PAGE TWELVE Group Attempts' To Establish Loco! DeMolay Students who are members of the Order of DeMolay are at-. tempting to establish a chapter at the University. The chapter, when formed, will be limited to students. In order to reach male students who might be members, informa tion on the plans have been dis tributed through the Air Force and Army ROTC classes. William E. Sayers, freshman in arts and letters from Carlisle, who is heading the group seeking to establish the chapter, said that al though at the present the group is interested mainly in contacting students who are now in DeMolay, after the chapter is organized, stu dents not now members will be offered the opportunity to affil iate with the chapter. The Order of DeMolay, com posed of young men between 14 and 21 years of age, was founded in 1919 in Kansas City, Mo., by Frank S. Land. Building better citizens and leaders are among its goals. It is sponsored by the Ma sonic Blue Lodges but member ship does not lead to affiliation with any Masonic order. Anyone who is a DeMolay member may contact either Stan ley Foster at AD 7-4444 or William Sayers at AD 8-8441 x 3584. Students May Register For I-V Conference Students now may register for the central Pennsylvania chapter of the Intervarsity Christian Fel lowship's annual spring confer ence Friday through Sunday at Camp Hate-to-Leave-It, near Lock Haven. "The Dynamic of the Christian" is the theme of the conference. Registration may be made through Robert Daris, ADams 8-0186. ,1.• -16 , , ' t ep<: , Z 01. 1 1.0,V="z,t4F4 M - ksi t:iwy Display-- (Continued from page one) been set up by the Dupont Com pany. Ten questions on engi neering will be answered elet trically. Other company displays include Philco Vanguard communication control components, international busines machines miniaturization, Reliance Electric gear motors and variable speed drives and a Gulf Oil salt dome display and Gulling process. Also represented are Alcoa, Ternstedt Division of General Mo tors, Koppers Corp., Dow Chemi cal Co., Sylvania, Philco, Westing house, I.T.E. Circuit Breaker, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Bell Tele phone. Bethlehem Steel and Min neapolis-Honeywell. Exhibits may be viewed from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the card room, game room, art gallery and the lounge in front of the HUB desk. Tennis Court Reservations One-hour reservations for Bea ver Field and varsity tennis courts can be made by calling extension 2106 after 1 p.m. Reservations can be made only 24 hours in advance. The Beaver Field courts are open all day Tuesdays,' Thursdays and Saturdays, but are frequently used by physical education classes during other days. MEETING OF CIRCULATION STAFF OLD AND NEW MEMBERS THURSDAY, APRIL 24 7:00 P.M. Main Office THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Eavesdroppers-- (Continued from page one). you say, Barb, 26 people are listening in." The new system has simplified long distance phoning immensely, according to James F. Barr Jr., company representative. Thirty years ago it took five operators as long as 14 minutes to make a long distance call, he said. Now one operator can make it in less than a minute. In many areas, people can make their own calls by dialing a three digit regional code number be fore the local number. All code numbers contain a zero or 4 one so they will not conflict with local numbers, Barr said. Key to Life-- (Continued from page one) second; bridge tournament, Delta Chi and Sigma Sigma Sigma, champions. Professional fraternity scholar ship for fall, 1957, Alpha Zeta; social fraternity scholarship for fall, 1957, Phi Sigma Upsilon; Sigma Chi Scholarship improve ment trophy, Kappa Sigma; out standing soror i,t y scholarship, Kappa Alpha Theta. lA. total of 38,700 Americans were killed in 1957 traffic acci dents. PhysEd Instructor, Prof Publish Health Article Dr. Donald B. Swegan, assistant professor• of physical education, and Gene T. Yankosky, instruc tor in physical education, are ,co- + CLASS ADS MCST BE IN BY 11:00 cm, THE PRECEDING DAY RATES-17 words or less: $0.50 One Insertion - $0.75 Two insertions $l.OO Three insertions Additional words S for .05 for each day of intertion FOR SALE BASEBALL SHOES used very little, black leather, metal cleats, size 10. Call Ray Euler AD 7.4951. TRAILER 1252 32 ft. Mobile Cruiser; red and silver. Reasonable for sale. For appointment Bill Faller AD 8-6740. TWO BALLERINA length Roans. size 7, light orchid and mint green. Excellent condition, price reasonable. Call AD 7.4378 anytime. SUMMER TUX, site 38 shoit, Exeellent condition, worn twice, reasonably priced. Call EL 5.9611. ENGLISHMAN'S BICYCLE. No thing of beauty but a joy for mnny More pedal miles—sls. Al) 8.0915 between 5;30-7:30. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring ; white gold solitaire style. 23 points, beautiful mounting. Must sacrifice. Worth $l5O. Make offer. Call AD 7.4819 ask for Ron. CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD 8-6237. Fine used care and trucks for salvage and resale. MUSIC 6 STUDENTS—Ha% ing trouble remembering those symphonies? Buy 10 of the 13 symphonies on 45 rpm records from George Harrison. AD 8-1183. '67 PLYMOUTH Savoy 9-door, reasonable. Must sell, leaving country. Call Dave at AD 8-9082. • FOR RENT AVAILABLE JUNE Ist—l bedroom apart ment for married couple or single person; 1 1 ,( 2 blocks from the Mall. Call Bob AD 7-71448. REDUCED RATES summer sessions rooms. Cool, clean, comfortable: ,close to cam pus-644 double, $8 single. Address 619 W. College Me. AD 7-7212. ROOMS AVAILABLE. any or all summer sessions. Pleasant atmosphere, kitchen privileges, at Theta Kappa Phi. Call AD 8.6311. ..,, i ; , l7lo,:fACtgi , YOU 10,41£Ep 7,pgetdrig hard abatit'what'i ahead after" about ustrles ,, co futur es. Out aeadlacts. " • • s's- • Cheek that date beloWr.lheAllied inter vlearer will be here soon, ready t5l do sa me Straight talking about your -future. ' worth a halt-hour to look into a thin pany 'that has a dozen reSaaretilaboratories, , 2,, • . • over 10,i/plants, ancia natiOh•witienetwork of salesoffitel. It's Worth learning about ' therborn to grow ata company that:plaices •': ' - naire than .34i00Oroducts , ...chemizars, • *sties; fibers, and new ones eery year. •• • ' What Whiten lobs? Whicklecations? • , Wheetv.preituets? What sort of future? •„ • e • For the facts” you need,, • " • ,• „ „ AION, UP; NOW 'f6lt 'AN !NTERVI EW, :ft • BNOA it:AV 9' ;, ..`V - f • • , Z,c,NEW.vortit XOf t `,Vl l "..'g , `,` •, • s • • • ' • %,`‘''' •,-N,•;`• '''•% 't's • 4 , ?4,;41 , ~K;',s>.:4Z,..":'; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1958 authors of an article, "Effect of Repetition Upon Speed of Pre ferred-Arm Extension." The article was published in the March issue of the Research Quarterly of the American As sociation of Health, Physical Edu cation and Recreation. =O:C=C:I IFIEDS + PERSON WHO took jacket ootahle 11 Sparks Apr. 21 between three end leer please return. Call Neal ext. 276. LAUNDRY CASE in Thompson parking lot Sunday. Please call Frank ext. 2H4. WILL PERSON who took kakhi raincoat from Mineral Industries Building -Tufa. day morning call Larry Goldberg ext. 224. ONE PAIR men's black flame glass°, in charcoal black case. Urgently neeettl. Contact Bob ext. 3330. REWARD FOR 1958 Penn State class ring- R.N.C.; garnet atone. Call Dub AD 8-9154. DU FRATERNITY pin on camptia : bee 69 and HRH on the back. Call Homer AD 74998. FIRST BASEMAN'S trapper mitt loet on golf course April 14. If found ptone ext. 2962. Reward. WANTED PASSENGERS TO Lon Angeles. CJif. liar St. Louis end of semester return Sept. 1. Bill Fuller AD 8.6740. RIDE FOR two—New York City or Conn., Friday afternoon May• 2nd. Call rim ext. 3676. DELIVERY MAN—B p.m. to 11 p.m. !II nights a week. See Mr. Dashbaeh, Nit lacy Dell, 400 E. Collette A'e. MISCELLANEOUS PINT SIZE pie pitehire pent,waisto Floe problem plagued panel. COMING SOON. WHAT IS Wyatt Erp'n xecret? See the Alpha Xi Delta-Delta Sigma Phi tetAkt April 29. GOOD GRIEF! It's Alpha Chi Omega and Beta Theta Pi at Carnhal! IT'S HASSINGER for racket stringing the No,Awl way Latest factory et,uip.. ment, prompt service. guaranteed work. Longer life to string and racket. University rennin Service. 614 Beaver Aso. after 5 p.m. LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes of typewriters. We will call for and deliver your typewriter. Nltteny Officio Equipment AD 8.41211 - -7 le d I (2 , 1 e mita' OEM
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