TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28; 1961
"IT'S NOT TRUE." To a young man-on-the-street, interviewed
yesterday by a distinguished bearded seasonal reporter for The
Daily Collegian, persistently denied reports that there is no
Santa Claus. Disturbed at the rumor, the reporter is conducting
a survey to discover if the statement is true.
2-Car Crash Kills ME Grad
Harutoshi Kakimoto, a research? way said both cars were de- 'Engineering, Japan Combustion
associate in mechanical engineer- 1 molished. Resarch Institute and the Inter
frig, was killed and his wife, The Kakimotos were married in national Research Institute. He
Schiko, was injured in an auto
-4960 in Japan and came to the has co-authored six papers in ad
mobile accident Saturday night on United States the same year soldition to his thesis, "Swirl and
Rt. 219 about two miles north of 'that Mr. Kakimoto could do r e-ICombusion in Divided Combus-
Johnsonburg. ;search at the University. tion Chamber-Type Diesel En-
The Kakimoto car was struck Kakimoto had a 2-year ap-
gines."
on the left side by a car driven. poiniment for research on
apparently at high speed, byi diesel engines, the subject of ; 33 to Receive Awards
James Sample of Wilcox, State, his doctorial dissertation.
University
Police said. Sample had been, He studied at Kyoto Thirty-three students will re
traveling north when he sudden- where he earned his Japan, ceive awards and scholarships at
in pan,
I'' crossed into the path of the the annual awards banquet of the
doctor of Philosophy degree in;
Kakimoto car.. , College of Home Economics.
Mrs. Kakimoto suffered shock
mechanical engineering.Kakimotowas a member of the The banquet will be held at 6:30
and internal injuries and Sam- Japan Society of Automotive tonight at the Nittany Lion Inn,
pie received a broken jaw plus
head and internal injuries. Both
Mrs. Kakimoto and Sample
were In Elk County General
Hospital yesterday.
The Kakimotos were returning
to State College from Niagara
Falls, N.Y., 'when the crash oc
curred. State Police at Ridge-
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TODAY -
FINALS ARE LESS THAN ONE WEEK AWAY,
SO AVOID LAST MINUTE CRAMMING.
Tutoring Directories are available:
I. At The HUB Desk
2. In Residence Areas in Care of Junior
Residents and Men's Counselors
TS CRC ON ON CAMPUS'?
PAIM-LEGS
THAT'S WHAT!
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK PENNSYLVANIA
Town Parking
'Rules Changed
No parking , will be allowed on
the south side of East College
Ave., east of Garner St., State Col
lege police said recently.
They said the new parking reg
ulation has been in effect only
for home football game days but,
now has been changed to a
permanent ruling.
The new regulation is expected
to improve the flow of traffic
along that section of the avenue.
Nominating petitions for
SGA Assemblymen and fresh
man, sophomore and junior
class presidents must be sub
mitted t ) the elections com
mission today, Nancy Williams,
chairman of the commission,
said last night.
Miss Williams said that she
would be in the SGA office in
203 Helsel Union Building to
night from 6:30 to 11 to receive
the petitions.
Several petitions already
have been turned in to the
commission but have not been
checked for the correct num
ber of sigriatures yet, she said.
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Petitions Due
Miss Barbara Fritz of Kappa Delta
a portrait for Christmas
—Your proofs will be available in one day
—Pre-Christmas delivery of finished portraits
—Appointments will not be needed
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays - - -
EVENING Appointments are also available
atfat—bill colevnan's
Choir to Present Christmas Festival
The annual Festival of Lessonsitional carols of various countries
and Carols will be presented aCand works of R. Vaughn Williams,
8 tonight in the Helen Eakintuxtehude, Peerson. Handl, Bach,
Eisenhower Chapel by the Medi-iPachelbel and Scheidt. The pro
tation Chapel Choir with James gram will start with the proms-
W. Beach conducting. A receptionsional, "0 Come, 0 Come. Emtin
will be held afterwards in theluel"
Memorial Lounge.
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service is Dr. Luther IL Harsh
barges, University ^haptain.
Through the
Looking Glass
with Gabbi
It's . that time again. What
time? Time for finals, although
it's a wee bit earlier than
usual. Time for burning the
midnight oil, biting nails (down
to your knuckles), smoking
many many cigs (maybe. even
down to the filter), and many
other habits that are prevalent
during finals.
But let's talk about something
much more pleasant—Christ
mas. It you are unable to sit
down and write your Christ
mas "Shopping list"; here is
one made out especially for you.
FOR THE WOMAN IN YOUR
LIFE
whether she be your moth
er, sister or girlfriend. In the
leather department, Ethel has
a new selection of matching
wallets and cigarette cases.
Some sets even come with an
eye glass case and key case.
Ethel's jewelry department
is as good as ever. Scarab pins,
earrings, bracelets. Or maybe
you want to buy "her" the ever
popular circle pin
. in gold or
sterling silver.
How about perfume?
FOR THE MAN IN YOUR
LIFE
whether he be your dad,
brother or beau. A scarf would
be the perfect gift for these
cold wintry days in wool
or mohair.
FOR YOUR FRIENDS _
(if you don't plan to give
gifts) a card is the perfect
thing to spread this holiday
spirit. Buy them separately or
in boxes.
For those of you who have
already made out your Christ
mas shopping list, come into
Ethel Meserve's this week and
take care of all your shopping.
You'll find many household
gifts for your home (remember,
there's no place like it!) and
many other wonderful gift
suggestions. Don't forget Ethel's
"lay-away Plan".
Here's wishing you GOOD
LUCK on finals and a MERRY
CHRISTMAS and a very HAP
PY NEW YEAR.
So long,
Gabbi
114'€. College Ave.
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