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Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 35

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Thursday, October 23. 1959 ghg Atlfittlt jtatffimtUt Austin, Tpxax-PaEc III WELDER GAME REFUGE QO Different Birds Found aiSinion Protests Eyed MEXICO CITY (AP)-The city government has opened a publie complaint center on matters affecting public health. It promises to investigate complaints on bad dry cleaning, noisy workshops, in uge for which no one has the tell you that tliey SINTON tfl Experts at the Welder Wildliie Refuge near here birdman can never should Antonioi range east of San SHE KNOWS THE WRITER LONDON (UPD-The Daily Telegraph today published a letter from a mother who described her 3-year-old daughter's first comment on airplane sky-writing. "He's writing again," said the girl. "Who?" asked the mother.

"God." replied the child. dustrial smoke and toxic gases, Why, for instance did a meadow cement factory dust, interior have identified more than 400 different birds on the refuge. lark of the race that nests andj bread and tortillas, poor building Black-bellied tree ducks aren supposed to wander north of the Rio Grande, either, but Cottam Freedom Has Strings Attached By J. A. ST.

AMANT REDLANDS, Calif. (UPD-Four young classical musicians who pierced the Iron Curiam in a search for anistic freedom arc trying to find out whether there is a market for culture in America. The four are known as the materials and faulty public baths. Dr. Clarence Cottam, director Dreecs in Idaho turn up in one of Cottam's dove traps a year or -4 has seen them on the Refuge for of the Refuge and ornithologist, says approximately 600 species ago ut uxiam awn i Know, surnably raised a farniiy in at least two years.

out ne Danaea it ana sent onnoitilWest) it got homesick and. Purpole gallinules, Mexican and are known to either nest or winter in Texas, hence the number ac us way rejoicing. wound up the same m6et A year later, after having pre-1 the same bush. pied-bill grebes, blue-headed vi recs and a number of warblers counts for at least two-thirds of them. There is no doubt about the winter at the Refuge, entirely un aware that they should be south excellence of their musicianship.

They are superb, dedicated musi- Only Rockport, Where Mrs. Jack Hagar has observed birds for of the border. years, has a higher species count, They have won critical acclaim i ne groove-billed am, a ragamuffin so common along the and in Central America, has Europe and Australia. with roughly 420. The Texas Coastal Bend is a sort of melting pot for birds, Cot stopped in to say howdy to the EX-AUSTINITE'S HUSBAND RECEIVES KINCHELOE AWARD Widow of famed test pilot imakes presentation in California.

tam says, with species from north, doctor and the rest of the refuge fly'- xi RABBIT ISI; S-J east and west meeting here. Field Quartet, a string ensemble composed of Otto Field, first violin: Janos (John) Forgacs, second violin; Gyorgy (George) Szende, viola; and Wladyslaw (Lotsie) Przybyla, 'cello. Przy-byla was born in Poland; the others in Hungary. But tlie question seems to be: Is there a paying market for their musicai product here? The quartet has an ambitious tour lined up for the Fall and Winter season, including engage- crew. The staff spends six days a week studying what makes Texas wild The Welder Refuge is 7,800 BY 1967 acres devoted to biological research by the will of the late Bob Welder.

life tick and are apt to be found They fled their Communist-! mcnts at New York's Carnegie dominated homelands in hopes 0f Hall, on Jan. 17, 1960, at Stanford Ar.fnut:.L: ITTnivprcifv nnH at the University and at the University the field on Sundays, too. There are a lot of tilings about the birds and animals of the Ref- Coots are the dominant nesting waterfowl on the Welder, and any estabnshing their artistic lnieg- Airlines Laying Plans For Supersonic Planes Award Goes To Husband Of Ausiiniie The Society of Experimental Test Pilots awarded to Major rity in the free world, which thev The syrup with that old-time ribbon cane flavor! have done, and of finding finan LET US TREAT YOUR HOME FOR cial security for themselves and their families, which they haven't ANTS and COCKROACHES yet. All are determined to become Silverfish right now," Six said. "The only thing lacking is the By ROY L.

