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li nimiu I in: 1 1 n.jui i ii 1 1 narom si. iavi(isoiK iiiirineriv ouvs Owl? noted for their wise use of the nighttime that other birds waste. At night owls go out and get ideas to make their days easier. At the University of Louisville many CONTINUING EDUCATION FALL SEMESTER 1960 a. zvvnsov George Andrew a lelired restaurant manager in Jeffersonville, died at 5.

05 a m. Sunday at Clark County Memorial Hospital. Zavitson, 72, of 403 E. Seventh, a native of Greece, had lived in the United Stales for 40 years, mostly in Jeffersonville. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs, Eugenia Mc-Kinley and Mrs.

Georgia Burton, both of Jeffersonville, and Mrs. Mary Jone Revels, Fort Knox. a son, Chris Zavitson, Shelbyville, and eight grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Greek Orthodox Church of The Assumption, Louisville.

Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. The body is at Manning Funeral Home, 3123 Dixie Highway. MISS MARGARET KONNING Miss Margaret Konning, a native of Louisville who lived at 2431 Slevin, died here at 2:30 p.m. Monday. She was 81.

The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Cecilia Church. Burial will be in Portland Cemetery. The body is at Ratter-man's, 2114 W.

Market. people dre getting better ideas to make their daytime jobs more profitable. They start by phoning Mf. 7-2531 to choose 200 different afternoon, i evening and Saturday courses eMMeewei Wfomu HHnfciUli PS5T Associated Prt Wlrephoto Ruth Rowland Nichols, noted flier whose career spanned more than 25 yearn, was found dead in her New York apartment Sunday. Police said notes found at the scene indicated suicide.

She is credited as being the first woman airline pilot in the country. In 1958 she claimed a women's record by flying an Air Face jet faster than 1,000 miles an hour. il I It C. COKE The funeral for Henry Clay Coke, a former LouiviilMii, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Schoppenhnrst Funeral Home, 1R32 W.

Market. Burial will be in Portland Cemetery. Coke, 78, died about 2:30 a.m. Saturday in St. Petersburg, where he had lived about five years.

He was a former employee of Reynolds Metals Company and a former building contractor here. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Mary Coke; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Jensen, San Francisco, and Mrs. Earl Eck-ler; two sons, James and Russell Coke; 11 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. The body will be at the funeral home after 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday. GEORGE H. WEBSTER George It. Webster, 48, a native of Caldwell County, died at 7 a.m. Monday at his home, 211 N.

19th. He was a truck driver for E. L. Transfer Company before he retired three years ago because of ill health. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

June Webster; his mother, Mrs. Georgie Webster, Princeton; two daughters, Linda and Kath-erine Webster; three sons, Robert, David Earl, and Steven Earl Webster; a sister, Mrs. Charlie Winters; three brothers, Homer Webster, Chicago, Earl Webster, Princeton, and Clyde Webster. The funeral will he at 10 a m. Wednesday at the ().

D. White Funeral Home, 2727 S. Third. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. JOSEPH C.

GAIIAFER Joseph Charles Gahafer, 81, died at 7:45 p.m. Sunday at General Hospital. Me lived at 34 LaSalle Place. Gahafer, a native of Louisville, was a self-employed cigarette salesman who had been retired about four years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Ruth Gahafer, three sisters, Mrs.

Gertrude Simmons, Mrs. Claude Moser, and Mrs. Homer Lynch, and two brothers, Edward and Harry Gahafer. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Emhry-Bosse Funeral Home.

2723 Preston Highway. Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE REGISTRATION: NOW THROUGH OCTOBER 3. MONDAY FRDA, 9.00 A.M..3.-30 P.M.; MONDAY-THURSDAY, 6:00 P.M.-8.00 P.M.; SATURDAY, 9.00 A.M.-M:30 A.M. UNIVERSITY CENTER CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Deaths m9m.mvmm urn 1 1 I MRS.

