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Delegation
3-Day ICG
Members of the Intercollegiate Conference on Govern
ment will show its skill in "politicking" at its national con
vention in Harrisburg today, tomorrow and Saturday.
A full delegation of more than 25 members, headed by
James Goodwin, senior in physics from Philadelphia, will
attend.
The annual event is designed
to give college students practical
experience in pushing legislation
through a model political conven
tion.
ICG is a statewide non-parti
san organization founded to
provide a meeting place for rep
resentatives of any 'political par
ty or philosophy. Members de
bate model bills, following strict
ip a r liamentary procedure. The
University chapter was started
about 20 years ago and is ad
vised by Lee E. Corter. assistant
professor of political science.
Ten committees tomorrow will
present bills of statewide and na
tional interest which have been
debated at weekly ICG meetings
and at the regional convention at
Gettysburg College. Bills will be
brought before the full conven
tion of about 30 schools Saturday.
Delegations also will vie for
the two top positions in ICG—
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WHAT IS A TEN•OAY DICTATOR?
•ONDON WAKEFIELD. Brief Chief
1.1 OF KANSAS
LIGHT UP A light SMOKE-LIGHT UP A LUCKY!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Attends
Meeting
state speaker and slate clerk.
Mrs. Carol Kling, a University
alumna, will act as state clerk
and assistant to the executive di
rector. William Kling, senior in
journalism from York, is regional
director.
Students May Get
Symphony Tickets
A total of 1638 student tickets
still remain for the Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday night in Recreation Hall.
Ticket sales to non-students
will begin at 9 a.m. today and
continue until 5 p.m. Friday.
Tickets cost $1.25 each, Any re
maining tickets will be distributed
to students on Saturday morning.
The orchestra, under the direc
tion of George Szell, will give
the last concert of the present
Artists' Series.
BON VOYAGE presents? You might give a
substantial checking account in the Left
Bank of Paris. A deck of cards for playing
London Bridge. Or walking shoes in which
to Rome Italy: Better yet, give Luckies—
and make your present a Partin' Carton!
A Lucky, after all, is the best-tasting ciga
rette anywhere. In Paris you hear, "Un
Luckee? C'est merveilleux !" (That's
French!) Roughly - translated, it means: it's
all fine, light, good-tasting tobacco, toasted
to taste even better. (That's advertising!)
Just light up a Lucky and see for yourself!
(Now, that's smart!)
IS A LONG•DISTANC!
'ONO CHAMPION?
WHAT IS A SHEEP'S "HEAD"
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JOYCE, !ASSN. Bleating Greeting
PENN STATE
Dodge to Give
Lecture Tonight
On Red Schools
Dr. Homer L. Dodge, president
emeritus of Norwich University,
Northfield, Vermont, will lecture
on "Soviet Education: A Chal
lenge to America" at 8:15 tonight
in 119 Osmond.
He will give a special lecture,
"Camera Lens on Russia," for the
College of Chemistry and Physics,
at 2:10 p.m. today in 117 Osmond.
The talk will be illustrated with
slides.
The lectures are based on
Dodge's recent trip to Russia.
Dodge won recognition from
American educators through his
development of the Department
of Physics and the Graduate
School of the University of Okla
homa. He was founder and first
director of the Research Institute
there.
A physicist, Dodge was the
only non-engineering member of
the engineering education mission
to Japan in 1951, sponsored by.
the Council of the American So-'
ciety for Engineering Education.
He was the first president of
th e American Association of
Physics Teachers.
•Passenger cars were involved
in over 78 per cent of all U.S.
traffic fatalities in 1957 and in
86 per cent of traffic injuries.
WHAT IS A MODEST MISTAKE?
Pace Ace
ANN! LUBELL.
BROOKLYN COLLEGE
WHAT IS AN ADROIT FISHERMAN?
WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Master Caster
YOUNGSTOWN U.
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Humble Bumble
Wimer to Talk
At UCA Dinner
The Rev. William Wimer of the
United Church of Christ will
speak at the installation banquet
of the University Christian Asso
ciation tonight.
His topic will be "A New Look
at Christian Leadership."
The banquet will follow the in
stallation of new officers of UCA
at 5:10 p.m. today in the Eisen
hower chapel.
Outgoing President Richard
Martin will speak at the banquet
on "A Look at Past UCA Events,"
and President-Elect Thomas Dau
bert will speak on "A Look To
ward the Future."
The Rev. Hal Leiper, associate
'director of UCA, will deliver a
!mediation on "Chosen." Gove El
der will be master of ceremonies.
Grad Faculty to Hear
Dennis Lecture Today
Lawrence E. Dennis, vice pres
ident for academic affairs, will
speak to the graduate faculty at
4:10 p.m.today in 121 Sparks.
FRATERNITY
NEWSPAPERS
Letterpress • Offset
Commercial Printing
352 E. COLLEGE AD 64744
Stuck for dough?
