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, Thert will be a maeiinf t onif ht
mportaat to all Pbwdmta of ( oltege
Thr Timn Mfftin^ • A Donorratir Institution...
>a at oferatkai, to ekaatme them if they don't
Wt have m daaihu that the courvcilmen
The rpeetinf at ttoch the frufoeed Nldfrt and the mayor would weleoma more interest
for the coming fiacal year will be eilbn tted in civic pr« hiema Only with the coopera
te the City Coitnn: * ii ce at 7*Jh the tlbn and aid o| tha town a ctlmanry can they
Coanal ftooaB of the City Hall j ran the machinery of aity
AH too often such amotinga in h**!! amoothly an pootMa
towna have—if the weather’a fair—i half In pant yean, at
dooen ciUoena in attendance Often three haw been at hotly
are only the famihee erf the count ilman
But what uaually happen*
month* later T Some citiaen who
tend the meeting rune ramfient with com-
plainta trf city adm niatratum ex^Htitm.**
Yet he^fahi't fepi the neceeeity of brii^n*;
hia view* before the Council at the mtoting.
Tonight * meeting will be open *• the
public a* required by elate law be|>rf a
city budget can be paaood The citiagna of litre of democratia
i Ad lege Station are given every chagce to our meeting If you have any
ace their city gOvemi
prauw their ieedara if
affaire.
with little or no total mtoraat Yet the moat
ing materially affect* every tos-payor to
the city.
The mayor and the nouaaitoiea receive
no financial rrmmmfftlhm for thalr John.
They are elected to Umm by you, the citi-
aevw They are eervtof an wui aa thoy eaa to
give you a better city, out of which you can
be proud.
The town meetipc to an outstanding fea
Tonight to
mb to pre-
vvmment in o)ierati|>n to
they like the ngef hod
sent to College Station's leader* sow ia the
tune.
Our Rule in the Kon un (.onflul...
< anqme opmion on the rommun|at in
vasion of South Korea ha* thus far jtaken
* '‘Let's wait «|m1 nee whet ha|>i*nif atti
tude In doing so, we apparently ale fol
lowing the tread of thought of m|ny of
the people of 0le Cnited Statee. It u» too
earry to forecast the tMUsibie rensltaiof the
Mtartling attack. 4
The announcement from Tokyo that
the I'nitad Stetre w sending muruti«ti* and
materials to South Korean forces uniler air
and sea escort is heartening new*
fy, we have no other course Our <jpuntry
ha* committeii itself in South Korgg. Our
position there is similar to many rfepert*
to the atami we have taken in Western
Burojw* — to biock further attemgt* by
Soviet KuaNia to extend it* sfihere of in
fluence.
Were we to abandon the Kgreane.
we would lose what little respect wt have
in the Far B*m| a* a result of our t^iineue
blunder and we would also lose the faith
Tragrd) in thr Air....
Thr tragic newt that .%H (tereoiA pur-
i»h«*d aboard a Northwest Airliruli (ws
nenger plan* which crashed m laike|14iohi-
gan Sunday w aad<iemng to the entire na
tion Our hearts go out to the reiatiurs and
fnemi* of th<iie who U»t their Iivwl Vs-
lee* by aome (ncreaetngly remote ghauee,
e**me aun’ivoru are found the accktont fan
be recorded as America a worst tor d»»-
aater j I
It ts imiHiaalble to fmd any morto to be
drawn from thi* tragedy. The thee^ that
the plane waa struck by lightening leave*
no room for recrimination*. Socge will
of Kurot>eana who have ca*t their lot with
u*.
Supplying the armed force* of a net a mi
engaged in war is dangerous businee* Ks-
fieciaJly is thui true when we commit our
ships, our planes and our men to insuring
delivery of that equipment But. rf through
our aid the South Koreans are a Me to bent
off the attack <rf the invader* then the
nek will be juatified. If the South Koreans
loos, we wiH have the satisfaction but
little else, of knowing we did what we were
morally committed to do. Oar path from
that time of defeat, if it comes, is unfor
aeeabk
The earnest wish of all p*o|4e* ia that
this ia not a dress rrhervaJ for World War
III, aa wa* thr Hpanish revolution Or.
even worse that the shot* fired on the
Sxth parallel were not the opening shot* of
a world conflict from which could emerge
no victor.
