FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1957
rs of India to Present
in Saturday at Schwab
Danc
Progr
The Dancers
fifth program
8:30 p.m. tomorr
of India, starring Shanto Rao, will give the
f the student sponsored Artists' Series at
in Schwab Auditorium.
he subject of an article, "Temple Rites of a
'n Life magazine this week.
Miss Rao is
Lovely Indian,"
The group is touring the coun
try with the approval of the In-
Idian government and the aid of
the Asia Foundation, a non-pro
;fit, non-political orga n i zation
!founded by private citizens.
nter i The current tour is the first
; in this country for the entire
udent Associa-; company but Miss Rao appeared
L "Nickelodeon at the New York Museum of
e films at 7:30 Modern Art in April 1955.
Center.
n in the early
n picture in—fromwn. The first dance.
the Bowery •
ngth "Spook-'
r two will be:
i The group is made up of twenty
dancers and musicians who bring
South India three styles of
One is the Bharata Natyamd, a
female solo dance of the Tamil
shorts, "The regions which was originally per
i the Park." ; formed facing the statue of a god
tb will hold a , in the temple court. Faubion
tonight in the ,Bowers, an Oriental dance critic,
udent Center.lhas called this "India's most bril-
K ahn w i l Oiant and classic dance"
and the Book
i Eve services
Ina Brith Hil-
Old-Tim:
To Be Sh
At LSA C
The Lutheran S
lion will sponsor
Night" with old ti
tonight in the LS,
Three films tak: l
days of the motif
dustry will be sh
film will feature
Boys in the 'full
Busters." The oth.
Charlie Chaplain
Champion" and "I
The Newman C 1
surprise party at 8
Roman Catholic S
Rabbi Benjamin
speak on "Sputnik
of Job" at Sabbat ,
at 8 tonight in the
lel Foundation.
The Hillel Choi , directed by
Ruth Schugar, will participate in
the service. Other paOcipants will
be members of Phi Sigma Delta
fraternity.
The Oneg Shabbat will follow
regular services. Phi Sigma Delta
members also will participate in
this. Israeli folk dancing will take
place at the Oneg Shabbat.
Prof's Wife Hurt
In Auto Accident
Mrs. Randall S. Stout of 525
W. Ridge Ave., State College, was
struck by an automobile at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday.
Mrs. Stout, the wife of Dr. Ran
dall S. Stout, professor of public
finance, was treated by a local
physician for minor injuries of
the leg and arms.
The accident occurred at West
College Avenue and South Ather
ton Street.
Police said that Mrs. Stout
walked into the side of a car
driven by Bruce W. Knauss of
Bedford R.D.
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LEICESTER, ENGLAND LTI
Sunglasses are to be issued to
women handling fluorescent leath
er at a shoe factory here.
I just don't know what kind you like best. Do you
want a Royal, Remington, Underwood, Smith-Corona
or do you want an imported model such as the Olym
pia, Olivetti, Hermes or Everest? Do you want green,
grey, maroon, rust or a two-tone model? What features
do you want, a magic margin, automatic space adjust
er, carriage and keyboard lock?
Why not do me a favor and go down to Nittany
Office Equipment and compare these wonderful new
model portables. When you come home for Thanks
giving vacation you can tell me which model you've
decided on and Mrs. Claus and I can send our check
into Nittany Office Equipment. It'll save us a lot of
ci
worry, and y 'll. be absolutely sure of getting the
Christmas gift ou want.
'your p rtable typewriter headquarter?
231 S. ALLEN ST.
Films
The two major aims of the So- ;
viet education "garden" were be passed before the student can
and still are—political alignment ;be promoted; passing the 10th
'and technological excellence. :grade test is a prerequisite for
Americans h ave seen t h e se . 'graduation, since the 10th grade
suit of Soviet politic- -I educe- is the final one in the Russian
secondary school program.
