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Cotton Adjustment I NINETY PERCENT
Division For This
State Works Here
' T. E. Rattan, Executive Secre
tary in Cotton Adjustment for tfco
state of Texas, together with a
crew of 646 Bedhead Bill e
ployees, are busily distributing
% cotton tax exemption certificates
from the top floor of the Adminis
tration Buii.imjf to Texas farmers.
He is handling through that of
fire cotton exemptions for the en
tire state.
As it is, farmers are permitted
to grow only a predetermined a-
mount of cotton; nil the cotton they
produce over their specific allot
ment must go to the government
as a tax levied for over produc
tion. The Farmer can, however, sell
up to one half of his crop before
he gets his certificates.
The government has set &M0,-
000 bales of cotton as the Texas
allotment It is, therefore, Mr. Rat
tan’s job to distribute fairly the
exemption certificates. Each farm
er ia each county must get his
share and no more than his share.
Each county is prorated, and the
fanners therein are served Judi
ciously. Two hundred thirty-nine
county allotments have been issued
to date, with a total of about 660,-
000 releases to farmers. The re
leases are going out at the rate
of about 18,000 a day.
The 646 employees are divided
into three shifts; each shift is
eight hours long. There are 188
comptometer operators and S87
clerks. The office force is divided
into the preliminary checking div
ision, the computing section, the
tabulation department, the certifi
cate writing department, and the
final checking room for certifi
cates. /
OF LAST YEAR’S
SENIORS AT WORK
See Our Agrent—
jApproximately ninety percent of
the graduates of the 19S4 class are
now employed at work which is
directly m line with the course
they follpwuij while attending A
and M, according to word receiv
ed by beads of the various depart
ments. A resume of the sslsries
which a greater part of the men
are receiving discloees a range of
from one thousand to twenty-one
hundred dollars per year.
L Fesition* which have been se
cured bfj men of the various de
part men ts are:
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Andersen. M. M.. State High
way Department. Lawn. Texas;
Aston, Joe. His Father, ns Cotton
Buyer, Farmersville, Texas; Bell
amy, W. J)., State Reclamation De
partment; Austin, Texas; Doris. J-
C., Construction Company, Monter
rey, MasW; Elliott, Don, State
Reclamation Dept., Austin. Texas;
Golasinaki, J. A . A Steamship
Company! Houston to West Const;
Herxik. Cub. Graduate Assistant.
College Station; Hodgson. R. B-,
State Highway Dept., Conroe. T* \
as; Holmes, W. W„ State High
way Depi., Dumas, Texas; Me-
Can, E. H . State Highway Dept-
Beeville. Texas; McKenicie. A. J.
McKenzie Construction Co., - San
Antonio. Taxaa; Markin, Fred. City
Water Department. Dallas ,Texas;
Parr, W. pL, Unemployed on Aug. I
4; Robstown. Texas; Richard-
J. R- State Highway Deptj., Sher
man, Texas; Robertson. Pete, Aus
tin Rond Company, Kirbyville.
Texas; BMftar, Emil, County Ag
ent on Surveying, Shiner, Texas; head
Taylor, L. E- State Highway eyer,
Voca. Teaching, Groveton; Locker,
J. B., Southwest Dairy, Dallas;
McCubbia, G. W* Sopt. Creamery,
Collage Station. •
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
Cook, Roy, Teaching, Eldorado-
Tolliver, J. 0., Colorado Ag. Col
lege, Experiment Station; Alex
ander, R. T., Jr., Bankhead Bill;
Gremmel, Fred. Ranch, Pettus;
Hartman, R. F., Aset. County Ag
ent, Goliad; Hatton, J. M.. Swift
A Co- Denver, Colorado; Logan.
S. T., Bankhead Bill. Sonora; Tis
dale, W. R., Asst. County Agent,
Coleman; Westerman, H. K., Hous
ton Pkg. Co- Houston; Tun, S. W..
Masters Degree, Tex. A. A M.
LANDSCAPE ART
Moaty, R. L-, Tana, Valley Au
thonty, Knoxville, Tell.; Haug, J.
F. t Tenn. Valley Authority, Knox
viOc, Trim.; Sapp, W. L, lean.
