PAGE EIGHT
4th Seminar
Of Newsmen
leg ins Today
The privileges and responsibil
ities of newspapers in reporting
law enforcement events will be
discussed at the fourth annual
seminar for newspapermen at the
University today and tomorrow.
R. Wallace Brewster, professor
and head of the Department of
Political Science, will be chair
man of the seminar which is
sponsored by the Pennsylvania
Society of Newspaper Editors and
the University.
Among the speakers at th e
seminar will be Wayland H. Els
bree, editor of the Philadelphia
Legal Intelligencer, who will talk
on the question: which records
are public and which are priv
ileged? William M. Smith Jr., pro
fessor of family relationships, will
speak on sex crime stories; Wil
liam F. Achatz. photography edi
tor of the Philadelphia associat
ed press, will speak on news pho
tographers and their problems in
courts.
Dinner speakers will be Jeffer
son B. Fordham, dean of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania La w
School; and Mason W. Gross, Rut
gers University provost.
The Statue of Liberty is made
of,, 225 tons of bronze.
, The name Charles means strong
or manly.
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tion, 35 per cent, $3081.43; World
University Service, 20 per cent,
$1357.60; Penn State Student
Scholarship Fund, 10 per cent,
$1161.09; Women's Student Gov
ernment Association Christmas
Fund, 4 per cent, $399.29; State
ICollege Welfare Fund, 1 per cent,
$71.59; Damon Runyan Cancer
Fund, $680.65 and American Can
cer Society. $594.76, 5 per cent
between them; Salvation Army,
five per cent, $481.49; Cerebral
Palsy Drive, five per cent, $633.61;
American Red Cross, five per
cent,5374.02; and American Heart
Association, five per cent, $593.44.
Operating expenses for the pro
gram amounted to $965.55. A bal
ance of $235.56 will be left for
operating expenses until the new
drive gets underway next year.
Most of the same charity groups
will be continued next year, Smith
said. Besides the UCA other
changes in the allocations will be
the deletion of one of the cancer
groups and the addition of the
National Scholarship for Negro
Study. Contributions will be col
lected in cash again next year,
Smith. said.
Teachers' LaVele Photos
Fall semester seniors who will
be student teaching the first eight
weeks of_ the semester may have
their pictures taken for the 1955
LaVie this" week at the Penn State
Photo Shop. Women have been
requested to wear navy blue or
black sweaters.
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New York Oratorio Society and
with similar groups and orches
tras m the New York City area.
She is contralto soloist at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
McCollum Is a Professional
John McCollum, tenor, has been
singing professionally since 1950,
when he won an Atwater Kent
Auditions award in Los Angeles.
In opera and oratorio, he has had
leading - tenor roles with. the New
York Philharmonic, the Boston
Symphony, and many other music
groups. In May. 1952, he won the
American Theatre Wing concert
award and was presented in a de
but recital at New York's Town
Hall. He has been appearing since
then under the auspices of the
Community Concert Association.
The choir and soloists will be
accompanied by members of the
University Symphony Orchestra,
under the direction of Theodore
K. Karhan, associate professor of
music and music education, and
by George Ceiga, Chapel organist:
::LASSIFIEDS
PASSENGERS WANTED
PASSENGERS TO Los Angeles or general
area. Departure during first week of
June. Contact W. T. Pimbley, 107 Osmond
ext. 2043.
$15.00 ROUND TRIP to Cape Cod. Leaving
' 28th, morning. Return 31st afternoon.
Call after 6, 7571.
RIDE WANTED
RIDE WANTED to Florida after June 3rd
Please contact Ralph ext. 271.
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LIGHT BROWN gabardine suit—size 39
and tan plaid sport jacket, size 46. Good
condition. Reasonable price. Call Jim Light
4374.
1938 PLYMOUTH. Good condition. -Bird
land Special. Cheap! Phone, Bob or Don
2967.
'4l CHEVY club coupe. Needs master cylin
der. $5O. 131 E. Fairmount. Ask for
D. Johnson..
UNFURNISHED 3 3 A-RODIA. apartment—
for graduate students. Available now or
in September. Call State College 3904.
4 ROOM unfurnished modern apartment.
Parking and laundry facilities. Available
June 15. Phone 3938.
MODERN FURNISHED apartment in
Metzger Bldg. for summer. Spacious ac
commodations for 3 ; living room, bedroom,
tile bath, and kitchen. Call Jerry Fisher,
8-5051, ext. 1189.
ROOMS FOR summer sessions. Single beds,
hot and cold running water, 122 West
Nittany Ave. Phone 4679.
RENT A TRUCK. Save money on that
moving job. Local-or out of state. Hertz
Rent-A-Truck System Lic., 1020 Green
Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Phone 2-3200.
LARGE SINGLE or double room for male
students during summer. Twin beds, semi
private bath. State College 2079.
ENJOY PLEASANT and comfortable sur
roundings this summer, at reasonable
rates. Stay at the Pi Kappa Alpha fra
ternity ! Delicious meals for only $2.00 per
day; single rooms—s3.so per week. Call
Mrs. Morgan. 2250.
ROOMS FOR all summer sessions at Mari-
lyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver. Convenient to
town and campus. Make reservations now.
Ask for Mrs. Elleard.
AVAILABLE JUNE I—two room 'fur
nished apartment, share bath ; for sum
mer student. Parking space available. 326
E. College.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 19. 1954
ATTENTION GRADUATE students and
upper classmen. Comfortable rooms for
Fall '54 and all summer sessions; newly
decorated, with private, bath or. hot and
cold running water Central location.
Quietly operated for -rest and study. Low
student rates. Phone 4860 or 7792. Colonial
Hotel, 123 W. Nittany Ave: Ask for C.R.
HIGH SCHOOL ring, . Jessup, 1962. Gold,
• green stone. Return to Alberigi Ray, 789
Jordan.
BROWN LEATHER .0 zippered notebook.
Very important notes. Lost Friday in
Corner Room. Call Rosie, 147. McElwain.
PLASTIC RAINCOAT in • 102 A Eng A
between 9 and 12, May 10. Call Chuck
4679. .Reward.
BLACK LEATHER wallet in vicinity of
carnival. Papers very important Return
to Student Union desk. Matthew Miller.
WORK' WANTED
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
if so you can have it repaired. Just dial
2492 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
TYPING WANTED
TYPING WANTED—Theses, term papers,
etc. Neatness and accuracy guaranteed.
Standard rates. Call 3341.
ROOM .& BOARD
INTER-SESSION AND main session. Al
pha Zeta fraternity. Call Mrs. Alice H.
Crandell, 7621 for complete information.
SUMMER HOUSING—Theta Chi offers use
of all facilities.. Room 4.00/wk. board
2.25/day, 14.50/wk. Phone 4702 or 8-9115.
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TENNIS "FANS:" It's Hassinger _for
racket stringing the no-awl way. Prompt
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