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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1958)
Th* Battalion -> Colhgm Station (Brwrat taamty), Texan PAGE 4 t W»to—d>y, October 1, 1968 One Major Function Battalion Offers Help To Local Advertisers. B> MIX REED Battalion Nawa Mi tar Ona of tha important fvmrtiona of Thr Battalion ia the armres the nrwepaper ftve» ita advertis- •ra, both local and national. With an extanaive rirculation, The Battalion reachra every home in th« roller* Station area four ■ lay* a waek (Tveaday throufh Friday) brinrinr result produ-ting advertiamr into the homes and student dormitories. Merchants l ae Paper For many years merchants in the Bryaa-( ollege Station area have uaed the pages of The Bat talion to aell their merchandise. Battalion records show that more and more advertisers are placing ads in the newspaper The Battalion advertising staff, managed by 'Mr* Cecilia Prihoda, is a friendly, courteous and loyal group with ita primary concern haeed on giving advertisers the beverley braley tour* • trovel tervic best possible results from their linage spawe. Advertising Buff In addition to the business man ager, three advertising salesmen and a layout lady round out the staff which is helping local mer chants with ad campaigns The salesmen, all students at A AM, are Lien Estes, ietiiur marketing major from Grand Prairie, Don Groves, junior business adminis tration major from Alamo, and John Manthei, industrial technol ogy major from College Station. The well trained and experienc ed staff is always ready to help the advertiser plan a sound, hard hitting, profitable advertising pro gram to fit his particular need. It’s one purpoee is to help the advertiser aell more merchandise. fTie important thing the ad staff keeps in mind when helping the merchants plan their advertising programs is the efficiency the ad vertiser gets from his advertising dollar. Obaervant Staffer* To do this, staff membeis must be very observant as to timing, potential customers and competi tion in the area For Profeaaional Viaual t are SEE DR. G. A. SMITH Opt asset fiat Specialising in Eye Esamina- tion and Contact l^nsew BRYAN OPTICAL CLINIC I0;» N. Mam TA S-S557 Evewing* hy Appointment ^nVIUFFlER INSTALLATION Guaranteed Faetdry Duplicate Mufflers at Regular Price — All makes and models — This is a limited offer SAM LABOID AITO SERVICE 27th and Bryan TA 2-6379 Newspaper advertising is the most effective and economical means of mass communication available to industry, business and the public. It plays an mdispens- ible part in selling and educating the American people about the values of goods and services . . . to keep merchandise moving in volume at lowest possible prices. Advertirfng'* Function Newspaper advertising's func tion in the nation's economy is to help create and distribute better value* which are offered in com petition for the buyer's selection. ICjt were not for newspaper ad vertising the volume of the ad vertiser's business would drop a considerable amount, thus decreas ing his profit. SCUBA School Holds Meeting InGoodwinHall By JAY COLLINS Battalion Staff Writer The SCUBA diving short conr*e .had its first meeting last night in Room 305 of Goodwin Hall with I approximately 60 attending A brief discussion on the type and use of equipment was givey by John Jones, administrator o^ the course. The weekly lectures will include introduction and dangers of marine life; physics and physiology of diving, the use of equipment; pool tests and familiarization of the face mask; Introduction to the aqua-Kmg; sharing lung and arti ficial respiration; ditching and re- I tneving equipment; review and a final check out and quit. There will be ten lectures and five two-hour sessions in the ! *w imming pool. Equipment will be furnished from fee* paid by studeats taking the course. The equipment con sists of an aqua-lung, weights, depth gage, squeeze pack life pre server, snorkel, exposure suit* and a diving flag. Requirements for taking the course are a medical examination by College Hospital personnel, a waiver of responsibility from the ! parents of minors and an age re quirement of 1ft or over. Fees for college personnel and students is $10. All ouaiders pay i <20. Voc Ag Grail Work I Shows Increase Nearly five times as many vo cational agriculture teachers are studying for advanced degrees at AAM now as in 1953, E V. Wi’alton, ! head of the Department of Agri cultural Education, said yesterday. I "As a result of the in-field courses, many teachers are devel oping an interest in further edu- ! cation and return to college for | a full course of graduate study,” j Walton said. Another reason