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College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Wednesday, November 5, 1958
New Award to Be Given
Top Scholastic Outfit
A new award, presented by the
Houston A&M Mother’s Club to
the Corps of Cadets will be pre
sented this year to the squadron
or company housed in a dormitory
which shows the highest academic
rating and retention power, Col.
Joe E. Davis, Commandant, said
yesterday.
The award, which will consist of
a flag, was an idea of the Hous
ton A&M Mother’s Club, who
thought the award would be a good
incentive for outfits to improve
their academic achievement. It
will be known as the George P. F.
Jouine Award.
Criterion for the selection of the
unit winning the award will be
based on academic achievement and
retention power, Davis said.
A committee of architectural
students are now making a design
for the flag, which will be pre
sented at Mother’s Day Ceremon
ies, he said.
The award was named after
Jouine because of his distinguished
career in the military service and
as a business man.
Juuine graduate in 1907 with
a B.S. degree in civil engineering.
At A&M he was a member of the
Ross Volunteers, the student coun
cil, treasurer of the senior class
and a cadet first lieutenant in ‘B’
Infantry. He was designated the
most military student for his jun
ior and senior years.
Jouine served in the Fi’ench
Army during World War I, enter
ing as a private and emerging 42
months later as a first lieutenant,
receiving 14 French, 1 British, 1
Belgian, and 4 unit decorations.
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Given Scholarship .
The $500 Alvin M. Smith Me
morial Scholarship in Industrial
Distribution was awarded to Ted
J. Brunson last week by the South
ern Industrial Distributors Assn.
Brunson, a senior industrial dis
tribution major from Marshall,
will receive the scholarship in pay
ments of $250 per semester.
Brunson received the award be
cause of his high scholastic stand
ing and his expressed interest and
efficiency in industrial distribu
tion.
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furnished one bedroom apartment with new
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without utilities. New living room furni
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or telephoned so as to arrive In the Office
of Student Publications (Ground Flool
YMCA, VI 6-6415. hours 8-12, 1-5, daily
Monday through Friday) at or before the
deadline of 1 p.m. of the day proceeding
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On the basis of fall semester grades
students will become eligible to ord*
A. and M. ring. Sm
leave their names with
the Regi strar’i
some
order an
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be checked and eligibility for the ring will
be determined by November 15, 1958.
Office.
Novembe
ch students may now
ith the Ring Clerk in
■e. Their records will
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r>er
Orders for the ring will be taken between
November 15 to January 1 for delivery
February i, 1959. The Ring Clerk is on
duty from 8:00 a. m. to 12 noon Tuesday
through Saturday.
H. L. Heaton, Director of
Admissions and Registrar
The 1958-1959 Official Directory of Of
fices, Staff and Students will be avail
able during the first week in Novembe
first week in Noveml
ay be placed now with the (
of Student Publications. The price is $1.00
Orders ma
■ember.
Office
AIR FORCE ROTC CREDIT FOR PRE
VIOUS ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE
To clarify a misunderstanding which
may exist among some students who are
veterans regarding credit in the AFROTC
program for previous active military serv
ice, Air Force Regulation 45-48 states:
“b. On the basis of previous honorable
active service (other than six-months
active duty for training in the Air Fo-re.
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or Coast
Guard, a cadet may request a waiver of
the basic course, or any portion thereof,
required for entrance ■ into the advanced
course. The Professor of Air Science may
then waive so much of the basic course
as he considers equivalent to the active
ce train - '— - ' J-J -1 —
waive any
service training, provided that he does not
y portion which the cadet can
complete prior to entrance into the ad
vanced course. To satisfy entrance require
ments for the advanced course, veterans
entering an institution at freshman or
sophomore level who desire a commission
through Air Force POTC will be rcouired
to take in phase with norveteran contem-
oories the remaining portion of the basic
program.”
Ve+arsns who
Air Force comm
tact the Profess'
•coi
lission are enioined to cen
sor of Air Science or the
raining Section of the Air
ntemplate obtaining an
ining Sectio
ms
Science Department regarding their eligi
bility and prospects for commission.
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Battalion Staff Photo
Brigadier General
To Speak in MSC
Brig. Gen. H. F. Bigelow will
speak to the A&M chapter of the
American Ordnance Assn, on Nov.
11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly
Room of the Memorial Student
Center.
Accompanying him will be five
directors of the AOA from Dallas.
General Bigelow graduated from
the United States Military Acad
emy in 1932. He was appointed
chief of the Office of Manpower
and Chief of Ordnance in 19. r i8. He
is presently stationed in Washing
ton, D. C.
*y *
Lt. Gen. Frederic H.
general of the Air Training Command from
Randolph Air Force Base, stands between
Corps Commander Don Cloud and President
M. T. Harrington to receive the salutes of
General Reviews Corps
Smith, commanding Corps units as they move around the Kyle
Field Track in the last football game pass-
by of the year held Saturday night prior to
the A&M-Arkansas game.
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ELECTION RESULTS
Bryan Academy of Cosmetology
(Continued from Page 1)
conservative appeal than did Al
ger’s.
Both campaigned vigorously.
Whittenburg, West Texas ranch
er, oil man and publisher, develop
ed a major plank aimed at election
of federal judges, including those
on the Supreme Court.
Yarborough campaigned very
little until the final week or so of
the race, and then his appeals to
voters were in general terms.
The offices of Texas’ most noted
congressmen, Senate Majority
Leader Lyndon Johnson and House
Speaker Sam Rayburn, were not at
stake. Johnson’s term does not ex
pire until 1960. Rayburn faced no
opposition in the Democratic pri
mary on the general election.
The amendment proposals were
these:
1. Provide annual legislative ses
sions.
2. Permitting elective officers of
the county or precinct to partici
pate in a retirement plan.
3. Permitting commissioners
court to fill a vacancy in the posi
tions of county judge and justice
of the peace only until the next
election.
4. Preventing a four-year office
holder from running for another
office if more than a year of his
term remains.
5. Allowing cities to elect offi
cers to four-year terms instead of
the present two.
6. Setting up pensions for retired
Texas Rangers and their widows.
7. Permitting the Legislature to
appropriate money for advertising-
the state.
8. Providing hospital and emer
gency medical care for persons on
the state assistance rolls.
9. Permitting the Legislature to
create hospital districts in Amar
illo and in Wichita and Jefferson
Counties.
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