PALiHj Hands Stolen from Old Main Clock During the weekend, the massive hands from two of the clocks in the tower of Old Main were removed. The hands, ranging from 30 to 36 inches in length, are missing from the north and TKE Chapter Recognized as Top in Nation The Pi Chapter of Tau Kap pa Epsilon fraternity recently was recognized as the frater nity’s outstanding chapter for the 1968-69 academic year. The award was presented to Patrick Hubert. Pi Chapter president, Tau Kappa Epsilon's bi-annual international con clave in Missouri. Donald H. Becker, in ternational grand president ot Tau Kappa Epsilon, called the University chapter one of the ’‘oldest and finest" of the fraternity's 269 international chapters. Top Tau Kappa Epsilon awards are presented on the basis of scholarship, campus activity, chapter management nd which ch? and which chapter has done! the most to uphold the ideals oij the founders of the fraternity. ; This is the second time in the! past three years that the Pi; Chapter has won the award. It! was the top chapter in 1967-68 ! | and first runner-up last year. | grHifmimiiiiiiiiinMiiiMiHiinMmiliimMtimiiMiiiiiiiMiiiHmiiiiiimiiriiiiniMiiiimiHiiimiiMiiiimmii =E 1 S STUDENTS MEET THE LIBERAL ARTS SENATORS AND FACULTY At an all day informal discussion TODAY f 0-4 The L.A. Student Council UN of A KIND WQWK fm/nineiy-seven tiiuiutuuliiiuiiiimiiHinnmMiiiiiiiniiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimi] iiiiiiiii!iiiini!iiuinirniiriiM!iiHiiHuinniiiiHnuniniiuiuiniuiiiiiiiMnuiuiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiHiuiiiiniiiiuiniiuiiiiiuiiiiHiiiiiiiHiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiii!iiiuiiiiiitiiiuiiiiiiiiii|]in m niiiinninininimnniimnimnimi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY DEADLINE 10:30 Day Before Publication RATES First Insertion 15 word maximum SI .25 bach" additional consecutive insertion ........ .35 Each additional 5 words .15 per day Cash Basis Only I No Personal Adsl OFFICE HOURS 9:30 - 4:30 Monday thru Friday Basement of Sackett North Wing FOE SALE STUDENTS: PROMPT insurance for autos, croup student life, motorcycles, travel, valuables, hospitalization. Phone Mr. Temeles, 238*6533. __ 'FENDER BASSMAN Amplifier, modified with 12-inch Altec-Lansing speakers. One vear old. Original cost $550. Pnce S32S. Hacstrom Electric Bass Guitar $5O. Call 238-5850. SET OR Semperit Snow Tires, 14 inch, •used only 100 miles. Call 237-3653 after 7 P-m. _ FOR SAtTE: Fender Jaguar Guitar. Per fect condition. Best offer. Call Bruce 238-9818. £7jir SELL; 1967 Yamaha 305 cc. Scrambler. Great shape. Best offer over $4OO. 238-4574 Ed. east faces of the clock. Person nel of the Department nf Physical Plant Maintenance and Operations said today that they will be replaced, when and if new hands for the clock can be obtained—unless the missing hands should b e located earlier. The Old Main clock, located 100 feet above the ground, has tour laces, each six loot m diameter. It was a gilt of the Class ol 1904. A meeting of the Young Americans lor Freedom will be held at S:3O p.m. tonight in 215 HUB. Broadcast majors and persons interested in bioad casting will meet at 7-30 p.m. tomorrow in 112 Boucke. The British Broadcasting Cor poration film, “Writing for TeleviMon.” will be shown. Chimes, junior womens’ honorary society, will meet at 7 tonight m 214 HUB. * * * The Undergraduate Student Government will meet at 7 tonight in 203 HUB. A meeting of the Young U.S.G. + VISA Student Bonanza Oct. 27-Oct. 31 llllllllllllllll[||||||||||||||||ll|l|||||l||||||Hlllll||lllllllii?.! S* ® - « «\ « * * • HUB READING ROOM eye d3zzler...sex exciter! The scenery, the photography all those mirrors— put this one in big-time class!” —Archer Winsten. N. Y. Post **GQm!!ie 2qoo** iff! *. stAX»x«3srsr m®toc|ioh. £ ,„,«*• Dsujiele Gaabest -Nmo Casteinuovo Eleonora RoHSt-’DragOj.Roberta Biaacco ■/ %iJv£aaeto*Sara.to*SUvanaVenture!li» n <ii , hjilppe Forqxiet• Screenplay i?y I^icKael 'DeXi'orreat ■ tv'3 f *T Adapted from "The Laxly Of The CamiJHas""by jAlewinrire Durada fils ifJ’y-'Jt' ' ' Ptodoeod and Dlracted by JUUJX,B* METZGBB PeNAVtSION® TECKN|tOt-0«* WOt " 17 W,tt ' , ° r Bt Ata»|BONFiI,MS TOMORROW 1:00-9:15 P.M. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS iiiiiiiimiiiiiiitiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii FOR SALE ’HARMON KARDON, Dynaco Stereos. Twol iyear warranty. Best in sound and price.! ! Call Mike 237-5146 I '64 TR4, new red paint, wire wheels, Tonneau cover, radio, very clean; $700; Tom 466-7327. rOR SALE: Open Kadett Station Wagon. 1967. Must sell. Excellent condition, Call 565-0525 7 o m . 10 p m. 1951 CADILLAC, good condition, very . reliable Latest inspection No work needed Inexpensive Call 230-3994. 1966 CORTINA Excellent condition, 30.000 mi. SI 150. Will bargain. Call 865- 0791 1964 GTO, 4-speed, burgundy, black in terior, wide ovals, radio, heater. Must [sell. Call Tim 233 2473. 1250 cc. YAMAHA, Big Bear, low miteage, i great condition, lugqage rack Don or i Ammon 237-6500 or 865-1266 i LAFAYETTE 2-TRACK Recorder, 7800 ft. 'tape, 1 yr. old; new S7O, asking S4O (865-2173. PORSCHE 1966 New Michelin X tires, Koni shocks, AM-FM radio 238-1770 ask for Tom. COMPLETE SCUBA Outfit new.” Ik speed Schwinn Varsity Racer new. Call Bill 233-4221 after S pit. BUY 24 DINNERS net twelve free State College Diners Club. 55.00 at College Ave. Pharmacy. 1962 WHITE LINCOLN Good condition New tires Call 237-1474 before 5; 238- 5654 after 5. Now that you have browsed THE GREEK ISLANDS for several days, woulo you return it so that others may have the same privilege? It would be a very lifting experience for us. Americans tor Freedom will be held at 8 tonight in 215 HUB. The Model Railroad Club will meet at 9 tonight in 217 HUB. Leon F. Lyday. assistant professor ot r o m a n c c languages, will present a lec ture today, at Temple University. Presented as a part of the lecture sc*ties sponsored by the Spanish Department at Temple, the paper dealt with the presence of satirical humor in the poetry of Rafael Pombo. Colombia's most outstanding romantic poet. John Nicholls. ot the Har vard Medical School, will be the speaker For the Biophysics Seminar at 4 p.m. today in 8 Life Sciences L His topic will deal with nervous systems in simple organisms including regeneration. behavior and evolution. Roy L Steinheimer Jr . dean oF the Washington and Lee University School oC Law. will be on campus trom 9 a.m. to noon today to talk with stu dents interested in studying law. Appointments to see «*sNrri*w !• A LORENZO'S arwt \ THURSDAY SPECIAL r & FREE DELIVERY £ Oven-baked PIZZA ! and thick Italian Sandwiches 1 Call 238*2008 between 6 and 11:30 p.m. g 4 Lorenzo's Pizza Rear 1 29 S. Allen St. Open 5 p.m. to Closing Right in hejrt of the Italian 'Section tin© 'saow’ejhlldL NITTANY i‘,A- SC.,ALLEN v237r-3351 ■■ ,' -arfANVEY Warner iiiiiimiiimitmiimmti iiuiiiiiutiii FOR SALE [FOR SALE: Date Ticket for the Ohio game, Oct. 25, S 6 40. Call 237-2934 before 9:00 a.m or anytime but good luck! i STEREOS, CAR TAPES, You name it, jwe have it. Wholesale prices, guaranteed ir.alisfaction. Call 237-8795. TWO SENIOR section tickets for Ohio-U. 38 00/ticket plus deposit. Call Paul 238- 9149. CRAVED STUDENT TICKETS for all three home games (1 ea.) esp. Ohio. Call now 238-3976. [AVAILABLE DECEMBER 12' x 50V 1967 Mariette Mobile Home. 2-bedrooms. Ideal for young couple 466-7141. SWEATERS FOR Everyone 30« o off retail prices. Contact Rich, 904 Brum baugh or 865*0640. Keep warm. FOR SALE: 1963 Renault RB. Asking $275, In fine shape. Call 237-8991. DUNLOP - PIRELLI - Mifhetm - Conti-’ rental - Goodyear, etc. Finally! Good prices on tires for ail cars. Also parts for ail imported cars, accessories and competition equipment at low prices.] Call Super Sport Suppties before you' ouy. 238-8375 days, evenings or weekends.' Della Zela loves Sigma (hi THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA Collegian Notes Steinhoimor can be made by contacting the Department of Political Science. The Laboratory in Silence will meet nt 9 tonight in 214 Het/.el Union Building. Hans A. Panofsky, Evan Pugh Research professor of at mospheric sciences, will speak on “Atmospheric Dispersion” at 3:5.1 p.m. today in 145 Chemical Engineering, as a part ot the Chemical Engineer ing Seminar. Harold E. Milzel. assistant dean tor research in the Col lege of Education, has been elected president of the Ap pal ac-h i a Educational Laboratory. Inc. Mitze) has been serving as vice president. of the Laboratory since it wa s established in 1966 for the pur pose of improving the quality of education in Appalachia. A non-profit corporation, it is part of the system ot regional laboratories sponsored by the U.S. Otfice of Education/ George F. Wislicenus, pro fessor emeritus of aerospace engineering, has been named a Fellow of the American! Institute of Aeronautics and TONITE 7:10-9:15 "THE WICKED DIE SLOW" IMIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimi FOR SALE 53095 BASIC 60x12 Mobile Home with lot of space. Ideal student arrangement. 238-6761. FENDER JAZZ Bass Ampeg BT-15C Bass Amp with 2 15" speakers. Call Steve 865-3749. DISCOUNT PRICES. Sports Car Acces sories, roil bars, mag wheels, radial and conventional tires. Call 236-2710. DISCOUNT PRICES. Sports car acces sories, roll bars, mag wheels, radial and conventional tires. Call 238-2710. HAVE FOOTBALL Tickets Will Se/I. Ohio, Boston, Maryland. Phone 237-0908. 1963 SPRITE. In good condition. Winter ized. Must sell. 865-5901 evenings. 1966 TR4A IRS, wires, Michelins. lug gage rack, roll bar, tape deck Immacu late, must sell $l4OO. 4 American Mags 114" SBO. 237-6960. § DRIVE TO: I The County Sam] !?On the Square in Boalsburgi i I |For: | • K Beautiful Dried Flowers s] § f Navajo Hugs g SI S Latin American Crafts il? £ ;a? Stitchery 5 5f § ! faoatMiststatSiKaisisiaiSisisi&sj&j*; Astronautics. He will be honored today in Anaheim. Cai., at an Honors and Awards Ban quet. the highlight of the AIAA Sixth Annual Meeting and Technical Display. AIAA Fellows arc persons of distinction in the lield of aeronautics and astronautics who have marie notable and valuable contributions to the arts, sciences or technology. Wislicenus has been cited for ‘‘his distinguished career and notable c o n t r i b u t i o n s in hydraulic engineering, fluid mechanics, and tur bomachinery.” Ned Shilling, associate pro fessor of quantitative business analysis, has been chosen as a panel member for a discussion at the American Institute of Decision Sciences to be held Oct. 30-31 in New Orleans. La. The discussion will be on the “Role of Decision Sciences in Business Administration.” Joseph H. Kuney, director of publications for the American Chemical Society, will be the JR TIFAX Sale • Earrings • Cannon ball • rings • Antique swords • Fur Coats • Sheep skins • Indian made rug ! • Antique Jewelry • Antique clothes | • Japanese Moonlute • Crockodile Leather • Brass Telescope • Want to buy your used jewlery, odd things, art objects. Need leather workers. OPEN DAILY 1 P.M. - 5 P.M, Wanted, to buy Leica Cameras, Used water colors & Acrylics, things W. Beaver, in the Alley On the corner, Downstairs. Now! BScKtmmwM ItViy.ijfl . 237.-335]. .. ) NOW SHOWING ... 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 "The Lion In Winter" is about love and hate between a man and a woman and their sons. It's also about politics, vengeance, greed and ambition. In other words it's about life. WINNER 1 3 ACADEMY AWARDS & including BEST ACTRESS Katharine hepburn jj ' „ JOS€PHe.L6VIN6» ANAVCO6MBASSYFILM PETGRO’TOOLG KATHARINE HEPBURN _ __ i MARTIN POLL ’■mww THE LION IN WINTER *»AVCO KMBASSVrm** PANAVISIOS* mCUIOR n? STATE ! 3rd Week!... 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:35 "ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! FIRST RATE! , —Judith Crist "RAUNCHY, RIOTOUS, GREAT. A REAL TONIC PAUL NEWMAN NEVER BETTERI" —Wins Not that it matters, but most of it is true. 