Valley Authority, Knoxville, Tenn.;
Heinrich, K. H- . Blala Highvaay
Dept., Corpus Christi; Mcknight,
J. O- Mosty Bros. Nursery, Kerr
ville.
RURAL SOCIOLOGY
Touch, C. A- Research Positien,
Untv. of Tenn.; Miller, J. E., Grad
uate Asst., Tex. A. A M.; Davis,
C. M., Graduate Asst., Tex. A. A
M.; Irwin, B. M., Supt. Farms,
Transit Division, Houston; Hillinid,
J. K- Supervisor Intake Division,
Houston; Webb, L I- Case Con
sultant Federal Students, Tex. A.
A M.; Holly, W. C., Rural Rehabil
itation Supervisor, Tex. A. A M.;
Heaton. H. L-, Asst. Registrar,
Tex. A. A M.; Morehead. Case Con
sultant Transit Division, Tex. A.
A M.; Keeling. W. L., Phys. Edu
cation Director, Home for De-
(•endents, Waco.
l*OL'LTRY HUSBANDRY
Shone, L. A- Bankhead Bill, Col
lege Station; Draper, Geo., Bank-
Bill. College Station; Hom-
P. G- Graduate Asst., Col-
Ideal Teacher I
Classified‘ By
College Paper
Schenectady. N. T. (CNS)—Pro
fessors of Union College have been
taking it “on the chin” here this
week, and students are the ories
who are dishing it out.
Following a checkup by the col
lege newspaper, the Concordmn-
sis. of aH professors allegedly im
plicated in unfair academic t^r-
tics.,the faculty Of the school has
been constantly under close stu
dent surveillance. j,
“We are going to see how mahy
instructors are adding strength jtn
the college and how many are d .
ing their jobs right,” student fri
ers there declared.
The campus paper challenged
the professors to eight poigts
which were to determine how close
ly they approach the student’*
idea!:*
Does he find 6i* greatest inter
est in his student* and in int. ;>
tual pursuits? T
Does he try to introduce them ho
life and thought, rather than Mr-
ely to coach thefn to pass exami
nations?
Does he put himself forward k*
a dispenser of truth, not as an $i-
gratiating vaudeville actor?
Does he give the students ill
that he has of scholarship, wis
dom, and understanding, deapfe
their supposed immunity to sorlj?
Does he stimulate the mind of
the student to suggest ideas and to
NEW A -AND M
SWIMMING COACH
STARTS SEASON
Arthur Adamson, new Aggie
swimming coach, la at the swim
ming i>ool each afternoon from S
to 6 and will work with any boy
who wishes to enter sTimming.
Swimming ia now a Bouthjwest
Conference sport Mr. Adamson
comes from Houston where he has
been eoachifg in the Houston Ama
teur Swimming Association and
the Y M Cl A. He waa a member
of the Illinois Athletic Club in
1929 and also a member of the U.
8. Olympic Club the same year.
Yf. S. Sinclair, Gahraaton, is
captain of the twimming team. He
was Conference champion best
stroker in 1982 and second in 1983.
Cox, New, and Gorman are some
of the best diving pacts and
George Naegal is a prospective
free stroke man. Some t$r y fresh
men prospects are coming out py
ularly and look good.v- ■ r
SPORTS PARADE—
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mend. The ' Aggie wingman was
twice named All-Southwest Con
ference end and rated the best foot
ball player In the South in 1909.
Wh^R-Cogch Norton sent Char
ley De Ware. Jr. into the game
against the Sam Houston Teachers
Saturday; it marked the first time
a Chnrley DeWare has played on
an Aggie gridiron since 1909—25
years. f
correlate the loose ends of infor
mation?
Ia be enthusiastic, alive, free
from all dill I pedantry and dog
ma?
Is he striving to be a personal
friend of stadents, a guide and an
inspiration?!
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men are men.... U no
place for women, and if
they staved, he couldn't!
Dept., Snyder, Texas; Terrell, T.
H. t City School Teacher A Coach.
El Paso. Texas; Tilley, C. 8.. State
lege Station.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
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Highway Dept., Fort Worth, Tex- Edna; Decker, County Agent.
