USG Elections Begin; 33 Compete

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1 By DAVD NESTOR Collegan USG Reporters The Undergraduate Student Governent electons for area congressen and the freshan class presdent begn today. Thrty-three canddates are vyng for 23 congressonal seats n the electons, whch wll be held through Thursday. There are eght canddates for the reshan class presdency. USG Electons Cossoner Steve Gerson sad he s hopng for a very large turnout at the polls. Porter there s not one person wllng to run for congress. Gerson sad that the students n ths area could show that they really want to be represented by turnng out a large vote. Whoever gets the ost wrte-n votes Fraternty en and town resdents ay vote between 8:30 a.. and 5:30 p.. on the ground floor of the Hetzel Unon Buldng and at votng booths at the foot of the Mall. Reples To- Letter fro ths area wll be the new represen- Gerson sad that all fraternty en, "We are hopng that everyone on tatve, Gerson explaned. There wll be no both brothers and pledges, ust vote only capus wll vote n these electons to naes on the ballots n ths area, but for the fraternty representatve. Fratershow the Adnstraton that USG really Gerson sad that ths should not prevent nty en lvng out of the house, ether n Electons Begn For TM Councl Electon of Town ndependent Men Councl seats begns today. Thrty-fve canddates are vyng for the 21 avalable councl seats. Votng booths are located on the ground floor of the Hetzel Unon" Buldng and at the foot of the Mall. The polls wll be open today, toorrow and Thursday fro 8:30 a.. to 5:30 p.. The canddates are: ' Mtchell A. Abras, Donald P. Andrews, Edward J. Beckwth Jaes Bennardo, Gary Bongartz, Steven J. Brett, Ronald Carell, Thoas R. Clark, Bob Connel, Edward C. Dcenzo, Jr., Stuart Goldberg, Thoas J. Green. Scott Hldebrand, Lnda Kauffan, Robert Krajc, Bob Lachan, Robert J. Lobb, Frank C. Lord, Donald Musa, Fred Noll, Don Paule, Robert V. Reago, Gacoa Restucca, Susan "Dusty" Rhodes. Davd C. Rhoads, Ellott H. Sacks, Bruce A. Sauerwne, Rchard C. Schreep, Steven A. Sallow, Mchael.Sptz, Dexter M. Thopson, Jr., Barry Todd, Marlyn Warnck, Garry Waser and Wendy E. Wentraub. After Hoecona Gae West Pont Cadets ToVst Fraterntes Eght hundred cadets fro the U.S. Mltary Acadey wll be pertted to attend fraternty socal functons after the Hoecong gae on Nov. 2. At an nterfraternty Councl eetng last nght, FC Advser Mel Klne announced that he had receved a call yesterday afternoon fro West Pont requestng that the cadets be gven fraternty prvleges. The Councl voted to open the houses to the cadets after 9 p.. The decson to nvte the cadets to partes wll rest wth each chapter house. Cpl. Fred Daley of the State College Polce Departent explaned the new borough ordnance whch classfes fraternty houses as publc dwellngs. He sad that n spte of the new classfcaton, fraternty houses could be entered for search only f a warrant s presented or f "there s a dsorder that could be consdered a breach of the peace." The FC Scholarshp Concert wth Lou Rawls and Godfrey Cabrdge wll be held Nov. 9, Concert Charan Bob Broda sad. Entertanent for the Jan. 26 Greek Week Concert has not yet been booked. "t could be anythng fro the Teptatons to Sergo Mendes," he sad. The professor... KENNETH H. WODTKE. assocate professor of psychology and educaton, was one of fve faculty ebers lo speak at Sunday's Free Speech Moveent eetng. He announced the foraton of a Cottee for Unversty Refor whch- wll eet at noon toorrow n the HUB Lst of Canddates n addton to the one area whch has no canddate, there are seven areas n whch the canddates are runnng unopposed. n South, Pollock A. Pollock C. West A and North halls there s only one canddate and n East A and East C there are two canddates for two congress seats each. nvestgatve Groups Fored -., ,._..,,-> Colle ga n- Photo by VVUfa Epslefn and the student REPRESENTNG STUDENTS protestng alleged hgh rent and poor lvng condtons n apartents owned by State College landlord Shou-Chuan Sun, Vncent Frankln claed "all of you are subjected to a general gyp" and urged student support of a rent strke. FSM Adopts Specfc ssues apartents owned by State College landlord and Unversty professor Sho- Chuan Sun, urged student support of a rent strke. "The landlords downtown have the Gerson Asks For Large Turnout By MARC KLEN Collegan Staff Wrter Cottees were fored Sunday to nvestgate the establshent of a student bookstore, downtown housng rents, the recrutent of black students and the student role n foraton of Unversty polcy. The acton groups grew out of a Free Speech. Moveent foru (FSM) foru on the Old Man lawn. Bo two weeks ago, FSM s an outgrowth of Walkertown, orgnally the tent cty set up to protest the student housng shortage. More than 300 students and faculty ebers debated n front of Old Man for about three hours before the foraton of cottees was agreed on. Urges Adopton of ssues J Hardy, graduate student fro England who nvted Unversty Presdent Erc A'. Walker to address last