WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 196/ GOP Hopefuls Start For '6B Political Exa ' \VAiHINOTON(AP) = yit? «(i|innllin,va Ids niildifudtdu «|wnklmj hii'tivs imrl pT'ftmmlnil tor (tom c turns, itoiiumfoiiii cvcy Jg pmislitorluH ti inp in vlPimmv trPHmpiuml lifippfnU hi'p flnlMfellidi' .Wlilo liM'lictollri 1 MPiituii's in lm dulmi ininewOTf rot* nwit yunr'R pnllitoiilFximp nntnlna tin llio Hiirfiii'p in iidvmu'ii iinv litis Inillnl'ltuK testa still ere a wlnlur pcquUlphllol. omblllnnn, smii'ccs nipmii Ids «t m, Kiipjmi'tflr* (iro beginning In Pike hi mud* The catuildtUea are being tutored l>y Inas In the Midwest, imell armies of exjwrts—-men busily as- tnlei'vlews with professional (poll sembllug ideas, examining issues, pack, lielans In Wnshlngton nnd elsewhere show aging proposals oharting strategy and, most think Nixon now in fnr ahead In the in some eases, raising money and build- scramble for the right to oppose President log nationwide organisations, Johnson's expected re-election bid, "Now Is the time," one such tutor , Tops Poll said,, "when the homework will be done Last week Nixon topped an Associated for next spring's drills," Current efforts Press poll of delegates to the 1064 Rc are concentrated on what he called "the publican National convention as their three R'i— reading, writing- and re- favorite for next year's GOP nomination, search." A majority, said they favor a Nixon- Reagan ticket. Romney strategists, conceding they lag in the .polls, hope the Michigan gov ernor’s political stock will rise now that he has formally entered the race. H's announcement Saturday came six weeks or more ahead of the time candidates traditionally disclose their intentions. Runs Risk But some politicians say if Romney starts an aggressive campaign now, he run's the risk of losing momentum before the GOP convention in Miami Beach, Fla., next August. Romney embarks Dec. 7 on a trip through Europe, the Middle East, South east Asia and the Far East. On his re turn he is exoected to swing quickly into the New Hampshire primary cam pawn by pounding away on his proposal Nixon Suite ! In an office suite in New York’s bustling Wall Street district for example, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon and his aides are producing speeches and articles on domestic issues—plus an '‘issue-oriented” book by Nixon scheduled for publication in late winter. And in another office suite, a few blocks from the Michigan state Capitol in Lansing, Gov. George Romney’s advisers have worked for months on a foreign policy plank calling for neutralization of troubled Southeast Asian nations. Other GOP possibilities—New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, California Gov. Ronald Reagan and Illinois Sen. Charles H. Percy—insist they aren’t run ning. Nonetheless, Reagan is continuing HUB Gallery Jo Show Five Centuries of Religious Prints An exhibition of 50 original R e r.i bra n d t's “The Three etchings, engravings, lit h o- Crosses” and other 17th century graphs and woodcuts, repre- works by Van de Passe, Car senting a panorama of nearly racci, Lanfranco, Delia Bella five centuries