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"Gentlemen, I know it takes time to get used to these 8 o'clocks."
Friends Group Offers Students
Summer Service Opportunities
Work camps, seminars, insti
tutes, interneships in industry and
cooperatives, work in mental and
correctional institutions will be
among the service opportunities
offered to college students this
summer by the American Friends
Service Comm' it 2.e.
Work camps and community
sentice units will be held in the
United States, Mexico and Eu
rope. Campers in the United
States will help build recreational
and community facilities in vari
ous parts of the country.
The group in Mexico will work
on many projects including one
to move a village from low,
swampy ground to a higher, more
healthy place. Approximately 60
students will participate in work
camps in 11 European countries.
Interne-In-Industry pr o g r a ms
which include discussions and
field trips in addition to regular
jobs are available for those in
terested in industrial relations
and the problems of labor.
Opportunity for more than 300
students from many parts of the
world to study together the prob
lems of world peace will be pro
vided by the International Serv
ice Seminars which are sponsored
Court Group
Continued from page four
time it and other bills will be
taken up by the basketball rules
committee.
Two of the rules would hit di
rectly on the methods a team can
use to control the ball and retain
12o:session.
1) Place a limit or the time
toam can control the ball with
out attempting a try for a goal.
(2) Consider it a violation
whenever one player is in con--
ttol of the ball in his front court
longer than .five seconds
NEW LOOK?
As yet, the newly-appointed
Penn State court coach, Eimer
Gross, has not commented on the
type of cage fashion the 1949-'5O
State quintet will be sporting.
Years agr, the rules prevt 'lied
the game from becoming farcial
ly slow by incurring fouls if The
ball was not moved beyond the
ten seconds after the ball had
been put in play.
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Volleyball
Continued from page six
and 15-13; Phi Epsilon Pi-A de
feated Alpha Chi Rho-A, 7-15,
15-12, 15-3; Alpha Gamma Rho-A
victimized Sigma Phi Epsilon-A,
15-13 and 15-4; Delta Chi-A wal
loped Phi Kappa-A, 15-5 and
15-3.
Monday's card included three
independent mat che s. Penn
Haven-B trounced Dorm 14, 15-2
and 15-4; Dorm 24 took the meas
ure of Dorm 27, 15-4 and 15-11;
Dorm 40 trimmed Dorm 13 by
twin 15-4 scores.
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by the American Friends Service
Committee. The Service Com
mittee will sponsor ten seminars
in various parts of the United
States.
Further information about any
of these projects may be obtain
ed from the American Friends
Service Committee, 20 S. Twelfth
Street, Philadelphia 7, Pennsyl
vania.
A. CHI. 0. PIN March 2 between Ather
ton and Main Engineering. If found
call 320 Atherton or extension 896.
BROWN SUITCASE initialed Conway, P.
.1. between State College and Tyrone
Friday, March 11. Contact P. J. Conway
5051-286. Reward.
ONE SILVER EARRING in Home Econ-
omics or Physics or in rear of either
building. Return to Miss Allgood, 107
Home F,c.
A GOLD BULOVA wrist watch between
Atherton and TUB Saturday night. It
round call Elaine, 41 Atherton.
WILL PERSON WHO took wrong topcoat
at SAE House Saturday night please
return and get your own.
COMPLETE APARTMENT furnishings
Good bargains. Ext. 70M before 5 p.m
Call at 125 E. Fairmount, Apt. A.
NEW 1949 ROYAL, portable quiet deluxe
typewriter, complete with instruction
and carrying case. Only $95. Phone 7823
between 9 and 5. State College Fuel and
Supply.
SMVENTEEN FOOT national trailer with
shed, good condition, reasonably priced.
Inquire 723 Windcrest utter 5 p.m.
HOUSE TRAILER. many extras, good
location along Spring Creek. See Ralph
Horst at Spring Lee Park.
PIPES, WHOLESALE. up to 40q
nationally advertised brands. Write Wil
liam Stepp, RI) 2, Bellefonte, Pa.
1937 2-DOOR FORD. Excellent condition
Sell immediately. Call 2357.
1739 MERCURY convertible club coupe
Cued motor, top, appearance, tires, radio
"Keep Your Typewriter Moving"
WE REPAIR ALL MAKES
AT A REASONABLE PRICE
117 E. Beaver
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Late AP News, Courtesy WMAJ
Senate Expects
Filibuster Vote
WASHINGTON The Senate
was expected to vote late yester
day on the filibuster compromise.
It appears certain that the Re
publicans and southern Demo
crats will push the measure
through the Senate. Under the
compromise, two- thirds of the
Senate could limit debate except
in cases involving changes in
Senate rules.
