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No. 49

Lighting Of Torch
Kicks Off Week

The fam iliar lighting of the G reek torch by Sue Nichols
Monday, touches off the annual w eek of parties, sports^events,
a banquet and* dance for all ASU sororities and fraternities.
Following the lighting of the torch on the patio of the MU at
8 p.m., P at Fay, m aster of ceremonies, w ill introduce the
Steering Committee — direc­
tors for the w eek’s activities. evening’s activities is 'May
Speakers w ill be Miss Darlene Goddard.
A uthurs, Panhellenic president,
Tuesday night, 9 p.m., all
Sandpoint, Idaho; and Don G reeks are invited to progres­
K enninger, I n t e r f r a - sive parties in the fra te rn ity
tern ity Council president, D u­ houses along A delphi Drive.
luth, Minn. C hairm an of the C hairm an of parties is M arvin
Weide.
W ednesday night the annual
In te rfra tern ity Sing is sche- '
duled for 7:30 p.m. at Palo V er­
de H all. Bob H arris is chair­
m an. H ighlight of the evening
is the crow ning of. D iana and
Two ASU E ngineering m a­ A pollo, G reek royalty. Bill
jors w ill attend the n in th an ­ D ruke is chairm an of Greek
nual student conference of the royalty elections.
Pacific Coast Region, National
The annual Lam bda Chi A l­
In stitute of A eronautical Sci­ pha toad hop is T hursday noon
W mm
ences, in Los Angeles, T hurs­ in the Q uadrangle.
Friday,
day and Friday.
G reek Games are scheduled' for
David Hubiak and A drian L. 7 p.m. in Goodwin Stadium . All
G R O O M IN G . . . H olstein before L ittle International Show judging contest
A ndersen w ill be th e only A ri­ G reeks w ill participate in ch ar­
last night w ere D ick Collins, B ill McDonald and B u cky K ent. A w ards w ere giv­
zona students participating. Dr. iot races, tu g -o f-w ar, and sack
en for animal showmanship.
A lfred B. Stafford, professor of races. The public is invited.
Engineering, w ill accom pany Fred Moore is C hairm an for
them . >
N ear- Pei^fect Score
the evening. ■_
,
H ubiak w ill present a paper,
H ighlight of the w eek’s ev­
“Missile Instrum entation by R a­ ents is the Grecian Ball, S at­
dio Telem etry,” and A ndersen urday night from 9 p.m. to
w ill read^k-paper on “In ertial m idnight in the MU ballroom .
G ene Sparks, a junior, took trophy. Ivan G illing and Cecil tional” livestock show held last G uidance Systems.” They wifi C arl R itter’s orchestra, ahd
top honors in th e an n u al ASU A rm strong placed second and night in conjunction w ith A g­ -compete w ith students from Jojr* L ynne T aqner, vocalist,
14 schools in. California, W ash­ w ill provide the music. Irene
Aggie D ay ‘A gathon’ com peti­
th ird , respectively.
gie D ay w ere not available at ington and Oregon for cash Escobedo is chairm an fo r the
tion yesterday a t th e ASU F arm
aw ards.
‘A gathon’ participants w ere press time.
ball.
on South M ill Ave.
Placing second in th e ‘A ga- required to compete in judging
th o n ’ w as Bob H unt, an d th ird Contests in soils, grain, en ­
w as'R en e G andara, also juniors. tomology, dairy poultry, beef,
Dale' H arp er won th e liv e­
swine, sheep, shrubs and fruits
stock judging trophy w ith 497
points out of a possible 500. and vegetables.
Ju d g in g of dairy, poultry,
The first annual sem inar of K ennecott Copper Co., Ray, on m ent developm ent program s,
Second and th ird places w ere
tak en by C layton Zim m erm an, beef, sw ine and sheep'com pris- the A m erican In stitute of In ­ “Controls for P reventive M ain­ Convair, Pom ona, Calif., on
and Roy England, respectively. ,ed th e livestock judging con­ dustrial Engineers m eets on the tenance;” and Q uentin G. T u r­ “M anagem ent D evelopm ent *for
Don Sim pson was nam ed r e ­ gest. The agronom y com peti­ ASU cam pus F riday and S a t­ ner, assistant general m anager, Supervisory E ngineers” and
'
,
cipient of th e Agronom y contest tion consisted of two m ain div­ urday.
W estern M ilitary Electronics Dr. R alph M. Barnes, professor
T he sem inar begins F rid ay Center, Motorola Incorp., Phoe­ of E ngineering and P roduction
isions, h o rticulture and soils. In
the h o rticulture division p artic­ at 9 a.m. w ith registration in nix, on “Systems in M anage­ M anagem ent, U of Calif., LA,
ipants judged shrubs and two the MU, followed by introduc­ m ent.”
on “W ork Sim plification in I n Addresses by Dr. Cloice E. d u stîy ,” and another to u r of
classes of fru its and vegetables. tory talks by M erlin Vincent,
Soils com petition consisted of president of th e CAC, AIIE, MyèrS, coordinator of m qnage- the com puter center, beginning
identification of five soils and and G rady Gammage, ASU
at 3:15, Will conclude F rid ay ’s
five weeds and judging of president.
program .
Les Brown, hailed ,by leading alfalfa, grain, sorghum, and en ­
The th ree talks by Myers,
A to u r of the com puter cen­
critic njagazines as A m erica’s tomology.
M ustain and B arkson w ill be
te r and talks by George A.
top band, w i l l ' furnish m usic
repeated
S aturday
m orning
Results of the ‘L ittle In te rn a - Ross, m anager, systems and
w ith h is' Band of Renow n for
w hen th e sessions resum e at 9
procedures, M ountain States
th e annual Royal Ball, spon­
in -th e MU.
Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
sored by the ASU Social board.
Denver, on “Office W ork Sim ­
A t 10:30, Charles Borg, chief,
D ate of the ball has chang­
outside production v e n d o r
plification,” and R obert M used to Friday, M ay 15 in th e
quality, H ughes A ircraft Corp.,
tain, supervisor, cost proposal
M em orial Union ballroom . The
Tucson, w ill discuss “Q uality
and , analysis section, N orth
Cam pus K ing and Queen w ill
Control R eliability Program s,”
A m erican A viation
Incorp.,
Jo h n Hollingshead, baritone, Inglewood, Calif., on “A pplica­
be crow ned a t the dance. ‘
and Hood and Ross w ill repqat
B oard chairm an is Toni' and Don- C randall, tenor, w ill tions of the L earning C urve,”
th eir F rid ay talks.
'Johnson, w ith Jo h n S outhern present a senior recital Tuesday w ill begin a t 10:30.
The keynote address, “Es­
tablishing W ork S tandards by
• as co-chairm an. C hairm an of at 8:15 p.m. in the MU b all­
Follow ing a noon luncheon
room.
Sam pling,” by Dr. B arnes, a t
in th e MU, A. W. Barkson, ap ­
ball decorations is. Jack Ong.
T he program includes w orks plied science field m anager,
__T he first Royal Ball w as held
2 p.m. in t h e . MU w ill follow
a neon luncheon in th e MU to
last year. Reigning over th e by Bach, Schubert, H andel, International Business M a­
conclude th é sem inar.
chines, Dallas, w ill speak on
a ffair w ere Dick M ansberger, Verdi, V alverde and Gounod.
' A ll discussions are open to
A ccom panists are R ita C hat- “O perations R esearch;” Jo h n
campus- king, an d S haron Neff,
DR. RALPH BARNES
ASU students.
queen.
Hood, m ill industrial engineer,
w in an d Leila Crandall.
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AS Engineers
To Participate
In Conference

