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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1958)
Th+ Battaflon s** Coflrgp Station (Brnm* County), Tara* 6 Tlturiay, October 28. 1%8 INTRAMURALS Severn I Wagw w*>r» derided I ant week. Am<>ni the lant are in ria*« B fnothall' C Infantry *'<> n leafue K. A Arm or won league F, B AAA took rhampionnhip* match** trill be played Nov. S. Friday’* intramurahi were nu-} merou* in all *p<«rt*. In Claa* B football, it wn» S<|iiadron 8 ova* A Veta 8-8; A league G, Squadron 4 led league CKeotiral over Squadron 7. l-«; A H. A Quartermaater won league I Tnfalrtnr over Squadron 11 on pen- J, A Chemiral took league H. 1 et rati one; and B Onlnanre over Claa* B horaeahoen; Squadron 9 Squadaon 21, 20 0. Won in league D, A Transporta- j 0 . . - , * ^ | Six ping pong game* aaw C In t.on led league G. A Engineers | ukf> four from Squadron 4, B Composite win by took league E. Claa* A basketball; A Composite won league I, Day Student* took league C B. Open tennia Intramural* have progrenned to the quarterfinal* The team* set up for thi* round an far are; McKinney and Gill ver*u* Wagner and Hall, Jamison and Spike* ver*u* Jackson and j Erickson, Craddock and Corey ver- au* Neal and Killibrew. These ; Agriculture Head To lecture Here Dr Byron Thomas Shaw will ■peak on the “Challenges and Op portunities in Agricultural Re- nearch" in the lecture room of the Biological .Sciences Building at 3 .’10 p m. Dr Shaw i* in rhgrge of all research activities rff the United State* Department of Agriculture , He received the B S. degree from Utah State Agricultural Col lege in 19.T0, studied at Southern California during the summers of 1933-34 and attended Bngham Young in the summer of 1937. He received his Ph D. in physic* from Ohio State. •oil BUT CAN HE RUN* BALTIMORE tm- Thing* >iave!'> n * keen buzzing at Friendship Inter national Airport ever since the pos sibility arose that Flying Friend ship might be flown into Fnend- ■hip for the International Flying Friendship is a 3-year- old Norwegian racehorse mentioned ss a possible starter for the Laurel International Nov. 11. Press agents at the airport will be most happy If he is nominated. the same score, Squadron f> win three out of five from B Infantry, A Composite drop B Engineer* f>-0, A Ordnance leave Squadron 20. 4-1, A Quartermaster come out on top 3-2 over A Signal As for horseshoes, Squadron 10 outpitrhed Squadron 3, B AAA took theirs by a forfeit from A Athletics, Squadron 9 topped A AAA, A Armor won over A Med iciU. C Armor left Squadron 6. In the upperclassmen's brackets, A Composite, Day Students. B En gineers, and Maroon band won their respective leagues in basket ball. In Friday’s games, A Composite took A-AAA in Class A basketball 18-1R. Squadron 22 handed Squad run 12 a 28-17 lops. Ia-d by Jim Akin and Floyd Thompson, Squad ron 20 romped on Squadron 11, 47-S. Squadron 18 took Squadron 9, 20-17. Squadron 18 forfeited to Squadron 19 to give them an easy win. The bowling lanes were busy Friday. Seven games were played Squadron 12 took Squadron 1, 351*441, Squadron 6 won over C Armor, 378-344. A Infantry scored 4*>8 point* to C-A AA's 378 C Field left Squadron 8 in a close 430-423. Squadron 3 scored * big 509 to top Squadron 5. A Signal took their game with A Chemical, 483-435. B Armor won a forfeit from B Engineers On th* handball courts, Squad ron 16 won by forfeit from A Ath letic* E A Armor took Squadron 5; Squadron 7 took two out of three games from C Engineers; A Quartermaster won over Squadron 21. ROGERS ■ William H. Poe .... training supervisor Industrialist Takes Position in System William H Poe, superintendent and foreman for several Texas in dustrial concerns during the past 12 years, has accepted a position as field instructor for the Super visor Training Department of the Engineering Extension Service Joining a tVman staff of super visor training instructors, Poe’s duties will include