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Princeton Meet To Be Opened By O&M Prof
Dr Basil W Wilson, associate
professor of oceanography, has
been invited to be the open ng
speaker at the Prtneeton Univer-*
4Mty r*nfepen<*e on Berthing and
Cargo Handling in Exposed Locu
tions, Oct. 20 21
Purpose of the conference is for
reports to determine the feasibility
of berthing, loadinv »nd unloading
ships in rointivoty unprotected wa
ters now that sotne tankers and
hulk cargo camera are too large
for existing piers and wharves.
Wilson's remarks will be in con
nection with the response of a ship
to waves and methods of estimated
total kinetic energy which must
be absorbed in permissible defor-
malions of the ship, the fender
system and the pier.
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Oceanography
ProfsAttending
Two Meetings
Several members of the staff of
the Department of Oceanography
and Meteorology are attending
meetings this week at Biloxi, Mis*,,
and El Paso
Dr. Dale Iwipper, head of the
department, Dr. K M Rae and
Albert W Collier will be in Biloxi
Wednesday through Saturday tak- j
ing part in discussions with repre
| sentatives of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service and the Gulf
States Marine Fisheries Commis
sion on the intensification of re-
| search in the shallow water areas
of the Gulf Coast.
Dr Rae is director of the de
partments marine laboratory pro
gram and Collier is chief scientist
at the Galveston Marine tabora
tory They were accompanied to
Biloxi by Harold Loesch, a grad
uate student from Oglesby.
Dr. Vance E. Moyer, coord na-
tor of radar meteorology, left Tues
day for Texas Western College at
El Paso to take part in the First
National Conference on High At
mosphere He will participate in
a discussion of contemplated
weather studies in West .Texas.
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Brazos Bible Class Debate Team
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The lUtiS Brazos Valley Bible
School will begin Monday and con
tinue through Nov. 17, at 7:30
p m. at the AAM Church of Christ.
A staff, consisting of the min
isters of the Churches of Christ
of this community and of the
towns near College Station, has
t>een assembled to present the les
sons
Each Monday evening there will
be two sessions meeting, one at
7.30 pm and the other at 8:30
p m Each person attending will be
allowed to choose the class that
he desires to attend.
In the 7:30 sessions these in
structors and their topics are as
follows: “A Study of Five New
Testament Churches’’ by Boyd
I Freeman from Normangee; “Dif
ficult New Testament Passages
E xamined ’’ by Syd Wyatt from
Hearne; "The Church at Work"
by M D Andwson from Bren-
ham; ^PionemTof the KesHSPa-
tion Movement'’ by Mont Whitson
Itrom College Station.
Opens Rounds
Nov. 21-22
The A&M Debate Team’s sched
ule will open competition with a
tournament on Nov. 21-22 in
which all Southwest Conference
schools will participate.
They will also compete with
Fast Central State College, Ada,
Okla., Baylor University; Waco,
Abilene Christian College, Abilens
and the University of Texas, Aus-
tin.
The team meets in Room 211
of the Academic Building every
Monday at 7:30 pm.
Officers elected at the end of
last year are Henry Lyle, history
major from Houston, president;
Jay Hirsch, pre law major from
Houston, vice-president; and Ben
Yudesis, language major from San
Benito, secretary-treasurer
The officers and Don William
son are the only returning letter-
men. Ten students are on the
team this year
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The Singing < adeta under the
direction of Bill (lop) Turnei, co
ordinator of music activities,
started rehearsals last week in
preparation for this year’s activit
ies.
This year * activities include a
tour through South Texas some
time this fall on which they will
give concerts at San Angelo, Edna,
W. atherford and Dallas, Turner
said.
On Mi^ih 6, 19o9, they will give
a conceir in Guion Hall.
They also annually appear on
the Mothei s Day program, at
services duung Religious Em
phasis Wt*»k and at the Aggie
Muster.
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j Don Linent*rger, senior from
Houston, vie# president; David
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junior from Groesbeck, reporter-
j historian, and ||wnald Doan, sopho
more ffom Baytown, librarian The
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