' PAGE EIGHT UN Serninar To. Be Held March 27-30 The' Penn State Christian As sociation, in cooperation with the Political Science department and the School of Education, will con duct a seminar at the United Na tions Headquarters in New York City,' March 27 to 30. 'The program will include at tendance at sessions of the Unit ed Nations, interviews with Unit ed Nations delegarts, and a visit to the headquarters of the United States mission to the 'UN. The purpose of the seminar is to• help students gain a better understanding of the role of the United. Nations in the world crisis, the responsibilities and re lationships of religion to inter national order, and to show the students what they can do to fur ther the purposes of the UN. Registrations will be accepted at the PSCA office, 304 Old Main, until Monday afternoon, March 24. The cost for transportation, and room and board will be ap proximately $25 to $3O. Barons' Meeting Is Open to Public The Barons, social organization of the Nittany-Pollock area, will hold an open meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in Nittany Dorm 20. Any resident of Nittany-Pollock interested in joining the organ ization may attend the meeting, according to Thomas Nelson, president. Activities of the Barons include the sponsorship ._of ex change dinners, hay rides, and roller skating parties. . The year-old organization now has an active membership of 20. Yoe . Jng Friends Meeting The Young-Friends will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Meeting House to hear the Rev Luther H. Harihbarger, College chaplain, speak_ on "Pacifism.!'. The talk will be followed by a discussion period. ."The creditor hath a better memory than the debtor."— James 'Howqll. CLASSIFIEDS LOST REWARD -RAE •slide rule . Tues., March 11th Pond Lab. Name in case. Call Eugene Gluck 7732. LEATHER JACKET lost Osmond Lab Saturday morning. March . 8. Finder, re"- turn to Don Peters, phone 5051-281. 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. LADY ELGIN watch between -West Irvin Avenue and -- Atherton Wednesday. If found please call 144 Atherton. Reward. WANTED A RIDE to Bethlehem for wrestling champ ionships early Saturday. See Bob Vos burg. •Collegian Office or call 2965. RIDERS TO Philadelphia-Camden area— leaving Saturday morning 6 a.m. Call 7808 during day. After 5:30 p.m. 2082. MISCELLANEOUS FRENCH 1 and 2 students needing extra help. Will tutor for reasonable rates. Call 5051. Room 150 Simmons. FRENCH STUDENTS: Grammar and ac cent correction by Frenchman teaching on College staff. Call 4658 after 7 p.m. SPANISH LESSONS at your convenience Monday through Friday 81.50 per hour Phone 7910 5:30-8:30 p.m. IF YOUR. typewriter needs repairs, dust call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W Conage Ave. Hr Beadles' 8S yeari ex. perienee is at your service. FOR RENT LARGE QUIET pleasant single room. Five dollars per week. Phone ext. 2849 be tween* S ,a.m. and Zi p.m. ROOM & BoXiii) at 16rilyn hall. 316 per ,week. Ask for Mrs. Elleard at 817 E. Beaver Ave. MALE GRAD assistant has 8-room, all convenience apartment to share. No re strictions.- Cull 3056 between 6 and 7 p.m. FIRST '.FLOOR room with bath and out- side entrance in private residence. Avail able to one student in exchange for twelve hours work per week. Apply in person after ,6 :1?0 p.m. at 740 W. Fairmount Ave. 6 :00 p.m. at 740 W. Fairmount 'Ave.._ ATTRACTIVE HALF double room, 231 S. Barnard St. Call 5389. FOR SALE mm. CAMEEA CLAIMS F2S lens 1/1000 second speed coupled range finder. • Call 4519, reek for Al. :8,. $15.00. Foxie MF;N s: iu 'THE DAILY' PENNSYLVANIA ChoPe! Fund -- nued from nage one) , ing::. of:. a meditation 'chapel on capus.: This chapel would not be' a' replacement for Schwab Auditorium., as it would, not • be large • erlOiigh for the weekly Chapel service. • A sixth suggestion was that the offering might be used to supple:- ment the Chapel operating funds in support of the Chapel program. The proposals were considered in the light of the relative edu cational and spiritual values of a campus project to on e which would continue •to give help to thp s e outside the College who need it, Wilmer E.' Kenworthy. director of student affairs, said. The possibility of combining a campus and an off-campus pro ject was also discussed but noth ing specific was mentioned. - Student members of the com mittee are ,William Klisafrin, Kirk Garber, Allen Marshall, Carroll Chapman, Frederick Black, James Worth and Thomas Jurchak. Faculty and staff members in clude Wilmer E. Kenworthy, di rector of student affairs; Luther