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?olicies Affecting Students ,
iced by Army, Air Force
Polities affecting enrollment and continuance of stu-
the senior divisions of the ROTC and the Air ROTC
Selective Service Act of 1948 were
under the provisions of
announced jointly today
ind Air Force.
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Deferment from the draft vHU be
in force until after complet on of
the normal academic and ROTC
couree.
The deferment policies will ap
ply to selected ROTC students
whether they are entering their
freshman year at the beginning
of the 1948-49 academic term or
are returning to complete their
formali education.
To be eligible for deferment
until the completion of their ac-
demio training, students enrolled
i must reman in
' good standing In both their aca-
courses, must
show sufficient aptitude in lead'
and must attend
—. -olning camp.
Iri addition, they are reqi
sign ap agreement to accept a
Ion in the Army or Air
Force and to serve not less Jthan
two years on active duty as an of-
Students who had been formally
enrolled in the advanced course be-
8, and who remain
Will automatical-
finm Induction until
after completion of the course.
Brigadier General Wendell
Westover, Array Executive for
Reserve and ROTO affairs,
pointed out that this deferment
procedure does not allow the
non-veteran
eran of less
service, any
from his military obligation as
set forth in the Selective Sendee
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All students at college level are
liable to military service subject
to temporary postponments for
those who meet ROTC require
ments and quotas. V
After registration with his local
draft board an ROTC student Will
notify his professor of Military
p; B. PKARSON,
graduate school.
n of the
Civil Service Exam
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set for Mechanics
figer, subject to a call by the Sec- Science and Tactics at the insti-
retary of the service in which they, tution he attends of the number
receive their commission. /1 of the board and its address.
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ways,— A. frienllj store and a good place to shop aiiy
tune ior Snsr hoir e-f urnishings, such as:
Bedding
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NASH SALES '— SERVICE
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EximinationB for the position of
Automotive Shop Serviceman have
been announced by the Civil Ser-
vijee Commission.
Eriployment; will be with the
Army establishment in the vicinity
of Camp Hood, Texas, and the' job
will pay 99<i par hour.
Application 'forms mayj be ob
tained from Roger D. Jackson at
the College Station Post Office.
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Dean Pearson
Head*- School
For Graduates
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Graduate students and bo
vine nutrition are the main
interests oi Dr. Paul B. Pear
son, D^an of the Graduate
Schoo^lwho is also an expert
on nutrition for the Agricul
tural Ekperiment Station.
ehrson was bom in Oaklfy,
inrNovember 28, 1906. He
the University of Utah
a.vu* and rec<
of Science degr
Young Universit;
teaching positioi
Dr. Pearson was bom in Oakl
tah on November 28,
entered the Univorsity
in 1924 gnd received his Bachelor
ree from Brigham
ty in 1928. His ffrst
ing position was in (he Op-
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teaching to become an instructor
in the Animal Husbandry Depart
ment of Montana State College.
The following year he entered the
Graduate! School of Iowa State
College. ;
Upon leaving Iowa State, Dr.
Pearson iwas employed by the Uni
versity, of California in animal hus
bandry research. Several years
later he;continued this work with
the University of Wisconsin, re
ceiving his Ph.D. in the spring of
1937. Hej joined the A&M Animal
Husbandry staff in the fall of
that year, and since thal^time has
been the nutritional expert of the
Agricultural Experiment Station,
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