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Van Zandt
To Ag Eng
James E. Van Zandt of the Joint Congressional Com
mittee on Atomic Energy will address the American Society
of Agricultural Engineers at its spring meeting, to be held
today and tomorrow.
Van Zandt will discuss peaceful uses of atomic energy,
especially in agriculture at 3:10,
p.m. today in Schwab Auditorium.
Sterling W. Mudge of New York
City will keynote the opening ses
sion at 2 p.m. today in the Mineral'
Science Auditorium. His topic will
be "Working Together."
A banquet will be held today
in honor of John E. Nicholas, a
faculty member for 28 year; who
has worked with the American
Society of Agricultural Engineers.
Fred Knipe, engaged in Rocke
feller Foundation sanitation re
search, will talk on "Mosquitoes
and Engineering," and William A.
Junilla of Storrs, Conn., will dis
cuss poultry house ventilation.
Uses of radiation in biochemistry,
food preservation and milk steril
ization will be discussed by other
staff members.
Dr. C. H. Blanchard, associate
professor of physics, will explain
nuclear reactors before a tour this
afternoon through the atomic re
actor.
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men will have a check—or at least
a vote—over what we do."
Dr. B. Wallace Brewster, pro
fessor of political science, said
that if military integration were
endorsed the faculty "would op
en a Pandora's Box." Be added,
"If we insist on having courses
in citizenship or survival train
ing, then we should also make
driver training compulsory—or
better yet, marriage survival,
something everyone should
know."
Dr. Harry L. Krall, professor of
mathematics, in one blunt sum
mary question asked, "Is ROTC
worth academic credit?"
Dr. Franklin B. Krauss, profes
sor of Latin, said, "None of the
other colleges at the Senate meet
ing wanted the ROTC program.
This is not in character." If some
thing is good, he continued, the
other colleges want it and fight
for it.
"The military seems flabber
gasted at our invitation to be part
of the college—and they must be
diplomatic about it," he said.
ENGINEERS!
THE HANDBOOK OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
39th Edition (1957-58)
Limited Time Only
Regular Price 9.00
KEELERS PRICE 150
KEELER'S
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Tennis Courtßeservations
Reservations for Beaver Field
and varsity tennis courts can be
made by calling extension 2106
after 1 p.m. The courts will be
reserved on a one-hour basis and
can be reserved only 24 hours in
advance.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Benner Pike Plan
Starts in October
The proposed widening of Ben
ner Pike to four lanes from State
College to Dale Summit has been
placed under the federal highway
program and scheduled for con
tract in October.
The state highways department
today announced the 3.36-mile
stretch of Route 545 as one of 33
additional highway projects on
President Dwight D. Eisenhower's
accelerated public works projects.
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such as student fees and federal
aid, will have to increase pro
portionally in the larger budget.
Approximately 90 persons, in
cluding administrative and fac
ulty members, representatives of
companies participating in the
exposition and student leaders
attended the banquet.
Entrance Exam Forms
Available at Post Office
The final date for filing appli
cation forms for the Federal Civil
Service Entrance Examinations is
today.
Applications can be secured at
the local post office. The exami
nations will be given on May 10
in most locations in the United
States.
.Record Sale
RCA - Capitol - Columbia
Mercury - and others
SHADLE ASSOCIATES
corner Beaver and S. Allen
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Sparks Receives Award
Benjamin C. Sparks, instructor American Society for Engineering
of engineering mechanics, has re- Education.
ceived the Young Engineering His paper dealt with organized
Teacher Paper Contest award for orientation - programs for young
the Allegheny section of the engineering teachers,
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THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-17 words or less:
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$0.75 Two insertions
31.00 Three insertions
Additional words 5 for .05 for each day
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FOR SALE
AQUA LACE evening gown, ballerina
length, size 12, - worn once-110. Phone
ext. 2006.
3-SPEED mares bike—Hercules. If in
terested call Joe AD 8-0974.
HOUSE TRAILER 28-ft., very reasonable.
Must sell. Call AD 1-2172 after a p.m.
weekdays.
GOWNS—Fink taffeta net full length,
white taffeta net ballerina, size 1&/16.
Call Bev ext. 897.
BLUE CORD suit, size 36, excellent con
dition. Call Leo AD 1-4939.
