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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955
A Wa tchfu l Eye
Unfortunately, A&M is not through with
this TT mess yet.
The Executive committee is going to take
a good look at the probation by .which last
year’s members are in
school, “in the light of the
findings of Tuesday’s mili
tary panel.”
A mighty good idea, and
a good reason. In the light
of that panel, which decided
that McDade had definitely violated his pro
bation, there may be more to the whole mess
of True Tools.
It’s no secret that students who were
suspended last year for being members of
the group have been seen together.
With any other group of students, just
getting together would be completely inno
cent.
But the TT’s have proved that they can
not be trusted, and they have also proved
that the organization means a lot to them.
Means more to them, in some cases, than
A&M and its rules do.
McDade has already violated his proba
tion, and the others on probation share
slightly his guilt, because they didn’t stop
him from wearing his pin and displaying the
TT emblem on his car.
A watchful eye or a stricter probation on
them can not possibly do any harm.
Staff Mast See
Probation Cases
All probation freshmen must
confer with the Basic Division
staff before registration, Feb. 5,
or they will be prevented from
registering', acting- Dean C. H.
Ransdell said.
He also said every freshman’s
schedule must include a Saturday
class, and those desiring to change
their major should immediately
fill out a change in curriculum
sheet, obtainable from a Basic Di
vision counselor. The reason for
including a Saturday class is to
provide a more balanced schedule,
he said.
The Battalion
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BOB BORISKIE, HARRI BAKER Co-Editors
,Jon Kinslow .Managing Editor
Jerry Wizig ... . Sports Editor
Don Shepard, Bill Fullerton ..News Editors
Ralph Cole... City Editor
Ronnie Greathouse .......Sports Writer
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WENM VENR’S RESOLDTlOM’
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GROCERIES groceries
Nabisco Premium
Crackers—1 lb. Pkg.
303 Size Cans—Kimbells
Small Green Lima Beans
303 Size Cans—Kimbells
Whole Green Beans
No. 2 Cans—Van Camps
Pork & Beans—-2 Cans
12 Oz. Cans—Niblets
Mexi-Corn—2 Cans
No. 1 Cans—Nelda Brand
Tomatoes — 3 Cans
Duncans Maryland Club
COFFEE — 1 lb. Can
Del-Haven
Tomatoe Catsup — 2 Bottles
MARKET
Armours Star
FRYERS — lb.
Armours—Pure Pork
SAUSAGE — 1 lb. Roll
Deckers—Tall Korn
Tray Pack Bacon — lb.
Hormels Dairy Brand
WEINERS — lb. 4 5c
Square Cut
Shoulder Roast — lb. 39 c
Meaty Short Ribs — lb. 25c
ROUND STEAK — lb. ..-. 59c
VEAL CHOPS — lb. 49c
Lean Pork Chops lb. ... 49c
303 Cans—Stokleys
PIE CHERRIES — Can
Bordo
Pitted Dates — 7 Oz. Pkg,
24 Oz.—Tea Garden
GRAPE JUICE — Bottle
2‘/ 2 Cans—Libbys
Fruit Cocktail — Can
303 Cans—Gebhardts
TAMALES — 2 Cans —
Star Kist—Green Label
Chunk Style Tuna
Mrs. Tuckers
SHORTENING — 1 lb. Can
Armours Star
Vienna Sausage — 2 Cans ...
25c
18c
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29c
6</z < )z - Can
33c
...25c
35c
-49c
PRODUCE
170 Florida
ORANGES — dozen 33c
Large Florida
CALAVOS — 2 for 25c
California
CARROTS — Cello Bag 8c
BANANAS — 2 lbs 25c
FROZEN FOODS
SWANSON’S Each
Chicken Pies, Turkey Pies 28c
Pictsweet
Whole Okra, Baby Lime Beans 26c
Broccoli Spears
Ford Hook
Lima Beans — Each 26c
SPECIALS FOR THURS. P.M. -- FRI. & SAT.
CHARLIES
— JAN. 13 - 14 - 15
FOOD
MARKET
NORTH GATE
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT ALL SALES
—WE DELIVER—
COLLEGE STATION
Employment Rises
During December
Non-farm employment in the
College Station-Bryan ai'ea in
creased in early December, accord
ing to a report from the Texas
Employment commission.
The number of job hunters reg
istered with the Bryan office in
creased from 102 on Dec. 1 to 135
on Jan. 1 as shown in the num
ber of claimants for unemploy
ment benefits.
