:y On Vaccine
j ' ' ' 1/ ] ! *- I > •. ^ ;
Vaccines afftii Ht Nevcastlrs disease, a paralysis that
often'kills flockS d lyoiiir chicks, niay-soon be available in
Te?as, W. A. P>o!ie.j| Jr.,f [old tlie Tdxas conference for Vet-
erihariai|is recently. ; l l.J
Newcastle’s, di^ase lias appeared frequently of late in
Texas, ai|ri! recently Hilled tljious-iK
ands of toiu 4 -vieek] o 1 chidWs in I
Port Wofth, Bon^y ' Stated,
fh, i r |
warned tliatHhe diieafp coylc! be
come. as dangerous tolpoultry -as
hoof-and-niouth is tjo (attle,;]
pvojV vaccination o|f aying hens
will makce their- chicks' Safe difrinig
their early weeks cf <1 ife. 1 ;
One hundred and seventy rfive
yeteriniar»ns from "ex is woik'pite-
sent at lie confcmici
J . Pierc.v, asjsoc a
Sldte t’mver-
P. t, Piercy, asjsoc
narian. Louisiana
sity. told the mee
testing-Ifi'etHodja ‘ nj»aj|j help yon-
trol ana^ilasmosis
duces ankmia in citt i||.
< llow^t|e IJiiited
Health Service-Iis
was described ‘by
officer in|charge of
trol branih of'the
at MontgSibiery, Alhlre
r < iHoof-ind-mduth
tie, whifh has b?cn scourying.
Mexico and frig!
cattlejnefi who rc
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The! ICE B
ui ;» iossoB years a^o, was discussed
K.» F> W
r '
ile velgti-
h'vil Service Has
leonomist Vacancy
The Civil Service 1 Colnmiksion
Has anpounced cxaminatfon.H for 1
hilling vacancies in the' Federal |
j'hich i ro *-' ' 0, ' v i cc » Paul F- Figg, , Regional
k • I )irector, -stated today.
'S lates 1 nblfic ' Exammatjons will be given for
‘ fitingl ribies j he pcjsltioii of economist with the
new
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Health He
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disease bf cat^
lei jng Texas
menber Inge
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today by B. T. Simms,, chief Uj
S. Bureau of Animal Industry,
Washington, D, C.
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BANANA SBLITS
| SUNDAYS 1
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HAMBURGERS
until SANDWlEHlfS
, T Open everytday #::)0|
1. til T2:|)0 p.m. excfjst
Nevt to 'Country ( v h
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What’s Cooking!
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■ LUTHERAN STUDENTS AS
SOCIATION, 7:30 p.m;, Wednes
day, Student House located two
blocks north of North Hate.
SAILING CLUB, 7:116 tonight,
Room 203, Academic Building.
VETERANS’ WIVES BRIDGE
CLUB, 7:30 p. in., Thiitkday, Cabi
net Room, YMCA. *
ME 220 Requests
Made in Office
All CE students who wish to
take ME 220 the second term
of summer school come by the
CE Office and sign a request
for this course immediately, W.
R. Wright, head of the Depart
ment of Civil Engineering, an
nounced today. |f
1
Cornell Professor
Speaks Here
E. Y. Smith, Cornell] University
b'rkel, ; lureau of Reclamation, Entrance
con-1 claries will range from $3,397 to
twice 54,902 per year. Openings will oc-
:ur in thof states of Texas, Okla-j turktey specialist, emphasized to
mma, Kansas, .Nebraska, North j students taking the poultry short
Ikikofa. Utah, New Mexicol Colo-1 course that turkeys mUst be free
■ado, Wyoming, Montana,[Idaho, of pollorum, liavc the 1 ability to
•S’cvada, Arizona, California, Wash-1 livjc and grow, and be of meat-
ngton and Oregon. ; u j type if they are to 'satisfy the
Application forms and addition- J buyer.
!hl information may be obtained Smith is one of 20 speakers thai
(from the post office or from the! have appeared on the! three-week
Regional Director, 14th U. S. Civil ( short course, which closed Friday.
Service Region, 210 South liar-
(vood Street, Dallas 1, Texas.