of religious print- and Pasqualini; 18th and 19th making, will be on display at century masterpieces by Cay- the University from Dec. 2to >.a a■ a ■ aUTait ■■■ •a•• ■ • «• uau iVsii aV*«« V. 28. The. exhibition, entitled “Re- f*flT T PflOU fIUC liglous Prints from Durer to uUllllLUllill nllu Rouault,” and on loan from hmmii* ctim the George Blhet Collection,. MINI! RPSIIT T> Brimfieid, Mass., will be set DilAllU HflJlJUlalll Up in the Hetzel Union Building taMeeeeee gallery. 1 ( According to Richard Praen kel, director of exhibitions for the College of Arts and Archi tetlure, pal \m HBtirs »il be il a.hyo 4 tutu and 6.t0 li the Mliieeiit have 1 FfiffiUMa, ikpuiitM (lie mm (liraimi (lie m m\\wm tm; mmm in (lie eMilißii, (lie BipeaeifllliieaeMiiM nilra, tfieefl eemiM sf.elimige mid J'fa, * Him' SHY*! gPllltPli "(lip ill'lijt-'i YlelY \ln .were vmvi'iil lull dl»- i aer In, Iwmimi more mm mifh'iiiuihmiii.;', inuliitled-wlll he «nma nf the Kiln eendivy wnrlin ol liiirm'; •TAMP ITI in iHijkoi h 0 llllllliAWl MaUUUkN nfflujnHK moouu 'BSSg;«ib land anaek o» mf/ney order. fla aura tolnolude your Zip Code. No peataira'or hindllni ehar»e«, Add ■•ln Us, Frainpt ihlpawit. latlstisllon Quitsntsad THB MOPP eo. y. 0. Boa IM2I Unei Squita Station ATLANTA, BA., 30J2S ‘ittdidvctdiidf•####•< COLLEGi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY DEADLINE 10:30 A.M.'Day Before Publication RATES Pint Insertion (17 word maximum) 75c Each additional consecutive Insertion ISt Each additional ) words .. 05c par day Cash Basis Onlyl No'Personal Ads I . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 A,M,-4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday Basement of Snckott North Wing FOR SALE lIIIIIIMIII, MI,IH**I«’,,HI,IIUI*,HHII, >,„„„■ STUDENTS! WE provlds Insurant covaraoa tor autoi, motorcycle, motiji scooters, accidents, Ilia, valuables, cot tact lent. Phone Mr. Temeles 338-663: USED SINGER portable sewing maehln ainehmenis on ft year mnnlee. 135,1) Phans Meyir'i 331=1367, •mo BUNBIAM ALPINE: Newly palhli new Interior and tires (61/ excelli condition. Call JJM347, bOAM CONTRACT tor' sols, Per wlnfer and ijrjmHerm, located In Beaver Hall,. pitTeie”’ pen quick saie-M64 6to excellent condition. MM PLYMOUTH Belvedere t ill hioh performance 440 heads, lultralied cam., 4-spMd, Prlcei Hill. Call Beaver 141. .3644. WHYTot BUY yauriell a cttrlatmaai preientt iupartlna 'it TR3. leve cost, ol winter norm. 331-1796. o6RM~CONTRACT-7 Winter 'term, Cell (leva 145=3913, i«F OLOirNeidVftHiliier, Pair condition. BarHtji.it US,to, Cell attar IDS p,m, P (KoIeH =Tkit ~B*ss> custom' blond finish, Ilka new, w/eaie »\H Ampea= 13'.Bin Amp 1)00. Must sell, Dis horn, Call Sliva after II p,m. t1f.3103, GQRm’cohtract tor sale winter and sprits* terms. Call I6S>3s», Ask for Boh, tl) with AFB-Corvette dutch and pres, sun plate and 1 speed with new synchro, nljers, Everythlng-best oiler over HOO, Call MHIM, Ask tor Jim, HONDA 140 ce, scrambler, SOO4 miles— orlalnal. Neath rear sprocket, chain, Must iierlflca for winter tuition. M4.J4H alter 3:30. 194* FAIRLANE hardtop, 4-speid, !w>, black with red Interior. Cell 337-7*29 after 1:00 p.m. Wednesday. 