Sparks Wins Agathon Honors

Dr. Ralph Barnes Of UCLA Keynote Speaker
At Engineers’ Seminar Here Today, Tomorrow

Renown Band
Slated To Play
For Royal Ball

Recital Planned
Next Tuesday

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Friday, A pril 24,1959

STATE PRESS

Sam
H u n t e r ,A
Is Busy Man With M any Responsibilities
W ant to m ake you rself h eard
a t a big convention o r rally ?
W ant to borrow a film to
show to a class o r club?
T h e m an to, see im e ith e r case
is Sam H unter, su pervisor of
th e audio-visual d e p & e n t of
th e ASU B ureau of A udio-V is­
u a l Aids. H u n ter’s job includes
th e supervision of th e U n iv er­
sity film library, th e su p erv is­
ion of the com m unication sy s­
tem s on campus, and th e gen, eral supervision of th e various
staffs connected w ith th e b u r­
eau.
The ASU film lib ra ry is the
largest in the Southw est. Con­
tain in g 3,000 educational reels
th a t cover a w ide v ariety of
subjects, the lib rary is larg er
th an both the UofA an d ASC at
F lag staff’s sim ilar projects com ­
bined.
W henever a teacher, a t ASU
o r anyw here in the state, needs
a film, he m ay pick up the
phone, and call Sam o r one of
his assistants.' The film he r e ­
quests w ill be deliveredTîîT'time
and in good- condition.
As
m any as 150s films leave H u n ­
te r ’s office daily.
Control of the cam pus com ­
m unications system s is no

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m ean job, either. This depart m ent sees th a t microphones are
re a dy for use at all assemblies,
athletic events and street an n°uncem ents, as well as for use
in classroom s and dorm itories
" eedi" g PA systems. Also un
d er H u n te rs jurisdiction are
—
all the movie projectors on

you w ant to see if it’s ^on, ju st
snap your fingers at i t instead.”
H unter has a com petent group
Two new English courses
0f co-w orkers. Rachel F ix has
w ill be offered at ASU n ex t
been chief librarian for seven
sem ester, according to Dr. Colyears, and M arjorie Cushing
lice Portqoff, English d e p a rt­
has been assistant lib rarian six m ent chairm an.
years. Helen M cNulty superEN 111 is a course io r fo r­
vises the shipping and receiving
eign students w ho have stu d ­
o f the films; G eraldine Barido
ied English in th eir native
is in charge of film inspection;
countries, b u t w ho req u ire
Bill Ramsey, is electronics tech­
practice in th e English idioms.
nician; D orothy Colton, is a secIntensive reading, w riting, and
- retary, and she also preview s
discussion 1w ill acquaint stu ­
. and screens the films. Ted
dents w ith the »colloquial flavor
Miller, S tate Press cartoonist,
of English.
is in charge of the charts and
EN 112, a ( continuation of
graphs. H eading the whole A u­
EN 111,'w ill be offered second
dio-V isual B ureau is Joel Bene­
sem ester.
B oth
three-how r
dict, associate professor of E dcourses will be tau g h t by D an
catiohr*^
Q uirk.
Aside from the full tim e em ­
EN 204, “L iteratu re F or T o­
ployees, are the p a rt tim e stu ­ day,” w ill be offered as a gen­
dent helpers — seven of them . eral education elective, not op­
I t’s th eir job to rep air the-film s en to freshm en. The two sec­
When they get dam aged. A id­ tions of the th re e -h o u r course
ing' them are two $2500 auto­ w ill be taught by J e rry B ry an t
m atic film inspection m achines and Dr. M arjorie Ryan.
th a t find dam ages on the films
The course w ill cover lite ra ­
and inform the students of the tu re and lite ra ry m ovem ents of
discrepancy by a* system o f the cu rren t decade. Fiction
lights. ASU was the first in­ m ovem ents in dram a, poetry,
stitution in A rizona to use the biography, w ar' novels and
machines.
short stories w ill be discussed.
“One thing I do w ish,” says
W riters to be featured in ­
H unter grinning w ryly. “I ’d clude J. D. Salinger, playw right
like, ju st once, to be able to Jo h n Osborne, and novelist
w atch a whole football game K ingsley
Amis,
au th o r of
WATCHING . . Geraldine Barido inspect film at w ithout having to w orry about “L ucky Jim .”
Audio-Visual Aids Bureau are E llen Bell, acting di­ w hether the PA system is w o rk ­ “T he tren d is to .attra c t stu ­
ing; w hether it’s adjusted to dents to lite ra tu re by em pha­
rector of the MU, and Sam H unter, supervisor of
the voices of the different sizing , contem porary
the Audio-Visual departm ent.
ra th e r'
speakers; and w hether the th an trad itio n al w orks,” stated
scoreboard is operationg prop-' Mr. B ryant.
erly. I ’ll bet th e games are
Sim ilar courses are offered
real exciting!”
a t m ost universities in the U.S.
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cam pus — there is one projector per 300 students.“My p et peeve,” says H uriter
grim ly, “is those people th a t
w alk up to a m ike and blow in to it to see if it’s on. M any
tim es it actually dam ages the
delicate m achinery inside —
never does it do it any good. If

