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Speakers
To Compete
In Contest
Six finalists will be chosen
in the elimination meetings of
the annual John Henry Friz
zell Extempore Speaking Con
test at 7 p.m. Monday in
Sparks.
The contest is sponsored by the
Department of Speech in honor
of Friziell, who was University
chaplain and professor and head
of the Department of Speech, He
retired in 1946 with the rank of
emeritus.
The contest has been held for
more than 75 years and is prob
ably the oldest speaking contest
in the country.
Fir 32 prize is $5O and the
John Henry Frizzell award of
merit. Second prize is 525 and
the award of merit.
At the elimination meeting each
entrant will speak without notes
ofr five minutes. The contestants
will be grouped in sections. One
person from each section will he
chosen to speak in the semi-finals
on the same evening. Six contes
tants will then be chosen for
the final round.
Each finalist will deliver a
speech other than the one used
in the previous meetings. The
finals will be held at 7 p.m. May
18, in 110 Electrical Engineering.
Last year's winners were: First
place, Vicki O'Donnell, senior in
arts and letters from Irwin, and
second place, Mary Ann Geminill.
senior in education from New
Cumberland.
Glick Installed
As President
Of Hilid Group
Peter Click, junior in recreation
education from Pittsburgh, was
installed as the new president of
the B'nai B'rithllel Foundation
at the Awards and Installation
Service last evening.
Installed as members of the new
executive committee, together
with Glick, were Donald Lipson,
sophomore in arts and letters from
Bethlehem, men's vice president;
Marion Benefeld, junior in physi
cal education from Great Neck,
N.Y., women's vice president;
Myrna Glazer, junior in education
from Mapelwooct, N.Y., secretary;
and Margaret Weiss, sophomore
in psychology from McKeesport,
treasurer.
Eight elected members-at-large
are Rosalind Abes, Marvin Factor,
Barbara Fried, Lynda Goldberg,
Ilelen Gutman, Richard Haber,
Robert Harrison and Janet Leff,
Five students received the• Na
tional Hillel Honor Key, the high
est Hillel award. They are Nor
man Altman, James Apple, Mar
ian Camms, Sandra Grotsky, and
Linda Lowenthal. The Hillel Hon
or Pin was presented to Emily
}'eingerg, Reva Heller and Rhoda
Smulyan. The Graduating Senior
Book Award was presented to Iris
Hirschberg.
In honor of the graduating sen
iors and new officers, an Oneg
Shabbat reception was held by
Phi Sigma Delta fraternity follow
ing the service.
Bicycle Inspection
To Be Held Today
Bicycle inspection will be held
from 9 a.m. to noon and rrom 1
to 4 p.m. today at the rear of the
Municipal Building on S. Frazier
St,
To pass inspection bicycles
should have sturdy handlebars
and tires and be generally safe,
police said.
If a bicycle is to be ridden at
night it must be equipped with
a horn and headlight,
There is a 25 cent charge for
Inspection and a 25 cent charge
for a license.
A $5 fine is charged for bicy
cles without a license.
President Walker
Gets Alger Award
President Eric A. Walker Thrus
day received one of the 13th
annual Horatio Alger Awards
from the American Schools and
Colleges Association.
The nine elected Alger win
' ners, all prominent Americar. bus-
Imess and professional lead.•rs, re
ceived bronze desk placques from
the national chairman, Dr. Nor
man Vincent Peale.
By paying tribute to persons
who rose from humble beginnings
to distinguished leadership
through individual initiative and
hard work, the awards are in
tended to serve as an inspiration
to, the country's youth.
"Oh, to be in Elba...
now that Winston's there!"
ITS WHAT UP FRONT THAT COUNTS
The mystery is solved! Napoleon's bistros for a spare carton of Winstons!
famous gesture was just to reassure There's a rare smoking treat that comes
himself thathe had plenty of cigarettes. . from Winston's famous Filter-Blend
His army may have traveled on its which means a careful selection of fine,
stomach, but the old boy himself mild tobaccos specially processed for
wouldn't have been caught at Waterloo filter smoking. Try a pack real soon,
if he hadn't been checking the Belgian and you'll agree that ...
