SATURDAY. APRIL 48.1964
WEEKEND, ON CAMPUS
THIS
Sports Cos Roil y® -
The Sparta Car Club will bold
Its S
pring - Week Rallye at 1:30
tadity. The rallye will begii
ountik,ms F
Whv, =king lo
typeotf;mori
may be - entered.
Center. Stage
The Penn State Players will
present Shaw's "The Destiny of
and Beckett's "Krapp's Last
Tape," at 8 p.m. tonight at Center
Stage. .
Vpdatei.TV Show
A short sequence on the use of ~ Meetings
television for instruction at the; • Today
University is scheduled to be a luock and Bridle Club, 7 p.m., RUB
luncheon. 12 to S ar-
Mff the "U p date" show over' . F, x ,"" n th a b n i '
Cl ru rn aL ie p.n.. `
TV teinorrow. , HUB ballroom. !
' The program will be shown' at. Pennsylvania Council of Teacher. of Ent"-,
; 5:30 p.m., EDST, over Channel 6, s p /ig r i n h i I w o . ( ...k m. C a " w n , 3 1,. p i. m.; 222 HUB.
Johnstown. - . , 'Student film.. 7to 11 ii.ol, Hun 040124,1 .7
700n1----.. : - • . .
Faculty Luncheon Club
~1. 7 124. 2 27 i.l.All.2fillger: U.S. COrnirreshman Class Achisory Board, 7:30 p.m.
-mtssioner of Narcotioa, will ad- .i.
11 3 1 11 11- 1- ottaiittnn cultural film
dress the'Faculy Luncheon Club • -tioNboi sane.- 5 p.m.
ati 12:30 p.M. 'Monday in dining orientation, 10 p.m.. 212 HUH
rtie-ga Cal Pbi. 4 p.m.. 212 HUB.
room
ding A of the Hetzelj UnionT enior c i ,,,„ Ad ,a bory Board, 7. p.m.. 212
Buil., I . nUB.
His subject will be . ' l ilnterna- Spring Week C iiininiii ". 1 to 1 p.m., %04
tional Control of Narcotics." HUB.
Student films, 7-12 p.m.. HUB amembl2'
Anslinger, a native of Altoona, roooi,
is a 1915 graduate of thej Univer- Swedenborgiaa. 10:30 a.m., 212 HUB.
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slay and in 1959 was ho ored as!' -
,a distinguished ,alumnus. 1 Monday
I.
Ee--Rural Society. 3:45 p.m.. 214 HUB.
•'. ' . I /Alpha , Phi Omega, 7 p.m.. 212 HUB.
,f Economic Issues. Seitei ! • A 2 / Air
Soc iety lexecutive board. 7 p.m.,
1i L'S.
.The domestic aspects of ..Th e Brides Club. 6:90 p.m., HUB cardroom.
Economics of ,E.ennedy" will be; En 2 g i i r n Hammond. kisnk-aSeminar. 4 p.m..
discussed in the first of two meet- Greek Committee on Hillel affairs, 7 p.m.,
ings of the Contemporary Eco-1,, 21 ., 6 ,HuH
nomic . Issues Lecture Series ati"i c al ß "°'
. th.. l l l b t ; m ; to 3 9.m.. across from
'B,p.m. Monday in the HUB assent t
-,Men's residence council, wi 9 p.m., 203 HUB.
bly room. I . Mineral Industries Colloquium, 2:45 p.m..
The program Is sponsored by po,„Mnl auSuU ditorium.
FellonibiD, 7 p.m., 214
the Department of Economics. --aims:—
. :
Survey Finds Possible Sheller Areas
.- _ .
! APProximately 130 appro4d:said. Each shelter has a capaci ty
fallout shelter areas are located on:of S 0 persons , although some cou ld
• the University campus, Pasqueli accommodate more. .
H. Licastrio, manager of the fall-I -
I THE . - STUDY, conducted by
out shelter study. reported. . '
'B
-Singer, Inc., of State Col
-1 Licastro, obtained this informs - '
Ie HR
phase of the ge, revealed that In the 10-
lion from the first , county area,. there are about 1,050
recently completed survey .of fall- buildings with a factor of 20 or
ont Shelter conditions in central
Pennsylvania. .. better. The survey showed that
there are,33o buildings tn. Centre
- 'An approved shelter is: one
County with a protection factor
having .500 or more square feet of 20 or better for at least 50
of area With a protection factor
of 20 or better. A protection factor l ,P ers°m •
of 20 means a 'structure with 20L. Licastro said 'that the central
times more protection from radia:Pennsylvania survey is part of a
Lion than outdoor or other unz'nation-wide study conducted by
,shielded places. • .the Navy and the Army Corps of
Some shelters had a protection Engineers at the request of Presi
• factor as ',high as LOOO, officials dent Kennedy.
