Page 6
College Station, Texas
Thursday, January 25, 1962
THE BATTALION
Smokey Returns As Trainer Of Athletics
Charles E. (Smokey) Harper re
turned to duty as head athletic
trainer at Texas A&M Saturday,
and Athletic Director and Head
Football Coach Hank Foldberg'
announced the appointment com
pletes his staff.
Harper was assigned other du
ties in the department by former
NATO
HAS FAILED TO DO ITS JOB!
NATO is well stocked with nu
clear weapons. But its army is
so small, says Stewart Alsop,
that the Reds could demolish it
in weeks. In this week’s Post,
he tells how NATO is courting
disaster. Why our army is full of
“civilians in uniform.” And how
we can offset the Soviet threat
by a "balance of terror.”
The Saturday Evening
POST 1
JANUARY 27 ISSUE NOW ON SALE
Aggie Coach Jim Myers last
spring. Myers said at the time
that Harper was giving up the
training room duties due to health
reasons.
Harper has been at A&M for
seven years, coming from Ken
tucky in 1954.
The new A&M Athletic Depart-
staff includes:
Hank Foldberg, athletic director
and head football Coach; Barlow
Irvin, assistant athletic director;
Pat Dial, business manager of ath
letics; Mrs. Mary Ruth Wilson,
ticket manager; Leonard Brown,
Craig Randall, Dick Johnson, Joel
DANCE
SNOOK HALL
Saturday, January 27
Featuring
JOE BARRY in person
Recording Artist of
“I am a Fool to Care”
“Till the End of the World’
“I Got the Feeling”
“You Don’t Have to be a
Baby to Cry”
Also
“THE CYCLONES”
Admission $1.50
We Really Need
USED BOOKS
And Are Prepared To Pay For Them
LOUPOTS
Wahlberg, Neil Schmidt, Elmer
Smith and Bobby Drake Keith, as
sistant football coaches.
Also, Bob Rogers, basketball
coach; Charlie Thomas, track
coach; Tom Chandler, baseball
coach; Omar Smith, tennis coach;
Henry Ransom, golf coach; Art
Adamson, swimming coach; Har
per, trainer; S. M. Meeks, equip
ment manager; Tommy Blake,
sports information director; and
A. E. Denton, student counselor.
5 Runners Letter
On Champ Squad
Five members of the 1961
A&M cross country team, cham
pions of the Southwest Confer
ence, won letters.
They will be honored along
with last season’s Aggie foot
ball team at the annual winter
athletic banquet to be held at
Sbisa Hall Feb. 10.
Track Coach Charlie Thomas
announced the letter winners,
including Ilhan Bilgutay of Is
tanbul, Turkey; Thad Crooks of
^looks, E. L. Ener of Jasper,
Malcolm Hardee of Groveton
and Thomas Johnston of Frank
lin.
Ener won first place in the
SWC Meet at Dallas with a rec
ord time of 14:11.8. Bilgutay
was third in 14:31.9, Crooks
fifth in 14:49.0 and Hardee sev
enth in 14:52.0.
Crooks, Hardee and Johnston
are seniors while Ener and Bil
gutay are juniors.
Two New York teams were
among the first five of 80 teams
in the recent Bermuda Goodwill
Golf Tournament Wheatley Hills
of East Williston, N.Y., won in
a playoff and Rockville of Rock
ville Centre, N.Y., finished fifth.
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
WANT AD RATES
>ne day 3<* per word
word each additional day
le d
2d per word each
Minimum charnrc—40d
DEADLINE
4 p.m. day before publication
Classified Display
80d per column inch
each insertion
PHONE VI 6*6415
FOR SALE
Baby crib and mattress, excellent condi
tion. Call days, VI 6-5513, eveninKS, VI 6-
5393. 63tl
1958 white Pontaic Bonneville ; twi
door; hardtop : factory air conditioning
radio with back speaker; white walls
power steerins. brakes and windoi
bronze and white ’ '
TA 3-4508.
s :
leather interior. Contact
63tfn
1958
automatic
tires,
3,10.
inpr, radio,
clean, $795.
Dorm 6, Room
62t2
Royal portable typewriter and carrying
ise. 10” carriage. 6ood condition. VI 6-
113. 61t4
1960 Studebaker. 2 door, $75.00 : portable
GE television, $50.00. VI 6-7627, 201
Church Street. 61t3
WORK WANTED
Student wife would like to keep children
for working mothei
8673.
