WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1962 i
Prof To Speak
About 'Ransom'
The Rev. John Meyendorff, professor of church history at
St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological : Seminary, New York
City; will speak at the 10:55 a.m. service Sunday in Schwab.
His topic will be "I Will Ransom Them from the Power
of the Grare!"
Born in Neuilly-Sur-Seine,
from the Sorbonhe and the Ortho
dox Theological Institute of Paris.
He is a lecturer in Byzantine Theo
logy at Harvard UniVersity and
at the Dumbarton Oaks Research
Library and Collection.
FORMERLY vice chaii-nian 'of
the Youth Department of the
World Council of Churches, Mey
endorff is a member.of the Faith
and Order Commission, add also
heads Syndesmos, an international
association of Orthodox youth
movements. - • . , •
,Willa Taylor will direct the
Chapel Choir in "Rejoice in the
Lord Alway" by an anonymUus
16th.century writer. , • • .
Leonard Raver, chapel 'organist,
will-play seleCtions front settings
of the Advent hymn 1 "Holy Bright
Appears the Morning Star". by
Andreas Armsdorff, Johann Pa
chelbel and Dietrich Buxtehude.,
GENEVIEV,E DILTS. director
of the University Christian Associ
ation, will speak. at the 9 „a.m.
service Sunday in the Helen Eakin
Eisenhower chapel. Her topic will
be "How Bright Appears the
Morning. Star."
Ray Zeigler will direct the Med
itation Choir during the service.
Bureau Needs
20 Speakers
The Undergraduate Student
Government Speakers Bureau still
needs twenty people for the pro
gram. of talks to high school
groups over the Christmas Vaca
tion,--,----Susan Hackman, bureau
chairman, said last sight.
Across the state, 48 high
schools have said they would like
to have Penn State students tell
their students about the Univer
sity, she said.- Mips -Hackman
added that 25 persons have re
sponded so far to a request for
participants in the program.
Interested persons should con
tact either Miss - Hackman. at UN
5-8206, or Elizabeth Skade, Pub
lic Relations Commission chair
man, at UN 5-8518. .
Speakers are needed for the
following high schools: Athens,
Bethel Park,• Bradford, Cough
lin, Farrell, Honesdale, Jerseys
Shore, Kittaning, Lewistown and
Milton.
j Also Monessen, Moon, Oil City,
Penn Joint and Richland, Towan
da,- Tunkhanock, William Penn
(York) and Williamsport.
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120. E. College Ave.
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France,_Meyendorff graduated
Blaine Shover will be organist.
The - Hillel Foundation will hold)
its regular service at 8 p.m. Fri-,
day. Theresa Cohen - , professor!
emerita of mathematics will speak.
!Filllel will also hold a latke'
brunch at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at'
the Foundation. Latkes are potato
pancakes served during the Han
nukah season.
Mass will be celebrated this
Sunday at 7 a.m. in the chapel,
10:15 and 11:15 a.m. in the.,
Hetzel .Union ballroom,' and' at!
11`:15 a.m..: in the HUB AsseMbly
hall. 1
Christmas
Newman Club will hold a
Christmas party at 7 p.m. Satur-1
day at the Penn State Student:
Cathdlic Center, 531 W. Fairmount!
Ave. The party is free to mem
bers and transportation will be!
pirovidedto the Center from the l
tz'ont of the HUB at 6:35 p.m.
Members. planning to attend!
Atoultnolify their residence hall!
representatives today.
Command said in effect to Ford Motor Company engineers.
•
"Let's do a feasib.lity study on tracklaying military vehicles."
•• 'Compared to steel, the tubular-shaped glass filament com
positiori has - greater energy storage poteidial—ls stronger
and more flexible under heavy load. It ma) welt prove to be
the automobile suspension mate r ial of tomorrow ... cars
. suspended on glass! , '
Another example of engineering leadership at Ford and
new ide:as for the American Road.
Freshman Class Plans 5 Projects
The Freshman Class Advisory
Board has tentatively decided to
sponsor five. main projeCts dur
ing the next two .terms: Fresh
man Lecture_ Series. Freshman
Weekend. Book Scholarship, Ad
visory Board Newsletter and
Class Mile. .
THE PURPOSE of the news
letter is to keep class members
informed on actiyiueq of thekad
visory board, Susan ,Schott, chair
man of the Newsletter committee,
Gulden Public. Speaking
Contest
TOTAL $lBO 'AWARDS
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Applications 211 Armsby
Orientation Meeting
November 29, 7 P.M. 213 Buckhout
Action: Now under Army test, a Ford-designed glass filament torsion
bar that's lighter, stronger, more flexible than steel
"Looks -like you've got something there," the Army Tank
The story begins in 1957 when Ford engineers conceived
the idea of a plastic•bonded glass filament torsion bar for
vehicle suspension systems. It was a revolutionary departure
from the use of solid steel. It promised dramatic weight
savings in battle tanks, in' personnel carriers and other'
military vehicles. For example, as much as 1,000 pounds
in medium tanks.
said Monday night. The first Is
sue of the publication will be dis
tributedlo Freshmen during the
first week of winter term. she
explained. ,
The Advisory board expects to
hold the lecture series in the mid
dle of winter term, and the class
weekend sometime in May. The
Lecture Series committee is now
considering speakers, Carolee Fo
ley, chairman, said. Several sug
gestions of the board are: former
President Dwight D. Eisenhower,
Pennsylvania Governor-elect Wil-
reool/lelll lON TN/ ANINNIOAN ROA, • TIC, Noes
TN, PATO • INONSTOT • AND TIN ASO Or SPAINI ,
Liam W. Scranton and former No
bel Prize winners.
Shirley Rubin, co-chairman of
the Freshman weekend, said th 4
a concert open to all students. end
class picnic are possible featorua
of the projected event. No spa
ctfic dates or activities have be.jt
decided for either project hovo
ever.
THE AMOUNT and. number
book scholarships is depende—•
upon funds which the class
able .to raise in support of this
project. Ronald Sinoway. froa.ti
man class president saicl.
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The American Road. Dearborn. Michigiui
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