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In km than two
(at) mm*rr will b<«li
groupa tnd -iffi. ar*
for th« additional thatcomra wi
tho bectnaing at a regular awe ter. t’w
.. . naa ia)thati»oto >iefwre fo|
th« w.t'oming .<h*>l pm.
One of the ^utjeeta which ahoukl be
■••r tha tep of tha eolftege 1 * hat of ‘*thtn0
U> da tetore the fat) aaneeter begin* m
nrjwirmg the rough, much traveled eam-
p* aUetto. Am a whole amet ot the
•freeta are in g(M>d condition, hat there alt
•ftaeral which are practically unfit ft*
I travel The narrtwnew of tin* rtreeth
aa wall a# the fact that the edge* art
broken out add* a factor of hasard for
p MpU,, | 1 \ *
Minor repair* auc h aa filling the chuc|>
hole* and broken place* t* out 6f the queo*
tka. $panc« Street juat northea«t of tha
near dorawtory am )• tfc a j»artKularly
poor condition and nerd* a complete rf*
I • • •
of apot patoh-uf joba.
; from the Anwnaute
to Solphwr
Spring* Hoad * alao in need of repair.
The additional number of car* that wiM
ha tra
hr i
be complated aa aoon aa poaaible
The next year at AAM la scheduled to
be one of the greatest in iU hiatory Sep
tember wtll herald the haginnkig of our
75th Aimiveraary Tear which wfl! bring
many vwitoni to the campus They will
form aa impression which will undoubtedly
be good Unlaaa, during the course of
thoir tour, they unfortunately travel over
one of the unrepaired streets
With the improvement* we would be
able to take visitors anywhere over the
campus without bring ashamed of the im
pression they might receive from bumpy
streets.
Platforms I ith Locsrly-iNailMJ Planks
Another state Democrattr Frtmsry has
oumv sad got*, and the citueltn of Texas
must ameiit a ruo-off to elect official* fer
the few state poattion* which attracted
any amount >f mtereat
The prirgarv's results have left us in
a state of confuri^m, but no »<»re so than
during the weeks before the station C«Hr
dtdate* used the same methoils of hinilg
vote*—aaawcallimf. hillbilly bands, state
ei omewy. tax-ni at mg. plu* -vt rsli amidg-
uoii* phit forms
We encountered many Student* bore
who. taking their heDotung more kerioualy
than many, were attempting to find a
“good'’ candidate for licutenant-goveruhr.
Jtiat before lection time, they were H|ili
without a favorite, for they too failed to
unveil the pronik'es of the candklate* •
Meat of the second-spot aspirants
preache d ecoaatiiv but failed to show hww
it coqld Ihs obtained. Cut taxes,
1.1 if ! l'#
(rmri—but where are they going to \mrt
expense* W meet this Ux cut? Perhaps
that will take plate in governmental of»
•ratiooa, hut nut, we hope, by Umitmg
necessary state servtee* ‘ We hope the
two rumeff candidates will moec ably ex
plain their intended policies.
Roth liberal and cenaenative Demo
crats came out on top Saturday, so Tegas
ianX too much of a one-party state. Per
haps we have two half-pertiea
One point of interest we’ll is* looking
forward to this fall in the November bal
loting will be the Cungreasioiiai race from
the Pam)« district Republican Ren l^uill
now represents the distru t, although ku>
chance* aren’t c<»naidered too good for s
victory this fall. Should the God* smile
on Texas* only Repeblwan representative,
however, it might be the spark to flam^
Teas* iatn a true two-pem state May
the latter someday happen
Our Sahota«cd Postal Kefarns . ..
WNale concerns have their way* of
doing bUBiges*. and big buaimwscs hive
dew taped methtsG whirh thev foal are
**f f HtlUOt U» sa^islv the dapuuMis piaeml
upon them. Yri bath are wiltinr to cop-
aider any Change* titat might he for tha
befterr * * t of themselves and tbe pubtid
they meet.
Bat <s<r government differ^ (moi either
of theae group*. Ttu*. the hrtorH ore not
similar nor wmdd similar methods be sut«
ficient in the government* tneth<sis nf do*
MHT knasiness However, t b» government
has baen oi>fisidtem in it* Way* of <Wng
for mani years, regardless of thd
ways apd rteanH presented far iti and fhu
I'ublic s bettemwnt.
The nation! governnogltal o(«raUKli
> paaiai system ia in dtre need of modertaa*
tirni A measutk* to this effbrt has been i*
the bands oMh* Senate Rh*t Office and
Olvil Service ( <kurnittee for nearly a >1*
Meanwhile, Coigrana hawgg ret used n> *
u I wind gihrir chwar*. the j^stmaster t ( ' ■
eral has curtailH services .
