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B.C.. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1957\nNo. U\nRedshirts'\n'Scarlet Lei'\nBest Ever\nDowntown Vancouver will witness two of the year'.- be;-\nt;tmt lYer-for-alls when the Engineers throw their \"ScaiLd\nLei\" to the winds Thursday and Friday nights.\nThe traditional Redman's liall is prophesied by EUS o facials \"to top the campus social season with tiie inostest and 'h--\nbeste.-t \" '\u2014 - - -\nI'111 i* -a. v.vii above as she struts her\nstuff before 'de elite Engineering Forty\nClub. If you want to enter this club entry\ntornis cud rules are available :n the PCS\nOffice at noon hour. The basic rule tor acl-\nmiaauin hi the club is the ability to absorb\n40 ix'er m a specified time before qualified\nmembers.\n\u2014Photo hv DAVE WILDER.\nHILLEL is proud to ,.;u , [\">-\n'tor th\" ilirls. I mean, Will i)e the H(,m,, pn,tessor o) Hlstom .,;\nautl lent ic-flow eted leis tlowu in Ycshiva ClliveruC \\cv. Yam\n.specially for I'.idi woman a' \u25a0 \\]n..tk ,., ,il(, ] j ii i,.| Uou.-e .-l\n' tending. ; | ^.:J0 today.\nBut thi' men have not been if. if. if.\n> ignored. Twenty luscious nurses ; LUTHERAN Student Associj.\nlot' downtown notriety are put-! tion is having Rev Berg;,rm-j.\nting on what they call \"u prom-1 speak on Christian Marriage to-\nj ising slut.'' j day at 12.MO in Hut L-f! Every*\nj Other enhancements to would-i one is welcome.\nI be guests will be numerous \"sou-1 if. if, if,\njvenirs\" available tor all \"onj SCM js pn,st.ntlll, ., sludy\ntht\" t-,bl,'s- ri,kl' what -voui\u00abroup on \"NauRht For You\nplease.\" they say; \"eat em it , c\u201emfo,.r Father Hudleston'.'i\n\u2022vou ll'\"'\" 'book on the race problem cf\ni Accepted dress for the oc-jSoutl, Atri(,;i ,,t noon todav U1\njeasion will include saronas. leo-j Room ;m Auditorium.\na-eel coeds were leid bv enthusia.-tic engineering students this morning ! ,;,rds 'Protcrably scarlet long-! if. if. if.\n.i ti .i . .i i.- Tin ii ,, i Johns will do), seal-hunting! mRFcT ri Tin or..- ,,i \\i-\nin a move to ?'.;\u25a0?.ici\/.e tho Hawaiian theme ot the Fngmeer s ball, which is. a.s we all know, ., ,., , ,,,. ,i , i....t,m.J rOrifc&l LLUfl present- ,\\t..\nKeith Gibson, editor of the B. C.\n. Lumberman, who.will deliver .i\nThe hall IS to be held till.-' m, ,. .\u201e\u201e, \u201e . . ,\u2022 ,:\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 talk on Ihe Problems ot U.-\"\nWednesdav and 1 luii'sda;. at the\nCommodore. First and Fourth\nscar types \\v i 11 tie m attendance\nWedncsdav while tile eauer Sec\n^11 I '' T\" II olid and Third year- men will\nact there Ihe night ailei ''I'd qia's'ion ot \"lln'v an Oriental Views Western 'Man'\nThe led pane;' leis were hunr, will be aired Tiuii\"sda\\ n i in Plume-, I.MH'l in. three out-\naruund th.e prttty neck- ot lbs -landmg ;\\'ort'n Aniencm expel Is ivlin .-.imuld know.\nCo-Eds Leid By Redshirts\nAs Hawaiian Ball Date Nears\nMany\nlove tc\nthe best clar.ra\nv'.al of the vear.\nshorts, bermuda shorts, bathing\nsuits and tuxedoes,\nCome Hear\nHot' Talk\nWednesda\n'HowOrientals View Westerners'\nTo Be Aired By Asian Experts\nll anv ol yr,..\nother Yaneom\ninlll the I'ubh.d-\ni'Tdi) on We..;\nS'mock Double C'\nh'i p'a-.-entatis\nt'i.i -se\\ Th,\nV i m oi: ver Sia a.\nhi .mil uur\n\u2022 \u25a0 \u25a0..i ki \u25a0 up a para\nt i : e 1 \u25a0 o 1 nut A\n, ei per- a i e dee ' .\nI'he olseuSs\n, I ,,' 11\nId la I i i> pl\"es -,\nrial etection,.-\ni n i iiinv span, r\neieluded in tla\nI 'date\nuiiauspi r! lie.; coed- u ii o Ire Pa rl a'ipal ill'.; Ml a panel discussion sponsored by the\nqucuUs cried out for more alter World luuvor.sily Ser\\ace Coinnilttee will be: Dr. Pine, Ti-llo.\nthis or am, thev urn- leid Very tew il any f' F,(' Prole-sor o| Hi.storv and Asian Studies; Dr. R. P. Dniv,\nnewspaper, spurned the gilt, and many ro iornier Japanese expert at the University ol London, now a\neds were he.mt lo exclaim I hai \u25a0 Prole.-s.,|- ,,| A.siaii Studies ;it l;P,(m, and K.J. Halnam, a WUS\nHoard at\na \\ ill the\ni 11 lee llnniii\nth.ey woulcl keep the leis It\nholar t ro intlm [', niversit v ol '.YLdnva, studxiin\nin.'e -ciHilar I ro\nrviT\na souvenir ol the i;eu\n\u2022rosit > and 1 he Ihmmiii I ului s.-\ni i-i on T ii e ,,| Un. en-uieeid\nI'U'e, The \u2014\u2014--\u2014-\u2014-\u2014----\u2014\u2014--\u2014\u25a0\u2014\u2014\"\u2014\u2014\"\"\n\\V\u00ab- I I IT\ni '.cull \\ will\nu.-cu.-s wile\n,i:U'l' Nevm.\n\u25a0ir |oh\nill lie \\>. ide\nrelit piamiu\n-Lid-slulLiinr,,\nnc-\" will I\"\nNO RAPE SCENES,\nJUST DIRTY SKITS\nntalilv \u25a0\u25a0hot\" curi\nskit\nh.n 4! neers' Nil rses'\n'l'od..> I- t'ie day i o rii.iii to\ndue auditoruim lo see tne Ul\nim i-l in cle\\er, -ex> and clou n\nriLTht lilthy -kit- Tne Civib\nure prepared to meet all com\npetition in their ellort-. lo ,-e\nie prize lac- the dirtiest\n\u2022xrh,.\nlor an MA in politic.d science at I'liC.\n'I lie three panelist-, will specialize in Asian reliL'ion.\nculliire .\\ik\\ politics respectively durins; the noon-h.iur h.u'Uin.\n\\chich will be chaired by UPC's telegenic political Science\nProle.s-.or. Dr. David Corbett.\nGodiva Movie\nGoes Thursday\n! Logging Superintendent\" today\nat noon in F & (! \\0(C\n\u2022Y- if- *\nLIBERAL CLUB present- li i\nMcDonald of the Liberal Fern \u2022\n. at ion on I low Fleet ions Ar '\nWon\" today in Arts UK! at I:' d .'.\nMembers oiil\\.\nIf. Y- -Y-\nNEWMAN CLUB lica A\nto be a general meet um m i\" '.\nNewman Cluhhouse. lll.d. tod;,\u00ab\n, at noon\n\u2022Y- -Y- -Y-\nV.C.F. Dr W'oodmaas-,\nPrincipal ol the Anglican T.a\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\nlouical Collimc will speak .. i\n\"The Duel rice ol Cod\" loir i \\ -d\nnoon in Physics 'Jill\nif. if. :;.\nTOMORROW\nKni;uieer'a patriiu saint rules ai;ain in l'llnisoe s pire-entat-\ntion Thursdav ot T,.ul\\ (iodiva.\nI lose \\\". no- e u\naUuail n\nst met - incite them to m> see\nStudent Exucutiva Program\nsession scheduled for Wednesday evening h*-. be\u00abn postponed. There will be no S.E.P.\nmeeling this ww'i. There will\n,b\u00ab one next Wednesday.\nTlmre m. h'iM'Vi'i, no '.ruth\nin th \u2022 iiiiiii a' that .Jaw i. Mac\nDonald I- .mm-a.\" lo re-enact Tonm ol\nthe r.i.M' scene- IVotn the Kav\nen Hi. wil c \\>,a hi Id in '1 let bun\nS<. It'- mum todav lot the ul >i the ml.ma.ih'c tem ,1c ^ !\">se , i.).m,..,, t; l)imi. (U p(;,Ktu\nmo-1 in noon-hour e Ueit.un :,,.,,\u25a0,;,\u25a0,. .,.,-iv!- are revealed he hut thcred more ta.m ueet-\nm-alh tn, -1: a ,o - \u25a0 a ihcvina, e\\ , m tin - i dr.i\nthe highest dm;i'c'\nTh. low toned ta v el'n ! > pe I ale\nCIVIL LIBERTIES UNION .,\nholdiuj.', their genera I ma et m j,\nn unimrow at l'J dll in A rls 1 n.i\n\u2022Y- -Y- -Y-\nMUSIC APPRECIATION Clui\npresents a recorded urogram.n..-'\ni consist inu ot Dor Koscnl'.ax ; -\nlice\" :il noon tomorrow in tlm\n,i! tiPPe.d- , |i|,,ci( Music Itoom All ar m\nin;.', tonic cited to attend\nV v V\nTh.i1 the insatiable cunositv ul **\" '' ''\"\nPRE MED SOCIETY orcenia\nnair anpeai- to\none peeping linn is unsatisfied\nis no i\". \u25a0 a.son tor \\ mi to tear un\nsal !.