FRIDAY. DECEMBE 18, 1959 Paris Ne: In Eisenl (t Stop ewer's i Tour Europea WITH EISENHOWER AT SEA </P) President Eisenhower steamed yesterday toward a cli mactic point of his tour—the Western summit meeting in Paris. He began work on summit pa pers aboard the U.S. cruiser Des Moines a few hours after locking arms in friendship with Tunisia's pro-Western President Habib Bourguiba. During a visit of less than four hours in Tunisia, a hotbed of the Algerian independence movement, the President received a wild wel come .from about 200,000 men, women and children. The 5-year Algerian rebellion and the economic distress of new ly independent Tunisia w ere among subjects discussed by Ei senhower and Bourguiba during a 2-hour lamb chop breakfast in the Tunisian President’s Moorish palace. A joint communique said the two men felt "grave concern” over failure to end the Algerian war. Both endorsed President Charles de Gaulle’s offer to let Algerians decide for themselves what kind of government they want. —Robert Fulton-was a portrait painter before he became an in ventor. CUT TRAVEL COSTS Sheraton Hotels STUDENT-FACULTY DISCOUNTS Here’s money-saving news for students, faculty and all other college personnel. Dur ing weekends and college vacations, Sheraton offers you special low rates even lower rates when two or more oecupy the same room. Special group rates are pro vided for athletic teams, clubs, other college organ izations. You get these discounts at any of Sheraton’s 54 hotels in the U.S.A., Hawaii and Canada, Just present your Sheraton I.D. card when you register. To get a Sheraton I.D. card, contact: Mr. Pal Graan College Relations Dap!. Venus Launching Postponed ; Soviets Win '59 Space Race CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. for last Tuesday, but trouble de-| United States yester-; vel N P o Gd „ew "launching dale was ' day postponed a rocket launch-1 set - However, an informed [ mg toward the planet Venus j tempi will be made this year. and forfeited its last 1959 He “a** l best bet would bo , , sometime in January, chance to move back into the The postponement was the sec space race with the Soviet on ? blow in three weeks to a U.S. TT . ;bjd to start catching up with So- Union. jviet space efforts. On Thanksgiv- A 3-stage Thor-Able rocket was 1 in 6 Da y. an Atlas-Able rocket; scheduled to hurl a 90-pound fa l led in an atte ™ pt to send a | , , . , K “ satellite around the moon. 1 package deep into space today.! i But-the National Aeronautics and- —There is no "off-season” in ! Space Administration said the newspaper reading. An analysis of I daily newspaper circulation over; .hot has been called off because a three year period shows no! P r ° I J ,lenis month varied more than 4% from! final checkout of the;the peak month. The newspaper 1 instrumented payload. i habit is constant throughout the The probe initially had been set year. Whitman's Chocolates PENN STATE LIBERTY BOWL DECEMBER 19, PHILADELPHIA, PA. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA And Wishes Them Good Luck in the Radium Dial Watch Found Radioactive WASHINGTON I/P) Owners; ,of Rolex GMT—Master wrist Avatches, attention: If your watch [is a special "Navigation” model ,and has the name "Oyster Per petual” on its face it may be [radioactive and should be le i turned for inspection to the Amer ican Rolex Watch Corp.. 580 Fifth lAve , New York, 36, N.Y. I The AEC announced yesterday a check of several of these watches showed enough strontium-90 to [Present "a possible long-term .health hazard to the wearer.” SALUTES FOOTBALL FANS: Watch Penn State meet the University of Alabama in a contest of champions. Whitman’s Chocolates will bring you the Liberty Bowl game over NBC TELEVISION, Channel 6,12:30 P.M., DECEMBER 19 1 a */ / £/» -jf /%/* sa /M'a/m EUROPE We’ll see the usual plus Ruael*. Scandinavia. Yugoslavia and North Africa. A different trip for thoao who don’t want to be herded around. Also shorter trips. Budget priced. EUROPE SUMMER TOURS 255 Sequoia, Box C, Pasadena, Calif. Jury to Decide Fate NEW YORK Iff) The gov ernment's conspiracy case against 1 20 delegates to the Apalachin Igangland meeting went to a U.S. District Court juiy yesterday. The case had been heard by Judge Irving R. Kaufman and a jury of eight men and four women. FLOWERS for Gifts at Christmas You can wish anyone any where a "Merry Christmas” with our beautiful flowers, wired world-wide by FTD. , V c, LYONS ■/Y FLORISTS I in BELLEFONTE EL 5-4786 CHOCOLATES PAGE THRtE
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