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Page 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, April 16, 1964 THE BATTALION Visiting German Professor Prepares To End Stay Here Herbert Ohl returns to Germany this weekend after a six-week stay at A&M University as a visiting professor in the School of Archi tecture. The German professor, however, leaves behind enough homework to keep Aggies busy. In fact, some of the questions he raised on urban planning and development will take „ s " ■ i S-/SFE /K s THE SAFE WAY to stay alert without harmful stimulants NoDoz keeps you mentally alert with the same safe re fresher found in coffee and tea. Yet NoDoz is faster, handier, more reliable. Abso lutely not habit-forming. Next time monotony makes you feel drowsy while driving, working or studying, do as millions do . . . perk up with safe, effective NoDoz tablets. Another fine product of Grove Laboratories. years to solve. The 37-year-old architect worked primarily with fifth-year archi tecture majors in their attempt to solve perplexing urban center is sues. Ohl, for instance, got the stu dents interested in urban area transportation, both automobile and pedestrian, and asked them to of fer solutions for this ever- in creasing traffic jam. AS A GROUP, the students are now putting finishing touches on a model metropolitan center. One of its features is a method of stacking streets to allow smoother, faster traffic flow as well as pro vide more parking facilities. The ground-level street, for example, might handle high-speed traffic passing through the down town area. “Sports Car Center” Dealers for Renault-Peugeot & British Motor Cars Sales—Parts—Service “We Service All Foreign Cars”! 1422 Texas Ave. TA 2-4517: " **’*»ir»* . cl1 ** ««*» , “*’**«» k Next Stop, Argentina Dr. Jack Dabbs, left. Department of Modem Languages, explains Argentina’s features in Spanish to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Magee, Department of Agricultural Economics and Sociology. Magee will establish an Argentine agricultural economics service. Students To Sample Brazos Polities Three statistics students at A&M will sample political feelings in Brazos County this weekend. The three, Donald Anderson, Ronald Sperberg and Charles Shook, will interview 100 persons to construct a representative sam ple to predict outcome of the up coming state and national elec tions. Anderson, spokesman of the group, emphasized that the project was a graduate class assignment and was not affiliated with any party or candidate. The trio of researchers also will attempt to determine if Braz os County might be considered a “model” county in that its choice of state and national candidates would accurately reflect regional or state preference. Missouri Student* Riot Over Food MARYVILLE, Mo. <A>) — State highway patrolmen moved into Maryville in force Wednesday to prevent further student rioting at Northwest Missouri State College. For two consecutive nights more than 1,000 students have hekj noisy, stone-throwing demonsti’a- tions in the downtown area over what they claim is the poor quality of food served by the college. Forty to 50 highway patrol men joined law enforcement of ficers from more than 100 miles away in patrolling the town. Gov. John M. Dalton ordered the patrol into Maryville after the president of the college asked for help to “secure the installation.” Mrs. J. T. Sheldon, head di etician at the college since 1957, resigned “in view of existing cir cumstances” and asked that she be relieved immediately. Students who take most of their meals at the cafeteria named com mittees of 15 men and 15 women for a meeting scheduled by J. W. Jones, president of the 2,900-stu dent institution. 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Fresh end crisp. 25* 15* 19* Each FEWAY The demonstrations began week ago when about 800 st dents marched to Mrs. Shelife home in a peaceful protest. 0 lege officials led them back the campus. Monday night they marched to the downtown area and blocls U. S. 71, causing a traffic j* 0 f more than three miles long. Tti day night about 1,000 studei ^ (} ue nost ou rioted in the downtown area, ficers dispersed them with « [ggje f side help, fire hoses, tear gas s (QRA police dogs ond oth The Four students were arrested a ob broi charged with disorderly conduct Iway, b< City Manager Glen Boyles sj bf KOE as long as the students stay; the campus and their efforts! peaceful, the city will not intc ^ com ® fere unless help is asked by« °^ e! lege officials. fryan a jtocky, A food expert, Ernest Go! |ac ^ smith, Columbia, Mo., made as: r week study last fall of the f# k&M-A at the cafeteria and only recou mended that the place experina ^ well with a greater variety of m! Grammar Schools May End Grade Says Supervisor Grammar school grades mi someday be as dated as the one room schoolhouse. This possibility was raised by Joe A. Airola, assistant perintendent for instruction in ft Spring Branch Schools of Hon ton. Airola, president of the Teia Association of Instructional St pervisors, said the “continuot progress plan,” as it is called Spring Branch, represents t change in teaching materials. The program divides the fin three years of reading and arift metic into 12-week steps. Adi advances from step to step as 1 Mot lay bus Wh vith a Mis ^ggie £ itate w Mil n Austi adio st Civ leasing dties ci lot moi leriod ( At :ould in hd issociat >all pla B w One day U per 4 p.i German Jersonal 19 individually masters the subjw-HP Dit We don’t expect children * 11, grow physically at the same rati LET inst batt 1962 Po1 Airola pointed out. “And a di Sr.^B does not progress at the samesp# in all subjects. 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