Amarillo; Luker, J. B., Southwest
Dairy-, Dallas; Beasley, Experi
ment Station, College Station;
Hatcher, D. L-, Vocational teach
ing, Aviager; Rabb, 0. R., Voca
tional Teaching, Bridgeport; Han
sen, Fred, Vocational Teaching,
Buda; Cook, R. F.. Vocational
Teaching, Eldorado; Nielaon. John,
Vocational Teaching, Goforth;
Jameson, W. L., Vocational Tea
ching, Greenwood; J. D. Cunning
ham, Vocational Teaching, Hughes
Springs; Ritter, C. -Vocational
Teaching. Kemp; Harris, J. L, Vo
cational Teaching, Leona; Woodul,
Parker, Vocational Teaching, Mt.
Vernon; Scott, E. W., Vocational
as; Whitman, W. C, State High
way Dept,. Wichita Falla, ^Texas;
Zapp, L. 0.. State Hy. Dept, until
July 1. Now yith Humble OUj Co^
Houston. i
* INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Gi B^- iuMlMO, QMtilNtijBr of
Vocational Part Time Work, ML
Pleasant; B. T. Lilly, Same as L,
Sinton; U. H. Ball, Wood High
School, Industrial Arts; J. H. Rad-
cliff e, Industrial Arte, Moran In
dependent School; Sam L. McClun-
ey, Houston Junior High Industrial
Arts; L. P. Card, Houston Junior
High Industrial Arts; W. M.
Moore, Houston Junior High In
dustrial Arte; E- J. Bohdslav,
Iraan, High School Inckistrial Arte;
C. N. Hie lecher, Beaumont. Junior
High School; O. C. Karlef, Lever-
etts Chapel High School, Industrial
Arte; C. C, Valle. Rio Grande tiity
(Same work as No. 1); J. R. D.
Eddy, Cisco, (Same work as No.
1); C. C. Banks, Texarkana. Jun
ior High School. Industrial Arta;
L. L. Smyth, Hillsboro, Industrial
Arte.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER-
{ . ING
M. A. Kelley, Soil Erosion Ser
vice, Lindale, Texas; H. G. Puen
tes, Tampico. Mexico, (Buying
wheat); R. L. Thigpin, Assistant
County Agent, Marshall, Texas;
J. A. Nichols, Pohn Deere Tractor
Works, Waterloo. Iowa; J. E.
Boothe, DimmiL Texas (Grain de- 1
valor, wRh-his father).
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Marshall,,T. A., Humble Ofl Co.
East Texas; Jess Willard, Bank-
Bill, College Station; Rei-
chart, C. E*. Humble Oil Co., San
Antonio-. Gdarreald, T. N.. Cornell
Univ.; Cutting, R. H., -Gas C^,;
Plainview; fooling, W. E., Teach
ing. Corsicana; McBride, J. C..
Bankhead Bill. Jasper; Moody, J.
Bankhead Bill, College Station;
Sloan. J. T.. Bankhead BUI, Rio
Grande Valley; Timm, T. R.. Asao.
Prof. Texas A. k M.; Scarpinato.
Lee, Bankhaad Bill, Star County;
Young, V. a, Bankhead BUI, Rusk
County; Young, W. B.. Metzger*
Dairy Co. Dallas.
DAIRY HUSBANDRY
Hansen, F. L, Vocational Teach
ing, Buda; B.nnhart. H. F. Bank
head Bill! Gain«»ville; Holmes, G.
V. "Own Farm, Alice; Jameson,
L. Vocational Teaching, Green
wood; Archibald, Stanley, Booth-
west Dairy, Dallas; Burton, F. J.
Teaching. May; Fjriro, C. L. Voca
tional Teaching, Miller Grovy;
Hughes. E. J. Vocational Teaching.
Pioneer; Jones. F. J., Vocational
Teaching, Rockwell; Starr, J. J^.
Vocational Teachbig, Roten; Sher
man, Floyd. Vocational Teaching,
Scurry; Henderson. H. 0., Vocd- t mg jwl
tioral Teaching,! Tennessee Cte* f MOOtl ClPflllCrS
ony; Cook. Ben. Vocation, Tearl-
ing, Tolsr; Ho.viei O. K., Vocatio
nal Tteaching. Wharton, Cunaiag-
hsm, W. S.. WhitewrighL
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