for the trend, too, is the higher pay which goes 'o a teacher with a higher degree, he said. fHHHWWlSHHi * NEWSPAPER WEEK ■WWW n ^/////^ A&M MEN'S SHOP 109 MAIN — NORTH GATE AGGIE OWNED ... HOLD IT ! ! ” / V/i a Press Camera Bv JOSEPH COSTA Vat'l Press Photographer* Assn. I am the Public Eye, I see for millions of people. I see for every one who wants to look. I keep watch for the smallest child, wear iest oldster, greatest leader and the moat discouraged derelict. The need fur my vision was created when a man drew the first picture on a cave wall. Perhaps he drew a buffalo And when he was done, he saw the buffalo, al though there really wasn't a buf falo there—just scratch mark* in the stone Right then, man's scope was extended beyond the limited horizon of his own presence. By means of pictures, the sights and diminsiohs ul a scene far away or long ago could be transmitted to the every burgry mind of man. F utf illment I, the camera, am the fulfillment of that need I see everywhere— all the time. What The Public wants to see, 1 watch. I have seen the world at it* mo ment* of beauty, and at its times of terror I have watched the awe some loneliness of two men on the stormy, air thin peak of Mount Something NEW at the MSC Fountain Room AG-BURGER 1/4 lb. ground b<‘rf • Sliced tomatoea • liClIUCC • F’ickle rcliah • Onions ALL ON A TOASTED BUN 35c London Doctor Tours Vet School Dr. R. F. Montgomerie, Wellcome laboratories, Ia>nd<>n, recently toured the facilities of the School of Veterinary Medicine at A&M The veterinary parasitologist al so ronfeired with Dr. K D Turk, head of the*'Department of Veter inary Parasitology and coordinator of veterinary research, Texas Ag ricultural Experiment Station and other staff veterinarians on animal health problems. Dr. Montgomerie, former presi dent of the British Veterinary Medical Association, is visiting vet erinary schools in Georgia, Ala bama and Texas. He is enroute to New Zealand. The British visitor said he was very favorably impressed with the level of veterinary education in the southern part of the United States. Everest, I have peered into the, ocean depths to bring back a I have been to wais so that history may see the suffeiings *nd the glories of those who wrote in the Book of Time. I have seen a sunset flicker in the last moments of day', painting the clouds over a Pat fic island. I have staled unblinking into th. nan-made sun th:*t burst abov* that same island, devouring it \eith the hellish appetite of the H Bomb With Marine* I watched man in his first at ines raised the flag amid heavy fire on Iwo Jima. Most of that band are dead now, but they will be remembered because what I see is never forgotten. I watched Man in his first at tempts to conquer the limitAs- space I fled with thousands out of a land of bondage known a* Hungary, and then told my story to the world. Sight* of New A ork In one day, I ran bring to any one the sights from a hospital in New York, an airport in London, a riot-torn street in C>prus, a frontier in Israel or a meeting with the En^peror of Japan. Through me, the great bawling, squawling ever busy giant called The Public ran see beyond the mountains or around the cornei Without me, The Public is blind. Science has sharpened my vision to a clarity far beyond the scop* of human eyes. The scientists hav. given me speed, perception to the most minute detail, and an unfail ing memory. Public Eve Other men have given me them selves—for the Public Eye is bu> a tool for those whose destinies are wrapped in mine. I,•the Press Camera, would be as blind as The Public I sene without a man to serve me. In reality, I am slave to the photographer But lacking me, he is an ordinary man. We are < ne and what I have seen, what 1 will see, is caught only because we are there together. mm Mi lii |MI W A VI Al> KATES rasni.iMc* * • *•; >»«•*» i*«Mt (<**Mirw* OtoHwi rno** VI • *4IS FOB RENT HELP V\ a.VI hi) l *r*r tli r. room fur?v .*••<! »>'3 B* • v *M' ».t:> VI n M*« • ni.nl I li . H.ar'x.m h.Im* me* I'.lli lur Mnwoun L *nm» Sin t. noth Siren TA 2 7V!J «ft»i V in p ii |ihJ Iii»tHir« furni>.t»a dupltx V>ry < lr«* n mi Monlrlalr Coupi. i>n!» No p*t* tv» VI * 7SS1 intfi Nir. «rn*il furnlMml Imthi** r’oupl* ■inly Knur blwk. Irom Coll.