-t,ict ion at tais film This is\nami\nthe film, \u25a0 Medical Kfler'- ot t:\nAtomic Homh\" tomorr>m.\nnoon in U'eshrook 1 HO\n(Continued on Pags 8 -\nSee 'TWEEN CLASSES PAG'li -i WO\t\nrirr UBYSSEY\nAuthorized as second class mail. Post Office Department,\nOttawa.\nMEMBER CANADIAN UNIVERSITY PRESS\nStudent subscriptions $1.20 per year (Included in AMS feea). MaU\n\u2022ubscriptions $2.00 per year. Single copies five cents. Published\nIn Vancouver throughout the University year by the Student\nPublications Board of the Alma Mater Society, University ot\nBritish Columbia. Editorial opinions expressed herein ar\u00ab tbote\nCf the editorial staff of the Ubyssey, and not necessarily those ol\nthe Alma Mater Society or the University. Letters to the Editor\n\u2022hould not be more than 150 words. The Ubyssey reserve? the right\nto cut letters, and cannot guarantee publication of all letter*\nreceived.\nEDITOR-IN-CHIEF SANDY ROSS\n, ASSOCIATE EDITOR PAT RUSSELL\nManaging Ed. Dave Robertson City Editor ...... Jerry Brown\nBusiness Manager Harry Yuill Asit. City Editor, Art Jackson\nCUP Editor Marilyn Smith Feature Editor, R. Kent-Barber\nPhoto Editor, Mark Underhill File Editor Sue Ross\nSENIOR EDITOR THIS ISSUE OLIE WURM\nReporters and Desk:\u2014Carol Gregory. Sue Ross. Noel Richardson, Dave Robertson, Barrie Hale, Barrie Cook Dave Ferry\nand Mike Raynor.\nEngineers' Edition:-Bill Tennant. Ed Mazzu'ca. Kelvin\nStewart, Ross Craig and Jim Futcher\nRedshirts Get Serious\nEvolving Engineers\nBehind the curtain of Engineers hi-jinx and humour\nlies ii dedicated purpose\u2014the advancement and application\nof science and technology lor the betterment ot modern\n.society.\nThe paper this editorial is minted , ,r, ti.e :;ii. p m\npruned wilii. and the machines which printed i' ,d! are the\nrosiill nl engineering nu.wmiity and elinrt. Indeed, tin.' reason that yam are able to rem! this editorial might be that your\neducation was made possible through engineers' development\nol low-cost printing and paper.\nToday Canada's economic level is at its highest point,\nand stands potentially as being the highest in the world.\nTo further improve its economic level, Canada must develop\nits natural resources hy a great industrial expansion. To\nexpand industrially, Canada needs engineers, many thousands of engineers. This situation is clearly evident today\nwitii Canadian industrial organizations actively competing\nlor the services of newly-graduated engineers.\n'Ihe role <>| the Canadian engineer i.s changing rapidly.\nYesterday., the engineer was the designer and the builder.\nToday the engineer inu.sl not only be the designer and builder, he musi also be qualified lo act m the fields of management, public relations, sales. ;md many other fields ol business. Statistics show that '\u2022'\u2022 i ol Canadian Engineers who\ngraduated prior to ID-la are now engaged in fields other than\n.lesign or construction\nI nlorliin.itely, the engineering curriculum .it this and\n\u25a0>tnei universities tails to reiamm\/.e the changing role ol the\nengineer hngmeei um courses today are devoted primarily\nto the -t i id v and de -!'.', ii principle \u2022 and overlook com plot ol v t!; \u2022\nsos.oimi damme . coin.-e, vvh;c!i .arc ol iiinv.' in:1 unpoil\n\u00bb\n: i \u25a0 c , m e 111;. \u2022! i : ;u m in ' : m '. - m I v o;,; < \u25a0 \u2022 11; m \u25a0 \u25a0 I o i \u25a0 , m , ; I: e\nT II E UBYSSEY\nTuesday. February LO, KJ5T\nNone Carry Lamps\nRedshirt Moll Tells What\nLittle Nurses Are Made Of\nWhat are student nurses''\nLittle white angels carrying\never burning lamps'.' Or me\nthey gay frivolous young girls\nwith a torch Ior every n^il shirt\nthey see','\nIt is doubtful that they are\neither ol these. In fact many\nshow a preference for the ties\nand collars of commerce men;\nsome enjoy the doctor's stethe-\nscope; only a few dress entirely\nin white; and none carrv lamps.\nThe general belief is that\nnurses are kind, understanding, sincere, and above all have\na love for mankind. This is\nvery true. They are kind to\nthe lonesome engineer, understand perfectly how lie feels on\nSunday morning, and sincerely\nwish the phone would ring\nagain to reward them for their\nlove of num.\nBy BARB WATERFIELD\nONE QUALITY\nOne quality nurses have\nwhich few people are aware of\nis a keen sense of direction.\nThey develop this by learning\nto find their way through the\ntunnels under the Vancouver\nGenera! Hospital This aptitude for orientating themselves\nproves very useful in their social life For instance it enables them to find their way,\nby themselves, to a Nurses-Fai-\nginccrs mixer when ever they\nhope to snag a date for the Engineer's Ball.\nII has been said that student\nnurses never stand when they\ncan m and never sit when they\ncan lie. This is a preposterous\nstatement. Have you ever\nseen one sitting down when on\nduty in a hospital, or for that\nmatter have you ever seen\none\" <)n 1 he a - rage nurses\nwivi'i\" more terri'ory than almost any other professional\nperson whether,..- foot or in ;\u00ab\n.Mercedes Ben\/.\nFROZEN\nThe unemotional frozen facial appearand of some undergraduates is rather deceiving\nto the patient. However, if\nmay be easily explained. Either\nshe has just given the wrong\npatient the right drug and is\nwondering about the result or\nshe has just met the handsomest Engineer she has ever seen\nand i.s completely stunned.\nThe aim of every student\nnurse is tx) get her patient back\non his feet, regardless of whether he is In a hospital or the\nGeorgia. By the time she becomes an R.N. she cqn usually\nperforin the operation with\nskill and grace,\nLetters to the Editor\nSuperheated\nKdiior. Red Rag\nYon r si;| urn mated let I er a r\nlivid t ' . 1 lllul'll'ii: 111 an opei i\ni 11 v i lo : a w it 11 a oin- i'c 111 stamp\noil I' 11 '.>, oil Id have ;; i veil Ihe\nI m\\ .-. mid me much pleasure\nand en|oyment had not melancholy reflections come with it.\nand that there were shysters in\nthe country who would have\nthe guts to do a Canadian citizen with an open letter and\nonly a one cent stamp on it.\nI realize that I graduated 10\nyears ago in Civil Engineering\nand still have not paid my Civil\nClub dues. Well. I'll tell you\nw 11 y\nIn 1047 I bought a sawmill\non credit. In 104\" I bought an\nox-team and timber cart, two\nTexas ponies, a breech-loading\ngun. ;> wine tester, and a Coll\nrevolver, also two ra\/or back\npigs, all on credit. In 1040 the\nmill burned flown and didn't\nleave a damn thing One pony\ndietl and I loaned the other to\na Seik who starved it to death.\nThen I joined the church\nIn I0a0 mv eldest boy gol\nthe mumps and I liev w en!\ndow n on him and the doctor\nhad to cast ra ir him to save ids\nlife Later I vvenl fishing and\nIhe dual overturned and I lost\nthe liiggesl cal lisp I've ev ei\nseen and I '.Vi t ol 111 \\ I 10 V > g i >:\ni i is i mm a! m 11 her o| whom v\\ w-\n111< \u25a0 one wdo w a - c.i \u25a0 I ra I ed\nIII I 11.1 I I n v 1 at 1 le r (I I'd and\nm 11 ro1 her w.i, 1 v i mi us I lor\n' o ' , e \u25a0 I i , ; j 1 '. 