rAGE EIGHI
ew Dem • cratic Coalition To Show Film
The New Democratic
Coalition will meet at 7 tomor
row night at the Wesley Foun
dation, 256 E. College Ave. A
film on defense spending,
"Defense and Domestic Needs:
Contest for Tomorrow," will be
shown at 8. A panel discussion
will follow.
The film and panel are part
of a program co-sponsored by
the State College branch of the
Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom, the
Wesley Foundation and the
New Democratic Coalition of
Centre County.
International films will be
held from 7 to 11 tonight in the
Hetzel Union Buil ding
Assembly Hall.
A meeting of the Chess
Team will be held from 8 to
10:45 tonight in 215 and 216
HUB.
The Undergraduate Student
Government will meet from 7
to 10:45 tonight in 203 HUB.
The Veterans Club will hold
a Memorial Service from 10:15
to noon tomorrow in the HUB
Ballroom.
* will salton "The dr:eeks and
A meeting of the Lutheran Rome"at 8 tonight in 112
Upward Bound To Expand
Under Office of Education
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itself," Valien said. "He has demonstrated, in the short time
he has been in office, that he is the most liberal member of
the Nixon cabinet,"
New Commissioner
Valien also discussed the appointment of James Allen. for
mer commissioner of education in New York, as head of the
Office of Education. "He has a wide range of experience that I
think will be useful to us in the Office of Education," he said.
"We have the setting in our office for real forward move
ment. given the resources for Upward Bound and other pro
grams we have," Valien said.
The Conference. sponsored by the University in
cooperation with the OEO, will hold its final sessions today in
the Conference Center. Students and faculty will be admitted
as observers, according to Libby Gaumer, a recent Penn State
graduate who has been acting as administrative assistant for
the conference.
OLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
HOAGIES, HOAGIES, HOAGlES—Regu
lar, Tuna, Ham end Chicken, all 70c.
Ham & Cheese Sandwich 35c. Dean's
Fast Delivery. Dial 23543035 Cr 237-1043-
8 p.m. to midnight.
40 WATT MAGNAVOX Stereo Receiver
and matching Turntable, both components
only one year old, 5175. Will sell separate.
237-0651.
MOBILE HOME Bca6 1 bedroom and
study married couples only. Hilltop
Trailer Park. $l5OO. Phone 237-0628.
'63 PONTIAC Catalina, automatic trans.
dark blue, air condition. Good shape
5800 / best offer. 237-1312.
COMPLETE CYCLE SERVICE. Prompt
and guaranteed parts and service. Cycle-
rams. 1611 N. Atherton. 138-5111.
YAMAHA 1967, AD c.c., 3000 ml., looks—
runs good, $175. or best offer. Call Ed
965-0183.
YASHICA .1.7 35 mm Camera, 1.4 tens
595. Pentax 135 mm Telephoto lens, 5100.
Call John 865.3668.
1966 ALLSTATE Scooter. Good condition.
Name your price. Must sell. Call Bruce
865-5245.
'66 HONDA 305 super Hawk. Good con
dition, black and silver. Best offer. Call
Jim 238.3074.
'66 GTO. Automatic transmission, full
power, good shape. Call after 6 p.m.
865.1055.
1956 RAMSLER, 5100. Call 237-2105
1964 ALLSTATE Motor Scooter, 5,930
miles, passenger seat, 2 windshields,
mirror, spare tire, tool kit & new helmet,
has been inspected, 5125. Call 238.3083,
John Kean.
'6B AUSTIN•HEALEY Sprite. Black con
vertible with Tonneau and stud/snow
tires. Perfect inside/outside. Must sell.
81895 or best offer. Call Mac after 5:30
237.0619.
1064 CORVAIR SPYDER convertible,
4.speed, turbocharged, great shape. Best
over 5625. Colt 355.2971 after 6 p.m.
HONDA 150, 1966. Excellent condition
5250 00. Call Bill 230-5575.
FINALLY)! Good prices on Tires for
ALL cars. Parts for foreign cars and
accessories at reasonable prices. Check
prices at SUPER SPORT SUPPLIES
before you buy. 238.8375 evenings and
weekends.
BRAND NEW Emerson Automatic Record
Player, mono. Paid 550. asking 530. Anita
238.1994.
SURFBOARD - HOBIE, excellent condi
tion, new car racks. Save on shore prices!
Call 238.2819 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
TR3 TRIUMPH. Looks and runs well
First offer over $5OO. Call Gary 238-2162
OUTDOORSMEN: 7x42 Habicht Binocu
lars, Remington 1100 12 ga. with two
barrels, SSW .38 cal. model 15, Browning
T.bolt with 4X. Call 355-5216 atter 6.
1968 HONDA 305, mint conditter, 1200
miles, asking 5500. Call 238-1480.
1962 TRIUMPH. Excellent, new englne
and exhause. Only $350. Pete 239.7976.
Convertible.
Unusually gentle. People loving. Sable.
