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Eng-Arch to Hold Open House
The College of Engineering andjtrical Engineering, Mechanical En-
ArChitecture will hold an open|gineering. Thermal Laboratory
house from 7 to 9:36 *p.m. today and Engineering Units B and E.
in the college buildings. . The exhibits represent all areas
The program was planned pri- engineering and architecture
marily for members of the Society anc * are based on the various re
of Sigma Xi, national research search projects being conducted
honorary society, ■. and' graduate here. Most of the exhibits are
students in technical fields, Paul highly technical and are geared
Ebaugh, assistant dean of research more to the level of the graduate
in the college, said. It will be student in engmeenng and archi
open to all interested persons, tecture, Ebaugh said,
however. An information desk will be
The program consists of 21 located in the exhibition area of
exhibits and demonstrations 10-|Hammond. Tours, will be con
cated in Hammond, Sackett, Elec-jducted from this point between 7
: ~ and 9:?0 p.m.
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' (AMP LENORE FOR GIRLS
Koch. Duone McDowell. James =
Poorbaugh, Charles Schramm. E
John Shelly and Lee. Zehndcr. '3j
New College Diner
bowntown. Between Movies
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processed, for full flavor in filter smoking.
I Heeds Wcmen Counselors in the
1 Waterfront Archery
Sailing Campcra
Golf Arts &
Tennis T General
Interviews
Thursday) April 12 and Friday ]
Farther Information and appointment*
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK] PENNSYLVANIA
"In the Heart of the Berkshires"
Hinsdale, Mass.
Minimum age 20
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Five O'clock Theater i
To Resume Productions
Five O’clock Theater will pre
sent its first . production of the
spring term at 5:15 p.m. tomor
row in the Little Theater In the
basement of Old Main.
The play, “Proper Lillies,” was
written by Margaret Van Duyne,
a former student'at the Univer
sity. - j ] •
the roles ip the play
wiU be Ruth Legg, graduate stu
dent in theatre arts from Geneva,
' N.Y., Warren Bums, graduate
student in theatre arts from Allen
town, and Willette Dewsnap and
Lorrie Stefanian bf State College.
Following:
Ipril 13
Office of
*. r. MiM Wluta-Sita.
KDKA Will Televis? Debt
A debate between the Men’s
Debate Team and the debate team
from Mount Mercy College in
Pittsburgh will be telecast! at 10:30
p.m. tomorrow over Channel 2,
KDKA-TV. !
The question is “Resolved: That
the United States should join the
Common Market" The University
team will take the affirmative
side. 1
The winner of the match will
debate against Ohio State Uni
versity’s debate team May 10 in
the 6emi-finals of the Counter
point Debate Series; sponsored by
KDKA-TV. ' j
The winner of the Ohio State
bout will meet ; Harvard iUniver-
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE j
ATTRACTIVE, MODERN living room
•uite; new, tmuttd. Will aell below
wholesale cost. Call Ed Gardner, AD 7*2261;
UN 6-5233. - j
BANJOS. UKES, Guitars. TUboe, Ham
snond Organs—strings, books, ] all „ music
luppjieii Fifer Muale'Cnter. Burner Pike.
Open p til 8 p.m. dally except Weds. Phone
EL 5-3441. |
TRADE-IN TELEVISION Sets, completely
reconditioned. Radio senrice. 1962 Zenith
TV. Television Service Center at State
College TV. !
PABULOUS 4-SPEAKER Portable Stereo
system for sale, 1960 Motorola model,
26-watt amplifier, 4-« peed VM changer.
Excellent condition. Cell Bob AD 7-7636.
GOING ABROAD. Moat sell 1*59 MGA.
wire wheeli, radio, sliding windows. Good
condition. CiJl Julian Weiss AI) 7*4979.
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IMMACULATE 1954 MGTD. [new top,
paint, tires. 51000, no lower offers. Shop
around first, then call AD S-D967 after
6:30 p.m. {
MOBILE HOME—I9S6 Star. 46x9.. two
bedrooms, - excellent condition. Jleaaon-
Ably priced. Nice patio. Call AD 3-3874
after 5 p.m.
'LADIES LARGE Solitaire genuine diamond!
'em tell at" hall original coat. Phone
•7661 or UN 5-4883.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL! 1. 1962
ite Match Tomorrow
sity’s debate team early in Jun*
in the finals.
The members of the mep'a de
bate team are William Stout, sen
ior’ in engineering from. Pitts
burgh, and David Goodhart, 'sen
ior in education and speech from
Rutherford, NJ. i
Prof Addresses Bankers |
David H. McKinley, professor of
banking and associate - dean of
the College of Business Administ
ration, recently addressed the
American Institute of’. Banking
chapter at Johnstown on the sub
ject: “Economic Problems of the
Kennedy Administration.”
FOR SALE
NEED A fmviog machine! Used Sinner
ForUble=-good condition. All nttach
menu included. Call AD 8->i;i3.
