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turns to the sea. The Pacific sal. mon spawns In fresh water and then dies. Disagreement between the salmons: The Atlantic salmon spawns in fresh water and re Ths Anstin American Page AM Austin, Texas Friday, April 5, 1S67 Vatican Slams Kadar's Mindszenty Statement Dag Wants UN Force To Remain VATICAN Cm. April 4 IB-A Vatican source suggested today Fellowship Fund Plan Announced UNITED NATIONS, April 4 UN Secretary General Dag Ham-marskjold said, today he would be unhappy to see the UN emergency force in Palestine disbanded while it still has a job to do.

Hammarskjold told a news conference he considered "satisfactory" the present arrangements for UNEF. He made that statement when asked if Egypt would Hungary's Communist Premier doesn't know what he's talking about in reporting Pope Pius XII has urged Josef Cardinal Mindszenty to resume his post as the Hungarian Roman Catholic prince primate. The Vatican view is that Cardinal Mindszenty, a refugee for five months in the U.S. legation in Budapest, remains the primate whether confined or free. The Red Premier, Janos Kadar, said in an interview with three Western correspondents in Budapest last night he believes Cardin- al Mindszenty wants to quit the legation and leave the country.

"We have" heard that the Pope has twice urged him to resume his post as prince primate of Hungary, but as far as we know he has not tried to do so," Kadar said. "We have heard he wants to leave Hungary. It is very hard to see a way out, both for him and for those who gave him asylum. "The Hungarian people do not need him, as far as I know, and the government certainly does not need him." The Vatican source commented: i "Kadar would be one of the last persons to be in a position to know of any exchange of contacts between the cardinal and the pontiff, if any occurred." permit UNEF to stay despite Israel's refusal to let UN soldiers take up stations on Israeli soil along the Egyptian-Israeli Prudential Announces A New Agent In Austin I I arm. xHmm fejj AUtt Glen H.

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i. EMMERT, Manager li' 3 5,0 ult CR-35' i Austin, Texot jf Th Prudential I f(jSJ WIUIUNC COMPANY Of AHIHC Space Available For Exhibitions The Junior Chamber of Commerce's annual Home and Trade Show still has exhibition space left. General Chairman Joe Hannan HOUSTON, April 4 to-A 25 million dollar program designed to relieve a serious shortage of qualified teachers for colleges and universities was announced today by the Ford Foundation. I Dr. Henry T.

Heald, president I of the foundation, said the pro-vgram will provide graduate fel- lowships to prospective college teachers at the rate of 1,000 a year the next five years. Heald spoke before the opening r.l session of the 20th annual meet-: ing of the Southern University The two-day ing is being attended by high offi- cials of 52 colleges and universi-1 ties in 13 states. aPnel discus- sions at the meeting are empha-; sizing graduate program prob- lems. 4 Heald, a former president of New York University, said the 25 million dollar appropriation by the foundation will be used for extension and development of the national Woodrow Wilson Fellow-. ship Program.

Other officials of the founda- tion said in New York Qty that up until now there has been no active recruitment of able col-2. lege students for college teaching, that they are concerned with the to 1898. On the left is Oliver Carlson of Round Rock who attended Trinity College, a Lutheran institution formerly located at Round Rock but now merged with TLC. Dr. A.

G. Wie-deraenders, dean of students at TLC, is in the center. He gave the address at the banquet. TLC EXES CONVENE Attending a meeting of Texas Lutheran College er-students held at the Palm Valley Lutheran Church parish hall was one of the oldest living ex-students attending the banquet. On the rjght is L.

J. Luedecke of 1715 Cromwell Street, Austin, who attended TLC from 1896 said Thursday that room is left, in the City Coliseum for 12 more UNEF forces are on the Egyptian side of the Gaza Strip and on the Sinai coast off the Gulf of Aqaba. 'Asked how long UNEF would remain in Egypt and the Gaza Strip, Hammarskjold replied: "I would be unhappy to see the breaking up of the UNEF arrangement until we have got such a useful change of the situation as would, to my, mind, render UNEF in its present form unnecessary. We have not got there yet." He said that he and Major General E. L.

M. Burns, UNEF commander, received "full from the Egyptian government in Cairo. Hammarskjolo: sard he had no Let's Re-Elect WESLEY PEARSON City Council Place 5 April 6th Ha has always worked for the best interest of all the people of Austin. Political Ad Pd. by Friends Embolism Said Sailor's Death Cause exhibitors.