Health and disposition guaranteed.
CFA, Championship line, 12 weeks
old, shots, SICO. Come by to see.
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BURMESE KITTENS
Rare
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STUDENTS,
El, Avoid the Fall Rush and make your selection from a = SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom Apart
= variety of efficiencies and 1 or 2 bedroom apartments = ment in Americana House, 1 / 2 block frOm
E still available. Special features included are: Wall-to- = campus. Call 238-2772. Cheap!
= wall carpeting, dishwashers, air conditioning and indi- = SUMMER SUBLET, Fall Option 1 / 2
vidually controlled heat. All utilities included. Three 4; o -6 71 39 8/Ian, alr-cond., will haggle„
= convenient locations to choose from—all within easy
Cali =
walking distance of campus.
522 E. COLLEGE DRIVE
518 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
600 WEST COLLEGE AVENUE
Call Now To Make Your Arrangements—
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UNIVERSITY REALTY
300 S. ALLEN STREET
237-6543
SUMMER RENTALS BETWEEN
JULY 1-AUGUST 31 also AVAILABLE
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Student Association will be
held from 8 to midnight tomor
row night in the HU B
Ballroom.
The Chinese Club will meet
from 8 to 10 tonight in 215
HUB.
Students for a Democratic
Society will meet from 7:30 to
Delivery of La Vie, the
senior class annual, is schedul
ed for next week, Following ar
rival of the hook, a distribution
schedule will be posted on
campus bulletin boards.
• Seniors on campus personal
ly will pick up their copies of
the book, according to the
schedule, while those who have
been graduated will receive
their books through the mail at
a later date. The books will he
mailed to the address students
have provided the Office of
Associated Student Activities.
10:30 tomorrow night in 203
HUB.
Ernest Badian, professor of
classics and history at New
York State University, Buffalo.
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FOR SALE FOR SALE
NEW AND used Motorcycles now avail
able at Two Wheels Cycle Shop. 1311
E. College Ave. 235-1193.
COMING SOON The Norton Sport
Commando crossover pipes and
chrome, 750 cc., & 60 rubber•mounted,
horsepower. Cyclerama. 238-5111.
FREE CYCLE RIDING lessons. We fur
nish the bikes. Every Sat. afternoon
Cyclorama, your authorized Suzuki-Norton
dealer, 1611 N. Atherton. 238-5111.
120-BASS ACCORDIAN stage-model.,
Dealer Appraisal• $6OO. Asking $6OO. Also
multiple-input amplifier. Must see. 238-
7595, Tony.
STUDENTS: WE provide prompt Insur
ance for autos, motorcycles, motor
scooters, travel, valuables, hospitalization.
Phone Mr. Temeles, 238-6633.
TRAILER Already located one mile
from campus, 12'x55', 2 bedroom, many
extras. Call 237-1268.
FENDER BASSMAN. 50 watts, 2 12"
speakers, $575 or best offer. Call Bob
865-8541.
FURNITURE: Bed, desk, tables, rugs
all for $5O or individually sold. Mike
220 So. Fraser. 238-5978.
HONDA SOS cc. Scrambler 1967, lust like
new, ridden one summer, low mileage.
Call Larry 865.4982.
'HARLEY DAVIDSON 65 cc. New, less
than 150 miles, original $215, asking
$l5O or less. Jim 237.7475.
I '6l CHEVY IMPALA, new automatic
transmission, engine and body good, wide
ovals. Must sell. 237-1904.
AKC BLACK Miniature Poodle. Female
9 weeks old. 865-8514.
1960 ALFA ROMEO OhlHefts. Runs very
well. Must sell. $350. 466-6832.
LET GO on a Vespa Scooter! Incredibly
cheap, under 5,000 mi. Best offer. Call
238-5964.
M.G. MIDGET '63, Interior perfect
R&H, engine very good. Excellent con
dition. Best offer over 0600. 237.6819.
TRAILER x 45' one bedroom, study,
kitchen/living room; furnished; patio with
awning; excellent condition. Available
June 16. 01900 or best offer. Woodsdaie
Park. Call 237.1023.
GENERAL ELECTRIC Portable Tele
vision set, 15" screen. Excellent condition
Call 238-5734 or 865-9433.
1965 HONDA "Dream" 505 . cc, helmet
5325.00. Must sell. owe money for new
bike. 466-6596 (Cory).
I'6B VW, 12,000 miles. Excellent condition.
Radio, undercoating, gravel guards, new
snow tires, unused spare, six months
warranty remaining. 81700. Will bargain.
238-5556.
MOBILE HOME, new, 60' long, 12' wide.
53995 with lot space. 238.6761.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN, very good condition
new tires-battery. Best offer. Call:
Uulgen 865.2574 or 237.9205.
AMPEG BASS AMPLIFIER: Model B-18N.
Excellent condition. Hardly used! Call
John 865-2959.
SUZUKI SEE end ride the hot line ,
in '69. Cyclerama 238-5111.
