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Show Mathematician demonstrates at high school Dr. Clarence Wylie, chairman chair-man of the mathematics department de-partment of the U of U, gave a presentation on the fundamental fund-amental theorem of integral calculus to math analysis students stu-dents and a presentation on the arbitrary nature of an ax-iomatie ax-iomatie system to the Algebra students at the high school, on Thursday of last week. His visit vis-it was made possible by a grant from the National Science Sci-ence Foundation, a federal program. pro-gram. Later, in a conference with Omar Hansen, principal and several math faculty members, Dr. Wylie discussed interesting topics related to mathematical analysis involving the third, fourth and fifth dimensions. The discussion proved challtn-ging challtn-ging and interesting. Dr. Wylie, accompanied by his wife, participated in hot lunch at noon at the school and also took a tour of the art gallery gal-lery commenting that the exhibit ex-hibit was very interesting. According to the Association of American Railroads, railroad rail-road piggyback service which for 10 years made a habit of setting annual traffic records did it again in 1965. In that year, for the first time since such statistics were originated in 1955, rail piggyback went over the million-car mark. The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Manu-facturers Association says "The U.S. patent system, which has been instrumental in encouraging encour-aging new drug products, protects pro-tects a man's invention from unlicensed use by anyone else for a specified time, thus giv-iing giv-iing him commercial protection for his development." |