TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1.19
Kilpatri
Gradua
Dr. William Kilpat
one of the founders of
open the Graduate Sch
121 Sparks.
Kilpatrick will spz
Stands For and - Why."
Dr. Dexter Perkins, emin
torian associated with t
versities of Rochester, Cor
Harvard, is also scheduled
Perkins will speak on "'
eign Policy of the United
Today" at 8. p.m. Nov. 12
Sparks.
Dr. Walter H. Judd, Republi
can congressman from Minne
sota, a member of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs,
and a former medical mission
ary in Asia, will speak at 8 p.m.
Nov. 13 in Schwab Auditorium.
Judd will speak on "A Re
appraisal of Foreign Aid."
The rest of the schedule for the
lecture series is:
Dr. William Turner, former
dean of the School of Social Work,
University of- Pennsylvania, "So
cial Work in a Dynamic World,"
8 p.m. Feb. 11, 121 Sparks.
Dr. H. Bently Glass, profes
sor of genetics, Johns Hopkins
. University and receni - past
president of the American Insti
lute of Biological Sciences:.
"New Horizons in Human Gen
etics," 8 p.m. March 3, 121
Sparks.
Dr. Otto Will Jr., director of
psychOtherapy, Chestnut Lodge,
Rockville, Md. - ,- - "Human Related
ness and the Schizophrenic Re
action."
The lectures are open to the
public.
Salesman Given
'Bum's Rush'-
'A 'would-be stationery sales
man, believed to be an Ohio State
University -fraternity pledge, got
- the "bum's rush" !this. weekend
from McKee Han.
Campus Police "ushered" the
salesman from `the hall since no
such solicitation is' allowed in
residence halls.
Col. Lucien B. Bolduc, head of
Campus Patrol, said the "visit" is
almost a yearly occurence. He
said last year he dismissed a simi
lar person, a pledge from Ohio
State, who was supposed to sell
100 boxes of stationery to Uni
versity students.
Accidents--
(Continued from page one)
The only accident in State Col
lege this weekend involved a
parked car - owned by Joseph
Barefoot, a student from Fried
ens.- Police said John Ballenger
of State College RD was driving
west on College Avenue Sunday
night when he struck Barefoot's
auto.
Damages were listed as $125 to
the Barefoot car and $175 to the
Ballenger vehicle.
An auto driven by Fred .
Maurer, a student from
Schwenksville, Friday was
struck along College Avenue by
another ophrated by James H.
Smith of Madisonburg.
Police said Maurer was pulling
out from a parking stall on East
College Avenue when Smith
crashed into him. Total damage
was $145.
Young Republican Club
To Run Fall Campaign
The YOung Republican Club
Will meet to organize for the fall
campaign at 7 tonight in 2(09 Het
zel Union.
Members will be namec
Select Centre County Yon
publican Committee for G(
anatorial candidates in 19
taVie Art Staff tohileet
LaVie*art staff will inlet at 7
tonight in 201 Temporary -
Candidates who are sophomores
or juniors in art or architecture
may attend. .
Botany Club Plans Elections
The Botany Club will elect of
ficers at noon tomorrowl in 2Q2
Buckhout.
k Will Open
e Lectures
lick, dean of American educators and;
he modern school of education, will'
00l lecture series - at 8 p.m., Oct. 23 . in!
"Modern Education; What it
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Prof Named Head
Of Speech Group
e For-
States
in 121
Harold P. Zelko, professor of
speech, was elected chairman of
the Business and Professional
Speaking Interest Group of the
Speech Association of America at
the group's annual convention in
Boston.
At the convention Zelko spoke
on "Current Practices in Training
in Oral Communication for Busi
ness and Industry" and was chair
man of a sectional meeting deal
ing with "Industry's Oral Com
munication Needs."
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revamped Un ivers it y literary
magazine, the old Lantern, Robert
Nurock, editor-in-chief, announced
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