Page 4A THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1976
SPECIAL, NOTICE
SPECIAL NOTICE*
FOR SALE
PERSIAN AND ARABIAN FOOD
Thursday night, Dec. 9
8 p.m. - 11 p.m.
$3 per person
Fontana’s Restaurant
Across from Texas A&M
64 JETSTAR 88 Oldsmobile. Good condition,
blue, slot mags, new tires, $450. 845-5863. Ask
for Linda. 55tl
SERVICES
HOOVER’S TENNIS
SERVICE
Expert Stringing & Repair
Tennis, Badminton, Racketball
Wilson, Head, Dunlop, Carlton
332 Jersey, C.S. S46-9733 49t8
Service For All
Chrysler Corp. Cars
Body Work — Painting
HALSELL MOTOR COMPAND
ING.
Dodge Sales and Service Since 1922
1411 Texas Ave. -823-8111'
FOR RENT
THE
LA SALLE
a resident
hotel
Faculty, Staff, Post-Grads, Stu
dents. A quiet, dignified place to
live & study.
Rooms and Rooms
With Board
Monthly Basis
La Salle Hotel
120 SOUTH MAIN
BRYAN
713/822-1501
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PRE-SEMESTER
SPECIAL
Hidden Forrest Apts,
in Westwood Estates
Water paid.
Home-like living.
Near University.
693-3977
LIVE IN THE
COUNTRY!
Close in, yet totally secluded.
Extra Large two bedroom
(1,200 sq. ft.). Carpet, drapes,
stove, refrig., dishwasher,
washer & dryer connections.
Fenced yard, pets allowed.
Horse stalls and pasturage
available. Now leasing for
spring semester. The Bunk
House. 846-8701, 823-2870.
New 4-plexes
Spring semester occupancy. 2
BDR, 1 bath. Unfurnished or
furnished. $195 to $235. Deposit
$50 per couple or person. Water
and yard service paid. Call 693-
8850. After 5 or weekends, call
846-8145 or 693-1818.
55t2
Furnished kitchenettes, all bills paid. $90/mo.
Deposit. 822-3078. 52t4
Rooms available for students at Aggie Hall.
1502 S. Texas. 5tfn
SUBLEASE OR ROOMMATE. 2 bdrm.
apartment; 1 bath; furnished, bills paid; shuttle
bus route; 693-8524. 54t3
Sublease 2BR af>t. Furnished. $180 plus bills.
779-7940 after 5. 54t3
Sublease: Plantation Oaks furnished apt.
Spring semester. All bills paid. Call 846-
6669. 5413
NO DEPOSIT, NO LEASE. 2 bdrm. IVi bath
duplex. New, fully equipped. Southwood Val
ley. $250/month. Call 693-8866 or 779-
2222. 5413
Rent Greenfield Plaza Apartments. New car
pet, dishwasher. $215 plus electricity. Unfur
nished. Lease through summer. 846-1214. 54t3
Wish to sublease one bedroom apartment for
spring semester. Doux Chene Apartments.
693-5444.
50t6
Sublease 2 bdr. apt. Furnished. $290/mo.^Bills
paid. Shuttlebus. 693-5106. 54t2
Sublease: One bedroom unfurnished apt.
Large living area, patio, parking, shuttlebus, 2
pools. Call 693-6883 or 693-0360. 54t2
Private room $90.00. 822-6059.
55t2
The Television
Shop
TV & RADIO SERVICE
Zenith Sales and Services-
TV Rental
713 S. MAIN BRYAN 822-2133
AUTO INSURANCE
FOR AGGIES.
Call: George Webb
Farmers Insurance GroujD
3400 S. College
823-8051
ALLEN
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
SALES - SERVICE
“Where satisfaction is
standard equipment”
2401 Texas Ave.
5412
FOR RENT
GETTING MARRIED!
Need female replacement. 2
bdrm., 1 bath apt., unfur
nished. New complex. Call
846-6124 or 846-4364.
52t4
NEW 4-PLEX
Two bedrooms, two baths, unfur
nished. Flat or two story on large lot
in wooded area. $260 plus electricity
and gas. 693-3682, 822-4256. site
AVAILABLE NOW.
3 bdrm. modular home 9 minutes
from campus. Central heat, par
tially carpeted, washer-dryer
connections. $210, no bills paid.
No pets. 823-5332. 53t4
WORK WANTED
Typing clone after 5:30. 693-0267.
37t22
Typing. Experienced, fast, accurate. All kinds.
822-0544. 51116
Full time typing. Symbols.
7723. ' ' ’
Call 823-
392tfh.
