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Maj. Kenneth Wolf of the De-
Department of Air Science has
retired from the Air Force after
more than 24 years of service
and crossed the campus to con
tinue his new career.
Wolf, a native of Johnson City,
had been on leave from the Air
Force since Sept. 1 when he as
sumed his new duties with the
Texas Agricultural Extension Ser
vice in agricultural economics. His
assignment is to establish a pro
gram in agribusiness, the off-farm
businesses which link to agricul
ture.
WOLF’S ASSIGNMENT for
three years as an officer with the
Air Force Reserve Officer Train
ing Corps Detachment at A&M in
volved primary responsibility for
classroom instruction of third year
students. The students study
leadership and management.
At the same time he has studied
for a Ph.D. degree in agricultural
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TUESDAY, NOV. 12 1963
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economics with three-fourths of
the work completed.
A Certificate of Retirement was
presented to Wolf by Col. James
F. Starkey, professor of air science
and commander of the Air Force
ROTC detachment.
THE CEREMONY in Col. Star
key’s office ended Wolf’s service
career which began Oct. 17,1939.
Wolf had completed high school
in Johnson City, where his mother,
Mrs. Addie Maddox Wolf, still
lives.
Wolf held all enlisted grades
before being advanced to warrant
officer May 20, 1943. After hold
ing both grades as warrant offi
cer, he was commissioned a second
lieutenant early in 1949.
WOLF COMPLETED the BBA
degree at Baylor University in
1955 and received the Master of
Business Administration degree
from Texas A&M in 1961.
His awards include the American
Campaign Medal, World War II
Victory Medal, American Defense
Service Medal, National Defense
Service Medal, Air Force Reserve
Service Medal, Medal for Humane
Action (Berlin Airlift) and the
Army of Occupation Medal (Ger
many) with Berlin Airlift Device.
MAJ. KENNETH WOLF RETIRES
Col. Starkey presents Maj. Wolf with retirement certificate.
Baha’i Faith Talk
Set By 3 Students
Three A&M University students
will speak at a public informal dis
cussion of the Baha’i Faith in
room 101 of the YMCA Building
Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.
Jack R. Keeling, a senior elec
trical engineering major, will out
line the history of the faith. Tim
E. Lane, a freshman journalism
major, will explain the faith’s ad
ministration, and Marvin E. Tay
lor, a senior personnel manage
ment student, will discuss the
faith’s applicability to daily living.
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A&M Economics, Sociology
Dr. Ahmad Houman of Karadj i Houman was educated at the
College in Iran has just completed | University of Paris in France,
a week’s visit in the Department His varied experience includes
of Agricultural Economics and
Sociology.
The educator is head of the new
ly created Department of Agricul
tural Economics and Sociology at
Karadj. He was appointed by Dr.
Saleh Searchse, chancellor of the
college.
Houman, an author, psycholo
gist, lawyer and economist, stu
died organization of the A&M de
partment. He has been in the
United States since Sept. 2 visit
ing universities that have out
standing agricultural economics
facilities.
HE SAID VARIOUS features
found at the schools will be adapt
ed to his new department at Kara
dj College.
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HOUSE DISTRICT, TO DISTRICT NO.
3, APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council
of the City of College Station, Texas :
WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zon
ing Commission has recommended that
that land described herein be rezoned as
District No. 3, Apartment House District.
It is hereby ordered that a public hearing
shall be held in the City Hall at 7 :00
P. M. on November 25, 1963, on rezoning
certain areas within the city limits, more
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Title of Dissertation: A Study of Enzyme
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Wayne C. Hall
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College of Arts and Sciences to be taken
before the end of their Junior year, will
be given to majors in History and in
Government on Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 5 and 6, at 1 :00 p. m., in Room
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Public Prosecutor in Iran.
THE VISITOR said he is €
pecially interested in agrarian
problems of his country and has
written two books in this field.
The books deal with land reforms
and capital and labor.
Triple Twins Bring
Confusion, Humor
If there is anything to the con
fusion that identical twins are sup
posed to cause, business professors
had better work on increasing their
tolerance. There are three sets of
identical twins in a freshman busi
ness administration class.
Coincidence doesn’t stop there.
