March 6, 1960

If those many forecasts of the brave new world of to- morrow are to materialize, the United States will have to be resourceful -- in every sense of the word.

Tex Ind Producers and Royalty Owners Assn backs establishment of natl fuels policy, 1st group from oil Indus to take such stand; issue revd

Columbia University's $25,000,000 building program, one of the most important operations in the institution's 205 years, is being supervised by an alumnus prominent as a builder.

Yale defeats Harvard, extends dual-meet streak to 196

PHILADELPHIA. IN 1941, during a cross-country tour of "There Shall Be No Night," Lynn Fontanne wrote, in a letter to Alexander Woollcott, "We are loving our tour. We motor from town to town.

Christmas will dominate the thoughts of thousands of people in New York this week. These people are toy producers, retailers and wholesalers who are converging on the city to attend exhibits of playthings.

NEXT to Nehru, Frank Moraes wields the finest political pen in India, where the intelligentsia still take a British delight in exquisite English. His prose has grace, sting and authority. Moraes, editor-in-chief of a group of newspapers published in four Indian citiea, is from Bombay, and from Oxford.

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A house designed to "roll with the punches" of nature has been completed in Hartsdale, N.Y.

Braislin, Porter & Wheelock rept on family and commercial relocations

Western States Dam Conf proposals for '60 election discussed