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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Tuesday, May 22, 19G2
Read Battalion Classifieds Daily
Nurserymen Will Appeal
Products Tax Problem
WILLIAM H. FREIBERGER
.. . cut hair of 4 presidents
Barber Of Four Presidents,
Two Governors Is Retiring
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A barber who has shaved the
heads of four college presidents
and Texas governors is retiring
after 43 years of clipping hair.
William H. Freiberger will hang
up his clippers May 31 after serv
ing as manager of the Memorial
Student Center barber shop since
the building was opened in 1950.
His replacement will be Edwin
L. Novosad, a co-worker and for
mer College Station barber. Novo-
sad also joined the MS£ s£aff in
1950.
I Freiberger, born . in Illinois in
lp93, came to Texas five years
later and settled in Greenville,
where he attended public schools.
A veteran of World War I, he
became a barber in 1919 in Sul
phur Springs. Four years later,
he moved to Texarkana to barber
for 13 years. In 1936 he purchased
a shop in Hooks, near Texarkana,
and remained there for four years
before moving to College Station.
Freiberger likes to talk about
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the changes that have taken place
in the barber shop work during
his hair clipping days.
“When I first started," Frei
berger recalled with a grin, “we
cut hair with shears and shaved
the necks all the way around.”
The whole business was revolu
tionized with the advent of clip
pers in the early 1920’s, he point
ed out. “But basically, the hair
styles didn’t change much until
the crew cut and duck tails of the
1950’s. During the depression,
thpugh, we cut hair pretty close,”
Freiberger commented.
Shaving is a lost art, he said.
Hot and cold running water in.
the homes and better shaving
equipment are the reasons given
by Freiberger for the decline in
customer requests for removal of
five o’clock shadows.
“We only get one or two ch's-
tomers a week asking for shaves,”
he said.
Freiberger lists some of his
more prominent customers as for
mer governors Pat Neff and Jim
my Allred, in addition to four
A&M presidents since 1950.
The Texas Nurserymen’s Asso
ciation plans to take its problem
of ad valorem taxes on nursery
products to the Texas Supreme
Court through an application for
Writ of Error.
Alvis Vandygriff of Austin, at
torney for the nurserymen, said
Monday that a recent appellate
court decision from Amarillo
called for “nursery products” to
be lifted out of their tax-exempt
agricultural classification a n d
placed under ad valorem taxes.
Vandygriff was a speaker at the
25th annual Conference for Texas
Nurserymen and Landscape Horti
culturists last weekend.
The ad valorem classification, he
said, would open the door for ci
ties, counties and school districts
to levy taxes on growing “nursery
stock.” Nurserymen want to keep
their products in the agricultural
category and will carry the fight
to the State Supreme Court.
On other tax matters, the at
torney told the nurserymen that
there will be extensive state sales
tax reorganization measures of
fered at the next regular session
of the Texas Legislature, including
a straight tax across the board
eliminating all exemptions.
Another change to be offered
will be the method of tax collect- the raising and marketiii|
ing on nursery products, Vandy
griff said.
The nurserymen heart! a wide
variety of talks on the problems
and progress of landscaping and
alt mA
plants. They also toured
research facilities.
Sponsors of the conference;
the College in co-operation;
the Texas Nurserymen’s As
tion.
COLLEGE WEEK" IN BERMUDA:
WHERE THE GIRLS AREI
Each spring, thousands of well- t
heeled kids cut loose in Ber-'
muda. In this week’s Post,
you’ll find out what really
goes on at these beach-house
binges. And why one young-,
ster says: “You’re supposed to*
go home paler than you came."
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$14.95
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$ 9.95
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$ 8.45
DRESS SHIRTS
By Van Heusen
Regular $5.00
Now $4.25
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Regular $5.95
Now $5.00
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$4.25
$4.00
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North Gale
College Station, Texas
“HOME OF DISTINCTIVE MEN’S WEAir
Two nice bedrooms for students. Call
VI 6-4233. 12013
FOR SALE
41* by 8* Fleetwood mobile home, twe
bedrooms, air conditioned, hitch and yard
fence. 161 Lakeside. Webb Park. 120ti
Haby bed and mattress, 915.00; chair
$6.00; floor lamp, 90.00; stroller, 90.00
Call Vi 6-7007 after 5 p, m. 1201.