1 t'/j-YEAR-OLD mala Boxer. Both parents Boxers. No papers. Reasonable. Call 355- 9141. I like Schoolbo A fust-Pusoti Serio-Comic Satire! “...Like reading 'Playboy!.." i6§§Wl t: ktVINt glfiffili MM BMP PANQS QNABH 1 CIAW* lABHI (and Ih*! 1 only Iho h" lovs »con»i NOW 7ioo'BiQo f" "—i j, lAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE 'ATTENTION John Sebastian fans!' For [Safe—Gibson Les Paul 15 years 01d— .575 or best offer. Larry. 865*7833. TWO 0.50x13 GOODRICH- fTrailmaker studded snow tires on Sunbeam Alpine wheels. Used tor 3,000 miles, Whitewalls, ' 525.00. Tonneau cover for Alpine IV $5.00. /Workshop manual $5.00. 238-6228 or 865- ! 1264.- 1963 ROYAL ENFIELD 750 c.cT Twin carbs. Only $325. Call Chuck. 238-7806. FOR RENT [LARGE ONE BEDROOM Luxury Apart ment, completely furnished. Fully car peted, electric kitchen with dishwasher, .security system, balcony, One block/ 'from campus. $lOO monthly, utilities! Included, Available January 1,. Call! Graduate students preferred. ROOMMATES * tor" spacious ifhreo bedroom, two bathroom Bluebell Apt. from Jan. 1. Call today 337.1335. | .SINGLE ROOM for winter and spring 'terms near campus. Graduate student preferred. PaMilng, Telephone 337-2174. j ■ EFFICIENCY' APARTMENT - must! vacate. Available for Winter and Spring, Grad student preferred. Call 238-6031 after p.m. TWO BEDROOM Apartment furnished. Three or (our men. T.V. Included. $l7O per month. Call 238-5883. i FOR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished Apt./ Spacious, clean, quiet, private entrance,! parkins space. Perfect for 2-3 students (Brads only) or married couple wlfh , children. Available December 15. Rent | 1130/mp. Call 238.4854 VERY NICE two bedroem furnished Apt. Males, females, low rent, Call 337=7033. ONE SINGLE and one front double available el South Eraser Street, 338=1484, tilt II lilt llHllllMllHiMlllltlllllltlllllillllllllll ATTENTION lIIMIHIIIMIIMIIIItMIIMIMHIIItIIIIIIIIIiniIIIfI PSYCHEDELIC SPECTRUM on tale NOV, 31 S, 33 In HUB, only lit, TUTORING OFFERED In Math (thru No, 40)) and Physics (thru No, 447) by older erad student In physlci, Ratei t)/hr, 335-7511, evenings, VIETttAMI A GOOD place lo stay oui ot, For alternatives to Ihe mllllary, contact Freedom Union, Box 933, Slafe College. JEWISH COLLEGE students spend a 'chats die sabbath weekend durtno winter vecailen, Cenlaei Dr. jack H'anoka, 168. 3463 or 331-3385, WOULD YOU like le ill down In an In, larmal Mmosphere = have a cub bt eeflee and lalk lo members of the Peace Corps? You cen Tenlshl al ihe Jawbene Coffeehouse, 8 p,m„ 415 E, Poster. GIVE THANKS! join (allow Lutherans hi Holy Communion al 10 p,m, lonighN Grace Lutheran. Church, mtmiiiiiimtiiiuimmiiiiMMiiiiiitniitimiii help wanted 4 WAITERS WANTED al Sloma Phi Bp sllen, Work 3 meals, eat three, Full socal prjvliNfi, Call Ed at 338-9047, Smiling Emit need* you! WAtTERS WANTED. Sword and Shield. Inquire attar 3 p.m. """"""’"""notice ; HANDICRAFT BAZAAr"by" Laqtes"Aux lllary of Valley View Haven In Belle ville Community Hall. Oil palntlnps, ruos, quilts. November 17 4-9 p.m. and November II from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Cramming minations ftii' iiPHii’iillitijllfiM iif Nni'lh jiiiil iHmilli iilmi lip m\, vp wimlil "iiulunp lliu Will'." 