A. A. SMITH Mrs. A. A.

Smith, the former Noll Green, died at 1:45 p.m. Monday at St. Joseph Infirmary. She was 50 and lived at 2125 Reynolds Lane, Ruerhel. Sh had worked for First National Bank of Louisville as a cashier about five years, retiring 18 months ago when HOM1 ICONOMICl 3-3 Intarior Datlon I 3 Craativo Intarior Datitn ECONOMIC! Industrial Development of I.

I W- I MW I Principles of Economics I I no- 7: JO Funeral Sel Tomorrow Harold B. Davidson, 75, Louisville engineer and inventor, died at 11 p.m. Sunday at Methodist Evangelical Hospital after suffering a heart attack. He lived at 4303 Taylors-ville Road. Davidson was president and treasurer of Andriot-Davidson Company, a Louisville engineering firm which specializes in drilling commercial water wells and handles pumping equipment.

He founded the firm in 1920 with the late Edward L. Andriot, and acquired full ownership four years later. Davidson held two patents on methods used in well-drilling and operation, and had also invented a device used to heat and cool a house by circulating water. Came From Chicago Davidson was a native of Chicago, but had lived in Louisville since 1918. He attended the University of Chicago, and was both a mechanical and an electrical engineer.

He was an early member of the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers, and also held memberships in the Ground Water Institute and several other engineering societies. He was a member of the Episcopal Church. Survivors include his wife, the former Violet Spellen; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Davidson Mnran; a son, Alex B. Davidson, Palm Beach, a sister, Mrs.

Helen Edwards, Chicago, and three grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Pearson's Funeral Home, 149 Breckinridge Lane. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. MRS.

B. B. BARIJKE Mrs. B. B.

Barbee, 86, died at 12:40 p.m. Monday at her home, 4406 Parker. She was a native of Corydon, lnd. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Kelsey and Mrs.

Florence H. Barbee; a son, A. Wheeler Hughes: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Nellie Molter; a stepson, C. Barbee; six grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Schoppen-horst Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market. Burial will be in Cedar Mill Cemetery, Corydon. MRS.

JOSEPH BRF.SI.IN Mrs. Joseph D. Breslin, the former Nora Slider, died at 12:15 am. Monday at her home, 1238 Eastern Parkway. She was 93.

Mrs. Breslin, a native of Louisville, is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John J. Seitz: a son, James 1). Breslin, and five grandchildren.

Her husband died in 1928. The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Bose Funeral Home, Barrett and Ellison, and at 10 am. at St. James Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. MRS. ROBT. C. 7.INMNGER Mrs.

Robert C. Zinninger, a retired Fort Knox civilian clerk, died at 4:15 p.m. Monday in St. Joseph Infirmary. She was 59.

The widow of a civil-service employee who died in 1951, Mrs. Zinninger last lived at 2028 Lancashire. She retired about a year ago. The former Ann Clark, was born at Morganifeld. She HUMANITIEt 1 Introduction to World TTh TTh MW tat.

TTh MW TTh Eat. MW TTh MW iection A I 00- a Jo taction 7:50 tection Principles of Economics II tection A I 00- tection 7:50 Business and Government 7:50 Literature I 00- ID Introduction to Philoiophy ARTS AND SCIENCES IOL03V 4 Ciimil Issloty 3 Medical Ttrmmoloty 4:0 4 Bacttrieloav :30 I Human Anatomy Phyliol09V I Fundamtntalt of Radiation lOlOfy 7:50 CHf MISTRY 4 Canaral Chamiitry 4 30 30 4 Quantitative Analytil 4 00 10 00 3 Organic Chamifttry 0:30 3 Radio Chamiitry introduction to world Literature Introduction to Painting Introduction to Music MW tat. Sat. tat. MW 00- 50 10 00 11 50 7:50 Ancient Culture TTh TTh Renaissance end Baroque Culture I 00- 50 7:50 MW Modern Drama Thesis 3 Polymar Chamiitry I 00- iO Approval of Dept.

