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THE BATTALION Wednesday, April 20, 1960 College Station, Texas Page 3 ANNUAL MUSTER (Continued from Page 1) by Travis Wegenhoft, vice presi dent of the Senate, followed by a brief address by Tomm Murrah, president of the Association of Former Students. The address by Lt. Gen. Bruce features the ceremonies with the Spirit of Aggieland and roll call, Silver* Taps, and a salute by the permanent firing squad of the Ross Volunteers following. The singing of Auld Lang Syne will conclude the program. Broadcast Over WBAP Also in connection with the Mus ter, radio station WBAP, 820 kilo cycles in Fort Worth, will present a broadcast of the Muster Wednes day from 10:15 p.m. until mid night. The broadcast will give the scope of thq annual event and also feature music from the A&M Band and the Singing Cadets, along with brief addresses by A&M officials. Poultry Team Sets Tennessee Contest The A&M Junior Poultry Judg ing Team will compete with teams from 10 other land grant colleges in a contest to be held Thursday and Friday at the University of Tennessee. , Members of the group are Jay P. Jones of Elm Mott; Ronald G. Kleibrink, Waco; Weldon F. Schmidt, Moody; and Melvin C. Young of Lockhart. C. B. Ryan, team coach, said the students will judge production poultry, select breeding stock and grade poultry and eggs in the southern regional contest. BATTALION CLASSIFIED WANT AD RATES Dm day . . . per word . 3^ per additional day - - — —lib Minimum charge—10^ DJEADiJNKS 8 p.m. day beloro publication ly before pub Classified Dlsplaj olun user PHONE VI 6-6415 80^ per :ach Insertion FOR RENT Two bedroom unfurnished apa Living room down stairs. Antenn rotor, washer connections, lines, back yard with trees. 202 Academy, 4053. Available June 1st to Sept. 1st. three bedroom furnished home, air ditioned, large porch, deep freeze, was machine. 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Engineering Department Wins Award Frank Lynch of Bryan, left, president of the A&M Student Branch of the American So ciety of Civil Engineers, represents the De partment of Civil Engineering in receiving an award for the best open house display during the recent High School Career Day at the college. Presenting the award is Den nis Ryan of Dallas, president of the Student Engineers Council and a senior mechanical engineering major. The display showed var ious phases of civil engineering. The depart ment has won the award several times in the past. Ag Staff Member Passes PH.D Exam Gene Guinn of the Agricultural Research Service, Cotton Research Branch, has passed his Ph.D. pre liminary examination at A&M. Guinn is working in cooperation with the Texas Agricultural Ex tension Service and the Depart ment of Plant Physiology and Pathology. His examination was in plant physiology. At the Pentagon, the students heard addresses on “The Role of the U. S. Armed Forces in World Affairs,’’ “Missile and Space Pro grams,” and “Character Guidance Programs in the Armed Forces.” During a visit to the State De partment, officials described the citizen’s role in foreign affairs, told of current progress toward disarmament, and outlined factors in the Berlin negotiations. Missouri Synod participants in cluded the Rev. Norman Temme, associate director of the Depart ment of Public Relations in New York City, and Miss Olinda Roettger, Washington secretary of the Department of Public Relations. Students also heard Dr. Robert E. Van Deusen, Washington secre tary of the Division of Public Re lations of the National Lutheran Council, who discussed “The Chris tian Citizen in a Democracy,” and Dr. Paul M. Orso, executive direc tor of the Lutheran Inner Mission Society in the nation’s capital, who spoke on “Christian Social Respon sibility.” Held annually in the spring, the Washington Seminar is jointly sponsored by the Department of Public Relations of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and the Division of Public Relations of. the National Lutheran Council. Look your best at formal affairs Look your best on gala occa sions in formal clothes cleaned to perfection by us. Your “audience” will applaud! Try us soon. Campus Cleaners FAA Names New Aide at Easterwood The Federal Aviation Agency announced today the appointment of Vernon L. Swendsen, formerly of Lubbock, to begin training as a flight service specialist at the PLAYERS (Continued from Page 1) finds out about some poems writ ten to his wife by her lover. Cast for “How He Lied to Her Husband” are Regie Lundergan'as the lady, Bob Sloan as her lover, and Tommy Holbein as her hus band. Director for the show is Vic Weining, assistant professor in the Department of English, with C. K. Esten as producer. Worth Nowlin will set the scenes as narrator of both plays. The evening program will offer theater-goers an opportunity to see a different kind of theater as both plays will be read, with the actors reading and performing from lecterns. . Facial expression College Station Flight Service Sta tion at Easterwood Field. Describing Swendsen’s duties, William S. Hall, chief flight service specialist at Easterwood, said: “As a flight service specialist, Swend sen will be trained to furnish vital flight assistance to pilots. It will become his responsibility to accept and relay pilot flight plans, issue weather reports and relay mes sages between pilots and FAA air route traffic controllers. 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