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Gladiola
FLOUR
With coupon from
Houston Post 14c
5 lb. bag
Gladiola
BISCUITS
limit 6
can
s
Gladiola
CAKE MIXES ^ 5 89
Kimbells
PINTO BEANS 2b ^19<
Mayfields Medium
GRADE A EGGS ^ 39c
Sanitary or Carnation
I EL K 9 a ^ on carton for S9 C
Elgin
OLEO
Texsun
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Colored and Quartered
46-Oz. Can
lb. box
6 Ibs - 1.00
4 Por 1.00
25c
6-Oz. can
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5 Ft,r 89c
fcf. .- •*
Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS
Libby’s Frozen
ORANGE JUICE
Hills-O-Home Frozen
STRAWBERRIES ? * * le^z. pack ■ ' 4 15c
Burkes' r ■ fW, ' \ ~~"' v
BLACK PEPPER 4-o z .can 25c
Jet Quality
DOG FOOD 9 cans 1.00
WOLF BRAND CHILI »o. 2 ca„ 59c
WESSON OIL «*• 49c
BROOKDALE SALMON TaI1Can 39c
CRUSTENE SHORTENING 3 »59c
LIBBY'S
CUT GREEN BEANS 303 Can 6 for $1.00
CATSUP 14-Oz. Bottles 5 for $1.00
GARDEN PEAS 6 Cans for $1.00
QUALITY PEACHES 2^ Can 29c
FRUIT COCKTAIL . . . . 303 Can 4 for $1.00
Fancy
RED POTATOES . . . 10-Ib. bag 39c
Golden
BANANAS *«25
Fresh
Good Tasty
TOMATOES 2-lbs. 29c RADISHES . . 2 bags 15c
Lean Round
STEAK
PORK ROAST
Brazos Valley
FANCY FRYERS
Fresh Lean
b 89
ib 29'
ib 29'
Fresh Gulf • Hormel Dairy
TROUT lb. 39c BACON . . . . . lb. 59c
SPECIALS GOOD MARCH 5-6-7, 1959
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MARKET
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PAGE 4 Thursday, March 5, 1959: The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Rhodes Awards
Made Available
To Aggies, Profs
Students and faculty members
interested in obtaining information
on Rhodes Scholarships can do so
by contacting Aldon D. Bell, as
sistant to the American secretary
for the Rhodes Scholarship Trust
Fund, in the Birch Room of the
Memorial Student Center on Wed
nesday, March 11.
Bell will be in the Birch Room
from 8-12:30 p.m. to give informa
tion to anyone interested in the
scholarship.
The $1,700 a year scholarship is
offered only to those students hav
ing at least junior standing at
some recognized degree-granting
school in the United States. Basis
of selection are literary and schol
astic ability and attainments, de
votion to duty, leadership and a
recognized interest and success in
sports.
R. H. Ballinger, local Rhodes
Scholarship representative, said
juniors, in particular, should be in
terested in getting the information
on the scholarship.
Third Lab Manual
Published by Lee
The third edition of a laboratory
manual by D. Ralph Lee of the De
partment of Chemisti’y has been
published by the Burgess Publish
ing Co. of Minneapolis, Minn.
Lee’s book, “General Chemistry
for Colleges,” deals with labora
tory experiments, qualitative anal
ysis and solution of problems and
is designed for the beginning
course in general chemistry for
colleges.
The manual, which is used in
colleges in the U.S. and in other
countries, contains detailed draw
ings and illustrations by Samuel
M. Cleland, professpy of engineer
ing drawing.
IL
J,..Bayry... ^.t a -re^ortf^frof^sso
it Monmount Park when he shd
died 22 winners.
Board Okays Appointments
The board of directors of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege System, meeting here Satur
day, approved appointments for
various parts of the System as fol
lows:
School of Agriculture, Depart
ment of Agronomy, Mrs. Joyce P.
Potter, clerical,
Agricultural Education, Lloyd
Wilbur Bergsma and Harold Theo-
dore Wiedemann, both farm man
agement specialists and assistant
professors; biochemisty and nutri
tion, Clifford M. Trest and Wood-
ie P. Williams, graduate teaching
assistants; wildlife management,
Mrs. Myrtle Allene Wilson, cleri
cal.
