Otp Elatig Collegian
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PabPaled Tuesday through Saturday mornings iu.
elusive during the College year by the stain of The Daily
Collegian of The Pennsylvania State College.
Entered as ststema-elass iuttter Jolly S. 1334. at the State
Collette, Pa.. Peat Office loader the set at March 3, 1879.
Collegian editorials represent the viewpoints of the
writers, and do not necessarily reflect the policy of the
newspaper. Unsigned editorials are by the editor.
Editor Business Mgr.
Dean Gladfelter •icc• Owen E. Landon 1
STAFF THIS ISSUE
Carolyn Barrett, Night Editor; Rosemary De
lahanty, Copy Editor; Dorothy Grosky, Assist
ant Night Editor; Assistants, Betty Jo Hill, Rob
ert Lambert, Pat Duncan.
The Lorch Case
This is an appeal for reconciliation in the
Lorch case
It is an appeal for sensible action to end the
embarrassing situation in which the College
finds itself.
Although' little has been said by College offi
cials on the Lorch case, and although Dr. Lorch's
testimony is far from conclusive, there is evi
dence that much difficulty arose from misun- Gazette....
derstanding of motives and false conceptions of Tuesday, May 16
fact and attitudes. PENN STATE CLUB, 405 Old Main, 7 p.m
BY FOLLOWING ITS POLICY of revealing DELTA SIGMA PI Banquet, Allencrest Tea
virtually nothing about a case which has attract- Room, 7:30 p.m.
ed widespread attention, • the College has left Ba N se E m nt WMAN CLUB Executive Meeting, Rectory
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itself wide-open for criticism and doubt con- NAVAL 7 p.m.
VOUNTEER ELECTRONICS WAR
cerning its motives. Even though its motives FARE CO., Naval Lecture Room, Eng M, 7 p.m,
may be good, remaining silent on the subject is LA STUDENT COUNCIL Meeting, 106. Will
of no value to the public relations of the College. ard, 8:30 p.m.
PENN STATE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP, 418
To clear the air and disentangle the confus- Old Main, 7 p.m.
ion which now exists, a definite statement of PSCA BIBLE STUDY, 304 Old Main, 2 p.m..
the College's position and its view of the facts PSCA NEW CABINET, 304 Old Main, 6:30
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is needed. By continuing its passive -attitude, p. PSCA COMMISSIONS, 304 Old Main, 7:30
the College is endangering its reputation on p. m .
academic freedom, which has been good to COLLEGIAN PROMOTION STAFF Meeting,
date. Collegian Office, 7:30 p.m.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGI.-
The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor came NEERS Meeting, Student Chapter, 1 Main Eng,
up with the best plan yet,' by proposing an im- 7 p.m.
partial hearing on the case. At such a hearing, EDUCATION COUNCIL Meeting, 125 Sparks,
which certainly should be an open one, the 8 p.m.
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College could make its position known and the p.m SWIMMING CLUB Meeting, Locker Room, 5
facts could be gone over in a less heated atmos- PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Meeting, 204 Bur
phere. Such a revaluation of facts is badly rowes, 7:30 p.m.
needed at this date. BELLES LETTRES CLUB, Atherton Hall, 7
THERE IS EVIDENCE IN SOME quarters p SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR BOARDS AD
that Dr. Lorch would not be opposed to an at- VERTISING STAFF of COLLEGIAN, 9 CH, 7
tempt at reconciliation. From the evidence at p.m
hand, there seems to be no reason why the Col-
STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENTS,
lege should not give serious consideration to Student Government room, Old Main
such a suggestion.
If mistakes have been made, a sincere at
tempt at reconciliation would go a long way
toward clearing them up and producing a
more healthy atmosphere. If a hearing should
reveal past mistakes, the prestige of the Col
lege among thinking people would be greatly
enhanced by a reconciliation.
The Lorch case has developed into a nasty
situation which has no comfort for either side.
For the good of the College and education in
general, every effort should be made to reach a
just and reasonable conclusion
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Letters to the Editor ghoul d be addressed—The Daily
Colleflian, Box 261, Born. The. writer's name win be
withheld upon request, but no letter will be printed un
less it is signed.
A Five Cent Coke
TO THE EDITOR: Attention Coca Cola corn
pany. Do you believe in free enterprise?
Backing this form of business in our demo
cracy is now in your hands.
A local "hot dog" specialist is grieved in find
ing that a petition against him c i r c u la t e d
throughout the borough because he believes in
Selling a coke for the pre-war nickel instead of
today's six-cent nickel.
It is reported that one of your agents has con
tacted the party in hope of getting him to recon
sider—" Have 'a Coke; only five cents."
"Pop," as he is known, refused flatly. He's
aiming for good will, which is a vital credit in
all kinds of business. But local businessmen
have other ideas and *ant him to stop 'selling
six ounces of cola for five cents.
