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...Empire"). Soon he will have legmen in all of the empire's 13 states. Come the days of unlimited paper, Hoyt expects to reach unimpeded as far as Canada to the north, Mexico to the south; east until he bumps the Kansas City Star, west until he shares newsstand space with the workmanlike Salt Lake City Telegram...
Signs of the times as indicated in an informal poll among newsstand vendors in the Houses and the Union show that among University students, upperclassmen accomplish more extra-curricular reading in newspapers and magazines than do the hardworking Yardlings, anxious to create favorable initial impressions on the Dean's Office...
Evening tabulations show that the Traveler leads, with a sales volume 12 times greater than that of the Christian Science Monitor. News generally seems to be of secondary importance, for newsstand vendors attribute the superiority of the Herald to the feature drawing attraction of "Terry and the Pirates...
Greater magazine variety is found at the Union newsstand, largest in the University, which is run by Don McNichol '43, 1L, former fullback on the 1941 Harlow squad, and John Ryan '48, who consider their stand still incomplete in stock since on one occasion they underestimated the power of a woman and were unable to supply the Ladies Home Journal to a Freshman reader...
Publication of a special Chicago Conference issue of "The Progressive," Liberal Union magazine defunct since September, will mark the first step in the revival of the HLU organ into a self-supporting periodical, William H. Bozman '46, HLU President announced yesterday. 15 cents will be the newsstand price...