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Friday, December 13, 1968
College Station, Texas
Page 3
DALLAS <-^P) — Dallas police
men passed the hat for $27.72
after they said the city demanded
that amount Wednesday from the
paycheck of a slain policeman.
Floyd Knight, 23, whose wife
is to enter the hospital Friday
for the birth of her second child,
was shot to death while on duty
Sunday in a drive-in grocery
holdup. He had his paycheck,
which covered service through
Tuesday, in his pocket.
WHILE THE hat was going
around, the Dallas Times Herald
established a fund for Knight’s
young widow, and other contri
butions were being made. The
newspaper’s day-old fund has
more than $3,000.
The City of Dallas called the
paycheck matter a “clerical slip
up.”
“The request for the return
of the money was just a routine
matter,” said city Auditor Lynn
Crossley. “Regardless of the sad
ness of the thing, we can’t show
on our records pay for a man
after he is dead.”
Crossley said, however, that
if he had been notified by the
clerical division, he would have
first made an assessment of ac
crued vacation pay for Knight
and possibly absorbed the $27.72
in that fund.
KNIGHT, a two-year man with
a $600 a month salary, had
$304.62 coming in vacation pay,
Crossley said. Knight’s widow
will receive $310 per month from
the policeman’s pension fund plus
$10,0000 from the state, and each
child will get $160 per month
until it reaches 21, Crossley said.
He noted that Knight also had
a $5,000 insurance policy with the
police department.
The $27.72 due the city was the
net difference between the two
days of unserved duty and the
overtime due Knight computed
with retirement fund and income
tax withholding adjustments, as
sistant city auditor C. F. Craig
said.
HE SAID policemen and fire
men are paid two or three days
in advance with the overtime pay
estimated.
City Manager Scott McDonald
said the widow will not be re
quired to pay the $27.72.
He explained that if a city
employe resigns and has already
received his paycheck for time
after the effective date of resig
nation, then he is asked to return
money for time not fulfilled.
SUNDAY
The A&M Rugby Club will
practice at 3:30 p.m. next to De-
Ware Field House.
The A&M Motorcycle Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in room 2-B
of the Memorial Student Center.
TUESDAY
Civil Engineering Wives Club
will sponsor a demonstration on
party foods at 7:30 p.m. at the
Lone Star Gas Co. Guests are
welcome. Members are reminded
of the Christmas party for friends
and families of the C. E. faculty
and staff at the Civil Engineering
building at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Bee County Hometown Club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the
YMCA.
American Veterinary Medical
Association Student Auxiliary
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the
YMCA. A short business meeting
will be held and the remainder of
the meeting will be a Christmas
social. The Auxiliary has voted to
donate $25 to the Aggie Wives’
Council as its Christmas project.
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Caldwell, Jerry
Degree: Ph.D. in Animal
Dissertatli
Breedin
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suing
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BIO
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF LSI-CASEIN
AND B-CASEIN IN BOVINE SPECIES
Time: December 17, 1968 at 1 p.m.
Place: Room 203, Animal Industries Bldg.
George W. Kunze
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Turco, Charles Paul
Degree: Ph.D. in Biology
Dissertation: THE TAXONOMIC STATUS
AND COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY
OF SPECIES OF THE GENUS NEO-
APLECTANA STEINER (NEMATODA :
NEOPLECTANIDAE) AND THE SUS
CEPTIBILITY OF VARIOUS INSECT
PESTS TO NEOAPLECTANA GLASERI
STEINER, 1929
Time: December 19, 1968 at 9 a. m.
Place: Room 216 of Biological Sciences
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
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BY ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS LINK
Time: December 17, 1968 at 2 p.m.
Place: Room 303 of Plant Sciences Bldg.
George W. Kunze
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Abd El-Maguid, Ferial Saad
Degree: Ph.D. in Poultry Science
Dissertation : INFLUENCE OF EGG CON
SUMPTION AND ENERGY LEVEL ON
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By JOHN W. FULLER
Take eight Aggies Players, add
an outstanding George Bernard
Shaw satire, an<J st i r in flawless
and innovative technical aspects.
Mix in impressive costumes and
sets and season with a director
who’s new to the Guion stage.
Simmer one we^k, lifting the lid
once n night a t 8 p.m. Monday
through Saturday.
What’s the result?
Well, it may not be quite the
gourmet’s delight ns the cooks
envisioned (Birector Robert
Wenok promised his cast a “pro
fessional” production), but neith
er is it the fallen layer cake that
emerged in th e “Trojan Wo
men”, the deba. c l e that opened
the Players’ seag^.