Athletic Department, Troy C.
Chandler, head baseball coach,
Matt Richard Lair, assistant foot
ball coach; building and college
utilities, Hugo Adolph Stein, air
conditioning and refrigeration me
chanic; dining hall, Mrs. Marva
Zane Beasley, clerical, Milton Joe
Schroeder, storekeeper I; develop
ment fund, Miss Jeanett Patrick,
clerical, Mrs. Patricia Ann Ray,
clerical (% time).
School of Arts and Sciences, Di
vision of Business Administi'ation,
Donald Bullock Browning, grad
uate teaching assistant.
Chemistry, Hwei Choung Fu and
Aris Merijanian, teaching assist
ants; English, Percy C. Key, in
structors; geography, Mrs. Peggy
Lois Hoff, clerical (Ms time); his
tory and government, James With-
PoolSeminar Talks
To Be Held Today
A seminar on swimming pool
maintenance will be held in the
Social Room of the Memorial Stu
dent Centerj today from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m., according tp j^e Sorrels,
Ifrofessor of s^pitary- -ongtru^ting
in the Department of Civil Engi
neering.
JOIN
JLouftotk
Silver $ Club
YOU CAN NOW WIN . . . $27.50
ers Emerson, instructor; Mrs. Re
becca Simpson Lowery, clerical;
oceanography and meteorology,
Joseph R. Goldman, student assist
ant, Dr. Sammy Mehedy Ray, as
sistant professor; physics, Sol
Klein, laboratory mechanic; East-
erwood Airport, Mrs. Shirley Gayle
Boykin, clerical.
School of Engineering, Aero
nautical Engineering, Mrs. Mary
Lynn Elsik, clerical; agricultural
engineering, Dennis Ray Stipe, in
structor; architecture, Mrs. Glenna
Jean Jackson, clerical; civil engi
neering, Mrs. Mary E. Osborn,
clerical; chemical engineering,
Mrs. Beverly Ruth Hendricks, cler
ical; engineering drawing, Hollis
Dale Marshall and Allen Hearne
Williford, Jr., graduate assistants
(part time); industrial engineer
ing, Paul Stephen Gupton, grad
uate teaching assistant; petroleum
engineering, Mrs. Lora Lewis Wat
son, clerical.
Faculty Post Office, Burney
William Meyer Jr., clerk I; fiscal
department, Mrs. Carolyn McLane,
clerical; library, Mrs. Betty Con
ner and Mrs. Frances E. Justin,
clerical; Texas Engineer’s Library,
Miss Martha Ann Pohl, clerical;
student affairs, Mrs. Myrtle Beth
Dyer, clerical.
School of Veterinary Medicine,
veterinary medicine and surgery,
Mrs. Annette Nichols, clerical;
YMCA. Chapel, Mrs. Donna Lou
ise McCrary, clerical.
$2,846 Given From Fund
Board Okays Grants
For Five Professors
Five gx-ants, amounting to $2,-
846.25, fx'om the fund for the Im
provement of Teaching, were ap
proved for membei's of the staff of
A&M by action of the A&M Col
lege System’s board of directors,
meeting here Saturday.
Grants approved wex-e as follows:
To Bill C. Moore, associate pro
fessor of mathematics, $866.25 to
supplement a grant of approxi
mately $2,700 fi'om the National
Science Foundation, to allow Moore
to spend the spring semester of
1959 at the second annual training
program in numerical analysis,
sponsored by the National Bureau
of Standards, Washington, D. C.
To M. Gordon Daniels, assistant
professor of economics, $700, to as
sist Daniels in undertaking a Ful-
bright Grant for nine months as
lecturer in economics at the Uni
versity of. Guayaquil, Ecuador,
from May; 19607^0"Yani, 1^60. Dan
iels will also carry on research in
the area of agricultural credit.
