davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Nursery Corner
Reductions

100 Infonts' Cotton Sunsuits, in as
sorted styles and patterns. Sizes II
and l8 months. Comparable value
more than double, e5e
100 InFonts' Cotton Polo Shirts in
crew collar style with short sleeves.
Comparable value more than dou-
Bile, see
IS InFonts' Sleeveless Cotton
Dresses. Sizes II and l8 months
Comparable value 2.99 and much
more, l.99
IS Infonts' Cotton Knit Two-Pieee
Suits with snap fastener crotc h.
Sizes S, N and L. Comparable value
2.99 and much more, I.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Savings on Utility,
Outdoor and Other
Furniture Pieces

TeIe-vue TV Stund, comparable
value 7.95, 4.e5
10 chiIds' SoFety Stoir Gotes, COM
porobe value 4.99, 3.e9
oetoson Metal TebIe, comparable
value 1898, e.98
~ Metal Mosozine Racks, compo-
robIe value 2.98, 1873
s De Luxe Outdoor Welcome Light,
comparable value l2.99, 7.99
6 Outdoor Welcome Light, compo-
robIe value 9.99, 5.99
Lorom0n Teo Cart, comparable
value 6.98, 3.9S
6 Bock-to-SehooI Desk Groups,
comparable value o.88, TIT
| Loromon Record Rack, comporo-
Bile value more than double, 99e
Step-TobIe, comparable value
1898, 1888
! coektoiI TubIe, comparable value
1898, 1888
Aluminium Extension Ladder, COM
porobIe value 44.95, 1898
! Aluminium g. Ladder, comparable
value 32.95, 1875
! Aluminium s. Ladder, comparable
value 28.95, l4.e5
8 Web Lown cheirs, comparable
value 799, 2for 1876
II Web Lown Lounges, yellow,
green and white coIors. Comparable
value l4.99, 1875
= Web Lawn Lounges, orange and
yellow coIors; comparable voIue
lZ.99. 8.S6
WGL-Lorge Housewares,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Boys Apparel

40 Boys Summer Poj0moS
with short sleeves. The group
includes styles with long legs
and short legs in assorted COL
ors and potterns. Labeled
sizes for fobric content. Sizes
s and 8 only. Comparable
voIue 2.99, S8e
9 Prep Boys Walking Shorts.
washable. Labeled for fobric
content. Sizes II to l6, reg
uIor and size 20 husky. Com
parable values 2.99 and 3.99,
sse
IA Prep Boys Lightweight
SIoeks, compus styled. Labeled
for fobric content. Waist sizes
II, 28, 29 and 30. Compo-
robIe VoIues 500 to 7.99,
i.8s
$50 Boys Short Sleeve Knit
Shirts in assorted coIors, pot
terms and collars. All woSh-
oble. Labeled for fobric con-
tent. Sizes s to l8. Compo-
robIe value 2.99, Sse
IS Short Sleeve Sport Shirts
in q variety Of patterns and
coIors. Washable. Labeled for
fobric content. Sizes 6, s, 10,
l8 and 20. Comparable values
2.99 and 3.99. sSe
23 Boys Swimsuits. Selection
includes boxer styles, reversi-
bIes and one-piece tank styles.
Not all styles in oil sizes.
Sizes 6, 8, 10, II, 10 and
l8. Comparable values 2.98
and 5.98, 1888
95 Boys BroodeIoth PoiomGs
with long sleeves. Washable.
Most poiomos fashioned in
coot styles. Labeled for fobric
content. Sizes 8 to 20. Com
parable values 2.99 and 800,
1888
W6L-The Boys Store,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31

Further Reductions
on Mems Summer
Sport Shoes
and Dress
Strow Hats
Mems Hondsome, Cool Straw Hats.
Comparable value 5.95 to 9.95,
800
2l6 Hots in q smart selection in
cIudino fomous Milan, Panama and
cocoonut styles in the most popular
coIors. Not all styles in each size or
color.
W6L-The Mems Store
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Mems Comfortable Summer Sport
Shoes. Comparable value 1895 to
1875, $50
ll6 PoiFs, all reduced from our
regular stock with ventiIoted, 2-tone
and nyIon mesh styles. Browns and
blacks in this group. Not all sizes
in each style or color.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Subteen's
Summer Apparel
Greatly Reduced

