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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1958)
Ike May Consider Atomic Test Halt WASHINGTON, (^—President Eisenhower said Wednesday he ELECTION (Continued fi’om Page 1) are run-off candidates for the MSC Council post from the Class of ’GO and Class of ’61 together. Two Class of ’60 yell leaders will be selected from R. M. Biondi, Hu bert Oxford and Joe M. Leeper. Charles C. (Clint) Murphy, Don F. Boren and T. J. (Jim) Reeves ,, gained run-off spots in the race for Class of ’61 president. Donald Lee Ocker, G. A. (Tiger) Jones and J. H. Carter are vice *•' presidential run-off candidates. John H. (Johnny) Johnson, Ken neth W. Moore and A. C. (Chins) Elkins are in the run-off for Class of ’61 secretary-treasurer. Social secretary run-off candidates are Walter R. Frazier and E. P. (Ed) Winston. would seriously consider halting further atomic tests if the cur rent U. S. series yields scientific data needed to make smaller, “cleaner” bombs. Eisenhower left the impression that he might do this even if the Soviets revoke their announced ban on further Russian nuclear tests. The President spoke at a news conference one day after Secre tary of State Dulles said there is a likelihood that further U. S. tests will be needed after the present series about to begin in the Pacific. He said he would consider a halt under these conditions: “The scientists would have to tell me what they thought it nec essary to find out, and whether they had largely or almost com pletely found out the things they wanted to know. “If we do find out all the nec- cessai-y things, then I would, of course, consider such a statement of American intentions.” Intra-Clttb Meeting Tonight several College Station Kiwanians are planning to attend an intra-club meeting at Eagle Lake between the. Eagle Lake, Bry an and College Station clubs. The meeting will mark the Eagle Lake Kiwanis first anniversary. The club was formed last year on April 11, through the help of the two local clubs. The Battalion College. Station (Brazos County)] Texas Thursday, April 10,1958 PAGE 3 WRONG BUT RIGHT RICHMOND, Va. OP)—The re port to police on watches pawned showed one that had been reported stolen. A visit to the pawn shop showed they had a watch number 6000860, but the watch police want ed was 0980009. The number had been read upside down. A&M MENS SHOP 103 MAIN — NORTH GATE AGGIE OWNED —Battalion Stu/f PJioto Architects Display Talent Guests look over some of the exhibits in the open house held in the junior architecture lab in the Academic Build ing last night. Junior architecture majors displayed the fruits of their labors with displays on lamps, furniture and other architectural models. Six Duchesses For Cotton Pageant jiiiL Camille Webb A&M Newman Club Gayla Craig University of Texas Joy Guthrie Delta Phi Delta Sue Lightner Waco-McLennon County MSC Artist Shows Work in Alamo City Mrs. Emalita Newton Terry, creative arts director for , the Me morial Student Center, currently has a one-man exhibition of paint ings in San Antonio. Her works are being shown in the Witte Museum of Fine Arts. The show will remain on exhibition until April 17. The San Antonio Art league hon ored Mrs. Terry with a tea and reception recently. She was also honor guest at a luncheon and a dinner on the opening date of her show. James Buchanan was the only President of the United States who was unmarried. He was inaugur ated in 1857. NOW BETTER THAN EVER! IMPROVED AFTER SHAVING LOTION Conditions, invigorates the skin. Reduces infection risk. Helps heal cuts. Soothes razor burn. $1.10 plus tax Jo Dittmar Aggie Walther Club Jan Brown A&M Rodeo Club -GROCERTES- CRISCO 3 Pound Can 89c 14-Oz. 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