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IiCA Seminars to Include
Observations in Europe
The University Christian Association will sponsor two
European seminars next summer.
A 41-day "Introduction to Europe" seminar from June
20 to July 31 will emphasize political, educational, and re
ligious patterns, and a 49-day "International Relations"
seminar from June 27 to Aug. 15
will emphasize the political situ
ation in central and eastern Eu-
Psych Prof
Appointed
Dean's Aide
Dr. Edward 13. Van Ormer, pro
fessor of psychology, will serve
part-time as assistant dean of the
Graduate School, effective today.
Ili:: appointment as assistant
dean was approved at the Satur
day meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Board of Trus
tees.
Earns Degrees
Dr. Van Ormer was born in
Norwood. He received his BA de
gree from Juniata College and his
MA and PhD degrees, both in psy
chology. from Columbia Univer
sity.
Following his graduation from
Juniata College. he served two
years as a teacher in the public
schools of Mount Union.
Joins Faculty
He then served on the faculty
of Wooster College. Wooster. Ohio:
Juniata: Wagner College. Staten
Island, N.Y,; St. Joseph's College
for Women, Brooklyn. N.Y.; and
Hunter College, N.Y.. before he
was appointed in 1936 as assist
ant professor of psychology.
Dr. Van Ormer's research in
terests have been in the areas of
educational an d psychological
measurement, learning, child psy
chology, and instructional aids.
He is a member of various pro
fessional organizations and is a
fellow of the American Psycho
logical Association.
Dorms Will Hold
Christmas Dinner
Students Lying in residence
halls will celebrate their Christ
mas candlelight dinner this eve
ning in dormitory dining rooms.
according to Mildred A. Baker.
director of food service.
Thirty-five hundred pounds of
turkey will be prepared for the
main attraction.
The full menu will include a
fresh fruit salad with cheese pas
try. whipped potatoes, peas, and
molded cranberry sauce.
Roast turkey with giblet gravy.
parkerhouse rolls, and decorated
Christmas cakes and candy, which
have been specially prepared for
the occasion.
ICE SKATES
MENS & WOMENS FIGURE
start at $10.95
C. C. M.s
start a, $13.95
24 Hour Ice Skate
SHARPENING SERVICE 75c.
SKATING SOCKS, HATS, EAR MUFFS,
AND WINTER SKI CAPS
YOU CAN GET IT AT
METZGERS
S. ALLEN STREET
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Qualified members of the UCA
staff of the University will act
as directors. Each seminar will be
limited to 20 students. Applica
tions will be accepted from any
University student.
Students to Meet
Students will meet members of
the British Parliament and the
West German Bundeshaus, stu
dents and professors at Cam
bridge University and the Univer
sities in East and West Berlin.
and leaders of the Protestant
churches of Europe.
They will observe and discuss
the concerns and convictions of
Europeans in this age of political
and spiritual upheaval; the atti- '
tude of Europeans toward Ameri
can people, culture, and foreign
policy; the economical, political.,
and ideological forces which are'
shaping the world; and how I
stu
dents can be more responsible par
ticipants in world affairs.
Itinerary Includes
The itinerary for the "Introduc
tion to Europe" seminar includes
four days in Cambridge; seven
days in London; six days in Paris:
four days in Bonn; seven days in
Berlin; three days in Munich;
four days in Wildhaus. Switzer
land; three days" in Kerk en
Wereld. Holland; and two days in
Amsterdam. The seminar will cost
$750 per student.
The itinerary for the. "Inter
national Relations" seminar in
cludes 12 days in England; five
days in France; 13 days in Ger
many; four days in Vienna; three
days in Zagreb, Yugoslavia; two
I days in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia;
two days in Venice; four days in
Switzerland, and two days in Am
sterdam. The cost for this seminar
will be $B7O per student.
Costs Include
The seminar costs include trans-1
continental transportation by a
special four-engine plane; accom
modations in carefully selected
second-class hotels or university
dormitories and meals in accord
ance with the customs of the re
spective countries.
Early application is encouraged.
Applicants will be notified by
March 1 regarding acceptance. A
registration fee of $25 is payable
on application. This is included in
the prices above, and will be re
turned if the application is not
accepted.
Inquiries for further informa
tion and for application forms
should be addressed to: The Rev.
Robert B. Starbuck, University
Christian Association, Helen
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
Alum
Collegian Alum
Receives Grant
From Columbia
Herbert G. Stein, a former city
:editor of The Daily Collegian, has
been named recipient of the $750
;1956 Maxwell M. Geffen Scholar
ship by the faculty of journalism
tat Columbia University.
Stein, 28. was a 1951 graduate
' o f the University. Since that time
he has been a reporter on The
Oak Ridger in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Stein was born in Pittsburgh.
and attended the University of
Pittsburgh for two years before
receiving his B.A. degree at the
University. He served in the Ar
my, 1946-47 and was on occupa
tion duty for a year.
Maxwell M. Geffin, editor of
Omnibook Magazine and a grad
uate of Columbia's School of
Journalism. class of 1916, made a
gift of 515,000 to Columbia Uni
versity to establish the scholar
ship in the amount of .$750 an
nually, to the student "best quali
fied in periodical journalism."
