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Thursday, July 12, 1951 FIT
MSC Schedules Summer Dance
A summer dance honoring mar
ried couples has been slated for
the MSC ballroom on August 3.
The dance will be informal and
will feature nickelodean music. The
music will be continuous through
out the evening, according to Dick
Van Tyne, dance committee chair
man of the MSC.
“We are providing some very
special entertainment for intermis
sion,” Van Tyne said.
Couples will be hosts and host
esses for the evening, the dance
committee chairman added.
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NICELY FURNISHED duplex, newly
painted. Private baths and double ga
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SUL ROSS LODGE No. 1340 A. F. & A. M,
Stated
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meeting Thursday,
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N. M. McGinnis, Sec.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
IN WARD III
Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held in Ward III between
the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on July
24, 1951, at the City Hall for the purpose
of filling a vacancy as alderman from that
ward.
Signed: Ernest Langford, Mayor
W. M. McGinnis, City Sec.
Official Notice
NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL STUDENTS
The Extension service has announced
that, in the future, all prospective county
agents will be required to have credit
for Ag.Ed. 441 and Psychology 301 or
303. Students who plan to seek employ
ment with the Extension Service on grad
uation should plan to include these two
courses In their program.
Chas. N. Shepardson
Dean of Agriculture
Summer students to be graduated at the
end of either six weeks terms are remind
ed that July 20, 1951, is the last day on
which they may order graduation an
nouncements.
Walton D. Hardesty, Bus. Mgr.
Student Activities
Graduate students bring your course of
study to registration with you on July 16.
Ide, P. Trotter, Dean.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Board of Trustees of the A. & M.
Consolidated Independent School District
will receive competitive sealed bids for the
erection of a five classroom Elementary
School and Cafeteria on the Jersey Street
Campus and a two room Negro Science
Building »t the Lincoln School Campus
until 3:00 P.M., July 31, 1951 in the
Library of the A. * M. Consolidated High
School on Jersey Street.
Plans and specifications will be avail
able after July 10, 1951 at the office of
the Architects, Paul ft. Silber & Company,
1919 Cinncinnati, San Antonio, on deposit
of $30.00.
All bids must be submitted on forms
prepared and supplied by the Architects.
A certified check or bid bond made pay
able to the Board of Trustrees of the
A. & M. Consolidated Independent School
District in the sum of $2,000.00 for the
Elementary School and Cafeteria, and
$500.00 for the Negro Science Building
must accompany bid on the general con
tract, $500.00 on the Plumbing and Heat
ing, $250.00 on the Electric Wiring and
$400.00 on the Kitchen Equipment.
The Board of Trustees reserves the right
to accept any and reject any or all bids.
Signed:
L. S. RICHARDSON, Supt.
A. & M. Consolidated Schoolf
NENA ANN HARRIS, M. D.
announces the opening of her office
above Aggieland Pharmacy, North
Gate, College Station. Practice
limited to infants and children.
Hours, 10-12 a.m. — 2-5 p.m.
Office Ph.: 4-9652 Home Ph.: 2-7708
EXPERT WATCH, JEWELRY,
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Placement Office Job Calls
Job No. 1. The Standard Tool
and Machine Compajny has an
opening for a mechanical engineer
to do design, estimating, steel fab
rication, and smaller work.
Job No. 2. The Standard Oil Com
pany has an opening in their Chi
cago office for a chemical engineer
and economics studies.
Job No. 3 Plastic Engineering
and Sales Corporation is interest
ed in employing a chemical engi
neer for corrosion work. There will
also be some sales work.
Job No. 4. The Gulf Refining
Company has openings for civil
engineers, mechanical engineers
and geology majors.
Job No. 5. There is an opening
for mechanical engineers with the
Gulf States Paper Corporation in
their Research and Development
Department. This opening requires
a man with several years of ex
perience in machine design work.
Job No. 6. The Dallas Power and
Light Company is interested in
hearing from summer graduates
who would like to make a career
of the public utility business.
Job No. 7. The Federal Correc
tional Institution has an opening
for an education major to join their
staff as a vocational training and
crafts instructor.
Job No. 8 There are a number of
openings for civil engineers, archi
tects, and business majors with the
Granco Steel Products Company.
Job No. 9. The Houston Light
ing and Power Company is interest
ed in employing an industrial en
gineer to be trained as a safety
engineer in their power depart
ment.
Job No. 10. The Oil City Brass
Works has an opening for a me
chanical engineer.
Job No. 11 The St. Louis, San
Francisco and Texas Railway Com
pany has openings for civil and
mechanical engineers.
Job No. 12. The Galena Park
Senior High School has an open
ing for a commercial-math teacher.
Job No. 13. The South Park Pub
lic Schools is in need of a coach
and an industrial arts teacher for
junior high school.
Job No. 14. There is an opening
for a military science instructor
and assistant commandant at the
San Marcos Baptist Academy.
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“2. I have ordered this convoy
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ed to the conference site.”
Job No. 1. The Celanese Corpora
tion of America has openings for
chemical engineers for research and
process engineering. They are in
terested in men holding B. S., M. S.,
or Ph.D. degrees.
Job No. 2. The Kopperel Public
Schools have openings for someone
who can teach agricultural and
science courses.
Job No. 3. The Tellepsen Con-
struction Company is interested in
hearing from A&M graduates in
all the engineering fields.
Job No. 4. The United Cotton
Goods Company, Inc. has a sales
position open. They prefer a mar
ried veteran.
Job No. 5. There are positions
open for civil engineers as rodmen
with the St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company.