Head Principles of Cultural lacturai In Nucloar Maqnattc Ratonanca Dr. L. M. Jackman, Lacturar. Impanal Csllata, London, 7:30 Octobar 4, 4, and 7.

History 4 00 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 2 Motion and Time ttudy 7:50 3 tupervisory Training Section A 00- Section 0:50 3 Labor Problems 7:50 MW 3 Personnel Management tat. 3 Executive and tupervisory Development 7:5 INSURANCE 3 Fire and Casualty Insurance I On- 50 4CLU courses will bo non-credit and will meet on Mondevs at 4:00 p.m. Call University College for brochure. 4 00- 5:40 (OUCATION (CRAOUATI) 2 Introduction to Guidance 3 Ortaniiation and Administration of Guidance Developing the Curriculum i Improvement of Imtruction Supervition) I OA- I. SO 1:40 tat.

Th 4 10- 7:50 MW 7:30 TTh TTh 4 30- 7:50 MW tat. 00- TTh 10:1017:00 tat. 1 Field ttudy In Improving Instruction Approval of Head of Dapt. 4:00 5:40 LAW I Commercial Law tection A lection Oft- 70 4.30- 7:50 MW TTh 00- 7 MW 7:30 TTh Newer Techniquai in Teaching Adminiitration ef American tchoolt iStata 4 Federali MATHEMATICI 1 Elementary Algebra tection A tection tection I College Algebra tection A taction tection Trigonometry tection A tection I Analytic Geometry 4 Calculus I tection A tection I Analytic Geometry a Calculus II I Elementary Calculus II 3 Advanced Calculus Business ttatistict taction A tection 3 Math of Finance 3 Matrices 3 Differential Equations 3 Mathematical ttatistict 3 Teaching of Modern Math Developing Philosophy 30- 7:50 00- MW TTh of Education Mathodt of tducatlonal 00- 4 70 MW 00- 0:70 TTh 4 00- 7:50 Th :50 WHAT Is the new SUN GLOW WARRANTY? 00 1:40 tat. 5:40 10:0011:40 tat.

Approval of Head of Dapt. Approval of Head of Dapt. 00- 0:70 MW 00- MW MW Reiearch V2 Supervised Reading in Educational Litereture Cr. Guidance in Educational Writing MANAGEMENT Introduction to Business tection A tection 1 Production Control 3 tmall Business 2 Office Management and Control 2 Data Processing 3 tafety Management 2 Quality Control 2 Production Management I 2 Production Management II 3 Business Aoministretion 2 Leyout Planning and Material Handling 7:50 00- 70 :30 7:50 7:50 tat. TTh TTh MW MW MW Th Th Th TTh 00- 50 00- 50 4 00- 7:50 7:50 7:50 00- 7:50 7:50 Father Wilfrid FUery, CP.

Will Conduct Inquiry Class on the Catholic Faith r.xpceiatly for Oy-CATIWUlS Are you satisfied with your knowledge of God and Religion? Does it. bring peace of mind and heart, as Christ intended? Is something missing? Have you the answer as 1o why you are here on earth, or does life still perplex you? If you still hunger for the truth learn of the Catholic Faith from a Catholic source. Your religious convictions will be respected. You will be made to feel at home as you listen to the true teachings of the Catholic Church. The talks, based on reason, not emotion, are especially for non-Catholics, although they will also help Catholics to have a renewed and deeper appreciation of their Faith.

No questions asked all questions answered. The talks will be held at St. Agnes Hall, Newburg Road and Speed Avenue, on Monday and Thursday evenings from 8 to '9. The course will begin next Monday evening, October 3rd. 4:0 0- 7:50 PHOTOSTATS HUE OR WHITE PRINTS MICROrilMINO Drawing fnjineeri' Suppiei Fetter Blueprint Co.

