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Show DAILY HERALD Friday, October 7, 1949 Committee Okehs Omnibus Flood Control Bill By NEA Service Counselors, all young men who others. Sometimes we introduce WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 U.R $175,000,000 for the reclamation bureau were granted for work'in the valley. These items, Chavez Chavez said that while the CVA plan had not been approved, the. committee's report would call at- tention to it and recommended fa-1 vorable action after further study-by study-by the group. NEW YORK. Oct. 4. On count may be either graduate students The senate public works commit students from the same city or state, and sometimes we try to bring together fellows who plan to enter the same general field of study." Today's college counselors are advisors rather than disciplinarians. disciplinari-ans. At Columbia, for instance, such standard college-boy stunts as soaping door handles, pie-bed less American campuses this fall., where brand-new freshmen are trying to adjust themselves to college life, there's a universal malady. It's homesickness. or staff members, are selected for their ability to organize social life for the neophytes. They live in the dormitories, and in the course of the first few weeks- make it their business to know every freshman student in their province. prov-ince. a Homesickness is often the result of not being able to make friends easily, the counselors discovered. "It's the boy who has to walk alone, behind the crowd, that we tee approved an omnibus rivers and harbors and flood control bill Thursday carrying authorizations emphasized, are subject to the approval of the. senate interior committee. totaling $1,564,228,650. The committee added to the house-approved bill projects costing cost-ing $447,228,650. - Committee Chairman Dennis Chavez, D., N. M., said the authorizations au-thorizations would permit the "orderly "or-derly continuation" of large-scale navigation, flood control, and related re-lated water" resources development develop-ment programs now. in progress. Chavez said that, while the committee did not approve the comprehensive Columbia valley plan, ' authorizations of $250,000,-000 $250,000,-000 for the army engineers and Freshman nostalgia is no Joke to college authorities, The problem prob-lem is greatest among students who never have been away from home before and among boys fromjfarms and villages confronted confront-ed for the first time with life in a Miners Open Negotiations SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 7 (U.R) Utah and Nevada mine union representatives opened negotiations negotia-tions with the Kennecott Copper Corp. here today by asking for a 25-cent hourly wage increase and a $100 monthly welfare program. pro-gram. The negotiations began after officers of the International Union Un-ion of Mine, Mill and Smelted Worwers (CIO) filed non-Com munist affidavits as required by thev Taft-Hartley labor law. Ne gotiators. for the miners at Bing-. ham, Utah, also asked for travel ding and water-tossing are tolerated. toler-ated. It's only when the water bags start sloshing on the street sides of dormitories that the counselors coun-selors ring down the curtain. big city college. For the freshman, the shock is probably toughest when West meets East when a boy from Kansas or California runs up worry about. Counselor George 'We don't worry about run-of- Thompson explains, "and we the-mill pranks. Thompson and make special efforts to see that Miller agree. "But we do worry FIRST LETTER HOME is tackled by Columbia freshman Mario Muchnik, whose yearning for home covers a lot more mileage than most new students'. He' comes from Buenos Aires. against what Assistant Dean Don ald B. Miller calls "the cold impersonal im-personal approach of the Easterners." East-erners." A he meets and makes friends with pwhen there is no horseplay at all. time payi. Who Gets More Homesick? College freshmen From Western U nited S tates Or The East? for 38 Mfa'. '.OTil -v.v0 S jJM I Miller has been working on the homesickness problem as part of his duties on the staff of Columbia University's School of Engineer ing. Like many other colleges, Columbia attacks the malady before be-fore it becomes serious through a seven-man team of counselors who take over the freshmen the minute they put their bags down on the campus. In colleges with such a pro gram, there is little time for a new .student to yearn for home. Without it. says Edward J. Mal- loy, Jr., who directs the service at Columbia, countless iresnmen would be "lost boys." Argentina Peso Gets Revaluation BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, Oct. 4 (U.R) Argentinareyalued the peso over the weekend in ac cordance with a complex sliding scale designed to win both import and. export benefits for this country. The Argentine currency unit was sharply revalued with respect to the British pound to compen-' compen-' sate for sterling devaluation.. The peso's nominal dollar value remained re-mained fixed at 29.85 U. S. cents, but new trade rates effectively brought a partial devaluation of , Argentine currency. The Fress peso had been selling for about 21 cents ;on the New York market. At the new rates, values . of the peso range be tween 20.7 cents for the Ieasft favored exporters and 13.9 cents for the least favored importers. . . I pi,ii.Mllllil.u..yiiii r.. . - it . -f , U KJl A ' " t ,, i, U;a y " S ' ' 'W ; v ' j '!i i- KNITTED Nl FT Y Radio songstress Patsy Lee, above, found a way to keep the charms of the knitted sweater on into evening. Her gown, designed especially for National Sweater Week, has a nifty knitted top what there is of it 5?? I k Is! )SJ ' 14. -Vj?-fi V. A small town, avers Father is a place where the folks know all the news beforo tho paper comes out, but read it anyway to see whether or not the editor got the stories according to the way they heard them. This is Bill's first trip out here rand he's making Mary Jealous the way he raves over Grandma Morgan's cooking. Of course, I side with Bill for Father's mother is a real cook, and I'm hoping this time to persuade her to give me some of her recipes. I already know one of her secrets and it's the secret of many good cooks. She uses Moaning Milk to make her dishes extra smooth, extra rich. Try it yourself this very week! SAVE U I P Oj SAVJ tf Short Shanks. IP iPlGUlG HftMS (MB BOIL altTO raw it ri TOP WAX 1 ,UT inanected ib.2)1 It's Allen's for the Lowest Prices Check your everyday prices at Allen's and see the super savings. 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