Lion: a Russian population in
doctrinated into the one-party I Of those students who graduate
. from secondary school. 30 per
system.
cent are admitted to college on The result of Soviet technical
,aimcn Two thin streaks of light the basis of rigid requirements of
excellence which must be met by
' The development of the Soviet '
across the sky—Sputniks I and ll. 'students in competition, with each
technological force begins in the' other '
early grades of the primary
Physicist to Address
;schools. Pupils are impressed with
• the idea that the supreme goal Ml COHOqUiffl Today
'is college and mastery of the sci- Dr. D. R. Frankl, head of the
:ences. Because of their orienta- electroluminescence section of the
Lion to this goal, the students de- physics laboratory from the Syl
,velop a devout competitive spirit vania Electric Products Inc., wilt
Another is the Mohini Allem. Miss Shanto Rao toward achievement in school. speak to the Mineral Industries
a classical female solo of Ker- I._ They compete for superiority colloomum at 4:15 p.m. today in
Indian Dancer
ala on the Malabar coast. This in a program which is much the Mineral Science; Auditorium.
dance, which is always done by ' . more rigid than any in the Uni- His topic will be "Electrolumin
a woman alone, was banned for ' 1 ted States—so rigid that Soviet essence of Zinc Sulfide Single
30 years because of 'indecent • Students to damaging health effects on the doctors have complained of the Crystals."
Sign
.....
corruptions of the original," but
was revived in 1950. children who have to devote ::',;:•;':'''.::.:::•:.:
For Cap, Gown '. , long hours of study to their
These two dances are done b
schoolwork.
Miss Rao. y
By the time a student has fin-
The third is the Kathakali, a
Seniors and graduate students th a e r3 d,
10 years of intensive pri
classical dance drama of lieralaj
and secondai schooling, he,
i graduating in January may sign `"
These story-plays tell of heroes has been exposed to four years
and villains in pantomine with up for their caps and gowns at of chemistry, five years of phy
fantastic make-up and head- the Atheltic Store on the follow-:sics, five years of biology, one
dresses,
ing days: year of astronomy and a 10-year.
In India, Kathakali productions.
Colleges
of Engineering, Educa- program of mathematics ranging
often begin by the light of an t -from arithmetic to calculus.
tion and Agriculture majors on In addition, Soviet secondary
oil lamp in early evening and last{
all night. Since such performances;Nov. 18 and 19; Colleges of Busi- school students devote much of
cannot be given for an American I ness Administration, Liberal Arts . their time to the study of lan-
audience, Miss Rao has selected tand Home Economics on Nov. 20' guages as an instrument of for
excerpts
from the dances. land 21; Colleges of Chemistry and, eign policy. According to the ;::
Physics. Mineral Industries and United States Office of Educe- i?
Physical Education, Nov. 22 and lion, 40 per cent study German, :::
23. :,,:
.40 per cent English and 20 per •%. -
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The deposit on caps and gowns cent Latin, Spanish or French. ' .::K::::K:::::•
is S 5. Cap, gown and hood de-1 All students must take nation-;
posit is $lO. Invitations and an-,ally-controlled examinations at; .f;iiiWgii : . : .
nouncements at 10 cents each may the end of the fourth, seventh 'WAWA
be ordered on the same days at and 10th grades. The fourth and W::::: : A*: ,
the Hetzel Union desk.
'seventh grade examinations must ''lk.::::::jAilfi.u....:<*.
New pledges of Tau PM Delta
are Gary Scott, Wade Nutter, Har
ry Bowlin, Charles 'Whiteman,
James De Tuerk, Stanley Burkey,
Roger Friedrich, Adam Bulharoi,v
ski, James Knauss, Robert For
ney and Arthur Ohl.
Initiates of Alpha Xi Delta are
Suzanne Bond, Roseanne Gon
zales, Betty Rishel, Linda Poor
baugh, Miriam St. Clair, Eleanor
Rarig, Jane Luddecke, Margaret
Querry and Evelyn Wernham.
OF COURSE
I KNOW
YOU WANT ...
A Portable
Typewriter
- for Christmas!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR
CHUCK'S PICTURE LAST
CHRISTMAS, I'M SO GLAD
YOU HAD IT TAKEN BY
324 W. BEAVER
Red Education
Science, Conformity
Comprise Red Goal
"People must be grown carefully and tenderly, just as a
gardener grows a favorite fruit tree."
With these words, in the earl• stages of Russian com
, munism, Josef Stalin established the letter and law of Soviet
education.
Kepler Studio
Photographers
Second of a Series
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Dear
Santa.
PH ADams 8-0131
LOVE,
MERRIE
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What's New?
Why, the cool, lively
rhythm of the Don
imaltz Dixieland Com
bo. Here Friday after
noon, 4-5:30. for our
regular TGIF IThank
God It's Friday) ses
sion.
TGIF
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