Winston tastes good—
11.1. BEYNOLD3 TOBACCO CO.. WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Glee Club to Sing
In Concert Sunday
The Men's Glee Club, under the
direction of Frank Gullo, will pre
sent its annual concert at 3 p.m.
tomorrow in Schwab Auditorium.
Soloists will be: Donald Landen
berger singing "Marry a Woman
Uglier than You" and Henry Dee
mer, tenor, singing "Granada" and
"Ride the Chariot."
The Varsity Quartette, com
posed of Walter Poplarchek, first
tenor, Henry Deemer, second ten
or, John Buchart, baritone, and
I Robert Campbell, bass, will sing
selected numbers.
Brother Duo in Track
Penn • State's track and field
team has a talented brother act in
Bill and Jim Schwab of Patton.
Sophomore Jim, and end on the
football team, is a javelin throw
er; junior Bill a half-miler.
like a cigarette should!
Home Economies Frosh
Chosen 'Miss Milkmaid'
Helen Shull, freshman in home
economics from Newtown, was
selected "Miss Milkmaid" last
Tuesday at the Sylvania Hotel in
Philadelphia.
Judges making the selection
were George Vv'orrilow, dean of
agriculture at the University of
Delaware; Barbara Smith, Teen
Department editor of Farm Jour
nal; and Curt Simmons, Philadel
phia Phillies pitcher.
LOST on Mall between library
and east gate, high school sci
ence notebook. Name inside is
Jim Fisher. Needed for pro
lest! Call AD 8.6250 evening
or U-454 during the clay.
SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959
CLASSIFIED
RATES
CASH..-17 words at Ism
CHARGE-13 words or Ism
1.50 one insertion
CM two Insertions
/1.00 throe insertions
Additional woods-3 for 9.01
for each day at Insertion
ADS MUST DE IN ST MOO A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAT
FOR SALE.
1968 MCA---wbite. 5.000 miles. wire wheels.
Can be seen at 1231 S. Mien St.
1957 CHALLENGER Custornizeti 42'. Can
be seen any atoning. Al) 7-7767 attar
6 Yon.
1954 FORD Country Sedan 4-door Station
Wagon; 9-cyl., oserdrhe, R&M. Original
owner. 61,500 miles. Clean. AD 8-0228.
1.957 HOUSE TRAILER-2 bedrooms, 2,15.
feet, excellent condition. Never been
moved; reasonable. Call AD 5-5 . 145 aft er 43.
NEW CANNON Camera 1.2 lens. Never
used, reasonable. Call AD b-0871.
41 FOOT TWO bedroom Great Lakes MIS
trailer; excellent condition, reasonably
priced. R. Bond, Hooter'a Trailer Court,
Rt. 322.
MISSES' COPPER suede Jacket, size 16.
New, never worn. Coat Mi. Will sell
for $2O. Call AD 8-8796.
SILVERTONE MUSKRAT jacket. match-
ing fur htit—s36.oo: atom knitted suit,
new, $lO.OO. Oa ner in Florida. Call AD
7-4862.
TVe—COMPLETELY reconditioned. var.
lone sizes. 349-389. Television Service
Center et State College T.V.. 232 South
Allen.
NEED TROPHIES? You name it-1 have
it. Plain or engraved. Rig discounts.
Quick service. Phone AD 7-7681 after SAC
Troutman's Trophy-Novelty Shop.
FOR RENT
SHARE . MODERN furnished home—slls
year round or for summer. One block
from campus. Call AD 74852.
ROOMS FOR men all summer sessions.
Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Hamer. Rates
double $4—515—56.51). Make Yeservationa
now.
THREE ROOMMATES wanted to share 6.
room apartment for summer. Good lace.
Mon, low rate. Call AD 7.4136.
