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Hodges to Speak Here Sunday
Luther H. Hodges, 1J.5. secre
tary of .commerce, will speak on
"A World of Competition" at 3
Am. Sunday in Schwab in the
first University Lecture Series
of the winter term. _
A short- question period will
follow the talk. There will be a
coffeehour in the Hetzel Union
Building immediately afterward
for all interested persons.
'Student tickets will be dis
tributed tomorrcrvr afternoon and!
-all day Thursday, through Sat Ur-,
day at the Hetzel Union- desk.
General, admission tickets will be
on sale for $1.25 - from 9 a.m. to
12 noon and from 1 to 5 p.m.
Thursday through Saturday.
Before being appointed secre-
Amy. of commerce by President
Kennedy last January,- Hodges
served for six years as governor
-of - North Carolina. Prior to that
he was lieutenant-governor of the
state.
Hodges, born jn Pittsylvania,
County, Va., in 1898; worked his;
-way from secretary to manager:
of a textile mill - in Leaksville,!
N.C., to vice president of Marshall
Field and Company.
His assignments for the federal,
government include head of the,
New College Diner
Downtown Between the Movies
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
SALUTE: - JOHN MARTIN
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Three years ago,-John Martin joined the New York Tele- handled through Liverpool. His efforts:earned big promo.
phone Company and made an important contribution - on his tion to Budget Engineer—quite a step fcir a young enjineer
very first assignment. He was given the task of planning just three years out of college. ' . I
the addition of new 'dial equipment that woul4 be -com- John Martin and 'other young eneuieers like him in Bell
It atible with_ existing equipment in Liverpool, N. Y.— a Telephone Coippanies throughout the dountry, help bring
complex assignment, but John skillfully worked it out, sig. the finest cominunications service in ihewoild to the homes
stificantly increasing the number of calls that could be and businesses of 'a growing America. I
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BELL TELEPHONE COMP ANIES
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"THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK. PE
Textile Diviiion of Office of Price
Administration, 1944, and consul
tant to the secretary of . agricul
ture, 1945. '
}lodges retired from private}
business in ;195() and spent over,
a year in West Germany as head
of the Ihdustry Division of the
Economic Cooperation Adminis
tration. In 1951, he acted as con
sultant to the State Department
on the International Management
I Conference.
Hodges holds a bachelor of arts
degree from the :University of
{North 'Carolina.
7 Parking Areas to Close
University Parking. areas 1,5,
17, 30, 32, 40, and 71 will be closed
from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. throughout
'the balance of the winter months
to permit removal of -snow, the
Campus Patrol office reported
yesterday.
PSU CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
for Town Independent Men •
• .
5 Round Swiss Tournament
(FOR UNDERGRADUATES ONLY)
Sign - up at the HUB Desk .
by Feb. 11, 5 p.m.
First Meeting Set
By Marine Society
The first meeting of the Sernpo
Fidelis society will be held at
tonight in 318 Wagner. Two films,
depicting the Marine Corp . Offi
cer Candidate School at Quantico,
Va„ will be shown.
All students -interested in the
MarincCorps officer training pro
gram d students in NROTC
which offers a Marine Corps op
tion are invited.
The society it. a national organ
ization with the purpose of bring
ing together college students in
terested in obtaining a ivinin/s
-sion in the Maxine Corps, Stephen
Gregg, publicity chairman, said
last night.
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Tentative -plans ;of the local
society include parachute training
and assisting in the Marine Corn'?
"toys for tots" program,
NTIVANIA
GYMNASTIC
I
Pena
VARSITY
Pena Stale EVA Navy MS
FLOOR lEMERCI3I4-. 1. Seward. Paan
State. Pil; , 2: Day,-Navy, 261; 3. Plarlaelt
er, Pass Mate, 23 R
4; 4. ay, Navy. Ng;
6. Sebleget, Pena StaUi r 137; L Raba,
Navy? 176.
SIDS MORSE: 1. Weiaa. Penn State. 224;
2. Barlaeber. Penn State. 244; 2. Cherry.
Penn - Mate, 234; 4. Rentin, Navy. 224:
I. EvltAki, Navy, 176;! 6. Larsen, Nays.
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SXILL RINGS: 1. Tuba, Penn State.
