The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 28, 1962, Image 7

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    WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1962
'YULETIDE SPIRITI The holiday season is in full swing in
Waring Lounge as the yule log burns in the fireplace .to warm
!hi hearts of weary students. The lounge was decorated by resi
dents last Wedneiday.
Marine Sudety Requests
The Semper FidOlis Society, a
campus group of
_Marine Corps
reservists, recently requested that
students donate unwanted, used
toys for its annual ,Toys for Tots
campaign.
The teys will be. repaired and
distributed to Centre County
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LING -TEMCO -NOUGHT...
BRINGING TOMORROW
CLOSER TO TODAY
Beneath the sea, beyond the sky or anywhere
in lietween —this is the domain of vehicles,.
weapons and.systems produced by Ling-Temco-
Voiight While LTV Is a relatively new name to
indlostry, the company Is comprised of experi
enced organizations with far-reaching technical
tanks. Together these - elements are meeting
the advanced challenges of military electronics,
coMmunications, space, aircraft and missiles and
hate placed LTV In the enviable position an d
ono of the nation's top ten defense contractors.
LlV's activities Include such programs
as. V/STOL, CRUSADER. SCOUT; SATURN,
DI,fIA-SOAR and a supersonic, low-altitude
'mittalla. In addition, the company Is supplying
sOcialfzed military electronic equipment super
power transmitters for the "Voice of Polaris"
.so station, special purpose computers. rictu
,o for MINUTEMAN and scores of other
oc! PieX products and systems.
; ‘6llllO of this continuing expansion, LTV's
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
Toys from Students
children "who would otherwise
go without a single toy at Christ
mastime," Marine Maj. Earl Roth,
State College chairman ,said.
There will be a:collection point
on the Hetzel Union ground floor
where both new and used toys
may be deposited until Friday.
SCOUT RESEARCH ROCACIt ... VOUCIST ASIRORAVTICS
41 XC.1412 Vilna tRAMPONT ...MART
Today
Artists Series
The workshop with Sangeeta
Madras, originally announced for
11 a.m., will not be held.
The concert will go on as sched
uled at 8:30 p.m. in Schwab.
Phi Beta Kappa
Kirtley.S. F. Mather, professor
emeritus of geology at - Harvard
University, will be the speaker at
the Phi Beta Kappa banquet at
the Nittany -Lion Inn. marking
the 25th anniversary of the found
ing of the Penn State chapter of
the national scholastic honor so
ciety. His subject will be, "The
Scholar in a Technological Cul
ture."
Student', Loans
All students who are to receive
either National Defense loans or
University loans for the winter
term are to report to the Student
Loan Office, 6 'Willard. if them
have not already done so. TheY
must report to sign .for their loans'
before going borne.
Chess Club, 7 pan., HUB card
room.
Chess Team, 8 p.m., 213 HUB.
History Round Table, 7 p.m., 217
HUB.
Horticulture Club, 7:30 p.m., 108
divisions have ground-floor growth opportunities
for graduates holding degrees in Aeronautical,
Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical and Civil Engi
neering and Math, Physics or Metallurgy.
Before selecting your Industrial home, consider
engineering climate, on•the-lob orientation, pro
fessional development and location ...consider
LTV and Dallas—the social, Intellectual and
cultural center of the Southwest. We invite you
to plan your future with us. For further informa
tion on career positions, contact your Placement
Office or write College Relations Office,
Ling-Ternco-Vought, Inc., P. O. Box 5907, Dallas
22, Texas. Dallas Area Divisions-
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LINO-TEMCCI- VOLICIHT, INC.
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THIS WEEK ON CAMPUS
Other Events
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P.S. Bible Fellowship, 8:13 p.m ,
212 HUB.
School of Arts, 4 p.m.. 217 HUB.
Speech Group, 8 a.m.. HUB as
sembly hall.
Women's Chorus, 6 p.m., HUB
assembly hall,
Tomorrovy
conyenticm
Pavid V. Erdnian; editor of Li:
brary Publications for the New
York Public Library, will speak
on William B}ake at the second
conference on bibliography. to be
held at the Nittany Lain Inn at
the University today through
Saturday.
loctun
Raymond A. Katiell, director. of
Research Center for Industrial
Behavior at New York Univer
sity, will talk on "Research on
the Construct of Morale" at the
Psychology Colloquium to be held
in 11l Boucke at 8 p.m.
Other Events
Daily Collegian Credit Staff. 7:45
p.m., 131 Sackett.
Society of American Military En
gineers, 7 p.m., 214 Boucke.
Saturday
Concert
The Penn State Singers wil
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lout V th the ilno.er,Ay Sym
phony sn the Peth.1111:111( e at
Et:T.lll4'l "1. I.:lnfant tin tstr
at 8 pm in Ft
Mc , vir4cy
lecture
Joseph Mat in. , prafeNsor Etna
head of the , Llt partment et Yogi
neering Meehapien, well !Teak on
"Higher EitticAtion* in , the Soviet
Union" in 109';iiiekrit ntri p
Through the
looking Glass
with rabbi
No, there's too many days left
to start counting yet. It gets
too discouraging You could be
counting how many exams you
have to take yet. or how many
hours yob have to finish that
term paper that's due today, or
how many ; no-dot pills you
need to stay up rat night. thorn,
such morbid thoughts you have
Gabbit Just think of that won'-
derful month ahead with noth
ing to do but get bored and
wish you were back at school
again having fun! (did I say
that?) Speaking. of going home,
that emans Christmas, the time
of year when we forget our
'selveF and think of others for
awhile. Yes, that means pres
ents especially for those town
mates, and pollinates who live
far apart and won't toe obi t . t o
'get together over the•bolidays..
If you want to think -of others.
;it the right way, think of Elhol
Mesinre's and the many heaUti.
ful (for you girls) and hand
!dime (for you t.,oyNi .gifts you
can get
,there.
Think . . . -
et a harqr travel ca! e by Celeb
rity tor the - roommate who
likeri travel. It containy, a tooth
hrtedi. twith“;l 90'S) and a
tischil - .little contraption that
nerves I either a pill box
collaroble drinking slip. The
attractive rate rionel in red,
while. t.eige, and hlark Price
.. only $l.OO
Thing some more ..
rlbout a goodlooking. wallet
No, it's nod pc t an ordinary
wallet Not from Ethel's where
you grt something talk hit
different - from the ordinary.
This wallet has a auto) note
pad and tin tversharp pencil
attached, which is very tinnily
for totting down class assign
ments, and other very iinpor
tant things. A very nice gift
reasonably priced at $5.00.
Tired . . . ?
of seeing him wear that same
old tie all the time"! Well. now's
the time to do something about
it! Ethel Meservis's has a varied
selection of famous Rooster
ties. The,hand printed batik Is
especially smart-looking. Price
• 52.50.
Stop in at Ethel Mossrve's and'
do your Christmas shopping
now. I won't see you again
until next year so En try to
say everythmg now, Good luck'
on exams, Merry Christmas
' , Happy New Year, ete
See you next year,
Gabbi
d.,,,, 4 _1,
112 L CoIl•q• Ave.