The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
PAGE 4 Thursday, August 7, 195S
For the Drill Field
William Edward McLaughlin Class of ’58 ’58 project. The gift is in memory of James
Class Agent, presents Vice President Earl E. Sarran, a sttudent from Brownsville, who
Rudder (right) a check for $2300, toward was killed Nov. 21, 1955, in an accident near
the payment for an underground sprinkler the west entrance to the eampus.
system on the main drill field, the Class of
Nuclear Physicist
Teaching Physics
Dr. Carroll C. Trail, a phy
sicist at the Argonne National
Laboratories of the U. S. Atomic
Energy Commission, Lemont, 111., is
lecturing in the Department of
Physics during the second term of
the summer session.
Dr. J. G. Potter, head of the
Department of Physics said that
Trail is lecturing in nuclear phy
sics tlu-ough Aug. 22.
The visiting lecturer received
three degrees from A&M, his B. S.
in 1949, M. S. in 1951 and Ph. D.
in 1956.
From 1952 to 1954 he held a
fellowship at the Oak Ridge Insti
tute of Nuclear Studies.
Ag Education Sends
Five to Dallas
Five staff members from the De
partment of Agricultural Education
are participating in the State
Workshop for Texas Teachers of
Vocational Agriculture in Dallas.
The workshop ends tomorrow.
E. V. Walton, E. L. Tiner, R. N.
Craig, O. M. Holt and Dr. J. D.
Gray are assisting in various
workshop activities of the confer
ence.
Walton will be a speaker at the
meeting. The other four men will
serve on panels.
Garden Greens: Perch a sprig of
mint atop that fruit cup of orange
and grapefruit sections.
Atkins, Porter Attend Meeting
Dr. I. M. Atkins and Dr. K. B.
Porter are at Purdue University
attending a meeting of the Ameri
can Agronomy Soicety which will
last through Monday. The meet
ing began today.
in Texas at the present time.
From Purdue, Atkins and Por
ter will go to Winnipeg, Canada,
where the International Wheat
Genetic Confexence will be held
Aug. 11-15.
Atkins is head of the small grain
research program of the Texas Ag
ricultural Experiment Station and
the U. S. Department of Agi’icul-
ture.
Atkins plans to take a short
vacation upon the completion of
the conference in Winnipeg and
will return to the campus late in
August.
Porter, a wheat breeder from the
Southwestern Gi'eat Plains Station
at Bushland, Tex., will give a i’e-
poi’t of wheat research being done
DESTRUCTIVE HUNTERS
SALT LAKE CITY, i^ 5 )—State
Highway dmector Elllis Armstrong
figures that huntex-s who take pot
shots at road signs cost Utah be
tween $50,000 and $75,000 a year to
replace them.
Roots at Institute
Edmund N. Roots Jr., of the
Department of Electrical Engineer
ing is attending the Nuclear Enei’-
gy Summer Institute being held at
North Cainlina State College at
Raleigh.
The institute is sponsored by the
Atomic Energy Commission and
the American Society for Engi
neering Education.
Kitchen Thrift: A hamburger
leftover? Cxumble it and add it,
with thin onion and gx-een pepper
strips lightly cooked in buttex - , to
eggs that are to be scxambled. Nice
for lunch!
A&M MENS SHOP
103 MAIN — NORTH GATE
AGGIE OWNED
BDC
CONTEX
the only
10-Key
Calculator
at anywhere
near its
price
*125
plus F.E.X.
Costs little, weighs less,
does everything
6 pound arithmetical
genius; goes where you
go; gives you all the
answers at the office, at
home, on the road.
Fits into any brief case.
Just lO" long,
7" wide, 334" high!
Operates by touch system
with standard 10-key
keyboard. 11-column
capacity. Speedy! Locks
for safe carrying!
Compare with
any $400 calculator.