McGHEE DENVER (UPI) Jet passen Old-time ribbon cane flavor from the Deep South for waffles, pancakes and breads. Gives a savory flavor to baked beans, ham and ger travel is an accomplished fact $75,000,000 needed for the proto Americans citizens and to make their permanent homes in the United States but the question of of Oregon, at Washington, D. and at Boston, Mass. Then they're off to Salzburg, Austria, to play at the Mozarteum during the international Mozart celebration. They will return to Redlands in the Spring and then head for South America on a 14-concert tour.

This, however, will only mean bread-and-butter money, according to Field, and will hardly pay their transportation expenses. So, when they return they will be faced still with the question: Is culture a paying proposition in America? type. Kooert u. Ferry, AFFTC test pilot, the Iven C. Kincheloe Award at their annual banquet in Los Angeles in recognition of his out FREE TERMITE INSPECTION 26 Years an Austin resident Over 1000 references furnished Written guarant We spray lawns, trees, cattle, etc.

Call Us, Anytime! "Made of steel and titanium, the STS's will weigh no more than present Boeing 707's and they will be able to use any fields yams, pies, puddings. BLUE LABEL for the rich flavor of freshly ground ribbon cane BROWN LABEL for deliriously mild sugar-cane flavor DELICIOUS lvsli NUTRITIOUS lOWi! ECONOMICAL I money plagues them. Currently they are living at the University of Redlands, where they have been subsidized by the university and by San Francisco industrialist Harold L. Zellerbach. But their contract with the university expires shortly.

that can handle the 707's. Operational costs will be directly com DAY NIGHT PEST CONTROL GL 3-0439 parable to those of the present jets." over much of the globe today, but the nation's airline executives have no intention of leaving it at that. Robert Six, president of Continental Airlines since 1938, when he was only 31, is a case in point. Six is the 52-year-old dynamo who has guided his small mountain states line into a place as one of the nation's largest. He is also the husband of Broadway star Ethel Merman and has as much showmanship in his business as she does in hers.

Six recently installed jet passenger planes on Continental's major routes from Chicago to the West Coast through Kan-sis City and Denver. But before they were in operation a month he petitioned the Civil Aeronautics Board for route extensions to Hawaii. And standing work in experimental flight testing. Selected for -his work in flight testing the Bell XV-3 converti-plane here earlier this year, Major Ferry was presented the award by Mis. Iven C.

Kincheloe. This is the second presentation of the annua award in memory of Capt. Kincheloe. Major Ferry, a Korean Conflict helicopter pilot with 90 combat missions, graduated from the USAF Experimental Test Pilot School at Edwards in January of 1955. He has been involved this year in several dramatic rescues, where sick and injured campers have been plucked from perilous mountain peaks in the High Sierras.

The Iven C. Kincheloe award is the highest honor the Society of Experimental Test Pilots can bestow on one of its members. Mrs. Ferry, wife of Major Ferry, was formerly Margaret Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Holt, 3501 South First Street of Austin. They have two children, Danny and Cindy. not only that he wants to cut to the islands by a third. In the same petition to the CAB, Six let it be known that reduced fares on longer routes aren't all he has in mind. The burly executive, who practices fast draws with a six-gun as a hobby, ajso outlined a plan for supersonic passenger planes.

Six assured the CAB that Continental will have planes capable REB Flans Tax Study Appointment of a tax study committee and a talk on telephone of flying 1,980 miles an hour by 1967 sooner if possible. He told the board the inly thins stopping the airline industry from putting SST's (supersonic transports) in to service in the next two or three years is cost. The planes will retail at about $8,500,000 each, without engines. Power plants will add another to their cost. "US manufacturers have the know-how to build the planes courtesy featured the program of the Austin Real Estate Board's luncheon Tuesday at the Villa Capri Restaurant.

"Mrs. Eulalia Baker, assistant chief operator for the Southwest ern Bell Telephone Panel Elects CC's Staffer Thomas Perkins, Austin Chamber of Commerce staff member who works with the chamber's Industrial Development Council, is a new member of the board of directors of the Southern Industrial gave a tape-recorded demonstration of the different types of voices heard daily on telephones and commented on their characteristics. President Sidney Smith named Nelson Puett as chairman of a committee to study sources of revenue other than property ad Valorem taxes in an effort by the board to halt the increasing imposts on real estate. Named on the committee with him were Claude D. Wilson, Harold Legge, Richard Doyle, George W.

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