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College Station, Texas
Thursday, September 28, 1961
THE BATTALION
Debate Team
Organizes
For Meet
The A&M Discussion and Debate
Club made plans for the coming
debate season at its first meeting
of the year Monday.
Presiding at the meeting was
Dr. H. E. Hierth, associate pi'o-
fessor in the Department of Eng
lish, who will act as debate coach
for the club.
Compe'ition this year will in
clude tournaments at TCU, Bay
lor, Texas Tech, Tuscon, Ariz.,
Hattiesburg, Miss, and A&M’s own
invitational tournament.
The college debate question to be
discussed is: “Resolved: that
labor unions should come under
the jurisdiction of anti-trust legis
lation.”
THE LITTLE 500
GO-KART
TRACK
OPEN—
MONDAY - FRIDAY
6 P. M. - 12 P .M.
SATURDAY - SUNDAY
2 P. M. - 12 P. M.
2700 So. College Ave.
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M. Scott Kraemer, representative of the
Pan American Petroleum Corp., Houston,
has his hands full congratulating two A&M
students who won cash awards from petro
leum industries at the annual Petroleum En
gineering Club awards banquet. Conley R.
Top Award Winners
Williams, left, of Mineola received $800
from Mission Manufacturing Co. of Hous
ton, and Charles K. Reeves, right, of Col
lege Station was the winner of a $750 check
from R. C. Baker Foundation.
SIDEWALK Sale!
FREE! PEPSI COLA
FREE! GUM & SUCKERS
’
FOR THE KIDS
THESE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 30 — I>! BRYAN ONLY. We
Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity.
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1961
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PEPSI COLA
Food
Club
Shortening
“Finest” For Baking
FLOUR
CRISCO
GIANT TIDE
ORANGE JUICE
25-Lb.
Bag $1.43
. 12 For 49c (Plus Deposit and Tax)
5 a 29c
3 69c
65c
99c
Detergent
Net Package
Top Frost
Frozen
6
6-Oz.
Cans
Pal
Peanut Butter
Washburn
Pinto Beans
I Red Bird—4-Oz. Cans
... 3-lb. Jar 89c Vienna Sausage .... 12 For JJc
.5-lb.Bag 65c | Mustard 16-Oz. Jar 10c
Blackburn Made
Syrup njq. 5 j ar 4p c
Sno Brite Rice .. 10-lb. Bag 99c
Special Case Goods Sale
SIDEWALK ONLY
Le Grande Golden
Case of 24 ^/-j. of Case
Elna
Case
of 24
<•$8 of Case
Cream Style Corn ....
.No. 303 Can 3.49
1.75
White or Yellow Hominy .... 300 Can
1.75
90c
Elna Early
Kobey
June Peas
. No. 300 Can 2.13
1.15
Shoestring Potatoes ...
. No. 300 Can
2.39
1.23
Elna
Alma
Blackeye Peas
... No. 300 Can 2.19
1.13
Mixed Greens
. No. 303 Can
2.39
1.23
Elna
Elna
Standard Tomatoes..
.... No. 303 Can 2.95
1.49
Pinto Beans
..No. 300 Can
2.19
1.13
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WEINERS
Samuel’s
‘Big Tex’
29c
—SPECIAL OFFER— |
Served All 3 Days £:
HOT DOG
With Mustard and Relish j-j:
Only 10c 1
Mohawk—Old Fashion
Salami Piece Lb. 59c
Old Fashioned
Bologna Piece Lb. 39c
Mohawk
Cervelat Piece Lb. 59c
APPLES
PICNICS
Jonathan / B
U. S. No. 1 Fresh
Ait. 39
Samuel’s Mohawk
Smoked 6 to 8 lb. Ave. Lb.
■ 27
%/B Lean ’N Tender
Sliced Lb.
99
Rhodes Grant
Applications
Now Available
Any A&M student desiring to
upply for a Rhodes Scholarship
must do so before Oct. 10. R. H.
Ballinger of the Department of
English is the college representa
tive for the scholarships.
A long and involved selection
procedure as well as stringent
personal and academic qualifica
tions must be met by applicants.
A student here must be recom
mended by President Earl Rudder
to a state selection committee.
This committee, which will meet
Dec. 13, will nominate tw’o candi
dates to the district selection com
mittee.
Four winners will be chosen
from this district, which also in
cludes Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
isiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Personal qualifications are that
a student be a male, unmarried
and between 18 and 24 years of
age. At least junior standing in
some degree granting university
is required.
No restriction is placed upon a
Rhodes scholar’s choice of stud
ies. All studies are taken at the
University of Oxford in England.
According to the scholarship
brochure “quality of both charac
ter and intellect is the most im
portant requirement for a Rhodes
Scholarship.”
There have been only tw r o previ
ous A&M Rhodes scholars.
Charles W. Thomas, ’22, is now
head of the Department of Engi
neering at New York State Teach
er’s College and Jack E. Brooks,
’47, is now on the technical staff
of Ramo-Woolridge Corp.
LAUGHS BUILT IN
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. GW —
Paradise Hills, a completely-
planned community under construc
tion near here, should be good for
an occasional* laught.
Comediiyps Jack Benny, George
Burns and Gedvge Jessel have all
bought lots, says President Joseph
Timan of Horizon Land Corp., the
| developer. Actor Kirk Douglas and
his producer, Ed Lewis, are among
other purchasers.
The community, a little more
than half the size of Manhattan,
encircles an 18-hole golf course.
. Fall In The Air
Eighteen-year-old Pat Kilgore, welcoming the first day
autumn, dons a bulkyknit sweater for this pert pc
the cornstalks, but short-shorts are more in keepinj
balmy temperatures which marked fall’s arrival dot||
south in Montgomery, Ala. (AP Wirephoto)
Annual Nutrition Conieren
Scheduled 1 lere October 4-6
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partin'
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1 he effect of flavor on feed vor
and water consumption will be one I ferei
of the many poultry feeding topic* the
during the annual Texas Nutri- j Pr
lion Conference here Oct. 4-6.
Discussing the effect* of fla
vors will be Dr. C. W. Deyoe, as
sistant professor in the Depart
ment of Poultry Science.
The scientist’s experiments and i be devoted to bev
studies indicate that the right kind and feeding opera
of flavor can go a long way in J Sponsors of the
boosting feed conversion efficiency Av&M Texas Anri
or getting birds back on feed. j tnent Station md
About 40 flavors were tested) tural Extension
in water. Among these were but- j eration with the 1
ter, coconut, coffee, strawberry. Feed Association
licorice and various chemical fla-, Feed Manufacture
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