FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1956
Church Secretary
To Speak Sunday
Dr. Henry Smith Leiper, first American secretary of the
World Council of Churches, will speak on "Tomorrow's World
Is Here" at the Ecumenical Worship Service at 7 p.m. Sunday
in Schwab auditorium.
The service, sponsored by the University Christian Asso
ciation in cooperation with the student religious foundations,
is open to the entire university
community.
An informal coffee hour in the
Memorial lounge of the Helen
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel will
follow the service.
Dr. Leiper, th• minister• and
executive secreta , y of the Mis
sions Council of the Congrega
tion-Christian C urches, is the
father of the 11:v. Hal Leiper,
of IJCA. and
n to the Uni-
associate directo
Protestant chapl•
versity
Served as
He has served
the Student Volu
for Missions, for
asionary
as secretary of
teer Movement
five years as a
the American
missionary undez
Board of Forei_n Missions in
China, and as Ecumenical Secre
tary of the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ in America
before the formation of the World
and National Councils of Chur
ches. He is a widely traveled au
thor and lecturer.
Others who will participate in
the service are' the Rev. Preston
Williams, assistant to the Chap
lain; the .Rev. Earl F. Spencer.
pastor of the University - Baptist
Church; the Rev. John R. Whit
ney, . Episcopal Chaplain to the
University; and Edwin P. Nye, as
sociate professor of mechanical
engineerng and chairman of the
U.C.A. Board of Trustees.
• Students to Participate
Stu&ats who will participate
are- George Buckhout, co-chair
man of the U.C.A. worship com
mittee; Richard Martin, U.C.A.
vice .president; Clyde Angle.
Lutheran Student Association
. .
CATHAUM
COOL. MAN. COOL!
ITS THE MOST!
GIANT 4 UNIT
MIDNITE
ROCK 'N ROLL
REVUE
• FRIDAY
TONIGHT
1. FULL-LENGTH FEATURE
"ROCK AROUND
THE CLOCK"
Bill Haley and His Comets
The Platters
Tony Martinez and Band
Freddie Bell and His Bellboys
2. "COOL AND GROOVY"
Conley Groves - Tune Jesters
Hi Lo's - Anita O'Day
Chico Hamilton Quintet
3. "ROUNDUP OF RHYTHM" -
The Crew Cuts
4. "THE INK SPOTS"
Plus - Louis Prima Torch
COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE
Sticker Needed
On Vehicles
In a move to alleviate the traf
fic problem the University will
require all student cars to be,
registered in the Campus Patrol
office.' In turn, the Patrol office
will issue a special windshield
registration sticker.
The new rule includes students
living downtown who will not
utilize campus parking lots. A $5
fine will be imposed for - all vio
lators.
In previous years, the Univer
sity required student cars to be
registered, but stickers were only
issued for campus parking lots.
The new registration sticker will
be pink.
The new rule, in addition to all
other campus parking and traffic
regulations, • will go into effect
Monday.
president: Shirley Winter, Wesley
Foundation Council president:
Glen Elder, U.C.A. president; and
George Imperial, graduate stu
dent in fuel technology from the
Philippines.
William Reeves, of the Univer
sity Choir, will sing the offertory
solo, while G. E. Ceiga, Univer
sity organist and assistant profes
sor of music, will play the organ.
se..••••••••
stare NOW
Feature: 1:1O. 3:32, 5:31, 7:36, 9:11
Jeff Chandler
Dorothy Malone
in
"Pillar in the Sky"
*CATHAUM
NOW - 1:31. 3:31. 5:32, 7:33. 9:17
WILLIAM HOLDEN
DEBORAH KERR
"THE PROUD AND
PROFANE"
*NITTANY
TONIGHT—Doors Open 6 p.m.
GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA.
"Bread, Love and Dreams"
New College Diner
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Starts Sunday
2 - HITS - 2
"Raw Edge"
Plus
"Edge of Hell"
COMING SUNDAY
A Week of
Alec Guinness
Favorite Hits!
"Serving the students and the community for over 25 years."
Freshman Oath Added—
(continued front page one)
man students who are over 21
years of age, freshman veterans,
and second-semester freshmen.
Persons in these categories are
required to carry selective ser
vice, and Veterans Administration
claim cards and University ma
triculation cards to provide in
formation for exemption. AU
University students are requested
to carry matriculation cards.
Violations of the customs reg
ulations may be turned in to !
the Customs Board at the HUB
desk. Written reports of viola
tions must contain the name of
the violator, his violation, the
date and time of the violation,
and the name of the informant.
The violator will appear before
the board for hearing and. if
found guilty of the violation,
will be sentenced.
The board has indicated that
it will not recognize ignorance of
the regulations as a valid excuse.
Members of the Customs Board
may not actively participate in
customs. The board consists of the
following: George Wills and
Katherine Dickson, co-chairmen.
and Heather Lorentz, Patricia O'-
Neill, Sara McCoy, Sandra Gusky,
Dana Harrison, George Sifter,
Samuel Moyer and Alvin Cle
mens. They will carry identifica
tion cards.
Other freshman customs regu
lations are:
1. Freshmen shall not • walk
FOR THE FINEST IN
QUALITY and SERVICE
PENN STATE
LAUNDRY and CLEANERS
Between the Movies
on campus grass or any un•
paved shortcuts.
2. Senior Walk. the strip ex
tending along College Avenue
from Allen street to Pugh street
gates, is out-of-bounds. This in
cludes the wall adjacent to the
walk.
3. Freshmen are required to
know the names and locations
of all major buildings on cam
pus.
4. Freshman men will answer
to the call, "%Mon, Frosh." by
doffing their dinks in the direc
tion of the upperclassman giving
the call. Freshman women will
respond to the call. "Curtsy.
Frosh," by delivering the polite
gesture in the direction of the
upperclasswoman giving the call.
5. Freshman men will not be
permitted to place their hands
in their pockets while strolling or
lounging on campus or in the bor-
State to Extend Survey
For Interstate Highway
HARRISBURG (.4") The State
Highways Department said today
it will extend its preliminary sur
vey for a proposed north-south
interstate highway between
Washington. Pa.. and the Pennsyl
vania Turnpike.
After a meeting with Western
Pennsylvania legisjators, the de
partment said it would survey an
alternate route for the proposed
road which would by-pass Pitts
burgh.
3-HOUR LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANING AVAILABLE
For Your Convenience
301 W. Beaver
FREEZER FRESH ICE CREAM
ough of State College.
6. Freshmen shall know the
name of the dean of their col
lege. the name of the president
of the University. and the name
of their counselor.
7. Freshmen are permitted to
smoke only in their dormitories
while on campus.
8. High school athletic awards
or sweate r. and pins of high
school organizations shall not he
worn on campus. The only ath
letic letter worn on campus is the
Penn State "S."
9. The east side of the Mall
and the diagonal walks extend
ing from the front of Old Main
shall be considered "hello"
walks. Freshmen must say
"hello" to all persons they meet
; while on the walk.
10. Freshman men must doff
their dinks and bow to the Old
Willow on the east side of the
Mall. while freshman women
must curtsy.
11. Freshmen must know all
'University cheers and songs and
must sing or chant them when
requested by upperclassmen and
upperclass• women.
12. Women must be in their
dormitories by J1:15 p.m. week
days during customs and at
111 p.m. and 1 a.m. on Fridays
and Saturdays.
13. The "hello spirit" is en
couraged on all parts of campus.
' 14. Customs offenders will
appear before the Freshman
i Customs Board for a hearing.
PHONE AD 7-7629
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