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CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: Feb. 13. 1949 Part 3-Page 8 BETTER QUALITY rz 1 IBROADLOOM JUST CONFER DEGREES AT ILLINOIS TECH CARPET RECEIVED FROM COMMENCEMENT 77 South Siders Given PERSIA A LARGE SHIPMENT OP FABULOUS ricntfcsl Llugo Never before in our history have we been able to offer you "finer quality at these unbelievable low prices Ready for Jet Model Auto Race "m' a II Hi I II I COME IN SEE WAS NOW WAS NOW 15x25 Herman $3500 1950 10x 14 Herman 1250 $650 13x19 Herman 2050 1250 10 14 Ispahan- 800 325 12x18 Herman 1800 1200 10 14 Dargaiine 800 325 13x21 Hamadan 1600 850 9x 12 Dargaiine 500 225 13x20 Sarouk 1900 1100 9x 12 Herir 450 210 11x19 Sarouk 1750 950 9 12 Gorovan 450 210 10.6x18 Herman 1500 900 9 12 Herman 850 400 12 16 Ispahan 1350 650 4x 7 Sarouk 180 85 13x14 Barak 950 500 3 5 Herman 175 75 GARY CIVIC GROUP TO SEAT OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEETING Miller Civic and Improvement association of Gary will hold its second annual meeting at 8 Thursday in Marshall House in Gary. William Hess, master of ceremonies, will Install new officers. Included on program will be a style show with Miss Pattt Grubbs, known as Miss Indiana of 1948, heading the group of models.

The Sweet Adelalnes, a women's chorus, directed by Mrs. Robert Miller, will sing. Officers include Spring-mann, president; Andrew Skinta, Donald Lalng and Roy Kirkendor-fer, vice presidents; Mrs. John Mulroe, and Mrs. William Hendrick-son, secretaries; E.

L. Hodgers, treasurer; R. T. Xletzman, J. P.

oestricher and Mrs. J. H. Cooper, two year board members, and Harry Ruppert, Mrs. Willard Hartford and L.

B. Snowden, one year board members. NEGRO HISTORY WEEK TO BE CELEBRATED AT HALL BRANCH LIBRARY In observance of Negro History week, Hall Branch library book review and lecture forum will present the W. E. DuBols Theater guild in a program at 8 p.

to morrow in the auditorium, 4801 Michigan av, Ruth Reese will introduce a salute In song to the new Jewish state. There will be a dramatic reading of Langston Hughes' "Freedom Train" and two numbers by Dick Crawley, guitarist-singer. A dramatization of the play "Denmark Vesey" by the cast of Destination Freedom from radio station WMAQ will complete the program. Janice Kingslow, former star of "Anna Lucasta," will take the lead. H0L0 FINAL HEARING ON ABANDONING L' STATIONS TUESDAY General aspectsof the proposed all-express north-south elevated service will be discussed at a public hearing at 1:30 p.

Tuesday In room A-645, 175 W. Jackson blvd. The hearing will be the final one held by the Chicago Transit authority service committee on the plan which has been proposed by CTA staff engineers. The committee, after studying the plan and area residents' testimony, will make a recommendation to the CTA board for action later. all wool ROSE BEIOE GREEN GRAY WILTON TWIST AXMINSTER.

TONE ON TONE pries $550 1275 sq. yd. I lined I at 41 I very ASHJIAN BROTHERS, INC. 8066 SOUTH CHICAGO Open Hon. till 9:30 PH John Senzel, 12, of 3452 E.

95th st examines one of the jet powered model autos to be entered In the national derby starting Saturday in the Coliseum. John is in the 7th grade at St. Bronislava school and will rely on his skill to win one of the gold cup trophies awarded by THE TRIBUNE. Hundreds of others to choose from. at substantial savings.

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Altho youngsters are Invited to enter autos they have made, THE TRIBUNE will keep several hundred models on hand in the Coliseum which will be loaned to those who want to enter the race, but have no models of their own. THE TRIBUNE also will provide all cartridges necessary for the races. There is. no charge for entry. Other interesting exhibits at the Hobby show will Include the greatest collection of model railroad equipment ever assembled.

There also will be collections of coins, buttqns, cigar bands, and demonstrations of mass hypnotism, contests for chess players, and a contest for women who want to show how much they can crochet In one hour. These are lust a few of the attractions. Admission to the show will be $1 for adults and 60 cents for children. Savings up to BRAND NEW MODELS School Honors Seventy-three south side student at Illinois Institute of Technology were among those recently awarded degrees at midwinter commencement in Orchestra hall. MaJ.

Lenox R. Lorir, president of the Science museum, delivered the graduation address and received an honorary doctor of engineering degree, Henry T. Heald, president of Illinois Tech, conferred the degrees. Win Science Degrees Bachelor of science degrees in mechanical engineering were awarded Arthur B. Alterman, Walter H.

