SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1962
Governor Skirts
Budget Issue
Student encampment will be;liamst plan which requires - the the actual living areas of IFC and
held' at. the Mont Alto ainipusiUSG prm4dent to appoint next TIM voters
next fall. Encampment, a yearly• year's encampment chairman no •
evuzilation of me philosophic 'later than;the second week of the She said voter turnout , i n these
aspects of student government, had spring term. "This might mean tw° areas was the poorest' on cam
e 3 short anecthlte containedlClark. who joined the -governor beer] held at Mont Alto, the Uni- that the present USG p res id en t pus. "This was due In part to the
lilt the rostrum for le could not he b ht
Gov. David L Lawrence;s, p art of the;
Gov. forestry school , until last will appoint the ertramProeof• th a t P °l r°44o
'press conference, •was also a tar- fall. • chairman for next year.' Mi ss . direct reference to the,get of requests for predictions.,lgor the other voting 'districts. in
Wil- directly to them. - she said. Polls
Undergraduate Student Govern- hams told th e Congress.
Ibut declined comment.!the residence hulls, were located
University budget *request at - merit President - -. Dennis Foianini: • „
• ' CLARK DID SAY that the bill moved student encampment fmrrnl The Congress also approved win each area dining halt.
his press conference With col-: for pennuivahia, MassachUsetU'Mont Alto to the University Park!OroMed itudY to examine meth - ! .
The Wigress also gave the eke
lege . journalieti Thursday in `andlnds of improving the elections'
Missouri to regain -one seat'carnPus to enable more students ! • . . . .:___,,, t eommomien chunnrm the
,each in the U.S. House of Hepre-,to take part and to, save on eos t s. , i 'commissioh by determining a lism•
Iliarrisbu rg. - tsentatives should pass in the' _At the final exicampinent meet.; method of pos i t i ve id ent ie reat i on ieoese, r to approve all campaign
•
terials used by groups carol-
The conference, attended by it) House. ' i
I -. i ing in September, it was sugget t e d;of town independent men and the ! . .
grales paignirr l g 4her in an thaft elect uume mn involving
no's
shidents, was held in the: gover- ii never attempt to prognosti. that : next y ear ' smee ti n g b e b e kupo ssibl , i s ty .
_ .of rir estat a i ri li d sh m ing m a voteni floatl
Mee recePtinn MOIn adlniaing,cate'what willlhappen in the oth-lsomeplace other than University tog po l l for
party platforms or party
th e H o u s e o f Representatives er body," he added. Clark was re- ; Park. This suggestion was art MISS WILLIAMS. who also . ideals. Under this set-up the e'er
chamber in the state capitol.
,ferring to the lU.S. Senate. limn* by the USG Congress
;headed the elections conuribetioreitions eanutiission hood would
Thursday' night.
Lawrence said be recently went ' David H. Kurtzman , ...„,..,, r ..,
____ said a poll of this type might be,have direct- control over all
to a sports banquet in Pitte.burei',f t he-- t . t .„, --------- ";,A.,„ ; ,,;,.. 4 ,..., ---- „,.. ---' ; TIRE COIIIGRIM. also approved carried en the bark of a truck sutnaterialt timed in campaianmg on
and was seated next to Bob Idi- 1- " --- "-----"' re- encampment chairman Nancy Wil--that it could be moved around to referenda.
lolled to a q uestion from a Colle-'
ringer, end on State ' s 1961 Gator;• ' - • . - •
Bowl squad. igian reporter on posSible elimiria-. • .
•
tion of the - four per sent textbook.rtorps Test Set for Feb 17-
• , .
, 600 Tickets Remain
THE GOVER N OR said Mitin-,tax. A b il l on rthis subject has • told him he did not want tobeen introduced in the state legis- .
spoil , the informality of the eve-:lature. •• • -1 ` • for 'Witness' Nay
ning, :but asked when the state
=MICAH SAID that th ere -Examination Takes Six Hours i Approximately tree tickets re
was. going to send more money . . main tor the Players' production
IS a chance that textbooks pur-. Tests for those interested in' 'THOSE TAXING the test
,
out our way." chased from "Witness - for the Proieintion"
,chased from a' college bookstore joining the Peace Corps will, be should have a neserve seal slip ~„ „,___,... a _
Lawrence then shot the five.could be ..exempted. He was re-given at 8:30 arm Feb. 17 in the which they receive after sub- "`_„," `"""i""" ;Schwab.
Daily Collegian rePOrterS Peesentiminded that some schOol.S. such as Civil Service room at the State mining the volunteer qurstion-' I,l chets are now en sale et the
a knowing- glance as if to say.
„ Penn State, have no bookstore.college post offkr.... . naire to Washington. People who;Hetzel Usiiiin desk for al.=
"You - see, I know You. You're ea,and their students want taxes - Ail U.S. citizens over 18 ma) ,have not -answered the question-1 The drama concerns the trial
alike up there 'dropped on books purchased from apply. Married persons with de-Inaire may do so at the time of'-of a young Enalishman charged
Three state secretaries-admin-lretail dealers.; , pendents over 18 are eligible if the examination. 'with the murder a a rat, elderly
Istria:ion, budget and oantmerce—' 'ln this case;, the question arises both husband and wife volunteer.' Volunteers are selected forlwoman.