week's Walkertown gatherng, urged the adop- ton of specfc ssues. An onslaught of proposals followed. Vncent Frankln, representng a group of students protestng the alleged hgh rent and poor lvng condtons n students n the pal of ther hands, Frankln sad "' sure t s only n Dr. Sun's apartents where the roos are a ess and the rent exorbtant. "All of you are subjected to a general gyp," Frankln contnued, as the audence chuckled. Charges Students 'Gypped' "You go downtown to buy books, and you have two and one-half bookstores. t's all rght f you have S2,000 to buy books. "You're beng gypped by th e landlords, by the bookstores, and God knows by these people up there," Frankln sad, pontng to Old Man. Frankln sad the Unversty has an oblgaton to sponsor soe knd of rent control. Aaron Druckan, assocate professor of phlosophy, brought another ssue to the group's attenton. "Ths s a State Unversty, and the only thng t lacks s color," Druckan sad. "There are only 200 black students on ths capus." Repeatng a proposal he ade at last week's Walkertown gatherng, he suggested that Negro students he recruted fro the State and be prepared to handle college work. "Do you students accept the presence of 2,000 to 3,000 black students to ths capus?" Druckan asked. "Do the USG Electons Begn; 33 Copete does speak for the student body, Gerson the students fro havng a congressan. town or n a resdence hall, ust vote at The followng s a coplete lst of the Bgler, Pennypacker), one, Bette Jean ; sad. Students lvng n resdence halls ay the booth n the HUB or the one on the canddates and the areas fro whch Corson and Lbby Hegyes; East C (Hast- ; n regard to a letter that appeared n vote n ther respectve lvng areas between 11:30 a.. and 1:30 p.. and 4:30 Mall. they are runnng: tags, Stuart, Snyder, Stone, McKean), ; the Daly Collegan sayng that Nttany Halls should have two USG representatves because of p.. to 6:30 p.. -. Gerson sad that n areas usng paper South Halls, one representatve, Ton two, Patrca Noll and Regna Stepahn; : ballots, votes wll be nvald unless the Benedct; Pollock A (Hartranft,,ts populaton, Gerson Mffln, North, one Alan Krvoy. > There are two pollng places n East voters tear off the nuber fro the botto of the ballot and depost both the (Shunk, Nttany, Porter), no c a n- Beaver), sad that n all of Nttany, one Al Rubenfeld; Fraternty, Shunk and Pollock B four, George Beghley, ; Halls, one n Johnston Hall and one n Robert Brnley, Hank Mllan, J Fndlay Unon Buldng. ballot and the nuber n the ballot box. ddate; Pollock C (Schulze. Wolf, Rtner, Sandan, George Strachan ard Fred ' Hester), one, Laura Wertheer; Sons-McElwan. one Judy Rubn and Mary Ann Ryan: West A (Halton, Thopson.) one, Denns Stelng: West B (McKee, Watts. rvn, Jordan), one, Barbara Mzk and Jeffery Shear. East A (Tener, Sproul, Brubaugh, Pnchot. Geary), two Aron Arbtter and To Rtchey; East B (Curtn, Packer, fraterntes accept t? Do the dortores accept t?" n reply to Druckan's rearks, Frankln, a black student, sad, " don't want any black students to coe up here and face the probles that ' facng. don't want the to coe up here and get gypped." A debate developed concernng the power of the Undergraduate Student Governent. Noran Schwartz, canddate for USG congressan fro town, sad, "The reason Walker s wllng to talk to USG s that he knows t can't do anythng. f USG can't do anythng, we'll take other acton. "When the students decde to do soethng, we'll do t," Schwartz cont ; nued. "And f they (the adnstrators) don't lke t, we'll do t anyway because t's our unversty." War Veterans Platfor Dexter Thopson, another USG congressan canddate fro town, sad he s a war veteran and s runnng on a platfor to prove the veterans' status here Ṫhopson sad he ' and hs runnng ates, Lee Sons and Marty Fnan, feel that veterans should not be requred to take physcal educaton courses. (Contnued on page fve) Westphal ; town, sx, Marty Fnan, Terry Klasky, Bob Lachan. Don Paule, Ken : Rodgers, Lee Sons, Nor a n ", Schwartz, Dexter Thopson, Barry Todd ; and Rchard Wynn. - ; The eght canddates for freshan \ class presdent are Gary D'Orazo, 1 Robert Kepler. Steve Mackn, Soger Mel- ; lott. George Rapulla, Don Rappaport,! Robert Son and Dave Stll. Hoecong Role MRC Looks At Consttuton By DANE LEWS Collegan Staff Wrter Men's Resdence Councl presented two blls callng tor consttutonal changes, dscussed the role of MRC n Hoecong and announced three new appontents at last nght's eetng. The frst bll presented to the Councl last proposed a revson n Artcle, Secton C. of the consttuton under elgblty of offce. The bll, whch MRC passed n the frst of two consecutve votngs, replaces the orgnal consttutonal requreents of canddates havng at least a 2.2 all-u, a 2.4 prevous ter average and a 2.0 whle holdng offce, wth a general requreent that they be "n good standng wth the Unversty." The bll passed unanously wth one abstenton. Accordng to consttutonal votng procedures, the bll.ust be voted on at two consecutve eetngs before t s enacted as a part of the