To Leon W\ Gibbs, associate pi'o-
fessor of veterinary anatomy, $330,
to assist him in attending courses
in the techniques of using I’adio-
isotopes in reseax-ch to be con
ducted by the special tx-aining divi
sion of the Atomic Energy Com
mission, at Oak Ridge, Tennessee,
in the summer of 1959.
To Lawrence S. Dillon, associate
professor of biology, $700, to assist
him in undertaking a National Sci
ence Foundation Faculty Fellow
ship for study at the Univei’sity of
Queensland, Australia. He will
obsei’ve teaching methods and will
probably teach at the university,
during a period from Feb. 1, 1959,
to Jan. 30, 1960.
To W. C. Banks, professor of
veterinary medicine and surgery,
$250, to assist him in participating
in a summer research program
sponsored by the Oak Ridge Insti
tute of Nuclear Studies at the Uni
versity of Tennessee in the sum
mer of 1959.
Traffic Engineers
Make Safety Study
The connection between accidents
and freeway design features is be
ing detei-mined in traffic engineer
ing x-eseax-ch by the Texas Trans
portation Institute in Austin, Dal
las, Foi't Worth, Houston and San
Antonio.
The work is being conducted by
Charles J. Keese of the Department
of Civil Engineering and B. F. K.
Mulline of the Department of En
gineering Drawing.
Results are already suggesting
improved means of reporting acci
dents for best use of such data
by police and engineers, the re-,
port shows.
Approximately 6,500 accident re
ports are providing the data for
the plotting of continuous collision
diagrams on strip maps in the
work to achieve the research ob
jectives.
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Classified Display
8O4 per column Inch
each insertion
PHONE VI 6-64X0
FOR SALE
wood Drive.
8U7
New Electric Motors. Used for testing
only. H HP. $12; 1/3 HP, $13; % HP,
$20. Call VI 6-5031 after 6 p. m. 80tfn
Used for testir
, $
P.
STUDENT DIRECTORIES .... *1.™.
OFFICE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS,
YMCA, BASEMENT.
Mufflers, tail pipes and
Wholesale prices. W H I
STORE, 216 N. Bryan.
dual
T E ’ S 1
has a special plan for senior Aggies. S
Eugene Rush at North Gate for details.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
Artist with background in commercial
art for permanent full-time position with
the Texas Forest Service. Activitie -
copy artworK, maintaining photograpt
filing system, and some stenographic duties
Contact Texas Forest Service, System Ad
ministration Building, Car
EARLY BIRD
SHOPPE
TOGS — GIFTS AND TOYS
for Girls and Boys
FABRICS — SHOES
Rldgecieat Village 3601 Texas Are.
RADIO—PHONO—TV
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713 S. Main TA 2-1941 Bryan
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1958 CHEVROLET IMPALA CON
VERTIBLE. Nylon Top—Power Steer
ing.—Power Brakes—250 HP Motor—
Radio—Heater—Big Tires. Loaded with
extras. This car same as new. Will
sell at big discount or will trade for
1958 Chevrolet Impala Hard-Top. The
ideal car for someone who wants a
perfect convertible. 82t4
SPECIAL NOTICE
TUPPERWARE orders taken by ’phone.
Are you interested in becoming a TUP
PERWARE DEALER? Call Roberta
Smith, VI 6-4662. 82t2
Will do your sewing at reasonable rates.
Alterations. Pat Debbrecht, A-I4-C. 63tfn.
Need a new roof? DOCTOR FIXIT can
install a new roof with top grade materials
for as little as $7.99 per month. Call
DOCTOR FIXIT at MARION PUGH LUM
BER COMPANY today. Phone VI 6-571X.
80t4
Plastic binding service for thesis, re-
ports, papers, etc. AGGIELAND STUDIO.
72tfn
OPEN
WEEK NIGHTS
UNTIL 8 P. M.
SHAFFERS BOOK STORE
Let me keep your children for you by
hour, day or week. Will pick them up
and bring them home. VI 6-6505. 63tfn
Electrolux Sales and Service. G. C.
Williams, a TA 3-6600. 90tfr
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Satisfa
years
ction
guaranteed.
