PAGE TWELVE
UCA Publlishes
The Ilmveisity Christian Asso
ciation has published a booklet
"You and the COUlTlltiffiSt Chal
lenge," which contains texts of
a series of four letters delivered
on campus in April 1962.
The addresses included are
"1' ea cef u I Coexistence" by
Charles Malik, a former president
of the United Nations General
Assembly and now a visiting pro
fessor at the School of Inter
national Service, American Uni
versity, Washington, D.C., and
"Communism and Commitment"
by Frank S. Meyer, associate edi
tor of The National Review.
Also included are "The Ideol
ogy of COmmunism" by -Charles
West, professor at Princeton Theo
logical Seminary, and "A Positive
Program of Action" by the Rev.
John F. Cronin, S.S., assistant
director, Department of Social
Action of the National Catholic
Kniffin Appointed Chairman
Fred W. Kniffin, professor of
marketing, has been appointed
chairman of the American Market
ing As:lo'iation't, newly created
task force on marketing'games.
lew .C ollege Diner ;
Between`th
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ENGINEERING'GRADUATES
industry
in a growl
=l;=OZWit==
:~'
a.:,?:
Twelve-month and 18-month training courses now being
offered • Good starting salary with increases every 6
months during training program
_4. • Career develop
ment plan • Employee benefits among best in country.
n PUBLIC
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, P
Communist Challegei Booklet
Welfai e Conference. I Keelers, Nittany News and the
The booklet may be obtained UCA office at 209 Eicenhower
at the Pennsylvania Book Shop, Chapel.
g company
:.:4-.
fs
w :r
T.gAr.:
•r:
e. ..,
i i: ::
i: •>.::
~,ee
ar47,77777=,
SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY
ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST SUPPLIERS OF ENERGY
%
J.ll.
~'i~n:~
~:4~``:
.abor Israel
lsorship of
:RIEDE STUDENTS of
dynamic
~Yi t
• t ••••• .4.- • •
:
—•••••,. •en-. • :
oy..
why±. 1
.
. ,
ENNSYLVANIA
COLLEGIAN . _
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
PIFER MUSIC CENTER Music head
quarters for Hammond Organs, Pianos, all
musical instruments and accessories, sheet
music, and complete music books 'tot edu
cation. Open daily till 8:00 p.m. except
Wed. EL 6-3441.
FOR SALE: Dorm Contract available
immediately. Call Frank Orlando at UN
5-4332.
1958 IdAnETTE Mobile Home-46x8.
Excellent condition. Two bedrooms and
automatic washer. Phone AD 8-1809.
DORM CONTRACT. Will sell immediately
ConteCt Bruce UN 6-4679.
DAVENPORTS, Over Stuffed Chairs,
Breakfast Sets, Single or Double Beds, Chest
of Drawers, Dressers, Tables. Hoy's Used
Furniture, just off Mountain Street, Le
mont. AD 8-0420. OPEN 6-9 p.m.
1958 FORD F/L Hardtop. TH-carbs,
Isicy full race cam, floor shift, H.D. trans
mission, rear end extras, Drive to appre
ciate. Ron Unger, AD 7-2602.
STARVING I Please help me. Buy my
fencing . Mask and foil. Almost new, very
cheap. Call Nola, UN 5-3376.
DAVENPORTS, Over Stuffed Chairs,
Breakfast Sets, Single or Double Beds,
Chest of Drawers, Dressers, Tables. HOY'S
Used Furniture, just off Mountain Street,
Lemont. AD 8-0420. OPEN 6-0 p.m.
DESKS, FILES; Office Furniture. Hun
dreds of items to choose from. Used, sur
plus, and new at the lowest prices any
where. Folding chairs and tables, steel
shelving—For savings and bargains galore
see Equipment Mfgrs., Inc., 487 Pine
Williamsport, Pa. Phone 326-1621.
SEE OUR REPRESENTATIVE
WHEN HE VISITS YOUR
CAMPUS ON
MARCH 6
Newark,
New Jersey
PINBALL MAO-UNE for home use—s 23.
AD 8-2E97.
===l
GRADUATE STUDENTS, .Upperclassmen t
Comfortable rooms, running water or pri7
vete bath, central location. (Double -or
single.) Quietly conducted for rest and
study. The Colonial, — 123 NittunY—
AD 7-7792, AD 7-4960, - Mrs. 'Cox.
SINGLE ROOM, quiet--$6 per week. Avail.
able spring term. Call AD 7-4388.
WANTED: TWO Roommates to share fur.
nished apartment—six rooms. AD 8-2759
or AD 7-7218.
=CI:CC=I
GIRL TO SHARE inexpensive apartment
near campus. GRAD STUDENT preferred.