273; 2. Silver, Navy. 261; 3.. Bloat.. Katy,
234; 4. Willi&1111, Penn State. 242; E.
Musette. Na,-, 222; Braude. Penn
ZtrftlP, 203.
LONG NORSE VAULT: 1. Masine,
Navy,: 271; 2. -Storm, Penn State, 216r - 3.
Neflbrain, Penri State, 1.64:. 4. ,CaPetnil.
Penn ;State. 241: 6. , Hunter, Navy, 223;
S. Swat, Navy. 21L,
PARALLEL SARA: •1. Seize. Penn
Stab:: 2- Seward, Penn State. 272:.2.
Kock-Navy, 252: 4. Rarlaehet, Penn State,
250: 6. Bowen. Navy, 237; G. Tune, Navy.
145: • •
HORIZONTAL BARS 1. Weiss, Penn
Statr. l 220; 2. Seward, Penn State. 270;
2. , Teltrault, Nary, 241; 4. liutebeson,
Navy.; 235 ; 6. Branning; Penn State, and
Day. :Navy: 2115 I tiel•
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
lIMtIf.IINIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMMMM.MII
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FOR RENT
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Unfur
niabed one bedroom apartment; ,beat,
wate4 stove and refrigerator furabsbed.
For &fiber information fall AD 84688.
ONE SINGLE and one double mom. cen
trally - located : cooking . facilities . and
[nee parking., UN 6-6851 or AD 74078.
VERY LARGE singles and a double room
at 236,5 Frazier: block from campus
with kitchen privileges and parking.
AD $.4484.. .
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1962
SUMMARIES
Penn SUU 59 Navy 35
FLOOR MR:ROSE: 1 IdeCormielc,
Penn State, ISO: 2. Scofield. Penn State.
14; 2. Rickman. Navy, .5424 t 4.. Auld.
Nary, 108. •
SIDE HORSE: 1. 'CaMane. Penn Main,
22.11: A McCormick, Penn State. 178: 8.
Stanfic46, Navy, 163; 4. filer. Penn Slaw.
1158: I/. BodgeTs, Nary. 144.
STILL RINGS: 1. '.leakitts. -Piss 'State.
218; 2. Vanolervoot, Navy. 188; 8. Jam,
Navy, 10: 1. Rem. Nary, 151; 1. jEnalak,
Penn State, 158.
LONG HORSE VAULT: I. SeikafiekL
Pena State. 266; Hartnett, Penn State.
251; 3. , Durbani f Navy, 245: 4. Stevens,
Penn State, .232; 3. Petrarle„ Navy, 238. •
PARALLEL BARS:: I.,Culbane; Penn
State, 260; I. Durham , and VandervocoU
Navy, 208 We); 4. Kazislr., Penn State,
162; 6. Cake, Penn - State. 159.
HORIZONTAL BARi 'l. Calkane. Pena
State, 241; 2. Durham Navy. 222: 5. Km
alfaa, Penn State. 155; 4. Pecrovie, Navy,
162: 5. Stanfield. Navy, 135. - -
Let Collegian ! Classifieds
WORK FOR YOU „.
,url•frvy., ”T'11ui,1,11a*11ti1,,.U5T",,,,—.1.41
FOR
,RENT
GRADUATE STUDENTS, Upperclassmen
—eomfortable rooms with hot and eold
running water or private bathl inner
spring mattresses, ventral, parking se
rommodations. To inspect and 'compare.
The Colonial, 123 W. Nittany. AD 74792
or AD 7-4850.
TRAILER FOR RENT-80 ft. by B , ft..
one bedroom troller In good condition
at Hilltop Park. , '854 per month. Phone
Al) 7.7582.
BEGINNING SPRING TERM -1 . Lease,
minimum of one term for efficiency
apartment. 370 a month 'plus power.
Garner and E. •Bearcr. AD 8-2320.
