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Tuesday, MarcTi 24, 1959
The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Town Hall Hosts
Li’l Abner April 7
Li’l Abner, Daisy Mae and all the
other hillbilly characters created by
Group Elects Prof
To Trustee Board
Dr. William C. Banks, professor
of veterinary medicine and sur-
g'ery, has been elected a member
of the Board of Trustees of the
Southwestern Society of Nuclear
Medicine.
The election was held during -
the fourth annual meeting - recently
of the society in New Orleans.
The Southwestern Society of Nu
clear Medicine is composed of
members from Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas, Oklahoma and other
states of the Southwest. Of the
125 members only three are vet
erinarians.
The election of Dr. F. T. Lynd,
assistant professor of veterinary
pathology, as a member at the
New Orleans meeting gives the
A&M School of Veterinary Medi
cine, two of the thi - ee veterinarians
in the society.
With the development of nuclear
science and its application in the
fields of medicinje, Blanks and
Lynd became interested in the ap
plications -to veterinary medicine.
They both have studied at the Oak
Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
and have be^n active in the plan
ning of the Nuclear Science Center
at A&M.
LQDL ANSWER
Switch -from Mots to
Snow Fresh Filter KGDL
A1 Capp will come to life in G.
Rollie White Coliseum, April 7
at 8 p. m. when the Town Hall
presents “Li’l Abner” for its final
attraction of the year. {
“Li’l Abner” is being presented
by Lee Guber, Frank Ford and
Shelly Gross, producers of the suc
cessful Music Fairs at Westbury,
Long Island; Valley Forge, Pa.;
and Camden, N. J., and in colabo-
ration with the producers of the
original Broadway show, Norman
Panama, Melvin Frank and Michael
Kidd.
Panama and Frank topped their
successful careers by creating the
book entitled “Li’l Abner.” Kidd
is famous for his dances in pro
ductions like “Guys and Dolls,”
“Can-Can” and “Finian’s Rainbow”.
Musical score for the comedy is
by Johnny Mercer and Gene de
Paul, who make up one of the na
tion’s top song writing teams.'*:
Both Mercer and de Paul are
famous for their Broadway pro
ductions and Mercer has written
several popular numbers.
William and Jean Eckart, the
only husband-wife designing team
in the theater, created the scenery
and lighting for “Li’l Abner”.
Tickets for “Li’l Abner” are on
sale at the Department of Student
Activities in the YMCA. Admission
price for adults is $2 and student
tickets cost $1. Aggies will be ad
mitted on their Town Hall tickets.
Green Will Speak
To Engineering Ags
Thomas F. Green, executive sec
retary of the State Board of Reg
istration for Professional Engi
neers, will speak on engineering
registration at a joint meeting for
all engineering students to be held
in the Chemistry Lecture Room, at
730 p.m. on April 6.
Purpose of the meeting is to
provide information on the en
gineering training exam and to en
courage students to become more
professionally-minded about the
engineering field.
German Engineer Assumes
Teaching Position at A&M
Albert Gail, an aeronautical en
gineer from Germany, has joined
the ranks of the A&M staff to
teach aerodynamics and do re
search on the vertical take-off
type aircraft.
Gail was born in Hanover, Ger
many in 1909. He studied at the
Institute of Technology in Munich,
Germany, where he obtained the
“Diplom-Ingenieur” degree, ap
proximately equivalent to a mas
ters degree. After completing his
studies, he worked on the Messer-
schmidtt airplane.
In 1937, two years before Ger
many was at war again, Gail left
Germany and came to the United
States.
After settling, in America, he
worked for United Airlanes from
1937-1939. From 1940-44, he taught
at Georgia Tech, the University
of Minnesota, the University of
Michigan and Illinois Tech. He re
turned to industry in 1944 and re
mained there until 1947. During
that period he worked for the
McDonnel Aircraft Corp., where
he was chief of helicopter research.
In haste or leisure . . .
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ACROSS
1. Mount for a
starry night
8. Important parts
of burlesque
13. Spent too
much time at
the feed bag
14. Reversible
principle
15. Mild
refreshing
16. Goose in a
mixed-up snare
17. Short for Ike
or Elvis
18. Nothing, made
out of yarn
20. Kind of versity , _ m ^
° f , -.u 10. Another way
W , lt . t ? nbprB Wlth to switch
from “hots”
11. Rock ’n’ roller
12. Are these
bass sergeants?
19. Slightly
reluctant
The
: out (
DOWN
1. Companion of
circumstance
2. Kind of age
3. Thin-sounding
sound
4. Scraps at the
end of sports
6. Jongg’s
first name
6. This music
just hasn’t
got tone
7. Sit down; J.
light up
a Kool
8. Don’t go!
9. Lad from
Kentucky
a lotta sex
One response
to "What do
you say?”
23. Fresco’s
first name
24. Measure of
newspaper space
26. Poll cat
27. Best part
of Barry
29. Hardly those
fellers in
Westerns
80. Creates a
hot neck
82. It’s run out
of on moonlight
drives
85. Theatrical
iea tries
cowshed
Cheezit,
Li’l Abner and Daisy Mae
... at Town Hall April 7
86.
the cops!
40. Kind of e|
42. Understanding
between nations
A&M Gets Grant For SafetyResearch
A $10,000 grant, to assist A&M
College in continuing research
into the relationship of freeway
design and traffic accidents, has
been made by the Automotive
Safety Foundation.
The grant was announced this
week, at a meeting of the Western
Petroleum Refiners Association, at
K.ma ot ego
Understand!
bet
44. Once you
a Kool,
you’ll always
45. Unparch
the lips
46. Manhandled
47. They rhyme
with fetchers
' 'Station-to-Station
Long Distance
Telephone Service
is so Economical
We Can Call the
Folks Every Week”
San Antonio.
The Foundation is a non-profit
organization, supported by private
industry, for fostering safe and
efficient highway transportation.
Reseai’ch engineers at A&M and
in the Texas Transportation In
stitute are currently engaged in
a number of studies on highway
and freeway design aimed at im
proving traffic flow, reducing ac
cidents and making more efficient
illumination patterns for heavily
traveled freeways.
icy even made
a rope out of it
22. Switch from
hots to
—- Filter Kool
25. Kind of
Y tower
28. The 49
29. This one’s
impossible
31. Frenchy
moo juice
32. When this
is last,
you’re finished
33. Gal from
Alabama
34. Put away
35. Made babies
37.,Pot fattener
38. Road in
Viterbo
39. of iniquity
41. It sounds as
if she saw
a mouse
43. Half a twitch
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