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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1950)
/ \ V City Of NUkw’nTop * ? ftalfty ( t j Lumberman'* HH» ( ontwit • «V Tin lYTEMEBT/OT A GAEA] 4AM COLLEGE H: VOLLKX» Tv. 1 )AY t JUM)|» 1960 Prto*: FW* Onts :D L *f ■w' Texas School Administrators Ends The Cofaty Sii|TtbmM | dent* and ftupemaom Aaau- oation and the Texaa School Adminatration Confer once US Rushes Aid To South Korea »y WILLAfth H MOBLEY B, ASSOCIATED mi ess iiW hock Couaty «*h«oU Maatthf. | CMH rn>wtk .ml rf f »oiapwwwt The Ho«m *fl4d|3ll t» 4 a* it and life adjuttment r4ucati*n waa hoard rtiMrta 8. airmoa, diaoMonl by Dr Rolan L. Suth- ««dor Whlto H«*» ordora la halt vrland and Hr J Don Hall. 8«th- t«»m»ia*Mat ■wAiBaor. alraodv rriand la Iho Dirortor »f tha Hove hoaahinf ta»iM '»f tho for-o. KwiMbtMM far Monlal HyrWno at 'Kvadod foroa Waahtnfton. June 2B—(API—War in Korea broke a On ordera of Preaiient Truman American Senate41ouee defdlock over draft extent*)on yesterday and warahipa sprang into action today against the h the House invader* of South Korea noon (CST) Heartened by this support the resurgent South Korean to the edge of a strategic city 12 miles * I nurth of Sooul At Lott* Huccmo Preudont Tfo* ptmth army aaid it had drivn Umat M<Sr« k eotOrr rCahl, know* akorr alfsioi H h«l SoMMardl* all froialr. the UlrW (Woo *|H lak** part u •Him RSa". a otodaoi AcUtttloa atMiii^rHl Suoiial oprrotta in Ua fin* roo loaiphi m art Mary al Thr <»ro*r. McnWra ml ihr BWs lo«krl AM Soothrra, Mary Jane Jafvjr BMMm. VaHks MHIor, McNra. 8t»oa—, Jsdy Oils, Pai ScWkac*«. Mi Halkrook*. and Lia MIBar. Akin. Nancy MnrtnrH Iho I’nivrmity of T«u*. full to (ho A«o ««on( iMrortor in tjif Lh> vumiS of Elolnrrtnry and Srrwnd- aiy arhool* ( hnit*-> Hick*. So^rmfriiMoal of Milam ( onmy arhixd* prr-odod at tkr rffterkoon M>a*ion of tho < ounty Suporiatrndmi* *<4 Su*- orriaor* i A rww ftatur* thi* yr«i «*« from th« Rctl Akoad Nkrfi of frhrduU - Late Wire Briefs - Waahinfflnn. June ft - •A* TV I ni 1*4 State* pourod an inrivaainc volume of wai maberinla into ita Pari fir ppolin*-* today U> nenforre the new fighting front drown agoinat Oonminmet uggreMion in Aaia Now that Ameriran planr* «nd umrahip* arr in lomhat artipn ar*Kind Korea, anna have keen urgently diaputrhed to Indtakin* and the I'kilipptnea and Formum la being a* reen«4 by th* l S Navy, the neit mayor move in the grim ronW-at over apreading S<iviet ( ommutnam wa* clearly up to the bromlin offlcij Super •t Hot Informed of the! Houie a* tmii. which igme two fill day* ahead ml schedule ('hSifnaM T yding- ill M«li of the Senate Arm#*i Ser vim* ( ommittrO fttd he wouhl rail the meoauh 1 up in that , „ . _ ... . A r~ . . , . ^ ^ branch a* Man a* he could TV »* r Tniatan ■ Wrtorfr WIMm to aupport tV l ailed Natmnl yM nwi ^ mclpa t« becauae and meet tV Roman challenge hand «hi. the little group of p.,werful fH/l m ^ rur Uon. men who run Kuaaia and ita aatellit** h«>lda the key to world war f or \ me nr an planM aad naval mag'* bold plan to «ave South Ro hm* aad draw th* line on (o»n- niumam in Last A»m wan the back ing of th* Unite*! Nation* Secur ity Council last nifkt Th* rat* in th* ll-nMrinb*r cauncii wa* 7 to 4 for an American rcaolutlon erp (knwmg the prooident’a dedaion. Kuama Akoeat Soviat Kuaeui did not attend the mreting YugonUvia rote*! Adminmtrution officials agreed that »* tV situation now stand* rveolutton arul India and viaoni agreement to v<|te today came aga.i 'I i tirypi *e they Colorful Operetta, 'Rio Rita * > Begins Two-Night Grove Run H« UK A Si REED Houston ha* itg l.ynr Ttieatre and Suiuiaeflimd Light Opera mmiMiMes Italian ita Starlight Op* ret (a ‘roup, but AIM atu dent- w -n l need to nmrtiey to fere i w a Itberal! taste id fine operetta Stajtir.