■f
Fire Dept. Gets
Call to Grass Fire
e* •
*> \ i
Colle^cf fji’o trucks answered a
call this morning,to extinguish a
grass fire just north of the,Bur
gess Pugh warehouse)
No 'damage was done except for
burned grass.. •
The fire was believed to Hajvo
started from a place where old pa
pers were being burned.
Texas hatcherymen, poultry and
turkey breeders made up the class
membership.
. The short course is held annual
ly at A&M with the Objective of
training official flock selecting and
pulforum testing, agertts. E. D.
.Parnell, Toultry Husbandry pro
fessor, in charge of the course,
said.
The average American, roach
grows to about ! H inches loijg and
has a normaK life span of ahbyi
11 months.
1 Bushel Minimum
I
For Hort Cannery
Less than one bushel of fruits
or vegetables! will not: be handled
by the horticulture cannery, T. S.
Stephens, in charge oL canning,
has announced.
Produce should be brought.to the
horticulture cannery M om d a y,
Tuesday, and Thursday mornings,
Stephens said. The cajim-ry charg
es 6c a can for labor; 3c for Nol 2
cans; and 4<- for No. 3 cans, ac
cording to Stephens.
The horticulture cannery open
ed Monday and will remain open
most of the 1 canning season, Sto-
j phens said.
that the rule requiring ordinances
to be read at more than one meet
ing of the City Council before fi
nal passage be suspended, and! said
rule is hereby suspended, and]that
this ordinance take effect arid be
in full force and effect immediate
ly from and after its passage at
this meeting, and. it is so ordain
ed.
Passed and approved, thisj the
16th day of June, 1948 A. !)(
/S/ ERNEST LANGFORD .
Mayor
Attest:
/S/ nym. McGinnis !
City Secretary
ORDINANCE *70,
AN ORDINANCE D^C
THE KEEPING OF
ND BIRDS AND iAL
NG DOGS EXCEPT
KEPT , STRICTU
ITHIN THE <
IMITS OF THE Cl
LEGE STATION TO BE A P
LIC NUISANCE, PROVID
THAT DOING SO IS’ UNT,
FUL, AND PROVIDIN
FOR VIOLATION.
' BE IT ORDAINED
CITY COUNCIL OF
OF COLLEGE STAT
AS: ] lit
i SECTION 1. The keeping of
animals and birds within the cor
porate limits of the City of College
Station resplts in flies, abno.yious
odors and annoying noises, nm|
hence endangers health and con
flicts with peaceful living, and
therefore is hereby declared to be
a public nuisance.
SECTION 2. It shall be unlaw
ful for any owner, lessee, occupant
or any other person in charge of
any premises within the corporate
limits of the City of College Sta
tion, Texas, to keep or allow to
be kept on said premises any
horses, mules, jacks, jennets,
swine, cattle, sheep, goats, rabbits,
chickens, guinea pigs, ducks, gbese,
guineas, turkeys, or any other do
mesticated or wild livestock or
birds, or any dogs unless such
dogs be kept strictly as pet$ by
the occupant of the premises^
SECTION 3. Any. person viiolat-
ing this ordinance shall be fined
not less than ton ($10.00) .dollars
nor more than fifty ($50.00) dol
lars for each offense. Each day
this ordinance i£ violated shall
constitute a separate offensci
SECTION 4. This ordinance
shall become effective upon pass
age by the City Council.
SECTION 5. Emergency Clhuse.
The fact] that the present ordi
nances of the,City of College,Sta
tion are inadequate, and the fur
ther fact that many unsanitary
conditions exist within the (City
diHj to the existence within the j EVapston with the exception of
City oi animals and birds n*med thdlOO motor and 400 meter dash-
heroin creates an emergency! and
pn imperative public necessity
(Continued from Page 3)
Parker and Thompson from Texas
and Scott from Arkansas all stand
an excellent chance to gain a berth
on the US Olympic team ^s a result
of their showing in this‘meet.
The US Olympic team will con
sist of the three top men in each
event at the Olympic tryouts in
tho 100 meter and 400 meter dash
es'. |n these two dashes the top
five; men will be taken in order to
form US relay teams in the 400
a ltd 1600 meters. ; •
SECT. WITH A BAfTALION ^UlSSI-
FIED AD. Rates . I . 3( a Ward per
insertion with a 2'>C minimum. \Space
rates in Classified S^tion . . . CONper
column inch. Send iall classifieds
rcmittancc to the SUident Activities
flee. All ads should be turned in b
10:00 a.m. of tho day before publicjitipn.
