TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950.
Late News Courtesy WMAJ —
Venezuelan President
Is Shot By Assassin
CARACAS, Venezuela —The
acting president of Venezuela was
assassinated yesterday. Lieuten
ant Colonel Carlos Delgade Chal
baud, Jwho died of gunshot
wounds, headed a three-man mili
tary junta which has ruled Vene
zuela since 1948.
Marcos'Perez Jiminez, a surviv
ing member of the ruling group,
announced the assassination to
the country. He suspended civil
liberties of the four-million Vene
zuelans, imposed a curfew, and
blacked out news. He also banned
persons from entering or leaving
the country. ,
Canadian Plane Crashes
' GRENOBLE, France Search
ing parties are struggling through
the mountains of southern France
to the spot where a Canadian pas
senger plane crashed with 58 per
sons aboard. The D-C'4 plane
which crashed near Mount O
Biou, 30 miles south of Grenoble,
France, was on the first lap of
its flight from Rome to Paris.
Of the 51 passengers, "50 were
Canadians returning to Montreal
from holy year observances in
Rome. Giuseppe Butera, Brook
lyn, was the only American
aboard ship. Seven British crew
members were aboard.
Aluminum Cut Ordered
WASHINGTON —The govern
ment has ordered a 35 per cent cut
in the non-military use of alumi
num, effective January 1. N.P.A.
administrator, William Harrispn,
said that the order might cause
some unemployment in plants us
ing aluminum in their products.
He also said that the order might
cause higher prices for some pro
ducts.
• REPRESENTATIVE STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Sophomore Class
Glenn Wiggins, Pres.
Tibet Asks For UN Aid
TIBET Tibet’s finance minis
ter, Tsepon Shakabpa, appealed to
the United Nations to help his na
tion hold back the Chinese com
munist invasion. In his; message
to the U. N;, the foreign minister
formally accused Red China of
aggression; .
Troops Cain In Korea
TOKYO—American forces made
gains on the northwest and
northeast fronts in Korea yester
day. Marines moving ahead five
and one-half miles, were in sight
of the Changjin reservoir. A
Chinese communist division de
fending the reservoir vanished,
leaving only small groups of Reds.
In the vital northwest sector,
the first cavalry and 24th divi
sions formed 'a joint front, ad
vancing one and one-half miles.
British troops held firm eight
miles northwest of Anju, as the
Allied line swung toward the
Manchurian border. On the Brit
ish right flank, the South Korean
second corps took over an area
between Kunu and Tokchon. '
Marketing Club
To Hear Talk
■ William C. Gordon, assistant to
the director of the marketing re
search department for Curtis
Publishing company, will speak
before the Marketing club in 121
Sparks at 3 o’clock this after
noor^.
Mr. Gordon wil speak on the
“Importance and Opportunities of
Marketing Research.” The lecture
is open to all who wish to attend.
Joe Simone
V. Pres.
?HE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE', PENNSYLVANIA
WITH THE NEW STATE PARTY
Your VOTE is your VOICE in a
REPRESENTATIVE Student Govern-
ment that reflects the students' in-
terests and wishes. Vote for these
candidates who have pledged their
support to a STUDENT'S government.
Express your choice this Thursday , Nov. 16
Nancy Showers
Secy.-Treas.
Flash Cards
Used Saturday
Saturday afternoon, for the first
time this year, flashcard displays
were used at a home football
game. • '
The cards, 552 of them, were
manned by freshmen and a few
sophomore?'sitting in the curved
stands behind the goal post at
Beaver field. The cards were dis
tributed oyer a block of seats 24
seats wide and 23'rows high.
Cheerleaders, under the direc
tion of Rudolph Valentino, direc
ted the five'minute display during
the fourth quarter of the game.
The new blue and white cards;
designed by' Carl Liachowitz,
spelled the letters PS, WV and
LION.
. The flashcards were originally
planned to be used at all home
.football games. However, num
bering of the cards was not com
pleted until Friday night. Cheer
leaders and hatmen did most of
the work.
Doctor Wells Speaks
At Gov't Conference
Explaining the British system
of politics and some of its dif
ferences from the American sys
tem, Dr. Frederick A. Wells, of
the University of Nottingham,
England, spoke and lead discuss
ion before the local chapter of
the International Conference on
Government Nov. 6.
For Best Results
Use Collegian Classifieds
Kelly's Famous
Bike Purloined
Some cad has made off with
Kelly Yeaton’s famous bicycle!
The gleaming vehicle which,
underneath the well-known di
rector of Players productions, has
become a campus landmark, was
unceremoniously lifted during
the Temple rally. Yeaton has been
walking about on a bad ankle,
swearing like an Elizabethan, and
forecasting a future both short
and dire for the thief once he
catches him.
“At first I thought some drunk
had it,” Yeaton says, “I figured
he’d try to ride it down the Mall,
discover it had no coaster brake,
and suddenly wind up at the
Main gate.” Now, however, the
machine has been gone over
two weeks, and that’s a long
drunk.
Another theory has it that the
English Raleigh speedster and its
distinctive fish-basket are adorn
ing the upstairs of some frater
nity house in the area. Indeed,
the fabulous steed would be a
real prize, hanging over some
Greek mantle—suitably tagged.
About this possibility, Yeaton
just says, “If I find out it’s tfue,
I’ll tear the house to pieces with
my bare hands.”
Dance Group Meets
Tonight In Auditorium
The Hillel folk dance group will
meet tonight under the direction
of Mrs. Jane Shepperd at 7:30
in the Hillel auditorium, 133 West
Beaver avenue. The meeting is
open to all.
Proceeding the folk dance ses
sion, a meeting of the IZFA study
group will take place at 6:30.
Mimeographing
All Types of Printing
Commercial Printing Inc.
Glennland Bids:., State College
Neida Fralich
Secy.-Treas.
Naval ROTC Staff
Gets Two Replacements
Two replacements on the Naval
ROTC staff this semester are Lt.
Commander R. S. Osterhoudt and
Lt. Richard L. Bigelow, both com
bat veterans.
Lt. Commander Osterhoudt,
who entered the service in 1940,
saw action at Guadalcanal, Mid
way, the Philippines and Iwo
Jima. He has two distinguished
flying crosses and four air medals.
Lt. Bigelow was recalled to ac
tive duty and ordered to report
to the campus on Oct. 23. During
the war he made six landings in
the Philippines. He received his
M.A. degree at the College.
NOW!
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BUDD ABBOTT |
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"In The
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INTERNATIONAL FILM I
CLUB PRESENTS— I
"THE LOVERS"
English Subtitles I
Freshman Class
Jerry Maurey, Pres.
Bernie Kelley
V. Pres.
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