|{ a twdnight run to night in !Y*e t.fpve will V the •ulorful ‘ Rio Rfa.** a a.-sU-rr lUdtaliania'to Iw 1 |>r*Htu<4<l by a camnni’ t\ rast.j "Hie two act nfieretta "'is the choice for this summer » featurM tlpore pnah**- ttan by s local r**up Rl** Rita. ‘ •ponsood l.y Stfdbml ArtivitMa, mi pact of th* program for th# 4>i states, •Rio lita' bring t»f*re the (iroro’a I hghu a handsome array of ly music, colorful settingi ‘ Maile,t .-oatume*. mixed X i tugeth to please "X ege s rartwatism | lb# Ringing c*i arm daps. FfBsHIg *Br«Si)way farwrite way around er with MSig' designed ■lUsic lorerx »f all age* In start*ig rules for the arenic operetta will be Billie Jpa» Bar rs»a bimI Heart "Buddy" Boyd Mr* Karroo, of Bryan, will enact th* title role »f Rita, while Boyd la cast oppnatte her as Jim. hero** *nd vocal Tetas Kanfur. Mead tutor for th* group ta Hill Turner, a man who liasi ewa- tnkutod much to ASM* atotteeJ sHiviUm veteran* plu« a group new hands who promise to keep the show from toeing its lively atmosphere Rapport la | Rale* tV f ount) 'School meeting Mrs is president af tha ) untietiga' | 1 **•**"* obyactod! tg doing It last Frank Munrge. Superintendent af n '»Ht TH** Wl Png broadened in Midland RuhlW school* nreaoted • Renat* Hous* yot|ference in two at the afternoon meeting <k Te** . ! J. as School Administrator* » It lack* rksttictions which TV •chsol’s ^respansibtlitv for '•fAnne hills, had an effective hAlth program fog V*' ‘he pregnant * power U» its children was tha topic intro* r *n U E peace r 2 It dutad by Dr. Cal Ngu Nau _ iirofaasor and chairman hf th* c**' tV Nat Itepartmeat of Prrventive Me<!t- nn* and Pubhc Health at th« I’niversity of Texas Schte.l of Medicine A dinner meeting at l^ike Vied Inn wa- held last night After of. ficem were alerted tV group I nnri damug Ratortamnttat was arrang e*i by Cast as a comic bootlegger I*- 1 Pwpl Hughe* Lmmar McNew will portray ( hick I 1 T* permits thp president to ngl (iuard and re- Tokyo, June Id—The ( aMmuniat North Korean radia al Py- (mgyang claimed at 4:M p.m Today fJapaneer nine 2:Sg a m KdT) that North koreaa farce* had occupied Seoul, the Seeth Korean capital The radio anneunremeol from the North Korean < ommunint rapi lal said the eccupalUHi toak place at II M a m (9:M p.m RST. Tuea.). Thi* report ha* not been ouh*tanlisted hi any «*ther source I^ake Succes*, June ft Security council delegate* from India and Kgvpt tried round-the-world telrph**ne calks last night pi learn *erye» to active dtAy without the j^,,. g 0 v t . rnm anta’ viewa on the Korean situation curb* of present Iqw A|| ot ^ r eoupfi) delegate* adopted, by a 7 to 1 vote, a V.8. r*no lution m-ommending aaaiatance to the South Korean Republic, the two delegate* sought instruction* from home on how to \ote. ' Quick Action Who • Agfie- lagd