THE BATTALION Page 6 College Station, Texas Thursday, October 25, 1962 Bell Communicatioii Satellite Scientist Will Speak Here CHS To Choose Dr. John R. Pierce of Bell Tele phone Laboratories and Telstar fame will be one of the main speak ers at the A&M Century Study Convocation Nov. 16. The scientist will discuss “Space Communication” during the School of Engineering portion of the over all convocation program. Pierce’s name is closely con nected with Telstar, the communi cation satellite developed by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Bell Telephone Laboi’a- tories are affiliated with AT&T. The scientist was the first in this country to suggest use of space satellites for communications and to analyze designs of such a sys tem. He was horn at Des Moines Iowa, and educated at the Califor nia Institute of Technology. Pierce joined Bell Telephone La boratories in 1936 and became di rector of electronic research in 1952 and director of research in electronics communications in 1955. Morning - sessions of the convo cation include open house and speakers in the schools of engineer ing, agriculture, arts and sciences and veterinary medicine. A luncheon will honor members of the Century Council. 1IC Queen Nine A&M Con giolidated High School girls have b^en nominated for homecoming queen. Announcement of. the queen’s identify will he made during half-time activities at the Con- solidated-Caldwell football game Friday night. The nominees are Slusy Brown and Debbie Cooper, freshmen; Dasie Sloan and Sally«8 Sorrenson, sophomores; Sherry Holland and Joy Cooper, juniors; Pl'ggy Ames and Sherry Smith, stnior; and Linda Harvell, nomine*' at large. PIERCE Principal Elvis P. Owment said extra bleachers will bo added to accomodate the expected over flow crowd. Game time for the District 19-AA contest is 7:30 p.,m. GOP Sees Increase, Demos Predict Swee AUSTIN 6P) _ Texas Republi cans say the 1963 Legislature will include a goodly number of their party members. State Democrats contend the next lawmaking session will be all-Democrat, erasing the two cur rent GOP members. An Associated Press sampling of legislative campaigns through out the state shows more than a dozen hotly contested races be tween Democrats and Republi cans. An upset here and there would not be unexpected. However, Democrats hold the upper hand in a big majority of the 13 contested races in the 31- seat Senate and the 84 contests for the 84 seats in the 150-member House. “I think we’ll get a minimum of 10 seats in the House, including the two present Republicans up for re-election, plus maybe one senator,” said Tad Smith, acting state GOP chairman. “WE ARE confident of a com plete slate of Democratic legisla tors,” said Clyde Johnson, execu tive director of the state Demo cratic headquarters. “That in cludes the two present Republi cans who were elected in special AT SAFEWAY LARGE DENOMINATION GOLD BOND STAMPS FRENCH FRIES Bel-Air Frozen Crinkle Cut Potatoes 2 Lb.Tkg. 39c SAFE FANCY WHOLE FRYERS TJ.S.D.A. Inspected For Wholesomeness Lb and Graded “A’ 25 1 133 F11PM3 13 «M»i2 CIM'E-SE Here's Your Flrsf 3 Golden Tens • •. FREE '-V Redeem this Coupon for GOU> BOND GOLDEN TENS with your next ourchase at .CITY & ZONE: .state: Limit oive coupon per family. Coupon expires Nov. 3,'1962. LOCK . . . ANOTHER SAFEWAY SERVICE FEATURE ARMOURS SLICED BACON 1 lb. pkg. 59' POPPY SLICED BACON 1 lb. pkg. 55, CAPTAIN’S CHOICE PERCH 1 lb. pkg. 39' iLiS I fUC£ Crisp Large Heads f 5 C RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 5 49< FIELD PUMPKINS-69< RADISHES 2«°z <=eiio 19' Automatic SKU: Now... Instantly you receiv^the exact number of Gold Bond Stamps... in easy to paste Golden Tens and Single Stamps La Lani—Sliced PINEAPPLE 3 No: 1 Cans 49c This Coupon Worth 50 FKEE GOLD ISOND STAMPS Plus yoirr regularly earned 6old Bond Stamps with the purchase oi Any Heavy Beef or Baby Beef BEEP ROAST Coupon Expires October 27, 1962. Town House GRAPEFRUIT JUICE i 46 oz. Can 19c This Coupon Worth 50 FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS Plus your regularly earned Gold Bond Stamps with the purchase of TWO-—22-Ox. Jars Zippy Whole DILL PICKLES •Coupon Expires October 27, 1962. MRS. WRIGHT’S BISCUITS 8 oz. Cans | ^ Bel- Air—Frozen CHERRY PIE 1 1-2 Lb. 35c This Coupon