1949 KAISER four-door sedan, very good
condition, price $176. Radio and heater,
good rubber. Call AD 8-6435.
TRAILER 1062 32 ft. Mobile Cruiser; red
and silver. Reasonable for sale. For
appointment Bill Fuller AD 8-6740.
SUMMER TUX, size 38 short. Excellent
condition, worn twice, reasonably priced.
Call EL MCA.
, -
CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD
8-6237. Fine used cats and trucks for
salsage and resale.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT-3 rooms plus
kitchen and bath. Available dune through
August only. Call AD 8-0974.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED 3-room apart
ment to sublet for fall semester.or for
summer and fall. AD 7-2192 after $.
3 ROOMS and bath, nicely furnished.
vate entrance, porch, garage. Couple
preferred; available July 1. Call AD 7-4098.
AVAILABLE JUNE littl bedroom apart.
went for married couple or single
person;, 1. 1 "; blocks from the Mall. Call
Bob AD 7-7848.
RAINCOAT IN front of 219 Boucke. Please
contact Gary Weiss exL 295.
BLACK SUEDE jacket 2nd floor Willard
Monday. Finder call ext. 2741 ask for
Wes.
WILL GIRL nho took wrong trenchcoat
at Delta Tau Delta Saturday night please
call elt. 309. I have yours.
PERSON WHO took jacket outside 12
Sparks Apr. 21 between three and four
please return. Call Neal ext. 278.
LAUNDRY CASE in Thompson parking
lot Sunday. Please call Frank ext. 2861.
Take a,Puff... It's Springtime
FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1958
or Engineering Paper
LOST
ONE PAIR men'a black frame slaws In
charcoal black calm Urgently needed.
Contact Hob ext. 3930.
WANTED
VOTES FOR Penn State's "Most Lovable
Prof," Professor Snarf. Picture's and
voting at the RUB or Mall.
WANTED—BUYER '63 Ches.. 2-door. A-1
condition, must tell. Call T. Kendall
AD 7-4203.
COUPLE DESIRE furnished apartment,
three rooms plus bath; starting mid.
June. Call John AD 7-7241 after 6.
ENGlNEERS—railroad or armchair to are
film "Mainline U.S.A." and hear "The
Changing Railroad Picture" Monday Apr.
28, 7:00 p.m. M.I. Auditorium.
PASSENGERS TO Los Angeles, Calif. xis.
St. Louis end of semester return Sept. 1.
Bill Fuller AD 8-6740.
RIDE FOR two—New York City or Conn.
Belll ,
Friday afternoon May 2nd. Call B
ext. 3676.
DELIVER MAN-8 p.m. to 11 p.m. sig
nights a week. See Mr. Dashbach, Nit
trly Dell. 400 E. College Abe.
MISCELLANEOUS
LOOKING FORWARD to a goal time on
Tuesday night? Then you'll uant to tee
Phi Kappa and Sigma Alpha Mu "Strike
It Rich" at Carnival . . . Look for the
giant Float-With-A-Heart Monday evening.
HAVE A SECRET . . . yen to mine scold?
See "Have Gold Will Shovel." Beta
Sigma Omicron and Triangle.
COEDS! HAVE that stunning party dress
for those big weekends ahead eapertiy
made at reasonable cost. AD 84266.
WHO WERE the little young Indira?
I'VE GOT A SECRET! AIM-Leonides—
Spring Week.
WHAT IS Wyatt Earp's 'secret? Set the
Alpha Xi Delta-Delta Sigma Phi tooth
April 29.
THE LINE UP. Who stole Luseionas'e tea
pot? See Alpha Gamma Delta-Delta
Upsilon at the Carnival!
WHAT IS Wyatt Erp's secret? See the
Alpha XI Delta-Delta Sigma Phi booth
April 29.
GOOD GRIEF! It's Alpha Chi Omega and
Beta Theta Pi at Carnhal I
ITS HASSINGER for racket stringing
the No-Awl way. Latest factory equip
ment, prompt service, guaranteed work.
Longer life to string and racket. University
rennis Service, 614 Beaver Ave. after
6 p.m.
LOCAL REPAIR Berries on all makes of
typewriters. We will call for and deliver
tour typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment.
AD 8.618