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Debators Score 4-2,
5-5 in Tournaments
Members of the Men's debate team compiled a 4-2 record
in the Boston University tournament and a 5-5 record at the
North-South tournament at the University of West Virginia.
The women’s debate team had a 5-5 record in the Capitol
Hill tournament at the University of Maryland.
Jay Feldstcin and Gerald 80-!
gus of the men's team debated!
both negative and affirmative in’
the Boston Tournament. They de-:
feated Brondeis University, East;
Nazarene College, the Massachu-!
setts Institute of Technology and;
St. Ansalome’s College. They lost 1
to Boston University and Tufts
College. i
In the North-South tournament
the affirmative team of Herbert;
Cohen and Nathan Brenner had
a 1-4 record. They defeated Wash- 1
ington and Lee College. They;
were beaten by Richmond Col-,
lege. Marietta College. William;
and Mary College and Waynes- 1
burg College.
The negative team of Byron
La Van and Kermil Winkle
blech defeated the University
of West Virginia. Washington
and Jefferson University and
Concord University. They were
defeated by Richmond College.
The affirmative women’s team
consisting of Sandra Grotsky and
Carol Reed defeated Purdue Uni
versity. Merchant Marine Aca
demy, Ohio Wesleyan College and
the University of Maryland. They,
lost to Bradley College.
Arlene D'Onoirio and Vic
toria O'Donnell of the negative
team defeated Duke University.
They lost to Dennison College, j
Dartmouth College, Norhwest- |
ern University and Bales Col
lege.
All teams debated the national
topic, “Resolved: that compulsory
membership in a labor organiza
tion as a condition of employ
ment should be made illegal.”
Recovery Turbine
Given for Research
A power recovery turbine from
a Curtis-Wright turbo-compound
aircraft engine has been given to
the University by the Curtis-
Wright Corp., Wood Ridge, N.J.,
for use in research conducted un
der contract with the Office of
Naval Research.
Paul Ebaugh, assistant dean for
research in the College of Engi
neering and Architecture, said
that the turbine, valued at ap
proximately $5500, will be used;
in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering,
Jackson Awarded
Research Grant
Dr. Douglas N. Jackson, assis
tant professor of psychology, has
been named co-investigator in a
research grant for $3352 awarded
by the National Institute of Men
tal Health in the US. Public
Health Service.
Titled "Some Relationships be
tween Intellectual Abilities and
Personality Organizations,” the
study is designed to investigate
the extent to which personality
factors can account for intellec
tual performances.
Phys Ed Council
To Hold Banquet
The Physical Education Stu
dent Council of the College of
Physical Education and Athletics
will sponsor a banquet for faculty
and -’udents in the spring.
The council also will send out
questionnaires to get students’
opinions of items brought to the
attention of the council which
have included a complaint about
“out-of-date” pictures in Recrea
tion Hall.
Head of Art Education
To Serve as Consultant
Viktor Lowenfeld, professor
and head of the Department of:
' Art Education, has been invited:
by the US. Department of Health,
Education and Welfare to sene
as one.of 20 consultants to the
Advisory Group of Educators to
prepare the 1960 White House
Conference.
The conference is called every i
10 years by the President. ‘
THE DAttY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
... _ Phil Prof to Address
Library Receives Academic Colloquium
ii* , . • | i Dr. Henry A. Finch, professor
tIISTOfICQI Letters of Philosophy, will speak at the
t-. „ d r'i „ . ~ • , 5 Academic Year Institute Collo-
The Pattee Library has obtained quium at 4:10 p. m . today in 109
several letters dealing with Aracr- ■ Armsby.
jican history around the time ofj Finch will speak on “What is
the Revolutionary War. iMan?”, an exercise in the tech-
i The letters, donated by Karl' nic l ues of scientific definition. The
iGoedecke of Hazleton, were writ-j l3^.. 15 °i* n t 0 the P ublic
ten to Paul Leicester Ford, his-L
torian and bibliographer.
The letters of Charles Stille,
.Pennsylvania educator and his-!
torian, concern the number of;
Pennsylvania soldiers in the Revo
lutionary War. Those from F. D. :
Stone, librarian of the Historical
Society of Pennsylvania, deal
with John Dickinson. j
In South Australia, Royal Flv-j
ing Doctor Service aircraft fle'w
more than 50.000 miles in 1956 tli
patients in remote areas.j
About 170 flights were in response,
to radio calls for urgent help.
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1* Richmond, CoM.
!3 Profs' Childr
Three University professors’
children and two other fourth
grade members of the Nittany
Avenue School escaped serious in
jury Monday when a dynamite
l cap exploded in their classroom.
| Dennis Klaus, son of Erwin
j Klaus, associate research profes-i
:sor of petroleum chemistry, de-j
donated the cap in the room after!
