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Law School
Entrance Tests
Are Scheduled
• The law school admission test
will be given at 3:45 a.m. Satur
day in 215 Willard Hall, according
to Dr. R. Wallace Brewster of the
Department of Political Science.
The tests, which are required of
applicants who desire to enter
many American law schools, are
prepared by the Educaonal Test
ing Service. Questions in the test
measure verbal aptitudes and
reasoning ability rather than ac
quired information. They are ob
jective tests.
Tests will also be given April
26 and Aug. 9 in Altoona, Bethle
hem, Chambersburg, Dußois,
Easton, Erie, Harrisburg. Johns
town, Kittanning, Lancaster, Oil
City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Pottsville. Read i n g, Scranton.
State College, Sunbury, Union
town, Warren, Warren, Wells
boro, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport,
and York.
Applications for the test must
be made four to six weeks before
the testing date. Applications and
bulletins for the test may be ob
tined from the Educational Test
ing Service, P.O. Box 592, Prince
ton, N.J.
Debate
(Continued from page one)
"Resolved: That the federal gov
ernment should adopt a perman
ent program of wage and price
controls."
This year's meeting was Notre
Dame's third successive year in
the finals, having won in 195
and taken runner-up positions in
1951 and again this year.
State's pair were the only two
to remain undefeated throughout
the entire tourney, while .Dart
mouth was listed with a lone set
back and Notre Dame with two.
All three came at the hands of
Penn State.
Lewis, besides sharing the spot
light with Alderdice in team de
bate, placed fourth in the extem
poraneous_ e aking contest
h
among t e 29 schools entered.
Lewis' topic was evaluation of
the United States as mediator in
the Middle East.
Moshannon
(continued from page two)
it would be suitable for airline
operations.
The federal government cannot
participate further in improve
ments at Black Moshannon for
airline purposes, he said, as it is
already adequate for private
flying.
"Another point to be given ser
ious consideration is the fact that
a great many cities now being
served by scheduled airlines com
plain that the airpirt is too far
out," Wessel explained.
The time saved in air travel is
lost, to a considerable extent, by
the time it takes to travel to and
from the airport, he said. •
State College is extremely for
tunate in having a suitable site
located adjacent to the city, he
said.
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bia University, and a faculty
member, to be named today, will
form a panel with Rabbi Lely
veld to discuss the topic after his
talk.
Radio devotions will be con
ducted by Dr. Dillenberger at 8:30
a.m.
Fireside discussions will be con
ducted in dormitories and fra
ternities tonight. Local religious
counselors and visiting leaders
\\rill lead the discussions.
kiliet[c•Controls
(Cwai,toect rro•nm flue one)
half months period between Feb.
1 &nd the end of the school year:
abolishes the use of freshmen on
varsity tennis; requires all ath
letes to make regular progress
toward a degree; requires all
ath'_^`ic curds to be handled by
the university.
Former Coilege Student
Sgt. 1:4o_ land F. Francis, a-for
mer Ftudent at the •College, is
pa.,k:inatin't in Exercise Snow
Fal. the joint Army-Air Force
maneuver now in progress at
Camp Drum, N.Y.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. er.irirqsxLvftinel,
'5 ,O'Clock' to Give
Prize Winning Play
Jay Broad's prize-winning play
"Paths That Cross" will be pre
sented script-in-hand at '5 p.m. to
day in the Little Theater in Old
Main.
The one-act fantasy, the second
Five O'clock Theater production
this year, was recently chosen
one of the top three plays entered
in the University of North Caro
lina's annual competition.
Myron Cole and Anne Moore
will handle the speaking parts.
Dancers include Phyllis Auer
bach, Terry Dolson. Richard
Duin; Helen Grotyohann choreog
rapher; Moylan Mills, and How
and Warren. John Pakkenen is
director; Frances Stridinger,
technical director; and Johanne
Llevvelyn, assistant director. Re
nee Kluger is manager.
Town Council
Elections Set
Town Council will hold elec
tions for new ward chairmen at
7:30 p.m. Thursday in 104 Will
ard, acording to Frank Reese,
chairman of the •elections com
mittee.