80tfn
CHILD CARE by appointment. 75'
half day during weekda;
nights and weekends.
c per
weekdays. 35c an hour
VI 6-4892. 76tfn
Bi-City Secretarial Service,
Avenue, Phone VI 6-5786.
Texas
71tfn
FOR RENT
Four room apartment. Newly redecorat
ed. Located 4 blocks from Campus on
Southside. 100 Grove. VI 6-5954. §2tfn.
One bedroom furnished house. $30.00
thly. 118 Lynn Drive, Bryan. Inquire,
82AltThF
bed
monthly. 118 Uyn
220 Lynn, TA 2-3807.
Room for elderly person. Will care for
VI 6-6246 ‘
renter.
clair.
come by 611 Mont-
48Alt.WF
Country kome with
iences, on all weathi
of Brj
all indoor conven-
road. 7 miles east
nd other out-
ill weather
of Bryan. Chicken house, and other out
buildings, about 5 acres of land. Would
consider selling and take other property
in trade. Call TA 3-4258. 80tfn
Large bedroom. Adjoining bath. Break
fast privileges and garage. Near Town-
shire. Rent reasonable. 200 W. Carson.
TA 3-2221. 80tfn
One furnished house outside
n hard surface road. TA 3-6624.
ity limits
79t5
See to appreciate pleasing, comfortably
furnished apartments, one small, one
large with garage, close in. TA 2-7860.
700 W. 26th Bryan. 79tfn
Nice three room apartment. New build
ing, new furniture. Freezing unit in re
frigerator. Formica drainboard. Ample
closet space. Available March 1. Two
blocks north of College Station Bank.
Come by and see or call VI 6-7248. 78tfn
You Can Have The Best
FRIEDRICH
Window Air Conditioner
JOE FAULK ’32
Auto & Appliance Furniture
214 N. Bryan Cavitt at Coulter
FOR RENT
Nice three room furnished apartme
just off campus. Redecorated, Priva
$40.00.
bath and garage. $40.00. See at 20
Kyle, East Gate. VI 6-5340 after 6:00.
74tf:
rate
203
Downstairs one bedroom, nicely furnish
ed, clean apartment. Two air-conditioning
plugs. $50, water furnished.
TA 2-3627.
1300 Antone,
"70
70tfn
Whitecrest Apartments. Near Campus.
Unfurnished, nice two bedroom brick. Wall
beaters. Air conditioning unit. $69.60.
ve and refrigerator. $74.60.
VI 6-7187. 64tfn
rs.
One with stovi
TA 2-4127 or
only.
Only $47.50
nee. Couple
See Ken Dyson, 401 Jersey. 61tfn
Small furnished apartment,
with bills paid. Walking distance. Couple
One roo:
air con
paid. On'
Lee.
oom apartment, furnished, shower,
ditioner, electric plate. Utilities
One block south of Drill Field. 200
Available Jan. 25, 61tfn
Four bedroom home, two baths, huge
living and dining area. Nice size den,
large kitchen, tile drain, screened porch,
utility room, double garage. Paneled
throughout with hemlock. Good sized yard.
Available Feb. 1. VI 6-7248. 61tfn
Walking
grad
See
louse. Nice and neat,
distance. Fine for couple or
student. Only $42.50. No bills.
61tfn
Small furnished house.
Iking
uate
Ken Dyson, 401 Jersey.
Four room apartment. Private bath,
entrance and garage. Call VI 6-5915. 62tfn
Bedroom with kitchen privileges.
6334.
VI 6-
62tfn
Sewing machines.
Pruitt Fabric Shop.
«8tfn
Unfurmsned garage apartment. Between
Bryan and College. Attic fan. $50. VI 6-
1331. lOtfn
KNICKS SIGN
NEW YORK WP)—The New York
Knickerbockers of the National
Basketball Assn, have signed
Kenny Sears, their leading scorer
last season. The 6-foot-9 Californ
ian tallied 1,342 points for an 18.6
point average for 72 games last
season. The former Santa Clara
star, 25, has put in three cam
paigns with the Knicks.
I LI t J’ U i Where the Art oj d
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