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Page 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, April 2, 1964 THE BATTALION Oklahoma Dean To Discuss Future Of Agriculture Here Dr. Randall J. Jones, Oklahoma State University’s dean of resident instruction for agriculture, will be speaker at the annual Agricultural Convocation Thursday. His topic is “Facing the Future in Agriculture.” The dean also planned to address College of Agriculture faculty members at 3:30 p.m. the same day Bengali Dictionary Printed First printing of a dictionary in Bengali, a language most Texans have never heard, has been exhaust ed and is being reprinted here. Bengali, the language of East Pakistan and eastern India, is spoken by about as many people as French, Jack A. Dabbs of A&M University’s Department of Mod ern Languages, said. The Bengali-English, English- Bengali dictionary published here two years ago was the first to show Bengali words with both Eng lish and Bengali alphabets. “The biggest purchaser of the book was the Peace Corps, but orders have come from individuals and book dealers in European na tions, Australia, Pakistan and the U. S.,” Dabbs noted. ^~ciAliionA j^or ^yjotherA ~ to - Li See our magnificent spring and summer collection priced from $2.98 JOYCE'S 608 S. College TA 2-2864 in Room 146 of the Physics Build ing. He will discuss “Qualities of a Good Teacher.” Jerry Simpton of Port Bolivar, convocation committee chairman, said the meeting is held each year to bring faculty and students to gether and hear authorities speak on agricultural developments. He said the convocation pro gram, to be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Student Center Ball room, will include presentation of Awards of Merit to outstanding seniors in the College of Agricul ture. The awards are based on academic standing, activities and leadership. College of Agriculture depart ment heads also will be introduced, Simpton added. Jones was graduated from Okla homa State in 1936 with a degree in crops and soils. His MS and PhD degrees came during the 1937- 39 period at the University of Wisconsin. Graduate Student Selectei To Study At Oslo University ^ He was associated professor and associate soil chemist at Alabama Polytechnic Institute from 1939-44 and chief in the soils and fertilizer research branch of Tennessee Val ley Authority, 1944-49. In 1949, Jones was named associ ate director of the Mississippi State College Agricultural Experi ment Station. He became associate dean and associate director of resi dent instruction in 1951 at Okla homa State and was appointed to his present position in 1954. WILLIAM D. LEDBETTER A College Station native and A&M University graduate, William Dean Letbetter has been named a Fulbright Fellow for study at the University of Oslo this next academic year. Letbetter is one of eight Americans chosen to study in Nor way as Fulbright Fellows. The program provides living, educa tional and travel expenses. His wife will accompany him. The son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Letterbetter of Highway 6, South, Letbetter hopes to complete studies for a Master of Science in Physics Sears-Roebuck Foundation Honors Scholarship Winners The Sears-Roebuck Foundation honored 10 of its A&M University scholarship winners at a banquet here Tuesday night. Recipients of the 1963-64 awards are nine freshmen and one sopho more in the College of Agriculture. The sophomore scholarship went to the student who won one of the awards as a freshman, based his first-year record. Honorees were Alan Dreesen, Ronnie Clark, David Kinard, Fred erick Jungman, Frederick Karle, William Haseloff, Eddie Davis, Stanley Miller, Sophomore Wayne Hanna, and Robert Ginsbach. Representing Sears at the dinner was J. P. Plain of Dallas, regional director of the Foundation. A&M officials attending were President Earl Rudder; Dr. M. T. Always Shop Where You Get The Extra Bonus Of... * FREE BIG BONUS STAMPS ★ w WE KEEP PRICES DOWN PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY. APRIL 4. IN BRYAN ONLY. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT. Imperial—With $2.50 or More Purchase Behind Turnstiles. Sweet Cream SUGAR ICE CREAM PEACHES CHEFS OIL SALAD DRESSING 5 Lb. Bag Save 20^ y 2 Gal. Carton Food Club Sliced or Halves in Heavy Syrup No. 21/6 Can Food Club New! 24-Oz. Bottle Food Club Qt. Jar 39c 69c 25c 29c 39c j red ripe rR» eS iHT BO* U. S. Choice Heavy Tender-Aged Beef ROUND STEAK LUCY LINDA BACON BOLOGNA Thick Sliced 2 Lb. Pkg. Swift Premium Piece Lb. 69c 89c 29c Harrington, chancellor of the A&M System; Dr. John Hutchison, direc tor, Texas Agricultural Extension Service; and Dr. H. O. Kunkel, assistant director, Texas Agricul tural Experiment Station. Others were Dr. G. M. Watkins, director of agricultural instruc tion; Dr. R. C. Potts, assistant director of agricultural instruction; and Robert M. Logan, assistant director of Placement and Student Aid. Jack Nowlin, manager of the Sears store in Bryan, and his assistant, O. B. Kay, also attended. degree before sailing for Norway early in August. The elder Let- better is a professor in the School of Business Administration. YOUNG LETBETTER was grad uated with honors last May, re ceiving the B.S. degree in physics. Four years earlier he was vale dictorian of his class at A&M Con solidated High School. “We’re just elated over it,” Let- better said of his selection. HE WAS NOTIFIED by the State Department and also has received letters from two profes sors of the Anatomical Institute of the University of Oslo. Letbetter will be working in Oslo under Dr. Birger Kaada and Dr. Per Anderson, who has worked for two years under a Nobel Prize winner. His special field of interest both at A&M and as a Fulbright Fellow is the young field of biophysit the application of physical methoi in the study of biological scienct He now is working especially#, Dr. O. D. Sittler, assistant pn fessor of physics and biophysicir “I WAS INTERESTED in even] thing but my senior year in tiji school I enjoyed a physics com and decided I might try it in cd| lege,” Bill said. While a senior at A&M Ci solidated, he also was a researcj participant at A&M through National Science Foundation pi gram. The Letbetters already have gun a concentrated study of tl Norwegian language. 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