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W h e re Fashion
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STATE PR ESS

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'Verde Hiver, Saguaro Lake

AM S Water Sparts D ay
Set M ay: A t
Sites
W ater Sports Day, sponsored
by th e A ssociated M en S tu ­
dents, has been set for M ay 17.
A planning m eeting w ill be
held Tuesday afternoon a t 2:30
in th e AMS office. A ll cam ­
pus organizations a re asked to
send a rep resen tativ e to this
m eeting.
• ’
W ater sports events w ill sta rt
at th e Verde R iver a t 10 a.m.
and w ill m ove to Saguaro Lake
at noon.
.
E n try blanks fo r events m ay
be obtained in th e AMS office.

Topic Of ASU
Senate

w a ter boxing and outboard boat
races.

AS Farm Scene
Of 4-HConclave

T he ASU F arm on South Mill
Ave. w ill be the site of th e a n ­
n u a l M aricopa C ounty 4-H
Judging Day tom orrow .
A pproxim ately 250 county 4H »youth w ill attend. The day
begins a t 8:15 a.m. w ith regis­
tration. Ju d g in g com petitions
Scheduled contests are row­ in both hom e economics and
boat race, canoe race, water ski agricultural phases of 4-H Club
face, swimming competition, w ork w ill follow.

We require a B.S. or an advanced decree
in mathematics or the physical sciences.
Experience in your university's computing
facility is highly desirable.

S P A C E T ECH N O LO G Y

N IA D S . . .m em b ers pose on A S U swim m ing pool
ladder before taking a practice swim . Group per­
form s at aquatic shows and other events.

Offers work of the future
...today!

The ASU Suprem e Court
ruled recenty th at the ASASU
Senate m ay impeach only offi­
cers serving on boards or agen­
cies created by the Senate.
The court said th at creation
of an office implies the power
to destroy th at office, b u t con­
firm ation of an officer dotes not
imply th e power to remove
him.
The opinion was requested
by
Senators
K aren
Davis
(AW S), Velva Richey (AWS)
and Sam Stocks (SRC) in an
effort to settle a dispute over
a S enate bill to set up im ­
peachm ent proceedings.
'In th e same opinion, the
court held: officers of AWS
and AMS are not officers of the
ASASU; AWS and AMS are
separate entities from ASASU
and, as such, ASASU can not
regulate these groups; and
salaries paid officers of AWS
and AMS are dependtent on full
execution of all duties of their
offices.
The court also recom m ended
that AWS insert an im peach­
m ent clause in its constitution
and th a t the Senate establish
im peachm ent p r o c e e. d ings
through
constitutional
am endm ent rather than sta­
tute.

Cooke To Review
Williams’ Play*
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A p lay by Tennessee W il­
liams w ill b e reviewed Monday
at a 12:30 luncheon in the
M emorial Union- bapquet room.
Dr. Franhuin O. Cooke, as­
sistant professor of English at
ASU, w ill review the' play,
“Sw eet B ird of Y outh.” The
S tudent-F aculty Board spon­
sors the event. Admission is
85 cents p r a meal ticket.

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applied mathematicians
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an d easy g o in g m ildness. The
b est to b acco m akes th e best
sm oke.

High speed digital computers and expanding
computing systems require individuals
with more than the usual amount of
interest and ability in the fields of Applied
Mathematics and related computer
programming.
Our Computation and Data Reduction
Center in Southern California is one of the
largest and most advanced facilities in
the nation. Three of the largest and most
modem high-speed digital computers
(IBM 709, 704, and UNIVAC 1103A) are
utilized in the support of Systems Engineering
for the Air Force Ballistic. Missile Program
and space flight studies. .

Escape from fads
and fancy Stuff . . .

Have a real
cigarettehave a C A M E L

Contact your placement office for an
application, or send any inquiriés to Space
Technology Laboratories, Inc. to
the attention of Mr. Gerald Backer.

Sp a ce Technology J B k
Laboratories, Inc. ™
P.O. Box 95004, Los Angeles 45, California*

‘It might not he the final solution*
but a Camel would help!”