consttuton. Electon Bll Tabled The second MRC bll callng for consttutonal change n electon of offcers, was tabled untl the next eetng. Under the present syste, executve offcers are elected by the votng ebers of the legslature. The aendent proposes that the executves (presdent, vce presdent and secretarytreasurer) be elected by the area house presdents. Dscusson on the proposal concerned the queston of whether the house presdents were nvolved enough n MRC affars to be gven the responsblty of electng the executves. MHC Presdent Gene Cavalucc sad.the purpose of the consttutonal change was to "strengthen the role-of the house presdents." ' Cavalucc sad t was a atter of brngng the electons closer to the area house presdents. n other acton, the charan of the MRC Hoecong Cottee, Harold Sokowlove. reported to the Councl the coproses reached wth Jon Fox, charan of the Hoecong Cottee. Sokowlove sad MRC should work to ake Hoecong a "truly all-capus event." Lsts Coproses "' tred of hearng that FC (nter-fraternty Councl) does all the work so why shouldn't they get all the credt," he sad. The coproses gve the en n resdence halls the rght to use tc-.'dence halls wndows to copete n the judgng the rght for e ch house to sponsor ts queen and the opportunty for ore banners to be dsplayed n the Hetzel Unon Buldng. Cavalucc also announced three new appontents. They are Bob Shaffer, a Pollock Trbunal Charan, as executve vce presdent; Bob Cavalucc, house presdent n Pollock, as MRC supree court justce; and John Bowders, East Halls treasurer, as publcty charan. The next MRC eetng wll be held Oct. 21 at whch te the Senate subcottee nvestgatng the resdence hall vstaton bll, wll gve a report of ts research. Polce Seze Drugs; 3 Students Arrested Three Unversty students that the students were were arrested early yester- "bound over to Centre Coutty day ornng on charges of Court." possesson and use of rnar- n,,,,,., _,. juana n an apartent n.. G S ld to tbe Collegan, Bluebell we re not sure & we re The defendants, Larry Dalgo P? to f ck,. wth the dea of ton (10th-scence- wav S tne hearng. But the Phladelpha), Marvn H. authortes are under the - Gold (7th-lberal arts- %e l?n ±hat T.?". a Phladelpha) and Rayond g? j?' ou ' S f at Jat - Srche (7th-arts and th ar- u?j?' ts a h,f}, a place c h t e c ture-conshohocken) and ll s s0 sal were arragned before State State College polce entered College Justce of the Peace the apartent wth a search Guy Mlls yesterday. warrant. They found fve con- The three defendants wav- taners of arjuana, (aped hearng and Mlls set ther proxately half a pound), a bal at $250 each. They are ppe and a cgarette rollng now out on bal. Mlls sad achne. «E2E2K 3KSXX EJ5J2^^ tfot,1/1 CfSSOCf Cff GCf OF&SS Sffl S News Fro tre World. Naton & State 1 Heat Onl y Eney Found at Khe Sank h SAGON A cobned force of 3,000 U.S. Marnes ;! and 1,500 South Vetnaese nfantryen' swept around J the abandoned Leatherneck base of Khe Sana, but they % found no eney yesterday except the heat. J Assocated Press correspondent John Wheeler reported, that the alles' only casualtes were felled by heat exhaus- \ ton as they hacked ther way through" dense jungle. "1 Eleents of the 3rd Marne Dvson establshed For- ;j ward Fre Base Nankng on the "ste of ther old Khe Sanh [ battleground, where 250 Leathernecks ded and 2,500 were >t wounded.n a 71-day sege that was lfted n Aprl. The base was abandoned n June n favor of a ore oble S Marne strkng force n the northern provnces. U.S. spokesen sad Nankng was a teporary fre s base, set up only to secure the "Khe Sanh Valley. They >; stressed that the Marnes do not ntend to stay there.. 4 Theu Says Eney n 'Poltcal Phase' - j SAGON Presdent Nguyen "Van Theu sad yester- &. day that the eney has lost the Vetna war on the battle- 5 feld and has shfted ephass to the poltcal arena to 3 force " a. Counst-led coalton governent on South g Vetna. s ' "They know they cannot wn ltarly, so they ove 5 to the poltcal phase," he told newsen at a Senate re- 3 cepton., < "" '. ' '. - - He dwelt on the sae thee n a speech earler yester- > '. day to the Natonal Assebly, notng that ' n. the past s fve onths "the Counsts have been unable to obtan a. a sngle ltary success."... 1'.... ''The schee, of the Hano rege s '.to havens-accept that step whch wll lead to the creaton of a coalton governent, pavng the way for Counst takeover by poltcal eans," sad Theu. Reteratng hs condtons for peace, Theu sad Hano "has to acknowledge ts aggresson aganst South Vetna and ust agree to end that aggresson." "The ost reasonable way to end the war s for both sdes to scale down the level of hostltes, leadng gradually to a cease-fre effectvely controlled and guaranteed.", ' rsh Leader Refuses Meetng wth Wlson LONDON Northern reland's pre nster was nvted yesterday to confer at No. 10 Downng St. on the savage weekend rotng n Londonderry. But he turned hs back on Pre Mnster Harold Wlson and hurred hoe. Capt. Terence O'Nell, was vstng Brtan when the rots erupted. Wlson nvted the Northern reland