MODERN FURNISHED apnrtment—
rooms, bath. Will rent for summer at
unfurnished price. AD 7-410 E.
2 MAN furnished apartment, bath, utili.
ties, telephone, free parking. Available
June I. Apt. 1, 225 S., Atherton Street.
AD 8.1331,.
APARTMENT FOR 6 bops summer or fall.
200 W. College A'e. AD 7-2707.
LARGE, PLEASANT room, kitchen laun
dry privileges, phone, telex ision, on•
block from campus. Available June lat.
Call AD 7-4862. -
3-ROOM APARTMENT for re.-t. Available
June lat. 34 Metzger Building or call
AD 8-2084.
FURNISHED APARTMENT—Iiving room
and bedroom combination, kitchen, and
bathroom. Available June 1. Call 110
6-6102 between 7-8 p.m.
IDEAL THREE room summer apartment.
completely furnished, contains everything
needed, including private telephone. Twenty
five steps from mall. Phone AD 8-1536.
PLYMOUTH RAINCOAT on, third floor
Boncke Thursday. 1 have an Alligator.
Call Brad Davis AD 7-9332.
LOST ONE man's billfold. Color: tan. No
money inside: important cards inside.
If found call AD 7-2971. Reward.
ZETA BETA TAU fraternity pin, chapter
of Beta Delta. Reward. if found please
return to Zeta Beta Tau house. Belongs
to Linda Merkin. Cooper Hall.
WANTED
PASSENGER TO New England. From
Weatern Pennsylvania to Bangor, Maine
via Buffalo, Albany and Portland. Leaving
June 6. Call Bt uce Brenneman AD 7-22,66.
CAR TO be driNen by two responsible
young ladies to Los Angeles, California
in June. Phone AD 8-1054 after 5.
GRAD STUDENTS to stock up on thesis
supplies. Get ei,erything you'll need in
our one-stop store. Royal, Olympia, Olivetti
typewriter rentals. 50% rag content thesis
paper. htultilith supplies, cotton and silk
typewriter ribbons for all makes, models.
Nittany Office Equipment, 231 S. Allen
St. AD 8.6125.
PERSON WHO was driving 2-door black
Chevy sedan last Sun., April 26th and
hit the back end of a '59 Mercury station
wagon. Please call Dick AD 84266.
AHSOO, YOU HAVE bunks? We need
bunks. For May 8-10. Call Wilkie, AD
8-6464 or AD 7-2094, Kappa Sigma,
FRATERNITY KITCHEN HELP. Call AD
7-2044 ask for Wilkie.
MISCELLANEOUS
GIFTS ALL AGES all occasions.
Sky-Top Gift Shop. North on 322.
IT'S FREE—AIM Spring Dance Sat., May
9, 9-12 at DUB ballroom with PM Mu
Alpha - Band.
NEWMAN CLUB'S samba! Mother's Day
tea Sunday 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. in small
lounge of Chapel building.
WORKING ON your thesis? Get , leverYe
thing you'll need in our one-stop store.
Royal, Olympia, Olivetti typewriter rentals.
0% rag content thesis paper, multilith
supplies, cotton and- silk ribbons for all
makes, models. Nittany Office Equipment,
231 S. Allen St. AD 8-6125.
VACANCY IN Jack & Jill Nursery in
kindergarten. Also taking registrations
for- summer school. Full or pert time.
Phone AD 7-4303,
STORE YOUR trunks, bikes ' books, etc.
Special summer storage to students.
Pick up and delivery service. Call AD
8.6751.
FLIGHTS TO Europe—July 15th to August
28th. Round trip-8275.00. For, infor.
oration call: Barbara Knight ext. 13514.
TENNIS FANS—Expert racket stringing
and repairs by ilassinger. Nine grades
of nylon and gut Prompt service. Guaran•
teed satisfaction. University Tennis Serv
ice, 514 E. Beaver Ave. Phone AD 7-2316.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing. UT,
too. or acrobatic !rations. Park Foram
Village School et Panes. AD 11-1074.