H. Harshbarger, College chaplain: John Henry Frizzell, professor emeritus of public speaking; Hen ry S. Brunner, head of the De partment of Agricultural Edifica tion; C. Emory Myers, professor emeritus of plant breeding; Roy D. Anthony, professor emeritus of pomology; Hummell Fish burn, professor of music education: Wil la Taylor, associate professor of music education; K. Wilson, Dean of Men, and Pearl 0. Wes:. ton, Dean of Women. , • •••• ESENEN /verb .5icR,40.490.4i Seconds after a telephone alert to a nearby .Air Force base to "scramble," pilots hustle to their jets. In minutes, the stubby, swept back interceptors thunder skyward. This is the real thing. -Pilots call it a "hot scramble." Live ammo rides in their glans: It starts when an Air Force radar station detects an: aircraft which cannot be identi fied. A telephone call by direct wire gal vanizes the jet crews into action. Kennedy to Talk At Priestley Lecture Series - 'Dr. Joseph W. Kennedy, chaix 7 roan of the Department of Chem istry at Washington University, I will speak on "Radioactive Atoms and Isotopic Tracers" ,at the 26th annual Priestley lecture series to be,,hekl. April 21 to 25 at the Col lege. A graduate of the Stephen F. Austin •State Teachers College in Texas. Dr. Kennedy obtained his master's degree from the Univer - sity of Kansas and his doctor's de gree from the - University of Cali fornia, , Awarded a merit medal for his work on the Manhattan "Atom Project, Dr. Kennedy is known for his research on radioactive isotopes and "hot atom" chemis try. •He is a member of the Ameri: .ran Chemical Society -and t h American Physical Society and is former director of the chemical and metallurgy division at ' the Los Alamos atom bomb labora tory. • PSCA Coffee Hour The Rev. Robert S. Bilheimer, program secretary for the World Council of Churches, New York City, will be the guest speaker at a Penn State Christian Associa tion coffee hour at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Simmons Hall lounge. x•mik"' • g gig. • . ••,`••:A:•$:.:::Ez":"V•V •••• ••.:: . ::iK••••• • 40.:§ORW' BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM Debaters - (Continued from page one) method of combatting-inflation?" The convention banquet, to be held at 5:30 tonight in the ban quet room of the State College Hotel, will feature the election of a "Gavel Girl.". A candidate will be nominated by each committee. Candidates will deliver five-min ute speeches on the topic "Hon esty and Integrity: Are They Passe?" Following the banquet the en tire group will cpnVene in. 10 Sparks ,to hear the reports of both committees on inflation control. Penn State delegates to the convention are John Baron, Joan Dobson, Tho m a s Durek. Ethel Brown, Mary Jane Kelly, William Klisamn, Constance Matlavage, Samuel Nowell, Benjamin Sin clair, Emily, Tyler, Thomas White, and Mary Yandow. Clair rreorge, manager of the men's debate team, is manager of the convention. Jay Headly is secretary. Coed Critical --- (Continued from page one) to Syracuse to pick up Stevens and bring him to State College for the Phi Mu formal pledge dance Saturday night. Miss White bad recently been pledged by the sorority. Her parents are reported on their way to the hospital here to be with Miss White. No charge was 'placed against the truck driver. Modern air defense requires lightning-fast, dependable_ communication. That's why our radar defense system is interlinked by a web of direct telephone lines. • Some of today's college graduates will be piloting Air Forbe jets. Others will be wel comed into the Bell System where they can help, in peace or war, in the tremendous job of , meeting the communications needs of our nation. FRIDAY, MARCH . 14, 1952 Chemistry Panel Scheduled Monday A discussion panel on "Train ing and Opportunities for Women in Chemistry" will be held -at 7:30 p.m. Monday in 304.01 d Main. The meeting, sponsored - by lota Sigma Pi, women's national hon 7 orary chemistry society, is open to the public. Members of the panel ..are Dr. Conrad Fernelius, head of the Department of Chemistry; Mrs. Arthur Rose, co-author of the Condensed Chemical -Dictionary; George N. P. Leetch, director of College placement services; and Helen Brown and Armine Paul, seniors in chemistry. independent Distribution, The second issue of- the Inde pendent, featuring a profile on Independent Sweetheart Ma r y Ann Kitzmiller, will be distribu ted on campus and in town today. double edge shavers! If shaving is . making and keeping your face tender, maybe it's the blade you're using. 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