Typing. 823-4579.
llt51
Typing. Symbols. 846-0360.
49t66
Professional Typing Services. Manuscripts,
Themes, Dissertations, etc. 707 University
Drive. Business Hours 9-5. Phone 846-
9109. 54t7
Clothing alterations. 822-2294.
5413
Office cleaning. 822-2294.
5413
HELP WANTED
BEDROOM FOR RENT
in upstairs apt. with three other
"Maggies.” TV cable, private phone,
new kitchen, laundry privileges. 5
min. from campus. Large home on
acreage. Call 846-5694 or 846-3824.
$75 per mo. Bills paid. 54t3
Duplex available January 15. Two
bedroom. Complete kitchen,
washer-dryer connections.
Fence. $230 per month. 693-
9393 or 693-7000 after 5 p.m.
55t2
ROOM FOR RENT
Near campus. Central air, heat. Nicely fur
nished. Private entrance. 846-0454. sits
ROOMMATE WANTED
Male Christian roommate wanted. Southwest
Village Apts. 693-6712. 54t2
Call Bob or Mark 845-4518.
55t2
Roommate, furnished house, own room, shut
tle bus, close to campus, call 846-0119 after
6. 55t2
Female for 3 bedroom apartment Tanglewood
South $86.25/mo. 693-4691. ' 55t2
Need 1 female roommate, nice new duplex.
$85/mo. Call 693-4274. Steph or Cinne. 55t2
FOR SALE
TEXAS MOBILE
HOME
OUTLET, INC.
at the intersections of Hwy.
6 & Hwy. 21, Bryan. 822-
9140 Why Rent?
New, used & repo mobile
homes.
Aggie Special: “A new mobile
home, $4,900.00
Also travel trailers & motor
homes.
A full service dealer.
Why do we sell more?
VA, FHA, Bank Financing
Now making overseas de
liveries. 55t12
DODGE CORONET
1968, auto., air, new bat
tery and generator. Runs
well. $350 or near offer.
846-0452. 54t2
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION:
15 acres and up. Good hunting;
good investment; great terms.
Vallone & Assoc., Houston, TX.
Michael Lemak, 713-524-
9131. 40tl6
BEAUTIFUL
TURQUOISE JEWELRY
In time for Christmas. Rings,
bracelets, necklaces. Buy direct from
wholesaler. Lowest prices in Brazos
Valley. Come browse. 118 Waverly
(off College north of Bryan Municipal
Park). 822-3481.54t2
IRISH SETTER PUPS
AKC AND FDSB
Champion Hunting Lines
845-1532 or 846-3946
55t4
Must sell wife’s car. 1973 Pontiac
Grand Prix, model J. 29,000 ac
tual miles, $3,000.00 firm. Good
tires. Call 693-6797 after 6 p.m.
55t2
1974 Malibu Classic Landau-Coupe. V-8, 400
cu. in., automatic, power brakes, steering, AM
radio. 20,800 miles! 693-8524. 53t4
FOR SALE: 20-foot trailer. Ideal for student.
Call 822-2419 after 5:00 p.m. 51t5
1950 DODGE CLASSIC. Needs body work.
Excellent condition. Cheap. 846-0770. 54t3
Volvo. 1973, 1800ES, 21,000 miles. Immacu
late. $5,795. 846-6255. 54t3
1975 Yamaha Enduro 250. 600 miles. Excel
lent condition. $795. 693-9762. sns
HONDA 350 1970.
6503.
Must sell.
Call 693-
55t2
Bring your bikes to White’s Auto Stored'
College Station, your oldest and most
dependable store, for parts, repair or
v "d dees vom like.
CIA
Summer Intern
Program
The Central Intelligence Agency in
vites spring 1977 graduates in en
gineering, physics, mathematics,
computer science to consider a
Summer Intern Program. Candidates
must be committed to graduate
school in the fall of 1977.
Interns will work in metropolitan
Washington, DC, as junior members
of scientific and technical staffs. Sal
ary range: $925 to $1,120 per month
depending upon training and experi
ence.
U.S. Citizenship is required. Send
complete resume to Mr. Robert Bell,
P. O. Box 9312, Rosslyn Station, Ar
lington, Virginia 22209 no later than
15 January 1977.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Cambodian rulers use music as tool
Associated Press
BANGKOK, Thailand — Radio
Phnom Penh is broadcasting the
Cambodian government’s revolu
tionary message in song and rhyme.
The music and poetry take up
about half the radio’s six hours of
daily broadcasting.
