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Notre Dame Chemist
To Discuss World Order
Dr. Charles C. Price, head of the Department of Chemistry at
Notre Dame University and Democratic. candidate for representative
in Congress, will lecture on "Somos or Chaos—A Scientist Views
World Order," at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 105 Mechanical Engineering.
The lecture will be sponsored
by the Liberal Arts committee on
international understanding .and
the International Relations Club.
Dr. Price was graduated from
Swarthmore College with high
honors, and received both a Mas
ter of Arts and Doctor of Chem
istry degree at Harvard Univer
sity.
In addition to serving as head
of the Chemistry department at
Notre Dame, Dr. Price was di
rector of the Office of Scientific
Research and Development Pro
jects on Chemical Warfare and
Drugs and• Malaria. He is also
chairman of the University Re
search Committee at Notre Dame.
Dr. Price is a member of the
American Chemical Society,
American Association for the Ad
vancement of Science, National
Science Foundation, and several
other scientific organizations.
He is the author of several text
books and articles on world fed
eration.
Debaters -
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side for team "A" will be Ran
dolph Wertz and Thomas Davies.
Affirmative team "B" is composed
of Philip Greenberg and Burton
Triester. Debating negatively for
team "B" will be Donald Prip
stein and Charles Bryson. Joseph
F. O'Brien, professor of public
speaking, and men's coach, will
travel with them.
Representing the women's squad
on one team will be Nancy Silver
man and Charlotte Kagan on the
affirmative and Louise Justin and
Dorothy Osterhout on the nega
tive.
Andrey Austin and Barbara
Kaufman will take the affirma
tive on the other team and Joanne
Montgomery and Barbara Binger
the negative. William W. Hamil
ton, assistant professor of speech,
will accompany th e women's
teams.
There is a possibility that the
men's and women's teams may
face each other at the novice
tournament, a ccor ding to Jay
Headly, men's squad manager.
This is possible since teams reg
ister separately for competition
and competing teams are chosen
by draw.
Luyben, Janssens
Win Story Awards
Helen • Luyben, fifth semester
journalism major, and Corinne
Janssens, fifth semester arts and
letters major, received cash
awards recently for their win
ning stories in the News and
Views short-story contest. The
theme of the contest was the
Christmas season.
Miss Luyben was awarded first
prize of $lO for her story, "A New
Year," and Miss Janssens received
the $5 second prize for "Home
for Christmas."
Nancy, Gemmill, acting editor
of News and Views, made the
awards. The next issue of News
and Views will be on sale Tues
day for 10 cents.
'Farmer' Wins Honors
In Publication Contest
The Penn State Farmer, Fores
ter and Scientist was awarded
third place in a general excellence
contest among college agricultur
al magazines, Theodore Kimmel,
managing editor, has announced.
The contest was sponsored by
the Agricultural College Maga
zine Association, which awarded
the prize at its recent convention
in Chicago.
Sheep Win in Show
Penn State sheep entered in
the breeding classes of the 53d
International Livestock Expo
sition in Chicago this week took
first place and .reserve cham
pion ewe honors. A "pen of
three" Southdown ewe lambs
won first prize at the show.
Scarab President Named
A. William Hajjar, associate
professor of architecture, was
named nati o n a l president of
Scrab, honorary architectural fra
ternity, at a recent meeting in
State College.
Student Wins
Cash Award
Floyd Jamison, first semester
mechanical engineering ma j or,
has received a cash award and
certificate of commendation for
the perfection of a feather test
ing method now being used by
the Army.
Jamison, former employee in
the research and development lab
oratories, Philadelphia Quarter
master Depot, perfected a method
of determining' the filling power
of feathers in the production of
pillows and sleeping bags used by
the Armed Forces.
The award was presented by
the depot's commanding officer,
Brig. Gen. Richard B. Thornton,
in behalf of the efficiency award
committee.
Sledding Regions
Named by Police
Sledding areas to be blocked
off if conditions permit were de
fined by State College police yes
terday. They are:
The extreme end of S. Garner
street; Sowers street, between
Beaver avenue and College • ave
nue; Gill street, from Fairmount
avenue to Hamilton a venue;
Sparks street, from Nittany ave
nue to Foster street; and Taylor
street, from Hillcrest north.
Sled-riders are asked to stay
off sidewalks and coast in the
designated areas only when they
are blocked off.
Driver Training courses
Will Begin Monday
An adult-driver training course
which will include lectures and
behind-the-wheel training w ill
begin Monday night at State Col
lege High School.
Students interested may register
at the central school office, 114
W. Foster avenue, where the fee ;
,will be payable.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
HEAVY MAROON Jacket on athletic field
on Prospect Avenue Sunday before holi
days. Call John 2584.
K&E SLIDE RULE in marked brown
leather case. Please call Jim at 2947.
Reward.
'53 CLASS RING, garnet stone, with in
itials PFE inside. Reward offered. Con
tact Paul Ettinger, 6443.
BLACK WALLET containing wrist watch
—between Simmons and Sparks. Call
Pegge, 238 Simmons.
K&E SLIDE Rule in black leather ease.
Lost in 1 Carnegie November 25. Call
6786. ask for Dave.
SLIDE RULE, Log Log Duplex Trig model
N4OBO-3. Please return to Dick Austin,
Pi Kappa Phi. 4937. REWARD.