400 summer fashions for subteens.
The group includes skirts, bIOuses,
shorts, sIoeks, swimsuits and dresses
in O voFiety Of styles and eoIoTs.
All garments properly IObeIed for
fobTie content.
16 Skirts, comparable value more
than double, 1888
1874 BloUses, comparable value more
than double, soc to l.88
1876 Shorts, comparable value more
thon double, soc to l.SS
"a SIoeks, comparable value 2.99
and more, 1888
II Swimsuits, comparable voIue
more than double, 1888
So Dresses, comparable value more
than double, 3.8S
WGL-Subteen Apparel,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Weekend Food
Specials

FouFnier's Brondied Peoe hes,
2-pound, 6-ounce jor, l.95
RieheIieu Whole Kernel Golden
Sweet Corn, comparable value 27c,
l-pound cons, 4 for Csc
Riehelieu Tomato Juice, 3 for 65e
RieheIieu Whole Tomatoes, l-pound
can, 3 for ] .00
Potriot Brond Extro Rich Ice creom,
mony tloVors, quort, 7ee
WGL-Food Shop Washington,
Chevy Chase and Wheaton PIozo
Ice Creom ot Washington and
Chevy Chase Stores
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Model Room Clearance, $50 OFF

Save while moke the transition from to foil
furnishings in Model Rooms. Buy directly from dis
pIoy Many other items at savings Of 259o not listed below
Colonial Blue, lined canopy for double tester and
matching head curtain Comparable value 22795 $500
Pair Of lined droperes red and blue Williamsburg print
IS" long, Comparable value 2O4OO. 10000
Puir Of lined e8h" long druPeres with matching 5o
nices. Gold red. Comparable value 275.O0. 1880
Por Of Early American lined eofe curtains with matching
valance Gold red 64 Comparable value 305 CO. $4,000
Two yellow plaid eoverets SINGLE Comparable value 30
pair, $500
W6L-ModeI Rooms, 9Th Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Special Purchase
Fall WooIens ond
Wool Blends
100 and 600 yard

At 4.oo-llz3 yards, specially cho-
sen for color and texture and oil
labeled for fobrie content. Topper
weights, flanneIs, woFstedS, brushed
wools, tweeds, bright pIoids and
SeondinoVion-type stripes; 54" wide.
At e.oo-687 yards, labeled for
fobrie content and including eootins
woolens, walking suit weights, blends
OF wool with cashmere or mohoir,
velouTs and tweeds; 54" wide.
WGL-Foshion Fobrics
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Remn0nts-FHdoy Only
Save u
Or More
On Droperies

II POirs, Contemporary Print,
90" long. Comparable value
more than double, 6.96
II Pairs, Persian Print with
gold color metallic book
ground:
3 poiTs SO" long; comparable
value more than double, 6.96
"a poirs 90" long; comporo-
Bile value more than double,
500
s Pairs Scenic Print Antique
Finish:
J pairs 50" long; comparable
value more than double, 6.96
! paiT 90" long; comparable
value more thon double, S.96
3 pairs double width by 90"
long; comparable value more
than double, 1896
l9 poiTs, Modern Print, 90"
long; comparable value more
than double, 1896
II Pairs Scenic Antique Finish:
5 Poirs 50" long; comparable
value 1925, 5.96
s poirs 90" long; comparable
value 3.95, 6.96
26 Pairs, Reyon and Acetate
plain textured and rod pocket
curtains in blue, gold, white,
nutmeg:
s poirs 50" long; comparable
value more than double, 2.26
20 poirs 90" long; comporo-
Bile value 6.95, 3.46
5 Pairs, orientoI Print An
tique Finish, 90" long. Com
parable value 22.95, ll.46
40 Pairs, Plain, Sheer Pinch
PIeoted FOrtison Royon; beige,
green, blue, gold, white; 50"
long. Comparable value 800,
1876
u" long, comparable value
4.9o, 2.46
30" long, comparable value
5.99, 2.96
Is Poirs, looP6 FibersIuss,
clear coIors in gold, seofoom,
rose and beige:
So" long; comparable value
6.95, s.46
30" long, comparable value
7.95, s.e6
1s Pairs, looP6 TruIOn Royon,
striped pattern, gold, brown,
green:
SO" long; comparable value
$40, 3.26
80" long; comparable value
more than double, 3.46
so Poirs, 1000 FibersIoss,
Milium BOekins. Clear eoIors
Of white, gold, beige:
So" long; comparable value
11.95, 5.96
30" long; comparable value
1895, 7.46
3 Pairs, Polished Cotton, rose
and white, 90" long; compo-
robIe value more than double,
1896
10 Pairs, Acetate and Royon,
plain rod pocket curtoin with
O siIken look:
So" IOnsi comparable value
4.49, 2.26
90" long; comparable value
$40, 2.76
Also at sovinss:
Just 3 BokeIite Decorative
Corniees, scroll design in gold
color and white; reody to in
stoIl:
l-47" long eorniee; compo-
robIe value more than double,
2.96
I-75" long eOFniee; comPo-
robIe value more than double.
l-e5" long eOrniee; compo-
robIe value more than double,
4.s6
WGL-Curtoins and
Droperies, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Special Purchases
and Reductions from
Stock on Mems
CuSuoI Wear

