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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, July 9, 1969
THE BATTALION
Library Displays Antique Tools .1
Antique tools and kitchen
utensils of America’s frontier
days are on exhibit in the Texas
A&iM library.
From the collection of Dr.
Leslie V. Hawkins, 50 relics of
man’s efforts to make life a little
easier are displayed in cases near
the library’s main checkout desk
on the first floor.
tie, raisin grinder, cherry pitter,
sugar auger, lemon squeezer and
apple peeler (which Hawkins
calls “a mechanical engineer’s
nightmare”) token the wide va
riety of mid-to-late 19th Century
appliances a homemaker might
Hawkins gathered the collec
tion from Mexico to Pennsylva
nia and Oregon, Pakistan, India
and Saipan. His relics of bygone
workshops date from the Stone
Age.
“Each item tells its own story,"
the professor commented. “Eacli
is a lesson in history, a story of
man’s struggle to reach the
‘good life.’ The slow, methodical
progress toward a better stand-
ard of living is plainly visible,"
The industrial education pro
fessor’s display will be on public
view through the summer, an
nounced John B. (Jack) Smith,
assistant director for public
Engineering Dean Says
‘Opportunities Tremendous
services.
Exhibit items sample Dr. Haw
kins’ more than 800-piece collec
tion. Many of the tools date from
American Independence and are
of obscure use to the casual uni
formed glance. Among the wood
working tools is a molding cutter
for ship lap siding and a beveling
tool.
Massive iron square-shanked
nails also are included in the at
tractive display that includes
library reference materials on
many of the tools.
NEW SERVICES BUILDING
This is the progress being made thus far on the new $1 million Student Services Build
ing adjacent to Duncan Dining Hall. The projected completion date is set for April 1,
1970. (Photo by Monty Stanley)
A modem housewife would be
lost using some of the 25 kitchen
utensils in the display. A bottle
corker, kitchen scale, carpet shut-
The Church..For a Fuller Life..For You..
Chain Reaction
With great ceremony, the boy gave the lead
domino a gentle poke. A rapid series of sharp clicks
proceeded down the line, paused briefly at a gap too
large, then continued onward. Then, abruptly, every
thing was still.
He was tickled speechless. He clapped his pudgy
hands together and gave me a big, proud smile.
Giving our faith to God is like pushing over that
first domino. It starts a chain reaction—one that re
sults in a richer life, greater happiness and a deeper
confidence in ourselves and in the future.
Why not come to church this Sunday?
Let God start a chain reaction in your life.
Monday
Acts
16:25-40
Tuesday
Acts
17:1-9
W ednesday
Acts
17:10-21
Thursday
Acts
17:22-44
Friday
Acts
18:1-17
Saturday
Acts
18:18-2 8
Scriptures selected by the American Bible Society
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The dean of Texas A&M’s Col
lege of Engineering says “tre
mendous opportunities” are open
to young people in the engineer
ing fields.
“Industry tells us it needs
about 30,000 more engineeers
each year than the 58,000 who
received undergraduate and grad
uate degrees in 1967-68 and the
52,000 in 1966-67,” reports Dean
Fred J. Benson.
“Competition causes excellent
starting salaries and chances for
advancement,” the dean noted.
Benson said figures released
by the American Society for En
gineering Education showed U. S.
colleges granted 38,002 bachelor
degrees, 15,152 master's and
2,933 doctor’s.
In contrast, Benson pointed out
that Russia graduates 138,000
engineers a year and Japan
turned out more than 200,000
engineers and scientists in 1966.
“Americans have been warned
repeatedly of a technical man
power crisis in the 1970’s if the
present trends continue,” Benson
exclaimed.
Texas A&M’s 1968 engineering
enrollment was about 3,050, up
234 over 1967. There were 3CS
bachelor’s degrees granted in
1968, Benson reports.
A&M also granted 152 master’s
degrees and 40 doctor’s degrees
in engineering, an increase of 65
over 1967, he remarked.
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