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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1948)
V ■ '* •, ‘Vv. r- .^3: :• Mi . IT: ' I ' ■ r -jWi ■- | . : - • f • . f- 5 • ' . t: . V J- ^ , ' r ’ . ' 1 ■ The Battalion w> \' ?•< •• “d'X CART* JHUHRIi CONTINUE® IN FLO MIAMI, iSept. 23 K „ erfiil hurriipane that h is lost no; of its punch pushed th ongh Flo|i da last: night towar<! the Coast and one . pf the state’s, ridh- est citrus belt* along .' the Indian ,',H 3iver. . 4 [ ■ ' % 1 Two persotjfi Jiave'b< oil killed so far and maiiy Have siqfi^ed minjor injuries. ■ T T *"-1 the Florida keys ts yesterday add . , ni v it i 76-rojle winds last riight ejpedted to ir Cijacy Norton stdnnji the ‘^5x Biggest damage is , L »» be done to crops. Chief-Forecas duiekly dubbed i Cart Special” • Hurricdni because slownesr 1 of its slot T' HEARING CONTINUlESi IN SENATORIAL FEU FORT WORTH, Sep Federal District Judgi t field Davidson ordered that testimony be / j Coke Stovensom’s suit |f« junction to keep Lyndon name off ttf6 general /• lot - , ;He called for; tes; , at 1:30 y. ' Before the noon ret' _ for a second time ove: - son’s motion for dismls Stevenson suit on ground ■! 4 < r,i ■ r. n ■ '• Iff .1 . ’ V; Volnme 48 i l : ! PVBUStfED IN THE INTEREST OF A GREATER A-&M COLLEGE V V j COLLEGE STATION (Aggieland), TEXAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 104® -; A , np!. :*mm . i • 17 ■y-M 7-7 7'M w Whitle- ednesday inted ii an in hnson’s on b»l- 46 cd Jo 1 the Fed* eral Court, lacked juri sdMion. A feW piinuites later 1 he over ruled i 1 motion by AtU niey James Y. Allred to withdraw JohnsOni’ss bill of^oppositiOn to tie] granting' of a temporary dnjunrtipn if the court Would act onalle rations pre-, ^pied by ^Stevenson >my in hiia’ sworn testimony. y f- The attempt ;by Alh edi to with- raw Johnson’s, motion wis viewed ? a legal attempt to pi ei en: testji- ony from being heard! ,ii the cake t\d by : one Jdhnson ttwrney j-S m effort to expedite t\U piatter Jo a higher court. ; - Stevenson.’s suit, if siicceSsfiil, would keep Jdhnson’^]* panve off the general election ba lot ns Tejc- ffr the if. S. Senate, f ; :] b J as Democratic tiominw Jr: \ ■> Judge Davidson first bveiTulcd r/- Li.: Johnspn’s motipn' to (isi|iiss yiip- terdajt^ But hp pemittpd ddiji- tional Tn'gntnonts on t tu>| jurisdic lion is^uei j BEVli^ SA-YS BIG' r ^- THRKE IN AGREEMENT ' LONDON;- Sept. 2.1 -UP) - The United States, British apl France ate in “absqiute agree uteht” "on I a L UIIJ C [iolicy to-rhe pursued jthntily if tn< Moscow talks over Irrlin fajll, Foreign Secitottiry Ernejstf Bovin d eu " ^ ’ dared Wpdiiesdlay., \V- DEFENSE- DEPA RTM ENT INCREASES DRAFT CALL COTON, Sedt. Departmer t ijs asked St 1 .(i M S 1 '' • • v' a fgm'i m B^j * m J m ■ |p sjy-v# Ip % 1 ' / ‘ r I ' y ♦" ! . W. T. HAYS, composing room foreman in the A&M Print Shop, pulls the lever for the Ludlow to go into action. The Ludlow, which was recently purchased for $8,000, is used to set the larger news heads Itbr The Battalion. |jr l [ h ] . i. 1 ;' • ■ V 1 ■ I i r - '* i I, . i V Who Yelled Roomiiiat^? By the Cbittmentator Staff ®be Commentator, A&M’s new fill-jcollcge spo.rts-huraqr-f i c t i pin magazine, announced Wednesday thg opening of its Oainpus-wkla ccmtest to determine the “Ugliest ;.|'Man at Texas A&M.’’ Within the limitations of the rules set down for the contest, al most anybody can nominate almost -phybody else for the honor. The winner will receive two tickets to 1 ud W<! v WA: W The t. . the Army ini December .TSifcrjs increi^$ <5f i5J)0(it over tnejfirat cdll _ for November. v 1 Tlw 'increase is in inC With '■£(. previous announcemerrf ebut month ly 1 quotas would start 10,000 and rise to abort ! pext year as the Arm : tjuilds to ward its authorized trOngth oi mooo. ;• y •. ' TJ|e Air Force and N ivj: afe no) askhig for- draftees it jl present They are inlying 'pp v ilutlteer nt- y cruiting to'meet their needs. Thy Army hqp notifidjselectivf ' servlcc'tq begin giving rae-indne- tipn physical examination? on Oei )t aha a fO.OQQ by 4 to registrants who Ivave beep' found otherwise' aeceptablb for iff- doctiooyJ -.d i U BERNADOTTE8 SUCtERSOR' » THREATENED BY SfERMSTS HAIFA, IsKaefl ,Sejrt. Dj —UP)~ Reliable sonrees said Wpdnesdaj members of outlnwisl sterr gang have -hiadfe at le^rsd indirect + threats against the life qf Dr. R J, Bunche,' acting, U7medj , 'Natioite mediator in Tajitstinefq 1 . Bunche, an Americaiij, Has taKi r oVer the duties of Count, FoI!« , Bernadette, assiSsinatvVi jlast Fri day in Jerrmolejrti. The Isnaeli gov- qeimnient has aoicused iftej^nisto of Bednadotte’s slaying. ( The sources,; who.asked that theiiv identities! he wilhhfeUl, sajd .^Jhat because of! the Isruel} goyqrn, menFs extremej concenii over the'se threats, Bunche and his.top asso ciates have bejetn placid <under & ■_rl heavy guard of Jewish i. SECTIOl^F SUPER HIGHWAY TO OPEN HOUSTON, Slept. 2i -W Thr first section: of the Houkton-Qh^ ^ veston Super Highwaj] ‘will Krj cptened official!* ‘ Sepiember SO'' Mayor Oscar Hplcombcl said Wedlr nesdaj^. T ' j 4 • HOBSEMEAT PROBE ON IN SAN ANTONKj) 1 : SAN ANTONIO, Sent. I?3 — An investigation into th* sale of. horse meat here was the Bexar County grand nSsday. { ’ J iThe jury set aside ts regular docket and called in assistant dis trict attorney ifiert Thoiiipson to ; i >;! ice;. me ..saie uu Ijnutiched by ij jhry Wed- trict attorney Bert Thoit ;« cohduct the investigatipn. * i " NINE KILLED IN i : ] IX PLOSION ji r - CAIRO E ‘ CAIRO, i Nine pers ' injured damaged I Ish. quarter of There may L * Several ambul work. Rioting i * plosion, but T; V. f ■" J L fi r.'". \ trday. ji tsualtiea. Commentator Opens Drive To Discover ‘Ugliest Aggie’ the Tcxas-A&M football game in Austin Thiinksgiyipf, “ tel reservation^^ t ifion, am g Day plus ho- the Austin Mo tel, In addifibiT, another prize, uf a rather novel nature, and “guar anteed" by the Commentator !edi- tors • “to be worth the hardest of .«v.***-r&w • ~r m - •- [•. • is m i m m? • ’This grand prize must remain a jSfccret until all plans have been completed. • “It may not be $50,- 00d,0{)0 dollar in cash or clear title to date “Miss Bong" of 1948—but then agnin it may," advise editors J. T. Miller and Larry Goodwyn. Candidates will he selected on the basis of the most votes with the five highest nominees quali fying for the runoff race. Bal lots will lie run in the Battalion for both the nominating and run off races and each student may vote as many times as he wants. 'Reach ballot must be signed, however. . 1 • The winner will be announced in the Bgttalion and featured in fi two-pate spread in the November issue of the Commentator. The story„ in the Commentator will feature a picture of the winning face plus - all ~ particulars on how it wap 1 developed before and dur ing the owners stay at A&M. | The contest is the second of this type to be held at A&M, the first being in 1941. The ’41 contest re sulted'in a hotly-contested race in which candidates got*out and cam paigned, using posters, placards and campaign managers. 1 Ipie.(contest winner was crown- mm ml ed “Kin’g of the Uglies” in a special 1 yell practice. II ■■ ’ r Board of Directors t) System Annual Rep . . j # # • Appropriations for Memori And Proposed Golf Course Meeting in San Antonio September 24 and 25, Afc the chancellor’s annual report on the. A&M System for* 11 ing year. The session will open at 9 Friday morning Jit J Appropriations for the Memorial Student Center ( !. 