11 !'. I I I I a ', n I e I\nYValerbiiry watch and a stricture. This for a time kept tin -\nbusv . winding t he watch a nil\nI i 11 I : I l l g to I 111 ' I I 1 I I * I o 1 I - e\nTin- ' a \\l -mm I tool-, hea i 1\nii'.a: and bought a new man\nI i -.. i|a an mi , ,i | )i i \u25a0! I n g i ll 111 lei\na ui a ill resh nr; machine all on\ncredit Then came the cyclone\nand blew everything into the\nnext county My wile caught\na disease firm a travelling\nsalesman and someone castrated my bull\nSince TAHFL'. as boys say,\nnothing surprised me more\nthan when you said you would\ncause Hie trouble for not paying my I04t> Civil Club dues.\nI hope in my letter I've shown\nyou my predicaments.\nM. BICIIE.\nDried Prairie. Sask,\nif. if, if\nThe Great Trick\nKdiior. The Ubyssey;\nAlthough I'm an urdinaiw\nburner who does an honest\ndav's work on a little farm m\nthe interior, wnen I go home\nal night 1 do a lot of thinking\nI've been reading a lot about\nthe '( \"meal Trek or the (meal\nTrick' I don 1 know lor suit\nuna! t hey ea I led it as I am no|\nsi i good a I learning t i mse sin n I\n1 rick v w arils\n\\ow I V e been I I I 111 k um I 11 IS\npi oblem over I ol I u I'ee weeks\n.mil 1 llue.k I have a solution\nTho.e Alls people who lake\nuna I oil i or 11 v i con im \u25a0\u2022. make\nMima gi I i ui I ami co is! rue!\n' II I 1 own i a I I Id II ' - 1 ' tlli'll\nloi 1!\nu a ii 11 ue:\nOur method of attack, would be\nalong these lines;\nAt the first of next year start\na club called the Faithtiil\nT w o i: '.: poucli'i's Association\nMany would min Slow I y \\ i a.\ni mild instill ('omnum is! thinking; into their heads Students\ncan be easily led In no time\n;d all. the entire University\nwould join just in find out\nwhat a twong pouch was Then\nyou could jab them with the\nCommunist needle.\nSandy, my dear friend. J\nwish .vou would think this proposition over very deeply before you jump\nMay Stalin be with you\nPlenty of Vodka.\nNIKITA.\nMoscow. Russia\nif. if. if.\nLustful Redshirts\nEditor. Red Rag:\nI have a complaint to make\nLast yeai I sent my daughtei\nto LLC' to lake first year Arts.\nTo make things short and\nsweet, she met an engineer ;tt\none of those dances and it urns\nnot vcrv long belore she be\ncame pregnant Now 1 have\nnothing to ay against a mil\ngetting pregnant, but 1 am angry because this engineer will\nmil support her.\nU'ilu this letter I u Ish la\nw am all the ol her innoa. in\ngirls m aids to \u25a0Watch out fot\nt in i-;e d.am n en giuei as T; i 11\n-mould be some law amm.i-d\neoople doing that\nMow cm \\o,ir A.MS Id, ,\num: simal bv wluh' all : do-..\n11; a ' \u2022. I i \u25a0 a. II leer -. , re co! r \u25a0 ,i c\nTwong Pouches\nI !\u25a0 .\u2022',\": nam m m\n\\ \\ \\ i 'i 11 VI.!; . d 1'i | i\nWe ,u| fi'C I hat the pre-,ice\n\u2022, Im v. a ,i ; ie.it deal nf '-.el i -\nlie] m 'hea id\" as you ad\nin not mmiti'i in thc tar.\nLdiloi ,\nMore Manure?\n11.i ,d kl.ovle.l g d \u25a0 l.'ii h\nmt' v o , :!n '.::,iiii.,rii,..' ,ii\n-i;oB lil.-U'kBl'KN.\nW i ed I'l I I I .ptiu c.i\nm \\ sell mm 1 smd ' a he- I\ni I a 1 n II c o w I m. i i in.\nI \u25a0'. I ll.i.'i 1 vv a \u25a0 la u I ii a I mil\n,'llli look lo (I I I II k III!.' I (111 III I\nstop until all 1 nan Id I w,c ,i\nw mill i );i I i; ia I: a le I d\nd.M mo.'k. I 'o, un mi ii a I'm he\nII. III! I dllV I I'-,! II' I I'd \\ \\ oi,\nSa ii a \\ cm i lil help ii- in 1 \u25a0 < i-\nma |ni pi o |i el Vm c a i hi la\nlew aided I ill llllai u in I \\ inl thi\nA I , I ,\n1 la I e| |,\nHill he\nMi 111 i, ion 111 a 111 \u25a0 i i\nA M . ( I 1 I I I e 1 e\nlie ', li C Tuesday, February 19, 1957\nTHE UBYSSEY\nPAGE THREE\nWomen Tested\nern Art. Machine Age\nrings Results\nv.BV\niC \":'\u25a0\nFILMSOC\n..-oi LMa ia,'. dm, \u25a0 \u25a0 dac\nat noon today\n., nooidimur tilm\nn\nI'.dgid.t. ers, ,,s .; ... v.'el! known, favour free love and recent -l.i'^iir- simu t! \u201ei ;n Canada then are onlv 10.'1 women\nper eiig:no-d---!ar to., tew. Cm''.sequent lv , ., committee was\ntornied to study ri.a amds o| s-,;>)p|ying more wonu.-u lor engineers I fm c, anrnd'ee learned that a certain -pecies ot prawn\nreverse ;;- s,.\\ pa ga; male to ieniale durum Us normal life\ncycle. It wa-- cfemdi d to attempt such reversibility by artificial\nmeans\n<-, ul la- shown Wednesday\nunci: :i -\"'cad ol today.\nsee . . .\nJohn (Sricrson's classic\n\"The Drifters\"\nWI OM.SDAY at 12:110\nThursday: LADY (10DIVA\nArtsiren wer. <\nas the logical subi\nan experina n' 'I id\niced upim\ns for such\nare not as\nexper.oi red as mta., and they\nhave thi- basic mental training\nrequired, so It is ud.lv necessary\nto change their pa;. <:i';i! char-\nacteristijs Thus 'Project Arts-\nmen\" was born\nThe .''mud report from Project\nArtsmar\" was published yesterday, the mam points .if this report at-\" summarised below:\n\"Project A'-i-mm\" is a complete .-aiL'ges- We are now able\nto produce perfect women in\nany si\/e .aid shape cit s.red. Tin\ntil'St IV. a\"'\".i:.e is a':.)'m \"m produce\nfifteen \"womt-n per hour, and it\n1- felt i h ' .. adia.W e i m -1_I1 wil:\n' Wi >! ..\ni'.V -fi'. '\nU'll.l',11\n\u25a0II el I, _'!L>,00\nWhen you pause...mflke it count...have a Coke\nPaw material is available in\nabuiidatict \"V ervvv here All that\nis required e one artsman for\neach u oman t :> be produced ,\nAny one mac':1,me cmi be Used\nto produce .,:\". '.ml:m.ted variety\not modi Is, The Mechanical Engineers nave, so tar produced 42\npanting replicas of Sofia Lorcn, j\n'A'2 pregnant Gina Lol'.opallooz-j\nas, 78 slinky Marilyn Monroes,\nand numerous assorted others,\nExtensive tests have been\ni\nmade on all models so far pro\ndueed and the results have prov-\n1 ed most satisfying They outper-\n1 form anything else on the mar\nj ket today, tt is therefore felt\n| that the Engineers will soon be\n: making more women than ever\n: before\n\"C\u00bbW 1\u00ab \u2022 Mqlttertd trademark.\ntiKl\u00bb4ing ftJual Tixti\nCOCA-COLA LTD.\nling hy\ngi oo .d.1'-\n'.'1 K'J i I IC\nC> hih\nM 111\n'[ 1 i t ' [ Id . V\npat icrv\nFcKuit\nSEX OR INFINITY\nh vcrv controversial pen-and-ink draw-\n.'ward J Mazzucu, a Second Year tn-\nq student. has caused guile a slir in\n-;;ici circled The drawing is called \"Sex\n,-y\" g\\),\\ il is from this title that no>dt\n-it r> ivi..m as has arisen\n; -; (-] \\<\\ d'| ,t ink-to iou s\\ ith Mi M< looicn\n\u2022; i-> \\c ! that the cm| A\\ \u2022\u25a0-( oioe i nsu ie tl ie\nOSidi it --, in I mil , I ru |it in \u25a0< \u2022 i j< >t i i liki\n::-, -,\\ ml. n. I i\/O'. I In ft in taolpi :\\v I ike hoi\nmen j tho-- wel > like ftvt. h o no- seen\nI p d m .!' i \u25a0; j (..' , i ! oo. 'V, tt i mf the h ad o -\n- ..;ther'-, w. .ml >\nTne Lngn icoi ii oi I ui alto Ik id i not coin\nm.rK.iui iCmd the o ion s o: Im v\\- o k 1 0.11 ' -\u25a0\n, await mo] the cntic. ism ;>f the Arts\n.-, ...... *6&M -A-iwuiaiEjsiAt.