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TTh TTh 4-30- 7:50 MW 0O- :70 MW tat. EDUCATION (UNDERGRADUATE) 3 Fundamentals of Ele- montery Education I 4:30 7:50 I Teeching of Reading in Elementary Schools 1:00 Early Childhood Education I 100- 3:41 4 Student Teaching in Elementary School 4 Student Teaching in Elementary School 10011:5 1-2 Seminar in Intern Teaching (Fee 515.00 4 00 1 Introduction to Secondary Education 7:50 I Methods of Teaching In High School 00- 3-2 Seminar in Intern Teaching itecondary) (Fee 535.001 4 00- 5 40 EDUCATION (GR AOUATE ANO UNDERGRADUATE 3-3 Evaluation and Measurement in Education taction A 3 10 4 00 tection I no 10 10 3-3 Audio-Vnual Aids 4 00- 00 MARKETING 3 talesmanship I 3 talesmenship II 3 Principles of Advertising I 3 Credits end Collections 3 Advanced Credits 3 Marketing Principles 3 Advertising Copy Writing I 3 Public Relations 3 Purchasing 3 Advertising Management 3 tales Management-. MODERN LANOUAGE! FRENCH 3 Elementery French I 3 Intermediate French I 3-1 Pro Seminar In French GERMAN 3 Elementary German I 3 tcientific German I RUttlAN 3 Elementary Russian I 1 Intermediate Russian I SPANISH 3 Elementary Ipanish I 1 Intermediate Ipanish I 7 50 7:5 MW MW 7:50 4 00- 7:50 7:50 7:50 7.50 7:5 7:50 4 00- 7:50 I 00- 50 00- SO 7:5 Th Th MW Th Th Advertisement 7:50 TTh 7:50 4 7:50 7:5 TTh TTh 7:5 7:30 Th tat. 0ft- 4 5ft 4 00- 1.00- so MUSIC HISTORY 3 Matterworks of Music NATURAL SCIENCE 3 Introduction to the Biological tciances 3 Mineralogy 3 Hutory and Philosophy ef the Natural tciances 3-3 tcience in the Elementary tchool 4 30 00- TTh MW she became ill. She also worked for the old Citizens Union Bank 15 years.

Survivors are her husband; a sister, Mrs. Joe Johnson; two brothers, Lee and A. C. (Jrern; a stepson, Donald A. Smith, Tucson, and a strpgrandchild.

The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at McAfee Funeral Home, 3928 Bardstown Road, Ruerhel. Burial will be in Louisville Memorial Gardens. ItS. AMCK Dl DDY Mrs.

Alice Duddv, 81, of 209 N. 26th, died at 11:10 p.m. Sunday at Marine Hospital. She was a native of Bagdad, Ky. Survivors are a son, William J.

Puddy; three brothers, Mike, James, and William Mickey; four grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at George Manning Funeral Home, 518 N. 26th. and at 10.30 a m.

at St. Cecilia Church. Burial will be in St. Louis Cemetery. lll- STI IF.

DOI.AN Chester H. Dolan, a switchman for the New York Central Railroad, died at fi p.m. Monday in Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Dolan, 63. lived at 104 E.

Market. He was a native of Indiana. Survivors include three brothers, John and Thomas pnlan, both of St. Louis, and Marry Holan. New Albany.

The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Coots Chapel, Jeffersonville. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, New Albany. CHRISTIAN H. STF.GK Christian Henry Stege, a former Louisvillian, died at 3:30 a.m.

Monday at the Old Masons Home near Shelbyville. Stege, 87, was a member of Daylight Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nell Stcge; a sister. Miss Lillian Stege, Petoskey, and two brothers, Louis C.

and George W. Stege. The funeral will be at 11 a m. Wednesday at the grave in Cave Hill Cemetery. (rlu.irrs Take Vole On Representation An election by mail to determine whether Glaziers Local 1529.

Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America, will represent some 65 glass and glazing employees in 10 Louisville glass companies closed yesterday. The National Labor Relations Board in Cincinnati is expected to announce the results Wednesday. Union officials here said the election was just a formality "to keep other craft from interfering in our work, and to gain recognition from the N.L.R.B. for the first time." 2 Education of Eiceptienal Child 4 00 Th 2 Education of the Mentally Retarded 4 00 5:40 3 tpeech Correction 5:40 COURSEt IN FINE ARTS. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY RECOMMENDED FOR TEACHERS 7:50 MW :3 Th I Oft- 7 I 00- 70 7 50 7:5 MW TTh MW MW REAL ESTATE 3 Real Estate Principlet and Practices I 3 Real Estate Principles end Practices II 3 Real Estate Appraisals I 3 Real Estate Finance SECRETARIAL SCIENCE 3 Beginning Typewriting 1 Advanced Typewriting 3 Beginning Shorthand 3 Intermediate thorthend 3 Medical Terminology (Biology) 3 Dictation and Transcription 3 tecretarial Practice TRANSPORTATION 3 Fundamentals of Transportation I 7 Reasons Why a Scientist Believes in God A former president of the New York Academy of Sciences presents step-by-step evidence of a Supreme Creative Intelligence to prove that "The heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament show-eth His handiwork." Don't miss this great, thought-provoking article, reprinted by request, in October Reader'a Digest now on sale.

4:3 TTh 3 3 Public School Art I (Lab fee tVoOi PHILOSOPHY 3 Introduction to Philosophy 00- 0 50 3 Rational Psychology 9:50 3 Ancient end Medieval Philosophy 4 30- 7:59 TTh 4 30- t.3 4:00 Th Laboratory in Public 4 00- 7:5 tat. School Art I Physical Education for Elementary tchool Children 7:50 Tests and Meeturement 1 3 1 4 00- 7 50 ftft- 50 00 3 Rates and Tariffs I in Health and Physical Education Introduction to Health and Safety Education 3 Advanced Rates and Tariffs 7:5 4 00- 7:50 tat. 3 Public tchool Munc I MW TTh TTh Th MW MW TTh TTh SATURDAY CLASSES ENGLISH I Fundamentals of English had lived here before marriage, and returned about 1945 with her husband after about BIOLOGY 3 Human Anatomy 4 Physiology PHYSICI 4 General Physics I 4 Generel Physics II 4 30- 30 3 Photography 3o- :30 1 Optics 4-30- 7:5 1 Optics Lab SO 3 Heat and Thermodynamics 7-50 3 Electronic Circuits 7:50 3 Intro, to Math Physics 1 OO- 3 Theoretical Physics 4.30- 7:5 POLITICAL ICIENCE 1 Fundamentals of American Government I 00- 70 3 Near East Politics 5:15. 7 50 1 American Pressure Politics 7:50 3 American Political Parties and Elections 4 30- 7.5 3 Introduction to International Relations 15. 7 sft 3 Hate A Local Government 7:50 PSYCHOLOGY 3 Fundamentals of AM.

15 years at Wheelwright, Ky. I She was a member of the Altar Society at St. Raphael MW MW TTh TTh ECONOMICS 3 Principles of Economics I J. 70 A.M. EDUCATION-FOB tATURDAY CLAI5II ttl EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ENGLISH 3 Itudies in Americen Fiction 1.0(M2:50 AM.