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By PETEY OLMSTED

P opular opinion seems to be
th a t once college students set
foot in this w orld of classrooms,
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parties, etc., w e lose m uch p i
our contact w ith — and consid­
eration for — the reality of th e
“outside w orld.”
F our San Jose S tate College
undergraduates are helping dis­
pel this notion. To quote the
SJS cam pus new spaper, “A
struggle in th e plateaus of T i­
bet has reached 12,000 m iles
around the w orld and has seiz­
ed the intense interest of . . .
EDITORIALLY ^PEAKING four men (S JS students), two
of them pilots and all of them
ex-servicem en . . .”
Calling them selves the “T i­
betan Brigade,” they plan to fly
to Tibet to help the rebels.
C harles King, 33, form er m ili­
Once again early plans for the Royal Ball indicate
ta ry pilot, said M onday th at
the affair will be a smashing success — for those few
“the plans, form ulated in the
who might be able to attend. But the problem of space
past few w eeks w ere the re ­
and place is showing its ugly head, just as it has for
sults of thinking seriously
several other events this year.
about w hat th e individual can
do to help o th er individuals to
Recently, the committee for the Blue Key Carnival
be free.
worried, stewed, fretted, begged and pleaded about a
“Deeds, not ju st words, w ill
place to have the annual carnival until three days be­
show the T ibetans how w e u n ­
derstand th eir plight,” he con­
fore the event was to take place.
tinued. P lanning w ith K ing
From reports^ heard in this office, it appears the
are Don Overton, 26, Bill Craig,
By ROCHELLE MACKEY
24, and George Haigh, 22, who
Royal Ball committee is in for the same difficulties..
live together n ear the SJS
Scarcely has this academic year begun to close b u t big campus.
There are arguments for and against the twcf'posplans for next year are being form ulated. L ast w eekend, stu ­
sible locations for the dance. “T he im m ediate goal of the
dent governm ent leaders m et at Payson for a tw o-day planning
_group is to raise $20,000.” They
session;
currently
other
students
are
outlining
program
s
for’
Since the ball is preceded by a dinner and inaugur­
plan to buy a B-24 W orld W ar
ation of AS ASU' officers in the MU cafeteria, it follows the num erous cam pus organizations.
II bom ber fo r about $5000, r a ­
A ssistant Dean H erm an Sch
the dance should be in the MU ballroom.
dio. dem olition equipm ent, and
m idt w ill be ready Monday to
(Editor’s note: * The follow­ sm all arm s fo r the trip, as w ell
However, the committee has signed Les Brown to accept applications for' student ing excerpt is from the Tempe as to take “quite a few stu ­
loans from the F ed eral govern­
play for the dance, and past experience shows it is ri­ m
dents,’.’ More th an 90 students
ent fo r next Septem ber. A p­ Daily News’ story t i t l e d
diculous to expect the ballroom to accommodate the plications, says Dean Schmidt, ‘“Spring Fever’ is Cause of S tu ­ from the ' U niversity of Cali­
fornia a t B erkeley are rep o rt­
crowd such a band will attract.
m ust be completed and re tu rn ­ dent Restlessness!!!’’ which a p ­
ed ready to join the brigade.
ed to his office by Ju ly 1 for peared last night.)
Last”spring more than 1,500 jammed the ballroom Sept. 1959 loans.
Seeking p u b lic a n d cam pus
to hear the Hi-Los. The only thing which made staying This will be the second s e m - ■ The “nothing else to do” e x ­ acceptance, of th e venture, Ov­
cuse rem inded some observers erton said, WVe don’t w an t T i­
in the ballroom desirable was the fine performance of ester for federal stu d en t loans, th
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a t m ore than" h a lfI the aiu_
stu - bet to ‘-turn I n to another H u n ­
the quartet. Soon after the Hi-Los’ finale, the crowd A lthough ASU received far dents enrolled a t the university gary.”
Leaving from
San
dispersed.
less th an the am ount asked for, w ere on the recent “D ” list, Francisco w hen th eir finances
Dean Schm idt feels confident indicating they w ere failing or are sound, the students w ill
Five years ago the Dorsey Brothers played for the there w ill be a sizeable increase could do b etter in th eir courses, head
for H aw aii, Guam, and
Coronation Ball, predecessor of the Royal Ball. The over the sum received in J a n - and suggest th a t cracking books Form osa. (P.S. A nybody got a
m ight fill th eir idle time.
dance, fortunately, was held in the Men’s Gym, which by u a ry spare parachute?)

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Cramped Kingdom

a slim margin was able to accommodate the crowd
a crowd which stayed for the entire dance.

Letters To The E d ito r

It is highly probable a similar situation will result
this year from the presence of Les Brown and his Band To the Editor;
Well, parking w as finally
of Renown. With this in mind, why not prepare for the banned
on College Ave. I do
obvious?
not condone or condem n this
b u t it m ay be the ini­
Arguments against having the dance in the gym say action
tiative needed to s ta rt a beau­
dancing there will ruin the floor. A check with Mr. Bill tifying project on cam pus that
Henrie’s office confirms that the gym floor wouldn’t be has been discussed by students
ruined if, as for the Military Ball, darice compound is but has never gone beyond th at
stage.
used.
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o

This project is to rip out Col­

So; what is there against walking half a block from lege Ave. from Apache to
E ighth and tu rn it into a mall,
dinner to have space to dgnce and breathe?

complete w ith trees and shrubs,
benches and cross w alks. Ju st
cause would then be found to
com pletely repave Forest Ave.
and cut it through to Apache
Spring Fever held the spotlight on campus two to m ake use of the parking lot
een Hayden and Irish
nights this week. Tempe police were called Tuesday betw
halls. W ith all cross campus
night to quiet a shouting battle” and Wednesday night traffic m oving on Van Ness
campus and Tempe police, a sheriff’s car and three Ari­ and Forest the snarled on-cam ­
zona Highway Patrol units swarmed on campus ex­ pus traffic problem would be
practically elim inated.
The
pecting trouble.
students could cross betw een
Neither incident caused any damage, and no one classes w ithout w orrying about
cars and policemen. Th'is would
was arrested.
also-give our cam pus a m uch
Consensus of students, head residents and the ASU needed fact lifting and we
look like a tru e un iv er­
administration is that a misunderstanding between would
sity.
students and lawmen brought about the situation Wed­ As tb the feasibility and cost
nesday.
of such a project I know lit­
tle o i nothing. However, it
'«From here, it looks like, a good case of Spring F ev­ seem s to me th at it would be
er is affecting law m en as w ell as students.
w orth looking into. T he State

