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business executives wfcie j expeet-
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Cav», Corner to Keep l^ite
Hours for Rxain*Cniininer»
Th# Cave and Campuft Corn*
•r will remain open until mid*
night from May 24 throuKh
June .1 for the convenience of
students who will be studyini
late, manager Wayne Star
h*IJ yeaterday. j
Thin late Hchedule will not
gpply for Raturday night. May
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Parley Today At Home Stations
aKemejit EngiheeriTif: Conforfnco
being held herq today and Tljiu
day.
Donald K. AridiYiws, of the jnan-
agement engineering departfnent
and conference .director, said that
j the group attending the confer
ence include many of Texas’ lead
ing manufacturing executives,
industrial I engineers, banker^,, land
labor relations jpersonneL.
Wage incentives, job evaluation,
.and tjme study I are the maim di?-
•cussion topics fbr the conference.
Several outstanding business exec
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One |of Today's Best
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Your bokjhg, rbasting land Ijicoiling
will be. lo’jmircii easier fan a FloreiL?
Gos Rangel Yo^'il likeii.ls eepnony,
too. Floreijce GOs Ranges ore bad ed
by a-sti ^eps'.'O.^euenf.e, 4ce
Ihjem toddy!,
/ AutomoVit.*]
Lighting t J
burners. ■ 1 ’i
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p'Accurate o/en
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phases of . these Isubjects.
The first seJoion of the con-
'feYence began |at 1;0 this morn-
j ing in the YMC.V I’hapel with
Howard W. Bajrlow, dean of ^n*
j gineering, presiding.' | I
[• ! The welcoming address was de-
[ llvered by Cibl) Gilchrist, presi-
j dent of the tfollogo.
• Fred Smith, j director of em
ployee relations; of the- Genera]
Shoe Corporatioh, Nashville, Ten
nessee, spoke jthis morning on
“Securing Employee Cooperation
In Industrial MUnagement”
“Wage Ineorjtive Installation
and Operation”! was the address
of H. Tj Schwaii, manager of the
j mid-western division Of the Metho<ls
' Engineering Council, Kansas City,
Missburk j ! •' j i (
This aftemooB’s session, ^tart-
; ing at 1:30 in the YMCA Chapel,
i opened with H. j H. I^ogan, tihair-
! man of the Statej Board of Control,
j Austin, presiding.
In the first speech of the ijifter-
| noon, William diomberg, director
i of management engineering ttf the
International iadies’ Garment |
i Workers Union, |New York, spoke
1 on “Union Interest In Manage
ment Engiineeririg.” I . ! ,
Following Gomberg’s talk] Jt„ T. I
I Walton, ipdustri^l engineer of the j
I Oliver Iron, und^teel Corporation, 1
i Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a!ddresse<i |
; the conference ojn ‘.‘Union’Partiti-j
! nation In Time Study.” j j !
tf
morrow at 9 a. m. in the YMCA
Chapel. Sp^ake<rs for the morning
session and their subjects are:
"The Need For Management En
gineering” by p. H. Elliott, assis
tant to the president of Reed Roller
Bit Company, Houston; “Profit
Planning and Cost Control” by C.
S. Camey, management engineer
of Stevensoin, Jordan, and Harris
on, Inc., ChjcagO, Illinois; and “Job
Evaluation Benefits In The Petro
leum Refining Industry” by S. W,
Russell, sc
analyst of
aiuiijrai/ vi hiat-
Company, pallas.
uthwest division job
the: Atlantic Refining
The final afternoon session
will be hefld at 1:30 p.m. in the
YMCA Chfapel with G. N. Hous
ton. director of personnel and
labor relations of the Southern
Acid and| Sulphur Company,
Houston, presiding.
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Speakers for this session and
their subjects! are: “Du t Font’s
Management Engineering Pro
gram” by E. H. Hanson, supervi
sor of the management Engineer-
Organized reserve units of Tex
as will begin home station train-1
ing beginning June 1 and extend-
ing through September 30, the j
senior instructor for the organized |
reserves announced today.
The training, which is in addi-1
tion to the normal mdnthly train
ing meetings, will be held on seven
week-ends spaced throughout the
summer and at the home city of
the reservists. Reservists partici
pating in these exercises will be
placed on temporary duty for the
two days over the week-end and
receive full pay and allowances for
that period, it was stated. They
can volunteer fop as many of those
periods as they desire.