1067 Olds 88, air conditioned.
>wer steering, power brakes, e
trip to summer camp dr fii
owned by professor. Price 9805. VI 6-ti
120tfn
FEMALE HELP WAN!
Waitress wanted. Experience
■ary, must be over 18 years ol
work ms conditions. Triangle
4606 South College,
OFFICIAL NOTICE
pow
for
it job
6-6732
June-Juiy-AuKUst only. Two bedroom
furnished apartment, fenced yard, S'TS
month 804-B Inlpw, C. S. 120t2
Lnr»re furnished one bedroom student
apartment. North Gate. $60.00 including
.utilities. Also, one at $85.00. VI 6-6165.
120tfn
Room, private entrance and bath, air
conditioned, across from campus. Contact
Don’s Barber Shop. 120t2
Apartment, lV4 blocks from North Gate,
2 large bedrooms, two baths, range, $60.00
per month. Available June 1st. Call VI 6-
5011 or TA 2-3766 (Mr. George Jachne)
• 120tfn
1950 Renault Daupbine-radio and heater,
37 miles per ttallon. Price St $300.00 for
Quick sale. Phone VI 6-8123 or VI 6-5169.
12013
Official notices must be brought, ■
or telephoned so as to strive in tbeO
of Student Publications (Ground lil
YMCA. VI 6-6416, hours 8-12, 14, i
Monday through Friday) st or belml
deadline of 1 p. m. of the day preen
publication — Director of Student h!J|
tiona.
For couple only, furnished garage apart
ment, 210 Trant, utilities paid, $40.00
monthly. TA 2-4363. 120t|
Apartment. 1 Mi blocks from North Gate,
one bedroom, range, refrigerator, $50.00
per month. Call VI 6-5011 or TA 2-3765.
(Mr. George Jaehne)
120tfn
Cool completely furnished Southeast two
Ind three room apartments. Private bath
tnd entrance, $45.50 and $55.00 month!
adults. TA 2-1244.
nthly,
119t3
Two bedroom unfurnished house, near
A&M storage space and washer connections,
$37.60, 400 Cooner. Phone VI 6-4455. 117tfn
se,
June 3, 940.00. VI 6-5036 or VI 6-5634.
116tfn
One way trailers. Rent it here and
leave it where you go. You save money
by renting a trailor and have your furni-
with you when you get where you’re
g. See Baker Tire Co., TA 2-8169.
112tl2
ture
goin
FOR SALE OR TRADE
CONTEST PRIZE
10 day 1st class round trip for two, Rio,
Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires. Includes plane
ticket, hotel, meals, sight seeing complete.
Value $2,300.00. Make offer. VI 6-6545.
118t4
WORK WANTED
Typing - electric typewriter. Experience:
Secretary, business teacher. VI 6-8510.
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RADIO REPAIRS
SALES & SERVICE
KEN'S RADIO & TV
303 W. 26th TA 2-2819
NOTICE
ELECTROLUX SALES
SERVICE & SUPPLIES
By Authorized Dealer
1003 S. Collepre Ave, Bryan, Tex.
TA 2-4143
4000, CFM evaporative cooler, 1 year old
like new. Originally $89.9
or fair offer. Call VI 6-8187.
er,
359.96 <or $50.00
12012
Kxtra grai
available
unnouncemcnti I
the Cashier's Wis
Cushman scooter with large frame.
Engine completely rebuilt, new chain
sprocket, needs painting. Call VI 6-7744:
after 6. VI 6-5051. 12012
120t2
Toy Terriers. KE 7-6131.
NOTICE TO JUNIORS
Senior uniforms. Blouse, jacket, pinks,
serge etc. Shirts, 14 tv-35 ; pants 32 waist.
