Thursday, March 14, 1963
THE BATTALION
exas Lawmen
'ill Gather Here
For Speeia! School
Texas peace officers who bear
the responsibility of training their
fellow officers will be on campus
March 25-29 for the Police In
structors School.
The school will be directed by
the police training department of
the Engineering Extension Service,
and sponsored by the Texas Police
Instructors Association and the Po
lice Training Committee of the
Texas Police Association.
Supervisory officers and train
ing officers from throughout the
state are expected to attend.
Teaching methods, lesson plan
ning and the preparation and use
of visual aids are among topics
to be considered in sectional meet
ings.
The course is planned for police
training directors, police ' instruc
tors, chiefs and supervisory offic
ers from sheriff’s departments.
AMONG THE PROFS
Poultry Scientist To Attend*
Research Meet At Cincinnati
Dr. J. R. Couch of the Depart
ment of Poultry Science will pre
sent a paper at the Distillers Feed
esearch Council’s annual meeting-
arch 27 at Cincinnati, Ohio.
His paper will be titled “Pig
mentation of Broilers and Egg
Yolks.”
Couch also will report on pro
gress of research being carried
out under a memorandum of agree
ment between the Texas Agricul
tural Experiment Station and the
Distillers Feed Research Council.
From Cincinnati, he will travel
to Ashland, Ohio, and conduct a
seminar March 29 on “Phosphorus
Requirements of Turkeys” for the
research staff of the Hess and
Clark division of Richardson Mer-
rell, Inc.
Couch will then go to Kansas
City, Mo., to participate in the
Nutrition Problems Clinic during
the annual meeting April 2 of the
Midwest Feed Manufacturing As
sociation.
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Dr. Lee J. Martin of the Depart
ment of English faculty will parti
cipate in conferences later this
month at Abilene and Los Angeles.
He will present a paper at the
28th annual Conference of Col
lege Teachers of English in Texas.
The conference will be held in Abi
lene March 29 and 30. Martin
heads the freshman English com
mittee of A&M and his paper is
entitled “Freshman English: Too
Far with Too Little.”
He will serve as recorder for a
section on the administration of
freshman English during the Con
ference on College Composition and
Communication, at Los Angeles,
March 21-24.
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Dr. A. A. Price, dean of the
School of Veterinary Medicine, will
be in Chicago March 14-16 to help
plan a National Symposium on
Veterinary Education.
Lie will participate. in the plan
ning session as secretary of the
Association of American Veteri
nary Colleges.
★ ★ ★
Dr. Donald L. Piex-mattei of the
School of Veterinary Medicine, will
present a paper Saturday at a
seminar for Texas Veterinarians at
Odessa.
His paper is titled “Surgical
Management of Coxo-Femoral Lux
ations in Small Animals.”
Fish Drill Team
Only Texas Unit
nLSU Competition
m
.
The Freshman Drill Team will
leave Friday for Lousiana State
University to compete in the third
annual Southern Invitational Drill
Meet.
The drill team, the only one re
presenting Texas, will compete
against nine other teams from the
South. Last year, it returned with
three out of four possible first
places. It won first place in fancy
drill, inspection and was the overall
champion.
Kenneth Koch, ’66 from San
Antonio, commands the 39-man or
ganization. This year it will com
pete in basic drill, inspection, 11-
minute fancy drill and for the
overall championship.
Team members have been invited
to the LSU Military Ball Saturday
night as guests of the Department
of ROTC.
Capt. Calvin Reese is the spon
sor.
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British Hospital Women Seek
.New Name To Dignify Status
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iday and Saturd:
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ary, said plans ;
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LONDON UP) Britain has
60,000 women hospital workers
with a gTudge in their hearts.
They’re sick of being called skiv
vies.
They said this is UNdignified
and they want to be known as
orderlies.
Specifically, their jobs call for
scrubbing, polishing, dish washing,
serving and generally keeping the
kitchens going in hospitals.
They’ve taken their complaint
to Minister of Health Enoch Powell.
He’s promised to look into the
complaint.
George Woodcock, secretary of
the Trades Union Congress,
agrees that they should never be
called skivvies.
But he added:
“In an effort to get away from
the sigma of certain names, oth
ers have been invented that are
ridiculous.
“I see nothing wrong in a dust
man (garbage man) being known
as a dustman. There’s a growing
tendency for people to be a bit
too sensitive about names that
are solid and honest.”
Said Lady Wootton, president of
the Sociological Association of
Great Britain:
“Of course these days every
body want to feel important. Even
tramps are no longer called
tramps.”
They want to be known as tran
sients.
Perhaps the most extravagant
new name for something else was
thought up by the man who an
swered an advertisement by Brit
ain’s Automobile Association.
A.A. appealed for a single
word that would cover the drivers
of all sorts of vehicles, from pri
vate cars to big trucks.
The suggestion was — Li-
centiat.
by combining the first letters of
the following:
“Licensed internal combustion
engine navigator trained in auto
mobile tactics.”
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Classified Displi
Prof Developes
Forecast Table
For Irrigation
for weekends, ac
life. For summer
life room with ac
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The amount of water to applj
to crops by irrigation can easily
be determined in any part of Texas
with a method developed by a
hydrology expert here.
Dr. E. L. Harrington, professor
of civil engineering, has developed
probability tables from rainfall re
cords in various parts of the state
dating back as far as 50 years.
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The tables show maximum, mini
mum and mean rainfall for the
areas, and rainfall to be expected
90, 75, 50, 25 and 10 per cent of
the time. Such data can be cor
related with established water re
quirement standards of different
crops to determine the amount of
water to apply irrigation.
Irrigated lands in Texas have
increased from one million to seven
million acres the last 20 years to
make Texas second only to Cali
fornia in the amount of acreage
irrigated, according to Harrington.
He points out that 75 per cent
of all water used in Texas is for
irrigation, with much of it coming
from rapidly depleting ground
water sources for the increasing
West Texas irrigated areas. Such
facts prompted him to make his
study data available in the dual
interest of economy in agricultu-
ILE HELP W.
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7jTS. Accurate,
Professionally gcor
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ral operation and conservation of
He arrived at the word licentiat I the state’s water resources.
HEAR
MR. RALPH BUSCARELLO, frequent college speaker,
industrial engineer, Stewart Warner Corporation,
Chicago, 111.
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dynamic living than they have discovered so far.
for details
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