WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4;, 1962 TODAY ON CAMPUS { !»•* , ' i I Bloodmoblle • Students who wish to donate blood later this month to the Red Cross mayregister between 9 am. and: 5 pm. on the ground floor of the Hetzel Union Building. Concert . Phi Mu-Alpha, music honorary society, will present a free con cert at 9:45 pm. in theHUB audi torium. 'film 1 The filn} ‘'Moscow Purge [Trials" will be shown at 3 p.mJin the HUB auditorium. Intramurals | ! Entries for coed volleyball and softball intramurals are now avail able from residence hall' repre sentatives. They must be returned by Friday. ’ NEW CANDIDATES LA VIE .\j[> : i OLD STAFF j - 1 [ CANDIDATE MEETING ! ' -{la vie ■; THURSDAY j- 10 SPARKS ■i. ■ ! 7 pin, : -•' I 1 ■ I ' . !*[ l 1 . W I For Results Use Collegian Classifieds TODAY s the LAST DAY THE DAILY G Used Book Agency Today is the -last day for re turning incorrect books to the Used Book Agency. j i Meetings ] AW 8. S-.U ».m_. 11l HUB ' SiniMu AdniutntlM Student Council; ’ <:tf p.m.. itll Banda Cbeaa Club, T p.m, HUB cudraon Conference Center Lecture, 7ill a-O, 111 HUB -ii • Eut Hallo lln'l CeoncU. 9 pjt, East Halle dialnff. room t Munugaueut Club, 7:99 ta. Beta Tbeta PI l Ncwinuu Club, 4 p.m., HUB Wlmae Nittear Grotto Hntlnf, t-.U pmw 111 Mineral laduatriea PU EptUon- Kappa. • p.m-. 11l HUB Riding Club, T p.u»~ 111 Willard Sopiuxaore .Claaa' lAlriaotr Board. . T :Xi •p,«0.. 117 HUB 1 Sport* Car Club. 7:N p-n.. 117 Willard Spring Week Publicity Committee. 9:11 ■ p.m_ 117 HUB ;. TllO P-m-. 193 HUB Training Board for “Neer and View*/ ' I-. 19 P-m-J 117 Home Economic* Undergraduate PbQoaopby Club. 7 :99 pm, 117 HUB Worora', Cborua. 9:99 pm. HUB andl torltua OR RETURN MONEY FOR! INCORRECT BOOKS USED BOOK AGENCY .EGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA Philip Defines French Crisis The failure of political parties] in France to adapt to present dayl problems and the %ieffectiveness! of the French Parliament- are the two major causes, of the crisis of democracy in France, Andre Philip, a French specialist in let ters and public affairs, told a capacity crowd in Sparks Monday. In his talk, sponsored by the Social Science Research Center and the Department of Political! Science, Philip said the Algerian] situation brought the democratic 1 crisis to a head and afforded Gen.] Charles de Gaulle the opportunity td gain control of France, , "He WAS THE ONLY one' 1 who could solve the Algerian problem,” Philip said. . In spite of de Gaulle’s success with the Algerian problem, Philip Don't Lose THE U.B.A. WILL SELL BOOKS THE CALENDAR IS- WRONG WATCH COLLEGIAN ADS fOr When money wiik be RETURNED FOR BOOKS SOLD * 9:30 - 5:00 By'SUN BRADLEY Find a velvet cushion to place your sorority! or fraternity pin on overnight. Reclining Nittany Lion on blue velvet Practical and Attractive - it llrnr fHjMp 142 S. Allen St., State College, Pa. said that he.would not give de problem with French political: Gaulle a vote ot confidence in the parties, he said, is not that there coming elections. De Gaulle has are too many, as most people [not successfully handled the eco-^think. *, WOUU* RATHER see no; alleviate the problems of both Part pgnnnmif* on 4 noliticul disunitv AltnOU||n W SIWHyS economic and political disunity. D^ing lawSi ; he explained that There will be no hope for the French farmer, Philip Sid, until P° wer : » continually de the current crisis in production c tk„ anddistnbutibn of farm goods is of i* now ‘ ■ __ . ... ' being • envisioned, Philip said.! , De GAULLE PRACTICES both When it becomes a reality, pej> 'dictatorship over France and haps France can avoid the eco ‘dictatorship of the pen, Philip nomic and political-problems she: '■;> H° explained that, although has now and;build a new econ de Gaulle is a> great writer, he o my. !■ j,.,, „oi write the truth about his i - • handling of French political and. -J economic affairs. He will wnte about the favorable aspects of his ; career and, “what he wants to i remember," Philip said. The big That Pin! DREW PEARSON'S WIFE REPORTS; ; * “I was jjkjusmrs At home, according to Mrs. Pearson, the ''cold-blooded" Khrushchev is a warm and likable guy - with a soft spot for kids. Ih this week's Saturday Evening Post, she gives an intimate picture of the-Reo boss at play. De scribes his Gargantuan dinners, swimming-pool romps and off-the cuff chatter. Ana tells what was be hind his tantrum at the U.N. TS, Saturday Uotaing ai-Wl t imui now ow SM.S • Mr. Charles Royally slim and aristocratic, the Villager sheath borrows , a British motif from the men ~. marching Beefeaters, lions rampant, palaces and crowns, . ih a richly-figured frieze on 3 cotton hopsteking. The pan collar and roll-ileeves mark it as ou of your prized collection. *•• •a♦ Mr. Charles Campus Shopping Center and 3. Allen Si. PAGE FIVE
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