1 Alilmimh iivniwniin tumiim Nl*nn him H (jhiiilih'lnhln Imiil In Now llimnmhli'u nmv, liln iiHminlnltiH nxiwl llm gup In immiw imnu lliu tmmpnign slhtlb thorn, "Nlxmi hy tmo ImiPhcluwn nr Iphh," is limy rniP fines the mitunmp of the Mfirch 12 primary ballollug, Wrltp.ln for Rengan Bong on's supporters are planning a write-in campaign in New Hampshire— an effort the California governor has disa vowed, His name probably will appear i on primary ballot* in Wisconsin, Nebraska and Oregon, where he can't remove it without signing an affidavit swearing he is not a candidate for president. Nixon men expect Reagan supporters to wage well-financed, professionally man aged camapigns in both New Hampshire and Wisconsin. “We. don’t view it as any thing but a tough, vigorous horse race,” one said. Scores of Speeches Percy, steadfastly denying presiden tial ambitions all the while, has made scores of speeches across the nation since his election to the Senate last year. And, according to his special Chicago con sultant Tom Houser, he may go to Viet nam sometime next year on a fact finding tour. Houser describes Ijercy’s stance this way: “He simply reserves the right to watch this thing unfold and make his decision accordingly.” lus, Faucci, Skipps and Farlom, and the 20th century creations of George Rouault, considered by many as the greatest artist of our time in religious sub jects. WANTED ■ WANTED: APARTMENT and roommate. [Winter ■ Spring. Close to campus. An swer Irv Cohen, 2590 Cranston Rd„ Phila. 19)31. POETRY WANTED for Antholo9V. Please include stamped return envelope. Idle wild Publishers, 543 Frederick, San Francisco, California 9X117. TOY TRAINS Cash for your old Lionel or Ives trains, especially ones made before 1942. Phone 355-3664. ROOMMATES WANTED. Spacious apart ment, very convenient to campus. Call 230=4247 alter 5 p.m. MALE roommate lo share expenses on 1 week trip lo Bahamas In 'December. 865.8100. BOARDER WANTED: Clean room, quiet study conditions, home cooked tood. Lease vnl/l June, 19487 Call 338-3411, DESPERATELY ' NEEDED) ' Retarding ot Depihoven's NJnth Symphony ("Choral"). Please call II you can help, '338.7690. Pitul. ■ BABYSITTER, Wlnler term tor live | month old boy, tour or five days a week, Call 330.3477. A SENIOR OR GRAD Ehollsh ma|or to correct manuscript on hourly basis. Cell evenings. 238.7356.' ‘ FEMALE ROOMMATE to share attractive modern unique apartment from winter Term. Ideal situation from Bny viewpoint, /Call 338-2901 alter 5:00. , 'ROOMMATE FOR 2 man Whitehall. Apt. ;*6O. Phone Skip 237-1796. , WANTED: VIKING LONGSHIP, new or slightly used, needed tor Christmas break voyage to Homeland. ■ contact lj=Hk the Red or Baron von H«mme, |Bqj'S](fs lltllllHHllltlltltlllPllMHllllllltttiHlillHlHlli llllOllHimillllllllllflHflHllHllltMllllllllllllt LOSTi TWO SMALL feather duilers, Important, Cell ehrli 165.3374 or 337= 4159 anytime, LIGHTER Wf in HUB: Initials TIA.H, Please call 237-34/a » you found If. BELL HELMET with rubble shield lost at name