Urrhea'ra durtny th* tofular Bean in what shows promise of hem* the top comedy role Oth er* with matwr parts are Jerry Rutledge, as Lmlita, a Spamah girl, Iaii* Thompson aa caimMt gal Canaan; Pat Srheihagm as Cksrk’a first wife; Ibdty Mos*. wko will ena. t American cabaret girl lioliy pet* ( arson, a* Sgt Mcfirnn. a rsnigb. touRh Texaa 11 Gaanr* WUman another Aggie cast I Player vMaran. wilt play ‘ Car- iti ha. made it* luring the N) todm. ha* L* -n poBaamg bin »Ma lawyer Uvett. while IRl As The House topk'lt* sppedi ac tion under ui,uniting* conaent after R«p Murrantomp lAip NY i waiv ed hi* light to hold up u vote. De bate on a tax bi|! gu* interrupted to get the m«aa|inj I hi,.ugh ( nairman VinfiMH I D-fia i of the Armed Service* Conmi11t*e- J*- , lare«l that th* unjf senaiMe thing to do la extend tn* law “in view of the world situMton" Th*s* are cFi^al ami mom entous time*" Vlfjaoi asid K*p Short iK-Mki ranking Re publican on th* Armed Service* group, railed a MaceUme draft repugnant but lalj "w* have no choice now” begattoe “th* Krem lin w trying u» t*4 western civil- ication " « AaaMmg Turner m preparing law-hae portray the caat fur the first tighter Vmiit Duvak,* kmitinixatmn has been Jeain* 04*11 r, long a favorite of aptMe ■xative Aggie Player tana Mrs. Odtner has coached the daatnatu rales for “Rio Rita The operetta take* place m. nalurally the Rm> Grand* Valley CaMpMe with Texas Rangers, Mexican cabaret girls, mixed ■ henoM-v Mexican captains, gen ergls, and other rank reeking ruf fians, it is one of the few efforts made by a local gruop tv (supply thg < ollgire SuiMe Bryan area with a hiueh t,«wd*<j cjvic Mlfnaie, program. m top «up|M»ting rules for “Rla Rita" will la- a Net l nag fc>ur Hogs*. sow* the Mexiraa Others m supporting role* art Bub Stinson a* GonteJes, Gordon | Iftlne as Padrone. George Rodger* a* Extaban am! Mack Knight aa ! Baheno galaxy of ( bora* I isted c In the choru* for the two-act Operetta are Judy (Vlen, Ann i MU them. Mary Kusaei! Betty Maaaey, Martha Miller. Betty Gooilman. Mary Jane Akin. Jan W* Hildebrand and Lit Miller ■ny* m the chora* are Dale Vt*|- •U»n. Tommy Savage. Virgil Bo gar Jame* Dalton, link A,lam* Burtoa l-amhert and Kermit Pin- lav R. K. PattanMwi Dr. PatleraaM, recently premoied frtMM asalatpnt director t* vice director af Ike Agricalturtl Ex pen men 1 statlea, aaereeda Dr. S. F. Jones to tkat positum The naaiinx »f Dr. Patterson r*r*iied (he approval af the Board of Di rector* last Week The h>ur HaAafl member* who voted "no'* wrer* kep* Crawford 1 R Mich), Feighgn jDOhio), Marc- antomo (Alp-N Y ) and (rouser (D-Ohio) Two gtkkr* were paired against the rnea»u|4 HolfieW (D- Galift and Sadoprxki (D Mich) A* the Senat* prepared to take up th* bill the* gere reportk in that chamber of aa, unofficial alert of some National Guard units Sunday night **abrially among the Air National Guard Several senators who would not jiermit use of th+tr names said th*v had heard) tljat the Sunday night alert ratke (after unidenti f)*d airrraft piepe,! a radar screen shout A,a*k$ An Air Force spokesman said Ng knew nothing about any strgnM plane* over Alaska but said sngie Air National Guard commarxlrnf put out week end alert* on tfieir own The army aafrl jt is taking no «t«p* to mobilixp tjic guard Iwindun. June