Fenced yard. ' VI 6-
63tl
Student wife will keep children anytime,
play area, fenced yard, experienced
VI 6-4588. 53tfn
Expert typist, electric typewriter. Mrs.
Warren, days, VI 6-4769. Nights, weekends,
VI 6-8416.
39tfn
DAY NURSERY by the week,
hour. Call Mrs. Gregory, 602
ri 6-4006.
day oi
Boyett
Our nursery foi children all ages. Pick
np and deliver. VI 6-8161. No answer call
back. 42tfn
SOSOLIKS
T. V., Radio, Phono., Car Radio
Transistor Radio Service
713 S. Main TA 2-1941
AGGIES NOTICE
SAE 30 Motor Oil 15* Qt.
Major Brand Oils 27-31^ Qt.
For your parts and accessories
AT a DISCOUNT See us—
Plenty free parking opposite
the courthouse.
DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS
Brake shoes, Fuel pumps. Water
pumps. Generators, Starters,
Solenoids, etc. Save 30 to 50%
on just about any part for your
Filters—40% discount.
AT JOE FAULK’S
25th and Washington
FOR SALE
Large Selection Of Used
TV’s — $25.00 Up
TV - RADIO - HiFi
GIL’S
Sales and Service
TA 2-0826 2403 So. College
FOR RENT
One large comfortable bedroom in my
home. 401 Dexter, VI 6-4233. 63tfn
Large bedroom, two closets, adjoining
bath, recently used by a student, near
Townshirc, private home of one, coffee
privileges, rent reasonable, 200 West Car-
son. Phone TA 3_2221. 63t2
Duplex apartment, three rooms, fur
nished, air conditioning, south of campus,
quiet neighborhood. Phone VI 6-6281. 63tfn
Two furnished bedrooms with a study,
private entrance, private hath, 103 Dodge
Street. Phone TA 3-3250 after 5. 63t2
Room, connecting hath, private entrance,
near the campus. VI 6-5232. 63tfn
Two bedroom furnished house, 612 High
land, S55.00. VI 6-7034. 62t2
Unfurnished one or two bedroom house
near A&M. VI 6-4465. 61t3
HELP WANTED
C.E. Grad capable structural steel de
sign, drafting, quantity take-off and pre
liminary estimating of industrial type
facilities. Contact Mr. W. R. Horsley,
Placement Director, for further details.
63t3
Student familiar with 1250 Multilith or
350 Offset press to work nights and week
ends. THE SCRIBE SHOP. 211 West 25th,
Bryan. 63tl
Experienced or part time radio and
television repair man. Gil’s Radio and
TV, 2403 South College. 63tl0
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Hostess wanted. Must be neat in ap
pearance. Must have some clerical knowl
edge. Apply at Ferrari’s Triangle Restau
rant, 3606 South College, TA 2-1352. 63tfn
Registered nurse, 7-3 shift. Contact Bob
Ford, Brazos Valley Hospital, Navasota.
63t3
• ENGINEERING AND
ARCHITECTURAL SUPPLIES
• BLUE LINE PRINTS
• BLUE PRINTS • PHOTOSTATS
SCOATES INDUSTRIES
•08 Old Sulphur Springs Road
BRYAN, TEXAS
OFFICIAL NOTICES
Official notice* must be brought, mailed
ihoned no a* to arrive in the Offl<
ground
STMCA, VI 6-6416. houra 8-12, 1-6. dally
or telephoned no an to arr
erf Student Publications
Floor
dons.
All students who are on scholastic pre
or class attendance probation fo
fall si
bation
the
emester, 1961, must secure ap
provnl of their respective deans to registei
for the spring semester, 1962. The several
deans or their represent
view such in their offices
Friday. February 1, and 2,
des
>ring semester, rne sevei
or their representatives will inti
uch in their offi
ly. February 1, and 2, 1
H. L. Heaton, Director
Admissions and Regist
,er-
on Thursday and
1962.
of
rar 62t2
“Physical examinations for thise in
terested in applying for an AFROTC con
tract during the Spring Semester, 1962,
will be given at the College Hospital by
an Air Force Medical Team. These exam
inations will be given from Tuesday, 13
Feb. 1962, through Friday, 16 Feb. 1962.
