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,Now" in the hands of the United
Alpha Phi Omega, men's serv
ice fi ate' nity, recently awarde
the Distinguished Service Key fo:
outstanding service to campus and fits chapter on fallout tells of
community to three faculty menu- the increased probability of leu
beis and one student. kerma or bone canter, because
Those who received the al.varei of the effects of radioactivity, in
iddition to affecting childbirth,
v,ure Dr John H. Frizzell, retire 1
Professor emeritus of speech ed- 'terllitY and mental health. He
•,tates that radioactive particles
ueation; Pi ofessor IL Norton Cope,
professor of foiestiy and advise: could kill 60,000 people within 15
to the University's chapter of years after the blast.
Alpha Phi Omega; Captain Gor. In the Vienna Declaration
!lon G. Brigham, USAF, Irish ucto: adopted by the participants of
in AFBOTC: and James Durban', the Third Pugwash Conference,
senior in business administratiou September, 1958, Pauling said
Irwin Lancaster. that a nuclear war threat can-
- - •
The awar ds were presented
not ever cease but mutual co
dui m operation among world nations g a banquet held on campus will harness it.
for the Easter n States Regiona
Conference of the fraternity 01 While here on campus today,
Pauling will lecture on "Abnor
log the banquet were Presidert April 10-12. Among those attend- Hemoglobin Molecules and
D
Eric A. Walker and William s, Disease" in Osmond Laboratory
at 35 p m. b
Roth, national president of Alpha
Schw :l ab Auditesid es the lecture in
orium tonight.
Phi Omega.
Several social and discussion
Twenty-three percent of the meetings will also be held to al-
United States families that eain low anyone wishing to talk to the
between $7,500 and $lO,OOO OWil l scientist to do so.
a second car. Eighty-eight pei Anyone interested can contact
cent of the s e families read a members of the Friends Meeting
newspaper every day. or the AAUN for information.
Boys and Girls Models in
black only at this low price
This lightweight bicycle, imported from a top
European manufacturer, is made to Sears
specifications .. . a perfect town and campus
bicycle. It incorporates all the continental
bicycle features; hand brakes, 3-speed gear,
thin-line frame and tires. It comes assembled,
ready to ride, ready to pass the most detailed
inspection, yours or the boros. It has a red
rear reflector (required by boro law), sport
*See Sears Bike Accessory
Ad on Page 3 of
Today's Collegian
Nations Secretary-General. It
had been signed by more than
11,000 scientists including 2000
from the United States.
sot%
J. C. Higgins Campus Styled
Imported Lightweight Bicycle
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Lancaster Edits Book l Ag Group to Sponsor
About Jet Propulsion !Blood Typing Session
A book on "Jet Propulsion En_ l The Rod and Coccus Club of
gines" edited by Dr. Otis E. Lan-i the School of Agriculture is span
caster, George Westinghouse Pro ,morrow
a blood typing session to
;morrow to raise money for the
fessor of Engineering Educe tion,lclub's scholarship fund.
has been published by the Prince-1 The blood types and the Rh,
ton University Press. (factor will be tested from 7 to 9 ,
It is the 12th volume of a series!p.m. in 205 Patterson Hall. k
on "High `Speed Aerodynamics charge of 25c will be made for
and Jet Propulsion" published by,blood typing and 25c for the Rh'
the press. Each of the volumes isi factor.
written by a group of authorsd The money will be used to pro
all leading authorities on the sub- vide textbooks for qualified stu
ject.
!dents in the club.
RATES
CASA-17 words or Isms
CHARGE-13 words or !US
1.50 on. Insertion
1.75 two Insertions
SIM throe Insertions
Additional words-3 for SA
for oath day of Insertion
ADS MUST BE IN IIV 11:00 A.lif
THE PRECEDING DAT
45 RPM 111-Fl. Coed condition, cheap
prier. Call AD 7-4402
SENSATIONAL SALE Glenn Miller.
Benny Goodman, Stan Kenton, Gene
Krupa, Woody Herman, and thousands of
78 rpm Jazz classics at Inc each; also.
11i-Fi remid pia% ce and n orld-ulde A M
I' M. IlallierapeiN radio and 2 modern'
bookennen. Dial HO 6-6664 Mtn ten 6-R p.m '
;IgaM
style chain guard, kick stand, coil-spring
saddle which adjusts from 31" to 36" on girl's
bikes, from 32" to 37" on boys' bikes. Chrome
plated handle bars, sprockets, hubs prevent
rust and acid corrosion, keeps your bike new
looking. Repair parts and service always
available at Sears. FREE service guarantee
and adjustment for 90 days. Satisfaction guar
anteed or your money back.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOS SALE
APRIL 22 to MAY 2
War Price 39.98
3 598
Special Student Price
if bought singly . . . 37.98
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
230 West College Avenue
AD 8-2451
FOR SALE FOR SALE
1957 THIUMPII Tll-3-11650. 1958 111(1A,
5,000 miles-52150. Can he seen at honest
Charlie's, 1231 S. Allen St., Apt, No. 19
AD 0-1043.
30-FOOT 1050 Shitlt Trailer-01100. Ralph
Eiekelbeek, Hoover's Trailer Park. Can
'fell any time
ONE SET MacGregor Tourney golf irons
Good shape. Reasonable price. Call ext
3024 soil< for Dick
1955 MERCURY Munelaw convertible.
(mod «pmittion. slet e-o-matic, radio and
heater. Reasonable, Call EL 5-9095 after
NEED TROPHIES? You name it—l have
it Plain or engraNell. Big discounts.
Quick sertice. Phone AD 7-751 after 6:00.
Trontman's Trophy-Novelty Shop.