\nATTENTION - Students in\nHonours Chemistry\nGeneral Chemistry\nChemical Engineering\nPass Chemistry\nOfficials of one ol' Canada's largest paint manufacturers will he on the\ncampus to interview prospective employees for their central clevelp-\nnvent laboratory and technical department.\n1 hose intere-ted in summer employ merit should aho apply\nInterviews will be i mid urtod mi ! 'ebriu r\\ OO h and O'dh. -Oaitmg al\nI p.m in ihe Perm uilel I 0 fice. 1 llll .M-(0\n\\ tilm vmll he shown at i'.'O'i p um lehruars 0\">th ei (hiiui-trv OOI\nI or lurther details see the Personnel Oliiie.\nmm\nIRGH INDUSTRIE\nI. 1 M 1 T 1- 1\u00bb\nI'OKIOMO \u25a0\u25a0- MoNTKhA! WINDSOR\nVAM'OI'Vlflf \u2666AGE FOUR\nTHE UBYSSEY\nTuesday. Ft.1:-, ^arv If). 19a\"\nThe Kings Engineer\nCanto I\n\u25a0ii glisiciimg towers of C'nm-\n-\".ngton Castle strove\n.- ' m moon and the stars\n,,d Oithe them in light\n\u2022i ., s:;]i Fnglish inghi.\n\\i ; ast their shadows afar\n' \u25a0'.- ia.asms of day\n.a! for,;; died avvgp .\na gii a.ae ol m i in ipil . a In\n:,, -1.\na i . i n l::.' l)|V'7r\n. ' ed stil in t.d' trees,\nc a . m. m a. as slcpmg at O.sl\n.v. i :;,:::! ot ilm ear,\n- ., . and y et cleai\n\u2022 . ad.umg id' O'olsd p-\nca' shaw !\\ drew m ai r.\nBy V. YOUNG\nTai King's Engineer through\nhis- transit did peer.\nAnd his .jowl bore a trace of\n-alivm\nCanto III\nNow look tnee alar.\nTie door comes ajar.\nThe door to milady's room'\nthe tovvei- bleak and grey. Trough Oi diva knows not\ndch he had to survey.\nis the tow er ol I aid v Godiva.\nTwi i beady eyes hot\n.\\r' *e;eiiuig in from the\n\\d..c tLi\ni.or swings vvu.li\nooiiiuis inside.\nThe path of ins 'ocirs\nr.ies-crib'ad a long loeu-,,\n.-'van tOm: tana' to rest\n0 a pan cnance\nm t.'i cmnnhers where re-md. A Knight, a, Knight in his\nO ar.pletely divested.\n\u2022;' g; riiients. that maid n\nromance.\n\u25a0 i m\n. (i s)( (-p not set them at i i .-'\n:cr the nigdu.\n''. i vi'.-. A'ould ha ve | ii'i'i'i d\n' o s. e,\nno the .strang'e figure was\nat strode without pause\nu the parapets high by the In The silent, dim light of her\ns< a. room.\nAs s\u00bb vrn arc lamps\n. a n shot t he lair Inm\n''Ot a a lamp by her ha a.i\nA \u2022'! ;. vv mclow close b\\ a! law\nsine\n.'\u25a0.'-! ice pane so small,\na' :I\\ seven feet tall.\nAlio barely eleven feet w id. -\n'A'ith no vigil kept.\nThe lair lady slept.\nan.:') in Ills i v i\n.s r<.; \u2022\u25a0 i imply.\nId .Via.a'S lo .ml-. Iier III\nJTf\/iTr ~~%\n( \u25a0\u25a0\u2022' '.'..\u25a0 - mark hack\ni ' -. m ' l : ! o;n 'in- ( ,\nTms il I mannered coo!\n1 n the i\" i \"-cam suit\n!Oa dlis'ned ;- sword of pewter\nHi W.lisncrcd no sonnet.\n.\\da; fjor'ti ,i his stem bonne: .\nA higOnh unorthodox suitor.\nlie chortled and swatpgererl\nC'onti mptible blaKgard'\n0:\nI I 1 g 1 1 I X e\nAn\n> .< .-a iwly retread . c\nSo m arly deieati (0\nN :g'd to t -u' brink o| a --v. oon,\nIt w a a iiih't be niei ,\nAu ira :\"i :gs throw ing |-];-(\nAi\"id one hilluva short lionev\n\"\".oi an\nany devices he bore in his H ,.-,-\u2022 ,;jown {rom th(,u. (.1;imps Godiva was trapped m her\nJ O till loo'\nGodiva's l.a,\nThat remm\nbciuwt:\nThe cold w ::\nAs the fhip\nWith Ins sO'\nIlls tf I '\n1\" a dill\nt \u25a0 coin\na ver,\n' \u2022 r al on 0. i\n- Ad:,led\n-. .: scaled.\nt gk- (Oenrhe\niirm.-,\ntunic\nscarlet ,n d\nn ner hTp, to soften tin\ndiioni\ni ra -ici ha vi - lean\ntin King's Kngmeer,\n'.'.'.(\u2022-\u25a0 his\" said eving at night'\n> Kings Kniani'i\"\nmoked long and looked char\n!\u2022 stared with an open mouth\nm The *h ajght he c.id wilt\nThat the tower he'd built\nT-tc Kinc's Fr^ineer was band- L,.,,-rd seven derm's to th,\nsome of <-our.se, :outh!\nA-.0. strongly devoted to only.\nMot -easily swayed\n\u2022:rwn the homa.se Im oayed\n0 ,-iard liquor skinbooks rind\nrjr-i.uty .\n\"'\"\u25a0sting; his life to his crepe\nsoled .shoes.\n.-\"or fate would do him m.>\ndarni)\nt -haled the .slippel'v slate-\nahid root'\n', it n nia transit uiOn c is ar;:\",\n'..'edeing' there\n*; \u25a0 col.\"* night ana\n. \u2022\u25a0 .-. t i. re til eve to ilm scopi\ni net.'i'rmiii.\" 'On data\n'' ''ii.'.h soonej' or Inter\n.'Oi! lis-c ti.\"' Oetenuii'\" the\nsiopi\n- mis. j on mighi ,mk.\n' \u25a0 primary task\na* g.Iini.'llS this m.ill of\nOtters.\n' \u25a0 ;'.;..r \u25a0'}, lii-; '\u25a0 ;, goof\n, 'ad.- peali of a root\n\u25a0 td'm .-ooi on hi.- dun \\ \u25a0\u25a0, <\u25a0.\n- weaU'r\"\nant.\".o<- n ad on.\n* >l 1 u \\< U ; un iii.n;:,\n'.at orir c\u201es hmi a! )lt so On.\n' has tri :urw-< y m e aceeran\nway,\n\u25a0 . O Wer, o i Ol'' \\ all P\\\ndd rite\nCanto II\nrem, v i\\\u201e .st-,'\nCn de ,,,s coulo i\".\n'.'-.,( I to d: -ilm mi\nI'-k.\nI em'.r,. \u25a0* rt 0't'\nhaven\ni vvuuic say that this man\n1 l.m a g'i r.i ral plan\nI'hiit vv o,, le; make a good plot\ntor tin Haven\nStill, inch, on the cool,\nrail, lean and aloof\nWith a poise or a learned\nscholar.\nCanto IV\ndot '.h\\\\ could lie. ei :, Sandon\n00.s maid\nVm;* 1 .mnt cl bet i v t s |,, il-,,\n\/\u25a0i.i, s.\nWhen tin Kinc's Fngiia-ei.\nThat man without a pe\u00abi .\nWis still unaware, torsooth\nHopi h;;d a start\nIn tri( fair lady's heart.\nWinn the Engineer came to\nhi r view.\nla. sudden fast flight.\nSue .slipped past the Knight.\nAnd straight to her cb.iset she\nflew.\nS.'n ti.\u00bb'.'k out her undies.\nThi ones she wore Sundays,\nTOi ones with tin lir.-iicl\nCon-to V\nThrough sot \u2022 \"'.. .^ht nm \u25a0 .\nHe reached ?\u2022 . '\\i%\\; -ill\nAnd hoimcM 0 . . reac;- li '\nbattle.\nThe face ot th\u00ab Knight\nWas an il! Iai\u00bb,,: j-jed tvhiii ,\nAnd his add-',,;' wa, st.irtn\nto rat th\nThe Knight i\u00ab-.; .\u2022;eci awav,\nHis kni'is hec.v .o clay.\nTil! he saw t.Ofe wa > sdiih\nthing :.r: ,sg\nThis bra\/cn > \u2022\" , -rg fc;:a\nHau but ;,' >:,, \u2022 rule,\nVA'hat mannm '.' we.inon . ,\nthis\"\n'iV'iiocrani.\nWit\ni e;.rb |\". .\nami *.hiusi\nT '\n( \". folded them tight\nOo(\niva la y< -.; \u2022\n\u25a0d.-.t\nIn\ntin ri'i'in ol a kite\nIn t\nhe skid c.\n'.-. yc'dn.^\nA'\ni\"- t::i\":ie to Ihe wind\n'W\nshe\nWh.\nTw\nKngmi t\nit ;e: Ot g,\nis wiur.t v\n'\" hem.!\n..Kc .,!.!\nTn\ns ch liaate nnsslc\nAn.\"\ntile l.'n c. ,\n\", I v. as -1.uk\nAs\niig.'it as a thistle.\nrigid Idc\n>g'\nlaunch' d m the nai |..\nol\ntin\n*0 -.usl be mistaken,\n^hmi car\u00ab had been taken\nOai' lady Godiva was stirring'\nW., <-.e losing his yLj.:ht.\n'.\"'g.Id these numlx-rs lae right'\n-\u2022\u2022 i : -tn t \"hed like a kitten.\n,''urrin,:,i\n'.\" * kn:g w ill turn blue.\n'.'\u25a0 . r, < funning will too'\nTee Kiiif. s Fnglneer\n^ i.s i,-.idiy i fear\ni \\\\ '\u25a0 Ot i. .til.) ol on I gi nl le ,li,c i\n'\u25a0all. \u25a0\nSo .--i-a-al oi mind,\nSo rout) add refined\nTne id ouch* 1''.aic ha\\'e knockeo m.i uiui\ni;i.\nf i r ! he panties v.en Inn ai\nfa ;r 'light.\n7'd \u25a0 v w afted their wa\\\ni)e.- ''\">> ruoi cold :v.\\0 gie) .\nW..\u00bb n the I'.Hgmee; still hi Id\nO't'T,\nArid .an.ua they could land.\nA v>, ( l) -iracticed hand.\nPh.i'ni r* .;':o\\v 11 the silk ,.