Winier Term Averages-
(Continued from paie one} 2.391; Alpha Sigma Phi, 2.389.
pha Gamma Delta, ' 2.710; Alpha' Beta Sigma Rho,'2.3BB;.Tau Phi
-"Omicron Pi. 2.700; lota Alpha Pi, Delta, 2.373; Delta Sigma Phi,
2.690,• Acacia, 2.658; Pi Lam1Aa,2.372; Kappa Delta Rho, 2.371;
Phi, 2.654; Phi. Delta Theta, 2.637;;Zeta Beta Tau, 2.364; Kappa Sig
Zeta Tau Alpha, 2.616; Alpha ma, - 2.363; Sigma Alpha E psilon,
'Gamma Rho, 2.571; Phi Mu, 2.569.;2.357; Phi Kappa Sigma.' 2.354;
' Alpha Rho Chi, 2.548; Theta Phil Phi Epsilon Pi, 2.346; Delta. - Upsi-
Alpha, 2.544; Alpha Epsilon 'Pi t ! ion. 2.342; Chi Phi, 2,339.
2.540; •Pi Kappa Alpha, 2.532; Al-, Pi Kappa Phi, 2.338; Omega Phi
•pha Chi Rho, 2.529; Delta ;Phi, Psi, 2.337; Delta Sigma Theta,
2.5Z1- '
. Alpha Chi Sigma, 2.515;•,2.324; Lambda Chi Alpha, 2.313;
Alpha Tau", Omega, 2.509; Zeta'Phi Kappa Psi, 2.312; Delta Chi.
•Pst, 2.508; Theta Xi; 2.502; Phi 2.304; Sigma Tau Gamma, 2.299;
Sigma Delta, 2.502.. Theta Delta Chi. 2.285; Alpha Phi
.:PHI 1411 DELTA. 2.501; Alpha Delia, 2.285 ; Phi Kappa Thu' 2.259;
Kappa AI 2.496 ; Phi Gamm a Sigma chl • 2258 '
Delta, 2.466; Tau Kappa Epsilon, BETA THETA PI. 2.256; Phi
'2.453;. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Kappa.. Theta, 2.218; Sigma .Alpha
2.452; Sigma 'Nu, 2.452; Delta Mu; 2.205; Theta Chi, 2.203; Alpha
Theta Sigma, 2.397; Delta Tau Phi Alpha, 2.159; and Sigma Pi.
Delta,. 2.394; Sigma Phi Epsilon, 2.105.
Dean Osalan waelcerme al the
College of Business Administra
tion will be moderator.
; The second session, which will
deal with international aspects,
will be held on May 7.
Marine Recruiting -
The Marine Corps selection of
ficer, Capt. Frank H. ' , Mitchell.
Jr., will be at the HUB ground
floor from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon
day through Wednesday to inter
view men and women students for
Marine officer training programs.
I DREAMED I WENT
TO, THE
HE-MAN
QUEER of HEARTS
FINALS
WEARING MY SPRING
:WEEK DAISY
SUNDAY, APRIL 29
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY- PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
Tomorrow
Bap. •
tist, Group
Will: Sponsor
[ Fireside Talk ;
I col. Francis P. Miller, special
. assistant in lhe Department of
1 The Baptist Student o r g ar d za _'State for Education and Cultural
tion wilt hold a fireside . discus-!Affairs, will speak . on "So God
sion at 6:15 p.m_ tomorrow at the Created Man In His Own Image"
home of Paul Pierson, 619 Fair- at the 10:55 a.m. Chapel Service
mount Ave. ,tomorrow in Schwab.
I The United Campus Christiana
Miller, a native of Kentucky,
'Fellowship will hold a cabin ar t graduated from Washington and
at the Civil Engineering Cabin. Lee University and was a Rhodes
'scholar at Oxford in England.
Stone Valley, this weekend. The
group will leave at 1:30 this after- He served in both World War 1
Le
nnon from the, United Church of and II and was awarded the Le
gion of Merit with Oak Leaf ,
Clus-
Christ and the Evangelical United ter, French Legion of honor wit h
Brethren Church and 'will return
at .3 p.m. tomorrow. , I C'roix de Guerre and the British;
OBE. . ,
.
THE LUTHERAH • Student As-1, Miller, an active layman in thel
, sociation will hold a seminar on. Presbyterian Church, served on
."Remaking
,cf Liberalism" at 9:3olthe International Committee of
!a.m. tomorrow at the Latheran'the YMCA. World's Student Chris-,
:Student Center. The group is also,tian Federation, Genemal Assem-;
:holding a jazz mass at 4 p.m. to- bly of the Southern Presbyterian
morrow in the center. !Church and the Central Commit-i
. ....
The I ' Westminster Fellowship! .. -
will hold seminars on "Reliving
the Reformation, — "Bible Study: Orchestro to Give
The Witnessing Community." and
'"Stumbling B lo cks to Belief" at,Concert Tomorrow
9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Presby-i The University Symphony Or
terian I Church. 'chestra, directed by Theodore K.i
Twenty-li ve students from the Karhan, associate professor of
Newman Club will 'leave at 8• music, will present, its annual
a.m. today' to atten& the Middle spring concert at 3.15 p.m. to-
Atlantic Province Convention of morrow in Schwab,
Newman Clubs at Indiana State: Featured with the orchestra
College. The group will be return- will be three noted cellists, Or
ing tomorrow afternoon. +land° Cole. his son David and
David Anderson.
