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to the NAACP program against
discrimination, Miss Marion O.
Bond of Now York was presented.
Definite Step
Miss Bond, field representative
of NAACP, characterized the boy
cott movement as a “definite step
to fight the denial of American
rights.”
"We are not asking any favors,”
she went on. “We're asking that
men be judged on their merit, not
on color. We’re patiently seeking
rights given to all Americans.”
David H. McKinley, assistant
orofessor of economics, earlier told
the shivering crowd that the elim
ination of old prejudices takes
longer than a day or a week , but
that the present attempt could be
made an important step in that
direction.
Jack Sirott as master of cere
monies introduced William Law-
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Wurfl
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will visit their homes on Christ
mas eve and leave presents, usu-!
ally food or clothing. i
A graduate of the University
of Munich and the University of
Nancy, Professor Wurfl taught
French and English in France be-
less, Ail-College President, Wil
liam Meek, NAACP chapter presi
dent, and Mitsh Williams, who was
turned away from Smith’s barber
shop last Thursday after receiv
ing a partial haircut.
Other student speakers were
John Benglian, William Bonsall,
Joseph Colone ,Henry Glass. Den
nio Hoggard, Janet Lyons, George
Smith, Lewis Stone, William Wal
lade, and Selma Zasofsky.
Rabbi Benjamin Kahn of HilleJ
Foundation also addressed the ral
ly, as did Scott Keyes, assistant
professor of economics.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1948
fore coming to this country 35
years ago. He joined the Penn
State faculty in 1924 and retired
as professor emeritus in 1945,
CLASSIFIEDS
IF ANY ONB found a blue mechanical
pencil (Parker) in Room 3 or 8, Sparka
Wednesday 8, please call 4112 and aak
for Russ or leave at Student Union.
WILL PERSON who took alligator top
coat from Phi Sigma Delta Saturday
night please call Dave Karp 4409.
TOP COAT MIX-UP Friday p.m. Second
floor Eng. A. Call George 2990. I have
yours.
RIDE FOR TWO to Philadelphia Decem
ber 22. Call 7175.
ANY STUDENT staying in town who
wants a job just during Xmaa holidays,
see “Perry" at the Dux Club. You can
earn up to $1.35 per hour working even
ings.
LOST
WANTED
“GIVE ’EM BY THE CARTON”
-says Arthur Godfrey:
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPING—Term papers, reports, thesis, etc.
Call 6347,
FOR SALE
HOMEMADE Delicious fruitcakes JI.4U
per pound. Frida Stern, 123 Irvin Avo.,
phone 4818 State College.
1646 CHEVROLET Fleetllne tudor com-
pletely equipped plus water injection.
Perfect condition throughout. Winterized.
Call Hepler 851.
1936 FORD coupe—good tires—'two spares
—radio—S.W. heater —new parts, de
pendable. Call Mrs. Krista. $7ll Ext. 351
before 5 p.m.
SLIGHTLY USED camera, Argua Model
A-2 with F:4.5 coated lens for 85 mm
black and white or color film. Also built*
;in exposure-meter and leather carrying
case. A perfect Xmas gift—'l2o. Call
3316 between 6 and 9 p.m. Ask for Bob.
FOB RENT
VACANCY in home for 1 man, half of
double room second floor. 234 South
Pugh or call 3265.
SINCE SEPTEMBE
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