1 •> M Fifty-Nine File * J . .. In Senate Race; Deadline Nears m ZP- m m- Wb STANLEY ROGERS has been named Activity Editor for the 1949 Longhorn? - — :x Caraway to Head Agronomy Society for’18-’49 Term Virgil Cap&Wuy, agronomy sen-, or frotokSaPbee, was elected pres-" deny of the Agronomy Society- Tuesday night, at a meeting of he soticty; | ’ Caraway, who s will graduate in T anuary, is a member of the Honor Society. ■" N ^ ^ 7 i Wallace BLackler, last year’s “King Cotton,” wgs elected vice- resident. Other officers are Frank Morris, secretary; Claude Cook, ' reasurer; Bill Martin, reporter;. Don petker, parliamentarian; and Dr. Luther Jones, faculty adviser. John, Kndrizzi was elected as the Agronomy Society’s representatNe W the Agricultural Council fipr this year,.;. .1 .-The next meeting ’Of the cfcb, which will include initiation cere monies, will, be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, I September 28th, in . the Animal Industries lecture rbom, Caraway said.- -q,' ■ J J ' r To be eligible for the contest, candidates must be currently en rolled at A&M and must have participated in no previous hor ror contests. It is also suggested that they have a sense of humor, and enter into the spirit of things so that no hard feelings result. The Commentator has disclaimed all responsibility for injuries ac quired by freshmen nominating sophomores. 7 ; J Other rules: j ' If Members of the Commenta tor staff lire not eligible for the award (yak, yak) but all other members of student publications are considered prime bait. (It was first thought that members of the Battalion and Longhorn staff should be declared ineligible but as this move would have reduced the potential field of ugly men by almost half, it was decided to allow them to run. 2) Members of the Cavalry are especially encouraged to en ter. However, no horses are al lowed. 3) All nominations must be in by Thursday, September 30. Re member, any one person can be, nominated as many times as his admirers deem necessary to get him in the runoff. The mqn re ceiving the highest number of votes during the nominations will be in the runoff. Nominating ballots are printed elsewhere in this is.^ue of tnd Battalion. ,: v' 4) NomindtfOhs must be signed by a student now enrolled in school and be printed on the standard nominating ballot appearing in the Battalion. 5) The runoff race will be held Thursday, Oct. 7. ’ 6) Nominating ballots are to be mailed or brought to tje Com mentator office, second jfloor, !T;r> Goodwin Hall. "sii J1 m' ipj ter the ex- ipdd it. Quarterback Club jMeets Tonight The Quarterback Club will meAt ton ; "ht in rhe Chem ! stry Lecture Room after yell prac tice. (See editorial, sports Pate.) E. B. CHAPMAN, will work on the 1949 Longhorn for this footing* year. Chapman was named Military Section Editor. , , , - , — , ■■ ■ —i. - — ».»■■■■ ’H; ■'! h.. 1 a \ X , Probandt to Lead Entomology Club Jim Probandt, entomology sen ior, Was elected president of the Entomology Club at its Tuesday night meeting in! the Science Build-: iqg, Dan Chadbourne, reporter, an nounced tauy&i \ • , Other office^ elected .were Bill Magee, vice 7 presfdent; Cecil Co wan, sacretaVy-treasurer; and Dan Chadbourne, reporter. Chadbourne said that 30 students were present for this first meet ing and tjhat in the future they will be h$ld on the second Tuesday of every month. ■> f Scott, ’70, Arrived In Bryan Tuesday A six pound thirteen ounce baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. R'chard Scott Tuesday morning at Bryan Hospital. ; Scott reported that mother and son were doing nicely. ‘ m io P. K. SHEETS has been nam ed Managing Editor of the Long horn for the 1949 Longhorn. Fifty-nine students have sub mitted applications as candidates in the Student Senate -race as of 5 p.m.. Wednesday. Friday af 5 p.m. is the deadline for filing applications, N. R. LeatherwoodJ president of the Sen ate, announced. The following students have fil ed their applications: Dormitory 