Sat on Litwreneers left l and oc - as to what a textbook is," he said.! The six-hour examinathm in- en the bas of the quell-
I The play diverted by Walter
.casiOnallT fielded technical ques- There would; have to be some eludes tests in general =mine. itionnair e and the entrance test..H, Walters , basal at the Depart
bees from the sail reperntrs• * chuification an this topic beforehension of the , applicant's fieldiThey then enter a three month :menu o f Theatre Arta, and toe-
Questioners repeatedly probed;predicting whether tax exemp-,of specialization. language apti-'training program in the UnileCtures Warren Puree, graduate
the politiCal pier ^e for this fall's lions Could be made, Kurtznlan'tudes, -governmental policy and States. : :Student in theatre arts train
election. U.S. Senator Joseph S.lacided. , . !psycholtagical adjustment. The curriculum consists of U.S. , Allentown, and Jeanne Boggle..
- history, -international relaticinairaduate student in
the
aria
of
of the culture and policres± nun m i th ravey ci ty.
of the host country, language'
training, physical conditicrainv;
health instruction and specialized H o y., to E x hibi t ,per
instructiqn. •
: Jules Helkre, siirearter al the
CORPSMEW WHO are given School of Arts, has been invited
final aesigriinents -participate in to exhibit a ti . " Land _
a second 4abase of training in the, oapi , s w . N uclear •vi nc e alone
host country. They are instructedwith leading artists throughout
by native teachers on the ; tradi- th ecountry and abroad. al T he
Lions, culture and language of•petnt Club i n phdraielobt, Mon
the country:.
, day to March 2
While tin training, volunteers,
receive room and board, medical
care, training materials and an
expense allowance of $2 a - dap,''
Corpsmen overseas receive money
for food; housing, clothing ,anry !
expenses, At the end of their 1
service they are paid $75 far each''
month of work
Hodges to Discuss Cotnpetition
:!.!A World of Competition" will' Hodges' job, as defined by:afler his apohatment as secretary
be the topic of the lecture by-statute is "to foster, promote'andlof commerce was to ring the
Luther H. Hodges, secretary of !develop the foreign and domestic:buzzers on his desk to see who
commerce; at 3 p.m. Sunday iiiicommerce" of !the United States. :would come running. Herzog
Schwab in the first of the Univer.: A ccor di ng to an article by Ar- !sak i
sity Lecture Series of the term- , ithur Herzog, free lance writer, in''
Approximately 200 stu de n tioctober.l96l.'hia immediate prob- Hodges, born in 101N1 in Pitts) *l
v ' Virginia, was one
tickets xi
still availakde from S i lein on taking office was the: • County
a.m...t0 12 p.m. and I to S pro-istimulation of U.S. business in of nine children of a Virginia
today at • the Hetzel Union des/Lith e m id s t of a , US .
Herzog; sharecropper. When he was two,
About 30 non-student tkkets , said that the. end of this reces- 'his I family moved across the
rem liin at $1,25. • • iis i on may in part be due to the; North Carolina state line to Leakt
, A, ten minute , question period i "stabilizing and optimistic" influ- vile, a textile mill town where
will follow Hodges' talk -after t ence of Hodges. !Hodges went to public school.
which areption will be held in t According to the article, Hodges: • • -
the - Hetzel Union lounge. The' has a "flair for showmanship A Presbyterian minister per
public is Irwited. \ , suaded Hodges to attend college.
1 I p robabl y =e q ualed in the Ken-Afte r working his way through
HODGES WA$ appointed arr.} ne4y administration? At one time.:
hasr years of college at the ma.
retary of commerce last January according to , the article whe n versity , of North Carolina, Hodg es,
after serving six years as gov4H_lxig es
,__11"131_ governor r his No rth . took a job as secretary to the
enter of 'North Carolina. Beforei:L-areflne be p osed i n ' lin " er ", manager of a group of mills in
en t er i n g p o liti ca, h e serve d si ovear to promote the textile in- f __,_ , mills , •
:iareezindor. Inc were a lain
vite president of Marshall Field;dustiY• !sion of Marshal/ Field and Com
and Company. HODGES FIRST official act;pany.
7 Disciplined for Parts
In Shoplifting Escapa d e
- Seven 'students involved in a
shoplifting incident' were penal
ized by the Senate SUb-committee
on Discipline this week, Leroy S.
Austin,' associate dean of men,
said yesterday.
A • freshman who . admitted
taking an item of merchandise
from a local- market in order to
perform av prank in his residence
hall was given suspended suspers
.sion“Until the end of the sprint
term. •
Six nth'er students, two sopho
mores and four freshmen, were
placed on office probation until
the end of the spring term for
their part in the incident.
A S 1 uut.spi ON -suspended
suspension cannot hold an execu-.
five position in any student ac-'
tivity and is subject to immediate
suspension from the University in
the event of any further misbe
havior.
Office probation of a period
CENSORSHIP, CREATIVITY, AND
• THE ARTIST VOCATION .
Dr. Lindeman
Engbah
newt
Get:trail:m:9 Coßeg,
„Time-410day Buda& Feb. 1111 at 11:311
-4 Mem4idlienus Sbkat pieter •
• •, EVliErfbNE WELCCM6E-
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYWAtiIIA
during which the dean of men's'
office closely 'observes the student %
to prevent further misbehavior.
/In a second case th i s week, the+
sub-committee placed a freshman!
on disciplinary probation until
•the end of the spring term for
stealing a canvas Bloodrhobile
sign which had been erected at:
the foot of . the,lYlall.
,The student must pay to have!
the sign cleaned before restoration,:
Leasure said..
A student ;on disciplinary pro
'bation clarinet hold office or be
committee member iof any Uni
versity activity.
F/NGER \ •
•t EXERCISE
r.
TONIGHT I p.m.
Encampment Set for Mont Alto
JOIN THE FUN AT THE
PURIM CARNIVAL
SAT., FEE. 10 7-10 p.m.
AT THE
MIR FOUNDATION
Ali }~wdt
le 17.1./L
win prises
New (allege Diner
ocoN:lttOikit; 64 , t : " the ri k o , el,
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