Spring Fever

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P ress could regain some lost tion day u n til w e nek ASU w as
dignity be cham pioning such a reality.
a project. A good w ay to sta rt
The population has nearly
the ball rolling would be to doubled since I entered and I
take an extensive student su r­ have seen the com m unity grow
vey to find out the reaction to to m eet additional dem ands. No
such a proposal. It is certain­ m ore dashing for class cards
1
ly w orth a try. This would si­ organized registration stopped
lence charges of the State Press th at. Controlled parking — a
being a “m egaphone of the ad - nuisance to off-cam pus stu ­
m inisration.”
dents b u t necessary to our f u r­
Lets find out the possibili­ th e r expansion.
ties of such a project th at
O ur cam pus new spaper has
w ould be w orthw hile to both grown to a bi-w eekly issue It
the university and the students has grow n and developed poli­
who attend it.
cies constructed to prom ote
K enneth P arrish
fu rth e r grow th a t ASU. M any
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controversies have been aired
To the Editor:
through the S tate Press—su re­
As a graduating senior I find ly instrum ental in our develth a t m y reflections ru n to opement.
thoughs concerning the m a tu r­
We have felt the pressures of
ation of our cam pus these past southern” groups trying to
years.
dim inish the prestige of ASU.
I have seen the opening of They and th eir neighbors fail
the S tudent Union, our Compu­ to realize th at w e m ust all be
te r C e n te r,. and the construc­ a team w orking for the b e tte r­
tion of
new classrooms and m ent of Arizona.
dorm itories.
A lthough A rizona is said to
I w itnessed the. grow th of our. be l5 years behind the tim es in
football team , thrilled
w ith its idea? and legislation, I find
them w hen the new Stadium A rizona State University* a
opened, and felt th e ir defeats shining sta r in the nebula —
w hen they lost.
leading A rizonans tow ard th e ir
I w orked (to g e t petition sign­ goals of fu rth e r grow th and*
ed, and, like m any others, sat developm ent.
w ith fingers crossed on elec­
C arl W einstein

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Friday, A pril 24, 1959

D r. G erald A. Cole w ill speak
a t th e B eta B eta B eta m eeting
W ednesday evening a t 7:30 in
Room 202 of the Science B uild­
ing. His talk, on “L ake D y­
nam ics and A quatic Life,” is
open to th e public.

STATE PRESS

secretary, and . Pat
publicity chairman,..;

Robeson, Dental,.. and „Pre-V eternarjan
students are invited. ..Officers
will alsA.be elected at the meet
The C anterbury Association ing.
w ill have a p arty a t the Verde *
*
Hi
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R iver Sunday. Those w ishing
H illel’s new officers are: A r*
*
*
to attend are to m eet a t 1735 della From chuck, president
WAA officers for 1959-60 South College at 5 p.m. that Norm an Zaslow, m em bership
who were elected Tuesday day.
vice-president; Ju d y Waldman.
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night at the WAA Banquet are:
social vice-president; Sheila
Beverly Dryer, president; Doris
The.. Pre-MedicgJL, Seminar Palais,
recording
secretary;
Hirose, vice-president; Donna will hold a.,m eet Tuesday ate
Sandy M ervis, corresponding
Moore, corresponding secretary; 7:30 to see a film “'Hands We
secretary; and Lou Friedm an,
JoA nne Gunderson, recording’Trust.” ..All Pre-Medical, Pre- treasurer.

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Dances Highlight
Greek Calendar

By KATHY BURKE
M embers of Phi Alpha and
dates will dress w estern for a
stom p tom orrow night a t the
Phoenix VFW Hall. The “best
dressed” couple w ill w in a
prize.
Hi
Kappa Delta’s annual spring
dinner-dance, the W hite Rose
F orm al w ill ta k e place at
Camelback Inn tom orrow night
from 7 til 12.
H< $
$

Cast m em bers of the Delta
Sig Follies w ill hold a p arty
following th eir final perform ­
ance tom orrow evening.
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visited the ASU ch ap ter S at­
urday. D irector of 15 chapters
in th e West, M r. P lum m er vis­
ited w ith Dean of Students
W eldon P. Shofstall and other
cam pus officials.
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Bob Roth’s band w ill play for
Alpha Epsilon Pi fra te rn ity
the Gamma Phi Beta annual
spring form al tonight at Cam­ will go H aw aiian to a p arty to­
R askin’^ home.
elback Inn. Linda H utchins is m orrow a t HeDick
He
He
chairm an.
Finalists
fo
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th
e title of
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Sw eetheart of Tau Kappa EpA caravan of
PhL. Delta .silon a t ASU are Sharon Horne,
TMetas w ill leave this after? Chi Omega,— H elen Chabot,
noon for . Los Angeles w here Kappa Delta, and K athy L ar­
they’ll attend a Province Con­ son. T he Sw eetheart m il
vention. The th ree-d ay event crowned at a dance M ay S ^
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consists of m eetings, forum s and
social activities.
Alpha Phi arid Phi Alpha ex ­
changed at a ham burger fry at
The 19th annual Delta Sig Ed K ing’s home last W ednes­
day.
Follies will be presented at
* * *
Cosner Auditorium tonight
Noreen
Trim
ble, Mesa High
and tomorrow at 7:30.
Admission for the show, School student, w as w in n er of
th e m erchandise certificate re ­
open to the public, is 75c.
cently raffled off by Tri Sigma.