leader to London for talks. O'Nell preferred to see hs cabnet frst and returned to Belfast. A cabnet eetng s scheduled there today. The Brtsh governent has only lted power to ntervene. The offcal lne n Belfast s that London ust stay out of Northern reland's affars. Openng Court Case: Wallace on Ballots? WASHNGTON -l The Supree Court opened an electon-year ter yesterday wth Earl Warren back as chef justce and heard a plea aed at boostng the presdental chances of George C. Wallaace. "The ter of the Supree.Court s. now convened;", Warren announced brskly fo V packed courtroo, hs cheerful anner askng the controversy that has crackled about the court durng the suer recess. The court waded drectly nto electon fghts, rulng n three cases and hearng a lawyer for Wallace argue that Oho should be forced to place hs nae on the presdental ballot for the Nov. 5 electon. France Urges End to Czech Occupaton UNTED NATONS. N.Y. France declared yesterday that only an end to the Sovet ltary occupaton of Czechoslovaka could reove bars to East-West cooperaton n the search for world peace. ' n a polcy speech to the 125-naton Unted Natons General Assebly Mchel Debre, the French foregn nster, descrbed the Sovet-led nvason of Czechoslovaka as "another dark day n postwar hstory." He asserted that, wthout an East-West detente, peace s possble n Europe and the world, and added: "There s no detente that can accoodate, tself to occupaton troops statoned by force." State Senate Contest Nears Resoluton YORK, Pa. ; York County'.ctzens are due to learn who represents the n the Senate when the results of a long-contested electon are announced, probably today. The York County Board of Electons has 39 ore votes to count before t deternes whether Robert Beers or Henry Leader wll' represent the 28th dstrct n the state senate. The two opposed one another n the general elcton of Noveber, Leader, the Deocrat, eerged fro that eetng wth a slght argn over the ncubent > % Republcan Beers. But soe 1,200 absentee ballots re- aned uncounted. Before the tabulatng could get under way, Leader -V challenged the process by whch absentee votes are counted. J n a case that went all the way to the State Supree Court, Leader contended t was the functon of the dstrct > electons board to count the absentee ballots. As of yesterday, the unoffcal count, ncludng those ' absentee ballots already counted, stood at 35,969 for Beers p. to 35,954 for Leader.?; ;. Leg slature To Return to Harrsburg Nov. 7 t; HARRSBURG Senate Republcan leaders reco- ' $ ended yesterday that the legslature return Nov. 7, a plan wheh would gve lawakers about 13 workng days p to act on the sesson's unfnshed busness. Sen. Robert-D. Fleng (R-AUegheny) announced the s, plan after a eetng of the Republcan ebers of the polcy-akng Senate Rules Cottee. He sad he would contact House Republcan leaders to see f they agreed ft ^ on the return date. % Lawakers have been n recess snce July 17, despte j efforts of -the Deocratc norty to return. The recess P was declared for the natonal conventons of both partes, g although any lawakers had assued they would be back "by d-septeber., Fleng sad the ajor legslaton stll to be con- g sdered by lawakers ncludes pleentaton of the ju- 1 dcal artcle of the consttuton; revson of the 21-year old h Publc Eployes Act and confraton of Judge Rchard S Wentley of Allegheny Juvenle Court.. 1

2 Edtoral Opnon To Old Man: Your Te Now! For the past three weeks the people n Old Man have answered student actvsts' deands wth, "Express your coplants through legtate student voces." The Adnstraton has responded to Walkertown and the Free Speech Moveent by sayng, n effect, "Work through the Undergraduate Student Governent." Well, hold on to your belltower, Old Man, 'cause here t coes.. Forty-one students are-runnng n the USG electons whch open ths ornng. Of these 41, at least four ert specal attenton. They are Alan Krvoy fro North Halls, Noran Schwartz fro town, Jeff Shear fro West Halls, and Judy Rubn fro Sons-McElwan. All four have been nvolved n Walkertown. All four have expressed dssatsfacton wth the voceless and powerless state of the student body. And all four have been told that although they ght have vald coplants, they ust work through USG. We support the electon of these four students because they have shown they are wllng to do soethng about student grevances. They have not been sttng back, lke ost students, content wth ther beer and football gaes. They have not rased an occasonal feeble voce, wonderng "Why can't we acheve what we want?" nstead, they know why students have not been able to present ther requests effectvely. They know that students here have been sttng back too long, allowng ther voces and power to rot. And they know that now, ths ter, when a relatvely sall nuber of students have banded together to argue for Successor to The Free Lance, est. SS7 bona fde student causes, the sall nuber faces an overwhelng student and faculty apathy. The sall nuber ust work aganst a student body whch has no