JAGUAR XK-E, 1964, silver blue, black
top and interior, excellent throughout,
Abarths. Must sell. 238.6063.
FOR SALE: GERBILS. Small animals
make fine pets. $5.00 pair: $3.00 each.
Call 865-8430.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 65 c.c. New, less
than 150 miles, original 5215, asking $l5O
less. Jim 237.7475.
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Chambers. Badian's lecture is
being sponsored by the Depart
men& of History and Classics.
The Christian Science
Organization will meet at 6:30
tonight in Eisenhower Chapel.
The Friends of India
Association will show the In
dian film "Professor" at 8
tomorrow night in the Mineral
Industries Auditorium. Tickets
will be available at the door
for $1.25.
The Newman Student
Association will hold its annual
picnic and softball game on
Sunday at Greenwood Furnace.
Members will meet in the HUB
parking lot at 1:30 p.m. Free
hotdogs. chips and soda will be
served.
Manji Inoue. visiting pro
fessor of art education, will
give a demonstration and slide
presentation of Japanese por
celain-making Tuesday in 101
Chambers.
The program is sponsored by
the Department of Ar t
Education.
New members of Mortar
Board, senior women's hat
society, have been initiated at
a ceremony at the home of
University President Eric A.
Walker. Members are chosen
on the basis of scholarship.
leadership and service to the
University.
New officers for 1969-70 are
Sue Monk. president: Kathy
Verdelli, vice president; Libby
Hegyes, treasurer; Anita Pap
pas, secr^:ar
A pedestal for a sun dial to
be placed on the terrace in
front of Old Main has been
completed.
The sun dial, presented to
the University three years ago
by the Class of 1966, will be in
the form of a four-foot open
globe. It is expected to arrive
and be mounted on th e
pedestal some time ne x t
month.
The sun dial replaces a
smaller one placed on front
HONDA C13.150-KI, late 1968 model, 4,080
miles. Best offer. Call 237.2.585,- Terry.
HONDA 90 Scramtdor 1968, 906 miles,
excellent condition. Need money for
Europe. Call Liken 238-8151.
HOT SUMMER DAYS That's hike
weather. Suzuki 500, 2000 miles, mint
condition, many extras. Must sell. 237.2833.
X-6 SUZUKI, very mid condition, new
battery and tire, $430.00 or best offer.
Paul 238-8139.
MINOLTA SRT 101. Body and case A-1
condition. 238-3610 atter S p.m.
VOX SALE Royal Guardsman, 2 speaker
cases, 2 E•V 676, Continental Organ, 2
Grenadier Columns, Gretsch Chet Atkins.
Call 237-1267.
IGARRARD AT-60 Turntable w/cover,
t Pickering cartridge. $55; Professional 5,100
Stereo Tape Deck with all record features
—hardly used, 5185. Knight T-150 trans
mitter, $OO. Strornherg Carlson stereo
preamp, 535. 238.5153.
1967 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme, 4-speed,
320 h.p., grey with black vinyl roof and
interior. 238.5153 day, 238-8145 evenings.
1966 HONDA S-6.5 cc. Loy/ mileage, new
gears, great condition. Going for 8100.
Call John 238.3261.
SUMMER SUBLET. Bluebell, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, dishwasher. Fall option. Many
extras. 235-3956,
SUMMER SUBLET: Two man Efficiency
In University Towers. 3125/mo., every
thino included. Call Bobby 2370118. •
SUBLET TWO (wo)man Apartment close
to campus. Air-conditioning optional,
utilities and June rent paid. Phone 237-
6311
TWO-MAN, 7 Bedroom Apartment, Blue
bell. Will bargain. Call 237-1267.
DO YOU ENJOY luxury living, cool
comfort? Summer Sublet, University
Towers Apartment. Rent reduction. 235-
4631.
SUMMER SUBLET: ‘ , .5 man Bluebell
Apartment. Rent reduction, T.V., bus,
Pool, r" • - onditioning. 238-5823.
WHY r,vy MORE? 4th man wanted for
Pall term. 526/month, live with 2 grad.
!students and 1 senior. Study weekdays—
iParty weekends, short walk to campus.
iTam 236-3103, 6:00-7:00 p.m.; after 11 p.m.
EFFICIENCY! BLUEBELL! 5195 for
summer. Extras! Can before it's gone,
237-1735. (For 1 or 2.)
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share one
bedroom Apt. Call 237-7167 after 5:00 p.m
544 S FOR SPLIT-LEVEL three bedroom
Apartment. Lowest rate In Bluebell. Bus,
pool, leaving extras. 238-8724.
WHITEHALL EFFICIENCY now andfor
Summer, Fall option. Air-cond., tree bus
service, pool. 238-0273.
DON'T SWEAT summer swimming ex
travagantly. Air conditioned furnished
apartment cheap. Whitehall Plaza. 237-
6858 evenings.
