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25,Wi1l Travel
To Kansas U.
For Conference
Twenty-five students, faculty
members, and religious counselors
from the College will represent
Penn State at the quadrennial
Student Volunteer Movement
conference Dec. 27 to Jan. 1 at
the University of Kansas, Law
rence, Kan.
The theme of the conference is
"Christ's Kingdom—Man's Hope."
Students still desiring to at
tend the conference may obtain
inforniation from the ministers
of • their churches or from the
Penn State Christian Association.
The cost is $3l plus transporta
tion.
- A chartered train will leave
Philadelphia at 4:20 p.m. Dec. 26
for the conference. Round trip
will cost $60.78. A chartered bus
leaving Pittsburgh on the morn
ing of Dec. 26 will cost $28.75
round trip for 37 passengers or
more.
Students planning to at t end
the conference are meeting at
1:30 p.m. each Saturday at West
minster Foundation to study the
conference study book, "That
They May Have Life" by Dr. D.
T. Niles of Ceylon, India.
Home Ec Council
Resumes Meetings
No Home Economics Student
Council meetings have been held
within the past two weeks be
cause of the absence of its offi
cers, but will meet Tuesday.
President Betty Anders will be
practice teaching in Bellefonte
until the end of the semester and
is unable to preside at the meet
ings.
Both Barbara Norton, vice
president, and William Tritsch,
secretary-treasurer, we r e con
fined to the hospital for the past
week, but are now back and will
be able to take charge of the
meeting.
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MAKE THIS
A REAL MUSICAL
CHRISTMAS
Give Gifts That Give Lasting
THE HARMONY SHOP
*Record Players , — •
*Ukeleles. Also Tenor and Baritone Tikes
*Superbly Built and Styled Hohner Harmonicas
*Table Model Radios
*Sheet Music
*Record Player Attachments—One Speed or Three
Speeds
*Recoid Racks, Albums, and Record Carrying Cases
*Large Assortment of Records to suit every taste—
Christmas Music, Shows, Opera, Operetta, Light Clas
sics, Popular Hits, Dance, Folk Songs, Ballads, Latin
American, Western, Chamber 'Music, Concertos, Chil
drens Records, Music of the Other Countries, Dixie,
New Jazz, Jazz Concerts, Contemporary Music, and
many others.
HARMONY
THE
135 S. Frazier Street
Open Every Weekday From 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
11!=•=;:!!=
'Who's Who' Shingles
Students who have been
named to "Who's Who Among
Students in American Colleges
and Universities," may pick up
their shingles at the Student
Union desk, Clair George, head
of the committee, announced
yesterday.
La Vie Names 40
To Junior Board
Forty students have been pro
moted to the junior board of La-
Vie, College yearbook. Those
named to junior board are:
Charles Basch, Jacqueline
Becker, Jean Berg, Nancy Big
ley, George Carter, Yvonne Car
ter, Jacqueline Daroshefski, Mary
Elliot, Anne Fleming, Thomas
Geffert, John Goettel, Barbara.
Greer, Ann Hafner, Richara Ham
ilton, Elizabeth Harlor, Carl Ha
zen, Doris Hiestef.
Barbara Holza, Barbara John
son, Sally Johnson, Nancy Kahl,
Sarah King, Leonard Krieger,
Geraldine Jean Lathlean,
Joan Lee, Betty Lentz, Bettie
Loux, Carolyn McElroy, Patricia
Nahas, Nancy ' Nelsen, Patricia
Pirrall, Adith Raak, Henry Ros
enthal, Douglas Schoerke, Joanne
Seitz, Betty Seltzer, David Swan
son, Jean Truzal, Sabina Wallace.
Suicide
(Continued from ixege one)
dyed them a week or so pre
viously. "He seemed to revel in
them," Slothower said.
- Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hep'
ler of Brackenridge, Allegheny
county, Hepler was described as
"well liked" by acquaintances in
Jordan Hall.
The body is at the Koch Fun
eral Home awaiting funeral ar
rangements.
College Creamery •
Starting Sunday, the Creamery
salesroom will close at 1 p.m.
Bulk ice cream for home freez
ers is sold at the Creamery ship
ping room, two and half gallons
for $4.50; quarts at 55 cents; and
pints at 30 cents.
Pleasure
SHOP
TIM DAILY di
Phone 2130
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Students to Hear
Atomic Authority
Dr. T. Keith Glennan, a mem
ber of, the Atomic Energy Com
mission, will speak on the "Work
of the Atomic Energy Commis
sion" at the senior engineering
lecture at 4:10 p.m. today in
Schwab Auditorium.
-• There will be several 'hundred
seats available for interested
students, faculty members, and
townspeople, according to Dr.
Eric A. Walker, dean of the
School of Engineering.
Dr. Glennan 'has been presi
dent of Case Institute of Tech
nology, Cleveland, Ohio, since
1947.
CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs, lust
all 2492 or /bring machine _to 633 W
College Me. M. Belittles' 28 years ex
perience is at your service.
