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...first profitable quarter since its merger (May 1, 1954). Earnings hit $1,592,307 against a loss of $3,848,667 during the same period last year. Caterpillar Tractor also did better this year, earning $8,390,403 in the second quarter v. $7,007,326 a year ago. Glen Alden Corp., after suffering through years of a coal depression, earned $1,695,000 during the first half of 1955, compared to a loss of $169,000 last year, with part of the gain due to improved coal business and part due to its recent move into other lines...
...however, was not without opposition. Debate clubs and instructors joined in asking that the restriction be removed. At nearby Northwestern University associate professor of Public Speaking Glen Mills declared, "it is a ridiculous assumption to feel that students will be hurt by examining the affirmative side of the question...
...Glen W. Bowersock '57 has been awarded the James Bryant Conant prize for an original scscientific essay, "Fundamental Ideas of Space and Time in the Special Theory of Relativity," by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...GLEN ALDEN CORP., biggest anthracite producer (1954 sales: $74 million), is ready to diversify into other businesses. First step, just completed, is the $11,000,000 ($1.5 million cash, $8 million out of future earnings plus 100,000 shares of stock) purchase of Fort Worth's Mathes Co., which makes heat pumps, air conditioners and fans. Glen Alden is also dickering for three more companies, one to put it into oil and gas, the other two into electronics...
...antics of the characters themselves, superbly paced by director Glen Goldberg, were a constant delight. Jo Linch as the nervous, be fuddled Mrs. Price demonstrated a fine talent for slapstick, especially in a very funny cigarette-lighting episode. Sheila Tobias, in tight black suit and trenchcoat, seemed perfectly cut out to play the sleek female assassin, and only Jordan Jelks, as the urbane Mr. Price, failed to enter the whacky spirit of the occasion. Mare Bragnoni, on the other hand, gave the best performance of all as the male assassin a lisping, bumbling misogynist who dispatches women for purely "humanitarian...