1 Rudolph L. Schodde Dormitory 2 Charles Mattel Dormitory 3 Robert Gilchrist Lloyd Baker, Senator-at-large Alfonso F. Silvas Dormitory 5 . ' ^ Ivan I. Bradshaw Charles, Luedtke, Jr. Dormitory 6 J. Fred Hambrighti- , Ted. L. Copeland , ^ Dormitory 7 Robert R. Smith 1 Dormitory 8 Joe Johnson Charles J. Maisel, Jr. Paul B. Berry, Senator-at-large Dormitory 9 Richard W. Denny, Senator-at-large J)nniel Proctor, ' / Senator-fit-large E. R. Baugh Dormitory 10 Ubbn Scrimgcour Dormitory 11 T. 1^ Carlton, Jr. Walter Wendlandt, Senator-at-large George R, Edwards James H. Simpson Dormitory 12 James D. Whatley Dormitory 14 William M. Philly, Jr. C. E. Christie Dormitory 15 Charles D. Cabaniss Jerry Sutherland, ! Senator-at-largo Dormitory 16 James O. Morse Webster R. Stone Dormitory 17 Ross B v Fryer * Gene Schrickel Bob Weynand Luther B. Terry Bryan Day Students Robert J. Ransom Jacob M. Russell Rex M. Wacker Jack V. Smith, Senator-at-largo Bryan Annex (Non-freshmen) Marvin L. Stone College View Monroe C. NefY . John W. Tippit D. \^. Brown D. M. Seligman Wilhur Fritz ,i Law Hall Jack Shepherd Howard Brass Lewis R. Pomeroy Julius G. Blum Mitchell Hall Art Howard Stanley L. Rogers Claude Lawrence Milner Hall Joseph S. O’Connor Puryear Hall Charles D. Kirkham Vet Village < Harry Ratvey -s- C. H. Burk Walton h T. A. Bant a \ Thomas J. Ljeger Trailer Area Richard D. Hodges Hart Jack Quirey Max G. Greiner i ■ ' The Texas Aggie Band, 155 strong, will leave the (fatnpus at 12:30 p. m. Saturday for San An tonio to play for the A&M-Texas Tech game. Colonel E. V. Adams, director of the band, has 'charter ed five buses for the trip. "The band will execute some ambitious maneuvers of the field for our first performance of the year,” Colonel Adams declared. “A moving “T” will be formed that will counter-march within itself; the word Tech will be spelled out while the band plays''the Texas Tech school song/rand the word SANTONE will be ppelled out The drill will be cokHpiicated, but wo believe the tpustomers will enjoy it." The band is /Mso scheduled to play n 30-niinptc concert before the game. Dram majbrk of the band this ydhr are T. A. Carlton, Carl Whyte arid B;ruce Hurley. Larry Kinard and Hiraip Smith are captains of the White anj Maroon bands re spectively. / . Members of the bund riding the buses will return after the game Saturday night., • —V-—l— . Bulletin Board Is Being Maltreated, Leatherwood “The bulletin board in the lobby of the Academic Building is being misused,” N. R. Leathenvood, Stu dent Senate President, said yes-, terday. > . “The recent tendency of stu debts to post improper size notices on th onboard does not conform with the purpose of the board, nor the rules set* down for its use. The board wfis designed to display no tices on only one sized card—the 4x6 inch ones provided in the coik tainer on- the board,” he said. Leathenvood also announced that the cards positively must be dated. “All undated cards as well as odd :dzed cards will be removed im mediately,’’ he said. ' Leatherwood asked that students advertising for riders place their name and address on the card. The board, designed and spon sored by the Stdent Senate, in cludes sections for any type of notice or advertisement. bers. Selected to serve on tjii i mittee wro Monte V. George R. Edwards, Heijsiho! Shclby/W. B. Adair, Jacl P. J. Trash, and Purvis Johijson. The opening address wa; rjiaoe by Boatner who told th* gi«iu]i, “you pcoplei have taken i se^eie burden upon jltpurself. IV* )-onri your constitution and it’s lough " He continued by sayii g ‘SYog should enter into the Ross Vdiluit- teers with a spirit of not ■ d can get, but wjiat you ci n The members’wgre told : h it jth^y are supposed to give verV guished service to the Cole to the State of Texas.. Boatner went on to say tl at men would gain per serial si tif| fac tion from being in the qrgatlixf tion. 