Both boys of two sets are on ath
letic scholarships, and they are
from Houston. One duet from
Houston had the exact same col
lege entrance test scores. And for
another “and,” the father of two
of the students was the original
coach of the Houston Oilers. The
third set will have to be content
with being just plain identical
twins.
Pat and Mike Rymkus, sons of
the first Oiler coach, are playing
fish football and the Sidman bro
thers, Don and Judson, are active
with the swimming team. George
and Thomas South figure in to
triple any confusion.
THE
Tuesday, November 5, 1963
BATTALION
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Police School Sees
Counterfeiting Film
A firm-lecture on counterfeit
ing was presented at the A&M
University police training school
Friday by Lane Bertram of Hous
ton, a supervising agent with the
United States Secret Service.
Bertram told the officers that
Area Jaycees
Sponsor Film
About Politics
A film entitled “Freedom in Ac
tion” was shown at the meeting of
the Bryan-College Station Junior
Chamber of Commerce Thursday,
pointing out the dangers of politi
cal apathy on the parts of citizens
of the United States, reported Sam
Sharp, who was in charge of the
meeting.
The film was shown before an
audience composed of members of
the Brazos County Bar Associa
tion, the Business and Professional
Women’s Club, the Junior Chamber
of Commerce, the Kiwanis Club,
the Lions Club and the Rotary
Club. Sharp said that the film
showed the importance and power
of the precinct on the American
political scene.
This film is the first in a series
of five which the Jaycees are plan
ning to show. The other films are
“Freedom and Fairness,” which
deals with competition and free
enterprise; “Our Constitutional Re
public,” which deals with the ori
gin of the principles on which the
United States was founded; “The
Nature of Freedom,” which shows
that personal freedoms are insep
arable from economic freedoms,
and “Protecting Freedom with Ac
tion,” which shows that the power
of the government comes from the
people.
The Jaycees will keep this film
for two weeks and anyone who has
the facilities may contact an offi
cer of the Jaycees and show the
film, Sharp said.
the amount of counterfeit money
being circulated today is less than
one one-hundredth of one per cent,
as compared with one of three
dollars in 1865 when the federal
agency was established.
The speaker also said the in
troduction of electronic equipment
will help curb illegal check cash
ing throughout the United States.
Handwriting samples can be sent
to district offices in a matter of
seconds.
Bertram urged the policemen to
contact a district office when a
person is caught cashing a bad
check or when one is passed.
“In most cases,” he said, “this
perosn is working with a large
group, and our office may be look
ing for the same person.”
Bertram showed the students
how to identify counterfeit bills
and discussed other types of il
legal and forged instruments.
Turkey Industry
Day Is Wednesday
The annual Texas Turkey Indus
try Day will be held Wednesday
in the Ballroom of the Memorial
Student Center. George H. Draper,
chairman of the program commit
tee, said that this meeting will
draw men from all aspects of the
turkey industry to College Station.
On Nov. 5th there will be three
conferences held prior to the main
meeting. These conferences will
be held by the Texas Poultry Im
provement Association, the Texas
Turkey Federation, and the Tex-
Best Turkeys Corporation.
Speeches will range from the
mixing of feeds to the ever pres
ent sanitation problem.
The high point in the meeting
will be a speech by Dr. F. L.
Cherms, associate professor in the
Department of Poultry Science, at
the University of Wisconsin. His
speech will cover “The Applica
tion of New Techniques for Im
proving Fertility.”
Poultry Scientist In Missouri
Reviewing Research Progress
Dr. J. R. Couch of the Depart
ment of Poultry Science is in
Springfield, Mo., to discuss re
search progress sponsored by the
Hoffman-Taff Chemical Co.
The firm has awarded a research
grant to A&M through the Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station.
Couch is supervising the project.
The poultry scientist will return
to A&M Wednesday.
Couch recently conducted a semi
nar for staff members of Miles
Chemical Company at Elkhart,
Ind. He spoke on “Enzymes and
Poultry Feeds.”
From Indiana he traveled to
Louisville, Ky., where he talked
with research personnel of Hooker
Chemical Co. on progress of re
search underway between the firm
and the Texas Agricultural Ex
periment Station.
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