P^wtld expetwep could I* d/a»ticallr
ndiwed, but igd as brng te the departs
luent dmga to ^e s>»tem of managemenl
“like that of ad antediluvian count? clerk a
office " Dr. Bolwrt L Jnbaseo chairman
of the Non-Partisw (Itteens fommittev
for tha Hoover Re|>ort has rebuked tb*
committee for sabotaging the proposed re-
farms Thia has been accomplished by
pigeonhutlemg the btf) to make the mod
erniaation measure affective.
A film at manageuient anginaar* after
a sunmy of the /postal system for the
Hoover fommisaioa. said that having the
42,000 aubordinaU* report directly t o
Waabington is cauting a costly bottleneck
in routine transactions. Thai also found
that math ode, equipment. *h<i controls are
ganavt^y backward and outmoded Hard
ly any basic changw in the ways of <iomg
things ill the last 40 vears were found, de
spite continued efforts of the nation's
presidents during that perxxi
It w unfair to the tax-iavmg (mblw
aud to the postal employee* to continue
thaaa old-fash I'xnad. tune-kill mg, and
money-wasting r»ieth«»ds when the depart
ment could handle an even greater volume
of mail more effectively with the desir
able reform*. The pending bilk, should
raceiv* fbvorpble action without further
d*i*y.
-
City
Italian
rm*i
Aasiriibait Tr— h
to H or set
^ af
of Taxaa and tb*
aekoal year. Dur-
tvary Tnnaday
«f Ml new*
the Nett*
■Hr*
Eyaluation Inadequate
h? I m «o»f?rrs jk !
Ap Koreifn Affair* \*aK«t
PrwideBt Truman » rail for pUh-
lt« * up port of favrmnwri
•gainst rspionagv and sahotkgr
mi\iw to n»n»i*d that thr rt*jn-
tr> ha- > tmre to wttlr oilh iU
gaMffiwnt M th» rrv«r*r std« "t
Wu aota.
Bv that I ntran ih* failarr of our
own r*piona(« and .■t*Higdi»* *
> vRiaoUor system in Keroa ami
iwixap- •t»«>whr|»
Their has hron • irmorwl
■H>n that thr t'silrd St«U*» was
twhon coMplotols by -ursr »r a.p-
InmatKaUy and milit*fily. *hm,thr
< ommuawta launchr.t Uh-it mvaatow
o# South K«>roa
• oatiwi mUUW wa* na.lw a
prsdlg guts I show hafoav a **r-
frvsai na ombonatter at a in*’
awl *uvkly rndod kownac oniWsst
iwtaly after th» fiahtmg starwif
that it had ropiwt.-d tha fart* of
North Korrao anJrtary arthn.
But aobody ha* raadr any showin*
tha* wr offniaia knrw wh# it
mrarlL
fttaatloa gatars Uaaotion
Thr yitaation aim,<».atrty iWmmhI
ta* pi o* Man "U tha l a (tori S*at»>s
a till a haha in Uw waoUa in U»
»f| huamraa’"
Var na iwatt, • how r*xsl g>ur
infniwteat may hr. if >m *an't
tell what M aMans it i* «>f no
value.
For works, n«a. rapart- havr
harn reaching Wgahingtot of Ruii-
tary artiritir* juft armas the- iron
r u r t a i n from Yugnatavia and
but ao far a# ran hr Irarnwt
thrif mraninf, if a/iv, is atiil »b-
acurr
A rerrnt blackout on
grn»>r from Srhind thr irsm
iigrlli-
ruttaitt
W TA W
IIU
i Pragram
Ltiaryrlra
3X Matwas
• Wmnawodtr Tswoi
-TdMw MMaas
—ramrty Wssshir Hour
teasat .la*
-*Wa Off
• *a-Ta
« ta w Ts*
dflhat Imai M.
1
te WaWsa.l Ate
la*, at *•» Tat* CMa.
RKKt’
"“f ”
•j. • ♦# *
in Puropr -.urgtsts strongly that
thr IT. S still ha* hern rrlying
hravily on ita ohi system of legal
oharrvation of Sttpchrs of diplo
mat k- miasion* A* thrsr staffs
ha v*» brrn rrdue-d undrr Comm*
form prrssurr. iptrlltffrncr has
fallrn off
Thr I’nttrd St
has not gonr
lirrnre But thr Initad dtatrs.