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F IG 'S F IL E
By VtC FIGARELLI
T here w as an o p en -letter to
“sports editors, AP, U PI, New
York City, etc.” in Bob A lli­
son’s column in W ednesday’s
Phoenix G azette.
The subject m atter of the
column concerned the new
(started last year) baseball box
scores w hich em phasized b a t­
ting and pitching and gave
fielding “a rude snoot.”
Since I ft* into this sports
editor category (if only on a
cam pus-run, voice of th e ad ­
m inistration, rubbish h e a p ,
second-rate scale), I feel I
should answ er because I have
a couple of ideas myself.
Regarding fielding, 'if an y ­
body cares to keep a close
Check on any one player
(hom etown favorite, relative,
or a guy who owes you m oney),
the Sporting News retained the
old style box score last year,
including putouts and assists.
Also, the Snorting News c a r­
ries lengthy stories on all the
-major league team s, batting
and pitching averages (some­
thing, alas, we never see- in
the Republic or t h e -■Gazette
on a m ajor league scale), and
.lfeatures, features,
features
(how Sarp Clod, U. S- e x p a tri­
ate in Tahiti, devours every
w ord of every issue, etc.).
. My bone of contention w ith
the box scores is twofold: (1)
H G D M -o + U d H s a u d / w o u g

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W hen I do check closely in the
local papers as to wfeat E rnie
B ank did yesterday, I m ay find
he w ent up four times, got one
hit, and, reading into the ex tra
base hit category, lo and be­
hold, he rapped a double, a
trip le and a home run. (T hat
exam ple is not true, b u t if you
w an t a factual one, how m any
tim es did F ran k Torre b at in
M ilw aukee’s 7-4 victory over
Cincinnati Tuesday?)
(2)
W hen a pitcher gets
yanked a fter a th ird or tw othirds of an inning, m any tim es
a closer perusal of the line
score will suffice as to w hy he
was derricked; also, I, too, can
add and su btract to fill in any
inform ation w hich only a p lay |by-play can rightfully- giVe;
but w hen these two m ethods
fail, and for the life o f m e NI
don’t know, w hy so-and-so was
relieved, or how m any batters
he faced in this or th a t th ird of
an inning to cause his d ep ar­
ture, I am appalled and can
only curse to myself.
Personally, I wojjld like to
see the w ire services carry a
p lay -b y-play and a box score
to ' boot'.
It takes a great
am ount of space, b u t I ’ll bet
every baseball fan in the coun­
try would applaud the move.
T hat w ay they, could follow
A ndre Rodgers in his every
batting appearance and in his
every fielding play.
Yours very sincerely, etc.,
Voice- In T he Swam p

A A U Gym
Meet Today
On Campus
By RON CONTRERAS
T he seventh annual Arizona
AAU gym nastics cham pion­
ships begin this afternoon a t 4
and finish tonight a t 7:30 in
the ASU gym.
A day-long gym nastics clin ­
ic w ill begin at 9 a.m. tom or­
row in the gym, w ith Dr. R on­
ald T hom son-greeting the p a r­
ticipants.
High school and university
students w ill com pete for the
cham pionships.
W omen m ay
participate in th ree events —
tum bling, free exercise and
tram poline.
Scoring w ill be based on in ­
dividual perform ances. M edals
and ribbons w ill be aw arded to
the w inners by Miss Arizona
of 1958, Donna Riggs.
Five m en w ill enter the allround events. They are Chuck
McMahon, Ivan Jennings, Bill
Cornelius and Dick LeBeau, all
of ASU, and Mel A ndrew s, stu ­
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By BOB LAIRSON
, Coach B aldy Castillo w ill w atch half of his star-stu d d ed
9 track and field team com pete in the D rake Relays today
and tom orrow, w hile the other half w ill travel to Pom ona C al­
ifornia 4o participate in the M ount San A ntonio College R e­
lays.
tn
Alex Henderson, who set new Drake and U. S. collegiate
records with his blazing 8:51.3 two-mile last year, will defend
his title in the two-mile and also will anchor the distance m ed­
ley and two-mile relay teams.
T he ASU distance m edley relay team curren tly owns the
second best tim ing in the -country w ith 9:55,5 for the event. Im ­
proved m arks from Mai Spence in th e 4:40 (47.3 last w eek) and
H enderson in the mile (his 4:08.2 is th e nation’s best outdoor
m ark this season) could push th e D rake Relays record dow n
to about 9:50 tom orrow.
O ther potential Sun Devil first-p lace w inners at Des
Moines are Carol Lindroos, th ird -ra n k e d nationally in the dis­
cus; H erb Montoya, fifth -ra n k e d in th e javelin, and Jesse
B radford, w ho has been steadily im proving in th e 100-yard
dash, and curren tly is in a seven w ay tie nationally for 2nd
place w ith a 9.6 clocking.
Also making the Drake Relay tour for Arizona State are
Mel Spence, Jim McGowan, Tom Pettit, and Dave Clough.
M eanwhile, Demon thinlies w ill be com peting in the M ount
Sac Relays in Pomona, California, today and tomorrow..
T he Sun Devils w ill be represented on th e w est coast by
Dick Fischl in the 120 high hurdles, Joe Rose and Don Jeisy in .
the pole vault, Tom W hetstine in the high jum p, and freshm an
W ayne McDonald in the javelin.
Fischl has been a copsistent winner for the Demons in his
hurdle event this year and should a d d a first or second place to
AS compilings in the relays.