1900 Affection Short-SIeeve Sport
Shirts, specially purchased for out
standing sovinos. Some wosh-ond-
wear styles. Choose regular or but
ton-down collar models,
2.SS and 3.S8
$40 Pairs Walk Shorts in handsome
patterns and popular clear coIors.
Affections and cotton blends. Not
oil sizes in each pattern. All labeled
for fobric content, 4.SS
400 Poirs Mems SIGekS. Reduced
from stock, for neot cosuoI wear.
OocronS polyester blended with
wool and cotton, or oIISwooIs. All
labeled for fobric content. Com
poroble value more than double,
5.ss
WGL-The Mems Store
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Pozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Women's Dress
Clearance


Summer dresses sreotly reduced in
group thot includes eottons, DoeronD
poIyester ond cotton blends, oil
Doeron, silk ehiffons and silk Or
soHzos. Sizes l2h -24h in group.
100 comparable values
1875 ond more 1000
50 comparable values
$500 and more l4.o0
Is comparable VoIues
more than double 1900
WGL-Women's Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners,
Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Clearance of
SNORT Juniors
SPortsweor
loo to 1000
comparable values,
3.99 TO 22.9S
800 pieces including bothins
suits shorts, tee shirts,
bIouses, skirts and sweaters.
Broken sizes in assorted col
oTs. All Tesulor summer mer-
ehandise priced for eIeoFonee.
Sizes Sis.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor, Washington Store
SportsWeor
At Savings

us Skirts, cotton and blends, To-
beIed for tobric content. Slim,
pIeoted and fIored styles. Clear col
ors and patterns. Comparable val
ues 7.99 to 22.95, 400 to 400
IS Shorts, BeFmudas and Jsmoieos,
cotton poplins and denns, blends
Of DocronG polyester and cotton.
Comparable values 7.95 and more,
500 TO 500
So Cotton Points, cIeor coIors and
patterns. Comparable values 7.99
to ll.95, 500 and 500
As Famous Maker Swimsuits, vori-
ETY. of weoVes, coIors and potterns.
All suits lobeIed for fobrc content.
Comparable values l4.95 to 1895,
$50 to 1890
u Beech Accessories, including
fancy beach hots and bags. Com
porobIe values 7.99 to 1895,
500 to 1900
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Simmons
Mattresses and
Box Springs
Reduced

Showroom samples and floor
displays in extra firm, firm
and soft firmness.
4 Double Size Mattresses,
comparable volues 34.00 to
1880, z4.oo TO $500
7 Twin-Sixe Mattresses, COM
parable values 1895 to 1895,
1000 to 1900
4 Double = Size Box Springs,
comparable values $500 and
1880, $500 and $500
s Twin-Size Box SPRINGS
comparable VoIues 34.00 and
1900, 24.oo and s7.oo
! Super Size Set comparable
value 1880, $500
! Super Size Box Spring ; COM
porobIe value $3.50, $500
! Hide = A. Bed, comparable
value 1850, 1880
8 Twin Size BFoSs Heod-
booTdS, comparable VoIues
1895 and $3.50,
1000 and 1900
! DoubIe-Size BFoss Heod-
board, comparable value
$500, 1000
W6L-The Sleep Shop, 9th
Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Juniors Dresses
Clearance Priced

