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Research Plane Tests New Afterburner
THE AIR FORCE'S XF-92A delta wing
,re- Incorporation of the afterburner adds sub
search plane climbs skyward in this picture stantially to the thrust of the plane's engine,
taken at Edwards Air Base, Cal., and just re- says Consolidated Vultee which built the plane
leased, showing its afterburner contained in the as an experimental ship to explore and test
extended tail section. fli g h t characteristics of a true delta wing.
(AP Wirephoto from U.S. Air Force)
3 Indians
(continued from page two)
working for a master's and doc
tor's degree in agricultural en
gineering; he also received his
bachelor's degree from Allaha
bad.
Shunil was surprised at "the
preponderance of automobiles"
in the United States. "I'd heard
there were a lot of automobiles
here, but I didn't know what that
meant. Then landing in New
York and driving for seven blocks
without finding a single place
to park! You just can't imag
ine things until you see them,"
Shunil says. "People of India
think of America as a Utopia."
Rustum and Prodipto we r e
both surprised to see American
girls playing hockey. It is one of
their favorite games, but only
men play it in India. Their choice
of sports is British. They miss
cricket, which all of them played
for their colleges. Shunil de
scribes the sport as one of en
durance, "sometimes lasting as
long as five days."
Incidentally, Shunril rides to
classes on a small bicycle—prob
ably to keep in shape. Prodipto
prefers motorcycling; his ambi
tion is to make a cross-country
trip before he leaves the United
States.
Rustum, Prodipto. and Shunil
plan to return to India as soon as
they can. Rustum hopes to be
able to work for the United States
government or a private agency
in India.
KIRK DOUGLAS
ELEANOR PARKER
"DETECTIVE
STORY"
BARBARA KEATING
RICHARD DERR
"WHEN WORLDS
- COLLIDE"
OPEN at 6:20
MICKEY ROONEY
SALLY FORREST
►"THE PRIP"
Fernelius Finishes
Chem Lecture Tour
Dr. W. C. Fernelius, professor
and head of the Department of
Chemistry, recently com
pleted a lecture tour, on which he
presented three papers.
Dr. Fernelius spoke on "The
Relative Stability of Coordination
Compounds" before the Washing
ton Chemical Society in Wash
ington, D. C., and at a meeting of
the Lehigh Valley section of the
American Chemical Society. In
Bethlehem, Pa., he spoke on "The
Teaching of General Chemistry."
Before the Extractive Metal
lurgy Division of the American
Institute of Mining and Metallur
gical Engineers, Dr. Fernelius
presented a paper on "Relative
Stability of Chelate Compounds
with Reference to Liquid Extrac
tion."
Camera Club to Meet
The Penn State Camera Club
will meet at 7:30 tonight in 305
Horticulture Building. A demon
stration on "The Use of Varigam"
has been planned.
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Look! Another man switched to Kentucky Club
the thoroughbred of pipe tobaccos
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23 to Participate
In State Chorus
Twenty-three students reprd
senting Penn State choral organ
izations will participate in the
Pennsylvania Collegiate Chorus
this weekend at 'lndiana State
Teachers . College, Indiana, Pa.
The representatives, chosen
from the Chapel Choir, Glee Club,
and Treble Singers, will be, at the
teachers college Saturday,' Sun
day, and Monday. The chorus will
rehearse under the guest conduc
tor, Dr. Igor Jones, of the Bethle
hem Bach Choir, and will present
a concert for the public Monday
evening in Fisher Auditorium on
the ISTC campus.
Four Grads Get
OCS Ensign Rank
Four graduates of the College
have been commissioned ensigns
in the Naval Reserve at the Navy
Officer Candidate School at New
port, R.I.
The men are Joseph Brower,
Merion; Merle Gunnet, York; Rob
ert Mazer, Philadelphia; and Don
ald Watt, Coraopolis.
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KENTUCKY CLUB
Notice how much better your pipe tastes—hosi
much fresher your mouth feels when you switch to
Kentucky Club. Send for free catalog showing fine
pipes and how to get them at big savings. Mail
Pouch Tobacco Co., Wheeling, West Va. Dept. 39
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The first College-sponsored
study tour to Europe in two years
is scheduled for this summer, ac
cording to Kent Forster, asso
ciate professor of history and
group leader. •
The tour, which will leave New
York on June 25 and will return
August 18, will include England,
Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Switzerland, and France.