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii ATTENTION PLAYLAND NOW Biqger and Better offers you Pun and Relaxation a nice place to spend a little time. Largest disnisy of electronic Fun games. A pleasant and friendly atmosphere. Campus Shopping Center. SAVE $50.00. Eat dinner out. Buy two dinners, one free.. $5.00 buys the book. GOOD FOOD, good times', good music. Open 'til 4 a.m. Down home steaks. 221 E. Beaver. HOAGIES, HOAGIES, Hoagies. Regular, Ham, Chicken, Tuna —75 c. Ham &: Cheese 40c. No delivery charge. We cash student checks. We take pennies. Sunday thru Thursday evenings 8-12 p.m- Deans Fast Delivery. 237-1043 & 238-8035. XMAS EUROPE Charter 5159 only round trip. N.Y. Lon./Par. N.Y. PSU only, info. 213 HUB or 238-3825. UP-TO-DATE LIST of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers needed. Contact Robert Sebring 865-6321; after 5.00 p.m. 466-7219. ilerf IF YOU LIKE Boysenberry Yogurt and Folk Music, then try the "This 'N That” on Friday night at the HUB Cardroom. WANTED TAKE YOUR girl to dinner 12 times .thru March 30 1970 for Va price. S. C. Jaycees Diners Club books available. ‘ McLanahan's, South Allen St. ROOMMATES (2 female) for a 2-bed 'room apartment within walking distance. Winter - Spring terms. 865-8113. ROOMMATE WANTED Southgate Apt. 1 $44.00 monthly. Calt 237-0833. IFEMALE STUDENT wants to rent [efficiency apartment in December or [earlier. Call Mary 865-8697. WANTED: TWO bedroom Apt. winter and spring terms. Close to campus. Call Judy 865-4914. THIRD GIRL wanted. Winter • spring. Summer option. Beaver Terrace Apts. Campus walking distance. 237-6765, speaker at the first fall meet ing of the Central Penn sylvania Section of the Society at 8 lonight in 310 Whit more Laboratory. He will discuss ‘‘New Developments in Primary Journal Publications” Kuney received his bachelor of science degree in chemistry from the University of Chicago in 1945 and did graduate work in inorganic chemistry for the next year. In 1946, he joined the American Chemical Society as an associate editor of its weekly magazine “Chemical and Engineering News.” His talk will deal with the use of computerized methods of making selective groupings of technical articles within specialized areas of interest more easily and quickly available to the reader. H. Reginald Hardy Jr., associate professor of mining engineering and director of the Rock Mechanics Laboratory, attended the 1969 Materials Engineering Congress and Ex- • Antique Trunks • Bear skin • Pipes mjinmmm mmm mrofto kaihmne noss« BUTCH CASSIDV AND THE SUNDANCE KID PANAVISION* COLOR BY DELUXE 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ARTISTS SERIES RIVERSIDE SINGERS on Halloween night In Schwab. Free siudent tickets start Tuesday at HUB desk. TAPE OF Ralph Kirkpatrick's Penn State concert presented by WDFM Sunday/ B:00 p.m. Once only. j GUY BRITTON | * Suede hats are here ! • Koala bears from I Australia! | *Silk Dresses | •Sterling silver rings i for men & -women { handbags | «Fur coats | • Suede & leather clothing ! Guy Britton | S. Allen, | next to Murphy's TiIUKSJJAY, OCTUBKR 2 6, ltftjy position held in Philadelphia last week. While there, he attended meetings of the Acoustic Emission Working Group, an affiliate of the American Society for Nondestructive Testing, and presented a paper, entitled, “Applications of Acoustic Emission in Rock Mechanics.” Harvey R. Gilbert, assistant professor of speech science, will present a paper at the national meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in San Diego, Calif., Nov, 4-7. State Legislature Authorizes PHEAA Fraud Investigation HARRISBURG (AP) The plications for student aid. Senate approved 30-0 yesterday The penalty would be a House-passed bills authorizing 55.000 fine or 5 years in prison, the Pennsylvania Higher for obtaining a scholarship, or Education Assistance Agency loan through false information to investigate fraud in ap- submitted to the agency. ★ ★ "k ★ "Absolutely must beseen."