FRIDAY. CKTOFER 5. 1962 Prof Taiks If the democratic process is to work , effectively in • the 'United States, freedom . - of speech must be protected in three vital areas— peace„ civil rights and •civil liber ties, wri nnr Alexander, instructor in political science, said Tuz e s e da c r i: I Without the freedom of people cannot- keep . infcumned-on what is going. on na The world, Dr. Alexander told a group of students - interested in SENSE, Students for Peace. j The first, and most important of the vital areas is.that of peace. '"We're .sitting on top of a .E111111111111111111111111111111111111111!llIMIllimumummiummuipmmunmes , :i. . ' ' WESLEY ' FOUNDATION '.' 1.... - The Campusitlinis i i ry of the l Me thodist Church = • , , - METHODIST STUDENT CENTER -- l• - - . . _ = . corilialik inv:itets _. -= _ - - - , _ = _ „ ! you-to • - . . . ~ -= - -- A. --- . WORW:WIDE; COMMUNION SERVO ':, S .. - , .= , . M ^=. • 10:45 A.. - . . _ . . • = Sunday ; October 6 i ~. _ := . , - . Dom® Seminarsi 9.30 A.N. , . 1 . , = - . linumumummuumummiuhummunmiummuummimiumumudi PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1962 SALVAOE WAREHOUSE The Pennsyftrania Etta:Mk:University University Park, Pennsylvania Auctioneer: Harold E. Leightley All items snbiect to prior sale to University Departments and be sold—as is—, Terms Cash. Lunch will be . available on sale day.! Chairs, tables, ttiblar steel beds with springs. work benches, chests of drawers, sofas, -steel wall lockers, swivel chairs, stuffed chairs, bot springs !for single beds. °Hite Equipment & Furniture Typewriters, mimeographs, desk lamps, drafting sets, desks 34"x42", desks, 34"x60", 3"x5" - card files, large double door , sate, file cabinets, steel wall. lockers,: 60" Revolute blue print reproducing machine addressograph machine model F 2, graphtype machine. Home Appliances anti Honareare ' , Frilater (gas) deep fat fryer, alum. & Stainless steel stock pots, electric waffle iron, Sunkist juicer, vacuum cleaners, _ floor lamps, Toledo slicer, G.E. Auto Washer. Forges, vice, Sheffield Precision aire' gauge, doublepan balances,_6ounter with stainless steel top, /mirrors; piano, barrel skids, windo<vs,.doors, maple top table dynometers, baby en"b, 'janitor carts, bag` conveyor for hundred pound bags, sand urns, ceiling lights, ice skates, bicyclek tarpaul ins, teal ton cap: hand operated chain hoist, 2" plastic pipes, 2"xlo` round & hex steel bars, 3 1 / 2 "x13" - steel billets 1 1 / 2 "xlo't alum rods., ,7/10"x12' alum bars, 3 / 4 "xl&Cr twisted steel cable with a hook, at each end, brass chain slings, steel_ 70" manometers, hydraulic jack, 5:00x4 tires and tubes, 1 1 / 2 "xlo' galvanized Tubes, 1 / 2 " twisted steel cable, twisted steel cable, holsters for model 1916 pistol, 44"x14" carriage bolts, approx. 1,500 yds. of gray cotton single napped cloth, approx, 100 yds. of 30 inch wide green cotton duck. . . i Pawned Eivitrnitarit .. Gasolin4 driven generators for charging 12 volt batteries (60 amp. output), Dehumidifier with - four cylinder :gas engine, •Ciardner - -Denver vertical -air compressor model •_ WED 105-100 lbs. psi six cylinder_ gas engine. • - • • - ' 1 '. Metrical Equipmett . Amp miters 0-5 D.C.:kilovolt meters' 0-35, voltmeters 0-300 A.C., Auto-lite cable 114, 50 amp watertight control boies, transfoamers, #l7 -two conductor underground cable, chart remade*, receiver console, hydro-test kit, steel shielded two conductor #l4 cable, starter switches, limit switches, anise: meters & gauges, dead weight tester - with weights. I Autainotire Equipment 1949 Chevrolet six Cylinder panel truck, =ton two wheel trailer, kik cylinder truck. Chevrolet do Dodge engines, V type plow, 1941 Dodge' %ton pick up. - , on Free stored surplus of weapons which could wipe out the human race," she" Ca xplained. en the cold war - and arms race go on like this without change?" she asked. She felt that the second area of prime importance is civil rights. - - ABE GETTING a bad name around the .woFld. 'The Mis simipVi crisis, for example, has been in papers all over the world. The ldegrtistli are not willing to accept a second class citizenship," she said. 110:00 A.M. Fundftire General Equipirtent THE DAILY COULGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK...PENNSYLVANIA L ittp.ech- • Dr. Alexander said that in the third area of concern, civil liber tiesi some people believe the free dom of speech should be abridged in the name of national security. The democratic process involves freedom of speech t she said, and without access to mformation on both sides of in issue, one can not make a rational decision. In order to. help solve this probleM, we must read widely, listen and debate. By doing these things,; we can anticipate change and e rational and intelli gent •• :ons, she - concluded. THE' UNIVERSITY THEATRE CASTING TRYOUTS • CREW HEAD PETITIONING • CREW SIGN•UPS 7:15 to 11:00 P.M. 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