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A new twiat to the eternal prot em of From a court story in the Fort lewd
finding the "rkTht' woman wa* tur led up errtale (Fla I fkail) News: "Meanwhile
•munth' in l^ng Beach, falifornu . th# judge caught cold and wa* not on the
An escort bureau which thoug itfsllv bench Friday or Saturday."
-provided, u|v»n mjueet and a fee pi rment, —
Informati*»» on iM.th kmely worn n and From a U P. dispatch aa it a|«peared in
Ainely men rtpr.rted a burglarlyj T h e the Wme (Aria I Bail) Trilmne " . . r*-
loot -tbe firm's enti^• file of 1,00® lonely du<^ed pay of rta emfiloyeen under a his-
w<*mcn » nanto*. The fib* included l>e!*idee tory making cost-of-living contract
the names, addrenseii, teleplw>ne nwnliers, .. , r -
physical specif net ions, and tnesul. Maybe *me half of the world d*>e*n't
Hhmild make a steahle “littli black know how the other half hvea but it
book.” I isn't losing any atewp over the subject
The Battalion
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New Grants-in-Aid Accepted
By Board Total Over $50,000
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Interpreting the New9 . . .
US Eyes on Korean
War Developments
l<o«*t te the creMh as an example of the
hasards inherent in air travel There will
be the usual number i»f people who will
ery. *T tokl yok so.'' Hut what these pso-
|>ie fail to rec<fniae la the amarmg record
fur safety which the airlines of the United
States have established Accident* ere
bound to hap|«n in any trausportation sys
tem be it on land, wa or air Sunday s
crash serves only to bring that thought
to mind and to spur science and industry
to new effort* tq reduce the number of
accident* |>er passenger mile to an abso
lute minimum
H) J. M NOHUMV JM
Ar P«r*-uu Affair* Aitei)*i
Aiut-nre* r**er<liiia ■*•> •
el (•ii* Ml* in K*>iva
will drfM-ed hmvily tin wlut hap
SPri* in the neit 4* hour*
If ike guutJi KnrvaM ar* ah I*
W- wskitia* then hrfeNMe for •
Ume. half Will arrive
Hut Korea w n<it a military »*♦>-
> • uv* for whirh the II S w<aiM
•onSurt a liberation action If
Ike tad* «»e«p wear it, a* v
a»»w thnaun. that will be that
The tvntolbxiai “daggar ponSad
at th* heao of Jagew which
*•>» mass* at Amenta* Padfu
defeaaaa -will Ue in th* hand* of
tb< Communist*
Th* Uittad State* wa* quidl te
r. .Um that the Iiaka of unilateral
art leg asghut ( omaiuniat invader*
wa- net worth the caaSU Kht
hurnadly obtained a cert t flea la of
h-aalky A»m the Tnitad NatiSn*
I. M iMdir*t*d
Th* I*. N had i(*in*orvil »lth-
<lraw»l of Amenean oaru|>Hliori
f«>r»e* ami th*- (••taKlishmont‘ of
thr* kouth Korea* aovernmant
Sinca the l S. wa* prim* mover
in 41 dtb> iU <>i*lijraUon i* al**>
very dear What ita ability may he
u> not *o near
Th* fitted Nation* fioii* lt*»lf
today ia mueh th* name pnartion
a* tie i«< ay oe of Na'iona whan
Mu«*oiinf invaded Kth^pia the
we*tam aower* wan ib-ail airaln«t
M Btit gAnopia Wa* n<>( » q*--t
a%tr whith 'h.y (iuld n«h a gar.
Thay herk*-<i and flll*il made «#roe
hail - heiwt- d *r"ttir»-», and ihc
dirtalom iimfoniod tlw exfer-
of Japan ia Manohuna m
1WI that th* deStocraei** a mild
not or <auM not ha- * thru
cipie* wit' neat "Uength
Spaniah nvtl war, with it* inter
ndticwial partir-1patton and Wirld
War 11, Mlowad qurrkly.
