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THE BATTALIQN
Tuesday, May 24, 1955
Battalion Classifieds
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Ten day. .11^ per word
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PHONE 4-5324
For Sale
Couch, chair, desk, and small ta
ble. Call after 5:00 O’clock. C-
19-A C.V.
Study desk, mahogany finish, D-
7-Y College View. Phone 6-8852.
117t3
Heavy plastic doughboy swim
pool. 18 ft. diameter, 3 ft deep
with cover. Used 2 months. Childs
rocking horse. Phone 6-3839.
117t2
1940 Model hot rod convertible,
motor in good condition. Must sell
$90.00. Phone 6-8774. C-18-C
College View. 117tf
Fluorescent floor lamp. Milner
24. 117t3
Motor scooter. Good condition.
Phone 6-5724. Percy Turner. 410
Nimitz, College Station.
Senior boots and serge and pink.
Size 12-D. HVz calf. One year old.
$95.00. Contact: Floyd Trim,
Dorm 3-217. 117t3
Buy my equity assume small G.
I. mortgage. Three bedroom house
screened porch, excellent condition.
Phone 6-2904. Enfield drive. 117t4
“Easy” Washing Machine — $25.
Bargain. D-9-C, College View.
117t4
T.V. Antenna, T.V. Pole and
wireing. Cheap $15.00 complete.
Call 6-5354 or come by and see
511A Culpepper, College Station.
117t4
Desk cheap, partly unfinished.
$7.00 Call 6-5354 or come see
611A Culpepper, College Station.
117t4
Walnut finish desk, glass top—
32” x 46”. Drawers lock. Phone
6-5462. 115t4
1 Simmons couch (hide-a-bed),
4 floor lamps, 1 bookcase, 1 cedar
chest, 3 gas heaters, 1 platform
rocker, easy chair, 1 rug, 2 mir
rors, 2 night tables. 409 B. Taub
er St. (same street as College Sta
tion State Bank). 115t3
• KNGIVEKKING ANI>
AROHITECTUKAI. SUPPUTES
• BETTE LINE PRINTS
• BLUE PRINTS • PHOTOSTATS
SCOATES INDUSTRIES
MS Old Sulphur Springs Road
BRVAN, TEXAS
Dr. Carlton R. Lee
OPTOMETRIST
SOSA East 26th
Call 2-1662 for Appointment
(Across from Court House)
AS ALWAYS
Something NEW
at Lou’s
Crepe Soled
SHOES
$3.98
If you can wear them out this
summer, LOU will GIVE you a
new pari this fall.
LOUPOT’S
Trading Post
Trading Post
For Sale
Thor wringer type washing ma-
chane. Metal ironing board. Both
for $30.00. T. R. Fassig, C-16-Y
College View. 116t5
(2) Burroughs electric bookkeep
ing machines with stands; (1) Bur
roughs electric bank posting ma
chine; (1) Burroughs electric 11-
column adding machine with stand;
(1) Burroughs 11-column hand op
erated adding machine; (1) Bur
roughs 9-column hand operated ad
ding machine with stand; (1) Bur
roughs calculating machine; (1)
Monroe calculator; (2) Line-A-
Time copy holders; (2) Error-No
copy holders. Sealed bids will be
received in the Office of the Busi
ness Manager, College Adminis
tration Building until 10:30 a.m.,
June 6, 1955. The right is re
served to reject any and all bids
and to waive any and all techni
calities. Address Business Manag
er, A. and M. College of Texas,
College Station, Texas, for further
information. 116t2
1954 Studebaker Land Cruiser
(V-8) RH and OD. Many extras.
Will take low down payment or old
model car or pick up in trade and
arrange long term financing at
Wz % interest. Phone 4-4959 after
t p.m. 11514
Wardi’obe trunk excellent condi
tion very reasonable. Call 4-7782.
11513
Fat calves, half or whole. Pro
cessed for your deep-freeze. Phone
S-5802. 11118
For Rent
Large bedroom with one or two
beds, private bath, available June
1. Mrs. W. D. Lloyd, 500 Main
St., College Station. Phone 4-4819.
11714
Four-room furnished house in
College Park. Available June 1.
