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Education Workshop
Scheduled for July
The sixth annual Workshop on Education for Inter
national Understanding will be held at the University during
the main session, July 1 to August 10.
Three or six credits may be earned by students enrolling
in the six-week course, which is open to students of all de
partments, teachers, school administrators, foreign students,
organizational representatives and
the general public.
Dr. Leonard S. Kenworthy, as
sociate professor of education at
Brooklyn College, again will
serve as director of the work
shop. Dr. Rose M. Cologne, pro
fessor of education, will be the
coordinator.
The Champ-
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recalls lo this writer's mind a :
certain girl in the Olympic Try- •
outs in Rec Hall a year back,
and we must again praise Ar
mando fo- his excellent eye.
Her name is Muriel Davis. She’s
from Indianapolis, Ind. and she
was on the women’s Olympic!
team. She and Armando had ai
friendly “battle of the medals”!
at th«- recent AAU tourney and!
as -isual, the male conquered, 5-3.1
In Muriel's defense it must bej
said that she had three gold med-|
als, but so did Armando, who also I
had two third-place medals. I
There’s plenty more to talkj
about this great Penn State ath-i
lete, but space limits us to these
few words of praise and appreci
ation for a job well done. ;
Parmi Nous Taps
24 Junior Men
Twenty-four juniors have been Other speakers will be an
tapped by Parmi Nous, senior : n , oun . ce< * The workshop will
men's hat society. ,also include discussions, films and
They are: " ;other audio-visual materials and
Joseph Boehret. James Hart,j ass *^ ne( l reading.
Harry .Oxman, Philip Petter, Earlj The 1956 workshop had 38 par-
Poust, George Wills, Louis Won-|ticipants, including a core of 18
derly, Robert Yeager, Richard! summer session students for the
Biery, George Harrison. Stephen!entire 6-week period. There were
Higgins, Paul Schonbachler. I two delegations from abroad, in-
James Schry, George Sham-!eluding three educators from Bo
baugh, Robert Stroup, Richardjlivia and 13 guests from Belgium,
Schilpp, Ronald Casarella, PerjFrahce and French possessions.
Torgerson. Roy Vollmer, Richard] Representatives of the World
Martin'.’ Marshall Berman, Gary Brotherhood Organization and
Miller, Alan Jones, Vincent Ca- the World Affairs Council of
rocci, Philadelphia also attended.
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To Visit Unil&d Nations
One week of the workshop will
jbe devoted to the Middle East,
j another to Latin America and a
|third to Africa. A week's study
jOf the United Nations will be
(highlighted by a 3-dav trip to the
(United Nations headquarters in
New York City.
| Among the guest speakers will
Ibe Guillermo Nannetti, educa
itional secretary of the Pan-Amer
jican Union. The Rev. James H.
Robinson, executive director of
the Morningside Heights Com
munity Center, New York City,
jwill address the joint meeting of
the workshop and the School
Superintendents and Principals
Conference on July 23.
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1948 NEW MOON Houietrailer, 24 foot,
patio and aluminum awning—$875. Col
lege View Trailer Park. Phone AD 7*4462.
MAGNA VOX HI-FI AM-FM radio
45 r.p.m. Phonograph. 12" Hi-Fi speaker;
2 original Glenn Millet albums; auto
graphed Benny Goodman albums and
others. Call Schantz ext. 119 L
AUSTIN HEALEY 100, 1955 sports con
vertible ; radio, beater, cigarette lighter.
Original owner. Call AD 8-1054.
SUITABLE TRAILER Locations—-Sunrise
Trailer Court, six miles from State
College on Benner Pike. Water, sewage,
laundry, garbage facilities. Call ELgin
6-4446 after 5 p.m.
1952 HUDSON “8". RH. hydramatic, new
inspection, economical to run—s37s. Call
AD 7-4979 ask for Lee.
HOUSE TRAILER—I9S6 Richardson. 41-
foot, two bedrooms.. Set up on nice lot.
33200 See Mike Sikorski, Hoover's Trailer
Park.
OPPORTUNITY— pins 1952 Elcar house
trailer. Owner graduating. Reasonable
offer will be accepted. Open for inspection
Sat. and Sunday, weekdays after 5:30.
John Hlbler, 32 Hilltop, State College, Pa.
TWO BUNKBEDS with mattresses, one
cabinet, one bureau, one chest of drawers,
one desk. Phone AD 8-6990 after 6:15 p.m.
ROOMS FOR Men. All summer sessions
at Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver Ave.
Convenient to town and campus. Special
low rates. Reservations now being taken.
Ask for Mrs. Elleard.
FURNISHED TWO-ROOM apartment for
rent two blocks from - campus. ' Free
parking. laundry. Available immediately.
Call AD 8-1043 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
except weekends.
ROOMS FOR Men. All summer sessions.
Special rates. 216 W. College Ave.
ROOMS FOR Men. All' summer sessions.
Rooms for double or single occupancy
at 222 S. Allen. Reservations also being
taken for fall semester, double occupancy
only. Upper classmen in engineering and
graduate students preferred. Call AD 6-
6774 before 5 p.m. to see rooms and make
reservations.
JUNIORS AND Seniors—make reservations
now for school year 1957-58. Board and
room at Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver Ave.
Ask for Mrs. Elleard.
FURNISHED APARTMENT—three rooms
and bath, centrally located. Available
July 1. Days call AD 8-6727 and evenings
AD 8-8598.
APARTMENT—reasonable: private bath.
