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PAGE 12 Sigma Chi Group erat Club will hold its annual een

Small AMG Units Work Behind

3 ¢ . y : Japs Who Run Local Government. oui. tu Sih tensa) me so) scovaeg sn

: : University, hasipq 40, Guest speaker will be Greencastl Undermanned U. S. Teams Have Great pointed a = ous |

There are officers for govern-

: fraternity. While

ment in all its aspects, urban and| Andbody know anything about rural, economic affairs, pyblic(the history of the Standard’ Oil

| Mr. Coymer the campus he was a member of the Repub{lican Club, Spanish Club, Com-

welfare, public health, education|Co. | Dr. Paul H. Giddens, political/merce Club and the Interfrater-

information media (the press and

sometimes radio), and sub-teams|science professor of Allegheny nity Council.

persuade and report. Their most been ap) foe familiar pressure device is to re- ? field representaInfluence on Daily Lives of 78 Million port mistakes. tive of the- eastBut they have an ace in the ern division of + Fourth of a Series hole in threat of court martial for ow Sigma Chi Fra- © By CLYDE A. FARNSWORTH, Soripps-Howard Staff Writer | .0s¢ Who would obstruct or sabo- a ternity. TOKYO, July 20—The American Military Government for Japan|tag¢ the aims of the occupation.| Mr. Coyner, «which is not so military and even less 8 government—works out,| [Dal threat is rarely fulfilled. It who resides at $n its operating level, to about ome American for every 78,000/'* seldom necessary. 2408 E. 16th St. Japanese, : .—a ] is one of four This is a surprising economy of manpower, considering that Writing Book on | Er, national repreits influence is brought to bear lightly or heavily, indirectly or| dard il » sentatives of the directly, as circumstances dictate eee —— _>_|Stan ar Oi Co. or allow, upon virtually every important aspect of the daily lives of 78 million people. Generally undermanned, as to authorized strength of various units, the 46 military government for the surveillance of tax col-|College, Meadville, Pa., is collect-| LARGEST SELECTION teams for the 46 prefectures offlections and food distribution. |ing Standard Oll background for of Linoleum in India Japan number about 1000 Ameri-| Yet the function of the Ameri-|a book he's writing. F. McK. RUGS f 's 39 ns cans. The figure includes Ameri-lcans is not .o govern nor in a|Blough, Indianapolis, manager of § rom $2 cans who have little to do with|strict sense to police. They work the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana,| & fv the Sore WB Sha big xed the Japanese but whose job it is|with—or, wreferably, behind—the asked Hoosiers to send the pro- 4% HOOSIER %

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