Call 4-9259 or 4-7554. 117t3
One bedroom and adjoining bath
for commencement activities.
Phone 2-7913 after 5:30. 11712
Beauitful home—during summer
months—modern wrought iron fur
niture, quite cool neighborhood.
Convenient to College. Phone
3-2760. H7t3
Four room and bath furnished
apartment. 700 East 27th St., Bry
an. $45.00 month. Phone 2-2015
or 3-3322. 117t3
Newly redecorated, furnished or
unfurnished apartment, North Gate
Area. Phone 4-4804. 116t3
Nicely furnished two bedroom
apartment at 201 A Church. Phone
4-8709. H5t3
One-way trailers for rent for
any place in U.S.—Get it here,
leave it at destination. Also local
trailers. Complete line of Fire
stone tires. Tire recapping and
repairing. Baker Tire Co. Phone
2-8159. H2t8
Two bedroom furnished house.
College Hills. Phone 6-1349.
110t8
Cool one bedroom redecorated
apartment in College Hills. Nicely
furnished—summer rate — Call at
707 Enfield or phone 4-7666 be
tween 12 and 2 p.m. 102tf
A wonderful place to buy or sell.
Battalion classified ads. Call
t-6324 for prompt courteous serv
ice.
TENNIS
RACQUETS
TENNIS BALLS
TENNIS SHOES
RESTRINGING
Get the Best Quality for
the Lowest Price at The
Student Co-Op
STORE
Wanted
Will pay $25.00 for used tape or
wire recorder in good condition.
Phone 6-1258 after 5. 117t4
Qualified housekeeper and baby
sitter with reference. Call 4-9652
before 5 p.m. or see at D-9-X Col
lege View after 5 p.m.
114t7
Would like to contact someone
who will be vacating house or
apartment about Sept. 1. Please
see or write John Montgomery, 501
Thompson, College. 113t4
Help Wanted
Engineer, Contact Station WT-
AW. 114tf
Pets
Students: Board your dogs at
special low monthly rates. The Ba
yard Kennels, on Highway 6 south
of College. 6-4121. 76tf
Work Wanted
Will keep children for working
mothers. Call 4-7314, College
View. 116t5
Will do typing. Experienced typ
ist. Barbara Robertson. Phone
4-7314. 116tl0
Typing wanted to do in my home.
Mrs. C. E. Carlson, Jr. Phone
3532. lOOtf
Female Help Wanted
Medical Laboratory Technician
for Clinic work. Call Dr. D. W.
Andres. 4-9011. HOtf
Wanted to Buy
One pair senior boots, 8-C or D
Call 6-6204, 8 to 5, 4-8593 after 5.
116t5
Found
In Chemistry Building, Wrist
Watch. Owner may claim by iden
tifying and paying for ad. Room
115, Chemistry Bldg. 116t3
Lost
One pair glasses with maroon
plastic rims Thursday, May 19, be
tween M.S.C. and Engineering
building. Phone 2-5209 or post
card to 200 W. Duncan Street, Bry
an. 117t3
Special Notice
Quick repair service on all small
household electrical appliances.
Lee’s Electric Service, 2219 South
College. 114t8
“SUBURBAN SPECIALS”
167 lb. Comp, shingles $4.95 sq.
90 lb. Roll Siding .95 Sq.
Celotex Plankboard 08 Vz ft.
3Vz” F. M. Butt Hinges .60 pr.
Assorted used lumber $4.50 Hd.
Used doors and windows... $1.00 up
Used sheet Iron $5.00 sq.
Bargain Paint and Builders Hard
ware Rental equipment and hand
tools.
SUBURBAN SUPPLY CO.
917 South Washington
Phone 3-3883 96tf
OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO MAY GRADUATES
At 8 a.m. Thursday, May 26, there will
be posted on a bulletin board In the Regis
trar’s Office a list of those candidates who
have completed all academic requirements
for a degree. Every candidate is urged
to consult this list to determine his status.