th -‘•YN The Russian ('ammunist party Organ 1‘ravda suggrwled today that the United States had "(.owe I os F'ar* in sendinx direct military aid I* the ( ommunist imaded .Nonth Korean Republic and the thine** Nationalist Regime oa Formosa The editorial, first Russian comment on Presidwnl Truman’* an- iwtunermrnt of a new f. S. polity in the Far Kasl. gave no hint af whal the Saviet government intend* to do about that policy, howrvgr Broadcast by Moscow radio and heard in l^mdon by the Soviet Monitor, the comment charged the I . S. with a "direct act of autre* •00a arainsl the Korean people* Democratic KrpuMir and the people* Republic of ( hina.” Washington. June ft - 1^- Senate IVem.M-ratic leader Lucas, in an expression of confidence that the l\ S, and Russia are not going to war, said that the goal of a July 31 adjournment of Ongnm* *1111 stand* The lllinota aonator talked over the situation with regurten, follow ing general approval in Congo*** of Pnwident Truman’a order for arm ed support ,>f South Korea against invading CommumsU. Moat Republirans and virtually »ll the Democrat* made it dear they will aupport the premdent’a bold move to stop Communism'* march in the Far Pacific by drwxnni nn nwti-t ommunint defense Unea-even ai the calculated 1 xk of war. eletpoaU ranged now at the aid* of the Smith Korean* have the task of hanMng the Hngding north Korean * forces bark arm** th* Mlth parallel whirk uKidaa the country. New York. Jun* ft GP*-Th* four ntayor radio bnmdaaatlmg network* (NBC. CBS. ABC and Mutual! made program chatigta / laat night in order |» broadcast President, Tfuman’i speech Uy day (J-.w pm CSTl at Waah* mgton before the annual con van* twin of the American Newspapaj timid Within houra afUr Preside** Trumap acted, Gen Ma« Arthur if Nomi thi* terse annpanrempnt in Tokyo:* . % - .. , “The Far, East Air Force and naval element* of the Far East lommand are conducting combat missions aouth of th* ’Mth par. ailel of Korea in support of the Korean Republic "Ammunition and supplies nr* being air ami water lifted to Ko ra* to aid the South Korean for "A small ad vane* GHQt General Heado been established in K ochelon of tarViw) ban YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON Senate ronlmued debate on the $1.222..%tH».(MMi Foreign Arm* Aid Program. ( vnfirmed President Truman's appointment of W Walton Rnttee- worth of Iwuisiana a* Ambassador to Sweden House approved and sent Is the S«nale a owe-year extension of the draft law. Opened debate on a billion-dollar excise lax reduction hill, which also rarne* higher rain for hi| corporation*. School Teacher Aided Under New YA Ruling A new luhng litierahaing school- 1 vetomn teacher i mg for school teachers under the reiiuirvmerit for U WUttanM Williams \tiled \ iee-Direetor E. L. Willigmn, Pkcently nnmnl vh< -dirgctor of th« Etigiitofrittg Extenmon Str- viri* and head dC thg Irniun- trial Iitvinnin, 'wa* «|»|)r(ived f.,» thorn |N.*tt >un * by thv AAM Si 'tern B*>«r,| pf Dircctoi • in Lar«e Group Attends Council l * Segrewt lj4‘ii<U Air Hearing lor New Cily lludgel (.amp Recreation By JOKI Al'MTIN nguUr vewAion W iHinms who AAM since ID 14, the woik of the gtiwwiing divrn Vl«-e Me n*, liCrd Irwlovti tal F»t>Mu( 'head of t Im Depsitmeiit The t.