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dp 3 Cross? Sribnn? 3 32 art EXHIBIT BEGINS AT VITERBO COLLEGE galleries. A tew feature of tiis I A years show will be the display of UrinK WQ AdlOriQ Coral aiTargenjena dene by the TpflnrnPr? CYiIIpH Mantes Donnell, "16, Deiann, students their own original 1 said that teec2ge drintng a par-ceramic vases or other contain-1 A MOICT PrODICm iticnlarly acute in bis townsa file The art exhibit held in conjure-dents and by preparatory 1 STEVENS Point (AP) Driri-w-nter w-en kids dont tion with the annual Fine Arts dents in grades two to 12. ''er7 y0 artsts will L5F-ay am0Eg teenagers is one of the to exc to -rater-cckr cam tert rooms lerages may be obtained were responsible for the situ2t.cn. Series at Viterbo College opens! Fifteen former students, some major problems in state commu- 408 the art department Somei tWrw the drank. nities, young people attending the I Delegates to the session ajo rewnt Wisconsin YoSfc Committee Con- said a semester course in Democ exhibit at Holy Cross Seminary.

ference Jaid Friday vs. Communism should be 1 I The teenagers said the lack of established in aJ Wisconsin high The population of the United recreation facilities, fail-, schools. They said it wood better 100 years ago was of parents to supervise their equip young people to cope with nae art pieces will be seen along paintings, design drawings, million. It has Knee increased! children and the ease with which the problems facing the nation with work done by college stu-i ceramic pieces in the corridor more than five fold. beer and other intoxicating bev-Jand the world.

Si Sunday with a tea in the painting of them now engaged in commer-studio from 2-5 p.m. The exhibit cia! art, or as art teachers, will exwill continue throughout the week.Jhibit art pieces in the In Retro-Artists of several age groups; spect section in the main stu-will be represented in this years: dio. show. A feature display of ahim-j The student exhibit will show gtv VKBT CHANNEL 8 SUNDAY 7:45 This is The Life 8:15 North American Neighbors 8:30 The Christophers 9:00 Town Holl Meeting 9:30 Sacred Heart 9:45 Friendly Giant 10:00 FYI 10:30 Camera Three 11:00 CBS TV Workshop 11:50 CBS News 12:00 Young Peopled Concert 1:00 Baseball Game of the Week 3:00 Championship Golf 4:00 Wagon Train 5:00 Betty Hutton 5:30 20th Century 6:00 Lassie 6:30 Dennis The Menace 7:00 Ed Sullivan Show 8:00 Theater 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock 9:00 George Gobel 9:30 All Star Theater 10:00 News Final 10:10 Weather Final I fill lO BABY SHOES Mrs. Days Ideal Baby Shoes.

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Here she examines some of the draw-ings on display. Percentage Matters Not, HeThinks Future Bright 10:15 Sports Final 10:20 Organ Recital 9 10:30 The Lawman 11:00 Be Our Guest growth than at any time in the past two decades. While this was not a political speech, it can well serve as a Republican campaign promise of greater prosperity under a continuation of present fiscal policies. MONDAY 7:45 Educational Television A. Kimonas with snap fastener closing in cotton knit or outing flannel.

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recorded in the first 100 days last year. Twenty-three of the first 100 days this year were death-free. Commissioner James Kams earlier this year set a goal of 100 deathless days for the entire year, a goal which he says can be realized only if every citizen will fully accept his personal traffic responsibilities. Death tolls for area counties follow, with each figure including urban and rural fatalities: 20 Counties Still Without Traffic Death At the end of the first three months this year, 20 Wisconsin counties remained on the motor vehicle department's honor roll of counties which have had no fatal traffic accidents in 1960. During the first quarter of the year, 154 persons tost their lives on streets and highways in the state.

This toll is nine higher than for-the same period last year and one fatality higher than for the corresponding period two years ago. Wisconsins traffic toll reached 166 at the end of the first 100 days this year, or six ahead of the toll RATTLES for baby to play safe by Plakie. The best loved toys in the little world. A gay assortment to choose from. secretary declared: Our manpower potential is great enough, with an improving technology, to increase the production of goods and services by about 50 per cent from 1960 to 1970.

We begin the 1960s with a gross national product (GNP) of 500 billion dollars. We can reach a level of 750 billion dollars by 1970. At first glance, this may look as if Anderson is endorsing a 5 per cent annual growth rate. Democratic politicians and economists have been promoting for some time as a necsssary national goal. Such an endorsement might have been a major political boo-boo.

It would have put welcome words into the mouths of his critics who advocate greater government spending to promote a faster rate of economic growth. But the former Texas Democrat in the Eisenhower administration isnt joining this school of economics. A 50 per cent growth in production of goods and services over the coming decade isnt a 5 per cent average annual growth rate. Its a 4 and one-tenth per cent growth rate per year, compounded annually over the decade, by Treasury figuring. This isnt much of an increase over current economic growth rates.

From 1950 through 1959, the U.S. GNP increased from 328 to 479 billion dollars, a 46 per cent rise. This is a 3 and nine-tenths per cent growth rate, compounded annually. it Democratic economists dispute even this figure. Their claim, in arguing for the 5 per cent economic growth rate goal, is that during the Eisenhower administration, from 1953 through 1959, the annual growth rate has been only 2 and three-tenths per cent.

There have been two recessions in this period. So what Anderson is now saying in effect, is that the growth rate over the coming decade could be about two-tenths of one per cent a year greater than in the past decade. This is the first time Anderson has, even by inference, endorsed any specific growth rate geal. In the past he has always declined to put any figure on what the growth rate should be. Asked about this at his budget briefing last a a he answered: I don't think you ouoht to pick out a mathematical figure this 1 YOUNG PEOPLES CONCERT, the seasons brilliant finale, today from twelve to! one oclock and youll enjoy; the concert version of The Sec- ond Hurricane by a famed composer Aaron Copland.

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WKBT BARKING GUNS and thudding fists on "The Lawman" at 10:30 p.m. Then at eleven Is undesirable. it 6 In other statements over the past six months Anderson has emphasized that there must be sustainable" growth-not a forced, ultrahigh rate of growth which produces a lot of goods and services that people don't leads to inflation, waste and recession. This is still Anderson's basic position. But in bond talk, he amplified a little.

He said the country could expect a 25 per cent Increase in its standard of living over the next decade. He declared that 1960 promises to be. the most prosperous year 0 the New York DOERFLIN in history, with better prospects c'c K' vjf wcr invited to "Be Our Guest" jttwsiAi'ut KftTUiriuaa auk. for fencer period of healthy, hour of muilc1 Vflrlct warding and noninfiationary I ft.