PAGE TWELVE Quintin Views Attitudes Of Today's French Youth By PENNY WATSON The French youth of today ere characterized by an indifference to traditional moral* and a great interest in government issues, Yvan Qumtin. instructor of French, said Wednesday evening. Quintin.'speaking to the French Club and French House on "French Youth Today,” said the altitude of the young people toward the morals;-of their parents Is reasonable, not antagonistic. Rather than listen to older people, the French youth think for them .selves and avoid being tied down by traditional morals, he.said. French young people like to observe many kinds of beliefs and ideas,* Quintin : said, but. 'until recently' a young person wouldn’t dare carry on a conversation with someone who had different be liefs. Now conversations between two young people with different ideals, such- as a' Catholic and a Communist, are- more common, he raid. * » THE STRICT rules tor court ship and marriage have also been rejected by today's French youth, Quintin said. Formerly, a boy and girl lrom 'two different social levels, would not- marry, but now intellectual .rapport is the most important factor influencing mar riage decisions, he said. A new attitude toward religion Is also characteristic of French j'iiiiiini:i:Mtiiniiiiiiiiiiiii|Tii]iiii!iiii!i!iiiiniiuiiiiiii'h I RADIO-PHONO | I • SERVICE * I I I TELEVISION! SERVICE | CENTER | = . 232 S. Aden Si. | disc Comfort, silence and luxury to challenge any Ask about "Go with the Greats," Especial record,album of top artists and hits-and see four entirely d :4 ferent kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer’s—'63 Chevrolet, Chevy 11, Corvair and Corvette youth today. Quintin said. Many young people, have rediscovered the religions of their parents and grandparents, "who are mostly Rojpan Catholic,’he said. Unlike their parents and grandparents, however, they live and-feel their religion, he- said. i IN THEIR attitude toward pol itics, French youth differ from! American youth in that they are! completely sfor onagainst an issue,! Quintin said. They .participate actively in political life, contin-' ually thinking of will be like in 30 years, he said. The French youth *also differ, from American youth in their roles as students, Quintin said. College students in France have; .complete; independence and organize their lives as they please, he said. “ A French college student would never stand for restrictions like those of this University, he said. A native of Brest Brhtanla, France, Quintin has studied Latin, Greek and French at the Sor bonne. New College Diner Downtown Between the. Movies. REPAIRS PARTS ACCESSORIES Western Auto New Bikes—l yr. Guarantee 112 S. FRAZIER ST. AD 7-7992 car from anywhere . THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA BIKE There’s a lot underneath the beauty of the '63 Chevrolet. Its roomy, comfortable Body by Fisher screens out noise and shock. There’s instant response in a choice of 6- or 8-cylinder engines, a host of refinements to make it run and look like new longer, and plenty more that make it hard to believe it’s a low-priced car. But your Chevrolet dealer can prove it! ■hccrolet Iynpala Sport Sedan s hart* its eartjrtt J el-emootknets with the new Bel Ain and Bitcaynett ★ COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS ★ FOR SALE BANJOS, UKES, Guitar*, Pianos, Earn* roond Organa—strings, books, all znuaic supplies. Piter Mualc Center, Benner Pike. Open *tU 8 p.m/daily except Wednesdays. Phone EL 6-3441. GIRL'S ENGLISH BICYCLE. Jo good condition ; equipped with horn and 2 bas kets on back. Call UN 6-8437. 