«*rl ir •gproung (he np pmnlmeiit sr ted Vpoo the recoin Hiendahon of H. W Hallow di NaUirday has born with ill handb- Uth i it rial and un of the aer director of the Service and that needed improvement. ImiI A eummtiveir largo group of ‘ *^« ^ths, t ollege Rkation fitiaoa* atlended * tZTJZ*, IT IS ths budget merlin* of tho eil* 1 *** wor *' «.m.ktlon and with '•oUncil Inal mgki to Itolea U. the !**. '" 0 * t ,rm ^ ,c Pventusll) the planned ached ui. of rvv>n.ee and ^ tU *treet. will -xnenditurra for Ihe city for the ^ »»*G. good riNMlitton. he Ibtd-H fiscal y*ar aa rend try ^ . Mayor Eraost Imnwfofd A kunhmiwn of the mlsrellan ^ ^ •«•» portioii of the general fund N« immadiate a« turn wa* token showed that $4«IU wa* proposed for by the council in regard to pass- the citv'slshare of salaries for the '*ig the htadfet due to the absence j cUy-m-houi library Also ft dtX) #f »evemi munnl members final Wo- allocatmi for playground ex- acti.m on the budget h rttpe, td penscu The mayor assured the to lake plane at the neat regular people that the mom-v would i* «*md ^*uadu*i Jfy Id. diatr+utod m.o tably to all area* May.* I dntrfotd piwaentad th* *>* ‘Hd ‘‘» w « Indgati si Kdu« ation [ngineertnig ith the atipni t, thanmdlor J rector ,»f the ten*oin Servifc of Gibb (.dybr the System Under the liam* the ServM-c ha* gal recognition a* ons ing serviiv# of it) agvmont arttoatu tranapiotiiti. ■ mdMtry df tk» ■tote, whoh he nandutAa, ix.haded aa a top-ranking service to tile industry and U> tho state a* a whole IK* new vac* director >4 a na tiv* af Sher niAn tit) Mich H* received a B S |n laduatrial edu cation fixms M»* Uktvuraity df PVtta- bar* to l«l and aa M f, fiwm AAM to aducational adwdkiattm tun, and iadustndl •mo He aim attended P« Cultoga to int-|b. to the rMises* bv hreakini dopi each of it* 'hfue |g■ net|>ai divisions and ex- pldtoiwg what thy money albsst vd foi ea«4i fund would he *pen4 M In the sdaunlslrxtiv# segtton af ^ . ■V. ,.-,.l OjU Mam l„,,..o {^4,, uopit <1 out thnt an im rswae of r ftdkHt «>v«r last ysag's kgpBliiL tore* had been proposed to take car* of custa of hew affic* farm orv and a Moling syotosa for th* of Wil- 4 *‘2 Hall. AddHtouaJ Patrutmaa Aa addittonal an pen a* af I2.IM bo toattMlW fan tom tog Decal yoar for thv ad- tot Electrical tost* Reduced A large reduction in <o*ti> of elartrtc power for th* city was K puaed to the unapproved hudg. t tuuucil lea,let said several plan* bad been ma,le to punhaAr cheaper rat* At th* C Bohoa is making an intensive aunray af the elec trk-ul ptabbim area of the city asked that s.»m*- tbing be ,lune about th* sews, and aamtatiton problem wbich eU volvod that ares Stagnated water m a creek naarbv wav *aU to be < a using much trouble becailae mo* UUitoe* bred there Tkr < ollog* Hill* re* idea (a pre sent at the meeting itatpd that water facilities for thoir part *f the city ware very inadequate Said one man frmn >h|* area. "Wber • ollgge Hill# wa*. admit ted to the chy they were assurad that a six ikrh wator tin* would be onstruetod Jbmetime hi the near future. The Mile has not *• yet heel Usd ami fire i*aurange ratoa for us are much t.igber than they would be if th* watef supply wa* suffk-topt.” Also commenting on the wator situation another resident of Col Ivr# Hills hmi this to a4 ; “Tto firaxneii would have to go far blocks