Available June 1 to Sept. 7. Convenient
location. For married couple. 622 W. Col
lege Ave. Call AD 7-4073.
JUNIORS AND Seniors make reservations
now for school year 1957-58. Board and
room at Marilyn Hall. 317 E. Beaver Ave.
Ask for Mrs. Elleard.
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FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM, first floor, beside bath,
near campus. Male only. Available in
June. Call AD 7-2666.
VERY CLEAN 3 room apartment, private
bath from June lto Sept. 1. Couple
preferred. AD 7-2043.
SINGLE OR double rooms for summer
sessions, very reasonable. Call AD 7*4050.
APARTMENT— FURNISHED. 3 rooms,
private bath; near campus; available
June Bth. Contact Bill Grove, 225 S. Atb
erton St., Apt. S.
APARTMENT LEASE for sale for fall
semester. Available for summer. Call
AD 7-2575 or contact 41 Metzger Bldg.
ROOMS FOR men—all summer sessions at
Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver Ave.%Con
venient to town and campus. Special low
rates. Reservations now being taken. Ask
for Mrs. Elleard.
ROOMS FOR men. Ali summer sessions.
Rooms for double or single occupancy
at 222 S. Allen. Reservations also being
taken for Fall semester, double occu
pancy only. Upper classmen in engineer
ing and graduate students preferred. Call
AD 8-6774 before 6 p.m. to see rooms
and make reservations.
3-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, avail
able for summer, 1 block from campus.
Call AD 7-7967 after 5 p.m.
ROOMS AT Sigma Alpha Mu. 312 Locust
Lane, for all summer sessions. $4.00
per week. Contact Gary Zinman AD 7-
7732.
CANNON, type used in yacht races, at
Lambda Chi Alpha Sat. night. Call
Jarvis ext. 288.
GIRL'S BLUE-RIMMED Glasses in a blue
case on or around Beaver Field. Call
Ellie ext 1098.
PAIR OF dark-rimmed prescription sun
glasses, near HUB or girls* dorms last
Sunday. Reward. Call Dave Sifter AD 8-
6786.
LIT. 21 BOOK—The Literature of Eng
land. Finder call Joan, 409 Atherton.
PAIR OF black flannel slacks in front
of Simmons, Saturday night Call Tim
Helvig at ext 960.
ALLIGATOR RAINCOAT lost at DTD
Friday night, if found call Don Doyle
ext 1189. $5.00 reward.
PAIR OF sunglasses at Municipal Tennis
Courts Monday evening. Call Chip
Strange. AD 8-8394.
ALLIGATOR RAINCOAT. Phi Kappa
Sigma last Saturday eve. Name in neck
band. Tim, AD 7-7754.
LADIES GOLD Watch with green stones,
left in HUB'S ladies room by ballroom
at 6:30 on last Monday. Sentimental value.
If found call 421 Simmons. Reward.
SINGLE OR Double rooms for summer
sessions. Very reasonable. Call AD 7-4050.
KHAKI COAT from Theta Xi Sat nite;
green lining. Call Sue, 401 McElwain.
FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1957
WILL THE PERSON who took an Alii-
gator raincoat with a Rex label from
AXP Saturday night please call Bob Terry.
AD 7-2207.
GIRL'S EYE glasses and Shaeffer dot pen
in 110 E.E. Call Oaks at AD 8-9006.
ONE DOUBLE or two single rooms for
fall semester. (Female students). Pre
ferable close to campus. Call Jan 'at
AD 7-3992.
TWO MEN to share advantages and re
sponsibilities of five-room apartment for
summer. Close to campus. AD 7-2307.
CAMP CONRAD-WEISER at Werners-
ville, Pa., will interview men for general
counsellor and village chief positions—
attractive salary range. Interview dates—
May 17. 18. Sign up in advance at 112
Old Main.
WANTED— Roomers for summer school, if
planning to stay 6-9-12 weeks. Price $4.00
per week. Contact Dave Lcnzner, Pi Lamb
da Phi. 125 S. Pugh St Phone AD 8-9185.
HELP WANTED
STUDENT PIN BOYS—Steady part-time
job if you can schedule the right two
or three evenings. It's $1.95 singles or
$3.98 doubles for a full 2 hr. tournament.
Inquire Dux Club, 128 S. Pugh St.
DISHWASHERS WANTED at Alpha Ep
silon Pi fraternity. Call Martin Freed
man at AD 8-1039.
RIDE WANTED
RIDE TO California after June 8. Call
ext 1198, Karl Lilje.
MISCELLANEOUS
PRICES ON Student-Rate Subscriptions to
Newsweek and Time magazines will ad
vance before. Sept. 1. Get new and re
newal subscription in now if possible.
Rates till Sept J, $3 a year. Other Btudent
rate subscriptions as follows: Life $4.00
yr, 2 yra. $7.00; Sports Illustrated $4.00 yr.;
Harpers $3.00 yr.; Readers Digest 16 roos.
for $2.00: Atlantic Monthly $3.00 yr.
Publishers hill you' after subscriptions
start. Write Frank P. Klein, 608 E. 17 St-
Brooklyn 26, N.Y.
HAUL IT YOURSELF—two wheel utility
trailer, new tires, bumper - hitch. Call
anytime, 124 Osman Street.
FOR PROMPI and expert radio and phono
graph service stop at State College T.Y«
432 South Allen Street.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble f
If so cal) AD 7-2492 or bring machine
to 633 W College Ave.
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No-Awl Way. Latest factory equipment.
Prompt service; guaranteed work: longer
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