confdence n student actvs or USG, due to a long hstory of adnstratve ndfference to USG requests^ The sall nuber ust also put up wth dsnterest on the part of ost faculty ebers. True, soe faculty ebers have turned out at Walkertown. The ajorty, however, are also content wth ther beer and football gaes, or whatever t s that faculty ebers are content wth. The legtate student ssues we refer to are too nuerous to enton here. We have dealt wth the n the past such coplants as those concernng downtown lvng condtons, dortory lvng regulatons, the classroo stuaton and the student role n Unversty polcy foraton. There are also ssues of a uch ore coplex, and perhaps ore portant, nature such as the shaefully low nuber of black students at Penn State and the deternaton of the Unversty's role n socety. But now your te has coe, Old Man. Hopefully, the four students we have cted wll be elected. Perhaps they can convnce 3-ou, by workng "wthn the syste," that vald student coplants exst. Perhaps they can generate a call to acton on the part of USG a call whch would lead to effectve, well-docuented presentaton of student requests. Should ths happen, Old Man, you wll no longer'be able to gnore the student voce. We, for one, wll not let you. he at (EaUeouut 63 Years of Edtoral Freedo Publshed Tuesday through Saturday durng the Fall, Wnter and Sprng Ters, and Thursday durng ft t Suer Ter, by students of The Pennsylvana State Unversty. Second class postage pad at State College. Pa Crculaton: 12,500. Mall Subscrpton Prce: $12.00 a year Mallln. Address Box 467, State College, Pa Edtora l and Busness Offce Baseent of Sackett (North End) Phone Bus ness offce hours: Monday through Frda y, 9:30 a.. te A p.. -,, Meber of The Assocated Press PAUL J. LEVNE ^g&^ WLLAM FOWLER Edtor -^asas" Busness Manager Board of Edfors7 _ ManaBng Edtor, Wlla Ep5fen; ~~ Edfforr ar Edtor, Mchael Serrlll Tcty Edtors, Judy Rfe and Gerry Halton; Copy Edtors, Kathy Ltwak and Martha Hare; Sports Edtor, Ron Kolb; Assstant Sports Edtor, Don McKee; Photography Edtor, Perre Bellen; Senor Reporters, Pat' Gurosky and Marge Cohen; Weather Reporter, Ellot Abras. Board of Managers: Loca l Advertsng Manager, Edward Frokn; Assstant Adverts ng.managers, Lesle Schdt and Kathy McCorck; Natonal Advertsng Co-Managers, J Soutar and George Beger; Credt Manager, George Geb; Assstant Credt Managers, Carol Book and Steve Lecht; Classfed Advertsng Manager, Mary Kraer; Publc Relatons and Prootons Manager, Ron Resnkoff; Crculaton Manager, Buster Judy; Offce Manager, Mary Gebler. PAGE TWO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 ' 1968 "The Nxon-Agne'w Laff-n's a coedy show... Rght??" Are the Faculty Bound by Rules? TO THE EDTOR: On pages 17 and 20 of the Unversty's Gude to Unversty Regulatons Concernng Student Affars, Conduct and Dscplne, the oblgatons of students as to ther proper conduct both nsde and outsde the classroo s stressed. Students volatng these rules are subsequently held accountable for ther actons, wth proper dscplnary acton resultng. But what about the faculty of the Pennsylvana State Unversty? Do the standards of decent behavor and conduct deanded by the Adnstraton and faculty apply to the as well? Unfortunately, t would appear as f they do not. For there s one partcular faculty eber who has caused not only extree fnancal burdens for hundreds of Unversty students, but also has caused the Unversty consderable ebarrassent. However, the gult does not rest upon Dr. Sun alone. Hs colleagues hs fellow faculty ebers, are as uch to' blae as he s for perttng h to contnue for so long unchecked. The students theselves were fnally forced to take the necessary acton to stop Dr. Sun. Moreover, by not vocng ther dsapproval of hs actons, the faculty and-adnstraton of The Pennsylvana State Unversty have slently gven h ther ncredbly apathetc consent. f soe sort of acton, legal or otherwse, s not brought aganst Dr. Sun by the peoper offcals, every eber of ths Unversty and county should hang ther head n shae. For f a faculty eber does not observe the proper standards of conduct approved by the Unversty Senate (and don't beleve the Unversty Senate would publcly approve Dr. Sun's actons), then how can the students be expected to observe the?! Actons speak louder than words, Dr; Sun! Therefore, , (Terrence Mchael McCabe, to those nterested), and approxately fve hundred other partcpants of the Free Speech Moveent, publcly deand an answer fro Dr. Sun to the followng queston: What do you value ost, Dr. Sun your chosen professon of "teachng" or your real estate busness your role as landlord or your role as a professor at The Pennsylvana State Unversty? There s a dstncton, you know, or at'least that's what thought untl cong here. Terry McCabe Pre-Law '70 Should Have Grace and Courtes y TO THE EDTOR: thnk the edtor of the Collegan ought to have the grace and courtesy to support Dr. ^alker edtorally n a "confrontaton" as artfcal and contrved as the present Walkertown affar. a not sayng or plyng that the presdent should always have the edtor's support. a sayng only that so far nothng of any substance has been reported n the Collegan to justfy a "oveent" to take on the Adnstraton". Wth best regards fro a graduate well "over 30". Davd F. Fortney Chestry '35 Generaton of Protest Are We So Dfferent? By JM WOODCOCK. Collegan Staff Wrter Ths s the age of protest, and we are the protest generaton.