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Wednesday, February 28, 1968
BATTALION
College Station, Texas
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Engineers Host Confab Council Requests
Chance Draft Pick
Approximately 700 high school
students, science and math teach
ers, counselors and professional
engineers are expected at Texas
A&M March 8 for the annual
state conference of the junior
Engineering Technical Society.
A&M Assistant Engineering
Dean J. G. McGuire, JETS state
coordinator, said this year’s con
ference will be held in conjunc
tion with an exposition for the
organization’s Region VIII, which
covers a seven-state area extend
ing as far north as Wyoming.
Keynote speaker for the meet
ing will be Dr. M. R. Lohmann,
dean of engineering at Oklahoma
State University and president
of the American Society for En
gineering Education.
Dr. Lohmann, who also is a
member of the board of directors
for JETS, will discuss “Engineer
ing in the 1980’s.”
MORNING and afternoon ses
sions will include competitive
tests in chemistry, engineering
graphics, mathematics and phys
ics for the students, followed by
tours of A&M’s engineering fa
cilities.
While the students are taking
the tests and tours, the visiting
teachers, counselors and engi
neers will participate in seminars.
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
Political
Announcements
Subject to action of the Dem
ocratic Primary May 4, 1968.
For Congressman, Sixth Con
gressional District:
OLIN E. TEAGUE
(Re-Election)
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
Official notices must arrive in the Offic
iblications before deadline o
1 p. m. of the day preceding publication
of Student Put
Applications for degrees are now being
xccepted in the Registrar’s Office from
ill students who expect to complete their
degree requirements by May 1968. Candi
dates for advanced degrees must file their
applications with both the Registrar’s Of
fice and the Graduate Dean’s Office. Th<
deadline date for filing applications it
537
March 1. 1968.
Pre-Veterinary Medicine Students
Veterinary medicine students who
pect to qualify as applicants
to the professional
nts who cx-
for admission
to the professional curriculum of the
College of Veterinary Medicine in Septem
ber 1968 may secure application forms in
the Registrar's Office beginning Monday,
February 26, 1968. May 1. 1968 is the
deadline for filing applicatio
scripts with the Registrar.
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om the
Room 303,
’’SPRING AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS
Application forms for Spring Award
Scholarships may lie obtained fn
Student Financial Aid Office,
YMCA Building during the period reoruary
12th - March 31, 1968. All applications
must be filed with the Student Financial
Aid Office by not later than 5:00 p. m.
April 1, 1968. Late applications will not be
accepted. 531130
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approved by their Academic Advisor. A
ry
All students who expect to
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Semester 1968 must ha
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licine
egister
the
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re
for the Spring
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and listing approved courses must b*
istratic
presented at registration.
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ATTENTION JOB APPLICANTS
The BATTALION does not knowingly
accept Help-Wanted ads from employers
covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act
if they offer less than the legal minimum
wage or fail to pay at least time and one-
half for overtime hours. The minimum
wage for employment covered by the FLSA
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oils covered
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<r» Called open meeting Thursday,
February 29 at 7:30 p. m. to
honor past Masters and present
XjRS WJy Masonic Service Awards. Ladies
are cordially invited.
Ily inviti
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A&M University. See us before you buy
your furniture and appliance needs. Ask
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MAY GRADUATES!
Deadline for Ordering Gradua
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Order taken from 9-12, 1-4,
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Morning speakers include David
Reyes-Guerra of New York, JETS
executive director, and Dr. Harry
Sweet, associate professor of
mechanical engineering at A&M.
Dr. C. H. Samson, head of the
university’s Civil Engineering De
partment, will moderate the
afternoon session. Among the
speakers are Dr. D. D. Drew,
Dr. W. A. Dunlap, Dr. W. B.
Ledbetter and Prof. E. S. Hold-
redge, all of A&M’s engineering
faculty, and E. I. Bailey, a gradu
ate fellow.
McGuire will preside at the
opening general session, with
A&M President Earl Rudder ex
tending greetings and Engineer
ing Dean Fred Benson delivering
the welcoming address.
GRADUATE Dean Wayne C.
Hall will be in charge of the
closing session, highlighted by
announcement of four JETS
scholarships and presentation of
awards for competitive tests and
technical papers.
The final session also will
include an “Industry and Edu
cation” address by Russell D.