Section A 4 1- 7:5 MW Section 00- 4:70 MW iection 4 30- 7:50 TTh Section TTh I Oral A Written Composition I Section A 4 30- 7:3 MW Section 00- 70 MW Section 4-30. 7:50 TTh Section 00- TTh 3 Oral A Written Composition II Section A 30- 7 50 MW Section 4 30- 7:50 TTh Section 00- :30 TTh 3 Public Speaking I Section A 4 00- 7:50 Section 7:50 3 Business Enalith I Section A OO- 0 50 Section 7:50 3 Business English II 00- 7:50 3 Public Speaking II 7:50 3 Journalism 7:50 1 Shakespeare 00- 7:30 TTh 3 American Literature to 1170 TTh 3 Children's Theater 4:00 Th 3 British Literature, Hth Century 7:50 MW 3 Approaches to Grammar 4:30 3 Creative Writing :30 33 Shaw Q0- 7:50 Th 1 Studiet in lh Century British Literature 4:30 3 Studies in American 1:0.11:3 tat. The Archangel Catholic Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. John W.

Montgomery, Nashville; a sister, Mrs. Henry V. Penner; four brothers, Stephen W. Clark. Wheelwright, Vincent D.

Clark, Newark, Ohio, Arthur C. Clark, and Joseph L. Clark, and four grandchildren. The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at Barrett Fu-rural Home.

1230 Bardstown Road, and at 9 at St. Raphael. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. amriniimi 11 he most in DRYCLEAHlMGy General Psychology tection A 4 30- 7:5 TTh tection ooii so Sat. 3 Child Development I I 00- 7-7 TTh 3 Mat.

4 Oevel. of Child II ot). 4 io TTh 3 Social Ptvcholooy 4 30- 7 50 MW 3 Applied Psychology 7:3 TTh 1-3 Research Psychology (AIR) 4 00- 3 Physiological Psychology 10 00 17 5 Sat. 3 Individual Differences 4:0 3 Fundamentals of Rorschach I 7:5 TTh 7 3 Educational Psychology 5:40 Th 3 3 Individual Intelligence Testing 4 00- 4:0 3 Thesis Guidance HltTORY I American Expansion (USO-HOOi A.M. 3 Hist, of Civ.

II 1:3 HUMANITIEt 3 Introduction to World Literature 00- 7 50 A M. 1 Introduction to Painting 10 00 11:50 A M. 3 Ancient Culture A.M. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 3 Personnel Management A.M. MATHEMATICt 3 College Algebra A.M.

3 Business ttatistict A.M. MODERN LANGUAGE! FRENCH 3-3 Pro Seminar in French let. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ONE HOUR SERVICE 7:5 TTh 6 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS tOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY 3 Introduction to tocial Anthropology I tOCIAL tCIENCE 3 Problems of Modern taciety I 3 Problems of Modern tociety II 3 Regions and Peoples 3 Senior Divisionel Theses 1:50 tat. 41S W. OAK DOWNTOWN JUniper 2-9380 3103 TAYLOR BLVD.

SO. LOUISVILLE EManan 6-3471 a. MUtIC 3 Public tchool Music I 00 11-50 tat. 0- 7:70 MW A.M. To be arranged 4521 DIXIE HIGHWAY SHIVELY EMirton 8-9754 4016 BARDSTOWN RD.

BUECHEL GLondala 4-6091 A.M. 10. A.M. PSYCHOLOGY 3 Fundamentals of General Psychology I 1 Physiological Psychology IECRITARIAL ICIINCI 1 tecretarial Practice 7:5 MW 7 A.M. lOCIAL WORK I Treatment ef Juvenile Delinquency (May also ha taken on non-credit basis) tOCIOLOGY 3 Introduction to Snclelngy 3 Principles ef Sociology 1 lociologv of Communications 2929 RICHIAND AVE.

HIKE'S POINT GUndola 4-7660 3921 WILLIS AVE. ST. MATTHEWS TWinbrook 5-7048 iVUL dii J-aAhum. 00- 7 7ft MW 4 30- 7.50 TTh lOCIAL ICIINCI I Problems of Modern Society I 11. 00- 1:5 tat.