The constantly changing reper
toire includes children’s voices sing
ing about the country’s leaders and
its nonaligned foreign policy. One
ballad tells of the 1975 U.S. helicop
ter evacuation of the Cambodian
capital of Phnom Penh with Ameri
cans “shaking with fear, weeping and
losing face.”
Im Proum, a Cambodian liguistics
expert from Cornell University in
Ithaca, N.Y., suggests that the songs
into which the revolutionary slogans
and orders are embedded stand a
much better chance of making an
impression on the country’s peasan
try than dull oral reports. He is here
to compile a new Cambodian dictio-
nary.
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NEW 3-C
BARBECUE #3
(Culpepper Shopping
Center across from
Aggieland Inn)
Now hiring
for Spring Semester.
All positions are open.
Waiter, waitresses,
cashiers, line workers,
busboys, and dishwashers.
Apply in person at
Culpepper Shopping
Center
Dee. 7 - 10
between 2 and 6 p.m.
. 53t3
Aggieland Flower
& Gift Shop
The folks at
Aggieland Flower &
Gift Shop
§ want to wish you the happiest of holidays and
£ invite you to come by and see our unusual gifts,
3
§
including Aggie clocks and Aggie door chimes.
Plants — Hallmark Cards
Posters — Candles — Roses &
Other Fresh Flowers
Open 8-5:30 846-5825
209 University Dr. (Next to Campus Theatre) 846-5825
We Wire Flowers Worldwide
High school or college student part
time. Evening and nights until 10
p.m. and weekends. Housewives or
men: day shift, full or part time. Can
work from 20-46 hours per week,
above minimum wage. Apply in per
son only. 9:30-11:00 a. m. if possible.
Whataburger, Bryan or College Sta
tion.
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HALF TIME
OFFICE ASSISTANT
Some research involved. Must also be
able to work during University
breaks. Pay commensurate to experi
ence. Call JudL 845-2135. 53t3
WANTED
Full time or part time help.
Retail experience desired.
FARMER’S MARKET DELI
Bryan, Texas 822-6417. i9ts
GRAND OPENING
TEXAS FURNITURE OUTLET
Tremendous Savings on these opening specials . . . fan
tastic one of a kind Bargains! Limited quantities! Hurry for
best selections.
• 4 Pc. Bedroom Sets $129.95
• Sofa & Chair Sets in Herculon $139.95 j
• 5 Pc. Dining Sets $ 59.95 |
• Full Size Mattress & Box Sets $ 69.95 I
• Recliners — Super Comfort! $ 69.95 j
TEXAS FURNITURE OUTLET
712 Villa Maria (Across from Manor East Mall)
Open Mon.-Sat. 9:00-9:00 s
TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Receptionist needed 6 days a week. Mon.-
Sat., 9-6. Inquire at McLaughlin s of Corpus
Christi. 846-5764.
52t4
Wanted: RN s, LVN’s, EMT’s, lab and x-ray
techs. Grimes Memorial Hospital, 210 S. Jud-
son, Navasota Tx., 77868, 825-6585. 41t20
WANTED
Rider(s) to Cleveland, Ohio. Departure date
negotiable. 846-6255. 54t3
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
CONSTRUCTION
TRAINEES
To $18K
Single-family & multi
family. Construction-
related or Business De
gree preferred. All fees
paid by client com
panies. For more infor
mation call Ande How
ard or John Oren at
1-477-0321. “Call the
Construction
Specialists” Certified
Personnel Services,
1702 Strawb: y, Suite
300, Pas ad; a, TX
77502.
5412
ACROSS
1 Onion
5 Diminish
1 0 Duck genus
1 4 Playing field
15 Female
horses
1 6 African
language
1 7 Baltic
seaport
18 In a nice
manner
20 Select for
an office
22 Depart
swiftly:
Slang
23 Tricks
24 Bucolic
26 By way of
27 Soiled
30 Phoning
34 Examined
35 Chris
tian An
dersen
36 Fish eggs
37 Not forced
38 Sweetheart:
Informal
40 Given facts
4 1 Nationality
suffix
42 Tarry
43 Spat
45 Shrink
47 Animal’s
gear
48 It follows
“prin-
temps”
49 Strong point
50 Existing
F A I R E
53 Go astray
54 Play an in
strument
58 Ottawa or
Washington
body
6 1 Show busi
ness award
62
Khayyam
63 Arabian
governor:
Var.
