rinGF . FIGT-T1 Trains? Planes? Jets? Wind? Power Plant Steam Escapes a•ti•ain? Was it a plane?; • N 0.,. it was steam escaping froth the University power plant that caused the loud hissing that was. heard actn;::s the campus and horoug,h at 3:20 a.m. yesterday. A safety device. on the b pressure:: systern at the University power, plant broke loose. No ser ious damage was done. The:steam-reoped and the con fusion 'continued until mainte-' nance and op2Tating s.upervisor Hoz•o3d 1 3yers could get to State College fro . 2n his home hi E'uddin town to shut off the steam. One co.?d, stlAying for an early morning'. bluebook, insisted the noise was the first regular passen ger train arriving in State Col lege for •more than a decade. Her • roommate contended it Steel Expert Joins Faculty Willy Oelsen, European author ity on steel-making, has recently been appointed visiting professor of metallurgy at the University. Oelson is director and professor of forge, foundry, and enameling at the Clausthal School of Mines, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany. A series of special meetings on the physical chemistry of steel making will be held next week to welcome Oelson. The sessions, which will be attended by repre sentatives of many -'f the eastern steelmaking companies, will be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Speakers will be Frederick C. Langenberg, graduate student in metallurgy, Dr. Shadburn Mar shall •of the Atomic Power Divi sion, Westinghouse Corp., and Dr. John Chipman of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. . Four Translate -- (Continued from page one) ture is the purpose of their year long stay at the University. Diamant 'is employed by the • University as an electrical engi neer and came in 1953. Several of the visiting gymnasts are from the Hansson's home town. • - CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE WOMEN'S .WHITE Figure Skates, size -8, 'excellent condition, newly sharpened. A steal at $B.OO. Phone AD 7-7712. ARGUS C 3, case, flash attachment, filter and adapter light meter and case. Retail value $lOO, yours . for $6O. Call Boalsburg RO 6-6198. FOR RENT SINGLE OR double room in Boalsburg Quiet fine location. Tel. HO 6-6935. Room FOR woman graduate student • for second semester. Central location. Dial AD 7-2926. ROOMS FOR Rent to male students at 410 East College avenue. $5.00 per roomer per week. RENT A CAR. Have all the conveniences a private car affords. Call AD 7-4712 for rates. Lemont Motors Inc. WORK WANTED COED UNABLE to attend classes next semester would like a full or part time job as soon as possible. Has several years secretarial experience but anything fine. Call AD 7-2312. WANTED SEWING TO DO in my home north of campus near Hort Woods. New garments, alterations; specializing in hemlines and belts. Phone AD 7-3969. GIRL WANTED: to share centrally lo cated apartment. Call AD 7-3908 after 5. MALE STUDENT to share large double room. Private entrance and bath in new residential section. Student must be neat, quiet and studious. Graduate student pre ferable. 242 Nimitz Ave.. State College. THESES, TERM PAPERS, etc- typed. Call ext. 509 before five. after five AD 7-3372. Ask for Sandra. HELP WANTED ANY STUDENT desiring a steady part- time job for the entire • second semester with wages up to $1.50 per hour drop in and see "Perry" now so you'll be all set to go at the beginning of the second semester. Don't phone. Dux Club. 128 S. Pugh. PASSENGERS WANTED RIDERS TO — Indiana. Going to Terre Iffliii=El PASSENGERS WANTED to Tampa, Fla. Leaving Jan. 21. Call AD 8-6365 after 5 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS THE PENN State Engineer is on sale at the Student Union desk in Old Main this week. SALLY'S HAS large cans of pretzels and potato chips for parties or any occasion. IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble? If so. just dial AD 7-2492 or bring ma chine to 633 W. College Ave.. State College. SALLY'S DELIVER the perfect Pizza Pie 7 nights a week Monday thrn Sunday. must be through her yesterday morning classes on a premonition that the "fierce. wind" had brought even colder weather. But, perhaps the most disillu sioned student was the one who, when ne heard the noise, stepped outside his fraternity house to in vestigate. He swore this morning that ha had seen "several jet planes" overhead. Aip Journ- (Continued from page one) for this