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PAGE 4 ^ 'Tuesday, Marcli 17, 1959 The Battalion College Station (Brazos CountyTexas Harvard Designer To Speak Here Serge Chermayeff, international ly known architect-educator will lecture on “Scale, Shape, Mobility” in the Aseembly Room of the Me morial Student Center tonight at 7. Chermayeff, professor of archi tecture, Graduate School of Design at Harvard, will be sponsored by the Division of Architecture. Born in Russia and educated in England, Chermayeff has lectured extensively in universities in the United States and Europe. He has written technical articles on con- struction housing, architectural and art criticism and has had numerous painting exhibitions in this coun try and abroad. Chermayeff, an American citizen, came to the U. S.- just before the outbreak of World War IT. In 1941 he was planning consultant to the North West Regional Council of the National Reseai’ch Planning Board. In 1942 Chermayeff was appoint- SAVE EAT AT HOTARD’S Cafeteria 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.—5 p. m. - 8:30 p.m. ed professor of architecture and chairman of the Department of Design at Brooklyn College. He served as president andd director of the Institute of Design, Chicago, from 1947 to 1951, and was visit ing lecturer, Department of Archi tecture, Massachusetts Institute of Techonology from 1951 to 1952. Chermayeff’s career as a design er goes back to 1922 .when he start ed designing furniture and inter iors. He Avas the designer of the First Exhibition of Modern Archi tecture and Design in England in 1931. Chermayeff began his architec tural practice in London in 1930. His work included studios for the British Broadcasting Corp., Cam bridge Theater in London and sev eral other houses and exhibitions. He became a Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1931.' The visiting architect-educator is a founder member of the Mod ern Architectural Research Group in England and the American Soci ety of Planners and Architects in the U. S. Chermayeff is also a member of the American Institute of Architects and the International Congress of Modern Architects. IMPORTANT NOTICE ARMY AND AIR FORCE SENIORS! Sol Frank Co., San Antonio Will have a showing of outstanding uniforms WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY March 18 March 19 March 20 Memorial Student Center — Room 233 PAY NOTHING until you go ill active service. Engineers Set Relay Parley The 12th annual conference for Protective Relay Engineers, spon sored by the Department of Elec trical Engineering, will be held April 13-15 in the Memorial Stu dent Center Ballroom. Purpose of the conference is to provide an opportunity for the discussion of joint problems by persons interested in the design, application and operation of pro tective relay equipment as applied to electrical transmission lines and electrical machinery. L. M. Haupt of the EE Depart ment will chair the conference. Glen D. Hallmark, professor and head of the EE Dept., will give the welcome address at 1:30 p.m., April 13. Fred Hale, professor in the De partment of Animal Husbandry, will be toastmaster at the 7 p.m. dinner, April 14, with Ed Beck, Westinghouse Electric Corp., giv ing the principal address. The Singing Cadets, under the direc tion of Bill Turner, will furnish music for the group. The program planning commit tee is composed of Haupt, chair man; J. P. Barron, Dallas Power and Light Co., J. S. Denison of the Department of Electrical Engi neering; J. R. Dickey, Central Power and Light Co., Corpus Christi; D. J. Hubert, General Electric Co., and W. C. Woods, Westinghouse Electric Corp., both of Houston; R. R. Krezdorn, Uni versity of Texas; R. A. Earner, Texas Electric Service Co., Fort Worth; and H. J. Sutton, Gulf States Utilities of Beaumont. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT UP NEW YORK (A*)—Summertime employment of stage actors reached a record high throughout the country in July, Actors Equity reports. The professional union said 4,200 of its 8,200 members were at work, compared with 3,500 during last summer’s peak month. BATTALION CLASSIFIED Chinese Uniform Lt. Col. Thomas A. George, instructor in the Department of Military Science, catches the glances of two Aggies as he fashions the Coolie uniform worn by the Chinese. Activity took place at the Combat Ball Friday night. Juniors Can Enter Sweetheart Photos Juniors can start turning in pic tures for the Junior Class Sweet heart to the Office of Student Activities, according to Wayne Schneider, class secretary-treasur er. The girl’s name, measurements and other important information must be included on a form which may be obtained at the Office of Student Activities. An 8 x 10 photograph with a snapshot is preferred but is not ne cessary, Schneider said. Prep Swimmers Plan A&M Meet The 25th annual state high school swimming meet sponsored by the A&M Atheltic Department will be held at A&M Saturday. Entries must be received by midnight Friday, according to Art Adamson, director. Diving preliminaries will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday with swimming preliminaries at 1 p.m. Finals will be held at 8 p.m. Spring Branch of Houston is de fending - champion but will be hard pressed by Dallas Highland Park, Houston Lamar and Wichita Falls. Chemists Awarded Welch Scholarship J. W. Tefteller Jr. and James R. Monk have been awarded research scholarships for the Welch Foundation undergraduate spring semester at A&M. Both are senior chemistry stu dents conducting research on aminosugars under the supervi sion of Dr. H. K. Zimmerman Jr., associate professor in the Depart ment of Chemistry. Tefteller held a similar scholarship last fall. The scholarship program was established in order to further the training of chemistry majors by encouraging them to do original research. To be considered for the schol arship, a student must demon strate an interest in research, maihtain a B average, and, if awarded a scholarship, must show satisfactory progress at his level of training. The Department of Chemistry encourages all chemistry majors to participate in its undegraduate research program, said Zimmer man. In addition to the scholarship holders, students presently doing undergraduate research are John Herrin, Jack Frain, Robert F. Smith and J. R. Johnson. Four Ags Awarded Wilson Fellowships Four Aggies, Freddy Collins, Wilfred E. Cleland, Stanley L. Archer and Charles E. Hathaway, have been awarded fellowships for graduate study, it was announced by the Woodrow Wilson Fellow ship Foundation in Princeton, N. J. Collins, senior English major from Chillicothe; Cleland, senior nuclear physics major from Pasa dena; Archer, graduate in litera ture from Tyler; and Hathaway, graduate in physics from Laredo have all been awarded the fellow ships to study in the schools of their choice. Established to bolster the short age of qualified teachers, the fel lowship program recruits and sup ports promising scholars for their first year of graduate study. First settlement in North Dako ta was by a group of Scottish Highlanders who mistakenly thought they were settling in Bri tish territory. Later they discov ered their geographical mistake, but they remained in North Dako ta. Treat your feet to Easter smartness . . . Shoes trim ly tapered for flattery, ele gance. Choose here from luxurious leathers, suedes . . . fabulous new spring colors! 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