Thursday, March 5, 1953
THE BATTALION
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Job Interviews
10—The Boeing Air-
Till interview civil,
Mecjtrical and me-
•c hard peering, accounting,
the enj' n ® 1 ematics majors
had Befc levels for possible
ls throng;
cop tffb—Mechanical and
1G7 pouf/eerjing students will
a tafe.l l|y the Chemical
go in fjpff [Arsenal,
ain at 10—d'he McCullough
:20. 1 interview petroleum
M-roerl,!* 1 , f n f’ i " ecl ' il ;K ! ‘"< l
• arts interested in
1 .V , S Jl'higinecr-Trainee
the fir f ;
|—Business adminis-
ted up; cultm . al
t on to
URAL,
economics,
industrial education
‘e interviewed by the
e & Rubber Co. of
I:
iy fjvill be interview-
lents for sales work
ral meeting will be
a. pn. on March 10
net Room at the
0—The Ralston Pu-
I i luiterested in talking
administration, ani-
iCSCmy, dai ry husbandry,
TtftHfl n d r y> agronomy, hor-
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ticultuie and agricultural econom
ics students. A group meeting will
be held at 8:80 a. m, on March
10 in the Social Room of the
MSC.
© March 11—The Stanolind Oil
and Gas Co. of Tulsa will talk
with advanced degree students
only majoring in chemistry and
chemical engineering.
© March 11—Mechanical, elec
trical and industrial engineering
students will be interviewed by
the York Corp. of York, Penn., for
positions in their engineering divi
sion, manufacturing division or
sales division.
© March 11-12—The Soil Con
servation Sei’vice of Temple, will
interview agricultural engineering,
range & forestry, agronomy, agri
cultural education and animal hus
bandry students for Civil Service
positions with this Service.
© March 11-12—The Esso Stan
dard Oil Co. of Louisiana will in
terview chemistry, civil, chemical,
industrial, electrical, mechanical
and petroleum engineering stu
dents for employment in their
Baton Rouge Refinery.
They will also talk with students
who will lack no more than one
year in completing their education-
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Co. I, in 2:22 for the 191 pound
title.
Stockily-built Fred Hcldcnfcls
broke the scoring ice early, then
proceeded to win Stinnett, E FA,
in 1:26. Fred rushed from his cor
ner at the opening whistle to score
on his taller foe in eight seconds
and held the upper hand all the
way.
Crow outfought Richard Tachi-
bana, Sq. 19, in the fast 187
pound bout. Crow scored at 45
seconds on a take-down, added
two more points at 1:10 on a near
pin and scored the fall at 2:27.
Blazing from behind a 0-2 defi
cit, Gonzales pulled out the stops
to pin Allen, Co. H, in 1:56 for the
128 pound diadem.
In one of the best ring scraps
of the day, Bubba Sammons, A
QMC, always moving and shifting,
landed jolting overhand rights in.
the second and third rounds to de
cision Fisher, Sq. 6, in a 157
pound bout.
Clayton Wilcox, Sq. 8, landed
the harder punches to counter
Pete Kopecky’s punching flurries
to take a 147 pound match. Carter,
B FA, showed a nice left jab in
the first and second rounds, then
stalled landing with hard right
crosses in the third to take a 157.
pound bout. He dccisioned Godwin,
A Eng. '
Results of the boxing matches
are as follows:
147 pound—Connally, Se|. 9,
over Bean, A Arm.; Davenport, C
FA, over Rector, Sq. 4; Milam,
Sq. 6, over Schrieber, Sq. 9; Wes
son, A QMC, over King, Maroon
Band; Trotter, A Arm., over Coon-
rod, Sq. 4; Porter, Sq. 6, over
Kinslow, Sq. 15; Pvle, Sq. 7, over
Witte, A TC.
157 pound—Rose, B FA, over
McLean, Sq. 2; Menard, Sq. 8,
over Hill, Sq. 11; Newton, Maroon
Band, over Dieb, Sq. 2; Wilkinson,
A Eng., over Goolsby, A Eng.;
Brown, Sq. 5, over Bass, A FA;
Turner, Sq. 7, over Fullerton, B
Inf.; Mitchell, A Ord., over Car
penter, Sq. 15; Sticc, Sq. 7, over
Payne, ASA.
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© March 11-12—Electrical, me
chanical, petroleum and chemical
engineering, chemistry, geology
and physics students will be in
terviewed by the Carter Oil Co.
© March 12—The Sun ray Oil
Corp. of Tulsa, Okla, will inter
view petroleum engineering stu
dents only for work in their ex
ploitation department.
Final Review ’54
Set Before Exams
Final Review wjll be held be
fore final examinations next year,
said D. H. Morgan, Dean of the
College.
The date is^ being moved up so
graduating seniors won’t have to
spend an extra week at school
with nothing to do.
The date for next year’s review
will appear in the college cata
logue and calender for next year.
Colton Classing
Course Started
A cotton classing course is be
ing offered during the spring se
mester for the fh’st time in five
years.
James McCall Ward, instructor
in the agricultural economics de
partment,. said the objective of
the course is to gain knowledge of
cotton grades and staples and
their relation to dhe instruments
that have been designed in cotton
reseax’ch.
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and hamburger stand located on Hollck
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PART TIME WORK: Student for Houston
Press car route in College Station. Pro
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Dear AGGIE BUDDY:
When you took my short coat from the
MSC Wednesday morning, you also took my
cap (the only one I have) and a few other
incidentals which I need. If you cannot see
clear to return the coat, I would appre
ciate the cap back.
Thank you AGGIE
Lester S. Smith
Dorm 14-213
SCOTTY dog named Jock. Call Mrs. Ralph
Terry, Memorial Student Center days—
4-8431 nights.
a WORK WANTED •
TYPING—reasonable rates,
after 5.
Phone 3-1776
WILL DO baby sitting at night. Phone
3-2142.
• PERSONAL •
LADY desires passenger to Washington,
D. C. Share expenses, assist driving,
leaving March 18th. Phone 2-1906.
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NSURANCE of all kinds. Homer Adams,
North Gate. Call 4-1217.
Official Notice
M. A. Khan, a candidate for the degree
ol Doctor of Philosophy in Plant Physiology
will present his dissertation “Effects of
Some Chemical Substances on Germination,
Root Development, and Growth of the
Stem Cuttings of Sugarcane,” Thursday,
March 5, 1953, at 8:30 a. m., in the Con
ference Room of the Graduate School, New
Administration Building. Interested mem
bers of the Graduate Faculty are invited
to be present.
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