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EE Society Holds
Meeting Tonight
The Electrical Engineering So
ciety will meet at 7 tonight 219
Electrical Engineering.
Howard T. Davenport, public
relations representative for the
Bell Telephone Co., will speak on
"Telephone Magic" or what hap
pens when one dials a telephone
number.
The EE Society is a combination
of the American Institute of Elec
trical Engineering (AIEE) and the
International Radio Engineers
(IRE).
UCA to Have Film;
Worship Program
The University Christian Asso
ciation will show the film "We
Hold These Truths" at 7 tonight
in 304 Old Main.
The film tells of the work' of
a group of Caucasion, Negro, and
Spanish ministers in East Harlem,
N.Y., in an effort to secure the
fundamental rights of man for the
people.
A worship program beginning
at 6:40 p.m. will preceed the film.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
FRESH SWEET Cider, 65c gallon, jug in
cluded. Deliver 3 gallons or more Thurs.,
Fri. evenings. At Werner's Freezer Fresh
Sun. afternoon. Phone AD 8-6847.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycle, 1946
Model 74, 0.H.V.. 47,000 r miles, good
condition. $2OO. Contact Whitmore Lab.
Box 85.
1950 FORD 4 door V-8, radio and heater,
excellent condition. 9625. Call AD 8-6828.
SUIT, NAVY-BLUE imported wool; never
altered, 42 long. Very reasonably priced.
Must sell. Call B. P. Wein ext. 961.
ONE U.S.A.F. blue gabardine officer's
topcoat with full zip-in lining, tailored
by Jacob Reed & Sons of Phila. Like new.
Duane S. Beals (6ft. 175-200 lbs.). Phone
AD 7-7851.
STANDARD OLD MODEL Remington
typewriter. $30.00 AD 7-2930.'
JAGUAR, XK-120 for sale by private
owner, 1952 Roadster, light green with
dark green leather. Used as a second car,
never raced, never damaged. 15,00 original
miles and in outstanding condition. Call
AD 7-3144 after 5 p-rn. Ask for Bob.
LACE OVER Satin coral ballerina length
gown, size 18, worn only once. Call
AD 7-1487 after 5 p.m.
FRATERNITIES—PIease do not forget to
order refreshments Saturday. Frida Stern
AD 7-4818.
WHIZZER MOTORBIKE in excellent con
dition. Price very reasonable. Phone
AD 8-9136.
FOR RENT
ONE DOUBLE Room and one-half a double
room for students. Call AD 7-4147.
BOARD AND Room available now for
one person at Marilyn Hall, 317 E.
Beaver. Ask for Mrs. Elleard.
ROOM WANTED
NEGRO STUDENT, male, 26, desires room
with private family within 10 blocks of
campus. Call A. T. Lemon AD 7-4240.
LOST
GENTLEMAN WHO took gabardine top
coat by mistake in Lutheran . Church Sun
day please phone AD 7-3305 or campus
2556.
BLACK "PARKER '5l" pen with gold top
Call Dave AD 8-6254.
ON SET "Varga" girl pin-ups. Needed
desperately. Return to Mr. Roberts,
Schwab, Nov. 4,5, 6. Reward. Entertain
ment.
PAIR OF brown rimmed glasses between
Willard and Weaver Wednesday morning.
Call Neal Abrams AD 7-7937.
WILL PERSON who took ray white blazer
at the IFC-Panehl mixer please call
Ruth at 27 Simmons. I have yours.
HORN RIMMED glasses in tan case be
tween McAllister and Whitmore, Oct. 21.
Call Donna Crago ext. 77 McAllister.
SLIDE RULE near edge of Hort Woods
along Curtin Road. Please return to 291
Jordan. Reward.
WORK WANTED
MANUSCRIPTS, THESIS, term papers,
typed. Before 5 o'clock call Sandra, ext.
509. after 5 o'clock AD 7-3372.
RIDE WANTED
RIDE WANTED to New York Nov. sth
Or 6th. Call Judy, 220 Atherton.
RIDE FROM Pittsburgh to State College,
Friday afternoon, Nov. 5. Please call
Larry Adler AD 7-4933.
MISCELLANEOUS '
3-PIECE COMBO available Saturday night
Nov. 6. Call Martin Schmookler AD
7-7732.
E STUDENT
Floral Agency
taking orders for the Junior Prom to
night and Thursday 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. by
West Dorm Post Office and Nittany-
Pollock Dining Area. See him for -- hest
results.
ECOUTEZ STUDIO—For the finest in
high fidelity or short wave listening
visit our State College Studio. For ap
pointment call EL 5-6169.
DANCE TO the dreamfully delightful
music of the four D.S. Call Don Smaltz
ext 263 or Doc Dougherty ext. 293.
PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDERS FOR Philadelphia ; leaving Sat
urday, Nov. R about 8 a.m. Call Al
Mahon. phone AD S-9095.
RIDERS WANTED for New York. Leaving
late Friday afternoon.. Call taurey
Coffee AD 74682.
Dills Service
Set for Today
Funeral services for Leslie E.
Dills, associate professor of ento
mology, who died at Geisinger
Memorial Hospital Friday at 11:50.
p.ni., will be held at the Koch
Funeral Home at 2 p.m. today.
Dills, who lived at 217 W. Hill
crest Ave., is survived by his wife,
the former Mary Wilfong, and
four chidiren, Lloyd L., Elma
Jean, and Daphne Dawn, all at
home, and Ronald E., now serving
in the Army at Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds, Md.
