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Top Scientist Slates Speech For January g.lrexas A&M has completed ar- "'rangements for Dr. Milton Ker- ker, a distinguished scientist, to give an address at the university in‘January, 1966. '—<:■ j Kerker is dean of the School of s Science and professor of chemis- scc . try at Clarkson College of Tech- unainology, Potsdam, New York. He )-yea|,is also editor-in-chief of the Jour nal of Colloid Science. ^ :i “Light Scattering by Colloidal " Spheres and Cylinders” is the ' subject of his Jan. 10 address ' k sponsored by the Robert A. e’ll ciWelch Foundation. Bond !Ve il The speaker earned Ph.D., M.S. an j t .and A.B. degrees in chemistry at Cornell University on a Ford Foundation Fellowship. Kerker is chairman of the American Chemical Society’s Di- ^ vision of Colloid and Surface .Chemistry, and former chairman c of the Northern New York Sec- eir tion of ACS. rains ith r. Pr. A. D. Suttle Jr., A&M vice 2 ve president for research, arranged ThaiDr. Kerker’s visit through Dr. W. va; 0. Milligan, director of research ■ U g ; for the Welch Foundation. THE BATTALION Thursday, October 14, 1965 College Station, Texas Page 3 i ^Mvalc cAtl Supply ^Lclu/ie f/iaMLe4- 913 So. Col Av-5ryaH,T<B9CAg rays er rii d Mi! ancr. - Bill Altman ’65 College Master Representative Fidelity Union Life 846-8228 ty. In Person £■ * * THE * HANK WILLIAMS, JR. * ■- SHOW “Cheatin’ Heart Spectacular" l : «aluring: . hank ** WZ£/AMS,Jr. and the Cheatin’ Hearts See and Hear Hank, Jr. »in 9 all the »ong, he recorded for . VGM Morion Pic- WSBKSm^: u, “'. * Cheatin' Heart — ambalya — Cold, Cold Heart — Kaw- You Win ■ Plus Many More. LAKE VIEW AMUSEMENT CLUB Tabor Road SATURDAY, OCT. 16 9 to 1 CORPS FRESHMEN Yearbook Portrait Schedule: Coi'ps freshmen will have their portraits made for the Aggie- l| land ’66 according to this sched- " ule. Portraits will be made at University Studio, 115 N. Main in class “A” winter uniforms, ri Fish should bring poplin shirts, | black ties, & brigade shields. 1 Your picture is already paid for in your activity fee so make sure you have your activity book with you. Oct. 12 - 13 Sqd. 3 & 4 13 - 14 Sqd. 5 & 6 14 - 15 Sqd. 7 & 8 15 - 18 Sqd. 9 & 10 18 - 19 Sqd. 11 & 12 19 - 20 Sqd. 13 & 14 B 1 1 •DON’T DON'T I MIND MIND I DON’T MIND EITHER meeting of the don’t minds || If you don’t mind having all the 4 '^details of planning a banquet or . J convention taken care of for you, M ca H Ramada Inn. We’ll make sure your meeting is trouble-free . . . no matter what size your group! Try our fast, friendly breakfast and luncheon service. RAMADA INN Bryan-College Station 846-8811 Texas Motorists Drive Faster FALL IS FUN Fall may be in the air, but in the Corpus /Christi area Priscilla Bell finds October a good month to take a stroll through the dunes at Padre Island. (AP Wirephoto) Lakeview Amusement Club TABOR ROAD — BRYAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 Music By ROY HEAD and The TRAITS 8 To 12 Special to The Battalion AUSTIN — Texas motorists are driving a bit faster than they did last year, the Texas Highway Department’s 1965 Speed Survey indicates. The survey, conducted by the Department’s Planning Survey Division to determine traffic needs, was recently made public. In Texas, the speed limit for passenger vehicles, pickup trucks and buses is 70 miles an hour during the day and 65 at night. For larger trucks the daytime limit is 60 miles an hour and 55 at night. An effort was made to cam ouflage the survey operation at each of the 31 location where the checks were made. For this rea son, it is believed that the speeds are indicative of the normal driv ing habits of Texas motorists. More than 34,000 vehicles, in cluding passenger cars, trucks and buses, were checked for the survey. The survey found 10.2 per cent of the passenger cars exceeding 70 miles an hour, compared to 5.1 per cent a year ago. For buses, there was a decided drop in the per cent exceeding 70 miles an hour. The 1965 sur vey found only 0.6 per cent of the buses exceeding 70, compared to 5.7 per cent in 1964. There was an increase, how ever, for trucks with 1.1 per cent exceeding 70, compared to 0.4 per cent last year. The average speed for all ve hicles was 58.6 miles an hour. This compares to 56.6 miles an hour in 1964. The average speed for passenger cars was 61.2 miles an hour, compared to 58.8 miles an hour last year. The average speed for trucks was 53.1 miles an hour, compar ed to 61.8 in 1964. For buses, the average speed was 63.3 miles an hour, compared to 62.4 in 1965. For the day and night report, more than 7,800 vehicles were surveyed — 5,381 during the day and 2,454 at night at five locations. 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