FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1962 Red China Membership Vetoed by Model U.N. 1 "The 11 a.m. Easier Sunday ! Holy Communion Service in the t i»Bch part concerned with one of ! Chapel .Service will be teleeast'work. the seven last words which Christ „ ■ , _ , _. , , llivefrom Schwab over WFBG-TV,; Other church services cOmmem-jspoke on the cross. There will be representation lor Hea China bloc nation. The delegates were: Altoona.,The service will mark 1 orating Easter 'Sunday will beisuent periods between each part In disarmament discussions was. Alice Brunton, Herbert Carver,‘the.' first live telecast from held in the Helen Eakin Eisen- to enable students to enter' and approved in committee but later {Joan Dubin, Goldie Laris, Robert Schwab. Ihower Chapel and on the-steps of; leave as necessary, defeated at a session of the entire. Lef court, Elearor Space and Da-1 Dr. Luther H. Harshbarger. Old Main. They are being planned! A Community Sunrise Service Mid-Atlantic Model United Na-;vid Sprintzen. University chaplain, will be the,to accommodate the excess num-' will be held at 6 p.m. Easter Sun* tions General Assembly recently.: Lefcourt said the delegations principal speaker. ’ } iber of churchgoers resulting from!day on the steps of Old Main. The Vnril f««n socialist riations.found them-; THE UNIVERSITY Cha n e l University stuidents spending, speaker will be Barrett Rudd, as- were :selves envied. I They were in a of Wma Easter State College. sociate director of the University StU<3e a tS f ™P-°y er icurious position as the “under- C TavKd W Beach : since p * ssov * r be cele- Christum Association. colleges and universities.; dogs -. who had‘ to stop progress— wilt the bTated by Jewish students April; STATE COLLEGE churches The model assembly-was spon- wStern progress. headdetL & ril 18-20. Hillel Foundation will hold ! will also hold special Holy Week sored “fey the CoUeg,ate Council: W 3 n ‘he traditional services of First jaervices.' On Palm Sunday and for the United The host; THE RUMANIAN dellegation D’r. Leonard R: iver Scder> Passover and second Seder Easter Sundav, several commu school was Queens College, N.Y. even staged ajdramatic walk out chapel organist, will play at the at the Hillel Foundatlon . nitv chll rehes will add extra serv * ‘ GOOD FRIDAY'S continuous,ices to accommodate students. The - 3n f f r « an ‘f e " tbe Themtisic for the service was se rvice from noon to 3 p.m. al ihe.Commumty Good Friday Service bloc would have included ./he, Secretariat, Lefcourt said, composed by George E Ceiga Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel will be held from npon to 3pm authority of mainland China* in;The delegation! felt, the chair was University organist, who used, w ;n be conducted by University at the Presbyterian Church. SL disarmament committee discus-i4|SCT»mmatingJagainst it, he ex- some of the traditional ritual pat- p roteslant litutgists. The service Andrew’s Episcopal Church will sions and voting. It was passed [plained. , ; terns and* words of the be divided into seven parts, have a vigil at the same time, by committee, 47-27, with 5 iiniHminmmu' ' abstentions. THE SAME resolution later failed to receive the two-thirds vote needed to pass in the Gen era) Assembly. The vote was 40 for admittance, 37 opposed and 10 abstentions. Students from the University; represented Rumania, a Soviet PNPASeminar To Begin Today The Pennsylvania Society .of Newspaper Editors* eleventh an nual spring ' seminar, “Issues 'of Education," will be held -at the Nittany Lion Inn today and to morrow. The main speaker will be Char-j les H. Boehm, state, superintend-1 ent of public instruction. Martin; Mayer, author of “The Schools”! and '’Madison Avenue, U.5.A.,"! will also speak. ■ - . I The discussions - will center; around reorganization -of school; districts, a minimum public school] program and the accommodation! of an increasing number of stu dents qualified for post-high school education. 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HILLEL CALENDAR Tonight Evening Services 8:00 p.n. Speaker: Dr. Aaron Druekman "On e Theme from Martin Buber" I Sponsored by Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority Saturday Havfe 8:00 HR* j V "Man hi the Gray Flannel Suit" Sunday Israeli Art Exhibit 3:30 pjR. [ April 8 Mat 1 | Prints by leading Israeli Artists ■ Mfaral Film Series 8:00 pjn. ; ~Tahkm Per grammar" A Jewish Classic by Mendel* Mocher Sforim =j HILLEL FOUNDATION 224 Locust Lane Easter Broadcast Scheduled GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA Women's Service Sorority RUSHING TEA Sunday, April 8 1:30-3:00 / McElwain Lounge THE HANDS OF AN ASTRONAUT are symbols of America's multi-billion dollar exploration of space-a vital part of our de fense. \ Your tax dollars help pay for .such projects. And it is easier for the government to budget money for such essentials when it cuts out needless spending in other places. • For example, there is no need to spend any taxes for more government electric power plants and power lines, as some people are now proposing. The investor-owned electric light and' power companies—your electric company is one of them-can supply all the additional electric power America will need! • And your hard-earned tax money can be spent to keep our country's defense strong. EST PENN POWJSR PAGE THREE wuw.
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