tiaditionally. hds not hrrn ’h»
military rianditei of world drrwa-
rracy, *tth*r tYa*gad tomra da-
maod rhangrd Approaches Amrr-
uans thought piay wrrr grttma
that whrn thr tehtraJ intrliigrncr
agrncy was rrogted, Now thrrr ta
douht
State*, traditi-awlly,
in *>r illrgal intel-
Vterns■ a Is
irnrr i*
\AM (ioopcratin»
In Course at l H
t AM follrgc is partiripptiog
with thr UnivarmKy of Houstpr id
thr Trxas Hotel Awwiciation short
cauiwr hnng held in Houston thi*
V. Ml
Hallas Hr letter mstructor in >n»
dustrtai suprryisiari for thr Ipdus*
trial Estrnaiafl Same*, wilt apt>rar
oa thr program of thr short eduraa,
hr ing hr id og thr I'nivmity of
HihisU-c campus, four timr*
Ofi Tuaaday Hr diaruaard ‘Starv
dardmog Prmr-iarra brfort thr
rirgutivr Ooasrkrwpr r- -cwk ion,
and 'Thr Ktght Man for Kach
Jah? 1
IA will diarusa How to Condutd
a Slat* Mrwtlng' and •ftral Aid
Pis* Prwvrwttew- Tharaday
Two msaahtes of thr staff a# the
nrwr Memorial Bludrof Crntte will
attend thr tern cwurnr arorrding
to Waynr Stark, dirretor
Thry arr W A Hill, assistant *<
thr director and acting manager -»f
furst rooms, and Nrc MoieUr Hol
land. aaai-taan manager of guett
'‘aulsoi rfprr
site* of *♦
Whic h In the W 7 or*t Knnny?
Red Korea Backs Military
Actions With Pro
' < Jl
Sr
oropte a ad tW world - ahowt
TX
far?
smIx^S kAImI Haftelm tetegs
wm»«> mivw *«i maw
rf WUk 4a
PartlHH
To Ream East
an a
Pvt
m*iy
LT!
TW oak waa rate ad
How will such atetaprnU a* th«* fu
mr.“rwws:
aflte; Pyongyang radio ha* her* iraopa arr an thr attack ** f
thr rater of North Korra. This ”TW ignomtnous defeat of ths-
•tat nm in the North kotaan rapt- A m r r i r a n
tal tranamits an aJteast aoaaum
flow at trorda ta all wha wiB Bata* ; _ ^ _. ...
to thr Coasmumat aide of thr atory Mp- them and the time far tWAr /
Pyongyang radio calla thr fight f,ral rlimmatioa has bean *hortrn-
mg a 'war of Ithpration from thr ad. Thr flaal net ary of thr laragU ^ 1
yakr of “thr Syngman Rhar gaag paoplr is la •igkt"
and foarign impanAliata.* _ J I'yongy.ng rarely mrnttaW fN* k -
ir Red raaualtia* It rontinuauabr
Thr ignominams drirat or tne
Amrfiran and hyngiMHk Rk* ']• J
troop* at Tar in baa PMI |M f l
ia tit* po**' n wWrr natKing cab 1/ ,
a* rateed kg Charit-
H Spaffard. a New fork iawy,
wha ia deputy I* V. 8. Bac ratary of
State Arhraon at thr opening sr«
sion of the Atlantic Pact cotincil,
a rmlian high coanmand
Spofford was r Ire tnd rhainnari
Thr mreUng wat sweret. but her*
is thr gist of Ml sprach as it be
came know a:
Freat* in Kama hav* shaan
commuruam does not hrstltate to
pas* from snhveraioe to armed
aggreiwion The 12 pact nations
must be vigilant so as not to b«
caught tiappiar hy (ammunist
aggrwaaiwr riarwherr In thr world.
The council's ha*ir talk is to safe
guard paa<< and freedom in th*
wrtt*rn world Th* pact nations 1 | y
havr "wrwheimnr mprnavity in
moral strength -and potentially in
military strength -over thr Com
munist world Inrreateng the mili
tary strength of thr pact nation#
is now necessary, though non# had
wanted to do it
Evaa now, aAv H day* of
fighting, it oaMhivnally says it*'
forces arr repelling an “ineafian"
hy “puppet forces and foreign ag-
gr<saor» "
Ail thr familiar element* of pro- 1
paganda arr mi ployed *11 with
cotemuniat overtones
As thr communist radio sees
it. the fight ing i« a “war of libera
tion'' and will raduit in “unity" and
‘■intteprndenc*" fi r h»cra
Allied fighting '» ‘barbaric . .
Dead North Korean aoldtars are ^
"massacred patnrrU" and all Amer
ican ixMnbtng ha* hern “indiscfim- j
mate i .
