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Thursday and Friday “THE WARRIOR AND THE SLAVE GIRL” With Gianna Maria Canale Plus “GIRLS TOWN” With Mamie Van Doren mm TODAY THRU SATURDAY “RAINTREE COUNTY” Elizabeth Taylor Montgomery Clift Also DON’T GO NEAR THE WATER’’ Glenn Ford STARTS SUNDAY THE BATTALION Thursday, May 5, I960 College Station, Texas Page 3 1%*, !!!$$§§& SOPHIA LOREN % ANTHONY j A QUINN« WlElLERw Fst PINK TIGHTS TECHNICOLOR Children’s Clinic Scheduled Monday By Kiwanis Club The annual Crippled Children’s Clinic will be conducted at the College Station First Presbyterian Church Monday. The free clinic is promoted by the College Station Kiwanis Club for children who are physically handicapped and need qualified consulting analysis in the CIRCLE TONIGHT “A HOLE IN THE HEAD” Frank Sinatra Eleanor Parker Edward G. Robinson Also “CRY TOUGH” John Saxon PALACE NOW SHOWING rMERVYN LEROY’S Wake Me When life OnemaSi COLOR by Dl MARGO JACK NOBU DICK KOVACS • MOORE'WARDEN • MCCARTHY^,, SHAWN-™ era QUEEN NOW SHOWING “BIG FISHEKMAN” field of skin, hone, muscle and speech therapy and correction. The specialists are secured by the State Health Department and the treatment program is supervised and helped by the Brazos County Health Unit. Doctors G. W. N. Eggers and Steve Lewis of the John Sealy Hospital in Galveston, Dr. R. Gass ier and Dr. Joe Woodward of Waco and their associates are the plastic and orthopedic specialists who will examine patients. Misses Imogene Smith and Alta Harrison, ortho pedic nursing consultants of the Division of Crippled Children of the State Health Department, with the assistance of Mrs. Mildred Tur ner of the Brazos County Health Unit, will decide on treatment pro grams from the findings of the doctors and will also determine their eligibility to state aid for special care, assignments to hos pitals, and children’s homes, mus cular and speech therapy, correc tive equipment and to rehabilita tion. More than the 157 patients ex amined in the clinic last year are expected from Brazos, Madison, Burleson, Grimes, Walker, Wash ington and Robertson counties. The clinical services are super vised by volunteer nurses, doctors’ wives and interested citizens under the direction of Mrs. T. W. Leland. A local dairy and a soft drink com pany will provide mid-morning re freshment and free lunches will he served to the patients. The Brazos Valley Shrine Club and the Brazos County Crippled Children’s Society join the College Station Kiwanis Club in sponsor ing the clinic, under Nelson Durst, clinic chairman. Get Aquainted Sale / Just In Time For Mother’s Day The LEON B. WEISS Co (Two Doors from Campus Theatre) Are Now Carrying: • Ladies Dresses • Ladies Hosiery * : || M ' ' r <>iJ • Blouses V'.4. •-'--.s >'• : • Maternity Dresses • Ladies Lingerie ' ' ''-4' S 'V' f W ALL MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS GIFT WRAPPED FREE Twenty-Five Per Cent Off Regular Prices Out Of This World Three entrants in the Miss Universe Contest are attempt ing to get in the mood of the contest as they pose in the observatory at Sam Houston State Teachers College at Huntsville. This year’s regional contest is scheduled for May 12 in Bryan. The three representing the college are, left to right, Peggy Smith, Bellville; Mary Frances Gates, Huntsville, and Peggy Wilson of Pasadena. (AP Photo) DOAK ANNOUNCES Two Biology Profs Grant Recipients Grants in aid of research have been awarded to two members of the Department of Biology, Texas A&M College, Dr. C. C. Doak, head of the department, announced to day. Recipients are Dr. Frederick H. Kasten and Dr. Charles E. Miller. The grant received by Kasten was granted by the National Science Foundation for support of an “Undergraduate Research Par ticipation Program.” The primary objective of this program is to stimulate interest among under graduate students at A&M in carrying out research by enabling them to participate in research studies, now actively in progress under the direct supervision of a specialist, on a full-time basis during the summer months. Two Planned At the present it is planned to have two students, one under the supervision of Kasten, the other under George M. Krise, associate professor in the department. Kasten’s student, who is not as yet selected, will apply new Schiff- type fluorescent reagents to the salivary gland chromosomes of the fruit fly to detect the nucleic acids present. Robert Blakewood of Bellaire, a junior major in the Department of Biology, will work under Krise on the effects of low dose chronic gamma irradiation on the metab olism of an amino acid in the albino rat. Serve As Stipends The grant, totaling $1,400, will serve as stipends for the two stu dents and for supplies. Each stu dent will work for a period of 10 weeks, June 6 to August 12, 1960. Miller’s awai'd comes from the MOTHERS’ DAY PROGRAM FOR THE 1960 AGGIE FOLLIES ■AN OLD FASHIONED MELODRAMA- OR TEMPTED, TIRED & TRUE • EXOTIC DANCER • MAGICAN • MALE QUARTET Guion Hall 7:30 P.M. May 6-7 FEMALE SINGER CEREMONIAL INDIAN DANCE NOVELTY DANCE ACT By Aggie Players Organized Research Fund of the A&M College and amounts to $1,202. His studies will be carried on by himself and will concern the structure, taxonomy, physiology, and ecology of Coelomomyees, a fungus that attacks mosquito larvae. Mosquito larvae infected with this fungus usually die before they reach maturity, Miller says. Many different types of mosquitoes are known to be attacked by the fungus, including many types which carry yellow fever, malaria or dengue. While the fungus may ultimately prove of value in con trolling these pests and disease- carriers, Miller’s interest lies in the nature of the fungus itself and its relation to other fungi. SaCmday RE-ELECT GOVERNOR Price Daniel Best hr Texas For Unity, Progress, and Good Government SEE AND HEAR STATEWIDE TV FRIDAY, 6:15 P.M. WBAP-TV Hats Off to Mother from WE KEEP PRICES DOWN COCA COLA Plus TO Bottle; Deposit-l“ Carton or Pepsi Cola J.W. COFFEE Lb. 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