Job No. 6. The Magnolia Petrol
eum Company is interested in busi
ness majors and also chemical,
petroleum, and mechanical engin
eers. If there are a sufficient num
ber of graduates interested, they
will have a representative come to
the campus to interview. Anyone
interested should sign up for an
interview no later than August 1.
Job No. 7. The Tabasco Consoli
dated Independent School District
is in need of a vocational agricul-
Zinn States
Storage Plans
For Baggage
Arrangements for students
to store baggage during the
second Summer term were an
nounced this morning by Ben
nie A. Zinn, assistant dean of
men.
Students may store baggage in
the Gun Room of Dormitory 16
Friday afternoon, July 13, from
2 to 5 p.m.
The storage will be handled by
the Agronomy Society and all rev
enues received will be placed in
their treasury, Zinn said.
Baggage will be stored at stu
dent’s own risk, but all possible
precautions will be taken to safe
guard it. Fees for storage are as
follows: lamps, 40 cents each; all
other baggage 40 cents per piece
for containers not exceeding two
cubic feet in volume (footlocker
size), other pieces will be stored
at proportionate rates; bicycles,
$1 each.
All storage charges will be paid
at the time of storing, Zinn said.
Students are urged to remove
all items from storage as soon as
the Fall semester begins, he said.
The gun room of Dorm 15 will
be open Monday July 16 from 3 to
5 p.m. for students who are re
turning for the second Summer
term to draw their baggage, the
assistant dean added.
ture instructor and also an assist
ant coach.
Job No. 8. The Day Manufactur
ing Company has a sales position
open. They prefer someone be
tween the ages of 24 and 35 who is
married.
Job No. 9. The Callisburg Con
solidated School has an opening
for someone to teach general agri
culture and some shop course in
high school.
Job No. 10. The Des Moines
Public Schools have a vacancy for
someone to teach math and science.
Job No. 11. The Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company have sales
openings in their tractor tire sales
division.
Job No. 12. The Ruberoid Com
pany is interested in employing a
chemist. After a 6 months train
ing program, the trainee will be
permanently assigned to the re
search laboratory.
Job No. 13. The Flandreau Pub
lic Schools in South Dakota have
an opening for an instructor for
an institutional on-the-farm train
ing course for veterans.
Job No. 14. The Sandia Corpora
tion is interested in employing ac
countants for industrial accounting.
Job No. 15. The Goose Creek In
dependent School District has
teaching positions open for their
high school, junior high school,
and elementary schools.
Job No. 16. The Texas Prison
System is interested in employing
an auditor.
No. 865 — Permanent positions
are now open with an instrument
and chemical corporation for per
sons interested in the fields of
physics and electronics. These
openings are for all degree levels.
No. 886—Positions are for phys-
ists, mechanical, and electrical en
gineers to do research and devel
opment work with a manufacturing
company.
No. 887—A large manufactur
ing company has openings in the
Research Department for mechan
ical, electrical, industrial, and civil
engineers, architects, and physic
ists.
No. 890—A large metal corpo
ration in Nevada has openings for
chemistry and chemical engineer
ing majors.
No. 897—A construction c o m-
pany is interested in employing
some civil engineers for Army con
struction work.
No. 898—Openings are available
for sales work with the manuufac-
turer of chemical products used
by the oil industry. Practical oil
field experience and some know
ledge of Spanish would be helpful.
The electrical wire and cable div
ision of one of the large rubber
companies have sales openings for
electrical engineers.
Opportunities for foreign em
ployment in the Persian Gulf area
are now available for mechanical
and chemical engineers.
One of the Houston lumber com
panies is interested in employing
a young man with accounting
bookkeeping training who is inter
ested in learning the retail lumber
and building material business.
Job No. 1. The Virginia Carolina
Chemical Corporation is interested
in all agricultural majors for sales
work. They manufacture agricul
tural chemicals and fertilizer.
Job No. 2. The Texas Electric
Service Company is interested in
employing some electrical and me
chanical engineers. If enough of
the August graduates are interest
ed in interviewing, a representative
of the company will come to the
campus. Anyone who would like to
talk with this company must make
a tentative appointment at the
Placement Office on or before July
18th.
Job No. 3. The Carbide and Car
bon Chemical Division of the Oak
Ridge National Laboratory has
openings in process engineering
and plant maintenance for mechan
ical, electrical, chemical, and in
dustrial engineers.
Job No. 4. Chance Vought Air
craft Company still has openings
in'its Engineering Training Pro
gram. Majors in the following
fields could qualify: mechanical,
electrical, aeronautical, and civil
engineering.
Job No. 5. Columbia University
is in need of two graduate assist
ants for the next year. Candidates
may work toward a Master’s De
gree in the fields of mechanical,
civil, industrial, architectural, and
electrical engineering.
Job No. 6. The Factory Insur
ance Association has openings for
engineers for fire inspection work.
Job No. 7. Robert E. McKee, Gen
eral Contractor, is interested in
employing some civil and architect
ural engineering graduates.
Job No. 8. The Shell Chemical
Company still has openings for me
chanical and chemical engineers
and also chemists.
Job No. 9. The Standard Oil Com
pany has openings for chemical,
electrical, and mechanical engineers
for overseas work. They prefer
single men due to critical housing
shortage.
Job No. 10. The Tennessee Valley
Authority has openings in their
Design Division for civil mechan
ical, electrical, and architectural
engineers.
Biology Professor
Publishes Article
“Preliminary Observations on
the Effects of Temperature and
Light upon the Reproductive Cycle
of Gambusia Affinis” is the title of
an article recently published by A.
B. Medlen of the Biology Depart
ment.
Medlen’s article appeared in the
June issue of COPEIA which is
the official journal of the American
Society of Ichthyologists and Her
petologists,
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