Saturday, Reward, Sentimental value, Call 331-3494, YOU OQT WRONG llqhl Penn Stale Jacket al now Rec, Hall Bowling Alleys, between 9-n p,m, Friday, Novemher 10, I have yours, Call Ken, 165-6108. LOST t One Pair ot tortoise shell glasses al game, either In stadium or between lithium and feast Halls, II found call Jack al 165-8850. REWARD, LOSt i M6f Hlslt" School RIBS! Mount Assumption blueslone, Bronie idling, Reward, Call Tom 165=3674, miittiMiitiiiiiiiiiuiiimiuiiimiituiitmimt NOTICS niiHmuiiiiiiiiiitsnisiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiMiiinitsu DISTRIBUTOR FDR large iweafer manu>' lecturer now in Stale College, Mudenl prices 14-5(1 *17,00, «7.1713, 1=7..p,m, I WOULO YOU ilka ol cenlrlbute some-! thing of yauriell Learn hew at th«, student . (acuity dialogue with fAr, and Mrs, Robert Lebrlng at Ihe Jawbone Coffeehouse Tenlght, 8 p,m„ 415 E, Fos ter Ave. ALTERATIONS DONE, follf make dresses, skirls, slacks, etc. to order. Experienced. Call 237-1552. BASS PLAYER needed for ,hard Rock group. Should be able to -tirtq but not necessity. Cen use our mother Fender Batsman Amp. No etralghts need apply. 2J7-4331. , , COUNT YOUR Btesslngsl Attend the Lutheran service in Elsenhower Chapel at 6:30 p.m. tonight. THE DAILY. COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA s • • $ 2 SOCK IT IN • • THE SIDE POCKET* • *T THE 2 2 AIMUUMJM • • BOWLINC LANES *i • I A • Across From a! | South [Halls 2 during the week • 2 FROM 9;ob . 6>.00 J j JUST 7Se PER HOUR 2) § S 1 f 9 RgpiiiloH Si $ Billiard Tablet i NOW SHOWING. , .1:30 ■ 3:30 ■ 5:30 • 7:30 ■ 9:30 ELIZABETH TAYLOR MARLON extra r EXTRA I James Mlt'Jicm’P’s Beautiful MMMHNmiONiWNIS JULIE ANDREWS WARNSRj^ !|hß THE PLAYHOUSE 865-9543 N0v.23, 24, 25 tl 8:01) -• Nov. 25 ot 2:00 Will TOMORROW THE BLUE BIRD THE PENNSYLVANIA STAT 7 UNIVERSITY THEATRE TWELVETREES "ZORBA! ra THE fire of life JTSELF, A PIECE OF THE SUN IN THE \J& ANTHONY QUINN ■C 5 WnIATHI QRI|(C M LAST TIMES TODAY h 7«§ P,M. AS, pelhs of glory THE JOHN HUBTON-RAY STARK PRQDUGTIOH REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN • A UNIVMUI IUtIAU 1 MAX VON SYIOW! RICHARD HARRIS in THE GEORGE ROY WU-WWIER KIRtSCH PROWION «l 237-2112 STARTING TOMORROW 4:30 - 7'oo - 9:30 P.M. Time Magazine “An achievement I: of mighty wtions!” tthtaking!” : Toronto S!nr. i “ M In PANAVISION A TECHNICOLOR • ROW SHOWING * at 2i00*8( 18-8(80 P.M. lumeckh and the t who had t tame them WI'JHBIA PICTURES Prosi SIDNEY TO SIR, JUDKttSON • wm ROBERTS • W MM' 'MIBEMSTIULU r erBjssa? • j t 6mllT6ANk.^ , r.'.Vo h 'wMw. james claveil ; p —-1 n TECHNICOLOR" HEAR LULU SING 'TO SIR. WITH lOVE' ANO 'STEALING MV LOVE"! Aid tin MBOKNKIIS Njy -OIHiJ Rumof iM 'll! trtirq rtwfcr *1 th* Tw* * SwitffcXi tf> f ertro Rtttrts * S' tedium fiwesi 2:19 - 9:59 - 5:49 - MB • 9:45 <si vmtY mm r A human race!" Cue Magazln'a ' y should enjoy LUV Lots of guffaws !”-°:X«?l" ''***£« ARTS W very funny! Jack Lemmon just fine!" 4th QftiAT mm lAflFY&ft - JAMES CLWELL'S Vlillin PRODUCTION OF ITH iovr Hilt tUncy Smun *1 tt>» wiiuri' 4L\Ji ARTS FRIDAY * COLUMBIA PICTURES PiKonti! 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