SUMMER SUBLET: Classy 2-bedroom
Park Forest Apt. Private POOl, extras.
Rent reduction. Call 237.1359.
SUBLET SAVE money! Price so low
we dare not advert ize. Two bedroom,
1 block from campus. Call 237-0576.
SUBLET FOR SUMMER. Five
house. inexpensive. Phone 237.0142
FOR RENT Summer Term: Male or
Female 3-man furnished Apartment. Also:
!Single furnished rooms, cooking faciiiites
--Males only. Phnoe 237-2815 inquire 508
E. Beaver Ave.
= TWO BEDROOM Apartment Summer Sub
= let close to campus, cheap. 865-8123
-
=REMARKABLE DEAL! Three (wolman
=Aoartment, 2 bedrooms, close to campus,
=' , air-conditioned, cable, 5144/mo. 237-6736,
= SUMMER SUBLET. Rent reduction with
= June rent paid. Three man. Call 237.3659
= or 237-104.
COOL AND COZY Summer Sublet: 2-3
man modern apartment, 301 W. College.
237-6796.
For girls only!
WRA Dorm Leader.?
Interested?
grab the nearest R.A. or J.R.—she has some info for you
or else
Stop by the WRA Office in White Building
THE GAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Collegian Noe s
campus when Old Main was
built in 1929-30 but which has
been removed from th e
pedestal on which it was
mounted.
Harrison T. Meserole, pro
fessor of English, has been
named chairman of the Special
Interest Group for Arts and
Humanities in the American
A meeting for all Fall Term
1969 Orientation Leaders and
others involved in Fall Orien
tation will he held at 6:45
tonight in 10 Sparks.
Society of information Science
In his new post, Meserole
will be responsible for the 1969
meeting of the SIG-AH during
the society's annu a I con
vention, Oct. 1 to 5 in San
Francisco, Calif.
Russell E. Larson, dean of
the College of Agriculture, will
assume additional ad
ministrative responsibilities on
July 1 when he will become
Engineer and Educator
(Continued from page one) ditional support," he added.
"The need on the part of stu- The militancy has been iden
dents for greater involvement tified with two groups—"the
in their educational process is blacks and the student power
quite real to them and is being movement which is typified by
manifested by exten s i v e the Students for a Democratic
questioning on almost every Society," Palladino said, ad
university campus," Palladino ding that each group i
"s in
wrote. dependent of the other.
Though the questioning
He added his support for the
black students' goals, even
should not be misinterpreted though we may not always
as the cause of disruption,"
Palladino continued, "it can agree with their methods."
lead students to develop sym- "In the tenor of these times,
pathy for causes which appear orderly pressure will bringabout far more rapid justice
to them to offer solutions to than disruptive confrontations
their problems." will," he continued.
Growing Militancy SDS Aims
"There is, however, a grow
ing militancy on campuses
which is motivated by a dif
ferent set of factors from those
having to do with the need for
involvement, but which draws
on these factors to gain ad
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FOR RENT
SUMMER SUBLET: Two bedroom fur
dished Apt. $lOO/mo. 238-7335.
SUBLET FURNISHED modern Apt. Sum
mer with Fall option. Grads or married
couple. 1129/mo. 237.4126.
TWO MAN Efficiency, University Towers
June paid, separate bedrooM, 5125/month
Summer term. 238.3436. Sunny side.
S9S/PERSON for the entire Summer.
Three roommates needed (male). Two
bedrodm furnished Apartment, pool, free
bus, air-conditioned. Call 238-6220.
CHEAP, MUST sacrifice: 3 man White
hall Apartment as advertised in White
hall Plaza Ads. 3374705, Rick.
SUMMER SUBLET: Furnished Efficiency
Hfor two. 5152 plus security takes all for
'both. Year option. Next to Skeliar. No
status seekers. Apply Apt. 2, 112 S. Pugh
St. after 7.
2.3 MAN APARTMENT, drastically re
duced rent, lk block from campus (Am
bassador). Call 237-1093.
'FOR RENT!! Cheap 3-4 wo(man), free
bus, pool, air-conditioning. June paid.
Call 238-0393 Now!!
TOWNHOUSE SUMMER Sublet: Three
bedroom, fully furnlshed, washer, dryer,
dishwasher, air-condltioned. 5500. 237.6824.
WHY SWEAT this summer? Live in
cool air-conditioned comfort at University
Towers (sunny side). June rent paid.
Completely furnished. 238-7337.
'APARTMENT FOR Summer & Fall op
Non; 3 rooms. 570. per month. 1693 N
Atherton. Call 237.0126.
SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom Apart
ment. Fully furnished, air•condltioned,
half block from campus. Americana
Apartments. 1.37-9165.
FURNISHED. AIR•CQND., across from
Corner Room, 3 1 / 2 rooms, three man.
June rent paid. Option. 238.4845.
.FURNISHED ONE bedroom Apartment,
Whitehall, bus service, swimming pool.
