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lU'f, ^ -V,111-"UjW ife«SjPM'A -f rl* •> -i, f i r «fMC o l,f* 0 9mp;f i t y\ I n*p h.tf?$ o u w f^T' . 0 ,Vi •> 11^> !>•>«• • I>w.i j, t'N if' M-> Tr* Frank C. Laubach, whose Fx^day night at 8 o'clock, Dr. jr.! i * t * "lightning literacy" system lias Laubach will speak at a public you si *** » ' * >t.v* -l v Price 5 Cents AUSTIN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3r. 1951 /n'U'.'P&afcyr P«99i'Tod« taught approximately 60 million rally at the University Methodist 1 1 people to read, will apeak to Uni- Church* He will talk at the Uni " ' ' ' " " " " ' * IP : veraity and Austin groups Novem- versity Christian Chureh at 9 aLm.! ^ >i] ' r • J ' i.. r 4 s ber 1-4. | . Sunday, and at, the University • Dr. Laubach, missionary-educa- Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Grand Juryman tor, was one of three men who re • Dr. -Laubach began his unique ceived the 1951 Teddy ,Roosevelt methods of teaching illiterates on Y <||| ai ^•' ^' Award for work among illiterate the isle of Mindanao in the Philip t I peoples. On arrival in Austin pines in 1929. The Moro inhabi Turns Witness Thursday, Dr. L&bbach will begin tants of the island were war-like a series of talks and meetings with Mohammedans. Dr. Laubach learn-' University and Austin groups. ed the language of the people and, He will speak tb a student meet* with the help of Filipino educators, In Wallace Case Ing in Architecture Building 106 devised a phonetic-picture alpha* at 8. p.m. Thursday. At 10 «.m. bet to give the . dialect, its first Locates Suspect Friday ho will address College of written form. Assisted by paid 3 Education students on methods in helpers," Dr. Laubach. taught the 15 Minutes Before By JOHNNIE HUMAN - in -which they are enrolled^ Location of the boxes ^re- Voting to fill the Student Assembly seats will begin at 8 literacy work. people to read and write their Ian* Kinser Shooting : follows: •* \ He will be . interviewed over guage in a very, .short time. o'clock this morning and continue till 5 o'clock $his after Arts and Sciences, west of the Main Building steps Radio Station KTBC at 11:16 Fri Dr. Laubachls also the author The 98th District Court Grand noon, Jerry Wohlfo^d, Election Commission chairman, an day morning, and that afternoon of many books; most recent of Jury began hearings of the Octo neers, front of Architecture Building and in front of will take part in an "at home" for which is "Wake Up or Blow, Up," ber 22: gun slaying of Douglass nounced Tuesday. ' . Engineering Building; Fine Arts, west of the Barker Hi? students in the University Presby which offers a Christian alterna Kinser Wednesday' afternoon' with Students must vote, at the election booths for the schools Center or in front of the Art Building. terian Student Center. tive to Communism for Americans. DR. FRANK C. LAUBACH one^of the jurors as a witness. Wiley Johnson, operator of the t. Education, north, of Sut ^Trading Post, fourteen miles west Hall; Pharmacy/^|| of < of Austin on the. Bee Cave Road, mi^ry;:^ui]tdijig^' said- he sold Malcolm £. (Mac) Wallace,—charged—in—connection Administration, east of with the Kinser slaying, tvvo cans gener Hall; Graduate, east of beer about 15 to 25 minutes Main Buildingj and ta-v before Kinser was found dead at the - Butler Pitch-and Putt golf north of the Law Building. course. ; A goal of $8,000, to be divided Foreign Student Fund and,to the ysis; and $300 for a contingency Members of Orange jacket Students wishing to go . to the Braniff International Airways 4:14. Saturday morning planes among seven charities, was set Mortar Board, and Alpha have, announced the ^ following leave at 1:40 and 11 o'clock, ar District Jtidge Charles O. "Betts Sponsored Stqdents Committee. fund. SMU-Texas game Saturday will said that he did not think that for the two-week; Campus Chest An administrative board, to be Omegj* will man the el be offered ample means of schedule: . riving onis hour later in Dallas. This breakdown shows that 40 Johnson's being a witness would drive which begins November 12. called the Foreign Student Ad per cent of the mon^y raised will booths. In. order to vot^,' a Mtv transportation. Planes leave al A plane leaves Austin Friday Greyhound Bus Lines will not disqualify him as a juror. visory Board, will be set up t'o dent inust present his AudifOr*^! most every-hour, Arriving in Dal The last drive, in 1949-50, remain on the campus, *12.8 per morning at 11 o'cloelc. Friday af semi special .busies to Dallas, but passed its goal of $10,000 after handle the funds. Receipt to one of the studentsJiS'. V; las one hour later, and trains The Grand Jury> convened nt cent will go to strictly local charge, Wb.b' ternoon flights leave at 2:51, will have extra ones on hand if five mo'nths and one week of soli groups, 43.75 per cent will be and buses depart from Austin at needed. 