to roach a tap to furnipk Herman B pi ofesaor of Sqkrest. (diyfical aaaistaat education Veteran* Administration Program ha* Iteer announce.! in a ruling from Washington Under previously announced regulations every veteran had to be enrolled in a count* of study by July 1951 and he had to continue that education without interruption to keep hia eligibility under the G I program TNe new ruling make* it pos sible for a veteran-toacher to at- i respect to the continuous pur- and a captain uy tla kir force Re college only tn the summers lerves, is in chprar of the physi cal training prqgftm being offer ed at the Air Fdr«| ROT<' summer encampment I.NSitttl at the south Kelly AFB. Sap Antonio, accord mg to information received from th* camp Negrest ha* sgt bh « well-round* vd PT program f*g the camp, and ha* made availpbM every type of equipment *o this (Adet* may part icipat* in the sforta they like heat, the rtooit laid (providing he is working toward a graduate ,legrwel. to keep hit G I bill eilucational right* in force The text of the ruling follow* 'The Veteran* Admmiatrntion is aware however, of the common ctice of school teacher* to fol- their nrofeaaion during the ordinary whool year ami to pur sue desired graduate study during summer seaatok*. In this particu urac low suit of a course of education training under the act after the stgtutory delimiting dates may he said to he unique among other .lass** uf veteran berieficiane* Hiatoriral Aspect* Accordingly — and only because of the hiatoriral aspect* of the mgttor. that is. the long recog. 'liked practice of members of tha teaching profession to pursue <ie- *irgd graduate study during the summer months- it ha* been de termined that an eligible veteran who pursue* a course under the Servicemen's Readjustment Art, pointing directly to a graduate degree in a college or univeryity during the summer session Ibfifl, who k* regularly employed as a t Aar her during the m Hoot year UMRHU, pursue* graduate study under the Act during the summer i__ 1- -— session of 1PM (or is lar, therefore the position’of (he mmiled la a summer term on or before Julv 25 IHMl and is teg It was leamed that Amarican- mannacf j*t fighter and hgM »- h era have begun Iwuabtog and straf ing missions against North K«r*4n forces blasting th* invaders with 'iUU-pound bomb*, rockets and bO- , caliber machine gua bullet* One account said tank column* were being singled out a* target* It wa* the North KtPean*' tank* wbich the South Koraan army hmi found moat difficult to atop Ik four days nf fighting American land forte* have not been ordered onto action in Ko- \ nea and there is no immediate pros pect that they will be An A (he man source relaying In formation from th* South Korean army mid the South Koreans had hurled Hack th* invader* to the edge of Ui)onghu strategic city guarding the invasion vattoy top#' ing to Seoul This put* th* fight ing approximately 12 mil** fmki the South Korean Capitol North • Kornaa unit* which had p*n«-trat‘ ed Seoul were reported driven from th# city. IMpknaatir Moves Mad* An earlier report a*id the South K-.n-an* had rolled back th* Raa- *iar trained invadera to a point 20 miloa North of Seoul The United Stato* mode diplo*/ matte move* deaigaod to *nd the Koreon war or ak least keep it localised In Washington th* State D*- Itartment announced that th* Uni ted State* has asked Ruaota to ; use ita mfluewre to bring about the withdrawal of the < omntun- i«t fortes invading South Koruo President Truman'* dectoton to meet farce with force in KorRi'* •nd to heed pff further Comamfr. tot territorial grub* in Aaia wax supported by leadln* Democrat* and Repuldtrana aiikr Ip rung- gre»» It drew anplausr froa (Sa* KOREA. Page 4) tha water for *«> pi*.