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Grad School
To Hear Ohio
State Dean
. Dr. N. Paul Hudson, dean of
the Graduate School at Ohio
State University, will speak at
the convocation for students and
faculty of the Graduate School at
7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Schwab
Auditorium. Subject for the ad
dress will be '‘The Essentials’of
Graduate Education.”
. A graduate of James Milliken
University in Decatur, 111., Dr.
Hudson received his Ph.D. at the
University of Chicago. He studied
medicine at Rush Medical College
and received his doctor of medi
cine degree at Harvard.
' After serving two years as an
assistant pathologist with Boston
City Hospital, Dr. Hudson was
named field director of the Inter
national Health Division, Rocke
feller Foundation, and conducted
research in yellow fever, spend
ing part of the time in Africa.
In 1930, Dr. Hudson was named
professor of bacteriology at the
University of Chicago and in 1935
he went to Ohio State University
as professor and chairman of the
Department of Bacteriology. He
has been dean of the Graduate
School there since 1946.
Speech Trials Continue
Preliminary and final oratory
speech trials will be held by the
men’s debate team at 7 tonight in
316 Sparks.
Members of the team who did
not participate last night in the'
extemporaneous speech trials will
be required to deliver a 12 to 15
minute oration, according to Tho
mas Farrell, debate manager.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
WHITE LAB. coats $5.50; tan lab. coats
$5.95. Also lab, aprons at Room 19 Frear.
1939 BUICK—R &H. To see, is to ap-
preciate this car. For a spectacular buy,
call Charlie—294l after $ Mon. thru
Thurs.
1942 PLYMOUTH Sedan —good mechanical
condition, good tires, new battery. Penna.
inspected. Call 6593 after 5 :Q0 p.m.
1947 CADILLAC Convertible, can be seen
12-6 p.m. Sunday only. Cadillac Garage,
601 W. College Avenue, State College, Pa.
SINGLE HOLLYWOOD Bed only 6
months old. $4O. Call 4635 after 5:30 p.m.
PORTABLE WEBSTER electric record
player; maroon carrying case. Excellent
condition. $30.00. Call ext. 776 between
12 and 1:30.
COMPLETE LIBRARY of Orkettes. Am
leaving—must sell. Call or contact E. Z.
Landes 3181. Alpha Gamma Rho.
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR rent, double or single. Call
3332 after 6 p.m. 243 South Pugh street.
ROOM IN new modern ranch home. Private
entrance, tile bath, phone, study-lounge,
sun deck. Male only. Phone 2584.
FURNISHED APARTMENT with room for
three. Kitchen privileges and television!
Call ATG, 6123 ; Frank or Paul.
LARGE DOUBLE Room for male stu
dent. Separate student bath. W. Park
Ave. Phone 2534.
SAVE MONEY on that moving job, as
many students have. Rent a truck. Local
or out of state. Hertz' Drive-Ur-Self Sys
tem, LIC., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona, Pa.
Phone 2-3200.
DOUBLE AND single centrally located
rooms. Available to women graduate
students. No cooking facilities. Phone 6773
during office hours.
WANTED
TICKET FOR the Military Ball. Call ext.
1186. Ask for Jim Fortney.
SALES-LADY of good character, appear-
ance and courteous. Ideal work for stu
dent's wife. References requested. Phone
7928.
LOST
BROWN R-IMMED glasses, red plastic case;
between office services building and town.
Call 2601 before 5. URGENTLY NEEDED I
WILL PERSON who took wrong overcoat
(41-L identification in pocket) Monday
evening after AFROTC interviews in Ar
mory return to Armory desk. Your coat
is there.
STERLING SILVER Bar Pin with pearl in
center. Sentimental value. Call 430 Me-
Elwain. Lost between McElwain, Willard
and Library.
ONE K and E .slide-rule in 319 Willard
Monday morning. Reward. Call Jim Mil
ler ext. 294.
MISCELLANEOUS
READ THE Harrisburg Morning Patriot
for the late sports coverage. On sale at
Graham's News Agency.