FOR SALE-CUT RobiS, Friday, Satur
day and Sunday at The Rose Stand,
lOOIl South Collette (Road.
McKi:NZIK-BALDWIN| business col-
LFUF offers refresher courses in slhort-
hnnd, bookkeepimt and associated! sub
jects. Dial 2-6635, ]|ryan, Texas.
FOR SALE. Roomj ISxlH, with bath.
Trailer Area F-4.
FOR SALE—Llitht 2-wheel Iikh a
er; excellent «>ndition, pricejl
Student owned house No,
project houses and tennis court
FOR 'RENt-Two cool corner i:
MockX from main post pffiie
also available for wesk-etili
• Phone X-4764. f
DRESSMAKING - Perfect fit t inM
Apt, A-s-li, Collepe View.
—CITIZENS—
(Continued from Puge 1)
unable to get colored helpers. The
residents, were willing to load their
garbage but refused to cooperate
1'urthei.
: Section VI was covered.by Grady
Vi'hitnor and his truck. The Bra-
.kob Enginetfiing Company loaned
tiuckl tor flection VII. ; ‘
With Jim Colson as the driver,
Riley Woods (ami four' colored men
picked up garbage in this area.
Spraying Today
TI10 spray crews, working under
[E- E- binder. College Sanitation | va g ue) according to Dr. James
-GLEAN-UP-
(Continued from Page 1|
how she and her husband were on
a bug k'lhn? campaign by a icom-
bination of DDT and trenches
around their trailer home, j Mrs.*
Bradshaw was outspoken irj her
approval of the worthiness otj this
program. .
Uith the indorsemeiti mid dssis
Of the 98 Colleges and Univer
sities who entered teams in the
Minneapolis meet only 50 of
them scored points. The first
eleven teams in the point stand
ings were as follows: Minnesota
46;; USC 41 Zi; Texas 40; 1111-
| noils 34'4; California 19'4; Ohio
! State 18; Michigan 18; Stanford
! Northwestern 16; Rhode
I Inland .State 15; Texas A&M
! M-i '
| Following are the summaries of-
I the (events in which SWC athletes
(were entered:
I 400-Meter Dash—Norman Rucks
South Carolina; Art Hirnden, A&
M; John Hammack, United States
Two j students out for the xumjner
desire painting jobs Inrpe or small.
I spray or brush. Contact
Georpe N. Thon^as, Uox 1071
Trailer li-2 iTraller Area 1
or!
Jennimrs II. Vaurhant Uox 5096, So. Sta
. Trailer P-5 (Trailer Area 1
SUL ROSS LODGE NO. 1300 AF&AM
Called meetintr Tuosdijy a*
7 p.m. (Work in ,E.A. de
cree. K.A. examinatioijs.
GILCHRIST. W.M.
llADGETT. Her.
Gl Hit
W. H.
Headcjuart pi
for;
MRS. DA>
gar, California; Veme McGrew,
Rico; Lou Irons, Illinois, and Tom
.Military Academy; Malvin Whit-, ^’pfield, Kansas, ji feet 6 inches,
field, Ohio State; George Gujda, j Discus—Fortune Gordien, Minnfl-
Villanova; Frank Fox, Seton Hall,, sota, 164 feet 6!i inches; Victor
Time 47.2. • | Frank, Yale, lC4Jfeet 3% int-hes;
Broad Jump—Willie Steele, San Gejorge Kadera, Texas A&M,' 156
Diego State, 24 feet lUi inches; feet 1U 1 inches; Rollin Praither,
James Holland, Northwestern. 24 , Kansas State, 154 feet 1 inch;
( . . fqe^ 6L inches; Lorenzo Wright, I Woodsin Linn, Saji Jose Statoj, I6J
tancfe 'of these^arid 11 otheT ciffizens i ^ayne, 24 feet 5L inches; John feet 7'^ inches; Mel Sheehan, ^Mis-
of this area, the entire clegn-up
campaign should be a comiplete
success. Needed now is a (more
work and less talk campaign.!This
the
work
will be. offered today when
business houses close and the
begins .on spraying and paijtting
of houses with insecticides.