ADAMS BUSINESS MACHINES
909 So. Main, Bryan TA 2-6000
— BA TTALION CLASSIFIED —
FOR SALE
One bedroom house, 50x100 lot,
$3,700.00. Excellent location near
campus. Small down payment.
VI 6-5889 after 5:30 p. m. or week
ends. 143tfn
2, 3, and 4,000 CFM Coolers at
Hale prices installed free. White
Auto Store. 216 N. Bryan Street.
TA 2-3867. 121tfn
G.M.C. one half ton pickup. Good
condition. Low mileage. See at
2705 South College Ave., Bryan,
Texas. 146tl
Evaporative cooler—two speed
squirrel cage with circulating
pump. $40.00. C-20-C C.V. 146tl
3,000 CFM evaporative cooler.
Three weeks old. Excellent condi
tion. B-14-Z College View, VI 6-
6319. 146tl
Two bedroom house with stove,
heaters. $3,300.00. 308 Ehlinger.
Call VI 6-6014 between 8 and 4:30.
146t3
Evaporative cooler 4500 BTU.
TA 2-0375 or see Capt. Killebrew,
Air Science Dept. 146t2
Wondermare spring horse and
Autobed-seat. Like new. Half
price. Call VI 6-4065. * 146tfn
By owner. 4212 Nagle, Oak Ter
race, Bryan, near campus. Brick,
three bedrooms, two full baths,
combination living room and dining
area, kitchen, den, Servel year
round air conditioning throughout.
Please call VI 6-6535 for appoint
ment. 146tl
The joy of owning a purebred
female Boxer puppy can be yours
today. VI 6-5257. 146tl
EARLY BIRD
SHOPPE
TOGS — GIFTS AND TOYS
for Girls and Boys
FABRICS — SHOES
Ridgecrest Village 3601 Texas Ave.
• ENGINEERING AND
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SCOATES INDUSTRIES
603 Old Sulphur Spring* Road
BRYAN, TEXAS
FOR RENT
One bedroom house, 204 Cooner.
$45.00. Phone VI 6-7334. 145t2
Furnished apartments and small
houses within walking distance of
the College. One office building
between Bryan and College on Col
lege Avenue. VI 6-7331. 135tfn
Four room furnished apartment
for summer. Available June 1.
$75.00. 400B Second St., College
Station. ISOtfn
COLLEGE HILLS near East
Gate—Cool, nicely fux-nished, one
bedroom southeast apartment. New
stove and refrigei’ator. Adults.
$65 plus utilities. Phone VI 6-5031
after 5:30 p. in., all day weekends.
141tfn
Attractive 2 bedroom unfurnish
ed apartment, near Crockett
School. Available immediately.
Phone VI 6-4092 or VI 6-5116.
138tfn
Three bedroom house. New.
Furnished. Two baths. Attic fan.
Call VI 6-4457. 1014 Walton Dr.,
C. S. I36tfn
Two. bedroom brick apartment,
402 Second St., College, VI 6-5334.
• 144t3
Large-two bedroom unfurnished
apartment near Consolidated
school. Ideal for staff member.
VI 6-5149. ' 144tfn
Unfurnished, one bedroom apart
ment. Tile bath, carport, store
room. North Gate. VI 6-6468.
127tfn
Sewing machines, Pruitt Fabric
Shop. 98tf
One unfurnished 2-bedroom ga
rage apartment. VI 6-7331 140tfn
Two bedrooms, with, adjoining
bath. Private entrance. Close to
college. 610 Hensel. 146t3
Two apartments. One a garage
apartment just big enough for one
boy. Completely furnished. New
floor Covering frbm wall to wall.
Good icebox and stove. Garage.
Other is large enough for a couple.
Completely furnished. Sixteen win
dows and clean as a pin. Both two
blocks from the Post Office. Call
VI 6-7248. 146tfn
PROMPT RADIO SERVICE
— Call —
SOSOLIK’S RADIO AND
TV SERVICE
713 S. Main St.
Tubes Tested Free By Experts
PHONE TA 2-1941 BRYAN
FOR RENT
Furnished apartment — three
rooms and bath. $50.00 a month.