zoo in a group Of tFonsition eottons
and eoektGil dresses, ideoI for i'm
mediote wear. Transition styles in
elude ploids, prints, stripes ond
cleor eolors. coektoil styles in love-
ly posteIs and prints; silks, nyIons
and eottons in group. Included ore
sizes Sis TesuIors and some Pc
tites.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
BIouses Reduced

comparable valneS 90
599 to 7.99 =
$50 TaiIored and Dressy BIOuses,
white and some pdsteIs. 5o-3s.
Not oil styles in oil sizes.
WGL-Neckweor and BIouses,
lst Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Stamped Cotton
Quilt Kits
:s%se;es;e sc;.c c,y; 100

VUtHS I'II
IL Stomped Cotton Quilt
Kits, eEoss-stiteh design in
double size.
I Model Cotton Quilt, cross
stitch design in blue, double
SIZE. Comparable value 100,
5000
! Model Cotton Applique Crib
Quilt, green trim. Comparable
value 22.50, 1900
I Model Linen Luncheon
Cloth, shades Of green, SIX
TO-. Comparable value 500,
1900
z Stomped Linen Bridge Sets,
finished edge. Comparable
value 4.49, 800
! Model NyIon Net Bridge
Cloth, pink. Comparable value
1000, 500
l Model Cotton Crib Quilt,
moehine quilted. Comparable
value 1900, 1000
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Misses Coats and
Suits Reduced

Al Long Length Wool coots, os-
sorted styles, sizes and eoIOrs.
6, comparable value 69.95, $500
Al, comparable value 1895, $500
Al Wool TOppers, pOsteIs, assorted
sizes and styles.
IS, comparable value 1895, 1000
IS, comparable value $500, 1000
8, comparable value $500, $500
so Royon end Linen Suits, posteIs.
81, comparable value 1895, 1900
II, comparable value 1895, 1900
7, comparable value 1895. $500
81 Wool Suits, escorted styles and
eoIoEs. Many petite sizes.
IS, comparable value 1895, 4S.oo
7, comparable value 1895, $500
so, comparable value 1895, $500
WGL-Misses' Coots and Suits,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Clearance Of
Potomac Shop
Dresses and Suits
800 600 and 1890

comparable valne 1925 TO
22.95 and more
Group Of easuoI dresses and suits.
FobFieS include silks, ArneI trioeetote
and cotton, also DseFon9 cotton;
s-ls in the group.
so comparable values
22.o5 and more 1900
100 comparable values
l7.95 and more 900
WGL-The Potomac Shop,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Pure Cream Fudqe
pound go

Delicious FIoVoFs, including eheeo-
late nut, morshmoIIow, penuehe,
and plain chocolate.
W5L-Condy and Confectionery,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Fashion 5th Daytime
Dress Clearance

comparable A0O
VaIMe, 1926 y
so FomOus moke nyIon jersey
dresses. The group includes scoop
neck and tailored styles in escorted
prints. Misses and hoIF sizes.
W5L-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Sample
Wedding Gowns
Greatly Reduced
400 to 1890

Just II in sizes s and 10. Silk peou
de sole, oFsoRxo and toffetus.
WGL-BridoI Salon, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-31

On Sale Friday
Designer Fashions
Reduced
More Than "
22.O to 244.OO
comparable vaIMeS
45.W TO 1850
so Designer fashions in a group Of
daytime, afternoon, eoektoiI and
formal gowns. Choose from eottons,
silks, linens, sheer woods, silk chit
fons and tofFetos. Some lightweight
woods also included. s-lS.
WGL-E Chandelier Room,
Bird Floor Washington Store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03
DIT Commencement
Speaker Named