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Blow taken
by scapegoats
Goes a WOL
Enraptured
Combo
Khan and
others
She’s a
mixed-up dean
Isn’t it time you
____a Kool ?
For the
discriminating
beer drinker
An almost
famous fellow
The time there
will be in the
old town tonight
18. Mysterious
non-Ava
Gardner
Hand a line
Performed an
elbow operation
New Haven-ite
Kind word
for a prof
Break to follow
up with a Kool

1. Cuba has a
new ___
2. Author of
39 Across
3. Small units
of whiskey,
(abbV.)
4. I t has a tip,
but no filter
5. Your no-degree
days
6. What icy fingers
make you do
7. Put on an act
8. The green stuff
15. Wonder drug
16. She’s
companion
17. Small town

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18. Rom an,official
whoTsm ostly

idle (var.)
20. What you
Girl’s nam e _____ _____________ _______
-• must never say
22. California
university
Girl’s address ___ ______ ________ ____ __ ___
25. You may be
here now
In
City __ -____________ V:__.„i.__
_____ . . ._
26. It’s no
by, oneself
Occident
Irish expletive ’
Phone Number ±___ .....______'__ ____ _________
27. This should
(var.)
make
things
Which was to be
even
demonstrated
Fiance’s n a m e ________________■’ ■ __ _
28. Alone, no place
(L. abbr.)
to go
Little E dith
How Miami
29. Why can’t '
Approxim ate daté of w e d d in g __________________________
got started
you behave?
36. 2 doz. sheets
30. Plant ’em now,
of paper
dig ’em later
French one(fem.)
CONTEST RULES
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33. One German
Famous novel
about Willie’s
36. Square at some
kinfolk
colleges
1. Entry m ust be m ailed or brought to Bob W ilcox
Take it off
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Studio, 515 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix, Arizona,
Q u e ____vous?
pottage
Your one and
on or before May 20,1959.
only. Easy now! 40. Portuguese
India
45. Vegetable th at
2. Only engaged' couples planning to he married
sounds like an
41. Kind of Arts
oompah-maker
(abbr.)
w ithin a 40 m ile radius of P hoeix m ay enter —

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w hose w edding is photographed hy Bob W ijcox
Studio after March 25 and before the end of the
contest, the couple w ill receive a refund equal
to the entire price of the album they chose.
5. W inning couple w ill be selected by blind draw­
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STATE PR ESS

Netters Ousted In Quarterfinals
Seven ASU w om en entered
th e A rizona Open Tennis T our­
nam ent in* Tucson last week.
A ll w ere elim inated; b u t D oris
Hirose, Quola H atch and S h ar­
on B urke advanced to the
quarterfin als
before
being
elim inated.
The team of H irose-H ateh
w as elim inated, in q u arterfin al
w om en’s doubles play by B a r­
b ara G reen -Jean n e A ustin. H i­
rose w as beaten in singles
q u arterfin al p lay b y M arie
B utt, 7-5, 2-6, 6-3; B urke fell,'
6-0, 6-1 to Ja n e Brisack.
The H irose-H atch team had

advanced through th e ir dou­
bles victory over G ail M artin
and M artha Strain, 6-0, 6-3.
In advancing to th e singles
q uarterfinals, Miss H irose had
beaten Ja n e H arrison / in the
first and ASU team m ate H atch
irt the second round. Mjss
B urke drew a first round bye
and advanced in the q u a rte rfinals by a default victory over
M ary Ogle.
ASU netters participating but
failing to advance fa rth e r than
second round play w ere Georg ene Brock, Leona Stapley, C ar­
ole McDonald and Sue Tuthill.

IH0SUDITBUST?
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"TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT”
The privileged and the under­
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poor— most of us have a tend­
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Cervantes. In "D o n Quixote”,
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‘‘There are only two fam­
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and the Have N ofs."
"WHEN IN ROME..."

ASU (Golfers
Beat WAFB
A rizona S tate’s golf team d e­
feated W illiams AFB Tuesday
afternoon, 12-6, a t ParadiseC ountry Club. Low m edalist'
for ASU w as Dave K lein w ith
72. D uff Law rence and Joe
K allof shot 73’s, Don Boaz shot
75 and Rex W ilsen had a 76.
The Devil golfers teed off
y e ste rd a y against L uke and
W illiams A ir Force Bases in a
trian g u lar m eet a t Mesa Coun­
try Club.
• The ASU golf team now has
an 11-4 record. •

P h i Sigma K appa holds a
four-point lead over D elta Sig­
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ings through basketball.
; T he latest point standings
show the P hi Sigs have, earned
112 points to D elta Sigs’ 108.
R unning th ird is A lpha Tau
Omega w ith 99 points. Sigma
Nu is fourth w ith 83 2/3. F ifth
is H ayden H all w ith 79 points.
Rounding out the top ten o r­
ganizations are, six th through
tenth: Sigma Chi Sigma, 76;
S ahuaro Hall, 75; H aigler Hall,
62; P hi D elta Theta, 59; and
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done."
"JACK SPRAT”
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famous quatrain concerning
the thin man and his peculiar
eating habits. Instead, it w as
a certain John Clark in some­
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And Jill doth love no lean.
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real comfort, iitsist on Jockey brief— the world's first and
finest. Look for Jockey at your campus store.

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LEFTY . . . Checking the height level is Don Jeisy,
A SU pole vaulter ranked third nationally w ith a
14-6 V2 leap. Jeisy, along w ith four teamm ates, left
for Pomona, Calif., today to participate in the Mt.
S A C R elays.
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” A th ree-w ay tie fo r first place
in individual standings show
A TO Bob Fisher, D elta Sig
Dave M ecke and Sigma Nu
R ichard Reakes knotted w ith
19 points apiece.
A nother tie is for the fourth
spot, w here ATO Vic Cestar
and P h i Sigma K appa Bob H a r­
ness have 16 points.
A lone in sixth place is Phi
Sig M ick W olff w ith 15 points.
P a u l Hughes, ATO; Arno
Lauterbach, Hayden; A rry P astis, Off Campus Men; and Dick
Thomas, D elta Sig, are resting'
in seventh spot, each having
14 points.
Tied for eleventh place w ith
13 points are ATO Jere C lark
and Dick Tow er of D elta Sigs.