Home station training is also in
addition to the summer camp train
ing that is being conducted for
reservists at Camp Hood, Fort
Bliss, and Fort Sill. According to
information received from the Aus
tin office, it was realized that
many reservists could not leave
their employment for a two-week
period to join camp training.
Therefore, the home station train
ing lor periods throughout the
summer was initiated..
Training will be complete dur
ing each week-end, and it will not
be necessary to attend two week
ends to complete fC phase of any
exercise, the senior instructor said.
All reservists, regardless of
branch and present assignment,
if eligible, can participate in
this training.
Subject material will bo an up-
to-date refresher in map reading,
aerial photography, supply terrain
| appreciation, latest tactical and
technical trends, (intelligence, and
allied subjects.
I The 352nd Armored Field Artil-
i lery Battalion of Bryan will bo
j the “carrier” unit for all reser-
I vists in this area. Reservists should
[ contact their instructors a - at the
I P.M A Building in College Station
ing seetiori of: E. I. Du Pont de
Nemours and Company, Wilming
ton, Delaware; “Profit Sharing In
A Small Bjusiness” by Dick! Price,
president df the Dick Price'Motor
Company, Dallas; and “The Fore
man’s Pan In Cost Control” by
J. P. Field, general foreman of
foundry, Williamson Heater Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The conferoince will close to
morrow with informal discussions
on wage incentives, job evaluation,
and time study to be held at 4 p.m.
in the YMCA.
Smith and Moore
Will $peak At
Poultrymen’s Meet
| J tq obtain further information or
Professor E. Y. Smith, Cornell j make application.
University turkey specialist, and)
Sam A. M<J>oro, executive secretary ! Jq
OFFICIAL BALLOT
for
Non-Dormitory Students Only
General Election, May 20, 194#
(Scratch all names except your choice)
Yell Leader
William C. Lonquist, Jr.
Athletic Council Representative;
Charles Ray Holbrook «.
Andy ilatula
Weldon Odell Stautzepberger
“ Battalion Editor
R. L. Billingsley
Kenneth Bond
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Art E. Howard
Longhorn Editor
Earl G. Rose
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Signature of Voter
Campus Address
(Only non-dormitory students and non-military vet
erans at the Annex may use this ballot to vote. Students
may send their bpJlots to the STUDENT ACTIVITIES
OFFICE without a stamp provided the envelope is placed
in the Faculty Exchange of the Academic Building.)
J Y
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nual Poultry Short Course begin
ning May 131.
Tvlenty additional speakers will- q W. Von Rosenberg, puperin-
^ssi>t them m, the course. j tendent of the Aircraft and Cbm-
Moore, former Extension poul-1 p^ nen t s Branch of the Civil Aer-
and it will l)e (given by Walter
Torgersen; asjiociate profe)jKor
of management engineering at
\&M.
Highliglrt of
fore nee will be
SI 49.50
With lam^ and clock $y5!>.>0
-r-Inst|ille<l r -
Mc(^ullo^h-pai1s|)y
Bryan !
sei vices of the
Bank, Dallas, will preside.
Principal ‘ speaker for thij
(|uet will be li
ginepring Company, Washington,
1). C. His subject will be “A De
sign For Maximum Production
The . conferen
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will
start to-
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Superintendent
the two-day]! con-
ning at 6:30 in ^bS'lfaU. 1 Amirew g S’l. ^id Smith'wiir^ak^the T^T 1 ^' thori,> ;’ add f ros f
> W. De Shong, di ector of industrial ’ of June 14 whilHurkej! Sdenc sin he " A ‘‘ ,0nautical
Republic- Najtio^al i trainees a e in attendance. i Scu ‘ ncus '» th ‘
The short course is planned to 1
ban- .
Zinimcjrman,
in the YMCA Chapel at
7:30 p.m., Thursday.
, , Von Rosenberg will be: aceom-
t,am otfinal -agents for work un-, (jy ceveral members of his
*0.,,,^,,, # .ho T,„# K „: z LjAaW,* t r, R.r
laimll, AfcM pioftssot m charge, er p] ailt Division, and the Flight
satd yesterday However turkey ^ En|tinoerinK Division,
and chtcke i producers an.i b.n-eclers i A „ interesteti fiicully meTnbtrs
ate. welcome to enmll, be jitated. n( j tire invited to attend.