If the f K, Bavin* prombuni
and eneewraired but -lone tiery
little, ioie* «<-utharn h-dva gnw.
tiie h-sant will V»e taker to h*art
in every rooStry now dependent
on American «u|»port
igfuaiiwa Different
Th*- •(tnat.iou in hot
That'*
ng rushed.
mforiwa-
rreet. thi*
rate atU-
K auth-
ar that if
too well
te iroubia
tn miacal-
IMiiM-hma
tat in th*
Should
lent for the
fighting hjr
the cease
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"fw
•ku
' n
riif-
K*
rwanl rosily want to fight, and
artry maraie i» high, coraidering
wdtat thA have In fhina r-»hndp
wanp-d to fight •*- ep’ the fA>m-
muni*t* gn-l a few irenengJ*
Th** f. S aswiaa'u d maponulbil-
it> for pieparing the »puth ko-
reai aril) hut implementation
wa* hali-heartnd. We *upf|ied
fight arS»> But an inf«.rtin-d #ati*
mate ia that the wmth hopean
army ran keep up eon-*i*tent fire
Bih/e Verse
That whirh we have aeer and
heard dgrlare we unto that,
ye 4*n ma\ hav* feHowthq- pith
ua, and truh -dir fellrnashig la
with the MTHKk and with HIS
SflM JtotfS fHkIST ' I John
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oply for two or thref Say*
wh> amamnitioii
tf «e* raiagty relip|
tioa reaekiiig . me ia
it the iwauit oi a
tude on the part
<aiti*». maligateil bf
the aoutk Korean*
armed thay might iff
'hemaelve* ami hpa
i-latlon of the
ability of th* >Mirth*!
Nan) Pmmtl
TV paaaibtliUtt
etwatum ar*
the F * . a« tmg at
f N try to atop tl
foro* if, aa egpaatpJ
fir* ontar ia ignuewriT
What ala* ran ha hip* * ( •rteni-
b if the theory <4 halting ag-
graMion in tta fir»| |tag*a i* to
I- maiatoiwad. tAw p. k can't
tab* a weak aUiUuka
Blit the initiative i* ieraely out
thr hand* of thf Semia rmcten
they move in rfwii phv«h*al
kid for South h irti, then thev
iuiat he prepared (« m*-et the
force of Kunaia if 4^4 chooaea to
thrww it in
iMea the went get Into a pnai-
tnm where Haaaia riP make «tr
Vefuae U> laaue at w(| <*r doea it
tenaam mi a mmiUap abort of di
rect war nak, hut liPl*C Korea?
Mditartly, Korea |i not worth
the puce of a major war Pn4i-
lirally th* decUMm Me 4 not hm-n
Mind* The effect r|d the morale
of other bnrderiirwi'irountiie* i«
• till being weighed agamat Uu-
twat
i .inlvkrll t<i ork
Efkrivrain (Vinipanv
Waiter IA ( ardpAl Jr . ('kaa»
pf '43. ha* joined ilrcher dram
fompany. Inc , of Hbetton a* h:*a-l
pf the newly formerf Seed and fer
tilizer department to 1 ' company
innounmi He will h* nvaiiabb-
p* conauhant engini# on oa*tur*-
im| ii»ven»ent and »to»con*en'atinn
Work m addition tu ii- onramza
turn arid management dutie*
( ar-lwell hae b*ehf prof**i»<>r at
the f ntvemity of |qni<(on « ani
mal huehandry and 4>a*ture dtvi-
Wion of their agrlruture depart
ment He gra-tuate-i A'm! A* M tn
IPt.’i and went iaM the arm-d
force* until Itith wh«A he wa* di»-
chwrge*)
Thr departm*nt| f hea-b-«| by
f aptwell will *erda| the Archer
(.mm (ompan> ar- j|h-<te*ale and
n-taii ihatributor* fbf thr Houaton
ar-a
• Board of Director* of the
I My*tent, meeting hare Hi
Sr quarterly •etaioa Satur
accepted 90 raah grant* tn
totaling IM.SP7
la addiUon. the board approved,
acceptance of U flfta «nrt loan*
te th* System of vanoua fecilitiea
and itaiwa of eauipmeat
Imrgteat caan grant approved
l-v the board Wa* fl&.OOO from
Mathioaon fhewucai CorporaUoa.