ROOMS—SINGLE - 34; Double $6. Tele
vision. clock 'radio. the bath, individual
beating. Phone AD 7-2693. 5:-
SINGLE ROOM for rent Call AD 14246
FOR SALE
BANJOS. UKES. Gulimit. Pianos. RAID.
molia Oszasts—strings. books, all mai*
'applies. Pifer liniie Centers. Benner Pike.
Open 'tit S psis. daily except Weds. nano
EL '64441.
FOR SALE: BEST Haircut in taw!) at
Geroget. Barber Situp., under Western
Auto. Two barbers. No waiting.
TRADE-IN TELEVISION Sete, completely
reconditioned. 1.96 Z Zenith T.V. Mee
tronie Serriee--TELEVISIGN SERVICE
CENTER AT' STATE COLLEGE TV.
x r SCHUTZ TRAILER: 2800. Call
AD 8-2702.
1961 PORTABLE Sewing Machine with
attachments and 7 year riarantec 939.
AD ,9-6397. ,
WAN=D
RECORDER CONSORT forming. all
playeis welcome. Call UN 5-4579, 74
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RIDE TO Charlottesville. Virginia or
vicinity for'lwo anytime Friday. Feb. 11.
Call 'IN 5-1993. .
ELECTRIC 'GUITAR: bars! guitar. and
sax - for slew reek and roll grow: or If
wry group :needs drummer. Call Ken
AD 7-2666.
RIDE TO :Newt*, N-.J. or vicinity Frt.
day night. Feb. O. CO Stan UN 14810.
NGLISH MAJOR with Philadelphia stn.
I dent. tesihing assignment. wants Pitts.
burgh area—fall term. Call UN 54940.,
lAPARTIIIM , IT MATE for spring term.
; Girl who has 'mailman and needs room.
mat* or one Interested in obtaining apart.
aunt. Call Nancy UN 6490.
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LOST
LOST: ,SCARAB BRACELET in vicinity
of McKee. Cal/ Esther. UN 5-5377.
LOST: COLD - CHARY Bracelet .In !runt
of IdeXewi - lait ?Mar. Call UN 6-78 . 37.
Reward.
LOST: PINK WALLET in the vicinity of
Shortlidga. Call Nancy UN 8-1212 or
turn In at Health Center.
WALLET—Area of Re< 4 }lalL Please lak,
turn inunediately, urgent! Mike Varand,
AD 11-9066. Return to HUB desk.
DARNIT TM FREEZING I You took
ry blue Loden Coat at Phi Ito Delta
aturday 'night. • Can't :afford new one.
Return! Call Ellison UN .54525.
LIGHT BLUE Sit Jaekqt lost at Theta
Chi Saturday night. Call Jim, UN 1-436.
GLASSES IN maroon ease. about. noon
Feb. 2 in Boneke. Call AD 7-4947.
PART VMS Employment, MAT**tuasuill.
male or female.. Afternoon and 'evening
work, 17stours per week. Working yebrdole
will be arranged -to" snit elass 'and atody
schedule: wbenever possible. Call Lir. Kant.
fey 9 a.m. - 2 p•m AD 84051. Salary
950 per' week. I.
STUDENT CHECK CASHING AGENCY
oPen'Sfond&y, tbru •Frlday 9:H • I:001
Saturday 9:302:30. .
GUERRILLA WARFARE Principles and
Information ;compiled" from' rercernillid
antboritiet. Write Jan Parker, P.O. Box
Eli. State Golkze.;
MONSIGNOR-- LEONARD J. FICK will
:peak Feb. 11. 7:00 p.m.-in 111 Boman.
H 1 took : -The lodtx—Good or Badl Om,
to public. - SiKittortat by Neornon Club.
PSOC SKr DiVLSIONi meeting' Thursday.
Feb. I, 7 pan', 11l Bond boat. Canadian
trio during- March vacation, Si° dePrait
will be collected.
FOR STANDARD +md• eleoaae tmar
rentals: complete typewriter repair
service and all thesis typing supplies sloop
Mitten, Office Edit4eneat, 231 S. Ailee
Street. AD 84126.
OFFSET PRINTING a ibra:4-typing.
AD 14055. .