PAGE TWO
U.S. Urges
'K' to Drop
Arms Plans
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(/1 1 ) The United States ap
pealed to the Soviet Union
yesterday to drop Premier
Khrushchev's all - or - nothing
demands on disarmament, and
for the sake of world peace
to keep the door open for
EP Q t - West negotiations.
U.S.' Ambassaior James J.
Wadsworth declared that the step
by-step approach urged by the
West could result in total disar
mament in five or six years, or
even less if there is "good faith
and a real sense of urgency on
both sides'i"
He spoke in the UN Political
Committee, just after a Commu
nist bloc delegate unleashed a bit
ter attack on the United States and
threatened anew to walk out on
the committee unless Khrush
chev's disarmament proposals are
adopted as the sole basis for ne
gotiations?
Kuzma V. Kiselev, the delegate
from White Russia, said the Unit
ed States was preparing for a new
war while assuming the garb of a
peacemaker. He said the nermies
of th 6 world "must tear the mask
off the face of American imper
ialists."
In an attempt to head oft the
threatened Soviet.4)loc boycott.
Wadsworth appealed for a give
and-take attitude b}• all partici
pants in the debate in the 99-na
tion committee.
ROMANOFF
and JULIET
A Satire by Peter Ustinot ,
at
Center Stage
WEEKENDS through NOV. 19
For Reservations Call
UN 5-2563
Tickets also on sale at the door
TOWN HALL at HILLEL
"MORAL ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY LIFE"
PUBLIC INVITED
Sunday, Oct. 30 8:00 P.M.
DR. HENRY FINCH
and
DR. JESSIE BERNARD
WILL DISCUSS
"ETHICS OF MASS MEDIA"
UNIVERSITY PARTY MEETING
Sunday, Oct. 30 6:30 p.m. 10 Sparks
Final Registration & Preliminary Nominations
for Freshman & Sophomore Class Presidents
and SGA Assembly positions
Starlite Drive-in Theatre
Benner Pike Between
State College & Bellefonte
Fri., Oct. 28 - Sun., Oct. 30
SEVEN WAYS from SUNDOWN
In Color
Audio Murphy
And Barry Sullivan
Feature at 7:30
Also
BETWEEN TIME and ETERNITY
In Color
Lilli Palmer
& Carlos Thompson
Candidates Sw
NEW YORK (JP) Sen. John MUSKEGON, Mich. (ifl A
F. Kennedy pleaded for help traspy-voiced Richard M. Nixon
,a huge throng yesterday in New):kictured Sen. John F. Kennedy
York's garment district. He told yesterday as a novice whose for
the crowd the choice is between leign policy mistakes could plunge
those who want to progress and'the nation into war.
those who want to stand still. I This was one of a series of
At another packed street meet-verbal jabs that the vice presi
ing in the nearby fur district, dent took in a whistle-stop swing
Kennedy said he doesn't believe:across Michigan at hisiDemocratic
Vice President Richard M. Nixon:rival for the presidency.
"has the vaguest idea of the kind , r
of times in which we live" and
how to meet the problems that
face the country
Students, Workers Fight
With Police in Paris
PARIS (rP) French students
and workers demonstrating for a
quick end to the Algerian rebel
lion fought bloody street clashes
with police in Paris and the prov
inces last night.
It was the first widespread out
break of violence in France over
the stubborn Algerian insurrec
tion since President Charles de
Gaulle returned to power in mid
-1958.
TONIGHT
at
BILL'S
DANCE to
the Music of
The Stan Barton
Quartet
Swinging, Smooth
Sounds
. And
Your Favorite
Beverage
IBM
Invites Ph.D. Degree Candidates'
in electrical engineering, mathematics, statistics, physics,
physical chemistry, chemistry, engineering mechanics & metallurgy
to meet
111"msns. 11. L.. ERGOTT, M. W. SHAFER and G. E. SIMAITIS
Representatives of IBM Research and Development Laboratories
OR OCTOBER 31, NOVEMBER 1
For appointment, please contact •
The University Placement Smits,
1 It, Old Main
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
p 'Verbal Jabs'
RUSHING SMOKER
at
KAPPA SIGMA
for
Men of 2nd Semester Standing or above
Films of this year's Army Game
will be shown and narrated by
Mr. Earl Bruce
Sunday, Oct. 30 -- 2:30 P.M.
—Penn State's low-temperature
,laboratory is second only to that
of the United States Bureau of
Statistics.
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Now: 12:45, 2:51, 4:57, 7:16, 9:30
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NOW - OPENS 6:45 P.M.
TOO BRUTAL TO LIVE!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1960
—Penn State Was the fiat col
lege to use the laboratory method
of instruction on a wide scale
(1866).
HEAR •
the -
Penn State
•
West Virginia
Game
an
WMAJ
1450 on the dill
Warm-Up Time 1:10 p.m.
Game-Time 1:20 p.m.
0
Take your portable to the game
and listen to the exciting play
by-play account by Gene
Kelley.
Dirk
atThe
Top of
The
Stabs
othv McGuire
Looking Glass
Big weekend coming up and
lots of fun to be had. As could
be expected yours truly has a
bluebook' at nine Saturday
morning. Oh well, you can't
win them all, but must you be
a perpetual loser!
IF YOU'RE IN MY CLASS ...
and have a 8.8. (not Bardot)
on Saturday, stop in to Ethel's
shop and get a new alarm clock
for the occasion. You'll never
make it if you don't. Good luck
anyway.
GIRLS, I TOLD YOU NOT
TO WATT .
but if,you hurry there may be
a few of our lovely evening
bags left. The Junior Prom is
tonight, so don't be caught
without an evening bag . . .
and you know where you can
get one.
LIKE ATTENTION
GETTERS?
If you do, don't miss our lit
tle wooden mice or poodle pins.
The poodles are trimmed with
real mink. I'm not forgetting
the boys either. For you we
have tie clasps made of petri
fied wood.
IT'S THE RAGE ...
Sophisticat stationery. Yes for
cat lovers Ethel has Sophisticat
stationery with lovely cat and
kitten prints on the front.
Well kids have a great week
end. See you next week
Through the
with Gabby
—Gabbi