DANCE TONIGHT at Paradise Cafe at 9.
Bellefonte.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairing just
dial 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. But call first. [
GOTTEN A LETTER from TIME? Let
Student Magazine Agency,' ll£ Old Main,
speedily process student's % price sub
scription: 4 months SI.00: 1 yr. $3.00.
SWEETHEART Dance Saturday
Feb. 14 9-12 White Hall with Jack Jen-
Setnkfonnal. Tickets at Student Union. 1
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA '
Stock Drawing
Set for March
Drawings for the animals to
be shown in the 1953 Little Inter
national Livestock Show April 25
will be made at the Block and
Bridle Club meeting March 17.
A showing and fitting demon
stration will be held March 21.
The show, to be held in the judg
ing pavilion, is sponsored an
nually by Block and Bridle and
open to all students.
Joseph DePetro is show man
ager. His assistant is Edgar
Fehnel. Livestock division heads
include William «Helly, sheep; Al
bert ; Celecki, horses; and Walter
Wekler, beef cattle.
Committee chairmen include
John Moyer, catalog; Fehnel, a
wards; and Allan Thompson, pub
licity.
LA Faculty Group
To Discuss Exams
Final examinations and possi
ble methods to counteract release
of examinations will be discussed
at the regular meeting of the Lib
eral Arts school faculty at 4 p.m.
today.
Dr. Ben Euwema, dean of the
school, said the discussion of the
examination matter will be gen
eral and similar to topics he dis
cussed with department heads re
cently.
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Seniors May See
New Liori Suit
In Use by Spring
A new $5OO Lion suit has been
ordered from Chenko Studio, New
York costumers, Harold R. Gil
bert, graduate manager of ath
letics, announced yesterday. ‘
If the new suit is received be
fore the close of the winter sports
season, the Lion, may perform at
a basketball game or wrestling
match so seniors who 'contributed
to the new suit may see it, Gil
bert said.
In a letter to Gilbert, Chenko
guaranteed that the new suit
would be. a better, stronger job.
In order to produce a true Nittany
Lion, Chenko read in the New
York Library about mountain
lions and visited the lions’ cages
at a New York zoo.
Contributions amounting to
$599.26 were collected for the suit
this fall in a fund drive initiated
by Alex Gregal, who portrayed
the Lion this fall. In October All-
College Cabinet established a per
manent fund from which money
for a new suit may be taken when
ever needed.
Forestry Society to Meet
The Penn State Forestry Society
will meet at 7 tonight in 3 White
Hall. New officers will be elected.
Smoother!
Jacquelines^^
State Party
Will Abandon
Steering Group
State Party is abandoning .its
steering committee,' according to
Myron Enelow, clique chairman.
Enelow. said the, party is estab
lishing a student representative
council to take the place of tlje
dropped steering committee. The
council will represent “all areas
and every dorm.”
- Members-of the council will be
comprised of area political heads
and political heads of each dormi
tory or similar unit. The new po
litical, heads will compare roughly
with the present setup of local
chairmen for publicity, and distri
bution.
Enelow said the change was be
ing made to provide students with
a greater opportunity to run the
party. He said the students are
capable of running the party and
are being given the opportunity
in compliance with their' wishes.
One ton of magnesium is ’ con
tained-in every 1,114,000 gallons
of water from Moses Lake, Wash.
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THURSDAY,' FEBRUARY 12, 1953
Runaway Truck
Hits Parked Car
Damage estimated at $275 was
inflicted upon a car owned by
Willoughby F. Nicolls Jr., fifth
semester-.commerce major, when
it was struck by a runaway truck
yesterday morning. , -
The Nicolls car was struck by
a /truck operated by Evelyn M.
Breon, 17, State College RD. The
girl-told police the brakes on the
truck failed as she was rounding
the corner from College avenue to
S. Allen street. She narrowly
missed anothed car on S. Allen
before she hit the side of the Ni
colls sedan, shoving it oVer the
curb next to the Comer Room.
Damage to the trupk was esti
mated at $25.
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