Friday. April l5, l9“ Des Moines Project at Year's End The Des Moines Project is wrap- ping up ils operations for the year in order to “lake stock of the situation and begin advanced plan- nillg [or next year,” according to Bill Downey, head of Ihe project. COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR Sunday at 9 pm you can see William Holden blackmailed by the British into spying on the Nazis during WW II in [he mDVle lhe “Counterleit Trai~ tor." The New York Times called ll. a "good old spy meio- drama " What better recoil}- mendation could you seek? “We hope to have something more concrete for next year,“ One oi the main problems has been the difficulty in financing the project. from the college. Downey hopes to drum up support in Des Moines next year, The $425 from the fast last month will gt) for back debts such as rent and main- ienance oi the house Billy King, the community worker the project has been supporting, has been us; ing ior- Des Moines headquarters. Part or the reason ior ending the year's work is that Billy King has taken a partrlime job. How ever, he is staying on with the project until he has iinished writ- ing reports and contacting people who have been involved over the 1,1: it [me you're planning to get engaged? l’nr on the brink at giving Iane rny Beethoven sweatshirt. a, What about money for your children's education? My Uncle Henry in very fond armc. He owns n steel mill. 3. 1 knuw somelhing that can help you meet rlrnosc ull your financial needs. And be independent, too. Nothing can do all that, z. Hou’ are you going to gunmnteo security to your lnmrly when you're married? I have a rich aunt, you know. 4. “iron pay or ycnr rnort a o if you should die? g 3 You never can tell. Every tinic 1 help on old man across rlu street] givc him my name and addreu in case he doesn’t have anyone to leav- his money to, a, Living Insurance from Equitable can. It can even give you a liictirnc income when you retire. i wonder if Uncle Henry has it? For information about Living Insurance, sre The Man from E uilabler For cureer opportunities at Equitable, See your Plncémcnt 0 car, or write: ratrick Scollaid, Manpower Development Division. The [qumuus life Assurance Society of the Uniled Stale- Iourr oflicrr ms Avl. or to. Amelie”, New York. NJ. loam anoint-bl. 1956 ’ An Equal Dppmluvllly Employer SCARLET ‘ ND ILACK past year: He will then go to New York and continue working in the community service iield. A similar community develop- ment project will be taking place this summer in the southeast Bot- toms section of Des Moines, FORUM HOURS The Forum will be the center for the Inaugural Reception Sunday alternoon following the Inaugura- tion itseli. The upper level or the Fnrunl -— the North and South Lounges and the Grill —- will be in use for the reception and therefore will not be open for gen- eral use. The Reception will be over and the Forum in operation Pogo Til?- Senale Approves New Courls: Phones Will Slay Open Laler my men CHADY in an unusually short meeting Monday night the Senate heard officers' reports, confirmed nom- inations to the primary court, and established three new com- mittees, bringing the (Dial oi new SGA committees to nine. Steve Kem reported that la st week’s recommendation has been accepted—campus telephones will be on until anerhali hour past wo- men's hours. Karen Lauierbach announced that Baffleboard selections had been made (see Page 1) and that AWS Board had established penalr ties for an unexcused absence from the Quadrangle (see Page 5). The Senate approved the fol- as usual by 6:15 pm. Sunday. lowing appointments to the Wo- TRAVEI. 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