THE BATTALION
Page 4 College Station, Texas Tuesday, March 5, 1968
Selma Negroes Hoping For
White Help In Election
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LEAP OF JOY
Caryl Ann Hill flipped when she received her third degree
brown belt, an outstanding level of judo attainment for a
woman. Unfortunately, Air Force Capt. Gibbs Dibrell,
Texas A&M judo club instructor, was closest when Mrs.
Hill learned of her new rank.
Judo Instructor
Flips Over Pupil
When dinner dishes are to be
done in the James S. Hill home,
there’s no argument.
James’ wife Caryl holds judo’s
third degree brown belt, one rank
above her husband.
The coveted belt signifying
judo capability was presented
Mrs, Hill by Dr. William P. Fife,
club sponsor who wears the first
degree black belt, and Air Force
Capt. Gibbs Dibrell, sensei (in
structor in judo terminology).
“The brown belt is the first
significant step for women in
progression to black belt rank,”
Dibrell noted.
Mrs. Hill, whose husband is an
Air Force Institute of Technology
student in computer science at
A&M, began judo less than two
years ago at Wright-Patterson
AFB, Ohio. She advanced from
beginner to green belt status in
eight months.
First Lieutenant Hill is also a
member of A&M’s Judo Club and
both are active in club and civic
affairs. He is administrator of
the organization’s junior judo
classes and Mrs. Hill instructs
fourth through sixth grade judo
students.
The mother of three, she is also
consultant to four junior Girl
Scout troops and was instructor
in a women’s self-defense course
the club staged.
The Hills are from Amarillo.
James’ parents are Mr. and Mrs.
E. O. Hill, 406 Sunset, Amarillo.
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SELMA, Ala. OP) — Selma
Negroes, their outnumbered ranks
divided on one political race but
united on the others, hope for the
support of some white voters
Tuesday to get one or more
Negroes elected to city office.
The Democratic primary, to
nominate the party’s candidates
for mayor and the city council,
is the first municipal election
here since the historic struggle
three years ago which brought
passage of the federal voting
rights law.
One of the Negro candidates,
HemisFair To
Begin State
Talent Hunt
Young people with performing
talents will have an opportunity
to try out for appearances in
HemisFair’s “Project Y” Sunday,
March 10, at the University of
Houston.
The Houston auditions, open to
all young people from 13 up, are
part of a statewide search for
talent to appear at Project Y, a
fair area designed to present the
concerns and creative activities
of young people.
The auditions will be held from
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the
Houston Room in the University
Center, with officials searching
for talent to appear during the
April 6 - Oct. 6 San Antonio
World’s Fair.
Emphasis will be on musical
groups, both vocal and instru
mental, folk singers and dancers.
“Quality will have to be high
because these young people are
competing, in effect, with groups
scheduled to come from other
parts of the United States and
Latin America,” Jim Wharton,
producer for the Project Y Caba
ret, said.
The only payment those selected
will receive is free admission to
HemisFair.
Future auditions include Dal
las, March 16, and Laredo, March
23.
Project Y includes a broad
range of activities—painting and
sculpture under the trees, work
shops and discussions with visit
ing personalities, theatrical per
formances, sports and games,
musical jam sessions. There will
be a continuous program of spe
cial events, including festivals,
improvisational theater, parades
and contests.
At a later date. Project Y will
begin to receive examples of work
by non-professional film-makers
for a “Film-Makers’ Festival” to
be held late in June. For further
information contact Lynn Cal
vert, P.O. Box 1968, San Antonio,
or call CA 5-2011, Extension 441.
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the Rev. L. L. Anderson, is run
ning for mayor without the sup
port of the city’s major civil
rights organization, the Dallas
County Voters League.
League president Frederick D.
Reese said his group, hoping to
solicit support from white voters,
decided against trying to get a
Negro mayor elected and concen
trated instead on the city council.
The six other Negroes on
Tuesday’s ballot are running for
six of the 10 places on the coun
cil, and all have one or more
white opponents. The voters
league has given the Negro can
didates its all-out support.
Anderson does have some Negro
backing nevertheless, including an
endorsement from Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr., who led the
voters’ protest marches in 1965.
King, revisting Selma last month,
urged Negroes to vote for Ander
son.
Army Vet To Teach Basie M.S.
Army Capt. Marvin E. Burge,
a Vietnam veteran, has been
assigned to the Military Science
Department at Texas A&M.
The new instruction staff offi
cer of El Reno, Okla., is an assist
ant professor and teaches in the
basic section, Col. Jim H. McCoy,
professor of military science an
nounced.
Captain Burge, 29, served with
the 25th Infantry as a chemical
staff officer in Vietnam during
the past year. He has been in
information and chemical com
pany command posts since start
ing active duty in 1961.
A University of Oklahoma
graduate, the captain also stud
ied history at North Carolina and
attended the chemical officer
career course at Fort McClellan,
Ala. He wears the Bronze Star
Medal.
Married and the father of three
children, Burge resides at 311
Stasney, College Station.
The sea covers about 70 per cent
of the earth, but less than 5 per
cent of the ocean floors has been
accurately mapped.
AGGIE SWEETHEART
Kathy Heldman, the Aggie Sweetheart, and Hank Johnson
are shown dancing at the Combat Ball. The Tornadoes
from Texas Southern provided music for the Friday night
affair. (Photo by Mike Wright)
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Political
HELP WANTED
Announcements
Subject to action of the Dem
ocratic Primary May 4, 1968.
For Congressman, Sixth Con
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OLIN E. TEAGUE
(Re-Election)
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| lege Station, Texas, will be received at
] College Station, Txas, on the 15th day of
March, 1968, for the following described
three tracts of land :
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Club Estate No. 2, and
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1.
in the Country Club Estate No. 2, and
addition to City of Bryan, Brazos County,
Texas according to plat of said addition
recorded in Vol. 160 page 121, DRBCT, and
being the same land conveyed by Joe Sos-
olik by deed dated March 13, 1963, and
recorded in Vol. 226 page 468 of the Deed
Records of Brazos County, Texai
2. One Acre, more or leas
Phillips League, Abet. 46, City of B
Texas, adjacent to Munnerlyn VI
ge
of Brazos County, Texas.
merlyn village,
being described in deed dated 6-30-48 and
recorded in Vol. 136 page 68 of the Deed
Records of Brazos County, Texas.
3. 180’ x 100’, containing 0.41 acres of
land, in Zeno Phillips League, in City of
Bryan, Brazos County, Texas dated 7-26-48
Iryan, Brazos County, Je
nd recorded in Vol. 136
Deed Records of Brazos County, Texas.
This property is South of Bryan Munici
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Street and Ehlinger Street. A building on
this property, known as the clubhouse of
the Brazos County A&M Club. The seller
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