travel over the state conducting locally sche duled training classes designed to help supervisors of industry and public service improve their job efficiency. He ia a native of Crossett, Ark . and received high school, junior college and commercial college training in Tyler. He enlisted in the U. R. Air Force in 1942 as a private and was honorably dis charged in 1946 as master ser geant Poe lives in Bryan with his wife and four children, and is active in church and civic affairs. SPARTANS HONOR AKF.RS EAST LANSING, Mich. Michigan State’* new 18 hole golf course has been named in honor of Forest H. Akers, former mem ber of the State Board of Agri culture, governing body of Michi gan State University. Akers was a big booster of Spartan athletic*. (Continued from Page 1) of Baylor. Upon getting into the taxi, the announcer said the scoje was 27 24. The taxi driver, who was on pins and needles as he liatened to the game, almost passed out when Bay lor completed a 60-yard pass play in the final minute*. But when it was called back he once again be came happy. Finally when Rogers arrived at the IISC he heard the final score. Len Domey, first wing Catholic chaplain, introduced Rogers. Fol lowing the speech in the Ballroom, a reception was held honoring Rogers in the Assembly Room. A Iso top AAM administrator* and students honored him at a Banquet Sunday night in the Aasembly Room. JOB CALLS MRS. DIAL ON BEAM DENVER, Colo. t^-Mr*. Mary Alice Dial of Iienver is the new Colorado women'* amateur golf champion. She defeated Mrs. Paula Sue Griswold of Denver, who won the crown in 1934 when she was 14. by 2 and 1. Wednesday Pan American Petroleum will interview GEOIXK1Y majors for positions in their exploration de partment. Texaa Employers' Insurtare will interview CHE, CE, EE, IF, ME and PetE majors between 25 and 35 for engineering work U. S. Army Ordnance Missile Command will interview AERO, GeoF, PetF, and CHFM majors for poistions in corrosion engi neering and production engineer ing. Texas F.leetrir Service will in terview CE, EE and ME majovs for position* in engineering. Intercom Svstcm Installed for I.Ed. A new interrommunieation aya- tem has been installed in th* De partment of Industrial Education. J. L. Boone Jr. of the depart ment set up the system. H* aaid it consists of four surplus tcle- ' phones operated by a multiple sig- .... . r\» , nai cirruit - Th * system operates flpthoaist Director on four volta of direct current. Boone said the system connected ICO. EE. ME, MATH and PHYSICS 7b Talk on * Dating ( the three shops of the department majors for position in miioule j 1 with the office and i* designed to work in Alabama a rut New Mex- I,r K Ledbetter will ' allow more privacy than the ord- speak on ' Dating’' at the AAM|j nar y intercommunication system. Wesley Foundation, tomorrow at The system is set up on u !>arty "15 p m line basis. With multiple signal Dr Ledbetter is Director of the ! circuit a sw itchboard is not needed Methodist Student Center and ha* and four buttons on each telephone taught courses in marriage and family life at the University of Texas Wednesday and Thursday Collins Radio will interview F3E and ME majors for various posi tions. Sunrsy Mid-Continent Supply will interview ChE, E, ME, CE, are used to call the other station#. It is posable to carry on a four- party conference on the system. — Social Whirl The following organization* w.ll meet tonight: 7:30 American Meteorological Society will meet in Room 306, Goodwin Hall. Dr J T Kent, Associate Pro fessor of Mathematics will speak Cloud Candidate For Rhodes Grant on “The Relationship AAM Has Played in the Current International Geophysical Year " Accounting Society will meet in Rooms 2-0 and 2-D of the MSO. Collegiate EEA will meet in the Agricultural Engineering Build ing. Israel has practically from April to November. A^ies- Try- Youii£blood%»- < harcoal Broiled Steaks Choice Fresh Seafood* “Good Eood At Price* ^ ou Can Afford" Rock Building Midway Between South College Bryan ft College Donald R Cloud has been ap- j proved as Aft M 's representative in | Texas Rhodes Scholarship com- , petition, Dr R H. Ballinger, col lege representative for Rhodes Scholarships said yesterday. Cloud, 19.38-59 Corps Command er, a senior economics major from Keren*, was approved by vice president Earl Rudder on the basis of a superior academic record, col lege activity and demonstration of qualities of leadership, Ballin- BATTALION CLASSIFIED WANT ad rates FOR SALE OR TRADE ISM ('hvvn.iel Nomad Staton Wagon tees* (SUM only 4 moniha old AU ac«o •or to* With factory air coral mom in ( Call vt e-Mse nun FOR SALE The committee will award six Rhodes Scholarships at the meet ing. District 6 is composed of the states of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma. Two Aggies have previously won the scholarships. Charles Wright Thomas, “22, who received hi* B. S. degree in Chemical Engineering and Jack Edward Brooks, '47, who received a B. S. in Electrical En gineering were awarded scholar ship* to Oxford. ger said. A Rhodes Scholarship, tenable at the University of Oxford in England, is worth 7.30 English Intcrfilith CoilTlcil pounds per year The normal ten ur# of the sgholarship is for two Fleets President years, with Qie possibility of ob taining a third year in some cases If Cloud receives a scholarship, he plans to study in the school of Philosophy - Politics - Economic*, Ballinger said. He will appear before the Texas Rhodes Scholarship Selection Com mittee December 17 in Houston The committee will nominate Glen Estes, regimental chaplain, recently was elected president of the Interfaith Council. Phil Robberson was elected vice- president; Paul Kinnisoti, secre tary; and Alden Smith, reporter. The Interfaith Council is made up of 10 religious groups on the raovK vi s-esii FOR RENT Nir# furnish** on* brdronai apartment availablr Noy 1 See at *1.1 Mrat St. ZStfn One beriruua apartment Arroaa ?rem South SiSe Paul Market Stove, refr»prrn*. tor. ISO. 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NOTICE I IMS Champion Studehakrr (end run nine condition flSO TA 2-4404 112 Lynn Drive after 6 |> m Z4t4 111 1862 Chevrolet delivery trueh 'p Um May be awn by railing the* College Creem ry. heeled bide will be received in the Office of the Huetneea Manager. I 'ullage Admimetration Butldiag antU 1U 24 a a> Noeember 10. IPS*. The light is rteemed to reject any and all huU and to waive any and all terhniralltiaa. Addreee Bum near Manager A and M College uf Te»- ae. College Station, Tctxn. fur further in formation 11 Jourdan Prueeaa Ceehof. Model TSC, Sarin I Mu. T7S Can be MM by Milling the Aniaaal Husbandry Department, tealgg bide wiB be receive* ia the Offide ** the BaeiaeM Manager Collage AdanSietrattua Building until 1S:40 a. os., Noeember IS, ISA* The right ia reserved to reject an} and nil bid* an* to erpive nay and all technicaditiea Addrem goameae M-nager A and M. 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Dapprtinaat of Dairy Srteaad 110 n*w Dairy and Bloch.-ini*try Building by Oct- 41 in nrdar that ha may b* r,K,aid*r.d for any arboiafahip award* for which ba may ho atigihia I W Ruprl Hand Drparljp**l of Dairy Scvnvra MALE HELP WANTED TELEVISION ANNOUNCER. KBTX TV will ranaidrr on* mat »r* AAM atudaoi who haa announcing or • parch background Can V! 4-7777 for audition appoinUnmt 4444 Will agr* for on* or two childrm in mv War# during wawlrnd of th* A4M-8MU f wthnll ram* 8S8 Angus. ColWg* Station VI 4-71SS t t ,g Will ram for rhildraw of working , nctrh*r» In my hom* during th* wr-1 VI 4-TI44 f«ts Any junior planning to major ia dairy •afawaa and whaoa d»gr*a plan haa ant bran aowipWtad. should War* hi* nam* with tha drpartmant a ax ratary by Oct 41 in order that hr may ba nanaidarad for any •ch'darshlp sward for which hr may > ba riigibW I. 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