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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1963)
pi Png:e G College Station, Texas Thursday, February 7, 19G3 THE BATTALION ‘MUCH PRESSURE AA Competition In One-Act Plays Scheduled Here The campus will be the scene April 16 of one of four regional competitions for Class AA high school one-act plays. “This will be the first time that a regional one-act play meet has been held here,” C. K. Esten of the Department of English and vet eran director of the Aggie Players, said. He currently heads the Tex as Educational Theater Associa tion. The winner in each of the four regions goes to the state meet in May in Austin. Esten said nine district winners will compete here. There are some 60 high schools in Region III, which extends westward from the Livingston area to the Brady- Mason area and extends north ward from the Houston area to the vicinity of Waco. Ship Sails Next Week On Tour Of Antarctica When the Argentine research vessel Capitan Ganepa puts to sea from Buenos Aires Wednes day and heads south for the Ant arctica, it will have a truly in ternational complement, includ ing A&M representatives. The college and the Argentine Navy Hydrographic Office began the cooperative study in that area a year ago. Two Japanese scientists are on campus preparatory to join ing the 1963 cruise. The pair and Dr. Sayed Z. El-Sayed, who heads the A&M party, plap to leave here Friday and will fly to Argentina. The Japanese are Drs. Y. Ukio Sugimura, whose .special inter est is the chemistry of seawa ters, and Dr. Shigeru Fukase, whose interest is the biology of seawaters. Preliminary arrange ments for them to join the cruise were made several months ago when Dr. Tetsuya Torii vis ited campus. He is secretary of the Japanese Antarctic Research Committee. “Learning more of the biologi cal and chemical properties of the South Atlantic along the continental shelf off of Argen tina, of the waters in the turbu lent Drake Passage between the South Atlantic and the Pacific and the waters off an area of Antarctica is the basic goal of the research studies,” El-Sayed said. A Korean, Byung Lee, who is a doctoral student in oceanogra phy, already has left to work on advance preparations. The cruise, beginning shortly, is in conjunction with a study of the surface and deep current measurements in the Drake Pas sage, a cooperative study direct ed by Dr. Dale F. Leipper, head of the Department of Oceanog raphy and Meteorology, and Capt. Luis Capurro, hydrogra- pher of the Argentine Navy. The findings have special in terest for whalers and commer cial fishennen. A National Science Founda tion grant finances the study. El-Sayed said the party will be gone for about two months. He hopes to continue the study later, making observations to de termine seasonal variations. Activist Groups Draw Criticism (By The Intercollegiate Press) OBERLIN, 0. — Emphasizing that college activist groups “are being advised and at times even pressured by organizations and in dividuals away from the campus,’ President Robert K. Carr of Ober- lin College in his recently releas ed annual report for 1961-62, states that the student would be better able to understand his role, “if the outside pressures were a bit less insistent than they appear to be.” WINN'S Your Hometown Supermarket That Keeps the Food Prices Low, Low Pillsbury FLOUR PEPSI COLA Best CAN MILK 5 Lb. Bag ^ ‘lilL ^ us Deposit Tall Cans 2*§c BORDENS BISCUITS 25c FOLGERS INSTANT COFFEE ,# t;99c PURINA GRADE A LARGE EGGS D „ z 53c BREADED SHRIMP ST "p 0 ,: 49c LIBBY’S LEMONADE ^lOc BLACK PEPPER McCormck °„35c BAMA PEANUT BUTTER 2 1; 33c RATH LUNCHEON MEAT I2 ° an 39c MRS. 