, calf
11913
go etc. Shirts, 14 W-36 ; punts 32
Ht. 6-4, wt. 150. Boot size 12, a-c, calf
16". TA 3-6174.
One ton Carrier air conditioner., 1957
model, 220 outlet. Call VI 6-4649 or X-l-C
Hensel Apt. 11913
'49 Ford, $126, C-16-B College View.
I19t4
1967 Oldsmobile, hard top station wagon.
Air and power. Call VI 6-4563. 11716
'nduution
now availaM
M.B.C. from 9 to 4.
A list of candidates who are acadeniw
clear for graduation will bepoetaiiin
lobby of the Richard Coke Bute I
Thursday, May 24 at 8 a. m. Eeduiii
date is urged to consult this lilt ID
if he is clear for graduation, . I|
All student organization lender! act11
visors (this Includes Military Unitiit4
Cadet Corps, Hometown Clubs, and Ti
cal Chilis i please come by the Si
Finance Center, Memorisl Student
to file a new signature card ot s
elected officers for the fall of 1962.1!
do not elect new officers until tk
semester of 1962, the finance oftiari , j
each organization must make arranjtrel
for an individual to legally handld*!
for the organization during the I
months. Please take care of thisbil
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1960 Fiat 600, excellent condition, 17,000
miles, bargain priced. See at X-4-G Hensel
after 6. llStfn
Kinmore wringer washer, $20.00. 603-A
Culpepper after 6. 109tfn
1952 TD MG (classic), new tires, top,
tunnel cover, paint, carpet. Completely
overhauled. VI 6-6672. 106tfn
CHILD CARE
Will babysit at home, any age. Call
VI 6-6536. 120t8
Will keep children, all ages, will pick up
and deliver. VI 6-8161. llltfn
Will keep infant child or children in
my home. Contact TA 8-6129. 106tfn
LOST
Brown wallet. Please return important
papers. Bruce Davis, 2E Law. 120t2
SPECIAL NOTICE
Electrolux sales and service. G. C,
AHlliams, TA 3-5331. 90tfn
Fish and picnic at Hilltop
tiles
nd o'
. Lake, 9%
miles on Hwy 6 south of College. Tables
ovens, clean place. 69tfn
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Hamburgers — Short Orders — Fountain Service
Cash Available For Books, Slide Rules, & Etc.
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LOUPOTS
Regalia For The May Commentme |
Exercise
All students who are candidates h-
degree of Doctor of Philosophy Jnj
quired to order hoods as well as theiX’
cup and gown. The hoods are to 1**
at the Registrar’s Office no l&Ur •
1:00 p. m., Tuesday. May 22 (thierilj
accomplished by a representative oPf
College Exchange Store). The
hoods will not be worn in the prt
since all such candidates will be I
on the stage ns a part of the cerf
Candidates for the deg tee of DocWlj
Veterinary Medicine will wear the li
cap, gown and hood appropriate to #
degree. ,
Candidates for the Master’s Degree
wear the Master’s cap and gown. ■ I -I
civilian students who arc candidate!tor :, |
Bachelor's Degree will wear the bathe 1 1
cap and gown. ROTC students
candidates for the Bachelor’s Degree
wear the Class “A” cadet uniform in H
of academia regalia. Senior boot!
optional with tho uniform, L
Rental of caps and gowno WlV
arranged with the Exchange Store. 0#
may be placed between 8:00 a. m. Tii»(.|
May 1 and 12:00 noon Saturday, MW •
The rental is as follows: Doctor’s
and gown $5.25, Master’s cap snd M
$4.76, Bachelor's cap and gown $4.25. h*’!
rental is the same as that for cap
A 2% Texas State Sales W'I
required in addition to these rentals.
C. E. Tishler, Chairman
Convocations Committee
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DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS
Brake shoes, Fuel pumps, W
pumps. Generators, StarWJl
Solenoids, etc. Save 30 to
on just about any part for P
car.
Filters 40% discount
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