* in .-aa* of mt th. I. ^ , ' r * J ptoaaurv wauld be fgr totmme what would be thv hv.t *£* ^ ^ W and cheapest Mmrr* af paw*r for ' " 9 T ’ . dag. psrsasnt the t w o lama could out fie* to* city trviOe but tw.vxhird* of a » of gnotoat 84 boar **r- , . , trra s wator pipes rather than invest in hatT Uphuea taksd Teacher* Attending, VHk ^ ^ , School Conference Six AAM t gaaslalaiad teachers And fupvriatonlent 1. S Rickard ularly employed a» a school teach *r during the school year 1951 52 may he permitted to continue graduate study during the sue- csaaivv summer ».»»ion* following employment a* a teacher .luring *ucr*Mtve school year* and that this shall Iiv deemed to he contin uous pursuit uf his course of *du ration or training w ing of the governing uMtiaaa. B i* to be understood that this determination ia limited tn the : lf«»< «»f graduate study only. P * -/a. - Sgt to, in a rouras leading to a ^~,.f? Mr grkduat* degree, and to situation* ^ ulU J rml re.*fiUy re- mvojving ronaecuttve summer *• tPM* aamnnn* following tearhmg cm- t **' *ka»o he has i ewirae of *du a K 1 I Tk f M rrofessor - Hclurns from Trip ia srhtol years tm *ra attending the feurtemth anatsal Texaa Srnual Admiaistral Man Cottfemnce at AAM Tbeae attowding ar kwh arhoal principal, are L 1 Boa*. Mrs. Row ena hmd L Sleep. Drat grad* V Jim Bevana, jaaiac high Mn, t. B Wittoa. sixth tear her and Maartoe Ore for p short time oa proposed pari ng meter mala! to twa program and as had! far the peoples spAdua on this amtkgr A diagram arms pa used afagnd nf th* n*w Btreet marker* and expiagi at(« was made about the.rv-nuUi bering pewetoa now underway by tovlktog- Without formally passing aa any portion of the budget, tie coun cil wa* disigtoaod becauae a qoar- um was an| prevent to itond* aa tb# .ffut* % kiwanian* Civ(*n Girin* Slate Report Draaia Directm Jeaaae Oat aer and Director Bill Taraer make ftoui lioo af “Bia Rlu", * twa act warn era meiadram* aigkt raa al Tbe Grova, alartlag tonight al A the Student ActivMas spoaaatog apecetta ka«* _- r J far aovccal w«*ka. At kar aaual ptac* at th* plan* ia UTenw Hgai, accampaatot far toe peedketiem daughter the BouOtora. granted A report on th* Annual CkrTa 8Ut* program wa* green yauUr (toy by Ann Souttorn of Mr. and Mrs J H at th* noua meetiag of Uw Ki- wttoig Cbk. Mia* Southom toig to* group about bur trip to top Austin magt tug and activitiea ah* participate.! to whito there two-hour raaidauut uate courae cat! tied Building hi Voratoana! AgftouL tuo " Ths* to tk* Drab time such g courae ha* been offered by the * Agriculture, ia mact Ik* needs af « The Sc heel t to | touMa to to* fluid, baa appcwral far suck ceur- •oa to bo offerwl to Uchnical agr rtcuKur* and agrtotrilaral *AlMto tion Tbaoe roataea are offered uuly nbaa to* fnciMttoa far suck osar aaa mu bettor thug beta *U A4& according to Wahug.