June rent paid. OWE for summer. Wilt
bargain. Call 237.6706,
2-3 MAN APARTMENT for Summer with
Fall option. Air-cond., pool, free bus.
237-0078.
SUMMER SUBLET Two man, two
bedroom Apt. Close to campus with low
rent. Mike 865.8423.
ROOMMATES WANTED Summer term.
Three bedroom Bluebell Apartment. Air
conditioned, dishwasher. pool, utensils.
Sll2. 238-6538.
SUMMER SUBLET: Bluebell Apartment
with air-conditioning, terrace, pool, bus,
stereo, color TV. S-6 wo(men). 238-6913.
SUMMER TERM: Ambassador Apart
sment, 2-man, reduced rates. Can Ted
258-5866.
AMERICANA 2-3 MAN Summer Sublet
Air-conditioned, furnished, good price
Call Judy 8654526 or Laurel 865-8665.
BLUEBELL TWO Bedroom, 5250 for the
whole Summer. Air-conditioned, pool, bus,
238.7249.
SUMMER 3.4 (wo)man Apartment
Fall 1.2 roommates needed Must see
to appreciate. Call Lenny 237.0152. •
THREE BEDROOM. air conditioned, Sum
mer, Fall-option, pool, bus service. Rent
reduction. Bluebell Apts. Phone 237.0639.
FOR RENT.' One bedroom Apartment
Whitehall Plaza, June and Jufy rent paid.
'Free T.V. Phone 237-1075.
EFFICIENCY Silo Summer Sublet, Fall
option. Available June 15. Inquire 130 1 / 2
,Locust Lane #3 anytime.
,AMBASSADOR BLDG. 2.3 man Summer
,Sublet. Willing to bargain. Great location.
,Call 237.1093.
TWO BEDROOM , Apt.. summer term
o4 i l o ly bile Als.4 . l . 2 e x . AL l Mob a i v le .ii H a r e et s l u O m x r„ .s e o ,
iterm with Fall option. Call Tom 2364645'
between 6 & 9 p.m.
SUBLET FOR Summer. First floor, one
bedroom Apartment in a quiet neighbor
hood, 15 minutes from campus. Private
backyard and porch are Ideal for summer
use. Parking and all utilities paid. 5250.00
for entire summer. 238-9647.
SUMMER SUBLET: Three man, one
block from campus, June rent paid. 0155
per month. Year option. Call 237-6749.
BARGAIN SUMMER SUBLET, Fall op
Lion, $7.5 for entire Summer, Whitehall,
free bus. Call George 238-7688.
director of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Experiment
Station.
He will succeed M. A. Far
rell, who will retire on June 30
after serving for 17 years as
the director of this major
division of the College of
Agriculture.
Larson's appointment was
announced today, following ap
proval by the University s
Board of Trustees and Clifford
M. Hardin, secretary of the
United States Department of
Agriculture.
Assisting Dean Larson will
be Walter I. Thomas, head of
the Department of Agronomy,
who has been named a=sociate
director of the station, ef
fective July 1.
The Beta chapter of Alpha
Epsilon Delta. the international
premedical honor society, will
hold its annual banquet tonight
at the Sheraton Motor Inn.
Richard W. Pencek, Penn
State Lacrosse coach, will be
the after dinner speaker.
"The aim of the SDS, on the
other hand, would seem to be
the destruction of t h e
university," Palladino charged.
Their immediate goal appears
to promote divisiveness within
the university—in the student
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FOR RENT
'room
FOR summer 3-man, 2-bee
'room Apt., close to campus. Call 237
'3303.
2 - 3 MAN APT.. Whitehall. Air•cond.,',
T.V., Bus service. 33.50 for summer term
(Fall option). Call 238-1143.
SUBLET SUMMER: Two bedroom, living
room, full kitchen & large balcony; 10
minutes from HUB. Call 2384439. Cheap.
TWO OR THREE, STUDENTS to share
furnished four bedroom apartment, cor
ner of College and Pugh. Includes kitchen
and living room. Whole summer term'
only 0100 per person. Tom 237-0438.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Nicely fur
nished Whitehall one bedroom Apt.. air
conditioned. Free bus service to campus
0130.00 month. Call Park 865-7601.
SUBLET. Swimming pool, air-cond.,
w/w Carpet, disposal, one bedroom. June
free. 5100 per mo. Perk Forest Apt. call
,231143813.
FURNISHED BASEMENT Apartment.
, Rent for Summer term. 237-3765 noon or
evening.
1-2 (WO)MAN EFFICIENCY Apartment
for Summer; halt block from campus
lon South Allen St.; air-cond. Call 238-1472.
FURNISHED BASEMENT Apartment,
Rent for Summer. Call 237.376 S noon—or
evening.
LARGE FURNISHED Rooms for rent.
Call 237-3765.
ONE BEDROOM Apartment. $l5O for
Summer. West College Ave. location.
Call Helene Kauffman (21.5)DE89186.
SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom Apart
ment, Americana House, one block from
campus. Available June 20. 238-8026.
SUMMER BARGAIN: Large 3-4 wo(man)
furn. Apt., air-cond., 30 sec. from Mall.
$7BO for Summer. 237-6403. xi/sunroof.
SUMMER SUBLET, Fall option: One
bedroom Apartment. Close to campus.
June rent paid. Cheap. 238.2339.
LARGE FURNISHED Rooms for rent
Call 237.3765.
WANTED
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share apart
ment for Summer. Air-cond., T.V., and
tree transportation. Cali: 437-0249.
FEMALE RIDERS wanted for trip to
California. One way or round trip. Call
Mike 238-2.536.
ROOMMATE FOR Summer. Own bed
room larue furnished Apt. Bus service,
washer-dryer. 570/month. Cindy 2374515.
CAMP COUNSELORS WANTED. WSI,
fencing, nature. sailing, group leaders,
music, all camp specialties. Write to
I Max Kleiman, Box 636 Middletown. Conn.
.Camp Hadar.
'SUBLET SUMMER three man, two bed
room Apt. Air condt., TN., pool, bus,
utensils. Call 237-1106.
ROOMMATE WANTED Summer term
Sixth floor corner Apt. University Towers.
Elliot or Gary 237-1005.
STUDENT TEACHING Fall term? Will
pick up lease for Fall only. Call Russ
237.3897.
ROOMMATE SUMMER and longer. 5411
month, I block from campus. Lew 238-
7556.
FEMALE ROOMMATE for summer term.
Fun-loving, over 21; spacious air-cond.
apartment, one block from campus; many
Iconveniences. Call 237-6777.
OVER 21 open minded females to share
groovy ole house with same. Close to
Campus. Private bedroom. 865.00. 238-6123.
No freaks.
FEMALE ROOMMATE for Summer Term
Fall option. S4O a month. Separate bed
room. Mary 237-4075.
FEMALE ROOMMATE Fall Term (and
Winter, Spring). Cali immediately: Serene
865-9116. Town apartment.
WANTED: WAITERS and dishwashers
needed to work Fall Term. Work two
meals: eat three. Full social privileges.
Call 238494.1.
ONE ROOMMATE for 1 bedroom Blue
' bell Apt.; summer term with fall opfiOn;
$6O/month. Call 238-7078.
[STUDENT TEACHING / Graduating after
[Winter? Female roommate wanted Fall
[ and Winter terms. Call Linda 865-3328. [
Reward-Ransom
For Return of
Art Objects
taken from
• 51 Willard
Call . . .
James Lord 865 6336
The chapter will be honoring
its faculty adviser, Ralph G.
Ascah, and its new officers and
will be congratulating its
iniates. New officers are John
Kean, president; W alter
Worhacz, vice president: Mary
Kay Kush. secretary; Stanley
Fried, Scalpel reporter; Victor
Colaiaco, treasurer; Pa u 1
Prescott, historian.
Maxwell H. Goldberg,
associate director for the
humanities, Center for Con
tinuing Liberal Education, has
been re-elected for a four-year
term as trustee of the Society
for the Advancement o f
Education.
Goldberg also serves as a
member of the Board of Ad
visers to the Council for the
Study of Mankind,
Elsworth R. Buskirk, direc
tor of the Human Performance
Researth Laboratory and pro
fessor of applied physiology,
was the recipient of one of
three Distinguished Alumni
body, in the faculty and be
tween the administration and
each of these groups—and also
to seek confrontation whenever'
possible to further their cause.;
As custodians of academic
freedom, we of this University
cannot let it, or any other for'
that matter, be destroyed by
any disruptive group."
In the same newsletter, an
article on the Feb. 24 Old Main
sit-in reported the event as "an
orderly sit-in...by student s,
making various demands of
the University ad-,
ministration."
Regardless of the demands,
demonstrations and dissidents,
Palladino said "There is more
interaction with machines and
less with people" at the,
University. 'We need more
personal guidance and;
warmth," the chief engineer ,
asserted.
WANTED
I OR 2 ROOMMATES for Southgate
Apartment summer term, air-cond., and
more. Willing to negotiate. 237-0730. '
FEMALE TRAVELING Companion—cross
country—July. I have car. Call 237-1709.
ROOMMATE WANTED immediately.
Vacancy In two•man apartment, Mount
Nittany Apartments, rent reduced to $5O.
All furnishings, appliances provided.
237-0506.
WANTED: ONE RIDE to California after
Finals. Will share expense. Call Ben
238-2970.
EXPERIENCED DRUMMER desires
profitable work with group beginning
Summer or Fall. Call Linski 237-1774,
RIDERS WANTED to Houston, Texas
Call Mike 865.3606 before 11:00 p.m.
WANTED: 2-MAN Apartment for Winter,
Spring terms, 1970. Call 865-7205 or 865-
i 4266.
