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Cochran, Furr To Assist
In NSF Proposal Choices
Dr. Robert G. Cochran, head of i be in Washington, D.C. Wednesday
the Department of Nuclear Engi- and Thursday to help evaluate
neering, and Dr. Howard L. Furr, proposals submitted by science and
professor of civil engineering, will | mathematics teachers for advanced
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FOR SALE
word
1961 4-door Falcon, air-conditioned, VI-
6-4353 or VI 6-4784. 124tl
Air conditioner 11,000 RTU, sewing
machine, hiirh chair, sofa and chair. VI-
6-7879, A-5-D, C. V. 124tl
Baby bed, mattress and hiarh chair. TA-
2-3839. Will sell tojrether or separately.
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Ercoupe Airframe. Model 514-CD. Serial
No. 3700, Reiristration No. NX3075H, elate
of manufacture March 11, 1947, without
enprinc, may be seen by contacting Joe
BniRso, VT 6-5516. 1951 Ford 'Pickup,
Rprinl No. 15497, has cracked enRine block,
may be seen in rear of Hitrhway Research
Buildimr or by contactinc Bob Galloway,
VT 6-5707. Sealed bids will be received in
the office of the Business Manaive-, Coke
Building, until 10:30 a.m., July 29, 1963.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids and to waive any and all technicali
ties. Address Business Manager. A. and M.
College of Texas, College Station, Texas,
for bid forms. 124t2
1951 Plymouth. 4 door, radio and heater.
Runs {food. 201 Gilchrist. VI 6-7164. 122t3
1954 Pontiac perfect working condition,
real clean, reeent motor job. good tires,
air conditioned. See at 8-D Project House
anytime in campus. 123t2
Pull size gas range, excellent condition,
VI 6-8550. 119tfn
Western style bedroom set, double bed
with springs and mattress, two chest of
drawers, two bedside tables, in very good
condition. $75.00, VI 6-6711. llgtfn
Charming two story in the most desirable
section of College Station. Perfect loca
tion for Consolidated Schools and the
College. Downstairs is large living room,
fireplace, screen porch, separate dining
room, breakfast room, kitchen, sewing
room and V2 bath. Upstairs is three
large b fed rooms and two full baths. Well
landscaped corner lot. 900 Park Place.
VI 6-4370 by owner. 118tfn
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Typing. VI 6-8320. 124t7
Student wife wants ironing. VI 6-630(
120tt
CHILD CARE
Student’s wife wants to take care of
child in her home, in campus, call YI 6-
5948. 123t2
Opening for two children, age 2 to 5.
Limited enrollment, educational activities.
Mrs. John Beleu, VI 6-6351. 123tfn
Student’s wife will keep children all
ages from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday
thru Saturday. Some night hours also.
Come by Apt. D-3-D College View or call
VI 6-8038 for more information. 120t6
HUMPTY DUMPTY NURSERY. Licens-
td by Texas State Dept, of Public Welfare,
thildren of all ages. Virginia D. Jones,
legists red Nurse, 8404 South College Ave..
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tod deliver. VI 6-8151. mtfn
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anted,
ver
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FOR RENT
Three bedroom home, 410 Oak,
860., TA 2-7387 for appointment.
Iryan,
124t5
Three bedroom house, furnished, can be
Fairview, VI 6-7334.
124tl
inspected, $40, 904
COLLEGE HILLS across from A&M Golf
Course, available to Sept, first only, well
furnished four i
adults only.
two girls or two bachelors. $60.00 per
with utilities. Air conditioner in
H>m apartment, ample
only. Ideal for couple,
closet space,
girls
month with utilities. Air condit:
bedroom optional. VI 6-5031 after 6 p. m.
all days weekends. 12St2
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located apartment adiacent to cam
South Oakwood, VI 6-5136.
mus.
123t2
Unfurnished two bedroom duplex, garage.
call TA 2-1352 or VI 6-
1408 East 27thi
7339.
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Restaurant, TA 2-1352. 117tfu
Unfurnished roomy two bedroom apart*
lent. Near Crockett School. VI 6-6i
660.