Brooks of Dallas, senior engineer
for the Industrial Generating Co.
and chairman of the Texas Ad
visory Committee for JETS.
The conference is sponsored by
the Texas Advisory Committee
in cooperation with A&M’s Col
lege of Engineering. The commit
tee is composed of more than 20
businessmen, engineers and edu
cators from throughout the state.
While noting that most of the
participants will be members of
some 100 JETS chapters in the
state, Dean McGuire emphasized
that all high school students and
teachers are invited to attend
the conference.
JETS was organized to inform
high school students and their
teachers and parents about the
engineering profession.
WASHINGTON (^P) — The
Council of Graduate Schools in
the United States appealed to
Congress Tuesday to abolish all
college draft deferments and turn
to a random lottery of 19-year-
olds to serve in the armed forces.
The council, which represents
major universities across the
country, also strongly opposed
designation of certain subjects
to which students would be eligi
ble for deferment.
Under the new rules only those
graduate students in the medical
or related fields may be deferred
in the future. Students in college
or apprentice school may be de
ferred until they complete their
training.
The council’s position paper
said the rule barring future draft
deferments for graduate students
imposes serious planning burdens
on universities which rely heavily
on graduate teaching assistants
from such service,” the statement
said.
“We believe that draft-eligible
men should be inducted on the
basis of random selection upon
reaching the age of 19.”
20 Teen-age Girls
Attack Policemen
to teach some freshman courses.
The council stressed its accep
tance of the principle that- mili
tary service is an obligation of
every able-bodied citizen.
“We believe that this obliga
tion should be borne equally by
all citizens and that neither
graduate nor undergraduate
should be deferred or exempted
Deadline Nearing
For Travel Loans
CORONA, Calif. OP> — Beware
the fury of thwarted females,
even if they’re only kids in mini
skirts.
Twenty teen-aged girls stormed
the police station in this small
Riverside County town early
Monday, breaking down the front
door, smashing a plate glass win
dow and wrestling six officers
to the ground.
Officer John Cunningham said
the six tried to push the girls
out of the building and “they
started swinging, scratching and
tackling us. It was a real free-
for-all, with three and four girls
jumping each officer.”
Eventually the officers hand
cuffed four girls and the rest
fled. Names of those held were
not released because they are
under 18.
The reason for the rampage ?
The girls were protesting the
arrest of two teen-age boys ac
cused of possessing liquor.
Deadline for applying for A&M
student travel loans is Friday,
according to Davis G. Mayes,
chairman of the Memorial Stu
dent Center Travel Committee.
Boy Scout Circus
Set March 22-23
Mayes said students planning
to tour a foreign country should
apply at the Student Programs
Office in the MSC.
Queen Entries
Due March 15
He added that the loans would
charge no interest and be repaid
on a monthly basis after gradua
tion.
The Senior Class of 1968 nomi
nations for Cotton Pageant Queen
must be in by March 15. Nomina
tion forms will be filled out when
pictures (portraits 5x7 or larger
and a full length shot 3x5 or
larger) are submitted, to the Stu
dent Programs Office. All pic
tures will be returned.
CORRECTION
Tuesday’s story on Spring
Military Weekend incorrectly
stated that Air Force seniors
would be charged admission for
the Combat Ball. The Bat
talion regrets the error.
Bryan aand College Station
scouts will be knocking on doors
the next few weeks with tickets
for the annual Scout Circus
March 22-23.
The $1 ducat will admit one
adult or two children, according
to Ralph McCormick, Arrowmoon
District activities chairman.
A cast of 1,000 Explorer, Boy
and Cub Scouts will be involved
in the two-night circus at the
Animal Science Pavilion at Texas
A&M. The Anson Jones Junior
High Band will play and Mike
Mistovich, KORA radio station
owner-manager, will be master
of ceremonies.
Hey,
you with
the brains,
Thought about an oil company? Talk with the man from Gulf.
He’ll be on campus March 6 and 7.
He’s looking for men who like to stir things up — engineering
and business grads with a lot of zap.
Gulf is one of the majors in oil. We’re also growing in
chemicals, plastics, fertilizers, adhesives and atomic energy.
We market in 48 states. We move around in 50 countries.
Our man will tell you all about it. Make a date through
your placement office.
Who knows? We might live happily ever after.
Gulf]
An equal opportunity employer.
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