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Does beer
improve with age?
1 definitely definitely not Q not indefinitely
that the longer beer is aged,
the better. But ask our brew
master and he'll say. "Only up
to a point."
He puts it this way: "Just continuing
to store beer in Iagering tanks at a brew
ery will make it continually older. But
not continually better. 'Storing a case of
beer in your basement for a couple of
months won't help it any either. What's
vreally important is how the beer is aged."
If it's Beechwood Aged, it's beer that
can't get any better.
Of course, that rather limits the
number of beers that qualify. In fact,
you can count 'em on one finger.
Budweisen
KING OF BEERS ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. ST. LOUIS
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Library Gets Grant
The U. S. Office of Educa
tion has awarded two grants
worth $117,000 to the Univer
sity's School of Library Sci
ence and Bureau of Audiovis
ual Education.
Announcement of the Nation
al Defense Ecuation Act
grants was made by Dr. C.
Hugh Holman, Provost of the
University.
The $95,000 grant to the
School of Library Science will
support an institute for ele
mentary and secondary school
librarians in school ibrarian
ship. Librarians admitted to the in
stitute will receive a stipend
for their subsistence and sup
port for each dependent. Par
ticipants must have fifteen se
mester hours credit in Library
Science in order to be eligi
ble to participate in the In
stitute. The $58,000 grant to the Bu
reau of Audiovisual Education
will support an Educational
Media Institute for elemen
tary and secondary school tea
chers or librarians.
The institute program will
be conducted in cooperation
with the School of Library Sci-
ence and is designed to up
grade the knowledge and skills
of persons working for the pro
fessional application of instruc
tional materials including mo
tion pictures, film strips, gra
phics, programmed instruction
and other video and audio ma
terials. Electronics Van Here
A van from Schafer Elec
tronics will be parked behind
Swain Hall today demonstrat
ing automatic broadcast sys
tems. Dr. W. H. Wallace, of the
Radio, Television and Motion
Department, arranged for the
van to be here today. This
will be the only time the van
will be in this area during the
year.
Conceniing the demonstra-.
tion, Dr. Wallace said:
'Through the proper use of
automatic devices, creative
people have more time in ra
dio to do those special tasks
where originality is important
and the machines take over
the drudgery and routine."
The demonstration will show
the ways complete program
flexibility can be built into a
machine.
Wiley Named
W. L. Wiley, Kenan Profes
sor of French, has been nam
ed chairman of a committee
to select the first winners of
fellowships to be awarded by
the newly - established Na
tional Foundation on the Arts
and Humanities.
Dr. Barnaby Keeney, for
mer president of Brown Uni
versity who is chairman of the
National Endowment for the
Humanities, an agency of the
Arts and Humanities Fnd. in
Washington, D. C, appointed
Prof. Wiley to the selection
group in the southern states
region.
Two kinds of awards will be
made: academic year post -doctoral
fellowships and sum
mer school stipends for youn
ger teacher - scholars in the
Humanities.
Weinrib To Visit
The Art Department has an
nounced that David Weinrib
will be visiting sculptor on De
cember 2.
He will speak in 115 Ack
land at 8 p.m. that night. The
public is cordially invited.
Weinrib is one of the fore
most contemporary sculptors
today, and has exhibited in
numerous shows around the
country, perhaps the lar
gest being the Whitney Mu
seum of American Art's 1964
Annual Exhibition of Con
temporary American Sculp
ture from December 9, 1964.
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