1:30 p.m. and was still in session Present allocations are divided on the roster of the school obf£t1 varied houTTS, and arrive approxi 5:25, 5:41, and 11 o'clock. Planes after six o'clock that evening. One citations. It was decided not to as follows: $3,000 for:the Y; $750 donated,to groups which are local arrive in < Etollas one hour later The schedule is as follows: drag-out the campaign this year, and national, and 3.75 per cent tained from the Begistrar«'p mately five hours later. of the witnesses who testified be for the Americaiv Cancer Society; except the 2:51 flight which stops Buses depart from. Austin Fri fore this jury said that the attor but to have a more concentrated goes to' the contingency fund, The. student will be given _ Braniff International Airways $1,000 to the Cerebral Palsy Cen ballot to mark according to ill have seven flights to Dallas, in Waco, and gets into Dallas at day afternoon at 12:06, 2:05, ney for the defense did not take drive and to select the organiza which will cover expenses of the 4:54,. 5:31, 8:56, 10:36, and Sat part in the hearing and there was tions which students will suppprt. ter; $200 to the Foreign Student drive and other emergencies.' new^ installed Dalb^^i^Miti^^S - Missouri-Kansas-Texas Rail system. He will urday morning at 12:55 and 3:46. no cross-examination. "We should answer the cry of Advisory Board; $750 to WSSF; The campaign will end Novem road has three trains scheduled dates' ^names, . in ^ numiricid^bis^K^pi These buses arrive respectively the students in deciding upon the $500 for the American Heart Asr ber 23. The committee will work for the trip. Together, Greyhound Weather: District Attorney Bob Long was of.preference-forv and Continental Bus Companies Friday evening at 6:47, 7:05, not available for- comment Wed organizations to participate in the sociation; $1,500 for the " Travis fori lhe_firsjL week o^^ersdjssl 10:10i 11:42, and Saturday mor County division of' the National solicitation arid will start the drive and will mark an X for Uie trnffle will send 12 buses to Big D. at Polls; nesday night on the new develop* Campus-Chests drive,'-' Mary Pat opposed~candidattoCoi::^;'-i0p|ff^«' Plane fares are $13.46 one ning at 2:34, 4:15, 6:36, and ments. Dowell, co-chairman of the steer Foundation for Infantile Paral- on the campus the second week. Cold From Poles 10:07. ' ing committee said. Counting of the votes wlil,jbs||?|. way, and $25.66 round trip; train gin at 7 p.m. in the fares are $4.66 one way, and Continental Trailways will not The committee decided that stu : -$8.40 round trip; and bus tickets , Heavy coats may" be a nui run specials, unless heeded. 10 Most Hated* dents would best support the Y' Lounge of ^tlie, .Tex^ ;^feibn;;j^!i5fe are $5 one way, and $9.03 round sance to Carry around Wednes Buses leave Austin Friday af candidate will be permitted t^ "v the American Cancer Society, the have two watchers at trip. These fares have tax in day morning, but they will be. ternoon at 3:25, and 6:55, and To Prowl Tonight National Foundation for Infantile cluded. mighty welcome that afternoon- arrive in Dallas at 10 p.m. and Paralysis, World Student Service No oral campaigiurfg.-will :^b|;?| Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad when a cold front moves into 1 f25 Saturday a.m. Saturday sche As Witches Howl Fund, the Cerebral Palsy Clinic, allowed within 100 feet o£:tbfi^L has trains scheduled to leave Aus town. _ dules include buses departing and the American Heart Associa polls,, and- no signs. within Five sinister, black-robed fig feet. J ' ' •. tin Friday afternoon at 1:42 and The Texas Panhandle, living from Austin at 12:45 a.m. and ures will meet tonight at the tion. 8-5—Student elections 7 — Freshman Fellowship Hal 2:50, arriving in Dallas at 5:55 up to its reputation of taking 4:45 a.m. with arrival time in Dal stroke of midnig®$Hn the shad Acting on the request of Joe 8:30-12 and 1-5 — SMU game loween party, Y-MCA.