START
STICKLING! MAKE $25
We'll pay $25 for every Stickler we
print—and for hundreds more that
never get used! So start Stickling—
they're so easy you can think of dozens
in seconds! Sticklers are simple riddles
with two-word rhyming answers.
Both words must have the same num
ber of syllables. (Don't do drawings.)
Send 'em all with your
name, address, college
and class to Happy-
Joe-Lucky, Box 67A,
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
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CIGARETTES
WHAT IS A MOTHER WHO
SPARES THE ROD?
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THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1958
Lion's Paw--
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cusations of partiality, he said.
Nurock added he wasn't try
ing to impugn the integrity of
any administrative members.
Coogan, a Lion's Paw alumni,
assured Nurock it would be be
neath administration offices to
interfere in such an investiga
tion.
Nye, in explaining the grounds
on which his committee can in
vestigate a student activity, said
a preliminary hearing would first
be conducted to decide if there
is enough material for an investi-,
gation. "We don't want to act as
an open forum for personal dis
putes," he said. Investigation
would have to be on facts, he
added, saying th e committee
wouldn't be part of a case of
"some disgruntled student who
has sour grapes because he wasn't
picked for the organization."
Nurock said last night there are
many people, from all classes,
who are interested in general
knowledge of the group—not just
because they weren't tapped.
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THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-17 words or less:
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FOR SALE
BLOND MAHOGANY table Hi-Ft set,
practirally new. Phone Faggot ext. 3982.
Beat offer over EH.
NEW CLARINET, must sell, reasonable.
Call AD 84200.
PHLUEGER PELICAN spinning reel, like
new. extra spool with line. $23 when
new—sl6. Call Brad Karan AD 7.2002.
1929 MODE!. A Ford coupe, rebuilt en.
gine, good body and tires, inspected. Call
Al AD S-0154.
WILL SELL $16.00 Spalding tennis racket
fur $lO.OO. In excellent condition. Call
ext. 864.
FOR RENT
TWO GIRLS to share apartment starting
June Ist.—m, alking distance to campus.
Call AD 7-7089 after 5, p.m.
FIRST FLOOR apartment available in
June: block and one-half from main
gate. Rrange and refrigerator furnished.
One person or married couple with no
children preferred. Call AD 8-9826.
WRISTWATCH—morning of Apia 12,
west campus or Meat. Call ext. 2886.
Reward.
PINK LEATHER 'wallet of sentimental
value in vicinity of Mali and Schwab.
Reward offered. Please call Irene ext.
12354.
AREX SPINNING reel end fiberglass pole
at Whipple's, April 15th afternoon. Call
AD 7-7014. Reward.
WILL PERSON who took K&E slide rule
by mistake from Waring Hall please
return it to the Waring Information desk
or eat/ Jake. ext. 3487.
RAGGED BLUE notebook on campus. Re
ward. Call Chuck AD 8-8315.
SWISS-MADE wrist watch, leather strap—
between Sparks and Boucke: lost Friday
morning. Call Roger Shoemaker ext. 2905.
ONE BLUE Navy cap cover with. gold
anchor—Sigma- Chi Sat. night. Call
Norm ext. 2933.
CLASS '56 Baldwin High School ring. Call
Paul AD 7-4969.
WILL THE person who took tan trench
cos! from Ith floor Boucke April 11
contact Bob Michael ext. 283.
FOUND
ONE PAIR men's black rimmed glasses
in Waring lounge. Contact Dennis ext.
2814.
WANTED
COMBINATION Sports-News reporter. If
interested. call in person for interview.
Tyrone Deily Herald, Tyrone, Pa.
ONE DOZEN banana' and a tin cup for
Bernie. Call ext. 279.
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR requires 'iv*
or six room furnished house or apart
ment Sept. through June. Write James
Carroll, 212 Whitmore.
DELIVERY MAN-8 p.m. to 11 p.m. six
nights a week. Sea Mr. Dashbach, Nit
tany Dell, 400 E. College Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OPPORTUNITIES FOR girls in th;junG
or senior class who are interested in a
summer counselling position in a fine
coed camp. Director of Pine Forest Camp
in the Poconos will interview at the
Student Employment Office in Old Main
on Wed., April 23. Sign up in advance
for an appointment.
CARS SIMONIZED—we pick up and de
liver four hour service—s 6.96. Call Nat.
The Simonize Man AD 8-0994.
FRESHMEN—Pick up your FREE tickets
at the HUB desk for the Freshman Class
Dance "April In Blue" to be held in the
HUB ballroom April 19 from 9 to 12.
ULTRA SMART chemise? Casual Her•
mudas? Have them expertly tailored
from materials of your choice for con
siderably less than store prices. Call AD
8-8256.
iT'S HASSINSER, for racket stringing
the No.Awi way. Latest factory equip
ment, prompt service, guaranteed work.
Longer life to string and racket. University
'Tennis Service. 514 Beaver Ave. after
5 p.m.
LOCAL REPAIR Servito on all makes of
typewriters. W. will call for and deliver
Tour typewriter. Nittany Office Equipsuen‘
ID 1141211.