-.. or so we're told. Told so often, that now, any of us beleve that we are the frst and only generaton to protest. The usc and poetry of today are full of protest as Protest aganst the establshent, the dctates of a conservatve socety. the war wp ran't understand. The followng could very well reflect the thoughts of soe n ths, our p r ot e s t generaton: " was just turned twentyone, And Henry Phpps, the Sunday - school superntendent, Made a speech n Bnde's Opera WOODCOCK House. 'The.honor of the flag ust be upheld,' he sad, 'Whether t be assaled by a barbarous trbe of Tagalogs Or the greatest power n Europe, ' And we cheered and cheered the speech and the flag he waved, As he spoke. And went to the war n spte of y father, And followed the flag tll saw t rased By our cap n a- rce feld near Manla, And all of us cheered and cheered t; But there were -fles and posonous thngs; And there was the deadly water, ' And the cruel heat, And the sckenng, putrd food; And the sell of the trench just back Colleg an Letter Pol cy The Dally Collegan welcoes coents on news coverage, edtoral polcy and capus or non-capus affars. Letters ust be typewrtten, double spaced, sgned by no ore than two persons and no longer than 30 lnes. Students' letters should nclude nae, ter and ajor of the wrter. They should be brought to the C -llegan offce, Z9 Sackett, n person so proper dentfcaton of the wrter can be ade, although naes wll be wthheld by request. f letters are receved by al, Collegan wll contact the sgner for verfcaton. The Collegan reserves the rght to farly select, edt and condense nl letters. of Klhe tents.,, r, Where the" 'solders went to epty theselves; And there were the whores who followed us, f ull of syphls; And beastly acts betoeen ourselves or alone Ẇth bully ng hatred, degradaton aong us. And days of loathng and nghts of fear To the hour of the charge through the steang Swap, Followng the flag, Tll fell wth a screa, shot thorough the guts, Nov there's a flag over e n Spoon Ruer. A flag! a flag! Ths poe could have been wrtten today, by any of the protest generaton. Dfferent War t wasn't. The war beng protested was dfferent, the socety beng attacked was dfferent. The poe frst appeared n 1914 n the Spoon Rver Anthology, by Edgar Lee Masters. Even then, t sees, there was a group whch questoned war as a eans of carryng put natonal ; pocy n foregn affars, and whch questoned a socety whch wag unable, or unwllng, to accept vews not copletely n lne wth the leaders. Are we then so uch dfferent fro past generatons? Or are we just ore artculate n akng our deands? s our socety truly decadent? Or s t just warped by fear? Are deands for coplete and total change justfed, or ust they be tepered by an understandng of these fears? Responsblty The responsblty of fndng answers to these questons rests wth ths protest generaton... f for no other reason than, perhaps 50 years fro now, another protester ght look back wonderng: Are we really so uch dfferent? HERE'S 1 WO0.P-FAMOK HOCKEY FLAYER SKATNG OUT COT THE CE.. PCK'UP THE PUCK NEAR THE BLUE LNE... SHOOT! THE 60AUE THEY'RE WOT SLEEPNG WE NEVER EVEN SEES THE PUCK.' M MONTREAL^TONGHT. ) " > ere s soe sound nanca aovce Maybe X2H- a eral arts ajors. 9 Book nto the General Electrc Fnancal Manageent Progra '. -. Yot don't have to have an extensve background n econocs or accountng to get nto t All you have to have s an apttude for nubers and a bachelor's degree.. Our Fnancal Manageent Progra s desgned to do the test. t'll fll n the blanks n your background and, at the sae te, gve you a chance to show what you can do on a responsble job. When you fnsh the progra, you'll have a workng knowledge of the bass of every busness: fnance. And that eans you'll be qualfed to work n any one of " the 170 separate product departents of General Electrc. Our representatve wll be on capus soon. Why not plan on talkng fnance wth h? t just ght prove proftable. GENE RAL An equal opportunty eployer ELECTRC shoul d to the 23GU&3, fro W ^& ALUS-C HALMERS ALLS -GHAL KBRS, BOX S13, 1DLWAUHE B W AN EQUAL OPPOBTUNHY»KPTQTBW