He urged any business or industry interested to contact the Jaycee office immediately. The trade show a free of charge window shopper's dream opens a three day run next Friday. TV Sale Okayed WASHINGTON, April 4 UP The Communications Commission today authorized Coastal Bend Television Company to sell Channel 22 Station KVDO-TV at Corpus Christi, Texas, to South Texas Telecasting Company, headed by Blanco River Bridge Crash Injures Two Docs Attack LA Smog LOS ANGELES, April 4 UN -Nearly 1,100 physicians in this area believe that smog causes chest pains, shortness of breath and other symptons of poisoning from known air pollutants. An official of the Los Angeles reply from President Nasser to Israel question of whether GROTON, April 4 tSh-The Navy says the death of a crew member of the nuclear urt quality of college teachers, as as the quantity, to meet en-V rollments which are expected to SAN MARCOS, April 4-Two men were seriously injured Thursday at 1:50 p.m. in a spectacular, fiery head-on truck-car Egypt 6tul considered herself at war with Israel, and no reply double in 15 years.

from either country as to whether powered submarine USS Skate was'due to air embolism, caused by excessive internal body pres- crash atop the Blanco River, H. J. Schmidt, for 594,300. either would reaffirm provisions HAeald said potential teachers from among students in all fields bridge two -miles north of here County Medical Association made I SUre on US Highway 81. of study will be recruited, with faculty assistance, on appiwd- Robert Lee Hadley, 23, an elec Highway Patrol identified the mately 1,000 college campuses.

injured as Cacil Herbert Jones, 47, of Dallas, driver of the car; tronics technician first class, died after completing a 50-foot ascent in a submarine escape training tHe said that in addition to the 'l 1,000 fellowships for the first year I' of graduate study, the program and Herbert Lee Carter, 42, of Fort Worth, driver of semi-trailer tank Tuesday. He wore no artificial breathing apparatus. also will provide assistance for truck owned by Master's Bonded Movers of Fort Worth. The death was the fourth In the tank since it was placed in operation In July 1329, the Navy said. There have been 220,000 suc 1 Tffl ll A -X' tifVH fit.

I Both men were taken to San Marcos Hospital. Jones suffered head and chest injuries; Carter, a this report today, disclosing results of a questionnaire answered by nearly 1,300 doctors. More than 600 doctors reported verified instances of persons leaving this area solely because of smog. Persons more susceptible than the average to smog are heart disease patients, the overly nervous and the allergic, many doctors said. Of them 599 called it a factor in cancer of the lung and air passages.

The chairman of the association's smog committee, Dr. Frances M. Pottinger reported on the survey at a press study beyond the first post-grad- uate year. Individual awards are expected to average about $2,200 and will require about million dollars. Z.

Another 10 million dollars will go to the universities for aid to cessful ascents. Hadley was par broken knee and other hurts. Patrolman J. P. Lynch and Sergeant F.

E. Boyd, who inves ticipating in a routine requaunca-tion test, being shot into the water without artificial lungs. graduate students beyond the first year at the rate of $2,00 for each tigatedsaid the car, headed norm, was attempting to pass another vehicle when it was in Hadley, a member of the detail outfitting the Navy's third nuclear powered submarine, lived at the bas with his wife. He was 8 native of Edinburg, Ind. a head-one collision with the truck, which hit an abutment fellow.

Of the $2,000, three-fourths will be used for financial aid to uate students, particularly in their final years. This aid will be at the discretion of the uni- versity at which the fellow en- and burned, 501 E. 6th WE CASH PAY ROLL CHECKS AUSTINS LEADING VALUE STORE rolls and wil lnot be limited to the Woodrow Wilson fellows them-f selves. The remaining one-fourth Tmay be used by the university I for additional fellowships or for strengthening its graduate pro-. gram generally.

Heal said the nationwide re-Z cruiting program will cost about $2,800,000 and that the program's '4 administrative expenses for five i years will approximate one mil- JFalfciriic (CairimnvaE pjMSs you COMPLETE optical service: from 1000 YDS. OF BUTCHER LINENS ALL COLORS eye examination manufacture through final titting and thereby your savings are great and your complete 3 TO 15 YD. LENGTHS FIRST QUALITY THIS WILL BE SOLD FRIDAY ONLY 69c -79c -98c Uon. i He said the recruiting program will be conducted largely through corps of 100 or more faculty members who will give the as-C signment about one-third of their time. Four or five regional field directors will assist in devoloping v- and coordinating the program.

Heald said $200,000 will be made available immediately to the Association of American Uni-t and the Association of Graduate Schools to increase by 100 the number of fellowships for of this year, a 50 per cent increase over the 200 award- ed this spring. 1 Underground IFire Stalls 1 60 Trains WASHINGTON, April 4 BV-A Z. former undercover agent for the FBI testified today at a Subversive Activities Control Board (SACB) hearing that she was Crpaid $9,198 for her work with the Communist Party. witness, Miss Rowena Paumi, now owner of a hair- dressing shop at Bridgeport, said she served as an in 5 IDipess SOLIDS FANCIES FAST COLOR SIZES 14-17 i if iWiwrtmwfiWfiiWiorifiiMwn Val. to 2.49 1 ji ii i 1 Lee offers patients the largest selection of modern frames in the Southwest.

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