Dills was born February 12,
1900 in Perry, lowa.
Burial will be in Centre Coun-:
ty Memorial Park.
Reserve Officers
Will Hear Ridge
John D. Ridge, assistant dean
of the College of Mineral Indus
tries and professor and head of the
Department of Mineral Econom
ics, will address the Centre Coun
ty Reserve Officers Association
tonight.
Ridge will be the guest speaker
for the monthly meeting to be
held at 6:30 p.m. in the Allen
crest Tea Room.
Ridge, who has just returned
from Europe, will discuss "The
European Community and Its
Chance of Survival."
Outing Club to Meet
Plans for a future archery pro
gram will be discussed by the
field and stream division of the
Penn State 'Outing Club at 7:30
tonight in 317 Willard.
Theta Sigma Phi
Theta Sigma Phi, women's na
tional professional journalism fra
ternity, will meet at 8 tonight in
the Beta Sigma Omicron suite, 129
McElwain.
Post Office—
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versity and to avoid the compli
cations mentioned, the postal de
partment can establish a postal
station on, the grounds of the uni
versity to be named any name de
sired.
"This action will provide for the
listing of the name in the official
postal guide as a proper post of
fice address and will enable the
University to formally adopt the
name as its official post office ad
dress."
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. FITNPsISYWANIA
WDFM to Present
Special Programs
Campus radio station WDFM
will present two special broad
casts this week.
Ralph J. Bunche's speech for
the Business Administration
college Career Day will be
broadcast at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
President Milton S. Eisenhower
will introduce Bunche, who
will discuss the work of the'
United Nations.
Coronation ceremonies of
Junior Prom Queen will be
climaxed by an interview with
Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey.
Broadcasting will begin at 10
p.m. Friday.
Junior Class
Talent Show
Set Tonight
The Junior class talent show
will be presented at 8 tonight in
The Temporary Union Building.
No admission will be charged and
anyone may attend.
The hour long show will in
clude five acts. The K Delts, com
prised of Vanessa Edelen, Geral
dine Aquist, Judith Corfield, and
Mary Aim Spangler, will sing
"Baby, Don't You Go Away Mad"
and "Can't Help Loving That
Man."
Howard Rolands will sing
"Night and Day" and "You'll Nev
er Walk Alone."
David Schofield, vocalist, wi
render two selections.
Robert'Thorensen, pianist, will
play the theme from the "Story
of Three Loves," and an original
piece.
John Hale, pianist, will play
two of his own arrangements of
progressive jazz.
The winner will receive a free
ticket to the Junior Prom and a
trophy. Second and third prizes
will be a free ticket to the Junior
Prom.
The dance will be held from 9
to 1 Friday and in Recreation Hall,
SAM to Meet Tonight
The Society for the Advance
ment of Management will meet
at 7 tonight in 107 Mechanical
Engineering.
Nationally Advertised
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the following year became the
principal director. He was named
principal secretary and personal
representative of the Secretary-
General with the United Nations
Mediator on Palestine in 1948 and
later that year was appointed act
ing mediator in Palestine.
Bunche will be introduced by
President Milton S. Eisenhower.
Marcus has been with Food Fair
' since he entered the food business
in 1929. He is a member of the
hoard of directors and executive
committee of the National Asso
ciations of Food Chains, director
of Super Market Institute, direc
tor of the Better Business Bureau
of Philadelphia, and a member of
the executive committee of the
Philadelphia Food Distributors
Association.
Diem -sraduated from Penn
State in 1935. He worked first for
General Electric and transferred
to the Dictaphone Corp. in 1937.
He has served with them - as as
sistant controller, manager of pro
curement,*manager of manufac
turing, and finally as vice presi
dent in charge of manufacturing.
Name Change—
(Continued from page one)
Times favored the change.
President Milton S. Eisenhower
did not commit himself as being
personally in favor of the change
but did state in a letter to Her
bert R. Imbt of the State College
Area Chamber of Commerce that
he felt a change of the town's
name would be benefiCial to the
University.
AIM Board to Meet
The Board of Governors of the
Association of Independent Men
will meet at 8:30 tonight in 108
Willard.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954
Leadership Application
Available at SU Desk
Applications for the leader..
ship training committee of All-
University Cabinet are still
available at the Student Union
desk in Old Main.
Applications must be com
pleted and returned to the
desk by noon Saturday, Don
ald Bet, chairman of the cab
inet personnel interviewing,
committee, has announced.
Unions --
(Continued from page two)
the order in which testimony will
be presented. All parties were in
structed to file briefs indicating
the nature of the testimony to be
presented with the panel at least
five days in advance of the hear
ing. Arrangements were also
made for the appearance of wit
nesses, who are to be given the
necessary time off Without any
loss of pay. All witnesses will be
sworn.
A record and transcript of the
hearings will be furnished to the
panel and all parties without cost.
The formal hearings will be open
to the press.
At the hearings, the position of
the employee unions and the
University will be discussed. Ac
cording to Dixon, the panel was
originally requested because of
the University's "lack of consider
ation and a general attitude of not
recognizing a union."
• Panel members include Eric A.
Walker, dean of the College of
Engineering an d Architecture,
representing the University; Sid
ney A. Handler, Harrisburg at
torney, chosen to represent the
employees; and Saul Wallen, pres
ident of the National Academy of
Arbitrators.
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