INEI3I4iSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1949
odor Added to Secret Russian Shipments
Former Major
Causes Action
In Congress
House ComMittee 'Hears
Former A-Bomb Head
WASHINGTON -- Former air
force Major George Racey Jordan
added radar to his list of secret
material which -he has charged
went to Russia during the war:
The Russians managed to get a
plane with radar equipment to
their country, he said yesterday,
after he had balked therti by tear
ing radar out of four 'other planes.
Jordan created a furore and
started a congressional '!nquiry in
a broadcast last week when he
told of atomic shipments to
Russia. Today the House ComMit
tee on Un-American Activities
will hear retired General Leslie
Groves, the man who ran the
atom bomb project..
Consul Leaves China
MUKDEN, China—Consul Gen
eral Angus Ward and his staff left
communist-held Mukden by train
yesterday for Tientsin, a north
China sea port. From there the
entire party will be taken to
pan.
Atomic Workers Strike
OAK RlDGE—Nearly' 2000 con
struction workers" in atomic en
ergy projects,are now out on
strike. The atomic energy com
mission has sought Federal aid to
end the walkout which started
two days ago.
'Beautiful People'
Tickets are now on sale at Stu
dent Union for "Beautiful People,"
by William Saroyan, which will
be presented at Centre Stage De
cember 13 and 14. The play is the
thesis
.production of Mesrop Kes
dekian.
Botany Club
Subject for the Botany Club
meeting in 209 Blickout at 7:30 to
night will be , "Types and Uses of
Foreign Hardwoods." ,
Pro-Med Honor Society
Selection 'of new members will
be the main business at a meet
ing of the Pre-Med Honor Society.
in, 410, Old Main at 7 o'clock to
._
night'
Information Available
On Fellowship. Project
Students at the College will have a chance tomorrow to obtain
information concerning participation in the summer project of the
Lisle Fellowships next year.
Those who receive this fellowship participate in a project to be
held this
. year in New York and Coloiado," set 'up to give laboratory
experience in human relations and adult living.
Moser
Students interested in the pro
-Igram can speak with Miss Mar
joy Moser, traveling representa
tive of Lisle Fellowships, who will
be at the Penn State Christian
Association offices, 304 Old Main,
tomorrow afternoon.
She also will be present at the
PSCA roundtable meeting tomor
row evening at 7:30. Persons in
terested may either go in person
to the PSCA office or telephone
to apply for a fellowship.
The fellowships were establish
ed in 1936 to promote• better, in
terfaith and intercollegiate un
derstanding and relations. About
50 students will represent same 20
colleges in this year's summer
Program, which will continue for
six weeks. Basis for selection is
the "sincere desire" to participate;
the program is open to any stu
dent.
Miss Moser will elaborate on
the plan of the project at the
roundtable 'meeting. Rev. Ed
werth Korte, -pastor to Lutheran
studentS on campus,, be guest
speaker and will discuss "The
Meaning of Christmas."
Purpose of the fellowships is
to •give students who participate
a way to work out common prob
lems in human relations and to
News Briefs
Town Women
Town .women who have not
'filled out student personnel re
cord cards are asked to do so in
105 Old Main at their earliest
convenience.
One-Act Plays
Three one-act plays will be pre
sented in •the Little Theatre in 5
Old Main at 7:30 'tonight. The
plays, a thesis study in symbolism,
are produced under the direction
of Harold Frank.
NAACP Meeting
National Association fqr the Ad
vancement of Colored People will
have Dr. Neal Riemer, instructor
of political science, as guest
in
speaker at a meeting 219 EE
at 7:30 tonight. The public is in
vited.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSVLVANIA
Elaborate Plan
prepare them for leadership in
a world community, Each unit of
fers cooperative- group living, aca
demic credit, guest leaders, per
sonal, and group integration, and
skills for developing group Wand
comunity living. All expenses are
maid by the Lisle fund set up for
the fellowships.
Student Directories
The supply of student direc
tories, which was exhausted
yesterday during the first day
on sale, will be replenished
within' the next day or 59 with
the receipt of -1100 additional
copies now enroute from the
printer.
Upon arrival the entire ship
ment will be placed 'on sale to
students at the Registrar's of
..
lice in Willard Hall.
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Jack Harper, W. College Ave.
Kahn's, S. Allen St.
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Police Probe House Thefts
State Police and Campus Pa- thief brazenly stro ll ed through
trol officers are following every Alpha eta, Sigma Nu, and "Phi
possible lead in the investigation
Delta Theta, taking wallets left
of the fraternity house robberies
lying on dressers
Which occurred early Monday
morning, Capt. Philip Mark of the
Campus Patrol, said late yester
day.
Due to a vague description and
absence of any clue, investigation
of the theft is difficult and sev
eral leads which have . already
been traced proved false. How
ever, investigating patrolmen
have avowed their determination
to apprehend the thief.
The robbery occurred about 3
a.m. • •Monday morning when - a
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