RAAZAB TINK expert ideas for Christmas
gifts. Home Economics Living Center,
December 7, 9 to 5 p.m.
JANUARY GRADUATE to work on staff
of C.P.A. firm. Reside in or around
Lewistown, Pa. for work in that vicinity.
Excellent opportunity. Call or write Lav
enthol, Krekstein & Co., 3 North Wayne
Street, Lewistown, Pa.'
GIFT - STJGGESTION: Penn State Playing
Cards sold SU and Candy Cane for
AAUW's Penn State Graduate Scholarship
fund.
WITH EVERY Columbia 3-speed attach-
ment (automatic) at $24.95 each we
will give you a long-playing album up to
$3.00 in cost as a bonus. Offer for two
weeks only. The Harmony Shop,. 135 S.
Frazier St., 'lState College; OPEN EVE
NINGS.
ABOUT ENGLEWOOD, N. J.?
BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
LOST TUESDAY evening Lady Elgin
wristwatch. Black band. Please return
to M. Bleiberg. 406 Simmons. Reward.
GRUEN WRIST watch Saturday evening
Finder please contact Walter Pollak.
Phone 2207. Reward.
IC and E Log4;agZDE'CITRIG , Slide Rule,
Contact J. Knox, 7881: Lost 'Nov. 30,
Reward. Name on slide rule. -
ALPHA XI Delta sorority pin was lost.
If found call Doris , Free, 213 or 216
Simmons.
TUXEDOS—one winter, one summer. I'm
5'10" 175 lbs. Best offer takes either.
Call Bellefonte 4816 after. 7 p.m.
DELICIOUS SOUTHERN borne-made fruit
cake—light or dark—sl.2s lb. Call be
fore Dec. 15. Phone 2650.
$225 DIAMOND RING-4 months old, 3
diamond setting. Will sacrifice. $lOO.
Call 4232, ask for Torn.
THREE SPEED, 78 33 1 / 3 45, victrola ;
six months old. Call Mike, 4953 or 4635.
5:15 to 12.
IDEAL. CHRISTMAS presents; pedigreed
Cocker Spaniel puppies. Reasonably
priced. Ready to go at Christmas recess.
Call State College 4815.
LET LAMPS from flouts add their beauty
to your home . use them as Christmas
gifts. We have a host of fine styles, tra
ditional and modern, all designed with
your safe eyesight in mind. Floor and
table styles -. . . Certified and Deena
lamps. Choose yours tomorrow at 0.. W.
Routs & Son, Inc., N. Buckhout, State
College; 6703.
TWO PRACTICALLY new English tweed
top coats, two Michael Stern suits—
name own price—size 38 & 39. Call 6913
between 6 & 7.
For Best Results
Use Collegian Classifieds
WHAT'S SO DIFFERENT
In Englewood, the local telephone exchange looks. pretty much
like the telephone building in any other town.
And Englewood's telephones seem just the same as the twenty
seven million other dial telephones in.the:COUllily.
But there's a difference .
You 'can pick up a telephone in Englewood and dial San Francisco
telephone numbers direct!
In fact, you can dial any one of eleven million telephone numbers
in thirteen widely scattered areas from coast to coast.
That's what makes Englewood different the new kind of'Long
Distance telephone service on trial there by. the Bell System.
Long Distance dialing is another example of the Bell System's
constant search for ways to provide you with .ever-better telephone
service.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
DECEMBER -7,
LOST
TAN CHECKED tweed sport coat, tai
from 117 Carnegie 16 November. l
ward for return to Student Union de
Duane, Beals.
BLACK WALLET, drivers license a
other valuables. Please return to S
dent Union desk. Thank you, • Beve
PENN STATE jacket in Willard H
. Wed Nov. 5 about 1 p.m. If fou
please call Corson 4937.
GOING BLIND, lost my glasses. Ho
rimmed, :red ease. Simmons lounge N(
2S,' Shirley, 436 Simmons.
SILVER. RONSON Lighter. Initials C.:
Downtown, Friday Nov. 30. Call Ext. 2E,
WANTED
RIDE TO Dallas, Texas any time betwee
now and Christmas. Call ' 4852 aft
noon. Will help with driving and expenhe
TO BUY Tenor Sax in good conditio
Call ,State College• 3476 daytime.
RIDERS TO Johnson City, Term. Leavin
Dec. 19, returning Jan. 2. Call Ger.
Love 6802 6-8.
RIDER TO N. Y. City and Conn. Leavin
Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Call lerr
at 8718.
RIDERS TO North Carolina. Leavin
noon, Dec. 19. Phone 6189.
FOR RENT
TWO DOUBLE rooms.' very reasonable
convenient location. No landlady. Droi
card Box 741. We will contact you. '
TRAILER FOR RENT—Reasonable rate
good condition. Inquire Woodsdale.Trailei
Park, or phone State College 8772.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for two girls—em.
ployed or students. Frazier Dorm, near
campus ; many home privileges. • 236 S.
Frazier St. .
DOUBLE ROOM with board for students.
Inquire 612 W. Foster Ave. Phone 2598
for appointment.