Baltimore Md.. la aid te develop
mg raaaarch program* ta soil
phyaice. Of the total. $4 ikm may
be fwearvad to pay a pgrtta* of
the Mlsnr a# the aatl phyatnal
ia charge over a thrae-yagr panod
The 1’pi tad Gee Pipe Lied Com
pany, Shreveport, La., gave to the
AgncuBural Ez tension iervice
K.4M to further the VH Ctah
junior leedenhM training pro
gram ia Texea The grant will he
in the form of awardi to 4-H flub
boy* and girl* who exhibit ahtlity
and intoreat ta Imcoming junior
4-H Ctuh leader*
Ag Rt pan meat S tattoo
Other granu to he Agnrul-
turml Experiment MtatKm which
were accepted include
Teaaa Federation of foopera
tivea, Dallaa. «2.0IHI to the Agn
cultural Eaperiownt Station to awl
tV pngact on “Aa Qrgmaiaatiaaal
and Economic Analyxi* of Agri
cultural Marketing l uoperative*
of Texas ”
National Oattonaied Product* the Poultry Husbandry Depart
AsiuHiation M-mphi*. T«*in., I4h0 merit
for research by the hnp-mologv
Department ->n insecu affecting
sunflower* as a prospective oil-
a««rd crop for T*xa*.
National CoMonSaad ProducU
Aaaoeiatiwn. Dallaa, $.171 to aid
rt»on of rottonaeed meal
by the A mmal Huahandry
DasgdUMwt
Genera! < hemuala Diviaton, Al
lied Chemical and l>ye Corpora*
tom. New York. f.MSt for renewal
of a grant in support of reaeam-h
on control of totton inaecta
Agricultural • < hemirnt* IVn
•las. American t yananud (om-
panjr, New York, fJOtt to V ap
plied u« tV IPMi nee fertiltutioa
studie* at Substation No. 4. Beau
moot.
Tarf taatataalahipa
t.oldthwaite * lexa* Toro tosv
pany, Fort Worth. fi>4() to aup-
port two untiergraduatea reaearrh
asaistonUhipt- in tV Agronomy
Department tn be known a* turf
aaaistantahipa
Keaeanh (^rrporation. William
Waterman Fund, New York,
H 400 to *up|M>rt *tudl*s in -les-
plai-ement reparation of lipid* in ’
the Biochemistry and Nwtrttion
liepaitmi-nt
K K Squibb A Son* ^lew y>tfk.i
12 7. r i4l for thcrutieutie Ustitig of
tnfloryl in treatment of anapiwa-
mosia in rattle by the Yrt-emnary
•toitorf*
’
| tural Experiment Sta
ChiUea Nitrate
Bureau. Inc, Mhn
ton# of nitrate of aoBi.
(astral Power and Light laas- ^
pony, Corpua ChriaM, HotMdB#
!*pa<« with light, l»«a|nllMVrjMp
[k—itolty wibito W jwtoitof /
■■flBPtoTnrfl
Medicine Departaient
Agricultural Resea rrh Depart
ment, Freeport Sulphur Company.