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100 THIRD PRIZES:
EMERSON TRANSISTOR
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LIGHT UP AND LIVE IT U P ! 3 great cigarettes offer you 627 chances to win!

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So pick your pack-save the six wrappers-and get going! It’s crossword puzzle fun and real
smoking pleasure all the way!

ENTER OFTEN — HAVE FUN— AND WIN! But think carefully! This puzzle is not as easy as it looks. At
first the DOWN and ACROSS clues may appear simple. There may appear to be more than one “right”
answer. For example, the clue might read: “Many a coed will be given her best date’s P --N .” Either “F*
~(RIN)-or “E” (PEN) would seem to f i t . But only one answer is apt and logical as decided by the judging staff
and therefore coned. Read the rules carefully. ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH. Good luck!
rules— please read carefully
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1> The College Puzzle Contest is open to college
students and college faculty members except em­
ployees and their immediate families of Liggett
& Myers and its advertising agencies.

CLU ES ACRO SS:
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11.
12.
13.

of obsolete, archaic, variant or foreign words
prohibited. After you have completed the puzzle,
send it along with six empty package wrappers
of the same brand from L&M, Chesterfield or
Oasis cigarettes (or one reasonable hand-drawn
facsimile of a complete package wrapper of any
one of the three brands) to: Liggett & Myers,
P. O. Box 271, New York 46, N. Y. Enter as
often as you wish, but be sure to enclose six
package wrappers (or a facsimile) with each
entry. Illegible entries will not be considered.

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35.
36.
37.
38.

Friday, May 29,1959 and received by midnight,
Friday, June 5,1959.
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ۥ Winners will be notified by mail as soon as
possible after completion of the contest.

V. This contest is subject to all Federal, State
pad local laws and regulations.

y h e.n
•• • • • - • • •, Light up an Oasis.
Sinking ship deserter.
Plural pronoun.
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One expects .................discussions in a sociology class.

I t6: M tia U o f Uruguay3and D e n m a r k . ann0y * short^
in stru cto r..
18. Germanium (Chem.)
19. Nova Scotia (Abbr.)
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.. 21. It probably would count when you p ick a horse to bet on.
22‘ |a y the7aSba g‘r ° n * date must ; .............. into her Pocketbook to help

3. Entries must be postmarked by midnight,

6 . Solutions m ust be the original work of the
contestants submitting them. All entries become
th e property of Liggett & Myers and none will
be returned,

Cartons of America’s finest cigarettes

[-------- — ------ HURRY! ENTER NOW! CONTEST CLOSES MAY 29,1959 ■--------------

2. Fill in all missing letters . . . print clearly. Use

4 . Entries will be judged by the Bruce-Richards
Corporation, an independent judging organiza­
tion, on the basis of logic and aptness of thought
of solutions. In the event of ties, contestants will
b e required to complete in 25 words or less the
following statem ent: “ My favorite cigarette is
‘(Chesterfield) (L&M) or (Oasis) because . . . . f” .
Entries will be judged on originality, aptness of
thought and interest , by the Bruce-Richards
Corporation. Duplicate prizes will be awarded
in event of final ties. Illegible entries will not be
considered. By entering all entrants agree th at
th e decision of the judges shall be final and
binding.

500 FOURTH PRIZES:

C heiScaf E n^neer fAbbr.)* * ’
taSCinatC a p00rly ^ v e l o ^ d man.
Campers will probably be . . . . . v .. by a forest fire. '
At"^"m artmB * *n p ’ tour‘sts usually l°°k forward to the fir^ t............
Literate in Arts (Abbr.)
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Familiar for faculty member.
Associate in Arts (Abbr.)
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One could appear quite harmless at times.
Reverse the first part of “L&M”.
W hat will soon appear in a bombed-out city.

; CLUES DOW N:

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1. The beginning and end of pleasure.
2. A rural
.
can be inviting to a vacationist.
«• Second antTt||iird letters of OASIS.
4. When one is . . . . .
. packed, it could be exasperating to remember
a few articles th a t should be included.
remeraoer
5. I t would pay to be careful when glass i s ..........
6. Grounds to relax on with a mild C H E ST E R FIE L D .
7. A u th o r................ Ambler.
t
8. District A ttorney (Abbr.)
j
,$• A
from Paris should please the average woman.
12. An inveterate traveler w ill................ about distant lands.
}’ • ............. • ■ are hard to study.
15. Stone, Bronze and Iron .................
1f
20. How Mexicans say, “ Yes”.
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AU L&M cigarettes are « ...............high” in smoking pleasure.
M ay {** a decisive factor in winning a horse race.
Im tjals of Oglethorpe, Iona, Rutgers and Emerson,
on
Nations Organization (Abbr.)
30. Golf mound.
11:
34.
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36.

Poet°2^Ureate (Abbr!)here th ® fine8t t0baCC08 arfr tested ,o r
Filter ends. W hat Abner might be Called.
Bachelor of Education degree.

PRINT CLEARLY! ENTER AS OFTEN A S YOU W ISH
Mail to Liggett & Myers, p. 0 Box 271, New York 46, New York. Be
sure to attach six empty package wrappers of the same brand (or
facsimile) from Chesterfield, L&M, or Oasis cigarettes.

Address.

This entry must he postmarked before midnight, May 29, 1959, and
received at P. 0. Box 271, New York 46, New York, by midnight,
June 5,1959.

O lifgett & Myws Tobacco Co.