404 Boyett, inquire upstairs. 146tfn
Furnished one bedroom house.
100 N. Church, VI 6-7098. 146t2
Bedroom—private home near
Ridgecrest Shopping Center. Walk-
in closet. 704 North Ave. after 5.
after 5. VI 6-4964. 146tl
Furnished apartment—3 rooms
and bath; private entrance. Adults.
TA 2-1244. 146tfn
Sept. 1—one three room furnish
ed apartment with garage. One
four room furnished apartment
with garage. VI 6-5915. 146tfn
Attractive furnished 3 room dup
lex, newly redecorated. Garage.
Good location. $60. Phone VI 6-
6454. 146tfn
Three room duplex at North Gate
with refrigerator and stove only.
$50. Phone VI 6-6454. 146tfn
Newly decorated, two bedroom
house, adjacent Southside campus.
Large closets and beautiful floors.
Phone VI 6-5136. 146tl
WANTED TO RENT
Graduate student would like to
rent two bedroom furnished house
near College for one year, begin
ning Aug. 25. Have one child 3
months old. Write reply to 104 W.
13th St., Big Springs, Tex. 142t5
One or, preferably, two bedroom
house, furnished with stove and
refrigerator. For A&M student-
veteran, wife and small son. Write
James L. Jenkins, 2306 Runnels,
Big Springs, Texas. 146t3
HELP WANTED
Two car hops wanted. Exper
ience not necessary. Apply Tri
angle Drive-In. 3606 South College.
123tfn
Two waitresses wanted. Exper
ience not necessary. Apply Tri
angle Drive-In. 3606 South College.
123tfn
WORK WANTED
Would like to keep small child
in my home. Air conditioned play
room and fenced backyard. 1008B
Welsh, VI 6-6007. 145tfn
Will keep children for working
mothers. VI 6-7801. 144t3
WORK WANTED
Will refinish furniture, 502
Thompson or call Col. Sauer, Place
ment Office, VI 6-4756. 143tfn
Typing to do in my home. Ex
pert work. Reasonable rates. C-13-
B C.V. after 5:30. 142tfn
Need a home for your toddlers
while you work? We have one
where they will have several play
mates in their own age group. One
hot meal with milk each day.
Reasonable rates. Mrs. Redding,
1104 Milner, VI 6-4892.
Your term papers, etc., will be
better if you think now, write them
now, and bring them to Bi-City
Secretarial service to be typed now.
VI 6-5786, 3408A Texas Avenue.
115tfn
Babies wanted! Day care for in
fants and toddlers. Hot meals
Fenced in yard. Have college de
gree and experience as child wel
fare worker. VI 6-7550. 146t2
SPECIAL NOTICE
Boys and girls between twelve
and sixteen years are eligible for
the summer Teen-age Typing Class
given only once a year at special
price. Make reservations early.
McKenzie-Baldwin Business Col
lege. TA 3-6655. 129tfn
Electrolux Sales and Service. G.
C. Williams. TA 3-6600. 90tfn
SUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1300, A.F. & A.M.
College Station, Texas
Called meeting Thursday,
Aug. 7, at 7 p .m. E.A. and
M.M. examinations. The
F.C. Degree will be con
ferred. Lodge room air con
ditioned.
C. H. Ransdell. W.M.
J. J. Woolket, Sec’y.
For Sale: A new roqf for your
home with top grade materials and
workmanship for as little as $5.28
per month with no money down.
F.H.A. Title I insured loan with
lowest interest rates. Call “Doctor
Fixit” at the MARION PUGH
LUMBER CO. Phone VI 6-5711
today and ask for a free estimate.
146tl
Tom Thumb School and Nursery.
Guided learning and play. Accredit
ed teacher. Mrs. Shirley J. Wag
goner, VI 6-5600, 913 Fairview,
C.S. 146tfn
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