Orlando Cole assisted in the
founding of the Curtis String
Quartet and has been a member
of the group since then. The elder
Cole is also head of the depart
ment-at the New School of Music
and professor of cello at Curtis
Institute in Philadelphia.
The instrument which he plays
was made by Domenico Montai
nana in Venice in 1739. Played by l
Gregor Piatigorsky for 20' years,
the instrument is called 11e.
"Sleeping Beauty...*
Anderson is the cellist with the l
Don Shirley Trio, a jazz group.
LSA to Present
Jazz 'Folk Mass
The 20th Century Folk Mass
will be presented at 4 p.m. tomor
row in the;Lutheran Student Cen
ter, Carol , Kuhre, LSA counselor,
said recently.
The folk mass or "jazz mass"
as it is commonly called, was writ
ten by Geoffrey, Beaumont, an
Anglican clergyman from Eng
land,; during the 1950's in the folk
idiom.
• Folk idiom means music that
is most familiar to the, people at
any particular time, Mrs. Kuhre
explained.
The "Jazz Mass" attempts to'
make the service used by the,
Lutheran church more, meaning
ful to the common man by using
a language and music that is
familiar to him, shecjsaid.
Special participants in the mass'
will !be the Rev. W. W. Kuhre.l
directing the - choir composed oil
25 students; Robin Smith, combo'
leader; Dale Livingston. cantor:
and the Rev. Arthur R. Seyda.
minister.
II DI IRDR,AZIOODI
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aassic serene elegance and quality
• go hand in hand in these
ibidsk4 seta of superb distinction . . • . ` of guaranteed value.
and admire them today
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State Deportment Official
Will Speak at Service
Sussman Publishes Article
M. Richard Sussman, assistant
'professor of finance, has an article,
"The Return to Reason." published
!in a recent issue of the Commercial
and Finance Chronicle.
His article discusses the im-,
portance of an assumption ofl
rationality in investment planning.,
New College Diner
Oooeifoyen Between the Movu , '
ift your Mostar Jeweler
tee of the World Council of
Churches.
MILLER IS the author_of "The
Blmings of Liberty" and co
author of "The Giant of the West•
ern 'World" and "The Church
against the World.",
The Chapel Chair, under the
direction of Willa C. Taylor, will
sing "Sanctus" from Mozart's
"Requiem."
George R-Celga. University or
ganist, will play "Christ Lan in
Todesbanden." "Ifeut Triumphiret
Gottes Sohn" and" "Christ tit Ers
tanden," all by Johann Sebastian
Bach.
THE REV. Samuel N. Gibson,
executive director of the Univer
sity Christian Association, will
;speak on "The Spirit Beereth
Wit
'ness" at the Protestant Service of
Worship at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the
Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
The Meditation Chapel- Choir,
under the direction of_ Jamels
Beach, will sing "If Ye Love Mc
Keep My Commandments" by
T. Tullis. The organist will be
Janet Kern, sophomore lit home
economics from Nazareth,
Through the
Looking Glass
with Gabbl
GREAT WEATHER FOR
SUNBATHING. HUH?
In back Of the HUIt, on sun
porches. behind dorms, sur
round in g all fratern►tics—
everywhere kids are indus
triously working at becoming
sunburned as quickly as pos
sible. It's amazing how (with a
little ingenuity one can bal
ance a soft drink, slather: on
suntan lotion, listen to several
neighboring radios, and still
claim to faithfully study that
economies or Greek tragedy.
. . . Such -is Spring at Penn
State.
What ( - Mild be more glamorous,
than a beautiful dress, lovely
complexion, and a nose igie. , !
ing like a neon sign? If yrriere
getting distressed about that
reddish face, Ethel has - the
answer—cute straw hats to
shade your face while you let.
your leg► catch up. (GOod 'pro
tection against sun bleached,
straw-like hair, too!)
WHY LOSE YOUR KEYS?
At Ethel Meservo's you'll find
a really sharp -way to keep
track of them. With everyono
wearing scarab bracelet:, Eth.l
has gotten in .amine new scarab
key holders to match. Moro
bracelets are in also, so why .
not get them together? AS
you know, at Ethel Mesiriftit
they're always just a little bit
different
BABY SCARAB EARRINGS
When' you want a novel idea
in earrings. brow.:e through
Ethel's Spring selection. I espc<-
cially liked the baby scarab ear
rings in subtle brawn and greep
tones. Much fresh water peeill
is being shown for that clean,
cool summer elegance in
bracelets, and earrinati.
Pearls sure can make an outfit
look fresh at a daisy when the
temperature soars!
111110THEWII DAY IN COMING
So . . . see Mars huge array
of beautiful cards now_ While
you think of it, why not: start
looking around the shop for a
Mother's Day gift. Ettud has
loads of good gift suggestwns
and appropriate things for , the
occasion.
Gotta Run!!
Gabbi
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