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Reviewing officer for the first 'ootball game march-in of the 3orps of Cadets will be Army tlaj. Gen. Francis J. Murdoch Jr.

The Fourth Army deputy com­manding general for reserve 'orces, Ft. Sam Houston, will be »n the reviewing stand for the

&M-Texas Tech game next Sat- ay night with Col. Jim H. Mc­

Coy, commandant, and Col. Ver­non L, Head, professor of aero­space studies.

Col. McCoy said the graded

march-in of the 3,000-man corps will begin at 6:20 p. m. for the 7:30 p. m. game.

General Murdoch will be mak­ing his second A&M visit 'in less than a year. The 37-year Army veteran was honor military guest for military weekend last spring.

The West Point-commissioned officer has held command and staff positions in horse soldier, infantry and armored units. He participated in the D-Day landing at Normandy and the drive across

Europe with the 26th Infantry Regiment, of which he became commander.

General Murdoch held assign­ments with the Department of Army, Department of Defense, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) and was assistant commandant of the Armored School, Fort Knox.

SMU Law Prof To Speak HereStudents interested in pursuing

a legal profession will be afforded an opportunity to meet with Southern Methodist University’s law school admissions chairman.

Lennart V. Larson, professor of law and chairman of the admis­sions committee of SMU’s School of Law, Will be on A&M’s campus Wednesday afternoon in Nagle Hall.

He will discuss pre-law studies, the Law School Admissions Test, law school curriculum and meth­ods of instruction, availability of scholarships and financial aid, and the opportunities and responsibili­ties of the legal profession.

Larson will meet with students in Room 204, Nagle Hall, at 3 p. m. Students seeking additional information should contact Nance.

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Radio operators who want to log some air time and contribute to the 1968 Turkey Day game bonfire are being sought by the Memorial Student Center radio committee.

“We want to talk to operators with or without equipment,” noted Jess Rhoden of Kerrrville, com­mittee chairman.

The junior electrical engineer­ing major said citizen band, ham rig and walky-talky sets can be employed by owners to good ad­vantage in coordinating bonfire — .....................—.... .............. .....construction activity. PROF WELCOMED

Interested persons should leave Mrs. Earl Rudder greets Glenn Bitner, physical education their names with MSC Student instructor, at the President’s faculty-staff reception Mon- Program Office (6-1515) or phone day night. (Photo by Mike Wright)club member Ted Witliff (5-3501) in the evening.

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SPECIAL NOTICESUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1300 A.F. &. A.M.

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ATTENTIONJANUARY GRADUATES

Deadline for Ordering Graduation Invitations

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Approximately 700 faculty and staff members attended the an­nual president’s reception Mon­day night in the Memorial Stu­dent Center ballroom.

The reception honored new fac­ulty members but included all faculty and staff members and their wives and husbands, along with retired personnel and their wives and husbands and widows of retired personnel.

President and Mrs. Earl Rud­der were joined in the receiving line by the university’s vice pres­idents and their wives.

The house party included other members of the Executive Com­mittee and their wives. Members of the Aggie Wives Council op crated name tag tables in the MSC lobby.

“We cherish these opportuni­ties to meet the faculty and staff because such fellowship contrib utes significantly to our univer­sity,” Rudder observed. “This fall reception provides a special opportunity for the faculty and staff to meet their colleagues and members of the administration.”

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The choir has made rriord tljan thirty LP albums for RCA Victor and Columbia. Varied in content and style though they are, tjie records have one- thing in common: they're all best sellers!

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