Vacant executive offices and
AIM representatives will be
elected, and committees will be
appointed by the Town Council
Feb. 28 in 104 Willard.
The office of chairman in
wards one, two, 11, 13, 15, 16,
18, 19, • 2.2, •and 23 are open to the
town students. Reese said that
candidates should be members
Of their representative ward.
Students may learn their ward
number by checking the Student
Union bulletin board or by con
tacting Reese at 6123.
Foods Building Tour
The Penn State Ambassador
tour of the foods building will be
conducted by Mildred Baker, di
rector of the food service, and
others of her "staff al 8 'tonight.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
MEN'S LONGINES Gold Wrist Watch.
Reward. Call 6786 or contact Sigma Chi.
BLACK LEATHER Notebook left in Mc-
Clanahan's Thursday night. Finder call
416 Simmons. Identification inside.
FOR RENT
LARGE THREE-ROOM unfurnished apart
ment. Cential location. Suitable for
faculty or graduate couple. Call 2131.
MISCELLANEOUS
LAUNDRY NEATLY done for off-campus
men and women. We will can for and
deliver. Call 6644.
NOTICE—The Ag Hill Dining Room will
serve banquets of 50-65. Plenty'of park
ing space. For menu suggestions and reser
vations dial 2877 and ask for Mrs. Madore.
TYPING and MIMEOGRAPHING•— Secre
tarial Service Room 207, Hotel State
College. Phone 4906.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK Men's •dress
shirts, 4 for 70c at Portage Cleaners
thru Student Dry Cleaning Agencies.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs, just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Seatties' 28 years ex
perience is at your service.
WANTED
ALTERATIONS, ATTACHMENT button
holes, and mending. Call after 6 p.m. or
Saturday after 1 p.m. 3843.
FOR SALE
:ALENGTH MOUTON Coat. Excellent con
dition. Less than season's normal wear.
Original price $229. • Beverly Ext. 2047,
S to 5.
41 7 :5 SOLACijONISENSER Enlarger; print
dryer, and other darkroom equipment
Call 4645.
BOUTS' HAS the unfinished furniture you
want from tots' chairs to bookcases and
g.ateleg tables. Finish them in any one of
the clever ways you know. Let us advise
you if you don't. O. w. louts & Son, Inc.,
N. Buckhout St., State College.
FoIiTiT.BLE WASHING Machines you can
tuck out of sight when they're not in
use. Electric Handyhot washers in two
styles. Aluminum tub, 2 lb. cap. no radio
interfotmee, 33.95. Stainless steel tub with
automatic timer, to 3 lb. cap• 39.95. Both
tubs can be put on stove to be heated.
0. W. Houts 6": Son, Inc., N. , Buckhout,
State College.
KEEP YOUR Trailer snug and warm with
a Coleman oil heater, model GG6A. Radi
ating. circulating 31,000 BTUs an hour.
Fuel-air control saves up to 25% on fuel;
low draft burner, oversize heat exchanger,
new functional air flow design. See it
coon at Hoots. 0. W. Hoots & Son Inc.,
N. Buelchout, State College; 6703.
HELP WANTED
ANY STUDENTS desiring to earn up to
t.iio per hour on a steady part-tine
basis see "Perry" at the Dux Club. 12S
S. Pugh Street. Don't phone.
McClure to Address
AccOunting Club Tonight
Nathan McClure, of Haskins
and Sells, Certified Public Ac
countants, will address the Ac
counting Club •at 7 tonight in 312
Sparks.
He will discuss opportunities in
large , - public accounting firms.
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Annual Gift of $5O
An" annual. contribution of $5O
from the Pennsylvania Order of
the Sons of Italy will be given
the College for the purchase of
Italian books for the library. ,
Preference will be given to the
purchase of books in Italian lit
erature and philogy. ' '
with any other
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Psych Club to Ho ld
ReorgOnization Meeting
The Psychology Club will .hol
its initial meeting of . the 'sprin,
semester at 7 tonight hi 204 Bur
rowes. A club reorganization an ,
the election of a secretary ar
Scheduled. ,
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