Hr Force Officers Receive
tour Commendation A wards
7our Air Force officers assigned I the first automated centralized i Thorpe came to A&M almost a
University students have military weather forecasting unit year ago to study toward the
lived commendation awards. | in the United States during 1960- Master of Architecture degree. He
63. completed undergraduate studies at
cxpamtjB'he Air Force Commendation
8 ledal went to Capt. Roscoe P.
hprpe of Winona, Minn, for
mee N lievement as a military archi-
and Nor;
stock Uj i
ttec to7f eeeivin g Outstanding Unit
d r t - [ war ^ ribbons as former members
Jthe Third Weather Wing were
ftt. Sidney O. Barnard, of Ok-
►rmer'ffs 66 ’ Okla., Capt. Tommy D.
;y men| Ast of Crane and Chief War
ing Es-Jt Officer Billy G. Hance of
structor Wtown.
operatefi'he weather wing with head-
rters at Offutt Air Force Base,
the Lctleb., was honored for developing
even yes k
egree fio |
Col. Raymond C. Lee, professor
of air science at A&M, presented
the awards.
Thorpe was cited for “meri
torious service” as military archi
tect at Strategic Air Command
headquarters from 1960 to Aug.
31, 1963, when he came to A&M.
The citation records the captain’s
“outstanding initiative, profession
al architectural talent and devotion
to duty in the development of de
sign criteria and facility standards
to support Strategic Air Com
mand civil engineer missions.”
the University of Minnesota fol
lowing World War II service and
now has 10 years in the Air Force.
Barnard completed undergrad
uate studies in meteorology last
May and is studying toward the
master’s degree. The veteran Air
Force officer and his family re
side at 514 Gilchrist, College Sta
tion.
Guest entered the Air Force
upon graduation from Texas Tech
in 1957. He came to A&M as a
student about a year ago and is
studying for the master’s degree
in meteorology.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
.nnouncement of Final Examination for
the Doctoral Dei
Full Name
Herman
loctoral Degree
(Defense of the Dissertation)
of "
Candidate: Smith, Lee
Candidate for Degree of: Doctor of Philos
ophy in Statistics
Title of Dissertation: Application of
Linear Estimation to a Chemical Moisture
Problem
Time of Examination: August 6, 1964 at
8:30 a. m.
Place of Examination: Room 309 in
Systems Bldg.
Wayne C. Hall
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Announcement of Final Examination for
.nnounc<
the Doctoral Degree
(Defense of the Dissertation)
ame of Candidate: Khan
mad Musharif Husain
iidate for Degree of: Doctor of
by in Mechanical Engineering
se i
Full Name of Candidate: Khan, Moham-
ophy
Title of Dissertation: Heat Transfer and
Pressure Drop in Triangi
Time of Examination: August 7, 1964 at
fular Ducts
Tria:
ion :
2:00 p. i
Place of
Fermier
Wayne C. Hall
Dean of Graduate Studies
Examination:
(M.E.)
Room 202 in
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Announcement of Final Examination for
D
(Detense
of
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the Doctoral Degree
(Defense of the Dissertation)
Full Name of Candidate: Edmondson
Andrew Joseph
Candidate for Degree of: Doctor of Philos
ophy in Mechanical Engineering
Title of Dissertation: “Solution of Shell
Problems by Finite Difference Method”
Time of Examination: August 10, 1964 at
2 :00 p. m.
Place of Examination: Room 104 in Fer
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Wayne C. Hall
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Announcement of Final Examination for
legree
:nse of the Dissertation)
Full Name of Candidate: Kirwan, Albert
nis, J
nnoum
the Doctoral D
(Defense o
ill Name of Ca
Dennis, Jr.
Candidate for Degree of: Doctor of Philos-
Oci
ophy in Oceanography
Title of Dissertation: Eddy Diffusion in
the Antarctic Intermediate Water
>f Examination: August 11, 1964 a
p. m.
.ce of Examination: Room 302 in Good
pin Hall
Wayne C. Hall
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guage requirement for the
will be given Saturda
lan-
Ph. D. degree
Ph. D. Language Examination
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st 22nd at
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on should apply
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to the Graduate office
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THE BATTALION
Thursday, August 6, 1964
College Station, Texas
Page 5
Mission Completed
Five Indonesian army officers receive certificates
from A&M University System Chancellor M. T.
Harrington on completion of eight weeks study of
agricultural practices in the Southwest. The In
donesian government utilizes military and other
government officials to assist in rural development
programs. From left are Maj. Abdul A. Siregar,
Lt. Col. Alpsius Swastamarjatma, Lt. Col. Soerah-
mat, Dr. Harrington, Lt. Col. Solpangkat and Maj.
Moehamad Djadjoeri.
Traffic Problems Aired
A traffic engineer must work
to satisfy the public even though
a city of 50,000 may have 50,000
traffic “experts,” Edward M. Hall
of Phoenix told a A&M University
audience Friday.
Hall, a city street administrator,
discussed problems of traffic engi
neers at a summer institute spon
sored by the Automotive Safety
Foundation and A&M.
During his lecture. Hall said
a traffic program “must have sup
port of the public and manage
ment.” He suggested that traffic
engineers plan for the “horizon
year” as opposed to the year 1980
or 2000.
“It’s hard for me to visualize
what will take place in the year
2,000,” the speaker added, “al
though, certainly, long-range plan
ning is essential.”
Hall is the final of the dozen
traffic and transportation officials
to address the 15 college teachers
attending the six-week institute.
During his six-hour lecture, the
Phoenix administrator outlined
traffic engineering management,
application and finance problems.
Speaker Gives
Job Bounds
For Surveyor
The surveyor’s job is not to set
tle boundary disputes, Richard C.
Newsome of Houston told 200 per
sons attending A&M University’s
Right of Way Seminar Wednes
day.
“Neither does he want to get
into any discussion as to any
dimensions of a man’s property,”
added Newsome, manager of
Trunkline Gas Company’s engi
nering design section. “Those items
are best settled by attorneys or
courts.”
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methods of surveying as the basis
for today’s boundary disputes. The
techniques included compasses, the
North Star, rags tied to wagon
wheel spokes and other antiquated
methods.
“The farmer will tell you that
his fence line is a true north-
south line,” the speaker said. “This
man means that 100 years or more
ago the original surveyor used a
compass to establish this north-
south line.”
“Now the old woodsman says
the North Star remains true and
fixed and, without fail, always in
dicates an exact northerly direc
tion,” Newsome explained. “How
ever, astronomers say the North
Star appears to travel in a very
small circle around a point which
is true north.”
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