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Roniol’ Rings; {zonal Roy
modem Now Racing Token

binders; for senior rings and keys
will be taken starting today, one
nouncecl John Pottenger, chairman
of the ring committee. The rings
have been on display in the window
of the KIT bookstore. Today they
Will be ‘laken to the bookstore
counters where orders will be taken.
Delivery before May 1 has boon
promised for all rings and keys or-
dered before Sat, Jan. 25; Potion—
g‘cr added that Seniors may place
R orders after that date, but that the
V delivery date cannot; be guaranteed.
Five dollar deposits will@ be re—
quired for each ring, and three
‘dollars for each key. Ring prices
range from $16.60 to $22.80; keys
costwfrom $1.20 to $10.80. Govern»
ment luxury tax is includedl in all
prices.

Rook Sliorioge Rnigmo
Rocco Sioclcnic on New
Somosloi‘ anmnnhoc

The Bookstore last week an-
nounced that due to strikes and
paper shormges publishers are still
having trouble meeting delivery
dates. Mr. Paul J. Fox, manogen
said that: some books were so for
ofi’ that their arrival will be of no
Value for this next semester.

Among; the books of which there
exisst the greatest ohortogo are:
Grintcr, Elementary Structural An—
alysis and Design~CE 304; Grin-
ter, Vol. l Theory of Modern Swel
structures—CE 303; Faires, Applied
ThermodynanlicstE 305, 306; Boo»
ion, Metal Procesoing-«ME 319, 321,

l 322, 323, 419; Jakob & Hawkins, Elc~

.monts of Hem; Transfer Rn lnsulo-
lion-«ME 422; Roccnthal, Hummcl
(it Lichiy, Effective ReadingwEngg.
102;-Smitln, Salkancr & Juctice, An-
alytic Geometry—~Math 102; Mann,
Psychology~~Psy. 201; and Moore,
Industrial Relations viz The Social

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The chow, listed books are Ill”-
gcntly needed. Siudcnts liming any
oi? these books or other textg which
they will not be using are requested
to sell them to the Bookstore. The
books will be irnmcdlately made
available to UT students in new of
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Ronni io Mcoi’ Romanian

The next meeting of the HT
Foreign Students Assimilation will
be at the home of their sponsor Dr,
Franz K" Richter, 4805 S. Woowi—
lawn, next Saturday evening at 3
gun.

Branko L. Beck of Venezuela, re-
cently elected vice prcoid‘ient of the
group announced that the associw
tion had a most: satisfactory tum—
oui at 9. dinner a3: Ricardo’s oliortly
before the winter holidays.

 

KING OLWER

(Conllnuewi from page 3)

who had a music store on 38th and
State slit-col:g wrote the number,
‘Royal Eamon Blues.’ The combina~
tion of King Joe’s horn and. Wil-
liams’ blues kit the high spots the
world ovar.

After doubling in both bands for
two years Oliver was offered a job
with his own band at the Dream—
land. He reoz‘uifiecl Lil Hardin, pi-
ano; Honore Duh-9y, trombone; Mi»
nor Hall, ammo; Ed Garland, boss;
and Johnny Docking, clarinet. The blind
also landed an after-hours job at
the Pekin Cafe. Al: this time the
Pekin was a notorious gangster
hangout. After finishing; its run
here, the band took a fiour to Cali-
fornia and became the rage of the
went coast

After a year, King Oliver‘s Crc~
ole Jazz Band, as it was calletly re—
turneri to Chicago. The band now
had Build}; St. Cyn- on banjo; Reine
Doclds, drums; and a laid comet
player by the name oi? llaniol Louis.
Armstrong

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The AEEE and IRE will lake a
joint field trip to Northwestern Uni-

versity this afternoon and evening.
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In the evening, a joint session with
the Noy-filxwes‘cern AIEE branch will
feature a showing of the “Home
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Friday in 11.8 Alumni Hall. Sen-
ior Directory and senior qnos«
lionnaix‘es will be disi‘rribfiteé

AEEE, invites all members of: the
student branches of the AIEE and
Hill to attend. A chartered bus will
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