-- Il\nT'^'-^i'd\n.-\\s t \"a KnCUleer's r \\ es\n(\"an s.st tt the sott priri\nT \",e s-;k with bni'ht t \"ir. ad\n-\u2022 -,- ci^'ramined\n'I'.Orf\" U \\'-i fs of red.\nKr.;rI;y s,c>:;e its they .- aid.\n0 O'-S Well I'll t.c dann eri\n'J'O.s .O; could In\nA s.gr.i 1 it plea\nOOI.ad \\ ? a.s need ol m,\\ .tin\nNO' ra-ec; to c.dl I\" in .\n1 I j Oi :.' i n in ;i t im\nSir K \" :>. ' T. U.. vi-mii- sir,\n'Twin but ; .- -,: ' Cgl '\nCor the f.. g.m \u2022 \u2022': ir..;b!\nWa.. ninii :''\".:.i \"hi ar-sin.e\"\nby pleat;.\nTh.' I'lunio t \u25a0 un;.;'0o\nThe lOngmi t r \u25a0> \u25a0 ar.mo'\nK'.gh.t up lo ',::\u25a0\u2022 -'Cp-iar- com\n1 w I 1' i \\\nI can h'-aa- .:\u25a0 \u25a0>\u25a0\n! I is i I !emn gh'd\nb'r death Uu :\npaim-\nTne'i In s,.\"i-. :.\nTo rise ma i \u2022'\nMl rdi vvati - *\n,' dMg. ^s\n- 'Team -\nhW.a v \u2022 'ie -\nthe fOdil\"\n(Te.\n\u2022i oil' .y{ \u2022 r-\nI ,ady (r> ku v; . . !..oi.,-\"olt - -\n|o.\\\n('armg -.n\\ ::::\u25a0: - fm st:H c , -\nurn lac'\n\" :\\lv hem. '\u25a0 ::, (.....rlinj;. \\ m\nlial.'\"Or,, -a >>.->;< '\"\nSin ch :. ro \".'.*\u25a0\u25a0 b:mb' I \\..r,\nI 1 ! IH I I .' I \\ I ' , i ,'hl;\nThai 1 ir,ih'.; 'tiJ,\n'1 o ask '- ,-.' .... -d nt-a ,\nti a'\"'\nTliat re a 0n0 a< fil i.;h' ,\ndo .' t:h ,,,.\/\u25a0, , -* -try. ijg'-l\nA:-i' 10 d- ... I Cm \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\ni, i , -... '\"' \/\"'\no..,,t \u25a0 ,.d ; \u25a0. s. \" f \u25a0-< Tuesday, February 19, 1057\nTHE UBVSSKY\nPAGE FrTOi\nEngineering Future\nFor Civil Graduates\n\u00bb\nA lb. wish us I,. Cantilever could and by demonstrating all laliomships in a simply sup\n-\u25a0ra.iiuated back in IflaO as a he knew about supporting ported brassiere or in a Imji\na ml engineer. In spile of this st rm.tun s Thus. when lie < arly strength giidle. mm will\n.deop.s handicap he became graduated he wa.s a much see tne need lor such a man\n\u2022 ;e of tne foremost authorities sought after man. So. m -a manner of speaking.\n\u2022 ' tin design of supporting The Trans-Oceanic Bride* Alliwishus joined the meal\n*'\u25a0 ruetureti. Company wanted Alliwishus to packing industry\nIn his four years m engineer- join 'them and supervise tne |j)s |jrs, j,,), u;is ,,, pnidiicc\n. m and after that m his post construction of a suspension ;, superior design lor an uplift\n.\".u'lii'.i.' \\ears studying for his bridge from New York to Hon p,-,-, s,, w-ith slide rule m om\nithm-.d.', Alliwishus wa.s gam- don However, since Alliwisb- hand and samples in the other.\n..c tame by learning all lie us -wanted a job that would Alliwishus set to work Cock\nmake full use of his unique aim )n ll(. r,)mpared a sagging lnisl\nlit.v. he turned down the oiler line ma cant ilever beam which\n' ol ti\";e Td.li Oo m lavoi' ol has a now n w ard deflect ion ,me\nworking tor the Female Oai m its own weight Ills mmen\nment 'Manufacturing Company aiucal hr.iih turned the pimb\nNow \\ou might not think km over and he n mt inhered\nthat the F.O.Al Co would em pmt the downward di a led ion\nplos a renowned structural en- m ,, cantilever beam could In\n(.'\".\"ha ' said the .,\u201eci;i| rn.M tilUi.iy Hk(, A1,,^1>hlls , t..|M. |1(il|((.,,: .,\u201e,, (A,,n ,.,,.,,,._.,,! ,,,\nO-e.a rnment. \"work for me\" tiUwir. bill when um eonsidei'\nv- nr lours are good and your the complicated si ress-strain re-\n\u25a0' :gh th are 1 fee.\nd'mn' cmy begins at the stroke\not erne.\nY ai quit ut five, no overtime,\nO pay you well, we pay you\nI air.\nV'ork for mi and you'll have\nno care\nArtsman s\nParadise\nStatue\nReal Use\nDisclosed\n^oi.ir Artsman into this train\nSo umsdope-cting, sap after sap.' r\u201eg, r,ious engineers. alUr\nYour boars are good youi months of obs. r\\ ati\u00ab.n and re\n!1OhO* are free .marcm ham finally discovered\n\"'\" cm at rav m.d work till snlll, u,( t,,r --fure, Kornm '\n,i'\"r' ' tin modi mi -taUn th.it gram .,\n\u25a0 t \u2022\u00bb morning oi it \\ou likeOn,,, pj.nraiw law.\nV\"u <;r\" w(lrk '\"'\"\"''' :,i'1' \"\"l ''> a spi'O.d reporl issued trotu\n!! \"! 'O night ;th(. KL-S (U!ic,,,_ researchers\ni made public these tindings:\nTHREE FORMS\nmr nverumi - you'll get it\nsoon.\nan upward dcllectiom bv in\nstalling a guy win Iroin the\nsagging (\\t(J o! tne beam b' a\nsupport above\nI'sing tins principle. Alliwishus designed the \"Super-\nDupi r Pplill Bra\" with only\ntvv o strings attached The\nHoard ol Directors was so well,\npleased with Alliwu-lnts that\n!he\\ gave him a bonus of a\n\"Veai's salary On b m'i si tt ing\nhim to w or!-. '; o> n design a\ngirdh\nAt lirst A II iw i.-hi is w ,.s bat\nlied b\\ tin pi'oi'di n ot de-iii;\nmg tin ultimate in slendernu ;:g\neijuipmi ut; I hat is unt il he i'e\nn.eml.H red that Way back in\nSecond Year, he mid neard that\na beam will become thinner ii\nit is in tension. So he set to\n.ADMIRING STRITTVKE. Imam admiring Redshirts arc\np( spaded Id y is to :nd>el: timir \"iUh rules ,.i d buy* :O0i is tn \"Cirl \u2022\nCr,.,j\\.\" ;\u25a0 swidli'lli\"..:\" t \".irr;,;;, nmrp. rhrtiu.u Monday\n,,;,,\u00bb \\\\'( .bit'*,lay p, dm Addm-dm. s'pgt-.,; by vHCd\n;\\l.i-.cul S.ihod\", sd.hhdd .\\'.v c> Primimp', c<)-sO,rii,g hun-\nid\" * ,,f i-ec'ige.itis gam- , a.d emitamp-- pU| o,,e Eng'noer\nPhcb> bv DAVE W1LDKH\nSciencemen Appreciate\nArt' In Girl Crazy\nVou cmn'l \"el uaid- -but don't i \" \u2022. ^-\u2014----- - ,.',.. , , , '\" \u2022 Three .Engineers snuck through the side entrance ol Th'\"\n.on can ^ta p.na om (ion t versitv a.s the ideal spot tor leg mation, iollo\\ved bv hours ot , ^ , .\n'eilhurt, ! lifting. Due to the nature of' laborious calculations, resulted! auditorium, Sunday gltcmooa during renearsals, to \u2022inter-\nTwill kSis*\" tit house sometimt\nm June\nAnd if you're sick, too ill to j p-ornis. js j^ ,ts significance to. determined Poisson's ratio for\nwor ' ! the canine population of the urii-l the female form. This inlor-_\nThe lirst, arid perhaps the, work, and after thousands ot .\nmost obvious use of the Three! individual experiments, he had\nYour salary is big. twill cover j construction, a tired doe can' in the design cf the 'Simple' view\" v.me ui the girls in \"Cirl Cray\n\u2022It I ' ' ,\n' rest his uplifb d leg on the con ; Tension Girdle,\" which made; Trnr\" t;-ey were, twenty ol.\n\\ bv, (.my.- lost, don t be so Crcte while relieving himself. : *> Ionian not or,h two inches1 ,)\u201e. ,,.,,,, |u>r)OUS dolls an Fn-!\n''\u25a01;'1 ' Aside tro.-n its use as a bomb-; slimmer around the waist. but0.ilK.(r ^,..n rvt ,. (ljc( al ^ft>j\n,,, |((0n.g target by circling seagulls \"Iso three inches taller, thus \u00a3,.(IU.( , t.itv.nrt-n>; (,n ,)-,,. stag.'.:\nthat ha-.'e escaped from the for-' giving her the tall slim look Bul ..pf^rr L.,-,a;eI\\ flaw wen i\nestiw Kiiiimon room, the Three that is so desired. all ' garuaied \"m, Harrv ' Prvre, j\nForms i* nmvinimth located Nell, alter tin- n.