Radcliffe Magazine Naming Contest Opens Second Time

Inhaling deeply after the last pink ballot had been totted up, Miss Irene Tinker, Radcliffe '49, sighed deeply yesterday afternoon and then announced that her foetal magazine was still nameless. The reason, she said, was that Tuesday's balloting was much too close to be decisive.

"And while we're at it," she added, "we might just as well re-open the entries, just to see if Harvard has had any new ideas since Monday." So anyone with a name for a new magazine with literary bent can still get a crack at the prize--a free subscription to be presented by the first Annex subscriber and two tickets to a Boston show--just by dropping a card to Miss Tinker at 55 Garden Street.