New Orteana, La., I LOW for re
newal of a grant fee investigation*
of aulphur dust nuytarea of other
du*ta in central of eat Urn inserts
by the Entowioiogy Department „
American Tya-amid Company, up InvmUgaUona on
New York. fl,t00 for sMtstanee and other diocese* of opmach in
in studtea on defoliation of cot to- the company'i Crystal City plant
as an aid to mechanical harvest- Lower Vmhaa Valley Aulhorily,
mg and tha reductioa of taeah in*u la -on of cencreta chei ka MB
in tha harvested cotton by the gate* valued at I2.W0, ia the
Lubbock and Temple Substations
Hercules Power ( ompany. Wil
mington. Del. |3,d77 to aid stud-
tes of tV effect* of certain in-
aectoidM on dairy rattle and tV
milk they produce by the Dairy
Huahandry and Biochemistry and
Nutrition Department*
Mergh k Company, , Rathway,
N. J\ |M00 to U used for in-
vesUgationa of the value of chem
ical compound* in prevention and
treatment of EntoroVpatitiB
(blackhand) and Hexanutiaaj* of
turke> * Merck A Company also as
providing equipment, labor and
turkey* valued at more than
17.500
I3.5M to P. H
2.000/ I
irrigation system of 0w rice-
pasture experiment station east of
Chine.
Dick Sruriork. county commir
awncr, Jefferson t.ounty, n»*t4la
tion of a culvert at the nee-pas
ture station
■rahi
over
dhe
Pnoieer Hi-Bre»l ( orn C-ompany.
De* Moines, la.. l-'t.&OO for addi
tional support of a study of the
genetic and physiological signi
ficance of the red Mood cell anti
gens uf chicken* and turkey* by
men. Me* ill*
SAiTS I
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romplel
studies
National Dairy t ouncil, Chicago,
renewal of a I't.IMN) grant to sup
port research on the met* bo It sat I
and depoaition -»f polytHMatarated
fatty arid* from animal ami plant
sources by the Biochemistry ••'I i
Nutrition Department
Pennsyhrama Salt Manufartur-j
mg • ompa"> Bryan, IhtMi fori
support of research on rbtton in- j
sect control by the Entometogv
fb-partmeat.
TV LAlowing grant* were ap-
pn-ved for Pratne Viqw AA.W
Genetal I'dueition Board. Sl.biO
for * workshop for high »rhoo!
t nncipal* and a workshop in li-
tary science to be held thi* sum-
e>e-
W V Adkinoon. Minneapolis.
|5 for tV Engineering Scholar
ship Fund
American ("sneer Society. Texas
IHvistnn, IWNi as the second and
final part of fond* to sponsor the
cancer program at Ffwine View
Gift* t« t oikege
(lifts to AAM in-luded four al
ternating current inverter* for the
Electrical Engineering Depart
ment from the Allta-Chalmer*
Manufacturing ( ompany Dallas
and two transformerx f mm the
Wrtteri) Electnc < ompany, New
York
TV follwwmg gift* and loans :
were approved for the Agnmil- *
an Hulls Gives
Wilboum 8 (>ibb» of Huntsville.
E. W\ Boyd of lievere, J. Afton
Burke of Corsica-i* and Gm
Moore of Bay City, hen
Brahman bull each for me in the
beef rattle improvement program
at the Bluebonnet Farm. Mc-
Gregor
I»». P A. Ingvaaen
Park. N M . loan
nun bine to make Seed j«clle
tV *oil roeaerVMtioe Invei
tuma station, BrnwnfteM,
A H KaniulV ( ompany. DaU
la*, loan of a two-row ca«nbiuatiyti
planter amt fertilizer distributor
for u*« at the Main Station harm,
(.ollege Station.
Multi-purpo*e Mgtoifarttiring
Company, ColumV*. iU*«v l-on
of a multi-purpose dilt fuirrow
for expenmental use at jUW Main
Station Farm J
National Rescairh iH-vcloti-
IalM-ratones, l,o» A ngideis. k-ut of
an eln-tromr inflainatioti -ietcct-
or to detect inflamikfitot to tb#
udder of cows to detenemc mas
titis mfectloB.
Perry Company Waco, gift of a
rotiw-yrh- 1wo-m»w »tal% cutter to
be used at BV bonnet Form.
Cool
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CULPEPPER INSURANCE AGENCY
Fire — Automobile — Cosu iltv — l-d*
Mortgaj* Loan*
Ml Walton Drive Fh- 4-1238
Flamingo Lounge
I’rewrnls
Glenn Torrence
el the Piano
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