PACE EICIIT
Dram 61 To Feature
Two Films Tomorrow
"The March of the Movies 7 a
'Brandon films production, an d
"The Tory That Grew Up," an
A. F. films production, will be
featured by Dram 61 tomorrow
at 7 p.m. in 119 Osmond.
Attendance is required of all
Dram 61 students. Any remaining
seats are available to the rest of
the student body.
Ed Professors Attend
Federal Conference
Dr. Helen Leßaron, Dr. Hazel
Hatcher, and Dr. Jean D. Am
berson, all of the School of Home
Economics, are attending a meet
ing concerned with the graduate
program in the country, it was
announced today. The meeting
was called by the U. S. Office of
Education in Washington. D.C.
GSA Awards Contracts
For College Construction
HARRISBURG, Feb. 20 (?l
The General State Authority
awarded contracts today for
$371,387 for construction of new
greenhouses and.laboratory work
rooms at the Pennsylvania State
College.
The contracts include: general
construction. S. H. Evert Com
pany, Inc.,Bloomsburg, $253,465;
heating, ulch Brothers, Holli
daysburg, $69,393; refrigeration,
Leonard's Inc., Cumberland, Md.,
$2,766.
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of religious answers to man's
plight. Religious ideas and
thoughts are only foundations for
moral and ethical beliefs, Miller
said.
Miller also said that in the 20th
century competent scientists and
theologians finally 'got together
and they now believe conflict is
not inevitable. The West must
rely on religious, not scientific
ideas for ethics, he said.
Critical Situation
The Rev. Robert L. James Jr.,
third speaker in the colloquy, said
the crisis is not something that
ha s happened since December,
and is therefore not a' strict crisis,
but is a critical situation. Man is
at the place where power will ei
ther shift to the East, or else be
shared with the East, he said.
The ultimate crisis in every
man's life is the questions of obe
dience to himself, or obedience to
God, he said. We are displaying
obedience to ourselves by striving
for national power, and security,
James said. God's will should
have precedence over these be
liefs, he said.
Taylor, who recently returned
from China where he observed
communism in action, said com
munism is challenging the youth
of China and they are accepting
the challenge. He said we are
calling youth for military chal
lenge, but not challenge of God.
He said communism is out to
win the world to their way of
living; yet we haven't even de-
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SAYS: BARBARA JEAN SMITH
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Agency Asks Students
To Register. Schedules
Students' interested' •in part
time employment throughout this
semester are urged to come in
and register second semester
schedules in. 112 Old Main. Other
wise their cards will be removed
to the inactive file, according to
Student • Employment Ageny offi
cials.
fined what our way is. We've got
to discover our mistakes, or corn-
Munism will win this struggle, he
said.
W. B. Edgerton, assistant pro
fessor of Russian, served as mod
erator for the colloquy. A second
colloquy titled "Mature Persons
in a World Crisis" will be held
in 121 Sparks at 8:30 tonight.
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
GRADUATE NURSE, to manage nursing
home near State College. Living quarters
provided for man and wife. Phone 3764.
TYPING': FOR fast service and low rates
on term papi...rs, theses, etc. Just, call
6324. 330-B Windcrest.
ASCRIBANTS TO Escapism. Don't re
press. Catharsis to the Storyville Sextet.
Paradise Cafe. Wed. Nite.
HOUSE-MOTHER for a cottage of 15
' girls—ages 15 to 18. Children's home in
Eastern Pennsylvania; beautiful living
quarters. Gtiod salary including complete
maintenance. Start June or July. Contact
Rev. A. S. Asendorf, 329 S. Burrowes St..
Phone 3178.
FOR RENT
TRAILER AT Woodsdale Park. Phone
6595. Ask for Howe or Webster.
•msacri moo
TRAILER LOTS are, now available at
Wo(xlsdale Park. Phone 6595. •
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FOR RENT: Large single room in faculty
home North side, ground floor,. private
entrance, new :Y 4 bed, 2 large closets, use
of automatic Bendix, limited kitchen
priSi
leges, share bath with one other male
Student. $lO per week. Harby, 315 W. Hill
crest, State College 6822.