Ray r Fppcrt, president of
Burroughs Corporation. will give
the roth Anniversary Commence
mont address for graduating SEN
iors Of The Detroit Institute of
Technology Commencement will
be at 8:l5 pm Monday, June IL,
in the Ford Auditorium, Detroit.
Expert whose interests are
closely identified with advanced
education, especially in the sci
cntific and technical areas -
will receive an honorary degree
from DIT Expert will be award
cd a Doctor of Science in Bust
ness Administration.
Dean of the three colleges -
Arts and Sciences. Business Adj
ministration and Engineering
will confer degrees upon 202 DIT
graduating seniors. Degrees
awarded will include bachelor of
arts. bachelor of science, bachelor
of business administration and
bachelor of science degrees in
mechanical, electrical, civil,
architectural and industrial en-
ginccring.
Expert. who joined Burroughs
as shipping clerk in 1921, rose
through the ranks and was named
president of the corporation in
April. 1858.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03
Regional Torch
Drive Chairman

Mrs Albert l.. Peters, 50 Maple.
River Rouge. has been named a
Regional Chairman for the 1861
Torch Drive. Her appointment was
announced this week by Mrs.
Stanley G.. Schultz. 81 Elm Street,
River Rouge. the Community
Campaign Chairman for Western
Wayne County.
This will mark Mrs. Peters
first assignment as a Regional
Chairman. Last year she served
as an area chairman within the
Region she will now direct.
AS Torch Drive Regional Chair
man for the cities OF Allen Park.
Lincoln Park. MeIvindale, River
Rouge and Ecorse, Mrs. Peters
will supervise the efforts Of
some 1900 volunteers who will
conduct all door-to-door and COM
munity business solicitation for
the give once-for-alI" fund rails
ing drive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03
USNSA Holds
Mtegr0ted (onHcb

TALLAHASSEE - The Great
Southeast Region of the United
States National Student ASSocia
ton (USNSA) held an integrated
conference for the first time in
its history when the region spon-
sored its Student Leadership
Conference here recently.
The conference was planned
and directed by Ira {. Robinson.
20-ycar old chairman of the re
zion. and held at the Cantcrhur'
House Of the st Michael and
All Angels Episcopal Church
here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03
courses offered there.
Northern Branch wv, 1880

courses offered there.
Northern Branch wv, 1880
Woodward Ave-, will begin its
summer season June %, with
ballroom dancing. bridge. golf.
tennis and swimming leading the
list Of classes.
A series Of trips TO interesting
places in and around Detroit are
on the schedule for adults al
Lucy Thurman Branch wv. $50
EasY Elizabeth St. First of the
trips will be a twilight tour
June %. with scavenger hunt
on Belle Isle.
Open TO all men and women.
reservations for the YWCA classes
are now being accepted al each
of the WV branches.
A first hand report on the
work of the YWCA in Africa will
be made by Mrs. Jesse Jai Me
Neil at the spring electors assem-
bly, of the YWCA of Metropolitan
Detroit, Tuesday. June 6, at 6
pm Central Branch WV.
Mrs. Mcneil, former state presi-
dent of the United Church Wo-
men, recently returned from a
visit TO Africa. Named as the
1861 Layman Of the Year by
the Detroit Council of Churches,
Mrs. McNeil's African visit was
sponsored by the United Church
Women in celebration of the OBJ
servance Of the World Day Of
Prayer last February IL.
With reports of the National
YWCA convention held May 8-13
in Denver, Colorado. also on the
evenings program, the theme
Of the electors assembly is From
Pixies Peak TO Kilimaniaro'
A buffet dinner will preccdc
the program. Reservations. open
to both YWCA members and
their friends. may be made at
any YWCA branch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03
LINDA scorr writes
FOrWOnlen Only

Time to redecorate your homeg
If so. enjoy it by following a few
simple rules for using color. Start
with a definite color scheme and
work with actual swatches which
will give you "eye training"
Whatever colors you decide up
on, remember that size intensifies
color so the swatch you work
with should be lighter than the
final effect you want. Don't use
too many colors in one room.
You may use varied tints and
tones of the one or two basic coll
ors you have chosen--but above
all, don't use equal proportions
of color in the same room or
your home will seem monotonous.
Women have more latitude
than ever before when it comes
to fashion, reports the Lindsay
Company, largest manufacturer
of water softeners for the home.
Today. with the amazing variety
of hair tints on the market,
women may color their hair to
fit their moods. Remember,
though, even the finest COLI
or hair rinse won't make your
hair beautiful unless the hair it
self has proper care. To be sure
to achieve this, always use a
conditioning shampoo-and soft
water. Hard water leaves an
unsightly film which hides the
natural beauty of your hair
tinted or not. Soft water rinses
the shampoo away, leaving your
hair bright and full Of life.
Some tips to make that bath
room more attractive. Hide any
architectural defects with color
full wallpaper or an adroitly
| placed towel rack. Colored towels
will hide defects as well as
brighten any room. II your tub
is old, hide it with a modern
shower curtain. And to give
your bathroom character, place
an. attractive but hardy plant on
a shelf or window sill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03
Open Letter Of thank, YWCA Offers More
10 Waye Slate IL Glasses For Summer

