PAGE EIGHT Oxman to Discuss Quest for Perfection Dr. G. Bromley Oxman, president of The Council of Bishops of the Methodist Church, will speak on "The Quest for Perfection" at the 10:55 a.m. worship service in Schwab Auditorium tomorrow. Holder of honorary degrees from 19 colleges, seminaries LSA to Elect New Officers Sunday Night The Lutheran Student Associa tion will elect 1958-1959 officers at 0:30 p.m. tomorrow night. Refreshments will be served A Lox and Bagel Brunch will be held Irma 11 a.m. to noon to morrow at Hillel. Sponsored by Alpha Epsilon Phi, the cost for the brunch will be 35 cents for members and 65 cents for guests. United Church of Christ will elect new officers during a game night scheduled to begin at 6:30 pm, tomorrow. Candidates are president, Earl Harbaugh, Judy White; vice president, Kent Hunt zinger, Jim Miller; secretary-trea surer, Linda Metzgar, Barbara Smith. "Marriage and Divorce" will be this week's topic for the New Testament survey course at the Church of Christ. Class begins at 6.30 p m, tomorrow. •In 1957 1330 Americans were killed in train-car crashes. MEN OF AMERICA: ON SEA DUTY • White spray pounding! • Wind a-blowing free! Keen eyes look For danger on the seal • 4 With the ships on patrol, ' s " ‘.'•• You'll find a man ' Stops to take big pleasure s'zc;•‘, When and where he can... • „,041.k ' VIN 4 _ ' ' 1 CHESTERFIELD Mbwi- Fs • • 2 .•.•• ; s'a" • M 3 , ,..:: k' • I "- -" 1 ', =ME Nothing satisfies like the BIG CLEAN TASTE OF TOP-TOBACC THE DAV COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA and universities, he is a member of both the Executive and Cen tral Committee's of the World Council of Churches: Oxman, former president of De- Pauw University, represented the American Church at the en thronement of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Oxman is the author of A Testament of Faith, published this month in Boston. Willa Taylor will direct the Chapel Choir voices in "Christ, Be Thine the Glory" by Heinrich: Schutz. George Ceiga, Universit3r organist, will offer an all-Bach organ schedule. He will perform "Prelude in G Major," "Adagio from Tocatta and Fugue in C Ma jor" and "Fugue in G Major," all by Bach. Preston N. Williams, assistant to the chaplain, will discuss "Our Responsibility" a' the 9 a.m. I Protestant Service of Worship to 'morrow at the Helen Eakin Ei senhower Chapel. The Meditation Chapel Choir ;under the direction of Willa Tay lor and student director William Reeves, will sing, "Teach Me 0 Lord the Way of Thy Statutes." Genevieve Dilts, associate direc tor of the University Christian Association, will conduct the or 'der of worship. Prexy (Continued from page one) populations," he said, "and stu dents trained for their futures in a large school are better equipped to handle their prob lems when they leave Penn State." Although Walker felt the Uni versity's continued growth would not eliminate a "school person ality, intimacy and "esprit de corps." "We had a personality with 6000 students, we have one now, and there is no reason to believe that we don't have one with 25,000 students," he said. "Our size is not a liability, ex cept to those students who want a smaller school," Prexy said. "Those students are better off at smaller schools." He said a few alumni have criticized the Uni versity's continued expansion, but later they have admitted that I "Penn State is a better school I for it." On a different subject. Walk er was asked if he thought the Board of Trustee meetings should be opened to the public. He declined to give a "profes sional opinion" saying "I'm only the secretary of the board and I never vole on this type of issue. "These men get little prestige and no pay for their job. They work long and hard as Trustees, even though they didn't ask for the job. I don't feel it's my place to try to tell them what to do with their own meetings." WDFM Schedule Change Radio Station WDFM will broadcast the Float Parade at 5:55 p.m. and the He-Man and Queen of Hearts contest at 8:30 Monday instead of its reguarly scheduled programs for that day. Laboratories Will Be Shown At Chem-Phys Open House The laboratories and buildings of the College of Chem istry and Physics will be open to visitors today as part of the college's 1958 Open House, sponsored by the student council of the college. The most - powerful microscope in the world and the quietest room in Centre County are among the more than 25 laboratory dis plays open to the public. Guided tours of the buildings and laboratories w ill be con ducted every half hour between 1 and $ p.m. Members of the student affiliate chapters of the ACS and AICHE, and members of the various honorary organi zations will act