Your company's pressure will most certainly
carry the burden of the outcome in this situa
tion. What will you; do? Listen to the fpetiticin
and allow communistic free enterprise? Or will'
you refuse and carry the practice that is known
to us in our democracy.
—Frank W. Kowalonek
COLLEGE PLACEMENT
Further information concerning interviews andjob place.
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meats can be obtained in 112 Old Main. _•
J. C. Penny Co., May 19. June grads in C & F for
retail sales work.
Kawneer Co., May 19. June grads in Engineering for
a sales training program. Men with technical background
and some experience in business preferred. No priority. '.•
National Supply Co., preliminary applieations..returned
by May 17. 'June grads in Accounting. " . •
American Steel and Wire Co., May 19. June grads in
IE for junior engineering position. No 'priority.
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
Information concerning these positions can be obtained
at the Student Employment Office in Old Main.
Waiters and DlshWashers for next •year. ' Must • be:able
to start now. Weekend subs needed.
Juniata Valley Council Camp, aquatics director. .
$14.95 - $22.95
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At - Your-
Warner Theatre
(_athaum
Red Skelton
Gloria Del-laven
"Yellow
Cab Mail"
_State
The Marx Bros.
in
Happy"
'Love
Ilittany
The International Film Club
Presents .. .
"The Chips Are
Down"
A Rare Achievement—Post
Little Man On Campps
o F
"Now that you and Nelda have met this evening, I suppos
a long time before you'll wanna double date again
Parade ---
(Continued, prom page one)
and trucks advertisi n g their
booths for the next day.
Capt. G. A. Gagarin, prpfessor
of riding at the College, will ap
pear with several riders and their
horses from the College riding
stables.
All groups, entered in the par
ade were requested by Dorothy
Werlinich, member of the corn
mittee in charge of the parade, to
meet at the College dairy barns
at 6:30 p:m. to receive last min
ute instructions concerning the
parade.
Pageant-Type Review
Sid Manes, director of the Coro
nation Review, has an outstand
ing program planned, modeled
after the Miss America pageant
held every year in Atlantic City.
The whole show, • including all
the par-ticipants, will be formal.
Hank Glass will M. C. the show,
which will be photographed com
pletely by . the Lion Studio. Miss
Penn State will receive, in ad
dition to flowers, from 35 to 40
gifts from local merchants.
The Glee Club Quariet will pre-.
sent several numbers, and Mor
ris Samuel and Carol Wineman
will • sing a. duet.. Edward Lefko
with :.and 'F'rank i , :Levvis will pia
on a 'comedy routine. Howard
Fleming .Will.. play, the organ, and
•Ra•Yrnon& Dombrowski lead
a musical combine. .
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. THE. NEW 'STATE COLLEGE
. LEWISTOWN • BUS, SCHEDULE
Effective Eastern Standard
April 30, 1950 Time
Daily:
Lv. - Staie College 10:30 A.M. 3:35 P.M.
Ar. Lewistown , 11:30' A.M., 4:35 P.M.
Lv. Lewistown ;" 11:55 A.M. 6:35 P.M.
Ar. State College 1:00 P.M. 7:40 P.M.
AdditiainaUtetitice: .
. . Friday vncl Sunday
Lv. State College 6:OO'P.M. li:r../.ewistown 7:00 P.M.
Lv. Lewistown 10:00 P.M. - Ar. State , College , 11:00 P.M.
• . • Make Direct Co:media:a' With Trains
EASTBOUND: WESTBOUND:
1 1249;1P*11:57 P.M. • 11:50 A.M., .6:20 P.M.
Fit & Sun., 7:22 P.M. • & Sun., 9:54 P.M.
BOALSBURG AUTO BUS LINE, INC.
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Women To Meet
At College in '52
Penn State will be host, to the.
1952 International Associaiion -of
Women Stud ants convention,
Virginia Miller, vice-president,
announced at a WSGA Senate
meeting. . • •
At another Senate meeting, - the
question of how many town over
nights a woman may' take, in one
semester was raised by Gay
Brunner, judicial chairman. In
the past only' one a Semester
could be taken. Senate 'decided
that the number will .n 6 longer
be limited. provided the
.girl has
an invitation from her friend's
parents.
Doris Sher, Leonides repre
sentative, reported that- after a
number of complaints about the
food in the domitories was re
ceived, a committee was formed
to investigate. •
Eisenhower Comment's'
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower,
president-elect of the College,
has announced his neutrality in
the Pennsylvania Republican pri
mary election battle.
His
. statement, issued by the
GOP headquarters of Gov. James
H. Duff, said
....`fl:,•hay.e,taken no part and will
take no part in• political affairs
in Penrisylvania. Any statement
or advertisement tq the contrary
is incorrect."
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