3 ;' '-'' ; r ght.under^y our nose " ^' :' -JM Sldes,Ghroese Art Exhbt, 'New Moralty' on Schedule By BARBARA McCOLLOUGH Collegan Staff Wrter Today can be.a feld day for those wth an affnty for art as the Chnese Club Art Exhbt opens n the an lounge of the Hetzel Unon Buldng fro 8 a.. 'tl 7 p.. Also ready for artstc apprecaton s the Faculty Art Exhbton whch wll contnue ths week n the HUB Art Gallery. Gallery hours are 11 a.. 'tl 4 p:. and 6 p.. 'tl 9 p.. dal y. f you feel rugged and a lttle darng tonght, attend t h e R o c k Clbng eetng at 7:30 n 111 Boucke Buldng. Ton ght 's progra wll feature sldes and dscusson. f you don 't feel rugged but you do feel a lttle darng, jon n on the Students for a Deocratc Socety eetng at 8:30 tonght n 214 HUB. Also scheduled for ton ght s a eetng of the Men 's Resdence Councl at 7:30 n 203 HUB. Do you soetes wonder how your oersonal phlosophes stack up wth the new atttude trends aong voung peonle? f so, you ght be nterested n hearng Dr. Wll Herherg speak on "Wh y Are You Gong Where? The New Moraltv" at 7:30 top-"nw n ght n 111 Boucke. Tckets for ths week's Artst Seres featurng The Phladel pha Woodwnd Quntet wll be dstrbuted toorrow fro 1:30 p.. 'tl 5 p.. and Thursday and Frday fro 9 p.. 'tl 5 p... End Cre wth 30,000 Troops Wallace: Law for D.C WASHNGTON (AP) George C. Wallace sad yesterday that f he s elected Presdent he would ove up-to 30,000 troops nto the naton 's captal to stap out cre n ts streets. " don 't care what t takes, ths cty s gong to be safe, " Wallace declared. The forer Alabaa governor carred hs thrd party capagn to wthn sght of the Whte House as he delvered a ajor foregn polcy speech at the Natonal Press Club. He capped the speech wth a call to crush out cre n the captal cty, ' whch has a predonantly Negro populaton. 'Get-Tough' Atttude "We're gong to put soe troops n ths cty," Wallace sad. "You 're gong to be able to walk the streets f t takes 30,000 troops Wallace took a get-tough atttude as he spelled out hs goals n foregn affars and urged an end to what he called a "no wn" polcy n Vetna. The Aercan ndependent canddate called for a ltary vctory n Vetna f the Pars peace talks fal. He urgedan end to f oregnad to natons helpng Counst countres and deanded reducton of trade wth Cuba by ths country's alles Latn Aerca and sad: "We wll see that the prncples of the Monroe Doctrne oce agan becoe the cornerstone of Aercan polcy n ths hesphere." He sad he would be wllng to go to a sut eetng wth the Sovet Unon and that the Unted States should not subordnate ts nterests to the Unted Natons. And he asked an end to econoc sanctons aganst the whte governent of Rhodesa. 'Dedcated to Peace' Wallace sad he s dedcated to peace and sad that the best way to acheve t s to antan ltary superorty. Asked at another newsen's eetng under what crcustances he ght drop the atoc bob f Presdent, Wallace repled, "We wll never have nuclear warfare n ths world." He ade ths stateent at a Unted Press nternatonal newspaper edtors' conference. Wallace sad he wanted the Unted States to open up such a ltary lead over other natons that none would dare attack. nuclear war He added, " would not ojjslder at all'n Vetna." He hurled charges of treason at antwar protestors who fly Vet Cong flags and call publcly MM Mn ncreases Persona! Attacks H'HM. Says Nxon Coastng SCR A N T O N, Pa. tg Hubert H. Huphrey opened the fnal onth of hs presdental capagn yesterday by steppng' up personal attacks on hs Republcan opponent, chargng that Rchard M., Nxon "has, spent ost of - ths capagn ", vacatonng" ' ard "has taken the Aercan people for granted" because polls show he wll wn. "But we are cong up fast," the Deocratc nonee sad. Capagnng n ajor Pennsylvana ndustral centers, Huphrey, drew enthusastc crowd response wth hs freewheelng barbs at Nxon. Nxon -'Playng Presdent' n Ere, where a ' crowd polce estated at 10,000, flled a downtown square, Huphrey sad that Nxon "has been playng Presdent so long that thnk t's te for a change let's get rd of'h.".huphrey sad the.world Seres gae he attended n Detrot Sunday rended h of Nxon. '.'Nxo n s refusng to go to Clark Vst Canceled The offce of U.S. Senator Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa.) announced yesterday t h a t Clark's scheduled appearance at the Unversty has been cancelled. Mchael B y r n e. C l a r k ' s Phladelpha executve assstant, ade the announceent but gave no reason for (he cancellaton. Clark's appearance was to be sponsored by the Unversty's Chapter of the Young Deocrats n collaboraton wth the Centre County Young Deocrats and the Centre County Deocratc Party. bat, he s lookng for a base on balls, he can 't ht and he 's struck out twce before," the Vce Presdent sad.. Notng that Nxon as Vce Presdent once had a chance to break a Senate te to 'pass an educaton ad bll, Huphrey sad. "As usual he ducked. He ddn 't vote yes and he ddn 't vote.no. He just wated for hf confett and the tcker tape." "For Mr. Nxon," Huphrey went on, "what really counts are not deas' and progras but crowds, and confett and tcker tape. A few antwar sgns dotted the rear of the crowd, but soe of these also bore Huphrey buttons. After h s speech. ' any n the crowd pressed forward to shake Huphrey 's hand, and the vce presdent left the area sayng to hself, "Good, g o o d, good." After a seres of televson tapngs, Huphrey h e a d e d east, contnung to ht away at Nxon. Nxon 'No Record' n a speech prepared for delvery at the Unversty ot Scranton Huphrey sad that "outsde ot hs early congrcs- Nxon Proposes Peace 'Of Honor,Generosty' WASHNGTON (JP) Rchard M. Nxon sad yesterday