Students who are not currently enrolled
311,
or th
j.' j. \jcj h\s kjkz miva v>0 cLCCOITl f) —
lish necessary forms.” 60t9
iy
in AS 201 must report to Room 311, Mili
tary Sciences Building, not later than 6
Feb. 1962 to be scheduled and to aco
no ”
“Students who have completed basic Air
Science and desire to apply for an AFROTC
itract, effective at the beginni
spi
Mi
ntract, effective at the beginning of the
ring semester, should report to Room 311,
ilitary Sciences Building, at their earliest
convenience.” 59t5
SPECIAL NOTICE
SUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1800, A.F. A
A.M.
Called meeting Thi
ua
Mason’
ferred.
Truman Jones. WM
Joe Woolket, Secs 63tl
A.M.
tiursday, Jan-
25 at 7 p. m. The Master
leeti
t 7
Degree
will be con-
Electrolux Sales and
Williams. TA 8-6600
Ssrrfea
G. G
OOtft
FOR SALE OR RENT
Unfurnished four room house, screened
porch, redecorated. VI 6-4632. 63t2
HOME & CAR
RADIO REPAIRS
SALES & SERVICE
KEN’S RADIO & TV
803 W. 26th TA 2-2819
TYPEWRITERS
Rentals-Sal es-Service-
Terms
Distributors For:
Royal and Victor
Calculators &
Adding Machines
CATES
TYPEWRITER CO.
909 S. Main TA 2-6000
“The Home of Greater Values”
OUR REGULAR EVERYDAY
DISCOUNTS
Whites Permanent Anti
Freeze : 1.59
New Champion Spark Plugs .69
Havoline Motor Oil 29
White Premium Oil 25
C-4 Oil Filter 5F
Largest Selection of tools in North gab
We Now Have Hunting & Fishing
Licenses For Sale. Be Sure and Pick
censes For Hale. Be Sure i
Up Free Game and Fish Digest.
WHITE AUTO STORE
North Gate College Station
Home Owned & Operated
By Bill Pipkin
SHIPLEY DONUT & COFFEE SHOP
For The Best Coffee & Freshest Donuts
ANYWHERE
Hamburgers — Short Orders — Fountain Service
Cash Available For Books, Slide Rules, & Etc
5,000 AGGIES CAN’T BE WRONG
LOUPOTS
37
28
Receive Football Letters;
Will Return Next Season
Thirty-seven sembers of the
1961 Aggie football team won var
sity letters.
The total includes nine seniors,
17 juniors and eleven sophomores.
The Cadets compiled a 5-4-1 rec
ord, finishing fourth in the South
west Conference race.
Letter awards have been ap-
pi’oved by the A&M Athletic
Council, Hank Foldberg, athletic
director, said.
The lettermen:
Seniors
Ends: Russell Hill, Dallas
(Wilson); Daryle Keeling, Tyler.
Tackles: Buddy Eilers, Halletts-
ville; Wayland Simmons, San An
tonio (Edison). Guards: Wayne
Freiling, San Antonio (Edison).
Centers: Jerry Jenkins, Paris,
Ark. Backs: Bob Caskey (hb),
Gonzales; Babe Craig (hb), Knox
ville, Tenn.; Jim Murphy (hb), El
Reno, Okla.
Juniors
Ends: Franklin Fisher, Bren-
ham; Bobby Huntington, Plain-
view; Pat Latham, Bowie. Tackles:
George Hogan, Longview; Ben
Krenek, El Campo. Guards: Jim
Harper, Borger; Keith Huggins,
Houston (Milby); Walter La-
Grone, Carthage; Bull Phillips,
Freeport. Centers: Jerry Hop
kins, Mart. Backs: Ronnie Brice
(qb), Andrews; Sam Byer (fb),
Marlin; Lee Roy Caffey (fb),
Thorndale; Mike Clark (fb), Long
view; John Erickson (qb), Waco
(University); Kenneth Kipp (hb),
Houston (Milby); Ronnie Ledbet
ter (hb), Dalhart.
Sophomores
Ends: Ronnie Carpenter, Mar
shall; Larry Crutsinger, Brown-
wood; Bobby Evans, Thorndale.