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John Alaniz of San] tonio, who wants) to hikt| maximum fine from $25 toll claims the fine dates “the days when $25 wasaa boy’s month’s pay—and severe at that.” ip In the area of student-admini stration relations, Carr praised the efforts of several student-faculty committees while viewing skepti cally the implications of the in crease in the student activism evi dent in the past year. He stated that a disadvantage of the activ ist attitude is that “undergraduates allow themselves to develop e Officers Uncovei Statewide Ring Of Prostitution CORPUS CHRISTI UP) _ Offi cers said Wednesday they have uncovered information which may lead to the arrest of as many as 20 persons involved in a state wide prostitution ring. The ring, the Corpus Christi Caller and Times said, is accused of luring young women and hold ing them against their will by use of narcotics. Four persons were arrested and charged here Tues day. A 22-year-old Corpus Christi area woman told officer she had been held for two weeks under the influence of narcotics and made to submit to prostitution here, in Victoria, Cuero and Temple. SHE AND A Victoria woman, also 22, are under protective cus tody. Texas Rangers and undercover agents from the Department of Public Safety are working on the case with authorities in this coast al city. Held in county jail under $10,000 bond are William (Big Daddy Bill) Stevens, 44; his 19-year-old wife, Betty; and Donald Caldwell, 34- year-old hair dresser. A fourth person, Gabion L. Booker, 30, a bellhop, posted $1,000 bond and was released Tuesday night. The four have been charged with “false imprisonment by ab duction for the purpose of pi’osti- tution.” OFFICIALS SAID a raid direct ed by Texas Ranger Sgt. S. H. Denson freed the Vjctoria girl at a local motel Monday night. Ste vens and Caldwell were taken into custody there. Mrs. Stevens and Bookerj arrested later that night j downtown hotel. One of the investigators| many other girls are beli be involved, although nonet others are from Corpus He said the state poi| confiscated “booking” recorij hotels and motels with persons throughout the st« The girls told officers the;) picked up for a date by J and drugged. They said the;! then threatened, beaten, hell tive with further use of drepl each was forced to sulinUjfc Agg prostitution for about 15 various Texas cities. I , lojiston ■an se: score Chem Secti To Meet Her Next Mondal They’ STUBBI I The A&M-Baylor Section American Chemical Sociehl hold its February mi 7:45 p.m. Monday in Ro of the Chemistry Building. Dr. John E. Leffler, of chemistry at Florida Stati| versity, will lecture on Free Energy Relationships.’ Highway Bryan iuiu* rexas Judge Refuses To Put Dr. Dunn Back In Hospital EL PASO, Tex. MP) _ Dist. Judge James Ward refused Wed nesday to order immediate rein statement of Dr. John Paul Dunn to the Reeves County Memorial Hospital staff. However, he did rule that the Pecos doctor be allowed to treat emergency cases at the hospital. The judge then set a Feb. 14 hearing in Pecos on a temporary injunction barring the hospital board from dismissing the doctor, pending final disposition of the case. The board upheld Tuesday a previous decision to not reappoint Dunn, claiming he disrupted hos pital personnel and procedures. Attorneys for the controversial Pecos doctor asked Ward to order reinstatement on the grounds that findings of the hospital board were prejudiced and therefore the board was not qualified to rule. After denying this request he signed the order permitting Dunn to treat any “bonafide emergency Briti Sales- J. B. Beckham, section sec® Servi said all who wish may join Ip Texas before the meeting for the Memorial Student 6:15 p.m. Leffler was born in Ma* setts in 1920 and graduated* cum laude from Harvard ■ in 1942. During World worked on chemical warfare* and rocket fuels. Returning* vard after the war, he i*| the Ph.D. degree in 1948 f®I under the direction of BI Bartlett. Leffler then spent a years I nell University on aduPo : l lowship for independent rsl and a year as instructor at-1 University. His next app®'I was at Florida State U® 1 1 where he is now professord I istry. Leffler is the author o( : I for a short organic # | course for non-majors andi| Reactive Intermediates of C Chemistry.” nd K ] r SERVING BRYAN COLLEGE STATIC 1 * SAM HOUSTON ZEf Schedule Chant; Effective April M Lv. N. Zulch 10:08* Ar. Dallas . . 12:47^ Lv. N. Zulch . 7:31f Ar. Houston . 9:25f FORT WORTH DENVER RAIL* N. 1. 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