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4 Students Involved
ln Auto Accidents
Four University male students were involved in auto accidents
over the weekend. Three students received injuries, and the fourth
for driving while intoxicated.
business administration major;
semester business administration
major, were injured at 11 p.m.
Sunday near Penn Hall when
their car swerved to the left of
the road and hit a bank.
Bias said he had been blinded
by the lights of an approaching
car.
•vas fined $lOO and 10 days in jai
Andrew Bias, fifth semeste
and Joseph Schumacher, fifth
Terrace Room
fours Extended
'after Vacation
The Terrace Room in the Het-
Union Building will be open
from ?, to 4 p.m. and from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. starting April 13 as
an addition to the Lion's Den,
Mildred A. Baker, director of food
service, reported yesterday. At
present, hours are 11 a.m. to 1:15
I.m. and 5 4- o 6:45 p.m.
Frozen custard, sandwiches, and
coffee will be served in the Ter
race Room during these hours in
Rddition to the service in the
Lion's Den. Additional seating
room may be found in the Ter
race Room to alleviate any rush
in the Lion's Den at these times.
Lunches and dinners will con
tinue to be served in the Terrace
Room at the same hours as be
fore. Patrons may walk on the
terrace during the afternoon and
evening as well as sit in the Ter
race Room, Miss Baker an
nounced.
Miss Baker said the Terrace
Room is the only place where
frozen custard will be available.
She said the Lion's Den hhs
been very busy and generally
crowded, and that the Terrace
Room has been serving the stu
dents. She declined to give any
figures on sales in either place.
Five O'Clock Theater
"The Guardian Angel," a one
act play by Harry Neubauer,
graduate student in liberal arts,
and directed by Nancy May, ninth
semester art education major,
will be presented by the Five
O'Clock Theater at 5 p.m. today
in the Little Theater of Old Main.
NolacGillavry to Speak
Dr. Caroline H. MacGillavry of
Municipal University of Amster
dam, Holland, will speak at the
Physics Colloquium at 4:10 p.m.
today in 117 Osmond.
Dr. MacGillavry's topic will be
"Defects in Crystal Lattices."
Meeting Postponed
All-University Cabinet Foods
Committee will not meet as sched
uled tonight, Robert Sturdevant,
committee head, has announced.
The next meeting will be held at
7:15 p.m. April 19. Place of meet
ing will be announced later.
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The two were treated for in
juries at the Centre County Hos
pital. Bias received multiple lac
erations of the face and head, and
brush burns of the right hip. He
is still recuperating at the hos
pital.
Schumacher wa s discharged
yesterday, having received a small
laceration of his head.
Stanley Mclnroy, eighth semes
ter petroleum and natural gas
major, and three others were in
jured at 9:10 p.m. Friday on Ben
ner pike, west of the Rockview
dairy barns.
Mclnroy received injuries to his
left shoulder and lower lip. The
remaining three, all injured, were
Ann Lane, student at Penn Hall,
Cliambersburg; Donald Kassab,
Philipsburg; and Edward Nava
sky, Philipsburg.
Police said that Mclnroy was
traveling toward Bellefonte and
was left of the center of the high
way. Navasky, driving in the op
posite direction, tried to avoid a
collision by driving to the left.
The two cars swiped, and Na
vasky's car swerved to the left
and over a bank. Damage to his
car was estimated at $lBOO and
to Mclnroy's car about $250.
Police said both cars were dam
aged beyond repair.
In the third accident, the car
of Edwin Workman, second se
mester arts and letters major,
missed the turn at 7:25 p.m.
Saturday at the Bo alsbur g-
Shingletown road on Rt. 545 east
of Pine Grove Mills, The car
turned over, causing about $6OO
in damage.
Police charged Workman with
driving while intoxicated. Follow
ing a plea of guilty, he was or
dered by Judge Ivan Walker to
serve 10 days in jail and pay a
fine of $lOO and costs.
Scholarship Blanks
Sophomore women interested in
the Cwens Scholarship must turn
in their applications to the dean
of women's office by tomorrow.
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Debaters
To Enter
Tournament
The Women's Debate Team will
participate in the Grand National
Debate Tournament and Straw
berry Leaf Forensic Festival to
be held tomorrow through Sat
urday at Mary Washington Col
lege of the University of Virginia,
Fredericksburg, Va.
Two hundred debaters will take
part in the tournament. Nine
rounds of debate with no formal
judges will be held. Each team
will judge its opponents.
Mary Maum, sixth semester ed
ucation major; Lucinda Manarin,
sixth semester education major;
Betsy Sharp, sixth semester arts
and letters major; and Ann Leh,
eighth semester journalism major,
will take the affirmative for the
University. The negative will be
debated by Vanessa Johnson,
sixth semester education major;
Harriet Silverman, sixth semes
ter education major; Marjorie
Babb, fourth semester arts and
letters major; and Ellen Ross,
fourth semester journalism ma
jor.
Nine women will take part in
the forensic rouhds. Miss Sharp
will speak in dramatic reading
and book review. Miss Babb Will
participate in address reading and
response to the occasion. Joanne
Montgomery, sixth semester arts
and letters major, will take part
in declamation, response to the
occasion, poetry reading, and dra
matic reading.
Miss Ross will speak in extem
porary and after dinner speaking.
Miss Silverman will take part in
encomium and dramatic reading.
Miss Manarin will participate in
oratory, and Miss Leh in poetry
Miss Maum will take part in in
formative speaking, and Miss
Johnson in encomium.
The Women's Team won the
tournament in 1952, and was run
ner-up last year.
Camera Club Meeting
The Camera Club will meet at
7:30 tonight in 212 and 213 Hetzel
Union Building.
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Penn State Club to Present
Musical Revue After Vacation.
Frank
with ti the
baritone, wo has
appeared with the Bhow craftes
on RCA and the Mar-Bet Capers;
Carolyn O'Donnell, vocalist with
several Pittsburgh ban who
has appeared on KDICA- Pitts
burgh television g l iti l q; Z gmtmd
Bogucki, accordi ' who has
also appeared on ;
Brown, pantomimist, who had his
own TV show for over +4 year in
Erie, and who has made man,
guest appearances over WICU
TV in Erie and WM-TV in Bug*
falo; and Howard Rowlands, who
placed third in the .tail show
with his rendition . cd "0 Man
(COntinued on' page eig t)
The Penn State Club will pre
sent its Musical Revue at 8 p.m.
April 15, in Schwab Auditorium.
The artists will be the perform
ers who appeared in the All-Uni
versity talent show earlier this
year.
Marvin Trimas will present his
version of "Night Train," which
he performed in the last show.
Joan MacKenzie, who has ap
peared with several bands in the
Philadelphia area as well as in
USO groups, will give her own
interpretation of several blues
numbers.
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