NEA Design Event
Wants American
Education Symbol
The National Education Associ
ation has announced a design con
test to symbolically show the
story of American education.
The symbol, which can be a
statue or other artistic repre
sentation, should illustrate the
past, present and direction to
ward the future of education.
The person who designs the
best idea for the symbol, which
will be placed at the entrance to
the Hall of Education at the New
York World’s Fair of 1964-65, will
be awarded a trip around the
world as a member of a travel
tour of the NEA. Any educator
is eligible for the contest.
A second award, the NEA said,
will be a nation-wide air tour
ending in a visit to the fair. Five
other runners-up will be flown
from their homes to New York
to visit the fair.
According to the NEA, entries
must include a typewritten descrip
tion and rough sketch of paper.
Entries will be judged on the ideas
they contain, not artistic quality.
Each entry should include the
name, address and educational
position of the contestant, and
should be sent to Hall of Educa
tion, Symbol Search, International
Fair Consultants, 10 Columbus Cir
cle, New York, 19. Entry deadline
is Feb. 28.
Guards: Jerry Pizzitola, Houston
(St. Thomas). Centers: Ray Ku-
bala, West. Backs: George Har
gett (hb), Linden; Jim Keller
,qb), Terrell; Jim Linnstaedter
(hb), Brenhum; Phil Peter (hb),
Houston (Austin); Travis Reagan
(hb), Wichita Falls; Jerry Rogers
(fb), Corpus Christi (Ray).
Ohio State’s Bob Ferguson!
Big Ten scorers in 1961 with nii
touchdowns for 54 points. |
cousin’s Hugh (Pat) Richter:]
second with 42 points.
“Sports Car Center”
Dealers for
Renault-Peugeot
&
British Motor Can
Sales—Parts—Service
We Service All Foreign Can 1
;i416 Texas Ave. TA 245!:
Get a flying start on Continental!
WASHINGTON
NEW ORLEANS
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
CoBYearfeot CO—cO— at DaBaa *md Hoostoa with feat
4-engine non-stops east. For reservations, call your Tsavrf
Agent or Continental at VI 6-4789.
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
Flemings
Flavor-Rich
COFFEE
TOMATOES
MIRACLE WHIP
CAKE MIX
Pillsbury
Choice of Flavors
L| >- 5 S'
300-Can iQ
Qt. 39.
3 pfco* 99
Salad
Dressing
BEEF ROAST
SWIFT
PREMIUM
Chuck
Blade Cut
43
ORANGE JUICE
Frozen
6
Cans
Spring Kist Frozen
STRAWBERRIES 3^11
FTCU CTfriTC Booth 9 8-oz.
r lol ?! O 1 ILJVo Frozen O Pkgs.
BISCUITS rc" 3 cans 25c
CHEESE 2,t7 , )c
TOOTH PASTE. F “ s t758c
BANANAS
NAVEL ORANGES “ L ,I9c
TROPICAL
BEAUTIES
LB.
celery K!l , h I9c
RED ROME APPLES
Bag
49c
m
GRAPE JELLY p 1 ^ 18 jar29c
\J O Vegetable 46-Oz. QA
▼ “O Juice Can
elbo roni irr: .xioc
PANCAKE MIX ^ 35c
SYRUP w B : t d f ,e . ,2 t;I9c
—SPECIALS GOOD — THUR. - FRI. - SATURDAY—
pj
m
m
ours
»
m
m
2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
200 E. 24th Street Downtown
3516 Texas Avenue Ridgecrest
F
IN
C
Frai
Falls
of the
dents.
The
slate (
by Dii
tary c
lowing
tion’s '
Har
lociate
Co. i
)f the
dents
Wichit
ber of
on nu
former
The
Peters'
ber of
partne
Oil fir
Worth
on nu
former
Thre
membe
ducah;
and Mi
over m
Air
Giv
Ini
The
dation
researc
Air Fo
search.
Prim
E. Els
Physic!
A&iy
lesearc
valued
during
AF0SI
awards
the Ui
Canada
dustria
laborat
Hit
A
A
A&S
e ducat
thorou
Possibl
sens o:
ent Ea
He ]
studen
one of
not
gram
Whi
a relat
a rds o
resean
% in
Thi
stems
taritaj
J iH A
Purp 0£
states
I'e sai'
Gov
toan (
recton