In Fraternity-Sorority
Groups of 10 or More
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959
Haverford Prof to Talk
On Russia's Economy
Dr. Holland Hunter, associate
professor of economics at Haver
ford College, will lecture at the
Economics Faculty Seminar at
noon Friday in the Hetzel Union
Building.
Hunter's talk will be entitled,
"On Planning to Catch Up," a
lecture dealing with the Soviet
Union's attempts to equal and
surpass the economic development
of the United States.
TVs—COMPLETELY reconditioned, tar.
lolls sizes. $49--;89. Television Service
Center at State College T.V.. 232 South
Allen.
FOR RENT
LARGE TWO-ROOM a pal Invent with bath
lot 2 or 3 students: two blocks from
campus. Completely fut rushed. Free park
ing. Only $7O per month. Occupancy after
June 1. Phone AD 8-1366.
A ONE BEDROOM apartment available
June 1, $7213. A one bedroom apt_
available July 1, $72 13. Vaughn Nittany
Apts., Corner Pugh and Bindle.). Call
AD 7-7758 9-4 p.m. daily.
APPLY NOW for summer rooms. Ma
Hall. Special summer rates for early
applicants. Call AD Fa. 772.
2-ROOM Apartment with bath for three.
Fin nished. Mailable June lst. Metzger
apartments. Call AD 8-201:4. Apt. 34.
LOST
LOST: SMALL black pocket comb dca
perately 'wetted, man, for Sat. night.
If found contact Kookie, 77 Appian Way.
BROWN WALLET, fourth floor Dom_lie.
Important—need 'At , llet. Findei nu,. keep
money. Reward Call Tom AD 7-4969.
PLEASE RETURN MeGrego' reversible
jacket. red and blue plaid. other side
blue with Penn State emblem—Saturday
in Buckhout Lnh. Call Staley ext. 276 a.
LOST ON linheraltv golf course No. 6
lion. Finder call AD 8-1253.
THETA PHI ALPHA sniority pin, Call
Pat Wilctin ext. 935. Reward.
URGENTLY NEEDED -- notebooks and
textbook at the Smart Shop April 20th
before noon. Call Joy ext. 601.
GIRL'S 1969 High School claw+ ring.
Vicinity Rea Hall. Call Ron ext. 96(76.
initials
PARKER "41" Pen. maroon with silver
top. Name emzral ed on Laurel, Finder
please call AD 8-1166. Rewaid.
PLEASE RETURN khaki treneheoat. Lost
at SPE Saturday night. Green and blue
lining. Lois Karlin ext. 77; have yours.
TRENCHCOAT LOST outside 209
green and blue lining. Call Frances ext.
1452-. J.
BENRUS WATCH in Locker Room of Rea
Hall. Call Bob AD 7-7247. Reuard.
REVERSIBLE JACKET in Willard. Call
Bernie ext. 2781. Reward.
WANTED
TYPING OF any kind to do in my home.
Reasonable rates. Electric tt pewriter.
Phone AD S-6102.
WORK FOR KBPPa Phi Se , , Ice Club
Light houßea ork, t 3 ping. babyaittiarr.
April 211th & 251. h. Call AD s-1,651 be
tween 9-12.
EASY MONEY-310 for information lead
ing to rental of 2 or 3 bedroom tionFe
or apartment in town, needed any time
between twisty and Septembet. CRII AD
7.7465.
WANTED: TWO students to khare clean,
quiet, mexpencive apartment. for sum
mer SCISIOCS. Call Sam at AD 8-1436.
EXPERIENCED WAITERS needed for new
Terrace Room—May, June, July at the
Lobater House. Come in pcison 2.5 daily.
John Miller, manager.
COUPLE TO manage rooming house dur ,
ing summer months, in return for apart..
ment and cooking privileges. Box 142,
State College.
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Contact Lea at
AD 7-2941.
COLLEGE MEN—Last year college men
in our department averaged $76. per
week. Due to conditions in our department
this year, we expect even higher gains.
Pleasant short hour arrangements allow
plenty of time for studying. Car fur.
niched; expenses paid Call Stanlep,
AD 8-1692 Mon. - Fri. after 11 p.m. Salary
$46 per week.
MISCELLANEOUS
EXPERIENCED THESIS set. ice. Your
thesis requirements explicity followed.
Graphic Arta Center. AD 7-2.04.
STUDENT BOWLERS—BowI for health
and recreation. Open 6-30 to 12:00 pm.
Take bowling bleak. Downtown Dux Club,
120 South Pugh Street.
EXPERIENCED THESIS service. Your
thesis requirements explicitly followed.
Graphic Arta Center. AD 7-2304.
NEHRU. BRUBECK. Sandburg, Monroe,
Picasso, Canting, :LB,. and Rifleman
say "Come Back Little Pineapple."
IMPERIALS, the beet in rock and roll
and modern jazz. Inquire Al Huhn,,
Huntingdon MI 3-3292.
FIELD AND Stream Dkiaion of l'Sl3O
is expanding. Persona interested in rifle
shooting ca❑ Stephen Jones All $1.1944 of
arrhery call Bill Mansell At/ 14-0027.
JOIN ZTA and Della Chi al the Kublai
Khan's palace for Polo's Escapades.
' FRIAR TUCK lays COMP to Sherwood
Shocker with Alpha Cl Delta and Ihta
Theta Pi.
TENNIS FANS—Expert reeket stringing
and repairs by Hassinger. Nine grades
of nylon and gut. Prompt service. Guaran.
teed satisfaction. University Tennis Serv.
ice. 614 K Beaver Ave. Phone AD 7-231&
ENROLL NOW for ballroom fluidal! taPt
toe, or acrobatic 'kimono. Park troves,
Villas* School of Dant& 411:1 1-1614.