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in the middle of the United States in the state of Oklahoma is one of the key cities of America Tulsa built in a generation and still growing in nineteen one when the West was Kaveh Vakili and Tulsa was a cow town of 1200 persons it's single main street bustle with new settlers today only on the screen can people toaster see scenes like these they romance the adventure and the hardships of the Old West departed from Tulsa many years ago but now in western movies these boys and girls can relive the history and Tulsa's past an early citizen like Sam Carson has seen it all changed within his lifetime his grandchildren Eddie and Shannon were born here they are too young to remember Tulsa as at words or to realize the struggle and planning that have gone into making the modern Tulsa a good place for them to grow up here but Sam Carson remembers he was part of a struggle and the planning planning that changed board sidewalks and dirt roads to paved streets and broad highways and hitching posts to parking meters finding that pulled down the wooden front Shetty's to build steel and concrete skyscrapers yes there have been many changes but Tulsa to the Carson's still means people a place where you may meet someone you know on any corner and a policeman is a private as well as public servant the Tulsa story started in nineteen five when deep underneath the land surrounding the little town was discovered a new and apparently inexhaustible source of wealth oil oil that met light and heat and now transportation for a growing country farmers became oilman cattle men became oil men on farms and ranches oil derricks roads 100 Derrick's 1000 Derrick's and so little Tulsa became a boomtown built upon a pool of oil however 20 years later the underground pool ran dry and the oil disappeared from Tulsa but in the city of Tulsa they still had ideas for miles to the north and east fine cattle grazed on grassy plains and in Tulsa a meatpacking industry grew up on the fertile lands to the south were harvested grape fields of corn to be shipped to Tulsa for cattle feed wheat to fill the tall grain elevators gotten to be ginned and processed in Tulsa's mills when oil was struck in nearby regions it was Tulsa that supplied the equipment know-how and men to bring out the rich crude from the ground each boom poured into Tulsa its products for refining its people had looked beyond the disappointments of the past and planned for the future for Tulsa is still people 200,000 of them oil workers in Tim hats or businessmen in straws and the families who live and raise their children in Tulsa spacious suburbs farmers and ranchers in town to buy or sell or talk all of them bringing to life the arteries of downtown Tulsa Tulsa pne's are proud of their business section with its attractive shops in several and fiercely independent newspapers all of the institutions offering the goods and services that make life easier and and the great church offering the ideals and hopes and aspirations that make life spiritually Richard Sam Carson lives with his son Henry and his daughter-in-law almost any evening finds the Carson family like most in Tulsa gathered together at home Ellen Carson does most of the housework and cooking Henry is a chemist and plant superintendent at a large oil refinery looking around the table he feels he has much to be grateful for in the children Janet and Eddie and in their older son Tom the Carson's find their greatest satisfactions not only wholesome food but warm and animated talk those freely across the family dinner table the daily activities of each member including the children are shared joyously with the rest of the family after dinner Eddie is likely to neglect his lessons to listen as his father and older brother let their conversation range to the local national and world issues in which as free citizens they feel themselves apart each morning from this comfortable home the Carson children walked to a school nearby recently completed as part of Tulsa's municipal finance new school program and town nowadays second year of college also leaves the house early to Hale the convenient bus which will take him to the University of Tulsa a University planned financed built and stabbed by the far-seeing citizens of Tulsa and attended by their children here are offered courses in the Liberal Arts in sociology and philosophy in science and engineering the halls are thronged with eager young students both men and women before and after classes impromptu discussion groups for co-education gives opportunity for discussion of problems from the woman's angle as well as from the maths which usually results in a broader understanding for both already university life has had a strong influence on Tom Carson and here he makes friendships that will last him all of his life the handsome buildings house more than classrooms and laboratories or in them Tom is learning to use the free spirit of scientific inquiry which will be the basis of his education and his adult life even as they watch new buildings are going up a part of the planning that has made the great school of petroleum engineering preeminent in its field potential petroleum engineers or students of any of the thousand skills required by the oil industry come from all over the world to join the small group classes here they study not only from books but from elaborate scale models besides their regular staff they are taught by practical men like this chief engineer of Tulsa's largest refinery who points out on the model the complicated process by which crude oil is broken down to provide gasoline and its many byproducts progressing for models students at Tulsa have the unique opportunity of seeing the actual operations in the refineries under the guidance of men like supervisor Henry Carson the functions of the great Stills and fractionating towers are explained students can follow step by step while crude oil is piped in from fields hundreds of miles away to the refineries of Tulsa and after going through the refining process how the finished products are piped out to equally distant cities there to power and lubricate the wheels of Industry and transport complicated equations for gas storage pressure become more meaningful when students can climb this huge spherical tank to see how the equation is solved in steel or when they view the great cylinders that store the refinery surplus when students leave Henry Carson after their tour of the refinery they find their models and textbooks easier to understand just as students in groups can learn best about petroleum engineering by seeing it in action the University believes in the same learn-by-doing process in other fields self-government for instance under faculty guidance a student council has been set up elected representatives of the student body meet here to discuss the problems of self-government the council in turn has elected these three officers to preside over its debates to take votes on the questions at issue and to ensure that the wishes of the majority are carried out and the rights of the minority protected women hold office in a council and play an active part in its decisions here is a legislative body as truly as Congress or diet or Parliament what they learn here about the responsibilities of office the need for free discussion how best to conduct a meeting so that all may be heard these things will fit them for later participation in such groups as the Tulsa Planning Commission here the larger affairs of Tulsa's present and future are discussed by people who may have first learned how best to work as a group from such practical lessons in self-government as a student council selected by their fellow citizens these members of the Planning Commission come from office or factory church or Women's Club to continue the planning that has kept Tulsa the commercial and marketing center of a rich farming region to foresee such changes as the disappearance of the oil pool from Tulsa and aboard economic disaster by converting Tulsa from a producer of oil to a provider of services pipelines and pumps and drilling rigs storage for oil and natural gas and great refineries and to make these enterprises in turn bring other industry to Tulsa like manufacture of huge storage tanks only one of the many specialties manufactured in Tulsa for use in the oil industry and such diverse enterprises as spinning cotton from the nearby south into the yarn and weaving finished goods to be sold throughout the country and the manufacture of glass jars and bottles of all kinds with ingenious machines and highly paid skilled labor or building precision instruments like seismographs in ultra-modern factory laboratories because of its location in the center of the United States Tulsa's facilities have made it the site of large aerial maintenance shops it's Municipal Airport has become a crossroads for the airlines that span the nation Tulsa must continue to provide adequate transportation stockyard facilities and packing plants after will serve the fine cattle ranches surrounding it all this adds up to a balanced economy no longer dependent on oil alone attribute to the past planning of these citizens of Tulsa but future problems already pres growth has brought increased traffic in the streets and the need for control and safety meshes with better education for all an increasing call for books is making present library facilities inadequate more happier more prosperous families mean more children who will need more recreation space to grow in with planning and control the nearby Arkansas River could be converted from a flood hazard to a source of power irrigation and recreation Tulsans are sure that these and many future problems will be solved to build for Henry Carson and his family and the thousands of families like his Tulsa a city whose foundations will be sound a city that will provide a better life for all its citizens 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