Job Interviews
Thursday, March 17, 1955
THE BATTALION
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TODAY thru SATURDAY
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Thursday, March 17—The Texas
company—petroleum and mechani
cal engineers: juniors primarily for
summer work — as trainees as
roustabouts foi- June-July-August.
June graduates for employment
leading to petroleum engineering
assignments in domestic operations
for the producing department.
Thursday, March 17—Lockheed
Aircraft Corp.—mechanical, aero
nautical, civil, electrical engineer
ing, mathematics, physics equal all
CIRCLE
TODAY thru FRIDAY
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MERLE OBERON • HELEN TRAUBEL
— A L S O —
William Holden
‘EXECUTIVE SUITE’
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Bryan Z-8S79
NOW thru TUESDAY
SKIN DIVER ACTION!
AQUA-LUNG THRILLS!
| levels for opportunities as members
! of the engineering or x'esearch
I staff.
Thursday, March 17—The Carter
Oil company—physics, chemistry,
petroleum, mechanical, chemical,
electrical engineering, mathematics,
geology, geophysics. Openings are
foi 1 those definitely interested in
research. See interview notice for
degree levels.
Thursday, Friday, March 17, 18—
Boeing Airplane company—mathe
matics, physics, aeronautical, civil,
electrical, mechanical and all engi
neering grads interested in design,
research and production or aircraft
and missiles, including industrial
engineering, tool design and pro
duction planning. Group meeting
at 5 p.m. in 2A and 2B of the
Memorial Student Center on March
16.
Friday, March 18—American Cy-
anamid company—chemistry and
chemical engineering majors inter
ested in employment with this
chemical company.
Friday, March 18—Lufkin Foun
dry & Machine Co.—positions open
for mechanical engineers in pro
duction departments 'and for me
chanical and petroleum engineers
in sales depai-tment.
Friday, March 18—Seismic Ex
plorations, Inc. — interviews for
mathematics, physics, geology pe
troleum engineering majors.
Friday, March 18 — Standard-
Vacuum Oil company—interviews
for overseas employment—petro
leum, chemical engineering and
geophysics.
Friday, March 18—Braniff Air
ways — mechanical, aeronautical,
electrical, and civil engineers for
maintenance engineers in systems,
powerplants, electrical and instim-
ments, structures.
GILBERT ROLAND • BICHARD EGAN • LORI NELSON
. RKO RADIO PICTURE
DOKO\
MALONE
CHARLI
McGRAW
with Don Haggety
Mary Beth Hugies
A LINDSLEY PARSON^roduction
Directed by HAROLD SAtUSTER
Screenplay by WARREN \0UGLA$
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TODAY thru SATURDAY
John Wayne
in
“SHE WORE A
YELLOW RIBBON”
BETTER BUY A LICENSE—Instructors for the eighth
annual Game Warden school now in session here talk over
the curriculum for the 15-week course. Left to right are An
thony Inglis, graduate assistant who teaches natural his
tory and game management; Dr. George K. Reid jr., spe-
ialist in fisheries; Dr. William B. Davis, head of A&M’s
wildlife management department; and Capt. John Wood of
Brownwood, who is with the Texas Game and Fish Com
mission. J. F. Pierce of the English department, another
instructor, was not present when the picture was made.
(KHOREN UNDER 12 YEARS-
TODAY AND FRIDAY
Victor Mature Jean Simmons
“THE EGYPTIAN”
CinemaScope — Technicolor
“GIRlTNEXT DOOR”
With
Dan Dailey — June Haver
What’s Cooking
THURSDAY
Amarillo club, no Aggieland pic
ture this week.
5:15—Corpus Christi club, front
of MSC, Aggieland picture.
7:15—Guadalupe Valley club, 125
Academic, discuss Easter party.
Waco-McLennan County club, so
cial room MSC.
Rusk County A&M club, 411 Aca
demic.
East Texas club, room 3C MSC,
plan spring party.
7:30 — Austin club, basement
YMCA.
Red River Valley club, room 2D,
MSC, set date for Aggieland pic
ture.
Dallas club, 107 Biological Sci
ence building, plan Easter pai’ty.
Heart O’ Texas club. Academic
building, election of officers.
Marshall club, Academic, make
plans for Easter party and for
duchess to attend Cotton ball.
Milam county club, YMCA.
El Paso club, 3rd floor Aca
demic, discuss party.
Hidalgo-Starr County club, 107
Biology building, election of Cot
ton ball.
Bell county club, 123 Academic,
discuss spring party.
Roper Appointed
Second Lt. Chaides A. Roper,
’53, has been appointed aide de
camp for Maj. Gen. Lee Howze
in Seoul, Korea, according to a let
ter from his father. Roper is a
native of Houston.
Come to the Buffet served in the Main Dining
Room of the Memorial Student Center
before the Intercollegiate Talent Show,
5:30 to 7:30 Friday, March 18, 1955.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE TALENT SHOW
FRIDAY
March 18th
8 p. m.
G. Rollie White
Coliseum
TICKETS AVAILABLE
At M. S. C. Main Desk
and at the Door
College Barber Shop Quartet of the nation
from Oklahoma A&M
ADMISSION
$1.00 and $1.50