| Show STUDENT LIFE AUGUST 8 196G — 3 Campus Prepares For Roman Party Distributors and dealers of Tuppenvare products throughout the United States and Canada will arrive on campus in several weeks to find meeting halls housing units and recreation facilities sporting a Roman air Sixty days and many thousands of dollars are being spent preparing USU campus for approximately 1800 Tuppervvare representatives The Roman Holiday Aug 5 will give sales people a chance to share sales techniques learn about new products receive honors for outstanding work and enjoy a three-da- y vacation Workmen have been busy for more than a month converting the stadium into a coliseum center of many convention activities The George Nelson Fieldhouse looks like a warehouse specializing in 21-2- AT ROTC CAMP in Fort Lewis Washington Capt Louney pauses with Dr and Mrs Edwin L Peterson from Utah State University Logan in front of 8 inch Howitzer that has a range of approximately 11 miles and is one of the most accurate artillery weapons available The vehicle and Prof Peterson Visits Ft Lewis For Briefing Fort Lewis Washington — Dr Edwin L Peterson Utah State University Logan Utah is among 69 educators from 38 colleges universities and high schools who have been invited here by the Army to observe the training and to view practical application of classroom instruction presented by the Departments of Military Science at the Sixth Army ROTC Camp visit also enThe two-da- y ables the educators to arrive at a better understanding of the factors which go into training of the individual cadet — the development of leadership traits the building of confidence and self reliance and the formation of professional competence Completion of the six weeks ROTC Camp plus graduation from college is necessary before the 1650 cadets now in camp can receive their commissions as second lieutenants in the army 'Boys Town' Set For Union Movie "Men of Boys’ Town” is the Union movie of the week Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney star in the story of the life of Father Flanagan and his struggle to set up a juvenile community for wayward youth Opposed by the authorities in this belief that there are "no bad boys” Father Flanagan almost loses faith with Whitney March a wise cracking young hood- - howitzer as a unit weighs 58500 pounds travels at a cruising speed of 31 miles an hour and has a crew of 13 men Projectiles after being placed within the initial loading system are then chambered by a fully automated hydraulic system r - 'w statues pillars and podiums According to Frank Kozina and Wayne Riddle directors of the work lumber for platforms and other structures alone cost $9000 Another $14000 has been spent on paper cylinders for - columns podiums pedistals and walkways Since 1961 Tuppenvare has come to Logan for its "holiday” One reason is "the cooperative attitude of the university personnel and townspeople” said Kozma He added that local material and workmen are used as much as possible twenty-twAt present o high school and college students are engaged in construction and painting woik As Aug 21 approaches more workmen will be needed according to Wayne Riddle - New Flag Flutters On Old Main Hill USU has a new addition to the campus It is 150 feet high about 2 feet in diameter EDL at one point and less than a foot at another costs about S3000 and carries at its uppermost point an American Several scientific presentaaccording to Harold flag made by Wadsworth Physical Plant tions have been Utah State University superintendent namics Laboratory perDuring the last few weeks sonnel in recent weeks the maintenance department Michael L Forman presenhas been installing a new ted a paper entitled "A Fast flag pole at the top of Old Fourier Transform TechniMain hill near the front steps que and Its Application to of the building It is to take Fourier Spectroscopy” at the the place of the pole on top Colloque de Spectroscopie of Old Main’s tower Instrumentale at Bellevue Several reasons were givFrance en for the change In 1962 Another of Mr Forman’s Logan experienced an earthpapers "Correction of Asymquake that damaged the tometric Interferograms Obwer on Old Main Part of the tained in Fourier Spectroswas to the supports the damage copy” has appeared in Soaround the flag area and Journal of the Optical showed Examination pole be an ciety of America January would expensive it that 1966 to repair the pole operation A paper entitled "Gas Laalso pointed Wadsworth ser Tube System” was the and vibration winds out that scientific offering of Edwin make it would roof on the E Eckberg at the Eleventh near future in the necessary Annual Symposium and Exremodel to the completely position of the American Vato the tower pole Removing cuum Society held in Boston seems to be location another Mass alternaDr William M Moore pre- the most functional tive sented a paper entitled "In: Transactions with Salt Lake SpecLuminescence frared statroscopic and Kinetic Studies City radio and television installation tions led to the on Vibrationally Excited CarAmerUIIF transmitters on top of the at Monoxide” bon of Old Maain It was decided ican Chemical Society meetof at that time that these staings held at the University British Columbia on June tions would help financially in the relocation of the pole 16 and 17 The new pole will allow for the the flying of a 12 x 18 foot lum who nearly wrecks flag on the Fourth of July project Memorial Day and other free the First showing of 7 be special occasions Usually an pm summer movie will be8 x 10 foot flag is raised A Aug 12 The secondin show the UB platform will surround the gins at 9:15 pm area for ceremonies Auditorium Personnel Present Papers Electro-Dy- ROMNEY STADIUM fakes on Roman atmosphere for a re Festival Speech Seminar Now Progressing Dr Harris Winity from the University of Missouri at Kansas City is a guest-lecturfor a seminar in “Application of Psycholinguistics to Articulation Disorer Tup-pe- rn ’ CLASSIFIED TYPING — Fast 0 service 752-268- accurate 7 or 732-588- — o— SERVICES — Fast typing and ironing Linda ders” jl of 732-62- Let's Fly The seminar in session is sponsored from Aug by the Department of Audiology-Speech Pathology in the Humanities and of College 1-- Arts Chamber Group Slates Concert The last Chamber Music Concert of the summer is slated for Sunday Aug 14 at 3 pm in the Lyric downtown LoTheater gan No admission will be charged for the concert Featured in this week’s program is the Festival String Quartet Members of the group are Richard Stravvn Jack Ashton Warren Burton and Richard Foodim Rent this 1966 Cessna 150 For Only $1100 per hour Join Our Flying Club And Rent a 1966 Cessna 150 Tri-rac- er per fcoor $350 per hour tSOO We pay all expenses ot these prices Call Roy (Fly er) Thcurer 752-513- 1 Valley Airmotive Corp Logon-Cach- e Airport 39 |