Membership in the study tour,
according to Forster, is open to
students, teachers, an d other
adults who want to see Western
Europe in perspective and ob
serve the life of its peoples.
Some of the specific points the
tour is scheduled to visit are
Southampton and London, Eng
land; Amsterdam and The Hague,l
Holland; Bonn, Siegburg, Frank- 1
furt, and Munich, Germany;
Innsbruck, Austria; Venice, Flor
ence, and Milan, Italy; Geneva,
Switzerland; and Paris and Cher
bourg, France. •
The round trip cost of the tour
from Neiv York is $lOBB, accord
ing to Peter Nadsen Inc., the edu
cational travel agency - managing
the tour.
Three Educators
Awarded Medals
Three educators were awarded
medals for 25 years service in
agricultural education at the an
nual banquet of the Penn State
chapter of Future Farmers of
America.
Dr. William F. Hall, professor
of agricultural education; Will
iam J. Tucker, , area advisor for
Centre and Clearfield counties;
and Edwin H. Dale, former tea
cher, of vocational agriculture at
three Centre County schools were
the recipients of the awards.
H. C. Fetterolf, Harrisburg,
chief of the state's vocational
agricultural division, presented
the medals.
Penn State Grange
To Meet Tonight
The Penn State Grange will
hold a meeting at 7 tonight in 100
Horticulture building. A group
picture of the club's officers will
be taken.
- Rehearsal of the two skits to be
presented at Centre Hall Friday
will also take place at the meet
ing, Gerald Birth, publicity chair
man, said.
MAROON SHAEFFER Pen, silver cap
between McElwain and Corner Room
Please return to Pat, 206 McElwain. Re
ward. i
WALLET, brown leather, near Recreation
Hall locker room last Thursday. Con
tains valuable cards. Call Sam 4402.
WILL PERSON who took wrong top
coat from Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity
Sat. night please . call Lee, 2602 ; I have
yours.
K&E SLIDERTJLE Wednesday, March 5
11:00 a.m. 117 Osmond or 110. EE
Reward offered. Call Norm Rubash 4326
DO YOU WEAR' glasses? No? Have you
noticed a pair of glasses kicking around
your overcoat pocket? They're probably
mine. Call Dick Farley. Phone 4969.
BROWN, KEY ,case. containing set of keys.
Call 5051 .ext. 963, John Wolfinger. Re
ward.
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230,.,„.:4,
SPANISH LESSONS at your convenience
Monday through Friday. $1.50 per hour.
Phone .7910. 5 :30-8 :30 p.m.
TYPING and MIMEOGRAPHING—Secre
tariaI Service—Room 207 Eotel State Col
lege. Phone 4906.
FRENCH 1 and 2 students needing extra
help. Will tutor for reasonable rates.
Call 5051. Room 160 Simmons. ,
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs, just
eall 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beattie,' 28 years ex
perience is at your service.'
LARGE QUIET single room $5.00 per
week. Phone -ext. 2649 between 8 and
9 p.m.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM•where you can come,
go, and do as you please. Call 2021 Sun
day after 8 p.m. or Monday.
SINGLE ROOM across from campus at
240 East College Avenue. Phone 4374.
MALE GRAD_ assistant has 3-room, all
convenience. Bohemian apartment to
share. No , restrictions what-so-ever.. Call
3086 between 6 and 7 p.m.
ATTRACTIVE' HALF double room, 201
College Plans
To Sponsor
European Tour
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12,. 1952
Miners to Hold
Career Meeting
Th e Mining Engineering So
ciety will hold its "Career Con
ference" at 7:30 tonight in the
Mineral Industries Art Gallery in
the Mineral Industries building.
A panel of six men represent
ing six companies in the mining
industry will present their re
spective company's policies in re-,
gard to graduate and possible
summer employment. Each mem
ber of the panel will describe his
company's policy in regard to
type of work, how they operate,
and what the future employe can
expect.
The conference is sponsored by
the Penn State chapter of the
American Institute of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineering. Th e
meeting is open to the public.
All engineering 's t u dents are
urged to attend.
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