TUESDAY. MAY 15. 1962
Radio-Astronomy Building Approved Prof Views France
By STEVE CIMBAIA (ling, Associate professor of elec-lflat terrain in that area. ! R ' k A I. _
The University Board of Trus-! 1 ™* 1 engineering, prepared the PRESENT PLANS call for the I M f All W|# Af 1
teeshasapproved toe construction which led to the Na-building to occupy about 7,300 ||| V* O lii iTI Uil IYI Cl I K6l
ofa new radio-astronomv research ! tlonal 5c 16 " 06 Foundation grant!square feet of floor area and pro-,
buildtoe Walter H Wieeand di- j Since 1118 University staff has; vide space for a recording-room ' ' - PENNY WATCON
physicalplanted re>° radio-astronomer at present'laboratory,,shop, offices for five) , , By PENNY WATSON
cently P ” ■ J. J. Gibbods, professor of physics,'staff members, office-laboratories, Membership in the European Common Market is stimii-
France to -P— and modernize her industry and
versity farm 15 two miles south- sram, 1 including the building con-: in addition to other normal build-, agriculture, Vaclav Mares, associate professor of economics,
ttSieidhv S 'WiSifSid thaf toe site on that construe-told a group of high school French teachers Friday night.
toe National! Science Foundation. sUnjvm.ty farm 15 wmbeginassoon a? possible: > Speaking on “France and the Common Market: Threat
Tiw> -because of the* little possible elec- and that no definite completion j . TT __ ... . \
the HnUHincr urill hi» rlrwlv* 1^ and relatively date has been set for the project. Blessing for Her Prosperity., \ .
the new» building will be closelyj ! -- stares said that southern Prance had a good coat basin; he cx
reiated: to the, work now being:. | , a * f . r [can produce a good base for therplained. •
C 22, yzS&ldeas Produced on USG- “““v- . i» m.™ ~,d.
■search regarding the effects ofi Other services which might be sored by, NSA which offers a 10 becoming a center for- receivingicouldh't sell outside the country*
toe sun upon toe ionosphere. to this studMt government to -5 per rent discount on texts ojl from Midd , e he France wu unnb j e jo
ionosphere is the blanket o { ZLiv f ed - A sy s,e m otpipe lines is vn agriculture with other
charged particles, beginning at;J™[el, Ix»k discount, Md enter-, started Zagat said. planned in Lack, a center of pat- 1 countries, he said.
30 miles altitude, which makes, ta^2" 1 1 f He stressed that it must begin j Mares said. | Under the recent Common Mir
lone-distance radio communira- NSA MAINTAINS a library ofias a small project. If the student !5* 1 „ „ ! under tnerecent common Mar
tions possible bv reflecting’radio * dms on currennt political and government begins too large a * f? iifm.ro. n ’|ket agricultural products agree
waves P back to earth I (social problems which could be project, it will most certainly fail. , cnt- member countries will sub
toPrun a film series on cam-L aid. l er _ ««
fmSrt^ e to° n the P SlopSn V t%f ; The travel service sets up do-, tainment at lower pnees by book- n bean"™rflv ° r *u 7 ears * ' he . Mid * „*!”
Sble srare’cmmmuaSftjmestic and foreign tours for indi-ing a number of schools at once. Market country wtlt.be
inhere w- viduals or school groups and also Zagat said. He estimated that at a fmfrth nf Ml u ’ (ie P l ' nck-nt in production of
e f farm * ommod, “« but w,,on ‘
ly, toe principal instrument for /or student admission to Euro- 1 the money saved on entertainment duced thw mil” . Whp o ,he Common Market w;..
the research will be a 30-foot P^ an museums and monuments at could probably pay for the TOSt Eiffel Tower he said i formed, conflicting interests of
radio telescope which will be discount prices. (of NSA. Also, the school could ° • the member countries prevented
used to receive radio signals from ! The identification cards cost the probably afford to have more en- i FRANCE ALSO met problems;formulation of a farm policy,
the sun. ! (student government 50 cents each tertainment functions & year, an- during the stage of the industrial,Mares said. France had maw her
HE SAID that Erwin R.Schmer- and ma y be scdd or as much as other way of building the image revolution which depended on membership conditional on later
, ,* j SI. The nmfit ran b«» used to help of student government. doal, Mares said. France -nevenfarm policy, he explained. ‘
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Lest it be thought from our display windows that" we
specialize solely in party pictures, we havi borrowed
the Schlow store window (next to the Athletic Store) to'
S display all the parties photographed in jcolor thivpast
Senior Ball weekend. In the next day or .so we will
fill our own display cases'with a collection of portraits
of which we feel to be representative of some of the
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Honestly, portraiture and not party pictures is our
specialty. Two extra prints of each of the party pictures
on'display will be available today and tomorrow only.
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