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Walker to Discuss AM
With Lewellen, Feldstein
By DENNY MALICK
kVllbur ',ewelien, \MEM
stJtion manager, and All
\el ;Ay e.iident Jay
Felti , ,tem %vitt meet v'ith
Pi esident Eric A. Vt'alker
today to try to detci mine
I,VDP'M's status concerning
phin , , for ANI
just want to find out
v.ltere we tand," Lewellen
—nd ~ e,tezday "We ha:e tried
to do Dv going through the
thannek, but we haven't been
aid to find out anything"
The University has modified
the 1958 Senior Class Gift re
Students to Meet With
During 2-Day Visit to
During the 2-day visit of Lmus Pauling, world reknowned scientist and Nobel prize
winner, ~ tudents and faculty will be given the opportunity to attend several social and dis
cussion meetings which are being arranged for those particularly interested in meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Pauling and discussing problems with them.
Patiling and his wife will arrive on campus in the late afternoon, April 21. At 3:15 p.m. on
the following day, he will deliverl
lectul e on "Abnormal Ileinn—
globm Molecule' and Di•-;ea•,e" "I'Marriage Talks
0-anond Laboratory The talk is'
spory.m ed by the Colloquium .
Committee of the chemistry de
hat tment
Most of Pauling's scientific
work has dealt in one way or
another with the nature of the
chemical bond: included in this
1, the stud• of the role of abnor
mal molecule; in causing disease,
especially abnormal hemoglobins
in relation to anemia. He has pub
lished a nunaher of articles on this
subject
At 8 p.m., April 22, Pauling
will give a lecture in Schwab
Auditorium on "Research for
Peace." For many years he has
sought the abolition of nuclear
testing for atomic weapons and
has advocated utilizing nuclear
power for peaceful means.
The American Association for
the United Nations, State College
Friends Meeting, Social Science
Research Center and the tint
ve,•sity Chi istian Association are
sponsorau: the lecture. 'therq, will
be an informal reception in the
Eisenhower Chapel lounge after
the talk.
In addition to the two public
lectures, several social and dis
cussion meetings will be held
to allow anyone wishing to talk
to the scientist to do so.
Anyone interested in attending
these meetings should contact
inembeis of the Friends Meeting
or the AAUN for.information.
Men May Apply
For Hat Societies
Hat Society Council announced'
ye:del da v that application: for
membership in men's societies
will be available in the dean of
men's office from Monday to Fri
day.
Applications must be filled out s
in the office and deposited in al
locked ballot box. There will be,
a box for each of the societies)
A person may submit an applicad
tam to only one hat society and!
if he submits two cards, he will;
automatically be disqualified.
The hat societies must tap new
members by April 26 and all newt
member , : will wear signs fromi
April 27 to May 1. New members)
must be initiated by May 6.
Weiser Imported Cars
3 Miles North of State College
on Route 322
ADams 7-4171
New & Used
Foreign Cars
Used American tars
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
quest for AM facilities for
WDFM. It is going ahead with
plans to make contract arrange.
ments with State College sta
tion WMAJ to provide broad
casting experience for students.
Lawrence E Dennis. vice
president for academic affairs,
has said that the University
does not need an AM statim.
to strengthen its educational
program.
He added that the University
probably wouldn't establish a
campus station even if the stu
dents paid for it themselves.
Lewellen has contended that
WDFM could provide essential
ly the same facilities as WMAJ
has offered. WMAJ has pro
posed turning over a room in
the Glenniand Building to the
To Start Today
The changing role of men and:
women within the family will be!
di , ,ett,ied tonight at the annual
i
Mari Series. in the Memorial,
Lounge of the Helen Eakin Eisen-1
bower Chapel at 8.30 p m.
The discussion entitled "What ;
is a Man's Place in the Homo.",
will be led by Mr and Mrs Rich-:
and Batchelder. The Batchelders.
have both been active in service:
protects and have participated in.
marriage preparation conferences!
conducted by several Pittsburgh,
,churches Batchelder is Executive ,
Director of the Young Men's ;
Christian Association at the Car
negie Institute of Technology in
!Pittsburgh.
They will also lead a confer
fence for engaged couples at the'
University Christian Association
cabin tomorrow and Sunday.
The series is sponsored by the;
Univeisity Christian Association,!