H. L. HEATON,
Regisrar 117t3
NOTICE GRADUATING SENIORS
All graduating seniors who are making
plans to continue with a graduate pro
gram of training, beginning with the 1955
Summer Session or the Fall Semester of
1956, should contact Mrs. C. C. Stevens
or me in the Registrar’s office without de
lay. Authorization to continue as a grad
uate student should be cleared In advance
of registration for the convenience of all
concerned.
H. L. Heaton
Registrar 116t5
All Range and Forestry students with a
grade point average 1.5 or better are el
igible for the Texas section American So
ciety of Range Management Student
awards for 1955. For further information
on this award contact Dr. G. W. Thomas,
R & F Dept, prior to leaving school this
spring.
Dr. G. W. Thomas 115t4
Fast, convenient
flights to
’Mural Marks Fall
By BARRY HART
Battalion Sports Staff
Four records fell as B athletics
ran away with the freshman intra
mural track title at Kyle Field
Monday afternoon, scoring 37 ^
points to runner-up squadron 24’s
23.
The athletes started off early
with a blazing 1:33.5 880-yard re
lay as Ken Hall broke the tape 40
yards ahead of second place C in
fantry. B athletics came back on
the last event of the day to win
the 440 relay in 43.7 seconds, three
tenths of a second off their record
breaking 43.4, set Friday in the
preliminaries. The old 880 relay
record of 1:35.0 was set in 1953 by
squadron 24.
Hall broke his own record of 10.1
in the 100-yard dash, breezing in
with a 10.0 in front of squadron
24’s Ed Dudley, who had a 10.1.
Dudley came back to erase his pre
liminary 120-yard low hurdle rec
ord with a terrific 13.9 and fin
ished 12 yards ahead of A chemi
cal’s Arlan Cornett.
D infantry scored in six events
to edge squadron 17, winners of
both upperclassmen relays, 30-25.
Walton Hall, paced by Billy Pete
Sport Shorts
(Continued from Page 3)
want to influence them.” Then he
said, “After I wrote the Jaycees
for the first time, I didn’t hear
from them for so long I thought
they had cancelled their letter of
intent.”
So far, only one Texas high
school player, Neil Swisher of Vic
toria, has said he will attend A&M.
(Loeffler also has received word
from a 6-9 player that he will be
here.)
Legal Notice
ORDINANCE NO. 212
REGULATING THE SALE, OFFERING
FOR SALE, EXHIBITING FOR SALE OR
EXHIBITING FOR THE PURPOSE OF
TAKING ORDERS FOR SALE OF MER
CHANDISE IN THE CITY OF COLLEGE
STATION, TEXAS, BY ITINERANT VEN
DORS PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING
OF SUCH OCCUPATION, AND FOR PEN
ALTIES FOR VIOLATION HEREOF; AND
REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 102.
Passed and approved the 16th day of
May, A. D. 1955.
APPROVED:
s /Ernest Langford
Mayor
ATTEST:
s/N. M. McGinnis
City Secretary
Huddleston, high point man with
12 points, was third with 21 and
C antiaircraft artillery took fourth
with 17. C infantry was third in
the class B division with 14, and
B field artillery scored 9 for fourth.
Hall was freshmen high point
man with 15 points, winning the
100, shot put and anchoring both
relays. Huddleston won the class
A 100 in 10.2, took second in the
broad jump and ran third in the
hurdles. Leggett’s John Smith
scored 10, with wins in the 440
and the broad jump.
The best race of the meet was
the upperclassmen 440-yard relay.
Squadron 17 barely edged B anti
aircraft artillery, winning with
45.9 to the army team’s 46.0.
Hugh Nanny led almost all the
way in the class B 880-yard run,
but couldn’t hold on in the home
stretch and Jack Heald plunged
past him 10 yards from the tape
to win by three strides in 2:08.3.
Huddleston, who had the best
time in the upperclassmen hurdles,
stayed with winner Sam Harris and
runner-up Hugh West for the first
three hurdles but couldn’t keep up
the pace after his winning effort
in the 100, which came just before
the hurdles.
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STORE YOUR TYPEWRITTER
. . . with the Bryan Business Machine Company. Pick
it up when you come back to school. Machines are
insured.
Bryan Business Machine Company
429 South Main — Bryan
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Trading Post
North Gate
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North Gate
Across From Post Office
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