THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1962 TODAY ON CAMPUS i~ . i Lectures As part of the Priestly Lecture Series; MerreU'R. Fenske, head of the Department. of Chemical Engineering and! director of the 'Petroleum Refining Laboratory, 'will speak' at 4;30 pjn. in 119 Osmond. His topic will be “Cata lytic Synthesis of Ammonia.” - A -philosophy; colloquium on “The Sabbath, and the Human Being" will be-held at ,4 p.m. in 202 Willard with Aaron Druck man, associate professor of phil osophy, as speaker. Newsletter t • ! The' Sophomore Class News letter is now available at the Hetzel Union desk. 'Turkey Topics' ■ The Atherton AlfrS Council will . sponsor “Turkey Topics” at 6:30 .’p.m. in Atherton lounge. Films will be shown and three Turkish students will be present to answer questions. Meetings The Clover Club will meet at 7 p.m. in the [reading room of the USDA Pasture Lab (near East Halls). The program will include a tour of the lab and discussion bn current research projects. The meeting is--open to the public. [Scabbard and Blade, national honorary 1 military society, will hold its annual banquet at 6:30 p.m.” in the State' College Hotel. --, ’ t * «f , Come One! Come All! fresh Car Wash 2-4:30 P.H. Sat., April 14 Campus Parking Lot 32 j 4 • £ (Across from Tyson Bldg.) Expert Work $l.OO Rain Date April 15 SPONSORED BY . FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORY BOARD . ! ' |. ' - ' . ' | * : IBM* ■ i : j i ' f-, ’ • ' ; . ■ . .J • B Indites Ph.D. Degree Candidath in Electr: cal Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry - f i i j • to meet * ; ~. ''l i , -V <- • ■ . ; - ; • > - • I; I - ! I •” Dr. M. W. Shafer, Mr. G. E. Simaltes ••' - ’ - i ;| j ' i Representative of IBM Research and Development;Laboratories • -' 'l - ■ ?[■'),l l -...-j I •/ on April 16, 1962 • '"j •> - .' :■ .ji ' v \" • 1 . • . ' • ' ’ •• ■ , , 1 I ' for information, please call or visit the Campus Placement Office fDisappointment THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA Oiher Meetings BloodmohQt Regletratloa. I a.m.-i p.m, ground floor HUB Commsrte Club. 7 p.m.. ilt HUB * Dairr Science CluK 7 p.m_ 117 Borland Four-Term £nlutioa Committee, 7 pm, 111 HUB , Gamma Sirma Sigma. *:JO p.m.. 117 Half Economics 4»VJ XCCB Career Day. 7 p.m_. 117 HUB Social and Recreation Committee, t pjftS lIS HUB . ■ 7\" Xappn jPhl Kappa. S p.m.. HUB ballroom. Spring Week Carnival Committee, I p.m., 11* HUB T TIM.jttM p.m.. HUB ballroom \ Unhreroitr Rcaderm Workshop. S :55 p.m.. 11l Sparfca Parties Unite — (Continued from page one) run candidates.- they could, by; endorsing another party, give that party an unfair advantage. ' j Witmer moved to amend the' bill to include this stipulation on 1 the j parties before they received the grant ‘ ] ‘ _ After much pro and con discus sion, Congress passed Witmer’s amendment to the bill and sub-| sequently the bill itself. THE VOTE to pass the bill was! 12-12. USG Vice' President Jay! Huffman casting the tie-breaking vote.- : Allison Woodall (South Halls)' questioned the meaning of the! bill. She asked if this new ap propriation could be added to the amount each candidate would spend on his campaign or if the' appropriation included the , pre vious limit on candidates. j Katherine Johnson (South Halls) moved to rescind the Liner' bilK After this move was passed,! John Witmer (fraternity area)- proposed the substitute bill which 1 was approved. ; > ' Liberal Arts Student Council j Lecture Series ■) ! Presents DR. HELEN ADOLF | ■ r "Under the Great Eclipse" j * ' _ ( i Tuesday, April!7 7:30 PLM. HUB Assembly Room V V \ 1 Reception with refreshments follows In Main lounge . " All students and faculty invited to attend. | i'f- / ‘ j Dennis to Talk on Corps Lawrence E. Dennis, associate director of the Peace Corps and former vice president for academic affairs at the University, will deliver tjje keynote address for the Annual Home Economics Spring Weekend at 7JO tomorrow tasScJwab. rMßennis will speak on “The Corps the. New Frontier 4r Fjuhily and Community Edu cation.”! He plans to explain op portunities for young people who woijld like to work .with families in other countries. DENNIS IS in charge of the administration and coordination of ail phases of the Peace Corps selection and training program and 'the services provided for . volun teers in their overseas assign* .merits. ' He is also the author of several articles and book reviews on edu tation and public affairs, I Two , University coeds, Joann Carl, senior in home economics from. Williamsport, and Judith Wilsonj senior in home economics | from Westfield, N.J., will receive awards at the alumni luncheon \ Town Independent Men Softball League Registration for T.I.M. Softball'League now until April 13th. All team captains pick up Information and entry forms at the HUB desk. Individuals may sign up at the HUB desk. i . Saturday. THE AWARDS of $5O each, given for professional interest in home economics and outstanding citizenship, were originated by Edith Pitt Chase, director of Home Economics from 1919 until 1933. Other events planned to carry out the theme “Families Around the World—Technical and Human Development’’ include lectures on housing, foods and clothing of other countries; displays and ex hibits of foreign articles; tours of home economics buildings; panel discussions and movies. The final event of the weekend will be a symposium on “Foreign Student Involved in Auto Collision “An automobile driven by Alvin Sellers, 326 S. Burrowes St., col lided with a car operated by Ste phen Ammerman, senior in arts and letters from Washington, D C., at the corner of E. College Ave. and S. Allen St. Tuesday night, State Collegq police said yester day. Police said the accident occurred as Sellers, driving east on E. Col Service Programs," which with be led by Vladimir de Lissovey. as sociate professor of child develop ment and family relations, and P. Glenn Harr, assistant state 4-H leader. REPRESENTATIVES of the In ternational Farm Exchange Pro gram. International Voluntary Service and American Field Ser vice will also be present at the discussions planned for high school and college students. All programs planned for the weekend will be open to students,, parents and professional coun selors from Pennsylvania and neighboring states. lege Ave. m the middle lane, attempted to make a right turn, onto S. Allen St. Ammerman,'also driving east on E. College Ave., was trying to make a right turn onto S. Allen St. from the curb lane when struck by Sellers. -Police reported no injuries to, either driver and the cstimated dnmage to the vehicle's was $2OO, New College Diner D'ewrOov/rt ttaiwouiHiho : Movict Win your letters in stylet Sharped up in an airweigfit H-l-S SUMMER SUIT The 3-button jacket (eels like a breeze on your shoulders. Nar row Post-Grad trousers are tapered 'it terrific. You'll look' like tho money but the wholo deal costs ypu peanuts. In wash- Jable Du Pont Dacron l ’polyester, blended with Cotton,’Mohair, or Worsted. Also in 100% Cotton. At stores that know the scoro ...$19.95 to $49.95. 1 • » ms PAGE FIVE
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