PAGE TWO Tribute Paid to Dulles For Years of Service WASHINGTON (IV)—A rich re ward came yesterday to John F'wtter Dulles, easing his sadness and pain. It wa , ; a flowers-for-the-living; tribute that few men get to see; and hear; an outpouring of thanks! for untiring public service. The tribute was in the glint of tears in President Eisenhower's eves a; he bloke to news in Au guda, Georgia, that the secretary of state was too ill to go on. It was in the glowing words of praise, of regret, of appre ciation, admiration and even love, used by men regardless of politics to say how deeply they felt. licople all over the world," Vice Pteudent Richard M. Nixon said, "owe him a debt they can never repay adequately for his courageous and dedicated fight for a wot Id of freedom, justice and peace." Democrat Sam Rayburn of Tex as, speaker of the House, corn mented• Not only is he a man FOR GOOD RESULTS USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS WMAJ ODre Is - aj i 12--- -..... -----7 m sti - . ins ski, 11 -------- Ifornlag Devotions 4$ —___ News ffeadlises 47 ______ lifirniww Mum :55 Swap Mew _ eisssleal Interlude Mask at Noon 12:1$ —---_ County News 12:70 _----- What's Celina On 12:31 1:00 ._ News and Sparta 1 :IS Contael I :01 .__— ___ Loral News -- 5:01 _--- - Lira - and Show Nan 5:33 - ~.. News 11 LIS --- - LP's and Show Tunes 1:112 Marrs and Markets 2:15 _ _ Sparta Spinal 0:11 7:01 _ Fulton Lewis Jr 7 :IS ___ . IP'. and Show Tenn 7:15 ----- Public &roles Program BM News a,03 12:01 10:01 News 111:13 11 :01_ New. 11:11 —_- Creovalw -1.11:::-ii.01:i7:ii . : - .•:.41111t -. i:.[:11,::.t'l:'i - i.: . . - Colil- , 1tl•llS L Allen St. of great ability, but also a fine gentleman. I think the necessity of his resignation will bring about universal regret." Sens. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas and Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, the Senate's Demo cratic and Republican leaders, took the floor of the Senate to elaborate on comments they had made earlier, as soon as the news had come in. So did other senators. Johnson put it this way: "Sec retary Dulles will remain in our hearts as a great American who faced up to difficult and trying tasks with fortitude and with res olution." Odd Jacket The trim-but-casual out of this jacket tops the line of university-minded sports wear styled by H I S. At men's shops that appreciate true value. depending .1 We washab) S-T-E-RIKE I Baseballs and baseball equipment for all you fans of the national sport. S-T-E-RIKE 2 Tennis rackets and tennis balls (Spalding, Wilson, Penn sylvania) $2.45 per can for you un-avid baseball fans. S-T-E-RIKE 3 Penn State windbreakers, T-shirts, and sweatshirts for you non-participating spectators. Whatever your favorite sport, YE'RE OUT unless METZGER'S THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA USAF Challenges Berlin Flight Rule BONN, Germany (t 1)) The; U.S. Air Force yesterday sent' its third high-flying transport' within a month to Berlin in de-I fiance of a Soviet 10,000-foot ceil-' mg. Soviet jets shadowed thel plane but did not buzz it as on two previous occasions. U.S. offi cials said. The new Air Force flight raised misgivings in Britain. Authorita tive sources said Britain is wor .ried lest a U.S.-Soviet flareup in the air corridor imperil an East- West summit meeting this year. On both legs of the flight ; through the corridor over Com munist East Germany the plane was closely shadowed by two So viet 111.1 G fighters, U.S. officials said. # "You Can Get It At" 354 E. College Ave. 1 I I i I 1 I *--,44 :- ; --..... I ( , 4 V" - , ~~,: , ~ ~ ~^ ►~r '~ ~r .201A/iptet - - --••- . , ;40*w '-- o rk . - 720 ; 5. F9her,sor St, . . State'CollegeO . . CPEN S'TIL 9 PM. DAILY; SUNDAS'S; 12 'T11.:13.P.M, *.. I' • CLOSEt MONDAYS RESERVATIONS'; CALL. 8.0082. TATE Now Feat. 12:45, 2:58, 5:11, 7:27, 9:40 NS 110E7 lANA TURNER ;ffilti N aAVI SANDRA DEE • DAN D'HERIMY cocoa SUSAN KORNER • ROBERT ALBA - —JUANITA MOE •MAHALIA JACKSON*. j EAR guNT lA WiIYERSAL lIIIMATOOt noun *CATHAUM • ENDS TODAY • 'llO BRAVO" • BEGINS FRIDAY • F ROUSE 601 MITNTEDiIat st.. . yiNcENTF. l. .. a ita AN ALLIED ARTISTS PV-ITAT• • Soon - "SHAGGY DOG" *NITTANY NOW • DOORS OPEN 6:45 MARLON BRAND° "VIVA ZAPATA" FRIDAY & SATURDAY RICHARD WIDMARK "HALLS OF MONTEZUMA" THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1959 PRINTING Letterpress • Offset Commercial Printing 352 E. College AD 8-6794 Millions of times a year drivers and students keep awake with safe NiDix Let NiiDOealert you through college, too NoDoz keeps you alert with caf feine—the same pleasant stim ulant you enjoy in coffee. Fast er, handier, more reliable: non habit-forming NoDoz delivers an accurate amount of dependable stimulation to keep your mind and body alert during study and exams until you can rest or sleep. P. S.: When you need NoDoz. it'll probably be late. Play safe. Keep a supply handy. L • 1. The safe stay awake tablet.* available everywhere 105 S. P
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