FEMALE ROOMMATE for Efficiency in
I Whitehall, summer. Free bus, pool, air
, conditioning. Call 237-0665 after 6.
FEMALE ROOMMATE for Summer term,
Fall option. Call 238-1640 after 5:00. Very
cheap. No deposit.
WANTED: ROOMMATE for Apartment
with two male graduate students. 237-1182
or 237-2781.
WANTED: TWO Roommates, Summer
Term, University Towers, air-conditioned,
Close to campus, June rent paid. 238-1807.
WANTED A PLACE PM this
Abraxas.
[TENOR AND ALTO Saxophonist desires
work next Fall. Music major, four years
experience. Steve 865-1001,
TWO ROOMMATES to share 4 man
2 bedroom Apartment. furnished. S3l/mo.
Call Jim 238-4276.
WANTED: ROOMMATE for next Fall for
a 3-man Apartment In University Towers.
Call Tony or Len 238.3232.
RIDER WANTED to California. Leaving
New York City around June 18, arriving
in Calif. June 30. Some sightseeing. Call
Marty 238-4585.
ROOMMATES WANTED Summer Term
Fall Option, Bluebell, $lO6. Call 238-5569
WILL the real PIGS please stand up?
USED CIVIL ENGINEERING Textbooks
Atter 5:00 phone Joe at 237-4678.
ROOMMATE WANTED: $9O for entire
term. Call 237-9193. Two bedroom, 4 man
Apartment in walking distance._
RIDER TO TEXAS (Austin) or points
en route (Indianapolis, St. Louis, Dallas,
,
etc.). Phone 237-2559.
ROOMMATE WANTED for Summer term:
1-bedroom, two man Apartment, Ameri
, corm House, (11 block from campus
12384826.
MOBILE HOME, 10x40 or 45 ft. 1960
or later, excellent condition. Lot must
'be available, prefer Sept. but will buy
now. Write or phone: Don Fisher, RD *l,
Box 270, Clinton', Pa. 412.378-2019. .
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share Trailer
Summer and Fall. Car necessary. Call
Lynn 8654937. 237-2935.
ATTENTION
PROFESSOR/WIFE require furn./unfurn.
'house or apartment Fall and/or Winter
term or permanently. Write details,
Frank Haight, Schout Van Eilklaan 236,
Leidschendam, Netherlands.
HEMS NEED Shortened? Call 238-2231
atter 5:00 p.m. Prices are reasonable.
IT WILL HAVE everything Abraxas
Homecoming
Applications
HUB Desk
Harbour Towers
710 South Atherton Street
State College, Pa.
•Furnished Efficiency
Apartments
•Furnished and Un
furnished One Bedroom
Apartments
Call Cr write
ALEX GREGORY
Associates Inc.
238.5081
Holiday Inn
Slate College, Pa.
Awards of St. Olaf College on
Sundayl
Buskirk was cited for his
career in government service
and higher education.
Leslie P. Greenhill, assistant
vice president for resident
instruction, and LaMarr Kopp,
assistant to the dean for resi
dent instruction, College of the
Liberal Arts, will speak at the
Faculty Luncheon Club weekly
meeting at 12:15 p.m. Monday
in dining room A of the HUB.
They will speak on the
"Listening-Learning Center"
and will describe the history of
the use of language
laboratories here and the
development of the new dial
access Listening-Learning Cen
ter being set up in Pinchot
Hall.
1::=:=1
The University Combustion
Group, a new interdisciplinary
OF COURSE...
The Daily Collegian & The Inter - College Council
Board (all student councils) are in the process of com-
piling an extensive course evaluation guide to be sold
early Fall Term. WE NEED YOUR HELP!! If you help
us evaluate one or more courses you will be entitled
to a FREE evaluation guide of over 400 undergraduate
courses. All it. takes is a stop at the USG office to pick
up the sampling kit and five minutes of your class time
This is your chance to have a say in your educational
process!!
ATTENTION
IMMiiiiiigE=
HEAR THE dazzling voice of Peter
Whitehead Monday night. Teddi's Shoßar.
AGAIN MANY THANKS to the nicest
'group of boys and tins—for your loyal
patronage. Ray and Mary Anna at
Playland.
BETTER RELATIONS through Hand
writing Analysis, Send a page, unlined
'preferred, of your girl/guy's spontaneous
handwriting stating sex & specific ques
tions with SI. Our competent staff will
return a frank analysis & recommend
tactics. Analyzers c/o Daily Collegian,
P.O. Box 46T, State College.
ACLU GENERAL MEETING of Central
Pennsylvania Chapter of American Civil
Liberties Union, 8 Rm. Thursday, June 5,
Wesley Foundation, 256 East College
Avenue.
GIRLS: CHEAP living for the summer
Cooking, laundry, parking facilities free.
1510 per week. 237.2593.
QUINTESSENCE IS definitely where It's
at when it comes to the grooviest
city sandals this side of "The City".