'S, “If the Ross Volunteers Hairs (its previous reputation if4 gpii^g to be much bettor than l elon I tink to a national fraternity,!’ l e' con cluded. Lieutenant Colonoi Bil Becker explained to the memberii h4 re sponsibilities of the memeish p committee and also told tic g oup of the part that would he. pluyqil by the sponsorship com mitt so. 7 Vets’ Wives (all Bridge Club For Thursday I The Veterans' Wives Briilf e hlujb will hold a meeting at 7:31) TH|ur!|- day night) on the second f oo the YMCA, Marion Webb las ai- nounced. All veteran students^ -)jfi"es terested in. becoming Tnerrfbfrsj irgcd to attend, she sfiid will be a members virt fi e and jnts for all new five cents for |, irst ard weelc Hygiene Speaker,’ Movie Scheduled A-F Vet Picture Schedule Listed All Veteran seniors wHbse last names begin with the let ter* A-F 8houI«f“!liave their Longhorn pictures made Friday and Saturday, Tpurian Martin, corps «ditor, announced today. Any other veteran senior who wishes to have hia pictnre made at this time may do so, Martin said. a . PH L a ml :rom m Hp , - J. T. HAMBRIGHT, who work- ed on the Longhorn last year, has been named Class Section Editor for the 1949 Longhorn. Noted radio hygiene commenta tor Elliot Forbes will give u 15 minute- lecture with each perform ance of the picture "Mom Dad," at the Dixie theater fro: September 28-30. I “Mom and Dad,” a new Holly wood rejease with an all-star cast, will be presented three times dai ly to segregated audiences. ? Two performances for women and high school-age girls starting at 2 and 7 each afternoon. One performance each evening for men and high schpol boys will begin at 9. STUDENT LIFE VACANCIES / i I There are three vacancies for non military students on the Student Life Committee. Can didates must file in the Student Activity Office by 5 p.m. Friday. This election will also be held Monday. turning mem prizes are i the winners in Club numbers have'bein to bring their old magfiJiros donation to the Annex ' s udpnts who are sprely in need of r ex v ifeac - ing materiill, Mi’s. Webb c malui^ ed. .• I 'li Tau Beta, Pi i . ,■ ■ " ■ Being Prepared For Coming Ylei Ross Volunteers Hold First Meeting to Select Members “It’s going to be mighty tough to maintain yoi r dards and keep up your organization,” Col. H. L. E o i told the Ross Volunteers at their ipeeting last night. This group met for the purpose of selecting a niejnlerj- ♦ship committee which wi 1 lid 1 sponsible for obtaining njv 155 Band Members Will Make Trip To A&M-Tech Tilt boa d ISHTj-AS a (id tpe Plaz i ] th^ can puiq f pri Uo biumber 41 diltii - re] ami ’o|om 1 tie eview 'riday ' ; -:i * Student CenteP Considered i>H •I f • w •' 14 qf directors will Review hear plans for the com otel. and a proposed appro- ii for the building of an If course here will be n on the Membrifil SLuden will concern authorizatior .sale !of A&M Development bonds. The Former Stud i / ,)^ssocilation purchased thesf r~\ a total price of $173J60 the bonds have not yet V' ?mf)ei s r#- setoiil u|kcj<] ' fdr f / I Roy Carter lie Tyler Club foi day night Other officers elected vin Tyler, vice president Gowen, secretary treasure] Freeman, sergeant at arms; Jim Morgan, Battalion re it >s< nt tive. Ik \ ■i , t- r.- r: ' 7- v-* I ,'j if, i Jl,’ . ■ - f J. -X ’ v; TAU BETA PI, the Nat o*al| En gineering Scholastic IlonU' 5o<icty is compiling a list of senior who are eligible for election: tl is fall semester, Dean- H. W. Bu rl >w hi s announced. .. 