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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1963)
^ ~T- Miss Texas Majorette Light, IG-year-old daug-hter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Light, of |land, earned the title of “Miss Texas Majorette” for the second a row of competition at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium. Ian will compete for national honors at the World’s Fair in New rk City early in 1964. (AP Wirephoto) •eparation foi its. The worst ony with tilt ane, ship and TWELVE TRAINING COURSES OFFERED' Annual Firemen’s To Covene Here School July 21 Dates for the 34th annual Texas Fireman’s Training- School at A&M have been announced by Henry D. Smith, chief of the engineering extension firemen tx-aining pro gram. The school will be held July 21- 26. More than 250 instructors have been made available by various state and federal agencies, indus try, military services and munici palities. Smith expects about the same enrollment as last year, 1,700 fire men from 425 cities and 20 states. This summer’s school will in clude instruction in.basic and ad vanced fire fighting techniques. Fire marshals will attend classes during the same period. Journalism Professor Authors exiean Research Monograph ii Dr. John C. Merrill, associate professor of journalism, is the author of a monograph published by the School of Inter-American Studies of the University of Flori da. “Gringo—The American As Seen by Mexican Journalists” is largely an outgrowth of his doctoral dis sertation done at the State Uni versity of Iowa in 1962. The monograph includes results of a detailed study of the image of the United States projected in the Mexican press and attitudes of Mexican journalists toward this, nation. Merrill concluded the Mexican journalists had an “unfavorable and antagonistic opinions” in the final year of the Eisenhower adminis tration. In a followup mentioned in the monograph, Merrill said additional questionnaires were mailed to 65 journalists to see of the image had undergone any charge. “The Mexican journalists appar ently feel that President Kennedy has tried, and is trying, to better United States-Mexican relations,” the professor said. “The hard-core antagonistic feel ings, however, have carried for ward virtually unchanged into the middle of 1962,” he added. ckets were sent rs. ting will alst y affair. Col on the mem eting will lie i r officers ani Committee as' 4 will be mads JiiBi S A L E I PRICES GOOD THURS. JUNE 13 THROUGH SAT. JUNE 15 — WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT 7 COKES (plus Dep.) 12 f °' 5 5 c DETERGENT topco c^49e Thousands of dollars worth of the latest equipment will be dis played by numerous manufac turers, Smith mentioned. Other equipment and supplies are loaned or donated by industry for the week-long school. Towns sending firemen to the school receive up to five per cent credit for participation. They are also required to maintain and sup port an acceptable fire department, Smith said. Twelve separate 30-hour train ing courses will be offered. Com pletion of the program with a grade of 70 or better will result in a certificate for the department and the fireman. The 1,700 firemen will be housed in cadet dormitories and eat in college dining facilities. British Consul To \ddress Pressmen Journalists of the A&M faculty and staff and other members of the Brazos Valley Press Club will have Mr. Charles Peter Hope, C.M.G., T.D., British Consul-Gen eral for Texas and New Mexico, as their speaker Friday evening in the recently opened club quarters in the new Kraft Building, 28th and Main. Hope, a retired Major in the Royal Artillery, majored in mathe matics and engineering at London and Cambridge Universities. Thursday, June 13, 1963 THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Page 5 <V. : •• - u- r ill :: ll . ■«: - ;» 1H IP h Center Of British Turmoil Redheaded, twenty-two year-old Christine Keeler is escorted from her London residence by Robin Drury, who has been her bodyguard the last few days, as she left for Old Bailey and court appearance. An affair between her.and British Secretary of State for War John Profumo, prompted his resignation and posed a new security head ache for Britain. (AP Wirephoto by cable from London). .wiua EGGS "w*™ CATSUP ICE CREAM kUNA dilf Ifllii APPLIED DM SG1E1D HIE SSDIEB CS ISi YOUR OWN TIRES U.S.D.A. GRADE “A” MED. DOZ. FOOD CLUB Made From Red Ripe Tomatoes 14 OZ. EOT. SWEET CREAM Gal. Ctn. FOOD CLUB Chunk Style No. 14 Can (New Slim Design or Conventional Wide Whitewall) . / SIZE TUBELESS or TUBE TYPE14' U S. CHOICE HEAVY TENDER - AGED ' lilllP pr BEEF SQ. CUT SHOULDER ROAST Lb. 33 c Plus tax and 4* trade-in tires off your car r CHOICE BEEF BONELESS LB. CAN E. 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