Worth 50 FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS Fiji your regularly earned Gold Bond Stamps with the purchase of THREE — 10-Oz. Pkgs. Bel-Air Frozen SLICED STRAWBERRIES Coupon Expires October 27, 1962. This Coupon Worth 50 FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS Plus your regularly earned Gold Bond Stamps with the purchase of 7-Oz. Can Lucerne CREAM TOPPING Coupon Expires October 27, 1962. COLDBROOK MARGARINE 2 < »>. ^ 25< SPINACH OR CUT GREEN BEANS 3." l#c Lucerne •ICE MILK Half Gal. On. 49c This Coupon Worth 25 FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS Flus your regularly earned Gold Bond Stamps with the purchase ot 5-Lb. Bag FRESH ORANGES Coupon Eypires October 27, 1962. HIGHWAY DELICIOUS Prices and Coupons Effective Thru Saturday, October 27. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. SAFEWAY Tempest Tuna 3 s 49c Pork & Beans “ 10 No. 300 Can HIGHWAY GARDENSIDE jSEt- Two Stores Conveniently Located to serve jmu: ★ 400 E. 25th ★ TOWNSHIRE Apple Sauce 3 “ 39e Tomatoes No. 1 Can 10, elections by not more that cent of the voter strength.” Both sides agree the Senate race likely will be th tie between former Stat» Jim Bates, Edinburg Dej and McAllen Mayor Roij Barnes, a prominent Vallij publican. Current repenR tea Bates appears to have theeks ies An interesting Senatera cause of name similarity! Moffett-Moffitt campaign fa ateorial District 23. Longtiu George Moffett, Chillicothei I Ma m at, is challenged by ansj g a: tive Republican, Mrs, Ginnj fitt, Wichita Palls. The in j R° is the favorite. ANOTHER NAME sinii the Harris-Harris race in if Fred Red Harris, winner oli | ^ campaign for the De»i nomination, is favored ore Republican, 0. H. Ike Ei for state representative. fiei bal The two incumbent Repi | House members have actin nents but are given good of re-election. I Rep. George Korkinas, City, has a close race with DM crat Don Brown of ffiti Bop. Kenneth Kohler, In faces Democrat Walter Ei Other close House race! turned up in the (Jfl sai included: Rep. Menton J. Mumv.n |JU Democrat House member Harlingen, and FaustoYtmi Brownsville, who was John In Cameron County campaipi ger. Observers give Yturriad) of an upset if he carries Ci| I County. IN DALLAS COUNTY,E? can Henry Stollenwerck isj a chance against Democrat! T. Higginbotham Jr. and 1 lican P. Macatee against Corbin Burnett if GOP gd torial candidate Jack Coxj Dallas County. A close race may develop! five-county Dist. 70 where li F. Canales, San Diego Des faces Uvalde Serna, San I Republican, long time menji the anti-George Parr fan na is given a good chancel rying Starr County. THE DEMOCRAT E.G.fi ton — Republican Gene Dc® for Dist. 75 is close, pari® I if Dean carries his home co»i Dawson. Pendleton is drews and Dean from LafflSf Rep. George Cook, Odes* been having hot competitiw Republican Elwood Weyland of Odessa. In Midland, Republican S. Davis is given a cha* beating Democrat Harry H'‘ son. Both have big campaiS* ing. Rep. J. Collier Adams, is predicated to win ^ but may have a close W® Republican Dick Turner. Rep. Olen R. Petty, ^ is given an “edge” over ^ can Burnett Roberts, also^ land. CORRECTED SCH^ Outfit picture for the AgP will be made according schedule below. ’ ^ Uniform will be class A’*? Outfit C. O.s will wear: 5 * seniors will wear book, jackets may be worn if J u iors in the outfit can 1 , them. Guidons and A"'2 r(1 , will be carried. All pe rso1 ? the outfit will wear the service cap issued by ^ lege. The type of cap underclassmen to and uuueiciassmen to auu *• picture taking area isJ®;* discretion of the outfit C' Outfits should be in front® Administration Building, hrs. on the appoint^ Arrangements should W by the first sergeant*®' hall supervisors to aOo outfit to be admitted to tb e hall early. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Oct. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 12 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 27 Nov. 28 Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Nov. 3 Dec. 4 Dec. A-l, B1 C-l, D-l E-l, F-l G-l, G-2 A-2, B-2 C-2, D-2 E-2, F-2 A-3, B-3 C-3, D-3 H-3, Sqd. 1« E-3, F-3 G-3,1-3 a Sqd. 1, Sqd. ■ Sqd. 3, Sqd.1 Sqd. 5, Sqd. 6 Sqd. 7, Sqd. ^ Sqd. 9, Sqd. 1* Sqd. 11, Sqd. J Sqd. 13, Sqd.- 1 Sqd. 15 M-Band, W-Bi* A