1 ’ [ The requirements for rieijticn are a grade point ratio o ’ greater as of the'start of the! fall semester, and who will ?iaci|ia'e at the end of the spring j i e nestc. All men in the following le|jar - ments who are interested and !wlo can meet the qualification: listed are requested to submit thei r i|iur to the Dean of Enginepri igf net later than October i|c-re- nautical engineering, agi j engineering, architecture, t engineering, civil engineet ii: trical engineering, geolo) y agemeht engineering, id *c engineeHng, and petroleji neering. hoi > go cuf led j ctM Ce: ter for the F'u id- dei toil boi dt All ioii L re* :hefd maturity value, it will be pn DOifrid that they be sold after Ju: r 1, 1949, when they will have ; aluc of $185,938. j ra , uthprizatiion will atooiie sought! for tiin "use of 160,900 from the Ex hahg;e Stone operating func api $6<i(),000 from other available fui is lljor use in immediate work on thi*! Center.!], Tlie $650,000 1* mn le iijp of $300,^OQ held for such wo k ifrom 1916-47 funds and ajh,^ eqi al amount frpm the 1947-4f fur 3s, I The funds were A & M’s sht re Of the University of Tetfas- Ai M ejndowmerit fund. Wi I Cost $103,900 . , I he board will hear a recontmert- din on for a(i expenditure of ${5.- 00( for the construction of an -18- hoi * golf curse on the campus. The, pr< posed gollf course will bo loca- tec in the southeast corner of the cai ipiis witfi the present horse bill n being Converted into u clrjt hoi seli!' - !• 1 .t Ithe Mlotch nrceting of the boi rd an appropriation for $4,0(K wa i made to pay for pl^ns for u cai ipus recreational area,.. The pin is ; Cost only $300. however Ra ph Plunuber of Dallas, one ol th< South’s finest goR layout de* slg lors, prepared flip plAna for thw poir’se. J / * J..J %hc Executive Council of the Fo|m«r Fitijdcnto Association ha* re( imhiended that the $371)0 re- mriniijig from the pjans npproprla- tio i b«| added to amew appi opriu- tio i bM the boai-d for $40,300 and $3 ! dof 1 from next year's develop- i me it land to inftke a granu total of $73]dP0. which would be used to 'onistruct tlie proposed eoiirse.• Di ras* Golf C&irse ., ^ 'fhe proposed golf cou/sq would be :or|i traded Where the^beef cat tle ceil ;er Is at present. The beei cat le vil) probably ,be moved to a i ew center apyway, because the ins ‘cts and the noise af the pfes- em location arc- too close to dor4 mi oriei. ] . '. ■ \ ' j. ,u appropriation for $50,0(10 i\us air 'ady been itju.de for the con- str ictian pf a nqw beef caltle ceil- tot Ap additifipal $33 OOO.Will bc ret jested from ithe board'at the me itirig. j I' ’ Ca ‘le To Be Moved A T ' he . proposed ne\v bJVife. cattlo cei tert would dost $103,(K>0 ant wc ild he located near the prorent da ry cattle arefi.; " _ vf, enpis courts tor John.Tarletfir Agricultural College win btoixfo- poi ed. £e Appointments of new dean* foi the college* at Stephensvillc Vjaili Arlington will be acted upon [’ luring tlie course of the meet- iij) the ‘board will work on pthei ni* tersf including additional schol- an lins. purchase plans for a. niew ag Icujltfural exberlmont statibn ani numerous gifts and loans.]' II - • ii’ ’ • . > siness Society ficers Elected i■ * i '-I-- ■ r.’ - at officers for the year wertj clkj te< ut the first meeting of the Rij im ss Society, Tuesday night Cui tis G. Ilopioyer was elect«< pfi jki ?nt. H ther officers installed are Mar vin Hiigemeifir, !yice-president; Roj Ijl le, secri*tarj)r-treasuror; Jin Mi hjtj: reporter and Johnny Di btHl,- club chairman. W> M. How. a new instructor in the Bust Department from the Univor of Wisconsin, was chosen a* sorj f, is year’s goal is to; make the better toaji it hds c\’fer,J)c*ei i0; past. During the year] thi. protioses • to bring'prominent .kars to the; campus to. rpeal vajious topics of business in to^ isting to students, j .11' jnembors are .urged to attcnc ififtings and to {participate in did itjicis, Homeyer said.V - T T : 1 1 : t V ' ai. sorders. -s Hours rs at the clinic * to 12 ndbn and > 6 p. m. Emer- at any time, urge •'each »rt early for dds and fespira- < tl • I • 11 ' Tl T 7 ) •Ay- .f'x ' . -!