“ARMS AND the Man,” as all
Aggies and other literary co
gnoscenti well known, is Shaw’s
dissection of late-nineteenth-cen-
tury foibles, including “romantic
notions of military glory, preten
sions to culture, and social stra
tification,” as the program ex
plains. The story centers on the
family of an Eastern European
military officer immediately
after his army has won a typi
cally farcical Eastern European
war of the period, and on the
changes that result when Blunt-
schli, an officers of the de
feated army, becomes a tempor
ary addition to the household.
OBVIOUSLY, much of the ef
fectiveness of Shaw’s wit hinges
on the portrayal of Bluntschli,
the veteran foot - soldier who
knows all about war. (The dif
ference between experienced
soldiers and the new one, he tells
the daughter Raina, is that the
old hands carry chocolate instead
of bullets in their cartridge belts)
and therefore isn’t thrilled by
cavalry charges anymore. As the
subtle and unassuming punctur-
er of grand illusions and the
VIET PROGRESS
(Continued From Page 1)
has no service facilities for re
laxation.
“I have committed $200 to buy
Vietnamese language books for
a library for this hospital. Also,
the hospital has agreed to long
range care of the books.”
“Small amounts of the money
will be left at several locations
with our civil affairs people to
use at their discretion but with
the commitment that it be used
for work with orphans,” said
Libby.
“The rest of the money will
be given to another Aggie-Ex,
Capt. Don Breland, chaplain, to
use in the reconstruction of the
Cu Chi area. This area has been
the scene of particularly heavy
fighting last summer.”
Howard said that the “miss-a-
meal, feed-a-multitude” might be
tried again, if the students are
for the project.
Last year the Sbisa and Dun
can dining halls were closed for
one meal to raise money for Viet
namese orphans.
voice of realism, he must stand
out in the somewhat absurd
crowd without indulging in with
ering sarcasm bom of cynicism.
Unfortunately, George 'McCoy’s
Bluntschli comes off a bit too
subtly and unassumingly. His
part seems more often recited
than played, with the result
that some of Shaw’s best lines
never quite make it to the sur
face. McCoy’s performance does
gradually strengthen as the play
progesses, however, and it should
be noted that his Bluntschli is
a likeable character who deserves
to get the girl. This he does,
of course.
OTHER PERFORMANCES,
in ascending order of their ef
fectiveness, were those of:
• Bruce McKenty, as a blunder
ing Russian officer who lets his
notions of upper-class respectabil
ity obscure the obvious conceal
ment of a fugitive Bluntschli be
hind Raina’s curtain;
• Irene Woodward as Catherine,
Raina’s mother and the socially
hyper-conscious dowager recog-
nizeable even today, whose voice
(and somehow even gestures)
were a bit shrill;
• Travis Miller as Petkoff, head
of the family, convincing as the
type of officer who can loaf
all day watching Bluntschli draw
up troop-movement orders for
Petkoff’s troops and then ask
“Is there anything else I can
do?”
• Marc Fleishman, as Sergius,
the absurdly dashing young off
icer, who shows quite a flair for
Chatsworth Osbomish lines but
occasionally falters;
• Candy Yager, as Louka, the
impertinent maid who somehow
seems too good for Sergius, no
bility and all, with who she is
paired at the end;
• Becky Ingram, as Raina,
whose quaintly romantic notions
and cloying niceties make Rebec
ca of Sunnybrook Farm look like
Bonnie Parker;
• And James Weyhenmeyer, as
Nicola, the conniving servant.
It wouldn’t be fair to say he
steals the show; as a well-sea
soned Aggie Player veteran a-
midst relative newcomers, it’s
more nearly a case of having
bought the show, with experience
as legal tender. His performance
overshadows the others to the
point of causing us to wonder
whether he couldn’t have been
put to better use elsewhere—as
Buntschli, maybe.
But acting flaws have a way
of working themselves out parti
cularly toward the end of the
week’s run, when harried stu
dents are better able to pack
Guion Hall. And those, after all,
are the only flaws; superb light
ing, music, sets and costumes
keep the production within strik
ing range of the professionalism
Wenck seeks.
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At the last meeting of the MSC Council, the position of
Council Historian was established as a permanent office of the
MSC Council. Applications are now being accepted for the
position whose duties are as follows:
1. To develop a system for researching and compiling the cur
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2. To bring up-to-date changes in address, family status, and
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4. Compile the Council minutes for the Council President’s Office.
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President, for applications and further information.
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