I Problems of Modern lociety II lat. 7. SO ARTS-UNIVERSITY CLASSES J3 Basic Design I (Foundation course for painting, sculpture 4 graphic dengni 4 00 10:00 3 Painting 4 00 10 00 Th 13 Design I 1' 9 Sculpture I (Fee S3.00- 7 0 1 00 1 Creative Photography 00- 7 50 1 Advanced Painting 4 00-10-00 Th 1 Design 1 Advanced Sculpture I Fee 33.00. 7:00 10 00 1 Advanced Graphic Design 1 Studio Practice in tculpture (Fee 53 00) 7:00 10 00 1 Workshop in Painting Th workshop in tculpture (Fee 13.001 FINE ARTI-ART CENTER CLASSES ACCREDITED BY TH UNIVERSITY 3 Composition Tone 4 Color 4 00 10 00 1 Painting for Non-Maiora 4 00-10 O0 Th 11 Life Drawing Fee 13.00) 4 00 10 00 1 Jewelry Design 00 1 Commercial Art l'l Introduction to Ceramics (Lab fee 55 O0i 0 1 Textile Design 4:00 10 00 1-2 Life Drawing (Fee SJ 00) 4 00-10 00 1 Advenced Jewelry Design 4 00-1 00 l'l Ceramics (Fee 35-Mi 00 11 Life Drawing (Fee SS 00) 1 Studio Practice Jewelry Design Vi Advanced Ceramics (Fee 35.00) HISTORY 1 History of Civilisation I Section A 7:50 TTh Section 1:30 Sat. 3 History of Civilliation II 7:50 MW 3 Medieval Europe I 7:5 MW 3 Growth ef American Democracy Il743-laal 7:30 TTh 3 American Expansion (U50-17001 tat.

3-3 New Interpretations of American History I I 00- :50 Th I Russian History to 1770 MW PLAIN SKIRTS 39 4 30- 7:50 00- 7 10 7:50 00- 7:30 7:20 MW MW TTh TTh TTh ii BUSINESS ACCOUNTING I Principles of Accounting I tection A lection tection tection 3 Principles of Accounting 3 Analysis of Financial ttetements 3 Intermediate Accounting 1 Advanced Accounting 3 Elementary Cost Accounting 3 Elementary Auditing 3 Elementary Income Tax 3 Advanced Income Tax RANKING AND F1NANCI 3 Money and Banking 3 Corporation Finance 3 Investments ENGINEERING (Undtrgraduolg) ENGINEERING DRAWING 1 Engineering Drawing I 4 0ft- 9:00 1 Engineering Drawing II 7:00 Th Graduate Engineering Program ttudents: Call University College Office or tpeed Ichool NEIGHBORHOOD COLLIGII FALL tCHIDULI CRESCENT HILL LIBRARY HUMANITIES AJ03, RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE CULTURE Tuesday 4:41 p.m. Instructor) Dr. Idmond tchlesinger, HIGHLAND LIBRARY-POLITICAL ICIINCI AJ19, AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTItl AND ELECTIONS Tuesday, 4:41 m. Instructor: Mr. Marshall Kaplan.

IHAWNEI LIRRARY ENGLISH A 107. ORAL ANO WRITTFN COMPOSITION ll-Mnndty, p.m. Instructor! Mr, Joseph Green. 7:50 MW 7:70 TTh 7:5 TTh I 00- 7:70 MW 7:70 TTh 7:50 MW 1:0. 7:10 MW 'nnnnnnnfinonnnnnnnonnnnnnno 0 YllYYYYYVYYYYYVVYYTTVVrVVl rmmmmmmYmm THIS COUPON WORTH Extension Table 4 10- 7 50 TTh I 0(1- 7:70 TTh 7 50 MW too FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS 5 With Each Ordar ef $3.00 or Mora Clottd Ixtondt la 111" Solid Walnut FOAM RUBBER CITY Algonquin Manor Shopping Center Algonquin Parkway at Cane Run Rd.

COUPON EXPIRES OCT. 1, 1960 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE MEIrose 7-2531, ext. 343 mmm.