FOR SALE
DRAFTING SET. Used very little. Priced
reasonably. Call Joe Ashby 4951.
LIKE SEAFOOD? Well we've got a full
line of seafood dinners. Moderate prices.
McGrail's Inn. Right at crossroad of Route
45 at Pleasant Gap.
NEW HOCKEY Skates. Size 10. Cheap
Call 2424 after 5 p.m.
1952 45R.P.M. VIC with speaker, only
3 months old. In perfect condition. Only
$25. Phone 2962.
TENOR SAXOPHONE—excellent condition,
• good finish, reasonable price. Call
"Charlie" ext. 1170 Room 118 Hamilton
Hall.
ROSES—attractively boxed $2.00 and $2.50
per dozen delivered. Wolfe Florist. Phone
4558.
1933 PONTIAC—good but needs connect
ing rod bearing. Owner in armed service.
$4O. Phone 4884.
SKI SHOES, size 9, brown, worn once,
must sell. Cheap. Call Thompson ext.
1097 ask for Gerry. `
NEW WATCHES, Identification Bracelets,
Speidel Bands, men's and women's. Guar
anteed up to 45% off list. Bob Rothouse
5051-287.
FOR RENT
COMFORTABLE SINGLE room, centrally
located. Call 2565.
ONE HALF double room with or without
board. 243 South Pugh. Telephone 3332.
SECOND SEMESTER furnished living
bedroom, kitchenette and bath. Two miles
out. Reasonable rent. Call 4128.
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE YOU any LITERATE friends? Why
not give them gift magazine subscriptions
for Christmas ? Student Magazine Agency.
112 OM Maki. ,
THE DAILY - COLLEGIAN. STATE - COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
College --
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dollars a biennium, the report
added.
The committee pointed out that,
although - the state subsidized the
teachers' colleges, each year thou
sands of graduates do not go into
teaching. The report suggested a
plan whereby graduates be re
quired to teach for a minimum
time or reimburse the state for
the cost of. their education.
The committee also offered sug
gestions for what it called more
equitable and efficient distribu
tion of state subsidies to schools.
It noted that if present spending
continues at the rate shown by
the past ten years, the state would
have to increase its grants to
488 million dollars by 1960. At
present the state grants 286 mil
lion.
Burdan to Represent 1
College at Peddie
Charlie C. Burdan, fifth semes
ter agriculture major, will repre
sent the College at the seventh
annual College Weekend of The
Peddie School today and tomor
row.
Burdan will join Peddie faculty
members and the chairman and
representatives of many of Ped
die's 30 college clubs for a dinner
conference tomorrow evening to
discuss that school's role in -pre
paring students for college. Sun
day afternoon he will meet with
members of the junior and senior
classes at Peddie who are inter
ested in the college he represents.
CONFERENCE IN THE CLOUDS
Among the undergraduates on any college campus, you'll find
the talk reaching up to the clouds. And once in a While in a class
room, around a study table, or even in a bull session —4 really big
idea is born.
Big ideas come, too, from the men and women in laboratories,
business offices, shops. But often these professionals are exploring
a path first glimpsed in college.
How do we know? Because of the many college people 'Who
have come into the Bell System, where big ideas and a lot of dreams
have taken their place in progress. The human voice,' carried along
a wire, first across a town, then a state, a nation; and now the world.
Music and pictures and things happening delivered into cities and
hamlets all across the land •by radio and television networks.
We're always looking for the men and women who "get big
ideas—whether they're about people, or machines, or ways of doing
things. Your Placement Officer can give you details about oppor
tunities for employment in the Bell' System.
BELL T.ELEPHO.NE
Display Contest.
To End Tuesday
Sketches or models of a
Christmas display suitable for '
the lawn in front of Old Main
may be submitted at 400 Main
Engineering until 5 p.m. Tues
day, John Laubach, All-College
president, has announced.
Prizes totaling $25 will be
awarded for the three best dis
plays. The contest . is being
sponsored by All-College Cab
inet, and Pi Gamma Alpha,
national architectural frater
nity.
.
Laubach said either plans or
actual scale models may be
entered. Construction plans
must not exceed $9O.
Waring to Be Honored
A dinner honoring Fred War
ing, trustee of the College and
recently chosen "Mr. Pennsyl
vania of 1952," will be held 7 p.m.
Monday at the Hotel Warwick in
Philadelphia.
PRIDAYI DECEMBER -5, 1952
Odionie Will Initall
Rifle Company-:at PMC
Cadet Col. David - Odiorne, com
mander of the fifth regiment of
Pershing Rifles, will install a new
company at 7 tonight at the Penn
sylvania Military College.
Traveling with Odiorne will be
Cadet Major John Snyder, Cadet
Capt. Charles - flaundsund, an d
M/Sgt. Markley Au.
Major William. Cox, associate
professor of military science and
tactics and, adviser to the Penn
State company, will , accompany
the cadets to :the installation of 15
companies in the Maryland, Penn
sylvania, and Virginia area.
PEARLS
to Flatter Her
Enchant her with a string
of soft, lovely pearls. Match
the necklace with delicate
earrings or dainty bracelet.
Select your gift today.
Shonderg.:3
JEWELERS
134 E. College Ave.
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