The '51 Red Book will be no more than $150 in debt, Miles I. Levine '51, business manager, predicted last night.

The deficit, following the usual practice, will be eventually made up out of the '51 class dues. In previous years, Red Books have been as much as $1000 in debt; the '50 Red Book went over $200 in the hole.

The Red Book suffered an unexpected less last year when its treasury was robbed of $65, Levine recalled.

Some people who ordered Red Books last year still have not called for them, Levine stated. They can pick up their copies by contacting Levine in Lowell J-41, Harold N. Saver '51, circulation manager, in Leverett J-32, or Donald M. Maynard Jr. '51 in Dudley 46.

Council Probing

The Student Council is now conducting an investigation to decide whether or not to continue the Red Book. Charles W. Detjen '50 heads the committee assigned to the job. The committee planned to poll the Class of '51 after they received their Red Books to determine just how valuable the class felt them to be. Up to now, no action has been taken.