Symptoms of poliomyelitis
Officer, and II. G. Johnston, head
of .the Entomology Department,
are concentrating on garbage cans,
are
Gabbard, College Hospital,| but
Rdbertsoiff Texas, 23 feet 10 M* in
ches; Gaylord Bryan, Stanford, 23
i'eet: 10 inches; Lloyd Lamois,
Minbesota, 23 feet 8 inches.
Javelin Throw — Fidnk Held,
Stanford, 209 feet 8 inches; Fran
cis Fi iedenbach, California, 204
feet S’y inches; Frank Guess, Tex
as, <199 feet; William lanicelli,
Frjtjiklin-Marshall, 195 feet HL
inches; Call Schuette, Marquette,
za. Such signs as fever, headaches.
rknimal pens, ditches, and outside Lore throat, and stiff neck should
(toilets. Winder's crew, is working bo noted with caution, especially
■on mosquito control while John-; when they are coupled with greak-
j stop s crew, nqtde up of seniors 1 1U , SS i n the limbs, nausea, or jvom-
I and graduate students, are spray- Ring. Dr. Gabbard stressed'that
ing the other areas;
People Cooperating \braces alike.
Vaughn stated th;it people are |
cooperating ( with the emergency
! ordnance issued last Wednesday to
| rdmovc all animals and fowl from
| the City limits. He said that this
ruling applied to all animals ex-
j cept 1 dogs and cats which were
immediate ]>ets of a household.
McGinnis pointed out that these
animals could not be kept within
the city limits for breeding pur-
i poses.
strongly resemble winter iiMpuen- idiWjfeet 9*4 inches; Richard Geib,
Ystle 179 feet 2 inches.
j iiO-Meter High Hurdles—Clyde
Scott, Arkansas; W. F. Porter,
Northwestern; Craig Dixon, UCL
A; Tom Mitchell, Indiana; Rich
ard Maxwell, Ohio State; George.
souri, 151 feet.
5,000-Meter Run—Jerry Thomp
son, Texas; Horace A. Shenfeltei*,
Penn State; Quentin Brelsjford,
Ohio Wcseyan; Clarence Robin
son. Brigh tm Youjig; Walter Katv
kow, lllinojis; Rotnjrt Karnes, Kan
sas. Time 15:04.5;
100-Meter Dasfl— Mel Pqtton,
Southern California; Don Ajuler-
son, California.; (Charles Parker,
Texas; Harry^McGinnis, Nebras
ka; tie among Charles Peters, Ins
(liana; Paul Co\vi<>, Princeton, and
Don (’atnpbell, Colorado. Time 10.4
seconds.
I the disease attacks all aged and Walker, Illinois. Time 13.7. (New!
—KYLE FIELD
meet record; old record set Friday
by Scott at 14 seconds’.)
(Continued from Page 1)
R. C. ECHOLS
Realtor
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
Bryan
Phone 2-6454
j I 800-Meter Run—Malvin Whit-1
field, Ohio State; Jack Dianetti, ■
Michigan Stafe; Bob Chambers, I
Southern California; Charles Shop-:
box was to go on ton of thp top j Herd, Texas College; William Clif-1
deck of peats. j | fold, Ohio State; Torn Dickey, ]
Carmichael stated that entrance j Louisiana State. Time 1:51.1. .
into the stadium was to be sipeed-j.. 200-Meter Dash— Mel Patton,
ed up by specially designed itamps 1 Southern California; Charles Par-
which would provide easy entjry to kei) Texas; Paul Bienz, Tulane;
the new addition of seats. Ounces- Chdiles Peters, Indiana; Don!
sions and toilet, facilities wejre to | Campbell, Colorado; Bob Smith,
(be provided in the new project. Xotre Dame. Time 20.7 seconds.
Carmichael ventured no gugss as I High Jump—Tie between Dwight
ko when the rest of the seats will Eddleman, Illinois, and Irving
be sold. He said Ahat the sale of Mofidschein, New York U. 6 feet
ojitions would continue indefinitely. 7 inches; tie between Charles Han-
Jk/tatofo
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