64 Review and
amend
65 Eugene : _ _
Wolfe 19 Carlos :
character „ _ ® p ; p r emier
66 Father ^. elod y
67 Man in the 25 Sign of em-
Bible barrass-
ment: 2
words
26 eel:
Nematode
worm
27 Man the
helm
28 Annoy
29 Thing of
value
30 1943 Nobel
prize win
ner
3 1 Angry
32 Musical
symbols
or Rangers 33 Adjusts so
9 Kind of as to match
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2 Harmful
3 Call on the
intercom
4 Briskness
5 Elect, unit
6 Musical
piece
7 “ |j ve
girl”
8 Maple Leafs
curve
10 Each year
1 1 Slangy
retort
1 2 Capable
13 Speaks
39 Half —:
Pleasantly
intoxicated
40 Eating areas
42 color:
Kind of
paint
44 University
faculty
46 Return to
former
belief
47 Jack of
child’s
rhyme
49 Liberated
50 Eager
5 1 Toronto’s
Casa
52 The
Terrible
53: Pip : In
the after
noon
55 Teased: In
formal
56 Army com
pany
57 Imaginary
story
59 Brief sleep
60 Three: It.
For employment information al Texas
A&M University dial 845-4444 24 hours
a day. Equal Employment Opportunity
through Affirmative Action.
Texas A&M University
LOST
Embroidered work shirt, on campus. Reward
845-5098, 845-1094 55t2
Music apparently has been chosen
as a key propaganda and teaching
tool by Cambodia’s new Communist
rulers. Refugees from Cambodia say
they have seen no newspapers in the
country.
Refugees and diplomats have re
ported that Radio Phnom Penh
broadcasts are piped into the rice
fields over loudspeakers.
Occasionally, an accordion and
piano will strike up a martial tune,
but most of the songs are folk tunes
known to Cambodians for genera
tions. The songs are sung to the ac
companiment of reed oboes, wooden
xylophones, two-stringed oriental
violins and other traditional instru
ments.
In the pre-Communist past, the
words to traditional songs were
about love, moonlit nights and
religious-philosophical broodings.
Others were humor songs.
The songs invariably portray an
idealized, peasant-based society.
There are no hints of refugee stories
of disease, executions and forced
labor.
Cambodia’s Angka, the organiza
tion which rules the country, is fre
quently praised. Little children vow
in song to “walk the right path, the
glowing red path of the excellent or
ganization.”
One song tells children not to miss
their parents too much, an apparent
reference to the separation of the
young from their parents in an at
tempt to breed the new, revolution
ary man and woman.
The United States andllt|
U.S.-backed regime
Lon Nol are denounced ii
tones. Even Cambodia's l
seen as fading in comparisu|
present and future.
Radio Phnom Penh fonnj
teresting contrast to the{
media of neighboring i
Vietnam. The Voice of Vis
broadcasting from Hanoi ai
— also reels out the heavtJ
tionary doses, but its musij|J
ings include American favi
lian opera and Chopin.
Short hiking trd, \
LITTLE ROCK, Ark ii
Ouachita National Forest : j
sas and Oklahoma contains;:
of short hiking trails, manyh
are educational as well asn
ah
A one-mile loop at WaM
for example, interprets for;|
use, passing through 55 s
plant life. At Crystal Recreait
another one-mile trails
kers describing a hardwood]
and a j mnble of rocks througl
it passes.
Other routes include a i
Youth Conservation Corpstr|
still another one-mile 1
markers dealing with the ret
ships between plant and animl
tty
Life'
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UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL
315 N. Main — 846-6687
Hubert Beck, Pastor
EVERYBODY LISTENS TO THE
CAROLS OF CHRISTMAS...BUT
WHEN DO YOU SING THEM YOUR
SELF? THIS SUNDAY AT 6 PM
WE ARE HAVING A CANDLELIGHT
SERVICE OF SCRIPTURE AND
CAROL SINGING. JOIN US.
Loupot’s Bookstore
Headquarters for all T1 &
HP Products
Now carrying Tl digital watches”
from
$ 19 95
to
$4995
We’re sorry for an earlier misleading!’
suggesting all watches are priced at $191
NORTHGATE — ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE
SHARE THE RIDE
WITH US THIS
CHRISTMAS
AND GET ON
TO A GOOD THING
Us means Greyhound, and a lot of your fellow students
who are already on to a good thing. You leave when you
like. Travel comfortably. Arrive refreshed and on time.
You'll save money, too, over the increased air
fares. Share the ride with us on weekends. Holidays.
Anytime. Go Greyhound.
GREYHOUND SERVICE
ONE
ROUND-
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ARRIVE
Dallas
9.65
18.35
11:50 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
Houston
5.30
10.10
12:30 p.m.
2:50 p.m.
Austin
7.25
13.80
2:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Ft. Worth
9.65
18.35
9:15 a.m.
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New Orleans
27.80
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112 Nagle 846-1774
GO GREYHOUND
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