*. |tn VI * 73.11 intfi I nfi rrn.li.d (ara*. apanm.nl B.' »..i Brian and Collag. AMU f*n |5n VI S 7131 nnr* On. h^1rr>om f u rnal .d srarAgr apart n*nt Cl.an Bill* paid 101 l.ak* Slr*.t »I4 A vaUabl. Or! | N.W rm# baSIrnon iiartm.nl S'n>. and r.fng.mVir On* bln. k from Cain pur K.m r.a.onabi. J B Harvey V! 0 V! * .V44S Otfi Anartmant No-, aulat plan, for on* boy wbn realty »amr In .Iu4y Ona room kltchenen. baOi and *arage Completely (urniahed New wall lo wall ceverm* Two b .K-k. from North Oat. $.16011 monlb 11 VI k 724s Mf n Two rar hapa wanted Expenenra not n..».ar> Apply Triangle t>rlv»*ln iso* South Collage 12Xtfn T» > wall reuse* warned KxperMOM Ml nec»aary Apply Tngng,# Dliva in ISOg South College, IZStfn WANTED VVANTKO Re.ponmblt stugenla to erf. on fraternity aornrity, and raaidenr# balh <> demonairate and aell dally uaed prw iu. ee Kmn luiri |am aura a moatn Ant. fur details for Imn'etliate start l‘ U 4k7 Indianapoli. lai. git FOR SAI.E Baridik aerni autugiatic washing marhiiii VI $ b4*)7 i lotf lllftl V olk.wagen Per fart Interior Nr paint baiiery underroal ing Radio heal er $1305 VI « 41*3 im l<»4» Mercury Two door. llJrllnei Walton 11 T St Triumph motor cyt-ia clean. $20$ raal While ■ Auto Store *tf ISB3 four door Pa< kard Four goof! tires Radio heater VI bWM VI • 703'. aft* v oo, » zA T*o bedroom houae. Hardwood floan eniral heat rarport and separate gragt arge lol Fenehed bsrkyard $3U<MI e<|UH •r only $VSI No o)..«iMg emu paon VI $-5301 I3lk Fmteg ItTtf SPECIAL NOTKE ^nuai'tassiM. w ;r. Kvira n dll oned rod refneeralog only Ideal for Iwo *4 udent. Close lo Campus VI S MIS 41 fn K'ur room furnlehed apartment wii b eara.e in Bryan fail VI * V«3S 4lfn td'. 141 TA 2-4 12* «l ed Iwo lied room brick in Whits- rlmenl. k'lral S! reel Colleee It fn R n *k Tuiplex North fla.e One bed r*« m file bath ren'rai bent Carp*in .inreroom Call VI * 4.T.S ;ifn Fue room houae Two bedrooms 2105 Krhol. Bryan VI « 7'«4S JtlO ( Q Cnmpleiely furmahed three room and two room apirtmenla Private bath md enlrasee Adults TV 2 1244 2tfn (Arorn Hill Trailer Park* Thirty ut!"t> *l(»<ea for house trailer parkway ’ Implex furnished aiutriment Ruainea. place for . afe with living quarters 234>1B North Highway * Brian mn ! ar*e r<.mfortHble bedroom Call VI * 4231 4i*l I.ex'er College Station 141>tfn Sew if, * machines Pruttt Fabric Shop Skt fn Houses in seageh of students 1 and 2 bedraom apart men*a s a lable for imrnedl ate oc* upancy fiesirs ■* contact studerta m aearrh of pleaaant living quarter. TA 3 2*72 or T V 2-34*3 14*tfr WORK W ANTED ATTKNTION: PIaRo STUI>ENTF any axe as* ur call Mr. Hubert Dure D S C L V Call VJ 6 7*S7 for piano lessona. Stu4$m in AdM Music Hall IIU 4CL Rtmr* tsMMMM ISM. A P * A M. CoRa S’Bflor T#*n# Chll^d m feting Thursday, Ot 2 Bt 7 nil p tn Th# F>Uowfpiu f i i Ingres will ta ror, ff r rBd A Isa K C K» mniriMt or s C H Ra' ■-dell Wg J J W oolkei y toot It* V4o\Tftl.V a|* A K 4 TIVtF. Rafillmg end ct>lle*-tlng money from out fue-cent high grade ■ andy machines In Itus area No aelltng To qualify fur work you muat hav* car r*f*r*n< *a $F$n tin raah, ae* iiged by Inventrwy I *eiot 1 ryg 7 hours a week to buaineas your end on parrentag* of rbllartinn will net uti to $4nfl nn monthly Wiiti very goat i»*aitdl11iea of taking ovei full time Income Increasing accordingly for Inlen lew ipdude |S ..ne number In ap- hcatton to Box lo© c o Tu# Battalion *13 Klactrolux Sale, sod Servlca G C | Williams TA 3-MOO *otfn T()M THUMB BCIIfd^! AND Nl RUKRT VI « 5tPsi 5tfn OFFICIAL NOTICES FRESHMAN PINK SLACKS 00 Tailor madp to >our individual mrasuremenls here at ( ollege Station — No sending way of orders — No delay ONE WEEK DELIVERY— You try them on before >ou pa> so \ou ha\e no chances to take — Guaranteed To Fit. ZUBIK S Uniform Tailors North Gate 4 75* refin at 'urniture Vi2 Thompeor or Col Sauer Placement Office. VI * 143t fn Your term patters etc wfll he bet'er If you t* • k n>iw wr t» them now and bring them to Bt City Se*-re*ari'il service fn be uped n,,w VI * 57*>* 3411*A Tea*- A v *n ,e ll.Vfn Babies wants'! I'ay rare fur Infants and toddlers Hut me*!* Ffncsd tp yard H-11 * ro'leye degree snd ex par me* as child welfare worker VI * 75541 I HP fn Offlrlal suttee's must be henughl uiailed nr tetephsened su as Is* arrive In the Hfftre "t kludent hiibltealinns I4*mand I torn 3 MC A. A I * *115 h<a*rs * It. | g. daily Uondai thmogli t rid*! ' *> nr h* lure IN* deadline of I p.m. of the day peeeeedlnt luihllratinn — IBmrlur of Modest 1‘ubllea ttwg. Aa> student * m normally expei's ta eomhlete alt of the requ t* ments lor a d* gree *' th# end of the cqrrimt aemeaier short,d call by tt.e Registrar a Off.re NOW and make formal application for a d# gree! ogtober 31 ia tie d#ad' rw for filing an spldlration tor a degree to be conferred at tie end ot the current semester This deartl ns applies tn both gradual# and undargraduaia s'udert'4 H I. Heaton Registrar EARLYRIRD S II 0 I* I* E TOGS — GlhTS AND TOYS for GirU and Hot* FABRICS — SHOES airlaeeresi t Ulnae mai Texas See OLYMPIA TYPEWRITER %!•*<. 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