Page 2 College Station, Texas Thursday, June 24, 1965
CADET SLOUCH by Jim Earle
“I’ve found that by systematically straightening my room
no more than three minutes a day, I haven’t had to give it
a major cleaning since final review!
BATTALION EDITORIALS
Civil Rights
And College Fraternities
The pledge of a Negro student by a Stanford University
fraternity has produced a highly disturbing statement from
U. S. Commissioner of Education Francis Keppel.
According to Mr. Keppel, the federal government now
has the authority, under civil rights legislation, to cut off
federal grants to colleges allowing segregated fraternities to
exist on their campuses.
The issue arose when the national fraternity suspended
the Stanford chapter because of its actions. Montana Senator
Lee Metcalf, a Stanford graduate, then asked Keppel to define
the role the federal government could play in the matter of
policing racial discrimination in college fraternities.
Keppel replied that colleges would be required to either
compel fraternities to end discriminatory policies or else re
move their sanction from the chapters. If the college refused
to comply they would suffer the loss of future federal funds.
The application of this doctorine could indeed set a
dangerous precedent. If private, self-supporting social clubs
can now be dictated to in regard to the selection of their
members, what comes next?
BETTY'S f /.
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Specials
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Ladies’ Shifts
Sizes 6-18, Assorted Prints, Stripes
and Solids. —
3.99
Each
Reduced To Clear
Assortment of Blouses,
Shorts and Other Casual Wear
All Priced To Clear.
2.99
Each
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LANI PRESSWOOD
EDITOR
THE BATTALION
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Seeks Batt
Everyone wants to read The
Battalion — even Superman.
A Student Publications secre
tary was puzzled Monday on why
the post office returned a copy
of the paper. Stamped beside the
address was “returned for bet
ter address.”
Read Battalion Classifieds Daily
The secretary searched for the
town in an index and not find
ing it, turned to look for the stu
dent who registered for the pa
per. No such person existed.
She finally gave up.
The person is C. Kent, 612
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The real Superman can obtain
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Room 4 of the YMCA basement.
More than 300 persons, many
of them novices and professionals,
will attend the second annual
Texas Greenhouse Vegetable
Growers Conference Monday and
Tuesday at Texas A&M.
Although the session is called
a vegetable growers conference,
most of the activities are focused
on tomato production.
When We Say We Appreciate Your Business
— We Mean It!
For Example:
During the past ten months, Loupot’s has given away free over 100 copies
of current issues of Playboy Magazines (have you registered?).
Why? — To show our appreciation of your business. We know any busi
ness is only as good as its customers — but ours are the best!
Of course, there are countless ways we at Loupot’s show our appreciation
of your business (our prices on used textbooks, for example) — after all, you are
our business.
North Gate
LOUPOT'S
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CREAM RINSE
98^ Value
Stylast Lotion
. HAIR SET
$1.00 Value
Lilt Medium Size
PERMANENT
$2.00 Value
Giant Size Secret
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Fitch Ideal
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TOOTHPASTE
89^ Value
Johnson’s
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98^ Value
Johnson & Johnson
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Niles Bactine
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Antacid
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With FREE $1.00 Refillable purse spray.
$1.50 Value
All Prices Plus Tax
Where Applicable.
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Redmond
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SHOPPING
CENTER
College
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Highway 6,
South
Open 9 a. m.
To 8 p. m.
Thermo Serv
TUMBLERS or CUPS
Set of six - Colors in Rose or
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Gibson’s Price $2.99
Swing-away
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Table Type. Holds 4 ice cubes.
Cup holds ice from 2 full
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Model 1909. $9.95 Value,
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Ceramic
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Dog & Cat Design. $2.75
V alue,
Gibson’s Price $1.27
For Summer - Ladies
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Gibson’s Price $3.66
Men’s Self-Opener
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Gibson’s Price $2.44
Men’s
SHORTS
WHEEL BARROW
3 cu. ft. Deluxe garden wheel barrow with large solid
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$11.75 Value, Gibson’s Price
Gripper of Elastic Style.
Prints and solids. Package
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Gibson’s Price $1.66 pkg.
100% solid foam filled
COT PADS
MOTH PROOFER
One application protects woolens for one full year. 95^ Value
53c
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Value,
Gibson’s Price $2.33
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Pathfinder
TRAVELING
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8.88
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Gibson’s Price 99^
2.39
Gateway 3-Piece
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An outstanding value in this
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$27.50 Value,
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Senator Super - 4 HP Briggs & Stratton Engine
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Senator Workhorse Deluxe - SHP Tecumseh Engi'
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Gibson’s Price . -2.77
Gal.
We have a large supply of LAWNMOWER BLADE
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Patio Pal
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