The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, April 08, 1952, Image 7
TypigEJAY, AEIIIL 8, 185? Debaters Win Trophy —Pholo by McNeillie CLAIR GEORGE (right), David Lewis, and Joseph O'Brien, faculty adviser to the debate teams, admire the trophy which the mien's debate team won in the Eastern Intercollegiate Debating Tournament,held last weekend. The team won first place from among the 30 colleges and universities participating in the debates. ARROW PRODUCTS - Featured at Best company an Easter bonnet Get ready for Easter with Arrow Shirts in white, solid colors, and patterns, and Arrov: Ties. iMIRTS * TIES • SPORTS SHIRTS • UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS ARROW PRODUCTS - Featured at 130 S. Allen Street 130 S. Allen Street ever kept . V V* i • 5 as-Wa-* * •f' ARROW THE DAILY .COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA THE ARROW SHIRT! All American Not Expected To Oppose Site All American Airways is not expected to take a stand on the site of its services in Centre Coun ty before the' Civil Aeronautics Board, the Associated Press re ported at the opening of CAB hearings yesterday in Washington. ,The airline is seeking author ity to continue Its feeder service through the Middle Atlantic States and discussion on the serv ice point for Centre County is expected to come up since the county board of commissioners indicated last week that it would send a representative to take an active part in the.hearings. The commissioners are support ing the Black Moshannon site near Philipsburg as opposed to the State College Air Depot, which Has served the area in the past. Fordham University School of Law NEW YORK Three-Year Day Course Four-Year Evening 1 Course CO-EDUCATIONAL Members Assn, of American Law Schools. Matriculants must be College graduates and present full transcript of Col lege record. Classes Begin Sept. 29, 1952 For Further Information Address Registrar Fordham University School of Law 302 Broadway, New York 7, N.Y. ENGINEERS OF ’52...TH1S DESK IS HIVED Aircraft have opened exceptional opportunities in all fields of engineering with this leading pioneer in the research and development of Guided Missiles, Rocket - Motors, Supersonic Aircraft, and Electronic Equipment. Bell is looking for the right men to work with leading engineers in these fields while enjoying advantages of high salaries, advancement, educational plans and other > benefits. This is your opportunity to get in on the . ground floor today for the engineering advances of to- morrow. Be sure to make an appointment with our {rep resentatives, to get. the complete facts. in fh« development of the first O.S. fig Mer, firjf Aircraft to exceed the speed of sound, first Aircraft to vary wing sweepback in fight, first Com merciallydicensed Helicopter. Intercollegiate Concert Tickets for the fifth annual In tercollegiate Band Concert to be held April 19 in Recreation Hall went on sale yesterday at the Student Union desk in Old Main, James W. Dunlop, host for this year’s festival, ha d announced. The tickets are $1 each. In 1948 there were 32,259 deaths from automobile accidents. ,MT, " T,EW ‘ PAGE SEVfegf Silva to Be Speaker On WMAJ Program Dr. Ruth Silva, assistant .pro fessor of political science, will be this week’s guest on More Infor mation, Please, a news analysis radio show, at 9:15 tonight over WMAJ. The regular 15-minute show has been extended to 30 minutes this week. FOB YO»/ (&\\) iKj PHONE Theo. G. Allen FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 8441 ext. 2047 APRIL 21-22-23