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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, TTedu. Sept. 26, 1931 Gaitskell FOR THE KIND OF GOAL YOU WANT Fears Arms WHEN YOU WANT IT. -ff Walter Declared Secure At Piedmont College Helm Br BILL ALLEN Constitution Staff Writar DEMOREST, Sept 25 Trustees picturesque Piedmont College, which has been rocked by discord since its president accepted a $6,000 school grant in alleged "Fascist money" last year, announced Tuesday that the college is still getting the money but "things are better at Piedmont now and there is no question that President James E. Walter will remain." Exclusive Distributors Insufficient Creech Dixie Coals CALL By RAYMOND DANIELL New York Timet New Service, Soecial to The Atlanta Constitution WA.

4711 LONDON, Sept. 25 Reporting on the North Atlantic treaty con CD Of ference at Ottawa. Hugh Gaits -lnv-. V-, i -J 600 City Employees 'Sick9 at Syracuse kell, Chancellor of the Exchequer, who has been represented in the British press as having swung partly around to Aneurin Bevan's SYRACUSE. N.

Sept. 25 The announcement was made informally at a meeting of school trustees ii. the absence of a report which was scheduled but not received from a five-man committee named to investigate dissension in the college. The committee asked permission to defer its report to the winter meeting be- UP) About 600 city employees position that the rearmament drive should be slowed down, declared I Tuesday that the real issue trou garbage and trash collectors, street repairmen and park workers-failed to report for work Tuesday. Union leaders said they were bling everybody was whether the present defense program would provide the military forces and equipment that the experts regard as essential to security.

Britain, he made clear, is still cause of a death in the family of I The workers seek a $400 annual its chairman, I. Sumner pay boost. The City Council cur-Birmingham educator. rently is considering a 1952 budget The investigation was asked by providing a $350 across-the-board students and faculty last spring jns 00 vear All ing less than $5,000 a year. All hoping for some American help 3 mu fiaJi at least in the form of making available substantial quantities of raw materials, steel and machine tools and perhaps, if she is found the "sick" workers are members of local 540, truck drivers and helpers union (AFL).

to be carrying an unfair share of the burden, some cash as well. There is no question, he insisted, of Britain's failing to carry out Staff Photo S. Van Tool her present commitments. He added: represents about 20 percent of its income. George Armstrong, head of the Texas Educational Foundation, was rebuffed by Jefferson Military "But I am bound to say I can accepting several $500 monthly! grants from the Texas Educational; Foundation through Gen.

George Van Horn Moseley, leader of the prt-World War II America First party. Faculty protests over the money and a campus speech by Moseley were followed by several firings and student demands that President Walter be replaced. Although A. T. Kline, of Toccoa, president of the board of trustees, said the school still accepts $500 a month from the foundation, ether members expressed "strong hopes" that the school may yet function without the money, which HP a.

not see how we in the United Kingdom can do more than we have promised and are carrying out the 4,700.000,000 pounds program unless there were to be a College in Mississippi when he offered the college a $18,000,000 endowment on a promise to teach superiority of the white Anglo- ENGINEERS CHECK SIGNAL A test pattern, giving televiewers throughout the South a preview of WSB-TV's covering power when it moves to Channel 2, the giant new tower with power of 50,000 watts, will be given Wednesday. WSB-TV moves to its new facilities and the new channel Sunday. The test pattern will bear the call letters WCON-TV which went off the air following the merger of The Journal and Constitution. Beginning Sunday, however, the call letters will be WSB-TV. Engineers inspecting the test pattern at the base of the tall tower are W.

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HARRY J. FLYM radical change in the economic Saxon. Dr. Walter has said that Armstrong's grant to Piedmont policies of all members of NATO insmrmnem Mrmkmr College was made with "no strings involving something much more attached. like a war economy, both internal ly in each case and in relations JUL with one another.

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POWER! their first glimpse of the new tower Saturday when WSB-TV, which operates on channel 8 until Sunday, will present a special pro building at Emory University. At Georgia Tech, where enroll gram from the tall tower. One ment to date is 3,600 students, as TV camera will be hoisted to the compared with 4,180 last year, 800-foot level to give viewers an idea of what Atlanta looks like from this point, while another spokesman declared the drop was actually a "welcome breather. "Every college and university in ueorgia foresees an unprece dented enlargement of their stu dent bodies within a few years," camera will be stationed on the ground to depict the scene at the transmitter. This program will be on Channel 8 at 12 noon.

The same call letters WSB-TV will be used after the switch to the powerful new facilities, said John Outler, General Manager of WSB and WSB-TV. "We will launch the new operation Sunday with a special program in which various dignitaries the official said, "and any intervening 'slump period' will be advantageous -in gearing for the NEW LOTION SHAMPOO BY T0NI GUARANTEED NOT TO OTA, NOT MY I01U1 lAffi! coming upswing." He said enrollment over the na Johnny Mantz, world-famous race driver, who's driven just about every kind of car ever made and won many of racing's top honors, has this to say about his Nash Ambassador: "I chose a Nash Ambassador for personal and stock-car racing use because I firmly believe Airflyte Construction and handling ease make it the safest car on the highway. Speed and performance? I proved that when I drove an Ambassador 102.46 m.p.h. over El Mirage Dry Lake, Its Jetfire Engine is one of the finest ever put into any car! But, above and beyond its record performance and economy are such features as Coil Spring riding ease. Airliner Reclining Seat, Twin Beds and Weather Eye Conditioned Air.

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MORE GI STUDENTS Atlanta's third station WLTV will begin operations on Channel 8 Sunday, offering a complete program of variety, dramatic and Most college spokesmen in the area expect Korean War veterans to be granted such GI rights in the Kiddie programs. future, with a resultant upswing WLTV is owned and operated in veterans on their campuses. by a group of prominent Atlanta Emory University reported businessmen. It will go on the air at approximately 3 p. m.

Sunday, five per cent drop in enrollment this year, with 3,300 students expected before final wind-up of registration. Its freshman class was hardest hit, but the reduction here is mitigated by increased en rollment in schools of nursing. theology, and graduate work. Registrar I. E.

Brook said reac tivation of the Air ROTC unit at Emory has also helped to offset 10 an expected more severe drop in enrollment. Brook said Emory's enrollment is affected this year because 60 per cent of Georgia's high schools are changing this year from 11-grade to 12-grade schools. Under the new plan, stu dents who might have enrolled in college this fall are remaining in high school to complete the 12th grade. The Atlanta Division, Univer sity of Georgia, expects its 1951-52 enrollment, not yet completed, to equal last year's 4,000 students. Addition of more facilities proh ably accounts for the sustained enrollment, a spokesman ex plained.

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Dr. Burts said the college's en roumeni "was certainly not ex pected to drop below 10 per cent and added, "we are not facing any crisis. Enrollment at Agnes Scott Col lege here which "always resists expansion of its enrollment, care 1 hardest water. Rinses oat easily, completely; bo after needed. Try WHITE RAIN for your next shampoo.

Much more hrsterl Much more softness! Much e-o-se-r to comb and set! MAIL ORDERS FILLED 177 Peaehtree SU N. Atlanta. Ga. Add lOo Postare, 3 Sales Tax fully selected academically from ALSO 60c and 30c ZUZS a large number of applicants for admission" totals 455 to date, as compared with last year's enroll ment of 468. The Agnes Scott freshman class is larger than usual with 147 students as compared with last year's 125 students.

Emory University spokesmen Q-aCQQ BCD 0uE0S reported Emory increased tuition DKAflU was "balanced by rising costs of operation." No institutions, however, expressed alarm over finances. I. Harold Saaeofi, secretary of.