3eland, Robert A. Bell, William Buettner, Robert E. Carpenter, Alfred Erickson, Malcolm S. Greenlaw, Donald K. Graver, Byron Hosklns, Albert Krutik, Harris Levee, Simon P.

Postma, Johan Ringstad, Irvin M. Schwartz, and AlexanderSinila. Bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering were given Stanley W. Anderson, Russell G. Bath, Edward W.

Belsky Elmer A. Carlson. Joseph Chernof, John Clancy, Roger J. Connor, Norman L. Isaacson, James Jones, William Kreciejewski, Werner E.

Neuman, Surest) N. Patel, Richard A. Perry, Vroman W. Riley, John F. Russell, Lawrence J.

Stratton, William M. Thompson, and Hlllert Vltt. Master's degrees in electrical engineering went to Paul D. Agar-wal, Harold L. Garbarlno, Henry A.

Hart, William Kneen, Morton Nadler, Meyer Pollack, Basava S. Ramakrishna, and Syed ZiauddJn. Others Given Honors Other degrees were awarded Jacob Cnacko, B. S. Garud, and Aaron Shaffer, master of science in chemical engineering; William T.

Savage, master In civil engineering; Maurice L. Anthony and Peng-Cheng Chu, master In mechanics; Howard L. Arnould and Barbara Reese Vogel, master In mathematics, and Youssef Atalla, master in science. Receiving bachelor of science degrees were Charles H. Berman, Martin L.

Black, Roy Sundberg, Seymour A. Bortz, Francisco Lorenzo, Avshalom Magldovltch, Leland T. Watson.Kurtls T. Webb, James E. Corrigan, William H.

Ljmch, Yave Furutanl, Edwin K. McDonald, Herbert E. Gertz, and Eugene M. Flory. Also Robert W.

Hardy, Harry Marcado, Ellsworth II. Smith, Sidney Kuflick, John Reed, Gertrude K. Pivitz, Ruth E. Robbins, Betty Skinner, and Charles K. Tucker.

U. OF C. ANNOUNCES DATES FOR TWO NEW GREAT BOOKS COURSES Two new Great Books weekly seminars, meeting from mid-February until June, have been organized at the University of Chicago, downtown adult education center, university college, 19 S. La Salle St. A first year course will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Mondays, beginning tomorrow. Members of the seminar, which will be limited to 30 participants, will read selections from Plato, Thucydldes, Aristotle, Plutarch, St. Augustine, St. Thomas, Machlavelli, Montaigne, Shakespeare, Locke, Federalist Papers, Adam Smith, and Marx. Persons who have attended Great Books sections for at least one year will attend the second course, meeting at 7:30 p.

rp. Tuesdays, beginning Feb. 22. The rending schedule includes selections from Homer, Herodotus, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Aristotle, Plato, Lucretius, Marcus Aurelius, Itobbes, Milton, Swift, Pascal, Rousseau, Kant, Nietzsche, Mill, and Tawne.v. Wheels Allgatd Chicago 8 largest distributors and importers of fine accordions have used -50 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CHICAGO HOMEMAKERS Aula Painting Fromti, AiUs SfraigMeud KRUMDICK SONS Hw In Our Third OenereUee im VINCfNNIS AVI.

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One of the leading features of the second World Hobby show, to open in the Coliseum Saturday, will he a dally competition in the national Jet powered model auto derby, sponsored by THE CHI- CAGO TRIBUNE. The north section of the Coliseum will ring with shouts of excitement as thousands of anxious Chlcagoland youngsters speed their model autos' down the 60 foot runway in an attempt to set a new world's record. The present competition record is 137 miles an hour. Some boys, however, have been known to build their own racers of plastic, wood, or metal, and run them at 150 m. p.

h. The cars generally weigh under 4 ounces. Powered By Gas The tiny auto, attached to a wire on the lane, is powered by a 2 inch cartridge of carbon dioxide gas such as is used for self Inflating life belts. The capsule, inserted in the rear of the car, is set off by a small needle-pointed gun. The trigger is pulled.

The capsule is punctured. The air explodesand the auto goes scooting down the speedway! The swiftness of the let car is determined by the skill of its operator and the manner In which it is started. All manufacturers' models on exhibition have been created by boys and girls. Each of the four lanes of the speedway will be equipped with an official, timing device similar to the plectrlc eve used at horse races. William MacMlllan, of Philadelphia, well known for his ex perience with Jet cars in the United States Is in charge of activities.

Show officials and an expert instructor will be on hand to record all scores, Grand Award To Be Given Each evening at 7:30 p. m. THE TRIBUNE will award a gold cup trophy and ribbons to the boy or girl with the highest speed record. At the end of the nine day competition, a grand award trophy. STUDIO USED '48, 80, AND 1.

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