1959 ALL STATE Cycle; overhauled
January. 1295.00. Call Roy AD 7-10C6.
’ FOR RENT
READY SO OK—two-room apartment with
bath; furnished. Complete kitchen faclli
tie*. parkincr. Central location, dose to
campus. Suitable couple or bachelor who
will •be here until September. Call AD
7-7!92 or AD 7-4850.
LARGE ROOK In private home for 2 or
3i student. Imale or female); within
walkinic distance of campus. Free parkins.
Call AD 7-4491.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1 Unfur.
imbed one-bed room apartment. Heat,
•tove and refrigerator furnished. For fur
ther information call AD S-0683.
GRADUATE STUDENTS. Upperclassmen—
■ Comfortable rooms with hot and cold
running water or private bath. Innervpring
mattresses. Central. Parking. Accommoda
tion* to inspect and compare. The Colonial.
123 West Mittany. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED modern 8-
rooms, bath.' Suitable student couple, no
pet*'of children. Garage, automatic heal,'
rent reasonable, available May 1. Pleasant
Gap, FL 9-2478.
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UNFURNISHED NEWLY decorated 3-room
apartment; front campus. 112 E. .Collars
Ave. Fully equipped. Available imme
diately. Reasonable rent. Couple or two
girls. AD 7-24*2. c •
FINISHED THREE ROOM third fkior
apartment, 333 per month, most utilities
supplied. 3f2 B. Allen Street .AD 8-J248.
ROOM AND Boafd for summer term at
Zeta Beta Tau. Contact Ralph AD 8-€7lB.
LARGE SINGLE Room for rent; $B5 for
rest of term. 416 S. Allen. AD 8-1875.
SECOND FLOOR' Apartment. 6 rooms.
good condition. Bald Eagle x Valley near
Bellefonte. Porch, lawn and attractive
surrounding*. $65 monthly. Including beat.
Call in morning. EL 5*6609. -
WANTED: Man to wash pots and pans
' for meals. Call Inr AD 7-4409. \
STUDENT TO work in kitchen at Sigma
Chi. Call AD MH2. :
SAX MAN desires combo work. Call
Henry AD 5-9084.
RIDE WANTED to Philadelphia Friday.
Call Ellen UN 5-7188.
WANTED: ONE' MAN for* apartment.
Call AD .7-2900.
TWO OR three student* to sub-lease fur*
niahed apartment for 'summer term.
Location: College Ave.; Rent; *ery res*
sonable. Phone AD 8*2023.
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LOST
LADIES* HAMILTON**WrUt- WaTch. n7*r
Atherton. Saturday. Reward. Call Diana
UN 6-6507.
DELTA CHI fraternity pin between house
and Haller; back inscribed F.B. Reward.
AD 8-8720.
LOST: TAN RAINCOAT, Sigma Nu.
Saturday,*-Delta Gamma recognition pin.
Lois UN 5-8689.
MISCELLANEOUS
STUDENT CHECK Cashing Agency open
Monday thru Friday 9:30—6:00 ; Satur
day 9:30—2:30. . ,
ADULT BEGINNER Ballet Qasses, eve
ning* 7-8 p'.m., taught by former soloist
with Grand Ballet'De Monte Carlo. Info—
call AD 8-9682 between 7-8 p.ro. eveninga.
PART-TIME employment Unow'available
for 12 roan? men with the following
oailifiettioni: No. 1, C-plos average in
school; No. 2, business-like appearance;
capability to devote between IS to
20 wburs a week; No. 4, over 18 yeara of
age. College students wishing to supple
ment considerable Income are to -call Mr.
Richardson AD 8-2051 between 9:30 a.m.
and 2:30 p.ra. daily.
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.EARN TO FLY—senior wubn to sell
membership in Penn State Flying Club.
Call Dave AD 7*7187: !
RED CROSS BLOOD HUB card room,
April 24, 25. Registration HUB desk,
April 4-13. Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omasa
and Gamma Sts/ i
•THE MISFITS*’ have a limited numWr
of open * dates. Specializing* in Twist,
Pony, and voeala. Call UN 5-3053, EL
5-3071.
STUDENT 1 AUTOMOBILE Insurance to
fit your pocket book. Phone A. Teroelef
after ;5 .p.m. AD 8-5433, representing
Erie Insurance Exchange.
CAN PENN STATE raise a mile of pen
nies? Coming Friday. April *2o—Penn
State Penny Mile.
R.O.T.C. HAIRCUT 55c. UN 54951, 'call
aflefX' 7 P-m. ’ j
LA GALLERIA Wednesday Special—
Chicken Cacciatore with salad and garii*
brejad—*9sc. ,
CABIN TRAIL division meeting Wednes
day, April 11. 7 p.m., 112 Buck bout
planning for spring; tens activities -
WANTED