SINGLE ROOM and one-half double room.
for rent. 355 East Foster, .State College
4487.
FURNISHED 'SINGLE room in exchange
for baby sitting and • other minor dutiesi
Call State College f252: - . before 7. r
MISCELLANEOUS-
IF YOUR. typewriter needs repairs • just.
call 2492 or bring• machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr.' Readies 23 years ex..
perience is at your service.
TYPING AND Mimeographing. Letters,
manuscripts, theses, term papers,. etc.
Hotel State College] Room 205. Secretarial
Service. Phone HIM Helen G. Yarnell.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. All work
guaranteed. Will call for and deliver.
Phone Paul E. Henninger. State College
7842.
BOARD FOR men students on five or six
day basis. Reasonable' rates. Telephone
3232.
HAND KNIT your own baby gifts using
soft-colored yarns from Margaret's Shop
o'n S. Frazier Street.
BLACK AND Gold Schaefer pencil with
the inscription E.S.H. 5-31-49 in gold.
Call Barb at 51 Atherton. 'Reward.
PERSON WHO picked up grayish-brown
overcoat last Wednesday in Willard, call
4409. I have your coat.
RAINCOAT TAKEN by mistake in
Will
ard, Wednesday. I have yours. Call 1097
Ask • for Edward Thomas.
BLACK LEATHER purse in vicinity of
Willard Hall or Creamery Sat. Con
tains wallet and glasses. Finder may
keep money. Return to Student Union.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1951
LOST .BROWN . Wallet .in .West- Dorm
vicinity. Owner needs cards. Call Harry
Whitesell, 106 Watts Hall. Reward.
Z.B.T. Fraterryi . ty pin. Probably around
Spark's. Please call Joel 6718.-
LOST: MONDAY 'afternoon in either
Willard or Main Eng.,' K •& -- D''Log-Log
Duplex Slide Rule. Phone 2649.'
GREY AND Silver Parker-Sl. Sentimental
value.. Between. Patterson and Engineer
ing. A. Call Jean Room S McElwain.
BROWN LEATHER brief case. 'lnitials
R.L.M. Contents urgently needed. Call
Roger 4763. .
LOST PARKER 51, 'brown Varrel silver
cap Friday February 9. Reward :"Phone
4634.
K&E- SLIDE Rule near Glennland Bldg.
on-Pugh St:. Friday afternoon. Call .Torn
3816 after 6 • .
FOR SALE
1947 LIBERTY 23' Houisetrailer. Good
Condition. Special price. ComPletely
furnished. Call 3505, Joseph Pagnanelli,
Hoover's Trailer Park.
19 FOOT Housetrailer with porch. 340-B
Windcrest.
19 FOOT Royal Coach Housetrailer with
porch. Sleeps four. 340-B Windcrest.
GIRL'S FIGURE, skates, Size B—brand
new. Call 7438. Owner leaving for Texas.
OLDS STANDARD Trumpet gold ltiquer
with silver trim at 419 W. Foster Ave.
after 6 p.m. Ask for May.
36 FORD Powerful '46 motor. Good con
dition. $lOO. Lower offers considered.
Betz. 129 S. Miles . Street. Phone 3925.
USED UPRIGHT piano. Good condition.
Ideal for fraternity house. Call 6330
after six.
WARDS AIRLINE radio. $lO.OO. Pair of
baseball shoes. Size 8 1 / 2 or 9. Call Bill:
2079 after six.
TRAILER 18 Soot, fully equipped, two
rooms attached. Must 5e11. : 5250. Inquire
at 725 -Windcrest .after five.
DUNGAREES;• for Boys, Girls, Men and
Woman. Priced from $2.29 to $2.09.
Pennshire Clothes, 112 S. Frazier St.
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