Leon i d e s, Panhellenic Council
,and the Interfraternity Council.,
'Repairs Close Highway I
Bridge repairs have forced the
closing of the highway between ;
Lemont and Boalsburg.
Work on the bridge near Oak,
Hall began Monday, consisting of
the removal of the wood decking.
and asphalt covering, replacing
them with concrete.
Weather permitting, the pro
ject will be finished by the mid
dle of next week. Traffic is open
to the bridge from both sides for
local traffic.
EuROP . E
Dublin to the Iron Curtain: Africa
so Sweden. You're areompanied not
herded around College ail only Also
short trine. $721 Sll9O.
EUROPESUMMER TOURS
255 Sequoia tilos Cl Pasadena. Calif.
University and also provide
the use of tape recorders and
typewriters for students.
After announcement of the
Board of Trustees action on
modifying the class gift, Le
wellen said Dennis told him
there would be a meeting to
explain to WIHM officials the
meaning of the trustee action.
However, Lewellen said no
such meeting has come about.
Lewellen also said that Den
nis referred in an earlier news
paper report to material from
WDFM that the trustees
studied before making their
decision. He said that he knew
of no information coming from
the student - station to the
trustees.
Pauling
Campus
Christianity Abroad
I To Be Pane! Topic
1 Five international students will !
(discuss Christianity as it is ex-i
pressed in their native lands at al
meeting of the Bible Fellowship.
at 7 tonight in 214 Boucke.
The students, who will also give
their views of American Chris
tians, are Adiel Balam, freshman,
in business administration from
Mexico; Jacob Dentu, senior in
electrical engineering from Gha
na: Genevieve Ho, graduate in
nutrition from Taiwan; Jorge
Juliano, graduate in agriculture
education from the Philippines;
and Yajiro Morita, graduate in
mechanical engineering from Ja
pan
"IPHIGENIA
(IF-A-GEN-EYE-A)
AT AULIS"
41.••••••1
Opens Friday,
APRIL 17
at Center Stage
Campus Party Asks
Debate on Platforms
Campus party has challenged University Party's top five
five candidates to debate the party planks with Campus' top
five candidates, according to Campus party campaign man
ager Jerry Whitney.
University Party chairman Frank Pearson accepted the
challenge University party did
not make the challenge because
the committee on student gov
ernment reorganization had al
ready been considering a debate
between the two parties, he said.
There are no definite plans for
the debate.
Daniel Thalimer, chairman of
the student government reorgani-1
j zation committee said he felt All
University Cabinet would "strong
ly favor" the debate but that
since Campus party has made the
,challenge it was LID to them to
I execute plans for it.
All-University president Jay
Feldstein said it was definitely
not Cabinet's prerogative to set
up such a debate but that he
hoped a debate on the plaforms
would be held.
The University party platform'
pledges to support student gov
ernment reorganization and "ini-!
tiate a study to revise the pre
i sentgrading system "
It also promises to provide al
way for students to complain;
about town housing.
The Campus party platform in
cludes the placing of meters in,
campus parking lots for use by:
(students with revenues going to t
the expansion of parking facili
ties and the formation of a Stu-;
dent Fire Hazard Committee to;
inspect town housing for students.l
The platform also recom
mends free selection of resi- 1
dence hall housing for women
on seniority basis and will form
a Student Planning Commis
sion to work with the vice presi
dent for expansion and give
students a voice in future ex
pansion of student facilities.
The debate would be between
.both parties' candidates .:or the
IStudent Government Association
jpresident, vice president, and
Isecretary-treasurer and their can
didates for the junior and senior
!class presidencies.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1959
Newman Dance Tonight
"April Showers Shindig," spon
sored by the Newman Club, will
be held from 8 to 12 tonight in
Our Lady of Victory Church Hall.
Refreshments will be served at
the dance.
The donatiun is 25 cents for
members, 50 cents for non-mem
bers.
Student Films
presents
"Unguarded Moment"
In
team leolor
Esther Williams
George Nader
SUNDAY, APRIL 12
6:30 and 8:30
RUB ASSEMBLY ROOM
*CATHAUM
Now - 1:49, 4:19, 6:49, 9:30
John Wayne -- Dean Martin
Ricky Nelson
"RIO BRAVO"
Technicolor
*NITTANY
NOW - 12:55 - 4:36 - 8:17
FCECILB DEMiLLE'SI
PROCUC TIC..
THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS
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