-on<.«* "One of the most shocking and upsetting communications ever { ~. I have never seen ( i rjfijy anything like It." \ • Aftf.l.lT’W'M j 9jy American Revdution2 "The most important document ary of- the year£ POOR COW Ehitributol By Cannon Releasing Cwp — 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllltlllllll HELP WANTED DISHWASHER WANTED. Work one, eat two. Social privileges. Call 237-4332. Ask for caterer or treasurer. DRIVERS WITH cars, cash daily. Dean's Fast Delivery. Dial 237-1043 after 6 p.m. BUY COSMETICS wholesale for life. I Demonstrate their use for profit. It's 1 easy and fun. 237-1811. NOTICE HUNGRY AFTER midnight? Eat in or take out 'til 4 a.m. Real down home steaks 237-4016. AN-LAR-KEN STABLES now open for boarding, training, riding instruction and horse photography. Easy access to mountain trails. 364-1528. NOTARY Car transfers, legal papers & soforth; 9:30 to 4 30 or by appoint ment, Above Corner Room. FOR RENT ; SUBLET ONE BEDROOM Apt. imme diately; block from campus, furnished. .Call 237-6672. .ONE BEDROOM apartment, utilities {furnished. $145.00 a month, starting winter [term. Call 238-2129. , PARK FOREST Apartment available [winter term. 3 - 4 men, $l6O/month, air-! conditioned, dishwasher, disposal. Call Larry 238-7636. REWARD: FOR the return of a Brown Suede Coat taken from Lions Den Friday might. Call Pat 237-2180. AT OKTOBERFEST Jammy Navy Blue Ski Parka with four resort patches. Reward. Churchill 865-2636. I LOST: FENDER Telecaster Electric Guitar, serial no. 211799, In vicinity of Geary-Packer parking lot. Reward ‘offered for its return. Call 865-3357 or {contact 507 Geary. Face His paper is titled “The Ef fects of Signal Dislorition on Three Listener Performance Tasks.” Charles P. Thornton, associate professor of petrol ogy. is serving as acting Geochemistry during Fall Term. He will serve in this capacity also during Spring Term. Arnulf Muan. professor ot mineral sciences and head of the department, will be on leave of absence during both Fall and Spring Term. LU tt 3 >£ |o Coming Saturday ra Q Terence Stamp cs Carol While iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimimiiiii 1970 PENN STATE GRADUATES Any degree, to train in such fields as: Personnel, Auditing, Journalism, Operations Management, Food Man agement, Retail Management, Ac rounting, Engineering, Commerce, Trucking, Warehouse Management, Traffic, Architecture, College Graduate Training Programs, etc. (tnter lational Corporation) Company will je interviewing in our office this month! Starting Salary $8,600 - $10,400 yr. for a Bachelors degree for experience and additional aducation). Company pays agency fee plus interview.ig expenses to corpor ate offices plus relocation expenses. Military obligation need not be com pleted. COLLEGE GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMS Positions available throughout the U.S.A. and Overseas. Complete corpor ate training program. Starting Salary to $lO,OOO yr. plus all e-pensis. Com aany pays agency fee plus interview ing expenses to corporate office plus relocation expenses. ACCOUNTANTS and/or AUDITORS Degree in Accounting, Business Ad ministration, Economics, or Math. Postiions open in corporate offices without traveling, or positions re quiring 60% travel on a national and/ pr international basis. Starting Salary 59,400 with an automatic Increase In 6 months to $9,900 yr. plus all travel ing expenses and benefits. Company pays agency fee plus interviewing expenses to corporate offices plus re location expenses. Companies will be Interviewing In our office this month. Call immediately for a personal interview. Sherry D'George Enterprises (Employment Agency Division) Hotel Penn Alto, 2nd Floor Altoona, Pa. uaoj , Phone: (814) 934-3300
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