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PAGE 2 Tuesday, February 26, 1957
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VetMeds To Hear
Research Chief
Col. Harry A. Gorman, DVM,
chief of veterinary research for
USAF from San Antonio, will
speak to members of the Junior
American Veterinary Medicine As
sociation at 7;30 tonight in the
Veterinary Hospital.
Speaking on “Installation of a
Hip Prosthesis in the Canine”,
Col. Gorman will use movies and
slides to illustrate his talk.
T U E S D A
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FRIDAY PREVUE—I! P.M.
“Written on The
Wind”
Editor,
The Battalion:
As a frequent visitor to the
Texas A&M campus and a great
admirer of your school, may I
offer a comment on a wonderful
Aggie tradition which may be slip
ping a bit. I refer to the “Howdy!”
greeting which meets every visitor
as he crosses the campus.
There may be some among the
students or faculty who tend to
ridicule this fine tradition. How
ever, let me assure you that it
gives an outsider a welcome feel-
ing-a feeling which is found on
no other campus in the land. I’m
not an Aggie graduate and I’m not
a Texan but I have seen enough
of Texas A&M graduates and your
fine school to know that this is
one significant thing that sets your
school a little higher and makes
it the fine institution it is.
Very truly yours,
W. H. Younger,
Eastern Sales Manager,
SQUARE D COMPANY
What’s Cooking
7:30
AIChE will meet in room 201 of
the Petroleum Engineering Build
ing.
A&M Czech Club will meet m
room SB of the MSC.
Junior AVMA will meet in the
Veterinary Hospital.
PE Club will meet in room 231
of the White Coliseum, for picture,
SAME will meet in room 320 of
the Physics Building.
7:40
Accounting Society will meet in
the Cashion Room of the YMCA.
Robert Allen Hemsley, freshman
business administration major from
Pasadena,- received minor injuries
when he was hit by a car Friday
night as he was returning to his
dormitory from the Harlem Globe
trotter show.
Hemsley was proceeding across
Houston St. from the MSC to Biz-
zell Hall through the heavy traffic
from White Coliseum when the ac
cident occurred.
The driver of the car that knock
ed him to the pavement was blinded
by the headlights of other cars,
causing him not to see Hemsley.
Also, the street was wet making
it hard to stop in time to avoid
the accident.
As a result of the accident
Hemsley suffered from a sprained
ankle and minor scratches and
bruises. Over the week-end he was
treated by the College Hospital
for sore muscles.
“When I looked up the car was
about ten feet from me, then it was
too late to get out of the way,”
Hemsley said.
A&M MENS SHOP
103 MAIN NORTH GATE
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CONVAIR
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CIRCLE
LAST DAY
“War and Peace”
Henry Fonda
Audrey Hepburn
THRU WEDNESDAY
HENRI FONDA
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in
ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S ^
Exceptional care is exercised to
make certain that each new
employee is assigned to the job
for which he is best qualified,
depending upon his interests and
education.
College graduates are permitted
to further their education at
either TCU or SMU at company
expense, provided their grades
are average or better. Personal
recognition and advancement,
based strictly on merit, provide
an incentive for rapid professional
growth. In short, it is a policy
of long standing at CONVAIR-
FORT WORTH to emphasize the
importance of the individual.
Personal Interviews
ON CAMPUS
Wednesday & Thursday
FEBRUARY 27 & 28
A major project here is the B-58 long-
range supersonic bomber. Convair is
responsible for all systems development
as well as the air-frame of this newest
all-jet bomber. In addition, within the
aircraft industry, Convair, Fort Worth,
has a commanding lead in the field of
nuclear research and the design and
development of nuclear powered air
craft.
Convair has the greatest diversity of
aircraft projects in the country — to
offer you the unlimited career you seek.
DISCUSS THESE AREAS OF WORK
with engineers from our Engineering Department
The Convair engineering department is
a real "engineers" engineering de
partment — imaginative, energetic, ex
plorative. You will discover top-notch
engineering facilities, excellent working
atmosphere, salary, personal job ad
vantages, opportunities for continuing
education.
For Personal Interview Appointment
Consult Your Placement Office
FORT WORTH
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
A Division of General Dynamics Corporation
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