-;. nuuis fl. m.s j\u201e; .t^,,,., ;illff <; ^ c.t Mruv '\n.e smin oar , ,, , our |irI.vl.s lor w.ary artsnam tn lean ag- piece \u2022>! work. Alliwishus' car -\u25a0 (1(,);._lri.. Pi( ir>i|' Ion \u2022 trek eer was at a nt w high. But,1 ,\na'i ai.se \u2022 -> danci \u25a0ti'tctor.*. not to mentiop,\n,-,-\u25a0 ntu- \/-tnli'o-' -,n,i .'U.itiv bom the binary to the book alas, tragedy -\"'ruck. The wife ,\n\". tiny tfoii.ii.-. .mo eigiuv i.ic m.hn di'ihi-. ol to.igb bronco\n,..,,.. stori . ol tin Presidiut ot the Boarcl ,\nlePts blisters. '\n\\- -it op, 'A e w Ol'k. W e\nbed.\n\u2022'.! ri tireci and dull and\nmrnO rfVi-.\nfrom tine iib'arv to the biaok alas, tragedy -\"'ruck. The w..\nstori . ol tin Presidiut ot the Board\nThe Thn e Form- serves an of Directors of 1 he Ft. malt Car\na- Aruman stood at tiie economical purpose as it reduces ment Manutacturing Company\npearly pates , the amouni et grass th.al must ^as wearing one ol Alliwishus''\ns face was scarred and old. |\u201e. rl;!i tidh-. sa\\mg much in 'Simple Tension Girdles\" '-' :\n>tc\"\",i he'ore thi nun n late grass mowing bills. However. when sudcien 1 \\ il sheared apart\nir ac-T kssion to the fold th,- Tlinc Forms might be mon m 'he niiddli. acccb rated up-\nt'conomically usi ci it it was to wards, tore throngb the guy\nserve as backfill tor the new wins nt the poor woman's\narts building since tht three \"Super Duper I'plllt Bra,' and\nforms is wortn considerably less smacked her on Fit jaw m\u00ab u\"..s<'i\\ \u2022'.- t\nthai, gravt 1 or dirt Alliwishus wa* 'fired' And\nThus \\ ou can so that the. worse than that, bis reputation\nPt..r;.,\" Gait s swung open Three Forms is not without was ruined1 Then u a.* only\nCrcrs'nwOn musical is\u2014 it's nc''.\nlust *'\\, but rather u duo--\nranch, .gun-slinging, gag-throw \u2022\nir.g tin nu . What se\\ there .-\u00bb\njnvolv- d in \"Girl Crn\/y ' i.s *\u2022\"\u25a0\nj\u00bbviisti..\\ti i se.\\.\"\n\"No; r -. far a > w\u00bb re CO' \u2022\ncerrt\\i\" C'lortle the three Fled-\n\u2022d..' .rt* ,.* 'bey *ri' .:k lack Oi '.\ntill *lbi ami!'\niS'1!,','. da p.- \\ nu cloin . Si\nPi tm- s,.kI,\nYo g...O-: admission Im >-e\"\n', i fcv-: *\u25a0 an .ii'tmim sir.\n- . a n.'.an v and many a \\ eai\nv. id i ,\nSud.'itnily. aarl ot a rid dress\nhy. i lello boy -,' a sal-\n' '\"\\ . \u25a0' viting \\ 0'i'r teekou-\n'I m IV's.-.i K, ''. W.'io ..mi mm\"\nWigit i an i <\u25a0\u25a0 , fm\" v op,'. \"\nA to a about ' wa i '\"i\", in ut i * oi\nstah.u lit ring ith.d *1 ..rim.. * li.\nthi'tt Fnginet'-* iinally repaired\n'' \u2022\u25a0- \u2022 \u25a0\" ' i u '.' la t ii unci'\n\"We'i Vbagmi ers.\" Irimediatt !\\\n;hit ;.'\u25a0 rm, rveo a renly o* \"Sorry\n!elbe, 'O\" m..'1'ied, ' and with a\nt \\ i -i j -\nwiggled tir.l \u2022'!\n; some lists,, as seae-plls a^ lx)mb' one course left, so next year : sd' ish \u2022> Oil' red St-.;\"p,,: in\n-' Pm.cr r.mg the bell. the dog- that art -elim ing them Alliwishus L Cantilever will, ing d-'im- -I\nd'.rii ir. ;'.r.'.d cho-e your harp, .selves op i.0, .j'tsnini wtio are In back at FUG ti aching CF then- reach\nhi s.-dct, leaning (\u2022:\u2022\u2022 tin most abortive. -'7u lo r group o: inspired See ; !:\u25a0 \u25a0\" n ' \u25a0 you rt wnirttrn\n'mi\\( ~.i ti vopa shaia dl lull creatiia:.' .-u.it pi chmtorie tune (and Yt ar Frngmeers. (bK.S.'W.h.d On tla \u25a0 v.t of Thm tame\nDeft'nitions\nB.^by Pacifier: A hpsi in td\"\nmaitith\nL-esbtit-m: 0 \u00bb>. ns>- vOthuui ..\n\u25a0-'end\nMistre^!-: Smvi thing\" betwee\n: Alisp'i ,.;\u25a0,,... a matin-sh\nNurse .'\u2022. )>.-.!< handler\nProstitute: A busy aociy\nPsych iafrist: One wbi inn\nto ( :d . t,t v. at Oa r an mm.p \u25a0:\nhi. - :i; rt : ,\u201en i'.i i' taPO.v thi. \u00bb\n,.n ad. P \u2022\u2022\". . ed lt< v..\noodles of drood les\nby cd (blucbcord) manuco\n\"X\"\n\/\nAr'sr;.\ntoo,\n-.^\u25a0-er.i PAGE\nTHE UBYSSEY\nTuesday, February 19, 1957\nerenaum\nTWO VIEWS ON\nEXTRA MEMBER\nour - NIX . . .\nI :\n\u25a0dm d agree with Amend\nmed.\nO'dam. that the Council\nbe --\n0.dm ed by the addit.on\nof -\n'. Executive Member I\n\u2022ogre-\nd.ai the work -* load\nshe...\ni <>.\u2022 lightened for the\nVic-\n'rv. -mident so that he v, ill\nbe t\"\n;-:\u25a0 to aid the President,\nbut '\n-. \u25a0 way to do this is to re-\ndistr.\nd-d.a some duties to other.\nless\nh'Us>\" Council members.\nnot b\naid ii new man.\nTO\n-\u2022 only criticism of our\npres-\n'\u2022\u25a0 svstem that I have\nhear:\n. i* tnat .some Councillors\nthavn\n'\u25a0.-:> much work to do. I\nCour.\ndO members will always\nagre-\n'-.a.' the mare-ambitious\ntake\n, t -xtra jobs and there-\nfore\n;d,.a-a:\" overburdened: but\nthe .,\n.-..rage Councillor is not\nover\n\u25a0or.-t'.'d, and a judicious\nalloc\n'. :m of duties could solve\na n y\n.\"\u2022\u2022qualities in wurk-\nlot-a:\n-. - ..\u25a0 ca--e in poll.' . d hi r\nof '\nex:\n\" I..' me dad !'\u2022:\u2022\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\nI\nthe:\"\n\u25a0with,\nful r\n'bey '\u25a0>\ntop..-'\nshe a.\nno .'.'\nself\ntO Km\nload\n' i. Chan .'.i.- - s.i .\u25a0 \u25a0\n\u25a0 t ium v, ei '\u2022 1. .mm les.-\n....\u25a0Id he Hoi h m .; wrou at\nBut wc must be care\nto increase Council\n, workable si\/m At\nmembers. Council\n.\u25a0.id tt new man only if\n. solution presents it-\n: I teel the solution is\n\u2022a distribute the work-\nOf course, it can always be\nargued that it i.s only one\nmore, and if Council were 25\nor 30 strong, one member\nmore or less would not have\nmuch effect; but at fourteen,\nwe are bordering on a size\nwhich may be too big to lie\neffectively workable, and the\naddition of a new man when\nnot absolutely necessary is\nnot desirable.\nThe special committee si ruck\nto investigate this problem\nrecommended against adding\na ne v member to Council\nThis committee was composed\nof Stan Beck, cx-F.I CO of the\nPublications Board and Council Member; Bon Longstaffe.\npast Vice-President of Council. John MacDonald, FLOS\nTwo AMS Presidents,\nDon Jabour, (1956-57)\nand his recently\nelected successor,\nBen Trevino, lock\nhorns on the issue of\nanother member for\nStudents' Council.\nStudents will have\na chance to decide\nfor themselves on\nWednesday, when they\nvote in the student\ngovernment revision\nreferendum.\nTrevino - YEAH\nTen\nthe v.\non r,\nchad i\ngOVi\"\nexte*\nthe'- -.\nT- .,\nJ, ..\namen\"\nPCs v.\nextra\nmo Oh\";\ntern-a\ncrea -\na t> \u25ba\nseLi. i\nthat -\n<'\nn r \u2022\n'.orrow you will vote for\n;rd slate of elections and\nreferendum which will\n\u2022\u2022\u2022 the system of student\n\u25a0dhtnt to a very slight\n0 but which is never-\na- 'aery important,\nddv contentious point\n.; Councillors is the pro-\n,r the addition of an\nCouncil member. The\n:. -.\u25a0> include in the re-\n\u25a0 .. :r. a proposal tn in-\n\u25a0 0>imcil wa.s passed by\n\u25a0; ? vote in Cmmcil it-\n{ \u2022\u25a0. are One argvmieut -\na .\"idled sis of us tta\na nmv member\n.-\" 'mom should Via'.'.' 'he\n\u25a0 ' :: One .-cope to brine.\nami new idea*. Wdelh-\n\u25a0.-.\u2022\u25a0.\"> berins \"wit.1. 0\\.\n.- d 1 \" r 'nim-clf ... r i-\n: - nun bv . *i d'b at\n\u25a0, \" ..hoilld be '..' m,a;d\n.1 - attention, .me;\nonly at the expense of studies\nand other Council responsibilities.