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Thursday, March' 5,1959
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41st Annual Water Conference
Over 800 People
Attend Water Meet
The 41st Texas, Water and Sew
age Works Association’s short
course, which began its six day
meeting Sunday, is still underway
in the Memorial Student Center.
This group is meeting jointly
with ; the Texas Bottled Water As-
socia,tion. The joint associations
are second only to the highway
short course. Over 800 people are
attending the meeting.
• Sam L. Warrington of Austin,
chairman of the program commit
tee for the sewage meeting, said
they have been gathering here an
nually since 1030. The instructors
are fi’om state and national health
departments, the Engineering Ex-
ENGLISH IMPORT
NEW YORK (SP)—Robert Irving,
former conductor for England’s
Royal Ballet, is the new chief musi
cal director of the New York City
Ballet.
He takes over in time to prepare
for the company’s 10th anniver
sary season in the fall. Irving
has previously appeared here as
conductor of two television specials,
“Sleeping Beauty” and “Cinderel
la.”
The MSC Film Society
Presents
.•Beyond
STARRING
i Robert Taylor
eleajvor Parker
/ with
James Whitmore-makiltn erskine
Friday, March 6, at 7:45 p. m.
In The
MSC BALLROOM
7/
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
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TODAY’S MOST EXCITING
SINGING STAR-IN A
STIRRING DRAMATIC
PERFORMANCE....!
OifKtttf by ScritAptlY by
Hicfiael to- tol Baker- lichael Vincenie (k)
PEANUTS
tension Service here, and from ex
perienced operators throughout the
nation, according to Warrington.
The Bottled Water Association,
jointly meeting with the water and
sewage group, is the oldest such
organization and has grown to na
tional proportion, having 13 states
and Mexico represented, according
to A. D. Martin, Jr., of Dallas,
president of the association.
The short course is being pre
sented in a seven-phase program.
An instrument course, a swimming
pool operation com'se, sewage, wa
ter, and industrial and bottled wa
ter courses are being covered in
the meetings.
Two awards were made yester
day for distinguished service to the.
water and sewage works profes
sion.
Mrs. Earl H. Goodwin of Austin
was awarded an honorary life
membership in the Texas Water
and Sewage Works Association.
J. P. Burden, city engineer for the
City of San Angelo, received the
same honor for his services to his
city.
Both sections ai'e discussing
items of interest, instruction, ad
vancements, and future problems.
Commenting on the location of
the meeting, Martin said, “We love
it here because we have perfect ac
commodations, and the MSC is a
fine location for it.”
DANCE
FALCON LOUNGE
Music by the Stardusters
r
Friday
March
FODAY THRU SATURDAY
KEITH
CALVERT
COLOR by DE LUXE
Also
PALACE
Bryan 2'8$79
TODAY THRU SATURDAY
Days that shook .
the world!
DUNiCiRlC
Sat. Nile Prev. 11 p. m.
Deborah Kerr
Rita Hayworth
David Niven
AND
Burt Lancaster Y
Re— Hhu UMTEDQQ ARTISTS
QUEEN
TODAY THRU SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Walt Disney’s
“PERRI”
Also
“FLAMING
FRONTIER”
Mechanical Meet
Starts Tomorrow
Final preparations were being
made today for the 10th annual
A&M-Texas Press Association
Mechanical Conference which will
be held in the Memorial Student
Center tomorrow and Saturday.
Included on the agenda will be
photo workshops, photography
coaching, and photography and
mechanical discussion groups, a
suppliers’ barbecue and a tour of
A&M Press, visual aids laboratory
and student publication facilities.
Invitations have been sent to all
deans and department heads, in
viting them, their faculty and stu
dents to attend the conference, ac
cording to Wesley D. Calvert,
conference director.
All students are invited to at
tend the conference, but are asked
to register at the conference
registration desk to insure an ac
curate count at the session, Cal
vert said.
Those who want to attend the
photo shooting sessions tomorrow
afternoon, however, must bring a
camera and intend to shoot pic
tures to be admitted, he said.
On|y paid conferees will be
awarded door prizes, Calvert add
ed.
The suppliers’ barbecue will be
restricted to conferees and journa
lism students, but students are
welcome to attend the photogra
phy discussion at 7:30 p.m. on the
ground floor of Nagle Hall.
‘Shacks’ Culprits
Find Things Heavy
' D Shack in “Splinter Village”
was broken into Tuesday night,
but culprits failed to find any
thing small enough to carry away
except a set of keys.
Campus Security investigated
the incident Wednesday morning
but found nothing missing except
the keys to the classrooms.
