The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, February 16, 1962, Image 3
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 19b2 , , . • ' ' . i - it - • . • . ii . ... ,_ Students Will. -Discuss •Disarminenti'M'i Bail •; . • Queen ' ; W (Continued iS fr w El t pap! one" • • . ' t pinalists Nam ed sciences from Moorestown, N.J.,, ' : . • 1149-707, for secretary. . By KAY MILLS 'meals,' but -free lodging will 'be . of inspection in arms control, the' 1 . provided in homes of Swartli-teconomics of armament and dis-. Five coeds became finalists in SUSIE STOUGH. sophomore in Students interested in _the prob-, arts and letters from Pittsburgh, lemi and promise' of alternativest more community residents. armament , treaty negotiations and;th:r Mil 'Ball Queen contest last :was elected 'treasurer, 912-662, :I'm sure no interested s t u d en ts p roblems •of treaty ratification:night. I . de to . the international arms 'race! • !eating Jean Mellin, junior in may attend the. first InterCalle-'will be turned away from the.plus the three possibilities: deter-' The five were 'chosen from . ~ pnysie.al education from Wayne. giate Conference on D' ainent; conference," Rozen . said. :rence, disarmament and arms con lalring 10 semi-finalists. and Arms I Control held today' . The conference is designed to,trui- , - l'The finalists include: Penny; Jane Adam, arts and letters through Stinday at Swarthmore inform students about the contro-! Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D.-Pa., Gray, senior in arts and letterslfrom Pittsburgh, defeated Bonnie Ifrom Berea, Ohio, sponsored by:Helmig, in liberal arts from College, , Dr.l Marvin E. Hazen, as_ vermin]. issues and • proposals that , will . deliver the keynote address listant : professor Of econoinics ,divide American experts. It should'at 8 tonight. .... • : T i ny Wayne senior in arts and Springfield, for Sophomore rep said yesterday.. 'lalso encourage students to become THOMAS C. SCHELLING of the ' le lets , from Hingham, Mass;•resentative, 1090-590. The conference will be led- by!rnore conscious and thoughtful' • LeedY• junior in arts and' Sue Finch, freshman in liberal letters from Lebanon, * sponsored : arts from Bethel Park. 212, and thoughtful; Center for International ' Diana 21 authorities concerned with re-.about their rotes in the searchl -- —Affairs and author of "Strate b Scabbard and Blade MilitarY ; Cynthia Cohen. freshman in ed search and decision-making irifor international stability and orb' fairs Arms Control" will speak t g o y. this field. 1 ' . - - ;der, the Swarthmore News Office • • iety;! Marilyn Mango. sopho , ~ morrow morning. ucation from Allentown, 174 , were ore inisecendary education froMelected as the two WRA repre ! . 1 Although l the conference bilgins'said• ' -. - 'E ie, sPonsored by Karl White'sentatives from their class. They The roster, ..of 'speakers reads today, regiStration is also beinol author!- { THE DISARAAMENT • . The a "Who's Who" in disarma- s ohomere in - agriculture biologi- defeated Linda Ewing, in liberal held from 7:30 to 9 a.m. tomorrow.'ties will direct seminars of 15 to 20' ment. the Swarthmore News Of-.c 1 Science from Media; Mariesta arts from Ardmore, 174. and Joyce Originally, two students were in -( students eabh as the core of the.fice said. Also included are Pro- Patterson, freshman in art edu-;Woolever, in physical education vited from' each of 150 universi-; conference. The:scholars will . pre-'f e ,.. B s e lid 1 - ties. More students, however are best e many author s ation from Oakdale, sponsored from Catawissa. 127. sent p reliminarystatements on of t he r recent-- r seller. encouraged! to attend, Rozen!'said. " The bV Pi Eleta Phi; and Margaret 'their subjects _to, the seminars. •• ißeace Race," and Homer A. Jack, , , nn Thompson, sophomore in, THE . CONFERENCE riestra-. These seminars, which will berkecutive director of the National c unseling from Pittsburgh, spon- 2 Profs Receive Grant tien 'fee is ; 10. Participant s ' will ;the focus of tomorrow's activity, Committee for a Sane Nuclear s red kv Karl Fink, sophomore The National Science Fouriclas be expected to pay for their Own - will cover such topics as problems Policy. i chemical engineering from tion has awarded a two-year ittsburgh. 1941,500 grant to Dr. Ward S. From the above finalists, aDiethorn, assistant professor of ueen and court will be chosen by nuclear engineering, and Dr. le three commanding colonels oflllerbert A. McKinstry, research .. rmy. Air and Navy ROTC at the associate in geophysics, to study lilitary Ball Feb. 23, in the Hetzel the "Diffusion of Tr iti u m flion Ballroom. -Through lonic Solids." Carter Appoints Macaiady Chairman. of= Junior Board Donald Macalady, junior in chemital engineering from. Sha mokin, - was apbointed chairman of the Junior Class Advisory Board this week by Randy . Carter, class president. , Carter also announced that he has appointed Judith Welke, jun ior in jotkrrialism • from Cohoes, N.Y., as secretary for the board. Gretchen litiester, junior in `home economics , from CannorOiurg, chess historian fromlast year, will cohtinue in this post, he added. David Whitsett, junior in psy-i chology from Pittsburgh, was ap- Cboard committee ciairman of an advisory committee to make 'tenta tive plans for' next year's, Senior Ball, Carter said; Whitsett Served as chairman forthis year's Junior Prom. KATRINA WANGLE, secretary oT the. Sophomore Class Advisory Board, said yesterday that Michael Goldman, sophomore in arts and letters from Chester. was ap pointed chairman of a commit tee to coordinate plane for the freshman-sophomore dance with a sinkilar freshman committee. • Louis Kushner, Sophorilore in business administration Yro Pittsburgh, was ,appointed chair man of the publicity committee L.# Collegian Classifieds WORK. FOR YOU New College Diner BIKE REPAIRS PARTS _ ACCESSORIES Western Auto Satisfaction Guaranteed 200 W. College Ave. AD 7-7E12 Hill ei Calendar TONIGHT Evening - Services ... 8:00 p.m. Speaker: Dr. John Zimmerman. "The Unitarian Way" ' Sponsors: Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority _ SATURDAY Movie ... 8:00 p.rn., "Teahouse of the. August Moon" SUNDAY Lox & Bagel Brunch Sponiors - : Delta Phi Epsilon 10:30 a.m. TUESDAY ' "Dynamics of Judaism" Class Topic: Ahad -Philosopher of Modern Zionism Hillol Foundation' 124 Locust Lissie THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSRY PARK. PENtiISYLVANIA ;American Boy for Newspapers' for the dance, she said. ,Ad Staff." published recently in. The informal freshman-sopho- Editor and Publisher." 1 more dance will be held March 2' in the Hetzel Union ballroom. ; The article was based .on re- Miss into attitudes of news- Miss Wange said Barbara :search into managers about munds, sophomore in elementary, , i the training and education that education from Camp Hill. c lass; they seek in hiring personnel for historian from last year. will con-' newspaper advertising fibbs. tinue in that post. Jeffrey Edel- , man, sophomore in:industrial en-', Dr. Hicks is on leave of absence gineering from West Orange.-N.J., from the University to serve as was appointed photographer forotisiting associate professor of the class history scrapbook, she 'marketing at the. University of added. • :Utah. • Mil Ball, February la coming fait. If you haven't done tul already. -you'll better order one of our beautiful corsages for your date. BILL M - . 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