About 187 persons were placed
during December by the Bryan of
fice. Forty-six others were placed
in agricultural jobs during the
month.
Lip sconib To Head
Bank Stockholders
S. A. Lipscomb was elected pres
ident of the College Station State
Bank Stockholders at their meet
ing Tuesday.
Other officers are Harold Sulli
van, executive vice-president; H.
S. Burgess, vice-president; T. S.
Whitely, cashier; and Miss Lois
Bethea, assistant cashier.
Directors include R. B. Butler,
T. W. Leland, Ralph Steen, George
Potter, Coulter Hoppess and L. G.
Jones.
The stockholders voted to in
crease capital to $100,000 and sur
plus to $50,000.
Eacett Elected
Club President
David Facett of Del Rio was
elected president recently of the
Range and Forestry club.
Other officers elected were
Padgett Montgomery of Uvalde,
vice-president; Ronald Gardner of
Humble, secretary-treasurer; Bean
Bilbs of Burnet, reporter; and
Clarence Kerns of Borger, social
chai rman.
Council To Open
Sewer Bond Bkls
The College Station City Council
will open bids Monday night for
the recently approved sewerage
improvement bonds.
Also at the meeting, which is set
for 7:30, the second reading on the
telephone franchise will be held.
O'
What’s Cooking
Dillon To Speak
Lawrence S. Dillon of the biol
ogy department will speak at a
zoology seminar Jan. 19 at 7:30
p.m. in the YMCA cabinet room.
His subject is “The Last Glacial
Epoch in North America; Its Life
Zones and Effects on Speciation.”
THURSDAY
7:00—Yankee hometown club, 112
Bagley, plans for Aggieland . pic
ture.
7:15—Houston hometown club,
301 Goodwin, coffee and cookies
will be served.
Fayette-Colorado counties home
town club, 128 Academic, plans se
mester party, discuss Aggieland
picture.
7:30—Lower Trinity Valley
hometown club, 103 Academic,
plans for party.
Amarillo club, 125 Academic, set
tlement of Christmas party.
Marshall hometown club, MSC,
delegate from Harrison county
hometown club Avill introduce two
young ladies who will present some
specially selected music.
Lavaca County hometown club,
Academic building.
living A&M club, 107 Biologfy
Science building, organizational
meeting.
Johnson Elected
President of FFA
Jerry Johnson, senior agricultur
al education major, was elected
president of the collegiate chapter
of the Future Farmers of America
at their monthly meeting this week.
The other officers include Lee
Williams, vice-president; Andy
Carver, secretary; Ben Branden
burg, treasurer; and George Cason,
dent advisor. R. L. Jackson of
the agricultural education depart
ment was elected faculty advisor.
RE Week Set
Religious Emphasis week has
been set for Feb. 20-25, according
to an announcement by J. Gordon
Gay, executive secretary of the
YMCA.
MARCH OF DIMfS
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bur favorite oram/i
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VEAL CHOPS lb. 39c
CM®ICE MEATS
Hormel
BACON
VEAL CHUCK ROAST
vetr Round Steak
VEAL CROWN ROAST
. lb. 59c
lb. 35c
DEL MONTE
Catsup
— Stokely’s —
HONOR BRAND
GREEN PEAS
SPINACH
BUTTER BEANS
CHOP BROCCOLI
2 Pkgs. 35c
14 oz. bottle
14c
"»■ 5 9=
lb. 49c
PRODUCE •
Cello Carton
TOMATOES . 10c
POTATOES
Colorado
Red
10
Pounds
39c .
Pillsbilry
CAKE MIXES
Pkg. 29c
Chunk Style
STARKIST TUNA
Can 31c
Peter Pan—12 Oz.
PEANUT BUTTER
29c
Del Monte—No. 303
CREAM CORN
15c
Del Monte—46 Oz.
TOMATO JUICE
25c
JELLO
2 Pkgs. lie
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Maryland Club
COFFEE . . .
C R I S C O . . . .
SUGAR
. . lb. 89c
. 3 lbs. 79c
. 5 lbs. 39c
PET M I L K—Tall Can .
TOMATO SOUP .... can
Del Monte—No. 2
SLICED PINEAPPLE . .
10c
10c
27c
GLEAM = .
49c |
DRENE SAMP00
59c
THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF OUR
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
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