Activities gcarcd 10 summer
time head the list Of classes Of
fcrcd in June and July at the
seven branches Of the YWCA of
Metropolitan Detroit, a Torch
Drive agency.
Central Branch WV, 1890 Wi
therel ST., opens The summer
season by starting It's classes on
June s. n summer sketch class.
auto driving. ballroom dancing,
and photography are among the
course offered in addition 10
golf. tennis, swimming and canoe
ing.
Northwest Branch WV, 25940
Grand River, and Macomb Branch.
$4,000 East 10 Mile Road. East
Detroit. begin their summer pro-
grams on juno - AT Northwest
special summer dance class
in tho Mambo is scheduled for
men and women. swimming clas-
Sos for women as we'll as boys
and girls. and thrce-dayS 4 week
activities for sub.tccn and teen
age girls. Among the classes
scheduled by Macomb WV are
swimming. ballroom dancing, ten
mis- and golf.
At Oakland Branch. 500 South
Crooks Road, cIawson, where
summer classes begin June ~.
bridge, golf. tennis and fencing
are among the courses offered.
June % is the starting day for
summer activities at Downrivcr
YWCA 3211 Fort ST.. Wyandottc.
Swimming, golf art and ballroom
dancing are also among the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03

Er Department Of nlma,em,"r and 1,.k-
"oeyy. d. Spence, l.,,er. ,,,i~e;ou/ and .h,..l.,
his secretary he faculty and teachers,
may god help every on, Of yo~ 10 continue II,
might e/onr' M"f Mo'c !" UImngeme~, mag be able
10 90 10 ,ehoo/ oe, "okiDg hone 10 learn hom 10 PM
i"'o practice HE 'rch"iq"r, case ua, incidents PLAN
ming. a,bi1,o'io1 decisions. 1tJma. in .S.,.,.i,,e.
-A.J ." Her Job. P"lhe Speaking. G G.,nn..
IN TIihemahc. Entertaining, and all OF Me .n,ion.
phases e/ 6",i"e, ard zehnelegy.
Ngo". many Hank, 10 al Of yo". 70, containing
10 present HE idea hat learning lasts a, lang a, lie.
So hi, mean, Mof il Mo"H eonli"ne /o,epo.
Thank. oho 10 3d. N,h~ 2 .7,m.ha~L
/C-S,. on r"IG,her 70, his encouraging remark, and
)"r SPIRITUAL support during my study Of these ,peeio/
-nE. r. (. Glinqfon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-03

he added.
In addition 10 the six per cent
cat in all budgets. lIilberry re-
commended and the board APP
proved the following curtailments:
That the number Of freshmen
seeking admission TO the Uni
versiiy directly from high school
be reduced by 20 per cent.
That the number OF students
admitted into areas already
strikingly undcrstaffcd. spccifi-
cally elementary education and
The masters degree in education
be reduced by 20 pr cnct
That, in so far as possible with
out abrogatng formal commit
mcnls already made, the size Of
the summer session be reduced
by % per cent or more if pos
siDlc
That all Schools and Colleges
reduce their proposed offerings
for the fall and spring scmcstcrs
in light OF the budget stringcncy.
Ailberry also noted that the
Legislative appropriation makes
no provision for the fourth year
Of the expanded class in the Col
lege NJ Medicine.
Every effort will be made. as
in all cases. To fulfill our com
miimcnts TO the entering class
and to provide for the juniors
who are moving into their senior
year Hilbcrry said
However, it is obvious that
unless some emergency solution
is iorihcoming the present en-
,cring class viii have to be re-
duccd and no more than 100
could be admitted Ia September
1867 If that many. hc added