75tfn
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irector of
Applications for degrees are now being
Registrar’s Office from
expect to complete their
accepted in the
all students who
jirer
egistrar’s Office fro
ted in
■nts whe
d Term of the 1963 Summer Session.
degree requirements at the
Sec<
Cai
their
Office and the Graduate Dean’s Office.
The deadline date for filing .-.pplicfitioi
is July 26, 1963.
=cond term of the 1963 bin
indidates for advanced deg:
leir applications with both t
end of the
ner Session,
roes must file
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SUL ROSS LODGE, NO. 1300, AF&AM.
Called meeting Fiday July 19
at 7 p. m. E. A. Examinations
and S. C. Degree.
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people are invited.
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Mixed Parties,—See Joe Faulk
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DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS
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training through, the National
Science Foundation funds.
Through the NSF, teachers of
science and math are provided sup
plementary subject-matter training
at many colleges and universities in
the United States.
The two men will be panel
members for 1964 Summer In
stitutes for College Teachers. Ap
proximately 175 proposals will be
considered. For 1963, a total of
75 were granted in science, math
and technical subjects areas.
In issuing the invitations, the
NSF said the problems “inherent
in the task of choosing wisely
those institutes which are most
meritorious are by no means sim
ple. We need the help of com
petent people in arriving at the
required decisions.”
Cochran has headed the nuclear
engineering department here since
1959, xvhen the department went
into operation. He came to A&M
from Penn State,
Presbyterians
llnstall Pastor
Sunday Night
The Rev. H. Bruce Fisher was
installed as pastor of the A&M
Presbyterian church during a ser
vice Sunday night. The new pastor
came from a Port Arthur pastorate.
A reception for Fisher, who as
sumed the pastorate here July 1,
was held following the service.
Three teaching elders or minis
ters and three duling elders (lay
men), named by the Presbytery
of Brazos, formed the commission
that installed the new minister.
The Rev. Richard Thomas, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church
of Bryan, presided at the instal
lation and propounded the constitu
tional questions.
John Beckham, a ruling elder
of the First Church, and Dr. Luther
Jones and Robert Houze, elders
of the A&M Church, were members
of the commission.
THE BATTALION
Thursday, July 18, 1963
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Dairy Science Head Named
Delegate To World Meeting
Dr. I. W. Rupel, head of the
Department of Dairy Science, has
been named a delegate to the
World Conference on Animal Pro
duction in Rome, Italy, Sept. 2-7.
The announcement was made by the
American Dairy Science Associa-
tiota meeting at Purdue University.
Rupel is immediate past president
of the dairy association.
Dr. and Mrs. Rupel will leave
Aug. 10 enroute to the international
meeting. They will tour parts of
Scotland, Norway and Switzerland
and return to College Station Sept.
12.
The conference is sponsored by
European Association for Animal
Production, the American Society
of Animal Science and the Ameri
can Dairy Science Association. It
will be held in conjunction with
the “Freedom from Hunger Cam
paign.”
Rupel said a three-day tour of
agricultural points in Southern
Italy will follow the conference.
He plans to participate in a
special session on “Meat Production
by Dairy Cattle.”
“More than 33 per cent of red
meat consumed in the United States
comes from dairy animals,” Rupel
said. “Dairy scientists have no
small stake in meat production
activities. The proportion is even
greater in European countries,
where dairy and dual-purpose
breeds dominate the cattle pro
duction.”
ticipants, faculty, staff and grad
uate students. The public also is
invited to hear Rawson discuss the
“GNOME Project.”
California ScientistTo Lecture Monday
Donald E. Rawson of the Law
rence Radiation Laboratory at the
University of California will lecture
at 8 p. m. Monday.
The lecture in Room 113 of the
Biological Sciences Building is
scheduled for National Science
Foundation Summer Institute par-
Rawson joined the Lawrence
Radiation Laboratory in Livermore,
Calif., in September, 1958. His
work has been associated with
“Plowshare,” first in the Chemistry
Division until 1961. He is now
group leader of the Earth Sciences
Section for Plowshare.
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