Campus Progress Report No. 29, Letter from Walter M. Tisdale to President Evan R. Collins, 1964 January 15

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15 Jemusry, 1964,
Walter M. Misdale .
President Even Ro Golidus

SAUEUS PROGRESS REPORT NO. 22.

L Besie Construction Company stexked, theke earth
moving thie week in aplte ov the adverse weathex conde
tions. Present lop soil is being placed upon Dormitory
No. @ site, in the southeast corer, where it will have
euple time to thay before construction is commenced.
Fill for the baseball. Meld aven wil be held until
more suitable weather conditions prevail.

ba Reeetion of aide pavela on the canta heat
ing plant continues at a slow pace owing te adverae wear
ther. Sabiefactery progvesa ia being made, however, om:
the dutericr of the Commissary.

3. Additonal work waa to have wterked yeateraay
for the erection of side panels Lor Dowmliovy No. 1, but
oulag to bad weether, this hes been postponed until
weather improves. ALL negotia es to guerarteos fox
these aide panele hove been campleted.

he Silverblets's court hearing was convluded Last
week. Uhe Judge asked for one week ta consider his plea
and to determine whether or wot toa gram wa injunction.
Our counsel comaiders this to be a good sign, and indica
tive of the fach that his case wil be Uarown out. Mean
while, no delays on the pavt of Bala Construction Canpany
ave oocurrding.

Ga: Dr. David Hartley

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