\nThe argument i.s put forth\nthat a reallocation of dutie.-\nwould cure Councillors' over\nwork This i.s valid up to a\npoint. The fact remains thai\nevery year, one or two or\nmore people on Council lose\ninterest or find that their (In\nt les in ed more w< irk than\nthey anticipated\nIt is very true thai every\nyear ionic Councillors prove\nmere ambitious than others\n! lad v. hy not ha v e people\nas ail il de to take some ol the\nli \u25a0 id oi I t llei \u2022' -.boulder -ill am,\nthi-.. i h a pal'' 1(\". I d v' \\ an d il\n! 1.1' t or i;:; pori ant pro led \"\nT' e ,'llia, Vllall . emum'lwd\n... \u25a0' h pa a. Oi dun i 0 a :: e \\\" I r.i\nmmnOm r is I h,P of 0 >e V h e-\n!'\u25a0\u25a0' id' hi \\0. < O: i oh v. 01\n:\u2022 .10 ,o :\"c ' ;d a V ,\u25a0 Om .,\nJ'rc- ideal ; J nil M;id inli.i Id,\nPSPA Convention Cnairman.\nand I'eter Krosby. I'vWUSO\nChai lanaii\nTb.Or invest igat ion round\nthat ne Councillors werj> real\nly overworked and that every\n\\ear there are a few 'ass ambitious Councillors who throw\nmore work on the more ambitious They believed that\nthe obligation lay on the Pro.a\ndent to spread around the\nwork load so that t he council\nt v. row\nmg mil only ' in amount bu'\nalso ui importance Nmi is\nthe titile to increase the in.\nporta nee on the ciliuuils i I\ninternal lonal and mil lonal or\na ,ill lh, lie; IS like N F O t ' . \u25a0\nUTSO PSI'A and I'lveimrren\n('im, 1 ' i ,. 'e l 'a : I ) i. I * . ti a;i h ,h\ni\" * m** *. \u00bb*\nTill: Pl.KlODK CAM.\nxiiv a,a\\\" he\nBeck Report Earns\nCandidates' Praise\nAll tour Vici'-P'.\"es::ie'.v..al candidates gave their .support\nto the Beck Committee reteruulum as third slate candidates\nspoke to a well attended campaign meeting at noon Monday,\nl''ir*t speaker running tor vice-* - - \u2022 - -\t\npresident, Ken Brawner stated: |\n\"A panel should be set up to j\nstuds controvensal problems j I\nthai arise and should present!\nclear ideas to both the faculty\nand students\" He als\" said that. 1^ fQ |3 1 6fTlS\ncloser co-operation sinou'd be |\npromoted between tim tO'-.calts !\nand students but wil am.,: ids* eO\nstudent autonomy '\nibrary\n\u00abll: '.ill\n\\ ' ' I U I \u25a0 ' s\n1 I . .: 11 nine: ; m\n.lack Ci ih s. second\nsliited la- would [n;a\npi,ui '. i mii-rest p.a,\\ , ' \u25a0\nlor aid t. the bmm\nsaid 0 at he thoim '\nmeet i; ,t;s MioulU he hi '\nI.el'Uledi t Men\" , \" die p '\nol democr,ic\\\" ' di'i - .'\nIl elecb'd 1 Wnjill ot- h\nlion l i, ., p.mi am. : ' a\nel .mm ; a men' a - } p\ni \\tm\\ Paver\n'I'mrtl ' ..nu .a i. -d\na ai it It p I a\nDiscussed\n(0\"* ,, beef ..bout the I.dd-ar>\n'1 ii m -b ,'. noon's thctdd\" d an\ntb j i:\n00-te.n, A-*ist;m*\nOan-rhd J.ioraria;:, v.01 a\nd. t i i\nOs ,\nTbursdi-\n\u25a0'> M\"l OC\n\u25a0r.tl l.mrary Aim.* .end pr\n. t -\u2022\". ddmO v.\n1>1 '\\\n'h : P\nd:\nto '\nd-aO OOa\n\u25a0 \" whirli vnVed id ia n\n\u201et was sviccm-'-O , bat\nd ' ,-d i I **,.'. I d ! \u25a0 \"i m '\ni. :' d\" , tim- i ',,',!.\"\u25a0,\u25a0 \"- ...\ni \"\"hhhlOee, ,md !!..- I '.'.'.\u25a0\u25a0J ' :\nOuii Ola--, Committee. He\nchairman o: the Coiiatuutiun-\nBTN TP.EVINO\n' C o nJ rn u c> o o n P 13 \u25a0' d\nSee BECK REPORT\naANThli\nn i \u25a0 v\n\u25a0X ill\nr49\nd- 0\" m ai\n'-.-tie t.\n: * '' e new 11\n1MTIJ)\nGranville\ni in-, n \u25a0 \u2022 ' '\"t\n-\u2022 ..-..'ii i, \"0 i\nim r idcO 1 .pel\nTVlLOfUS\nPA. 4649 Tuesday,, February 19, 1957\nTHE UBYSSEY\nPACE- SIVEN\nSports Editors\nBRUCE ALLARDYCE\nKEN WIEBE\nPhenomenal Bird Swimmers\nIn Near Upset Over Huskies\nPCC Champions Edge Varsity;\nAvoid 2nd. Defeat In 14 Years\nUniversity of British Columbia swimmers' astounded their coach, themselves, and the\nWashington Huskies Saturday as they failed hy an eyelash to hand the strongest team m the\nPacific Coast Conference their second defeat in fourteen years in a dual meet at YMCA pool.\nOnly a five foot victory hy the Huskie's 4x100 relay team in the final event ol the meet saved\nthem from a 40-3S defeat.\nThe amazing nature of the'\"\t\nBirds pt rtornumce can only be\ngauged by imagining the idea\na' the Thunderbirds football\nHam defeating UCLA to advance nto the Rose Bowl. A*\"\nUCLA has dominated PCC foot-\nbad. Washington has been the\nConi'c rt'iia1 Powerhouse in swimming le the past lotfrteen years.\nTne Huskies 'nave been the\nnerenn.ai PCC champ-;, and have\niost only < lie final meet, to Ore\n.ion S'a'- in 14 years of compm\n\"i; ion\n'Pa- :0.re. amassed mod ,.|\nda i r \".id- '.ia MTi md-. a hi'\n: ' id'e, \". d \u201e,a . ;,..Us h the-Hid\n\u25a0 I'ti . 0 -. (incur.;. iO'U mud\n'I' '.-' da Oi Kim, Doolan a m;\ndie d vim. i am over Tom Ward\n..' W . dungton, for his sixth\nstraight victory The Thunder\nbird medley relay team of Done;\nKilburm Mike Bride. Tim Lewis. |\n\u00abnci Las Ashbaugh swept to a\nnew UBC record in winning\ntheir event.\n'Birds Complete\nEvergreen Season\nWhat goes wrong with the UBC Thunderbird\nhome'.' That's the question Jack Pomiret and a lot\nlans are pondering.\nAfter looking very good in \u2022 \u2022-\ntheir previous three games, the\nBirds mok to the road last weekend and were soundly thrashed;\ntwice -- Ta-aa by Central Wash- '\ningtun and 79-30 by Pacific\nI.tithe; ,\u25a0<).\nIn aieiOhi r ol One a,mils did\nI'm I 0 rd - a pproach the 0 nhn I hey\niiic : i ci 110 \\ ..ho w11 at home\nA hainsl Centra 1 they w ere\ndown ;!!<-?{ m the lirst ten minutes and never threatened.\nIt was even v. orse against\nThe Bird swimmers travel to * \u25a0 *.\u2014... -:^ \u25a0:.\nSiattle for^ their return meet READY TO (H) again tnnig'nt against UBC is Taddy Song\nol ihe Honolulu Surfriders. Surfriders play the prelim to\nthe Harlem-All-Star game, which is slated for K:!i0.\nwith tiie Washington \"Varsity\nnext Saturday at 6:30 p.m.\n\"I am more than pleased with\nbins wcelds effort,'' commented\nUBC coach Peter Lusztig.\n\"However it is going to be\nmuch more difficult next weekend. One of the Huskies top\nren, Dick Jack, a Vancouver\nboy. was out with the flu but\n''\u2022<\u25a0 will be back this Saturday.\"\nUBC Crews Pilot\nDinghys; Finish 3rd\nBravesDrop\nTotal Point\nSemis To Y'\n1' P.O l!ra\\ i - (iro.a; h : 'a ir\ntotal point semi linais ;.. YMCA\nFriday ni.nlit a.s the \"V\" over-\n.,, ,...., , , , ,\u2022 came a five point dericit. win-\nPLC. I he Lutes, celebrating\ntheir second straight Conference \"inK 70 r\u00bb4' ;md taking tne two\nchampionship, poured it on gan>' series 119-108.\nagainst the sluggish, poor-shoot- T,u. .,yv. ^.^ h( ^ an<|\ning Thunderbirds. ...\nsuperior shooting was most of\nKd Wilde was the only Bird I ,\n,. , ,\u25a0\u25a0.,, , , ,' , ; the story, as they broke into\nable to find the basket as he\nnotched Hi points. His team- ;in ,lirI-v kad arul taxed the\nmates managed only 14 points Braves to abandon tne wine\namong them jn an incredibly I defense which had been so sue-\n' weak olfensive display. iresstul for them in -..he first,\nThese two games closed the faille.