money in the new re organization of funds, nassed Wed nesday night. • A. second reason council gave when they sent the letter recom mending action last year was that the curriculum could also help in the writing of publicity for agri cultural groups. At this time Jackson announced he. was: confident funds would be appropriated by the legislature for the curriculum. The University budget contain ing the request has been submit ted to the State Budget Secretary The budget must be approved by the Budget Secretary the gov ernor,- and the General Assembly before the appropriation c,f funds will be made. •::. .................................. UMMVM*.W.W o e , .' W , ....MMia.,..:A.:es - R,^ . .N,P.OzriMt. c ,"B. 0 xe.:4 - 4 .... , :.a.o. - ---- ..):, ... 4 ' k a. -;... .„..at v ~ 1 . - x ....: "S . L 0.1 ' 1, .., -w ..-- - D .iir ,Aft - -, -,- 1 , Ir -f! kw.g' r' 0 - -' 1- .. . - •• >•,• 1::•, • • 0 0 *.•.- OBVIOUSLY, THE TITLE of the above Droodle is: 47 insectology students enjoying better-tasting Luckies while studying 3 fireflies. All kinds of students are bugs about Luckies. Matter of fact, college smokers prefer Luckies to all other brands—and by a wide margin—according to the latest and greatest of all college surveys. Once again, the No. I. reason: Luckies taste better. They taste better, first of all, because Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is toasted to taste better. "It's Toasted" Lucky Strike process—tones up Luckies' light, good- tasting tobacco to make it taste even better . . . cleaner, fresher, smoother. So, enjoy the better-tasting cigarette . . . Lucky Strike. 28. Call Don, AD rup MAIIV col FMANI STATE COI_I_FGF. DET the wind and slept I:3eiten tag te .LlA:eizie .5... . . „N.__ ~.,..: •,• 1., ~.,::... .„.7 r 9 , • • - t •,.. A. <.. l t , 1 .7.; , - . , ..,,,r ..'' , Ne :5!: ‘• • ';it:t ri, .4 ' ,"'• `v - sz '.' CLEANER, FRESHER, SMOOTHER ! CO A. T. Co. PRODUCT OF 5ece4226242/n, Cril Prexy Named To Committee Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower. pres ident of the University has been named' to a 36-man committee to prepare for an Ar.N.ril StatT. , . educa tional conference in Harrisburg. Other University personnel 'named by Dr. Francis Haas, super intendent of public instruction, in clude Dr. Donald G. McGarey, as= sociate professor of education, and E. L. Nixon, a retired faculty member. The conference will determine Pennsylvania's role in the nation al needs for schools and colleges. Its findings will be presented at the White House conference on education next fall. The Washington conference will analyze current national educa tional problems and submit a re port to President Dwight D. Eis enhower. The report will seek pos sible federal aid to educatibn. Dr. John McLumley, deputy superintendent of education, was named chairman of a committee to arrange for the conference. Russians to Share -- (Continued from page one) "With this aim, the Soviet gov ernment is ready to submit to the Conference on Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy to be convened during 1955, according to a de cision of the General Assembly of the United Nations, a report on the first plant in the U.S.S.R. and its works." —the famous NSW VANIA Deep Heaps Swept by Jeeps How long will it take for a man with a jeep and a snow plow to remove a one-inch snowfall from a 20,000 square-foot ice-skating rink? Sounds like a problem in al gebra, doesn't it? But put away that slide rule. It took one-and-a-half hours, according to Robert W. Ruther forL, manager of the ice skating rink. Rutherford said Tuesday night's snowfall "took us by sur prise " Rutherford reported cro w d s h - e been good. The biggest day so far was Saturday, when. 1500 skaters were on the ice. Speech Prof Gets Communications Post riarold P. Zelko, professor of public speaking, has been elected a member-at-large 'of the National Council of the National Society for the Study of CommUnication. The council is the governing body of a national organization of educators, business and profes sional people, representatives of ri,overnment and military services from the United States and sev eral foreign countries who share an interest in problems of human communication. Zelko -is a charter member. of the society and a member of its committee on communication in business and industry. HOLE IN ONE Leonard W. 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