Major Roger A. McCaulley, As
sistant professor of Air Science,
said the incident may have been
just a practical joke since the
keys were all that was taken from
the building.
“Some cadet may have wanted
a personal key to his classroom
and took the opportunity to get
one,” McCaulley said.
Horton Smith and Byron Nelson
have played 21 times in the Mast
ers golf tournament.
Health Honor Roll
Cites Seven Cities
The State Health Department’s
1958 honor roll of cities was an
nounced Wednesday night at the
banquet of the 41st Short School
of the Texas Water and Sewage
Works Association held here.
Dr. Henry A. Holle, state health
commissioner, presented scrolls to
representatives of each city on the
honor roll.
Presentations were for the fol
lowing achievements:
Odessa—most advantageous use
of sewage affluent; Austin—best
sewage plant laboratory for con
trol; Wharton—greatest improve
ments in sewage treatment; Sny
der—most attractive sewage plant;
Houston—(San Jacinto Plant)
most attractive water plant; Fort
Worth—(South Holly Plant) best
water plant laboratory for control;
Texarkana—g r e a t e s t improve
ments to water plant.
0 & M Director
Given Editor Post
Dr. K. M. Rae, director of the
marine laboratory, Department of
Oceanography and Meteorology,
has accepted an invitation to be-,
come editor of “Limnology and
Oceanography.”
“Limnology and Oceanography”
is a scientific journal published
quarterly by the American Society
of Limnology and Oceanography.
He was selected from among
more than 20 scientists and was
nominated to succeed D. G. Frey
of the Department of Zoology, In
diana University.
Dr. Dale Leipper, head of the
Department of Oceanography and
Meteorology, is immediate past
president and a member of the
board of directors of the society.
Vet. Med Professor
To Talk at Chicago
Dr. R. D. Tui’k, of the School of
Veterinary Medicine, will attend
meetings of the research council
and editorial board of the Amer
ican Veterinary Medical Assn, in
Chicago, March 19-23.
Turk, head of the Department
of Veterinary Parasitology here,
is a member of the research coun
cil and editorial board of the
AVMA.
ATTENTION ART LOVERS!
Since our very successful color print and brush
stroke painting sale in December we have had many
requests to carry an assortment of these in open stock.
We have recently made an arrangement with the
largest print house in America to supply us with a ro
tating selection of both prints and brush strokes. Our
first shipment has just arrived and is now on display.
Periodically, unsold numbers will be returned and a
complete new selection will go on display.
COME IN AND SEE THEM TODAY
«
ALL PRINTS . . . . . 99c
ALL BRUSH STROKES . . $1.98
We Also Have Matching Frames and Mat Boards
The Exchange Store
“Serving Texas Aggies”
By Charles M. Schulz
THEATER MAGAZINE
PLANNED
NEW YORK LP)—A new maga
zine concerned with stage activities
throughout the country is to be
published this fall entitled “The
Theatre.”
Charles Lipsett, head of the pro
ject, says its goal is “to turn the
interested reader into the active
playgoer.”
Browsing Library to Hold Open House
magazines will be on sale.
The Memorial Student Center
Bi'owsing Library Committee will
commemorate National Library
Week, April 12-19, by holding an
open house in the Browsing Li
brary April 15, Don Zirkle, com
mittee chairman said yesterday.
Coffee will be served all day
in the library and old books and
A&M MENS SHOP
103 MAIN — NORTH GATE
AGGIE OWNED
BETTER FOOD FOR LESS!
leingatoimb
B These prices good March 5 thru 7. We reserve the right to limit
l? quantities.
I
National Brands Sale!
Maryland Club ^ 59 c
Top Spread 10 c
Gold Medal
Libby’s Juice
Del Monte Corn
Del Monte Peas
Austex Chili
\
Dole Pineapple
Food Club Cocktail
Flour
5-lb. bag
Tomato
46-oz. can
Cream Style
) 303
Golden ^
f Cans
Early ^
^ 303
Garden a
C Cans
No Beans
No. 303 Can
Slices
No. 1 y 4 Can
39‘
25'
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39.
19<
25-
Armour|Star
HAMS
Shank
Portion
Lb.
39
Butt Portion
Center Slices
lb.
lb.
49c
89c
FRESH GROUND BEEF «>. 39c
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MOHAWK THICK SLICED BACON n>. 89c
Big Bologna
Armour
Star
Sliced lb.
37
Boiled Ham
Sliced
Imported
99<
Golden
Bananas
South
American
lb.
Romaine Lettuce u - 1
8'
Heads "j Qc
DRUG SPECIAL!
Giant 14-oz. Bottle
LISTERiNE
89c Size
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