Texas tiow! has more than .500;
trained agents doing official work j
in the stale. Oklahoma and Louis-
IS £yS“o“!352nd FA Battalion
Advance registration is not re-
quired.
To Meet Tomorrow
What’s Cooking?
CHAMPION HORSE SHOWMAN—T. J. BERGIN, showing
“Blue Pepper," was named champion horse showman at the Little
Southwestern Livestock Show* held here on All-College Day.
'T'
Tl’LANE HITCHHIKER
COLLAPSES ON STREET
SPRINGFIELD, 111., May 19 -
OPi—A Tulane University student,
hitchhiking to New Orleans on a
The 352]id Armored Field Artil-1 iq cent daily food buclget, collap-
Cool, cbmfortable-
s q 1 ild
I
^.«>lor;is or bright
trints.
styled by-
M^Gregor
Manhattan
Shirtcraft
I lery Battalion will meet Thursday j —
: night in the PM A Building at Col-!
lege Station, Captain Albert W. j
BAYTOWN CLUB. 7:15 p. m.. St< ^ ke11 X^^^ay I
Thursday, Room 106,. Academic. ,. Ma J°r Jw » arro " s P«* k °»j
Officers t > be elected. Plans for I ^ ^ u,l, f at,on Of the armored
end-of-the-semester party; <ln ;! s 1 u,n and ™« r train,nK P lans !
BUSINESS SOCIETY.’ G p. m..! Wl11 be (liscus8C(1 ’
Thursday, . Barbecue at Bryan | : | j - . ; ;
Country Club. j - - . - ■. •.-i.l-
BARBEitSHOPPERS, 8 P- m„ f : - |
Thursday, YMCA.
FLYING TEXAS’ AGGIES
CLUB, Wednesday, 5:15 p.m.,
Aero Building.
SADDLE. AND SIRLOIN CLUB
].4:30 p. m , Monday, Shiloh Hall
Baseball game between AH profs
and graduiting seniors.,
SADDLE & SIRLOIN CLUB.
7:30 p. nu Thursday, AI Lecture
Room. Last meeting of semester
Free drinks.
THE E X - S E R V ICEMEN’S
WIVES CLUB, will meet for
bridge, 7:J!0 p.m. Thursday. Cabi-
j net Room of YMCA. !
sed from hunger here.:
Police found him lying in the
street near the edge of to\Vn. At
St. John's Hospital he was quickly
revived after drinking several
glasses of milk.
1
, . jfill youf summer wardrotje
j with these fine shirts.
rnfeiroptfi
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BusinesH fc Bust"
Planned Thursday
The Business Society will hold i
a barbecue Thursday at 6 p. m. at j
the Bryan Country Club. .
Appropriate refreshments will;
bo served) a club representative I
said yesterday.
WASHINGTON —(A 1 )— Some
^3.800^00 babies were born in the
.(United States in 1947. ! {
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Used
Cars
PLENTY OF LATE
MODEL USED CARS
Any make . . .
any model . . .
Priced to sell
DISHMAN
PONTIAC
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Across from Post Office
Fin Feather’s Special This Week
V-8 COCKTAIL SALAD
12 OZ. K.C. CLUB STEAK
VEGETABLE POTATOES
HOT BISCUITS — BUTTER
COFFEE OR TEA
$1.50
, DESSERT
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WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED IN . . .
SCHOOL SUPPLIES - BOOKS
EQUIPMENT
COLLEGE BOOK STORE
North Gate
College Station
L with a nvi
1KD AD. RfttM ,
[iiMTtlon with a 231) minimum.
fftte* in Clfttulfiod Suction . . . COc |Mt
column Inch. :Vnd Ml olnultlcl* with
romittoHM* to lh»« Stjilent Actlvltk* OC
fire. All mb rhouhi; bo tunuHi In b^
10:00 ft.m. of th" dn^ before publiMttoiB.
FOIt SAUC—I94C I’hlico rrfrlnrrntor. 0.:.