This year's award marks the third
annual Geffen Scholarship.
Candidates far LaVie
Will Meet TomorroW
Sophomores who wish to be
come candidates for the LaVie
staff will meet at 7 p.m. tomor
row in 105 White Hall.
Experienced photographers may
also attend this meeting. Candi
dates should have at least a 2.0
All-University average.
By 1970, Penn State Alumni
throughout the world are expect
ed to number at least 100,000.
PENN STATE
TOUR of EUROPE
Summer 1957
Call AD 8-6635
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it is—ADams 1-2921
Opticians to Hold Display
The American Optical Company The following firm will conduct
will display and demonstrate interviews for February _grad
some of their newest optical uates Dec. 17 in the Placement
equipment today through Thurs-. Service Office in 112 Old Main:
day in 301 Buckhout. 'Alpha Portland Cement: BS: CB.
CLASSIFIEDS
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the preceding day."
KATES
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116.75 rwo Insertions
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FOR SALE
:3-SPEED PHONOGRAPH, portable. 'CA
model. good condition. Reasonable. Call
Peggy ext. 10S6.
NINE DRAWER black wooden de,k. Good
condition. Contact Joe, AD 74967.
1 PAIR Ladies Keds, white, size SM. Only
worn twice--V. Call Ginny est 10/.7
PINK DELUSTEIIED satin dresp with
- - -
empire waistline. Size 12. worn only
once, perfect for holiday season. Call All
7-79159.
WEBCOR 3-Sneaker automatic
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changer magnetic cartrige diamond style.
Contact Don Rosenberg ext. 1170 Room 50
Hamilton.
1954 VINDALE mobile home. Di foot awn
ing' included. Set up in nice location.
See at Woodsdale Park. Phone AD 84010
or HO 8-6876.
NEWLY PATENTED Loretta Kaufmann
Creme. Clear the skin of acne. pimples,
acid. rash, exzema, and other skin irrita
tions. Also very good for athletes foot.
You need only a few• applications. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Try it and be amazed at
the results. Distributed by Sara IL Kauf
mann. Huy it at 410 E. College Ave., State
College.
SLIDE RULE in brown case, name on case
(Peshock). Call Vince Ramik AD 7-050
room 38. Reward.
1950 PACKARD 8 4-door sedan, engine
excellent Cheap. AD 8-9872.
CORONA SILENT Portable Typewriter
with math engineering keyboard; Win
chester model 52 .22 target rifle a ith stain
less steel barrel custom stock; also elec
tronic multi-tester and tube tester in
portable case- Cheap. AD 8-8579.
PHOTO ENLARGER 3.5 lens, miliel film
carriers for 35 mm. 214 x 2!4. Cool oper
ating. like new. Bargain. Phone AD 7-2E37
after 6.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1956
Employment Interview
FOR SALE
15112 CHEVROLET. Good condition. Res.
~unable twice. Call ext. 411 McElwain.
WINCHESTER 70 270 cal. Boit action:
hardly used. List price $124.95—wi1l sell
for $f 5. Call Bob AD 7-3473 after 7 p.m.
FOR RENT
PARKING SPACE-2 automobiles at 243
• South Pugh-.
LOST
REWARD FOR information leading to re
covery of black and white "Humber
Sports" Engli,,h bicycle. "Call Eastman.
AD 7-4161.
HEAD -SCARF ,white silk, lost between
Simmons and Home Ec Bldg. Finder
please call Anne, 276 Simmons.
PAIR OF Clat=ses, blue case, Sat. Dec. 1
• near Locus Lane. Finder call Jack
AD 8-6240.
WANTED TO BUY
DEER HIDES 31 each, unless clamored..
Phone AD 74159 for pickup or bring
to 314 S. Burrowes St.
HELP WANTED
STUDENT JOB—workin dining room and
kitchen in exchange for meals. Call at
317 E. Beaver. Ask for Miss Bush..
STUDENT PlNBOYS—steady part-time
- - -
job if you can schedule the right two or
three evenings. It's 51.95 singles or $3.98
doubles for a full two-hour tournament.
Inquire Dux Club. 128 S. Pugh St.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOUR PIECE COMBO and/or singing
(Continental.) want Friday night jobs.
Call ext. 786. a.ik for Tierney.
EUROPE TOUR—Summer 1957. Join perm
State men and women. For information
and reservations call AD 8-6G35.
WANT REALLY good round and square
dancing? The Serenaders have an open
ing Dec. 15. Call Dan AD 7-7621.
FOR PROMPT and expert radio and phono.
graph service stop at State College T.V..
232 South Allen Street.
IS YOUR typewriter wiring you trouble!
If . so. call AD 1-2492 or brine machine
to 493 W College Ave.
James Thurber
Giovannetti
Carl Carmer
Winston Churchill
Emily Kimbrough
Katheryn Hulme
, A. Guthrie, Jr.
Rt.lth McKenney
$ 7.50
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3.50
3.75
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6.00
3.75
4.00
3.95
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