as guides for the tours which will be conducted for chemistry, chemical engi neering, physics and pre-medi cine. Throughout the early afternoon, lectures will be given by students and faculty of the department in 119 Osmond. Robert Black will demonstrate explosions, noises and "spectacular things," in his talk, "Chemical Black Magic." Dr. Kenneth Manning will per form demonstrations that illus trate the basic principles of phy sics. Some of the more interesting effects of high voltage will be shown along with experiments in volving spinning students and dropping dolls. Dr. Mary Willard will explain some of her work in a lecture on "Chemistry and Crime De tection." Dr. Willard is a na tionally known expert in such f i e l d s as detection of poisons and other applications of chem istry to criminology. Live-action shot— U. S. Coast Guard Bicycle Inspection To Continue Today Registration and inspection of bicycles will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at the rear of the State College Municipal Building on Frazier Street. All student bicycle owners must register their bicycles at the in spection center. Today's inspec tion will be the next to last check ing period. The deadline for license inspec tion is May 5 and the last inspec tion will be held May 3. A fee of 25 cents is charged for the license and 25 cents for inspection. CLASSIFIED ADS MUST RE IN BY 11:00 a.m. THE PRECEDING DAY RATES-17 words or less: $0.50 One insertion $0.75 Two Insertions $l.OO Three Insertions Additional words 3 for .05 for each day of insertion FOR SALE 1956 36' 2-BEDROOM Trailer with B'x - 10* patio; immediately matlable to first reasonable offer. Phone AD 7-7946 anytime. HOUSE TRAILER 28-ft., very reasonable. Must sell. Call AD 7-3772 after 6 p.m. weekdays. GOWNS—Fink taffeta net full length. white taffeta net ballerina, size 15/14. Call Bev ext. 897. 1949 KAISER four-door sedan, very Rood condition, price $176. Radio and beater, good rubber. Call AD 8405. CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD 8-6237. Fine used care and trucks for salvage and resale. THREE-MAN FURNISHED apartment: f rooms and bath; available June through August. Contact Metzger Bldg., Apt. 36 or call AD 8-0786. FURNISHED APARTMENT-3 rooms plus kitchen and bath. Mailable June through August only. Call AD 8-0374. 3 ROOMS and bath. nicely furnished. pri• vete entrance, porch, faunae. Couple preferred: available July 1. Call AD 7-41188. TAPED HIDH School Class Ring. Boucki Ladies' Room. Initials R.F.H. Call ext. 1176. SPIRAL NOTEBOOK lost in Bourke Fri. day April 18. Contains Accounting notes and bluebook. Call Rod at AD 8-8360. DEITZGEN SLIDE Rule in HUB April 23 at noon. If found call Bruce AD 7-2266. Reward. RAINCOAT IN front of 219 Donate. Heave contact Gary Weiss ext. 295. FOUND—GOLD 1956 Clairton class ring. Call Jim ext. 3306. WANTED—BUYER '53 Cher•. 2-door. A-1 condition, must sell. Call T. Kendall AD 7-4203, ENGlNEERS—railroad or armchair to sea film "Mainline U.S.A." and hear "The Changing Railroad Picture" Monday Apr. 28, 7:00 p.m. M.I. Auditorium. DELIVERY MAN-8 p.m. to 11 I) m. six nights a week. See Mr. Dashbaeh. Nit. tany Dell, 400 E. College Ave. - WE'VE GOT a Secret. Do You? Sea Beaver House and Pyrose at the Car. nival. LISTEN FOR the Witch Doctor, Watch for the Slipper and visit The Pumpkin at Zeta and Teke. COMING PINT SIZE Pie Pitchin' Pantie Waists Phis Panel. LOOKING FORWARD to a goad time on Tuesday night? Then you'll rant to see Phi Kappa and Sigma Alpha Mu "Strike It Rich" at Carni , al . . . Look for the giant Float-With-A-Heart Monday evening. HAVE A SECRET .. . yen to mine gold? See "Have Gold Will Shovel." Beta Sigma Omicron and Triangle. :d i, w,. „ ..„, tp. 4 t ..,,f, COEDS! HAVE that stunning party dress for those big weekends ahead expertly made at reasonable cost. AD 8-8256. N'' .‘'''. , 'A a '''k • a I'VE COT A SECRET! AIM-Leonides— Spring Week. WHAT IS Wyatt Earp's secret? See the Alpha Xi Delta-Delta Sigma Phi booth April 29. THE LINE UP. Who stole Luscious's 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 1 It's Alpha Chi Omega and Beta Theta Pi at Carnival I ITS HASSINGER for- racket stringing the No-Awl way Lateat factory equip ment, prompt service, guaranteed work. Longer life to string and racket. University rennin Service. 514 Beaver Ave. after 5 p.m. LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes or typewriters. We will call for ■nd deliver sour typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment AD 84121. KING SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1958 FOR RENT FOUND WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
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