W. ft.—tlM.00. Apartmrnt Min***—
tSO.OO. Harr;?; 4-691
FOtt SALE—Senior bboU. Sir*- 10^ ('•
(h>lf 1C. U'a'onablr, ?,«• IWirt: ., 1<J|.
No. 10.
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FOR RAl.F—Hou«o No, 4, Mo, nr»
FurnUhrd or unfurnl*IM. t|,J 4.
ton. llo\ 814k
FOR HALX —"ttm,
You enn buy thrai
Co., 105 W, 22nd.
TY PINO—Brlai ~/ouV
to C’RI-A, rolliy#
nftrr 8:00 p.m. or tn the
1007 R. 21rd. Fhon* 2.C;08,
— . — .. .|.
SEE VS for tier trio or tretyn
—iota Urge or maaII. |H. r
rhinen - Co.. New Hny. O. )>'
WftV Cftfe.
FOR SALE—1W6 Indiart mMi>]
74 ‘‘Chief.'* In (food rqnditii til Wlti l+t
of ratrae. Frio*—L'80i.00 1
NeUon. i7-)03.
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MAY 50, If
ALF-1H6 tlymomh filth rmipe.
0| HALE-hd Su
imde for. <4drr r
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fOU SALE—My two uni:
and lot ftt (fi.e away pricr.
209 S. Muhnrrlyn Drikr. C
Aubrey, Apt A-7-W, Collrf
R.
&
C. ECHO
Realtor
(her Canady’s
Bryan
Phone 2-4454
FOR SALE—Trailer an 1
with eleetrio ice bo*, h
anj built In baby bathtflrM
price. See J. H. Slcdif, 1
No. D-3.
FOR RENT-Larife two wl
-pting^ and mil lights. Reajki^
for ftudrntt movimt. Iprah
102 8. Folk, Bryan. Phone
IKS
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»t. duplex corner of
1 Wtrrh AVcmie, North
4.
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r (Mom Ford, mifht,
»r equity mt iHinto,
if I F F.. Colbfe
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I'Oll SALE-tl.awn! jhairt. I nlm -rto iill»
{• klad. of woodwork. 002 Folrvliw Ave„
qMfiiE. ri
’V ANT JO HUY noj,d two
_Si — *. i - L
wheel tmUer.
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'Out SALK-IT
chair, floo
r-hair. j A •‘4.
PJfn
FOR SALE—Cdh Super Oeui
Tractically new. only )0
ed. Extra instrument 1 ,
gain at $3,008.00. Cost
Angel at trailer hou*|e.
of r. O,, College Station
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NOTK'E. EACI L'
WANTED
A Correspondence 1 court*j: fi
POST UMADVATION 8T
entitle,!)
THE POLITICAL PROftiEl
INDtlSTRIAL nVlLffiKTljOIfl
See Elton Mayd’s hoik
the same ham
Lnter«<ted faculty fnemb^rf fit i
V. M. Faired, Austin Hall. Ifpiisc pu;
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FOR THOSE WHO
DEMAND THE I
College Shoe
North Gate
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MIOCONTINE
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lamp, wnlnut deek and
Col(l(),re View, ftft«r-5:00
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Usedl Car |
Headqiiarters
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’•17, (ihevroiet, Fonlor
Ml, Ford, Tudor
’ll, Mercuty, ,:Coupe
’39, Lincoln Zcphor
’38, • Chevrojet, Tudor
’.19, Ford, Tudor. ‘
’38, Chevrolet, Tudor
'$8, Ford,;Tudor
’$7, Chevrolet, Sedan
’hp, Plymouth, Couiie
’33, Pontiac, Sedan
• * v 48, Jei-p 11 ] •
’40, Dodgcj, Truck
’85, Ford, Truck
BRYAN MOTOR
COMPANY
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'-Youir Friendly Ford Dealer
&
115 N. Main Sti
Bryan
Phone 2-1333
Texas
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You’ll ha Mr, a cl ar
petition f^r
you join
the largcstj i|idcper('
Industry, t
young me
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tj // Interested IV rite I
well*
d-C omi
< 'INK
Your Stride
WORM) WIDE
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treat thie tape’f in com- ,
j;, csponxiblc poisitioris if
t Supply Compinny. Now
su tplier to the Petroleum
landing and needs capable
tlily themselves. '
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G6t the Special du tor Rate
Sign
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