1966 BUJCK 4-door hardtop. Perfect eon/ dilion; red and white. Phone EL 6-6466. VH TAPE - RECORDER,” Mod.l ' 71/ Y speed, records and plays monaural/ plays two track stereo. UN 6-2996. ' GRANGE HALL contract for sale—s 34. for taker. Cali Rick UN $-8422 after 7 p.m. *" > / v 1966 METROPOLITAN/ new top, new CaIJ AD >9046. SALE: PENTAX H-BCAMERAwiIh~ut phpto, mHtr. filters, ease. etc. Like new. w orth_s3oo. BilJ AD 7-2974. DORM CONTRACT—Men fs6 rewsrdTcTu Sal at UN 6-3348. . PORM CONTRACT—Take over at start of winter term. Must find replacement rail "RelT' UN 6-604 L 19F.2 WERCOR Transistor Tape Recorder. Never used; must sell. Call Denny, AD 7-4979. . - DORM CONTRACT available' winter term. Cal! Mike UN 6-4824. WOMEN'S WHITE Figure Skates, fit site b-'.‘ shi«e. ’good condition—s6.oo. Call Lill UN 5-2122. l'.C7 MERCURY 4-door hardtop. Radio, heater, WSWS. small engine. Good con dition, tf»o and assume j>aymentx. AD 7- 34(i4. . - PITT TICKET, 26->ard iine-18.60. John ad UNIVERSAL - PORTABLE Sewing Ma f Kin-*, .modern feature*; guaranteed 20 y»ar*-?44. AD 8-8367. . 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For additional information write P.O. Box 142. State College, stating age, farm experi ence ; also state beef’cattle experience'if any. ALTOONA ROOMS FOR WOMEN STU DENT TEACHERS—January occupancy. American Association of University Wom en Clubhouse. Call W 1 3-2976 or W 1 2- 09fi$. THIRD ROOMMATE wanted to share f.»e room apartment on W. Park Ate. Excel lent location. Cal! AD 8-2985. YOU WILL ENJOY living at Beaver Hail, 317 East Beaver. Clean.. pleasant rooms; quiet surroundings; family style meals; five channel t*i«*vi»ion. Low rates. Board also available without room. Reservations now being taken for winter term. Sew Mrs. Guenot or Mrs. Wilson or call AD 8-1216. DOUBLE'AND SINGLE atlilabl* m-w or next term, handy to campus. Call Friday anytime, other days after 6:00 p.rn., AD £r«43. - ' WANTED ROOMMATE FOR winter term for an apartment .across from Athnrtoav* Dorm*. Call Stan /after 6. AD 8-0271. ' iUDE~T6'Fyij.ADEI.PHIA. Vcdn-irfiTr. Nov. 2C*l I jChri«. UN 6-UOO. 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Call AD 7-2312.* ROBIN MARIE, 6 POUNDS » OUNCES, BORN TO JIM AND AMY PEPI'LER. 11/10/62 vj AG. STUDENTS, enter the Guildin Public Speaking Contest. First-prize is $5O. 3rd—s2s, 4th; 6th. 6th,--sio. EntrfV forms are in 211 Artnahv. Deadline fot entering, is Nov. 29tb. Sponsored bf The Coaly Society. NEEDED DESPERATELY ! Indoor area for Choral. Group Party of 40 brlwef-n 9:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Dec. 1. Dale, AD 7-2 I*J«. , TO GIRL BORROWER of Peace Corpc Books —return to me or Library-'They are due. Jeanne UN 5-4914. TURQUOISE PARKER PEN and Pencil Set and change purse atoled Oct. 14, fifth White Hall locker room. Return to .towel room. Tile party 14 known. FREE* MOV lE~AND DISCUSSION*: * Death of i}' Salesman.*’* 7:00 p.m., 121 Spark*, Sunda>, Nov. IS. EARN A 1 TRIP TO EUROPE. Call Tenn State Travel AD 8-0528. PENN STATE qUTING CLUB PSOC sici DIVISION: Threw ’em! lAat Is! Stone throwing this Sunday at Sklmont. Leave Rcc .Hall 1 :M. Free ehow. PSOC SKr DIVISION: Renting ikU thb wiijter?. Come oat and wari: en the rental ikii this Satarday, 1 d$ v *t tlwi Water T»w4r. Refreshmtnta. - \ ~ PSOC CANOE DIVISIONj Canee trip. Red Moshannon Creek. Claas lll—ilga ■p Hah Dedu Banday, Neveaiher IS— Meet Rec Hall—9:o o*cloek. PSOC Sock Climbing trig. BeWiy. 9:3# n.m. Reg HalL Going U ChJcool Bel lew If new is let* than 4 feet deep*
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