Armed Forces Merge
WASHINGTON T h e Armed
Forces are merging and making
changes in their public relations
sections. The order to revamp the
public relations set-up has been
in preparation for a number of
months. Secretary of Defense
Forrestal took a copy of the re
organization order to a meeting of
a House committee yesterday. The
National military establishment
has been criticize in Congress for
alleged leaks of military secrets.
Lewis Appeals Fine
WASHINGTON The fine of
over one million dollars levied
against the United Mine Workers
and John L. Lewis last year for
contempt of court was appealed
today by Lewis.
Rent Control
WASHINGTON—T h e Senate
Banking commi tee is said to have
approved a sort of states rights
provision on rent control. Sena
tor A. Willis Robertson, Virginia,
says the committee voted to let
the states drop federal rent con
trols on two conditions: if the
state legislature favors an end of
controls, or if the governor certi
fies that the staff has an adequate
rent law. Robertson talked with
newsmen while the committee
was in session yesterday.
and heater. Call AI Chakenak, 4957 even
ings.
FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR 4 MEN one-half block from
Engineering Building. • $4.60 per week.
Call Jones 6786.
MALE STUDENT to share double room
near campus. Call State College 2672.
DOUBLE ROOM for students. In College
Heights. Call 2244 at noon or between
5 and 7 p.m.
WANTED
5 MAN COMBO needed for sedate fra
ternity party, April 2. Will pay union
scale. Call Erickson, 2532.
BUY OR RENT tuxedo, size 39, trousers
32-33. Phone John Gyer, 8921, 432 Wind
crest.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW PARADISE CAFE, 114 South
Spring street, Bellefonte, Pa. Ever:,
Friday and Saturday, Tru-Blu Sextet.
NOT PHOTOGENIC?? Let Bill Coleman
of The Lion Studio prove that you are
136 E. College avenue. Phone 7168.
ALTERATIONS In dressmaking. For ap
puintment call Mrs. S. A. Moyer at 4823
HORS D'OEUVRES, cookies, punch for
your parties. Coffee cakes (order before
Saturday for weekends.) Birthday cakes
and other cakes. Frida Stern, 122 Irvin
avenue, Phone 4818.
LUTHERANS—Tonight, 7:00, tryouts fur
Palm Sunday radio play; 8:00 coffee
hour discussion of '"l'he Practice of the
Love of God." Get your ticket now for
the Annual Senior Banquet Smorgasbord,
March 26, $1.50. Call 2414 or 4736.
Phone 2514
Pershing Rifles
Selects Kinkead
Patricia R. Kinkead, of Phila
delphia, senior in arts and let
ters at the College, has been chos
en to represent the Fifth Regi
mental Headquarters, Pershing
Rifles, in the national beauty
queen contest sponsored by the
collegiate military honorary.
David L. Malickson, of Bala-
Cynwyd, commander of the regi
ment, announced the selection to
day, explaining it had been made
after a preliminary photographic
contest.
National winner of the ec.,test
will receive a shingle and shoul
der shield designating her as an
honorary brigadier general and
1949 Queen of the National Soci
ety of Pershing Rifles. Four hon
orable mention awards also will
b e made.
Miss Kinkead is president of
her sorority, Delta Gamma;
served as secretary of the Sopho
more Class; is a member of Mor
tar Board and Cwens; and has
been active in the Penn State
Christian Association and the
Rifle Club.
SALLY'S
for wholesale candy
State College Candy Co.
The First
National Bank
Of State College
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1949
Dark of Moon --
Continued from page one
spots easily and molding the play
into a well-knit whole by fine
timing. A feeling for the eerie
and weird aspects of the story is
combined with a profound un
derstanding of human nature to
breathe life into every scene.
Admirable Performances
Not one individual perform
ance falls below average, and the
play abounds in strikingly por
trayed roles. Highest honors go
jointly to Dianne Scuderi and
Richard Evans as the ill-fated
lovers. Evans, although a new
comer to Players, meets Miss
Scuderi's versatility and range of
expression admirably.
Equalling the principals in nat
ural portrayal are the multitude
of minor characters who empha
size the awe and Mar of the su
pernatural of the uneducated but
pious people of the valley.
Dan Wargo as the soul-saving
preacher, June Williams as Bar
bara's tormented mother, and
Robert McLean as her father
stand out as particularly natural
and appealing in their minor
roles. But there is scarcely a por
trayal among the villagers that
cannot be called inspired.
Cabinet--
Continued from Page one
World Student Service Fund's
plans to send its proceeds from
the drive to the Philippines, and
the appointment of George
Shelly to the Safety Committee.
Student Union
James MacCallum reported on
the activities of the Student
Union Planning Committee in its
plans for a new Union building.
Cabinet voted to give compli
mentary tickets to the presidents
of Nittany, Pollock and West
(Tri) Dorms, and Milton Stone
and William Lawless were ap
pointed to arrange for the addi
tion of extra-curricular activities
to students' transcripts.
140 S. Pugh St.