Ihe found it on the way to school.;
iThe boy connected two wires ofi
the cap to a dry cell which was in
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the room for demonstration pur- 0. Lewis, associate professor of
poses. English literature; Susan Rigley,
Klaus is listed in Sfsdenfe; Che^i
condition” m the Centre County Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hospital, Bellefonte, with multi- Harry B. Tavlcr; and Frances
pie injuries to the right side of Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
his body. . Stanley Wallace, all of State Col-
The four other students re- 1 lege,
ceived less serious injuries- from
the flying shrapnel. They were
Arthur Lewis Jr., son of Arthur
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Kappa Phi won its third straight
when it topped Theta Delta Chi,
41-23. Sigma Tau Gamma beat
Theta Xi, 21-15 and Phi Kappa
Sigma, beat-Alpha Chi Rho, 35-
20, in the other fraternity tilts.
In two other independent
games, the Slipsticks won over
the Greensmokers, 38-24 and the
Hamilton Hustlers defeated the
Fearless Five, 27-22.
Seeking Opportunities In
Technical Sales Research & Design
__ Production -
f f Your placement office can
make an appointment now
for you to see our
/.\r. Lawrence Snyder
who will be on your
campus on March 6, 1950
ATLAS
POWDER COMPANY
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
n, 2 Others Hurt in Cap Blast
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5. 1958
Committees to Report
At Chem-Phys Meeting
The Chemistry-Physics Student
Council will meet at 7 tonight in
209 Hetzel Union to hear reports
by the Open House and Academic
Honesty Program committees.
FOR GOOD RESULTS
USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED
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THE PRECEDING DAT
BATES—*!? words 01 (cut
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10.75 Two insertion!
11.00 Three insertions
Additional word* S for .90
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FOR SALE
ARE YOU in the chosen 24?
1956 FORD Victoria, accessories, ona
owner, excellent condition. Can be seen
at Carson's Esso, corner Koutc 322 and 650-
1952 FORD needs work, must sell.
Cheap.. Call AD 7-4933 after six, ask for
Joel.
FOR RENT
WHO SETTS the standard for propriety aa
well aa beauty? The chosen 24 naturally.
VERY CLEAN quiet single room for non
smoker. Available immediately. Three
blocks from town. Miss Farber AD 8-6464.
SINGLE ROOM, first floor beside bath;
near campon. Male graduate student
preferred. AD 7*2665.
HALF OF double room with or without
board. Very quiet 243 South Pugh St.
ONE-HALF DOUBLE room for rent. 355
East Foster Ave. Cell for information.
AD 8-8019.
SINGLE OR double room for rent at 420
South Pugh. Call AD 8-6013.
SPEECH 200 book, name in cover. Bob
Navarra. Call Jim Wood. Phi Kappa
Tau. Reward.
K&E SLIDE RULE Wednesday in Main
Eng or Willard. Call HO 6-61G6.
r HO swapped black checked
overcoat Saturday morning 4th floor
Boucke, please call Lionel at AD 7-2444.
Leave your name .and .number.
WILL PERSON who. exchanged rain coats
with me Friday night in La Galeria
contact Red Smith AD 7-4304.
JUST WHO are the chosen 24? Check
Bill Coleman.
ONE PAIR man’s glasses, brown leather
case, vicinity of Boucke, Thurs. after
noon. If found please phone AD 7*3535.
BLACK AND chrome umbrella in 121
Spark! Wed. Feb 26, Call AD S-0116.
Reward.
WHOEVER PICKED up a raincoat In the
Corner Room Sunday please call AD
7-4957. Ask for Lam Hood.
ONE SILVER Monet Earring; small heavy
hoop which clips on. Finder rtdl AD
8-0716.
ONE WOMAN’S trench coat with red and
green plaid lining lost Saturday. night
atDeltaSigma Phi. Reward. Ext. 426.
FOUND
THE young lady from Shenandoah
Heights, Pa. contact Mike Hancber AD
7*4346 for Items left in car.
WANTED
RIDE TO. New York City and back
weekend of Friday March 14. Four peo
ple. Call ext. 276 or ext. 147fcJ, Pete Lar
son.
THE CHOSEN 24 can be seen at Bill
Colernan’a.
EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires typing
ox term papers, reports etc. Fast* rea
sonable service. Phone AD 8-6943 after
6 p.m.
MALE CAMP Counselors: General and
epedfclty Camp Susquehanna, New
Milford, Pa. For information contact Ralph
Kehrli, 1117 W. College Ave., State College.
AD 7*3137 after ten.
TUTOR FOR Commerce 31; will pay
62.00 per hour. Call Dan AD 7-4402.
MATURE GRADUATE student or couple
to manage rooming and boarding club
on year-round basis.. For additional infor
mation call AD 8-8090 or write P.O. Box
Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAPABLE TUTORING in Philosophy 1,
2, 6 and 12 offered by .Philosophy
major. Reasonable. Cali Marty AD 8-0067.
NEED A combo? The'Jim Moran Quartet
is open for bookings. All types of music*
Call ext. 3150.
COME—LET’S go strolling at the Sopho
more Class Dance Sat. March S —■ 9 to
12 in HUB.
NEXT TO becoming a wife what doe*
every coed look forward to being? On#
of Bill Coleman's chosen 24 naturally.
ZOOLOGY CLUB invites everyone in
terested In working with zoology prof*
on experiments to firat.meeting March 6,
7:30 at 113 Frear Lah.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all make* at
typewriters. We will call for and deliver
four.typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment
AD MIU. • .