Soldiers at thr front are urged
to fight to the death againat
“American invaders" who ar* 1
“turning the motherland into a
sea of blond
Pyc
South
mg to turn farms over to tennant*.
hold election* immediately and give
’ government condrol to “paqpta*
committers American soldiers ar*
urged to surrender with promises
of good food. iw*dical care and fair
treatment
It is impossible to make any ac
curate estimate of the success of
the North Koreans’ propagat'd*
It undoubtedly has had an effect
on some South Korean* it ohviou*
doesn't affert the American*
Hut the mfhlenr* ia Southeast
Asia and other nations still outside
the comma ni*t ‘ -rhjt is hanler to
gauge The I htneae Beds are do
i mg *ho« they < an to help it
along by r>-broadcast mg much of
ongyang radio tnra to attract
h Korean mpport by promis-
Iluring the wdr. Iwcause of the
failure of Amdndar intelligence,
the Oprmans wgra able to prepare
and stage fheie great counter-at
tack in the Belgian bulge without
the high command being aware of
more than a cMralgted nsk.
other counttid-, old hand* at this
business of wa* And inierrustional
mtnrwr dwn t j dp huameas that
way Compare the bulge thing with
the (lenaan nvp*4on of Holland {n
ItsdU tel that Wted ihr I hitch knew
dayi 1* advates what (larrann
armies would Strike, when and
a here. That's tW type af intel
ligence the I* fk needs todwy
throughout th* wpaid.
Then* is no ptehlir clamor for
scalps in iwna^tloa with thr Ko
rean surpff**. although there is
word in W ashingtpn that will come,
tow. wbra there ta a more propi-
neu* time for witehiag dirty knew.
To aettlc its *cdrd wita the country
ajt th# govrn|rTtent needs is to
ibi -vow what it Mn't do k*f«>re
taki steps to l- tur> adequate in
telligence. whi(4t mean* evaluation
just a* much *- it means roHec-
ti«r ef facts.
limp Mff Smoke
Hut W rong birr
Marsball, Tgx„ July 2h
The fellow Wh* turned in the
alarm just tiu*ight the house wa*
on fire
Firemen, ruphing to the scene
in three trucks, found plenty of
*moke but ao fkmie-
An attic fan gr*t blamed for all
the excite met it firemen said it
was draw ing stn*kr into the house
from a nearby *iw mill.
Butlrr ami PatilMin
End Purdue Trip
Aasistant Brofewaor O. D Batle-
of th* Ajumal Husbaiuiiy Depart
ment and I>r B'. t Paulson of the
Agrwaltural fcapnonucs Depart-
tteW a’tended jthe Agneulturni
Marketing Be*«gr« h Workshop at
Purdue I aiveiaity last week
Purpose of thp meeting wat to
improve retegrtgl by improving
technique, mdufe Iwtter coopers
tion between Mates and federal
marketing agmrirs, and to meet
other* in agrutiltural marketing re
search
it frun. Peiping
The part nations afe the United | Any propogateta machine is most
Natiims, ( anada. Britain Fra***, j MegeMfnl wkw* it is used hy th#
Baigiuui. the Netherlands, Uxern iut , t K at ia w)mtiac. T^ rnirial
imiirg, Norway, Denmark Portugal
Iti
■4* , . , ^ .. .
sneaks, however, of murder*" hf
thousands of “inocerit ctviliana*'
.a American t-uabing stuck* Ae-
lonhpg to the CMiteannU, Amer-
•«an bemhors always hit home*,
sad iteroly, if evwr. h*t the target*.
North Korea**, aXlod by thotr
' ommunist - narado* in t hin*,
have taken ap where the Japanese
propaganda machine left off on the
“racial umftcaJlaa" theme.
Americans an onfideat Uteir
military might will stop the North
Korean advance and puat the <>«m
1 muntsts forree hey©™! ta JWth
G 1 railel But this question ttill
MM in the futare
Will the seed* planted hy radio
l*yongyang outlive the North Ko
rean military machine ? Will the
United States and the United Na-
imu have a bigger task in uki-
matety wiping ant the results of
Red propaganBa than in deatrop
ng the rnmnwnHot North KoriM.
fighting forcM?
PALACE
Bryan 2‘f$79
I.AHT DAY
"‘Father of lh<*
Bridt*"
Till Kh. — HU. — SAT.
V \
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Iceland snd Italy.
Kn"laml to \id l S
lllth Lind Troops
Umdnn July M- A*! Bntasn
wa* re|#>rt4*d last tight readv to j
offer a small ground force to help
American til's in Korea Hhe hat
aiready thrown some naval and
air fonris- into the fight
(Qualified source* aa'd an impor- '
tant, poastbly denaite factor wat
that Britain did not want Ameri
can* to feel they were fighting
the United Nation*' Korean battle 1
single handed
The government * affer may be
announced in the House of (’nm- 1
mnna today in a debate on the
sute of th< nalum’a defenses.
Prime Minister Attlee and Unn-
servative leader Winston ( hurchill
will Him in the debate
question is How
rean propaganda
(.ommunist* age
back ’
ill North Ko j
stand up when ,
being puahed
san wteiM 1
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