Call AD 8-1233.
WAITER FOR Sigma Pi.
COUNSELORS FOR Pennsylvania Coed
Camp—male and female group leaders:
Mature, experienced. Minimum require
ments: college seniors or graduate stu
dents. Specialties—assistant arts and crafts
(wood and general shop), dance; dramatics,
archery, golf," tennis, assistant swim in
structor ARC, electronics (conduct Susie
- physics and electronics lab), riflery,
.Phys;
Ed. majors for all areas of athletics. Write
background, experience and salary to
Trail's End Camp, 166 Longhorn Street,
Brooklyn 36, N,Y.
IF YOU ARE a good tenor there is a
home for you with the Penn State Singers,
201 Carnegie. AD 8-8723.
WORK WANTED
TYPING DONE in my home. ll:tnuseripts,
term paper* theses. AD 7-3900.
TYPING WANTED
FAST, ACCURATE TYPING. Call AD
8-0797 after 6:00 p.m.
HELP WANTED,
MENi Business & L.A. students. prefer
ably with 10 credits or less, 18 hours per
week working schedule adjusted to suit
study and class schedule. $46 per week
to qualified applicants. Interview by ap
pointment only. Call AD 8-8992.
WAITER WANTED. Call caterer, AD .7-
4933.
RIDE WANTED to Columbus, Ohio or
anyplace within two hours of there for
anytime Friday, Feb. 16th. Dale, TIN
6-8666.
RIDE WANTED to State College front
Phila. Fri., Feb. 16 or any weekend. Call
Rocky, UN 5-5882.
LOST
LOST: ONE DELT Jacket tit West Halls
Friday night. Reward. Contact AD 8-2955.
ONE PAIR OF Black Rimmed Glaises
in a white case at the West Halls Record
Hop Friday night. Desperately 'need them.
Please call Gayle, UN 5-7975.
REWARD I Lost: Gold Orchid Charm with
Pearl. Call Susan, UN 6-7700.
SHRIMP COLORED Wallet near McLane...
Ilan's. Keep money but return papers
Please, they are important.
TUTORING ' -
PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, Sociology,
History -and Economics. Get expert as
sistance now. Call AD 8-8818.
- -PERSONAL
DEAR LIEU, Thank you for inviting me
to the best fruging jemmy on campus.
Love, Betty.
MISCELLANEOUS
FREE STUDENT MOVIE "Our Mr. Bell"
at HUB Assembly
,room. Tues.,• Feb. 12,
12-1_ p.M., 6-7 p.m.
A SWEETHEART DANCE, Feb. 15, 0-12
p.m. Music by Tony Felice. $2.50 per
couple. Refreshments will be served.
Tickets at Wesley Foundation desk.
NEWMAN CLUB Lecture Series presents t
"What do Economists Know ?" by Dr.
Warren Robinson, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 8 :15
p.m. HUB, Assembly room.
EXPERIMENT WITH SLEEP—Learning
Fascinating, educational. Use_ your re
corder, phonograph. Details, huge catalog
free. Research Association, Box 24-CP,
Olympia, Wash.
_WRITE - SONGS? We can help get them
published, recorded by companies like
Victor, Deem Free • brochure. National
Songwriter's Guild, Box 10,37 N, — Ormond
Beach, - Florida.
EXPERT TYPlNG—Theses, manuscripts,
term papers. Mrs. John _Warner, Box 296,
Juniata Gap, Altoona, Pa. 'WI-48404. Call
collect.
TAKING ORDERS—Willdeliver—Always
delicious - Girl Scout Cookies. Call any
evening from 6-9 p.m. Susan Markle,
Troop 11. EL 6:3963.
TUESDAY SPECIAL Spaghetti with
chicken 'cacciatori, salad, garlic bread- $.99.
La Galleria 2 233 E. Beaver Ave,
STUDENT BOWLERS, if you_ are tired of
(laid pin action try us and put life back
in • your game. Our ten - pin action is so
good that it is' obvious. Centrally located,
center of town.: Opposite Home Delivery.
Open lanes every , night, not just Friday
and. Saturday. Dux Public . Lanes, 128 8.
Pugh. - AD 8-9148.
,
PENN STATE
- _ - -:.OUTING 'CLUB - -
. Ski - Diision Meeting, February : 14
(Valentine'a Day) -at 7 p.m. in 121
Sparks. EVERYONE WELCOME.
Sign nil for .the return ski meet with
Pittsburgh• at—White Mountain - Febru
ary 16 17. List at HUD desk.
111.43
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -12,.1963
FOR SALE
FOR. RENT
WANTED
RIDE WANTED