RECENTLY PINNED, engaged or mar
ried? Couples in love needed for psy
chology experiment in perception. Call
865.2584 Monday - Friday 8-5 or 238-1387
,other times.
TRAILER 8 x 45. Live cheaply! Patio
and awning! Yard with tent& For In
spection call Bill 737-1023. Married couples
only.
RENA-WARE Distributors. World's fore
most merchandising plan presenting
fine products in the home. Phone 237-9019,
L Mr. Shoemaker.
NOTICE
HEAR THE dazzling voice of Peter
Whitehead Monday night. Teddi's Shoßar.
5125 AND BIG BRUCE will take that
apartment off your hands for the Sum
mer. 223-5834.
CANDID WEDDING Photography. Any
where in Happy Valley. David B. Tall
Call 46-6580.
'PARKING PLACES for Summer and
Fall. Half block from campus. $15.00
term. After S. 238-6123.
INVESTIGATE OPPORTUNITIES in Col
!lege Publishing as a Field Representative.
Details and application blanks available
at Placement Office. Harper 8 Row
Publishers, College Dept., 2 Park Ave.,
N.Y.C.
OH YES is Coming Abraxas.
CALIFORNIA BOUND? rider needed
Leaving June 5. Call after 6 665.5587.
An Afternoon of Greet Competition
P.S.S.C.C. Presents
The First
CPAC AUTOCROSS
of the Season
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, Lot 80
P9SCC Council Representative
Dale Breckenridge 237-9248
OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING
AVAILABLE
(ALL STUDENTS - UNDERGRADUATES AND
GRADUATES INVITED)
WHITEHALL PLAZA APARTMENTS
424 Waupelani Drive (Phone 238-2600)
, FURNISHED APTS' Efficiencies and
One &. Two Bedrooms .
FREE: Direct Private Bus Transportation To
& From Campus—Tennis Courts—
Air Conditioning—Gas For Cooking.
Fully Equipped Kitchens • Walk-in Closets • Laundry
Reams • Individual Thermostat Controls • Ample
Off-Street Perking.
Summer and September Rentals Available.
BEAT • THE DORM INCREASES—visit our Renting
Office in Building H. and see for yourself the accom
modations offered.
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1969
group for the stud of com
bustion, has been formed by a
group of faculty members. Its
purpose is to coordinate
graduate instruction an d
research in the science and
engineering of flames and
combustion systems. Extensive
activities in these areas are
distributed among several
departments here.
The coordination will provide
opportunities for graduate
specialization in subjects such
as flame chemistry an d
physics, heat and mass
transfer, propulsion systems,
high intenity combustion, fur
nace analysis, incineration,
pollution, interaction of flames
with electromagnetic fields
and fire research.
Candidates normally will
work for master's and doctor
ofphilosophy degrees in fuel
science or in mechanical
engineering. Options also are
available in other areas.
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NOTICE
DAMAGED HAMILTON Syringes? V Give
us a call . . . we'll pick them up, flu
Mem; deliver them back to you ready
to use again in your research. Supelco,
Inc., Bellefonte. 355-5578.
THE NOW LOOK city sandals at
La Piuma Quintessence. Come in and
ask Carol or Di to send the bill home
to Daddy.
GREY CAT. Big eyes, aloof, afraid of
I people. Vicinity South Bernard St. Call
'237-0579. Reward.
LOST: WOMAN'S Gold Watch somewhere
between Chambers and Willard on Mon
day. Call 86.5.82136.
ONE ROLL of 35 mm Dynachrome 64
Film in small container at Carntval.
Reward! Rich 865.8433.
LOST: ONE LARGE Gold Filigree Eer
ring. Vicinity Phi Psi, HUB, East Halls
Reward. Ann 865-8852.
LOST 5/23, P.S.U. Class Ring, Initials
J.P.R,
and Turquoise Ring. Sentimental
value. Reward! Call 865-249.
LOST: TUESDAY Evening: Mel's Tassels
from Room 4DB Ritner. Sentimental value.
Call Jenny 865.8694. (Breath).
FOUND
FOUND: MEN'S watch at Beaver Sta-
dium I.M. Field. Claim by Identification.
Call 237-6337.
FOUND: Lett-winged PIGS at the Pig
Roast.
HELP WANTED
MALE ORDERLY to assist with nursing
duties, 3 to It shift. Part time considered.
Call Parkwest Manor Nursing Home be
tween 9 and S. 238.5065.
DON'T LET the PIGS build e PIG PARK
JAWBONE
FRIDAY NIGHT the Jawbone moves to
the HUB for a Folk Festival. Don't miss
SATURDAY NIGHT the Jaw returns to
415 East Foster. Food, entertainment,
the last this term.
1964 Allstate motorscooter
-5950 miles—comes with pas-
senger seat, two windshields.
mirror, extra tire, tool kit,
and new helmet. Has been
Inspected.
$125 call 238.3083
and ask for John Kean.