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¥ By Science Service {| BAN FRANCISCO, June 18 LB] An emotional robot which would {i register frustration and pleasure, - {and would react to such human! {drives as heat, cold, and hunger. 4 was described at the meeting of jthe Western Psychological Asso{ciation here, ; : | Tae robot so far exists only in {theory as worked out by Dr. M. (A. Wenger, psychologist of the {University of California at Los ‘§ Angeles. Dr. Wenger 328 | |rigging up an “autonomic nervous ; system.” using two electric cir4 cuits. One circuit would be sensi-! { tive to heat, cold, circuit failure,’ { and rust, indicating their presence by flashing a white light. The second circuit would be activated

i H's not that 7 they ‘don’t like being at the convention. It’s be-

cause they're re- is “i, ; . : * : ; Medivm widths by the first one. It would indi-| {sponsible and a X x a - : cate compensation mechanisms! GOP CANARY — Virginia there simply isn’t - 332 W. Washington St. {with a red light. | ? : : any way of pro- : > ¥ 930 S. Meridian St { The two lights, red and white, Davis, Philadelphia soprano, will Jviding the ac- oi Sian. St. (appearing in the same reflector| sing the National Anthem at [comimodations i : i = 1108 Shelby \and blending into a pink color, - : at sand. Tacilities “#0 . il {would _indica.e’, “pleasure” or, the. opening ofthe Repubtai funich most dele- Xz “om “ sisi?” ei a National Convention in. her gates and a ’ er states in- the robot might . : ; rs : [be indicated by the degree of red.| home town, Miss Davis has spe they're entitled, Mr: Richert {ness or whiteness. cialized in folk songs. “We're going to have more dele- : ; . : : TTT {gates and more visitors than we # BF: : . i a ; : : [had ‘at the Chicago convention . x Xs An four years ago, but we have about Open Monday Through Saturday 9:30 to 5:00 {3000 fewer hotelgrooms and about! - : : |T000 fewer seats conven- : : tion hall,” said Walter 8. Hal-| : 3 2 » has i1 n, chairman of the arrange-| : PRACTICAL, WEARABLE . a ~

{ments committee. {| “I'm just waiting for the bolt | lot lightning to strike when the|

[Srowd really begins pouring in |

| 4. GIFTS THAT WILL | FLATTER DAD

Sunday,” he added. | “From now -on,” said Housing| {Chairman Mrs, Marian Phelps,

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. {“I'm wearing, a bullet-proof’ vest STORE jand a, concrete helmet.” : Trouble Arrives Early MAY Mrs. Phelps already is having! . . (Just i More Shopping Day )) Complete trouble ‘with early arrivals, most smiles. tod of them party big-wigs. who want| ° | the Mayo Men's Furnishings ‘Shop more “spacious accommodations. ! “I just don’t have any place to ) Sqt. Jame change them to.” she said. to right}, iv “Cancellations have been so few Coal that I can’t pick up any rooms Ellen 09 Lo that way. There just aren't : block -of | ; a enough good hotels in this town.” hf L— Fae | One veteran party official was wii 1 dismayed when she found herself ; ee 00Siel 3 . ’ quartered in a small hotel where * ; GIVE DAD A GIFT WE'LL ENJOY THE : the bed Was Rept in a ooh TTe Wl } she had to keep the room. YEAR AROUND—THE RAYON GABARDINE tage, robin of I Ls ! -. getting into the convention. Pre- . \ i » sumably, a person from some dis- ’ i tance away would not want to Ohian WN / y : tome unless he could get in to see Jenner ’ 4000 Tickets Lett By DANI ¥ But there are only 4000 con- WASHING ? , (vention hall tickets left to- go diana’s co! ; i : . around after the delegates and to the Repu Ya, {oo i ’ their families, party officials, |* vention was Fo Senators and Congressmen and rts that 8 Cs : : press and radio men are given (R. 03 ha : eirs. bilation ov : : These 4000 tickets are being William E, 5 : 4 ‘4+ |glven out by the national vom- the governor i a ° mitteemen and committeewomen Before the 5 Bs ~ ; from each state. So the person tion last w : = to see if you want to get into the told, both. : : convention for one or more ses- Home a BLUE! TAN! NATURAL! GREEN! sions i your Roper ae ok: that be ha : mmitteeman. Gov, Ralpt ; Comfort magic such as he's never known before .. , in a fine If you can't get a convention| DIVIDED. 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