\nConference season. The Thunderbirds finished in a tie lor\nlast place with three wins and\nnine I hi-scs. All three victories\ncame at home.\nThis Friday the Birds will ()( (|u, ,,;im,\nBruce Taylor and John Purdy ably represented UBC at tr\\ to rc-iain their lost form\nIn die En rgreen Conference the 1'acilic Northwest Intercollegiate racing regatta at the when they host St. Marlins in\nmet March 2. Lus\/tig can enter Seattle Yacht Club Saturday and Sunday. \u2022'\"> exhibition tilt.\n!'(t' im'11 \u2014 l';i<'n \"' 'he thir .,.,. ,.; ;,..., . . Anothei' F'raternilv - Sororilv\nThey lead M.V24 at I'm end of\nthe first half, and thougn Brave-\npulled to within fivt points,\nlying the total point scon. \"V\nilre'A away in the Im.d stages,\nYMCA are rated a good chance\nlo dedal West Van in tne final*\nlor th\" .Junior Cha upionshnd.\nThe iwo skippers compiled a\nai events, instead of Ihe ens |()1;il ()( , 2)?, ._ p()in,s ,,, pl,|(.(, on.Sunday however.\" he said cheering contest is beim: arrang \"oh scorer tor th. Bravi\n\"oiiiary two m nine ., ,,,.,,,. .. . ... , I'n- .;atla activities leatur- r(| Pmhaps I he presence ol was T'\" h i \u00bbr Field with, ! ti point*.\nTo tijve his team th\nthird behind University ol Was1,\n\"' extra mglon and Seattle University ''' '' '' lM'll\"s,l,M b-v Commodore nnn|c.s ,,, |,()wling (hecks can ;m(l ,hl ''lulls top On'iiiKli'i'.\neotO Ous\/tm leels he needs lo Taylor placed lourth in inch- \"\"w:\"'(l i; Herri;.al on the fur- ],|, nu, |>lrds nll, ,,, ,hl.lr dump Ouard h'a\\ Vim leperen. iiutrh\n,ke dm- conlercc champion , ;,,,',\/,, sU,nd,ngs it ,, (1 ,.m,|v m.ation ,,| a N'orthwes, Inlercol THURSDAY '',i,:, ' Y V :<''' '\"'!\" v\"'\" H>'n(i '\ndii im vonld like anyone u. ho ,.,,,,, ;\u201e ,,,\u201e-., in lea, la to , ach t h'aci im As-ocint ion inunaiJAY ni;i|) VV|!], \u25a0 ,\u2022., pn:no. ,.nc :, j\n1 illlll III I Ifillul 1 ' 1 > \/ ' Will O 1*11 1 '*\n\"i- im is m, ..ood cnom'.h shape Hopes me hi:;!, |m- ||,,. fornui ' ''( \"Mile ,,. lullocK m |',,, rl |,a., ]() p,,illt> j,- - 1( :m-t\ni a..., i in lb,., nice! to I'ontaci Tadur reported there had lion ,>! the association u'nid; S;nm'Otd !j. (.imple .'.. Sclihm-. quarter w et e imdinm.m. ,o r the\nPail:-., a: tne \\lhleli, O eii exuOlent ueather for sail vaOmiO have most of the I.'ver ;!\" l:irl111* '\u2022 Ibaimmond P\u00bb |',iaa\\a\" d.'ieal\num, wdh a wind of about 5 to \"reen ( 'on Imamee schools \\kitn\nID miles-per hour. \"F.ver.soi no m Ivo liom Ihe I'.nilic\na'. the Alhlelii\na 1 \" i hi lie 1 On 11\nsli'dltlv male;' t\n11 \u25a0 'A' e a I u\nCoiih I en\nINTRAMURAL SHORTS\ni \u00a3*\u2022\newman in i-ina\nTHURSDAY\nol\nSchluss\n'<>. Ta rim l; I , Oral mmond 1 it\nVi 11 el I I Total ,m\nOcii' a] Krmner '.'. Kilhn lu.\n( 'oi nalea i;\u00bb | |a nson li I haul \\ i U\nIT 10. lei: I 0 Tonkm 0 hem;\n.. Ttii.,1 V.i\nF RI D A Y\ni 'i'a p. m. li I'.iii^ : S,,.:\nO' \u2022 \".' Wiie 11, I >: a ahaani .\nWomen s Ski\nTeam Travel\nTo AAt. Baker\nMzKECIMIE (UP CAME\nON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN\nm, m da\nI I'a\n'it'.m,, m i a, i\n.me' 'HI id\"' HI\naula \\ Fia i ,|i pi,\n.eat 1 lbs canii\na 11 he III A la l a ,\n11 a 111 ia I'd i a 11 noil i ici il 11 i.i '\nnil \u25a0 a,nu i'a I lia- Let n,,II will\nla m- ul. i, 11 i a i, \u25a0 \u25a0\n\\'l K ' i m ,i d mi im a\nAlpha i I. id. I'm -mun\n\\' nisi\" veia thud\nhail :\u2022!\u25a0' ,, l ,i e., . i. i | ;, i!\n),. li s r. i mi i,, \u25a0,.. oik it a 'a '\u25a0',\n.'.I \u25a0 i md m l t | ,,>!'! I e, !,,,!\u25a0 PAGE EIGHT\nT II E UBYSSEY\nTuesday, February 19, 1957\nAMS AT A GLANCE m\nBy HANK HA.WTHORNE\nBECK REPORT\n(Continued from Page 6)\nvpposed to tht addition of ai I\n\u2022-\u25a0vecuiive memtjer to Council at\nLitis tirnt-\nAll candidates for Second\n.Member-at-Large were in favor I\n\u2022\u25a0i greater distribution of vend-: At list night's AMS meeting held by the investigations com- ni Students' Council. Council-:\nj:ig nsaehines throughout the. Students' Council: mittee plus supervision of Brock lors want to ,lv.i,,, ,i .,, ... ,.\u201ej \u00a3.i,^ 1 Referred the intamous m- , .. ., ...\nivlaige Lnixoury also stated she betore thev sav anything.\nvould like to hasten the build- rid('Ql ot llu' ,ht,,t \"f ,h'' sIuk- :! Pledged that recent remarks\nnte of a new cafeteria and s^i,nc^ ll'0!'n 'he Georgia Hotels i.. Considered president Bon He is a boor, and by pod hid\n.labour's proposal for a Grad proud of it.\nClass Orientation Committee.\nt latinii\nhould head the list ol activities '!' '\u2022' ':'\nI this .card Cm,,,dim,tor. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE elude four shields ami a valued ,\u25a0\u201e,\u201e., \u25a0,\u201e\u201e\u201e of ti\u201e. Alumni Assc\nBrvaii Williams -aid. I picase meet in dm Board doom. ' *-'><\"> scholarship to Banff School\nid ,1 , r, i . i', \",.(''-\u25a0 \\[y'\\ tomoriim P I'd'.O \"1 I'dne Arts. Pictures mav Ik'\ncould like to sec Brock run \u25a0\u25a0'\u2022'-\u25a0\u25a0 >*<\u25a0<\u25a0 umaiio.. a. i_,np\nior a ihial I'eiiasi. mettiiiL, entered in Jour sections, water\n.y. :.: y. coin,' or tempers, oils, drawing.-\n\"THE DRIFTERS' A ,;..n;il \u2022\"\"! pnnls\n. hi. Is a filmsoc ; aiui'e will I'di'sl pn\/e in Ihe Short Sloiv,\nO . ii.ivai ii m m: : . e.\\ .,: I'Jilil in ('oiip.-h will he published m a\n: .''. m i il oi ,: ; 1 a. ml paper. 1 ,iherl> M.m.a-\n-0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 -':'\u25a0 \/inc. and pavmeut al then nmn\nS.C.M. i. \u2022 r -< (I isci ,s,,inii Oir rate I'yeison Press will\n4,000 on \"I'acitim\" ninioriic.'. oi'ovide second pn\/e which last\nnoon i\" b'oojn did, .'Miditoriu.il irai' amounted to sdll\n\u2022Y- if -V- Deadline for the art contest\ns a student union building, open\n\u2022 ' nights and in charm- of stu-\n. ents.\" lie also ad ncated an\n\u2022lllletic nielli n, i e held m. civ\n\" .co* wet ks Will:.,:,'- ,1s,, s ml\nie I Inn ;ar,an -\n1 Federal policies. |\nAudience will have a chance j\n: to put questions to Sinclair after j\nI the panel. i\ni Liberal Club president Derek\nMason will chair the panel with'\nI John McKay. Evelyn Farris. Isy\nI Wolfe and Ken MacKenzie mak-,\nOne n) the rest of the question- \\\nin 14 board.\nTie\ntdie.f.i\nst* .icctn\ni-iwt\"; 01 11t* bf-ftrl Company of ^ vt\u00abcf\u00ab.\nol \\-'i.\\ >-**\u25a0\u00bb \\n*A irfvo c\u00abxtMx\u00bbty )t\nated -rem. ill in tt\\k) !tf\n\u2022 C'.-ntitt \u25a0 >! all is uni.! . . \u2022 m\u00ab-J:\u00abiltiM)[\u00abst*: clxMuwts: ca-niical\n.c*o\u00bbm-*n. cl'.-rtricil me.'idi-fri; a\u00bb.-t.-h\u25a0 .edam-i ot -> t e -1 ami it-*'-\nfe' >\u25a0 IncH.\nimHf\ni-mt \\ an- [\"''cJiv.-a'h. .at (M\u00bbcfi or >H;l? In'\nMr. X. D. Martin\nEntployinent Sup*rvUoc\nThe St\u00ab\u00abl Company oif Canada, Limit*\nfiMi sriEii compkur of Canada, iiMtrta\n!\u2022\u00ab..'*'\u00bb*\u00bb '\u00bb(\"- leaun 'On m-.>mi >*cal\u201e \u00ab4Nr\u00abM\u00bbt \u00ab\u201e i\u00bb\u00ab\u00abt\u00bbf- >**, L'\u00bbm\u00abuW \u00aba\u00ab*\u00ab