that Secretary of State Dean Rusk has advsed h that the Adnstraton stll hopes for progress n the Vetna peace talks before the Nov. 5 presdent.l electon. The Republcan nonee for the presdency sad that f those negotatons fal and' he becoes Presdent, he wll seek a sett leent of both honor and generosty, offerng even to help Counst North Vetna rebuld her bob-shattered econoy f nterference n the South ended. Nxon sad the Aercan people wll have to decde who they want at the conference table after Jan. 20. He sad that Vce Presdent Hubert H. Huphrey would have Presdent Johnson's war polcy "lke an albatross around hs neck" f he wns the electon. Brefed by Husk Nxon told a eetng of Unted Press nternatonal edtors that Rusk had brefed h for an hour yesterday n New York. "The secretary of slate told e that there was no sgnfcant change nsofar as those negotatons are concerned," Nxon sad. "He ndcated that t was stll, however, the hope of the Adnstraton that they ght be able to ake soe progress before t he electon." Once agan Nxon sad that for h to dscuss what he would do as Presdent would destroy the chance of success for progress n the Pars negotatons. On that bass he restated hs personal oratoru on talk of post-nauguraton polcy. But he eased t a bt. statng for exaple that he would not as Presdent ncrease the current level of bobng of North Vetna. n queston and answer sesson that lasted nearly an hour. Nxon talked prarly of the war and sad that had the current adnstraton heeded hs past crtcs of ltary and dploatc polcy, the conflct would be over now. He went fro that sesson to Walter Reed Ary Hosptal to call on forer Presdent Dwght D. Esenhower, who s recuperatng fro a heart attack. Nxon plunged nto the Vetna ssue when a questoner sad t had been suggested that he s not facng specfcally the atters whch wll be on the agenda of the next presdent. " "Why don 't you try e?" Nxon repled. Lsts Vetna Crtcss That brought a queston about hs Vetna vews. Nxon sad he has been a consstent crtc of the adnstraton: beleves t wasted ltary power by app lyng t gradually: sad there should have been greater efforts to enlst the Sovet Unon on the sde of peace; and sad that there has not been enough ephass on pacfcaton and the strengthenng of South Vetna tself. "All of these falures have contrbuted to a delay n endng the war." Nxon sad. " beleve that f all these crtcss had been... adhered to the war would have been ended before now." sonal capagns of sear and dstorton. Mr. Nxon has copled vrtually no record at all durng 22 years of runnng for offce. "Whle soe of us wcr? f ghtng for Socal Securty, edcare, cvl rghts, housng jobs, and all the other Deocratc progras passed n the past few years. Mr. Nxon sat on the sdelnes, only cong on the feld to attack and oppose our efforts. " He recalled that forer Presdent Dwght D. Esenhower, when asked what ajor decsons Nxon had partcpated n as vce presdent, repled. "Just gve e a week and 'll thnk of one." Wallace 'Appeals to Fears' "And so Mr. Nxon has spent ost of ths capagn vacatonng." Huphrey sad. "But the Whte House s no place for a vacatoner and the people know t." U KRA NAN CLUB frst eetng Wed., Oct. 9, 7:30 21S HUB Frends & nterested Peop le Welcoe un Hay Rdes Ch Oega LOGUST HLL FARM Sga Ch Salutes Derby Day Oct Wac Set... T'S MAC'S FOR SLACKS! Mac Says t 's Mac 's for Slacks! Stop n Today and.choose fro our large selecton of Peranent Press Wash Slacks n Checks. Glenn plads, Houndstooth and Str pes. Colors? We have a whole ranbow of sold c o l o r s. GlennHABERDASHE RY plads, strpes and checks, f ' -\ s Your Bg For al Affar cong up soon? Don 't forgot that we have the fnest lne of Rental Foralwea r n the whole area. ^ 'Lag ^ \ ) ^^ ~. ;.. tht Cover of Hennsylvafu FREE PARKNG at Rear of Store whle you shop 229 S. ALLEN ST T Faste r absorbency. 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4 YAF Dscusses Fort as, Frears Young Aercan s for Freedo opened ther eetng last nght wth a dscusson of the defeated Fortas Supree Court appontent. One of the ponts brought up about Fortas was the thr eat of a breakdown n the separaton of powers between the Executve and Judcal branches of governent. Accordng to YAF eber, Anton Ness, Fortas alost snglehandedly concealed ^Presdent Johnson 's nvolveent n both the Jenk ns and the Bobby Baker scandals, and was also conspcuously nvolved n whtewash ng Johnson durng the Bll Sol Estes scandal. Soe of the Senate testony, Ness contnued, conclusvely deonstrated that For tas had 'pressured' two newspaper edtors to 'hush up ' the frst Jenkns arrest, but was unable to prevent the story 's cong out when Jenkns was agan arrested on a orals charge. t was brou ght out durng the Senate nvestgaton, Ness contnued, that Fort as has been Johnson 's personal lawyer snce Johnson entered poltcs. "Johnson 's frst congressonal appontent was decded n a court case," Ness sad. "Fortas was Johnson 's lawyer and Justce Thornberry the other Johnson appontee to the Supree Court, decded the case." Turnng to gun control, John Scarnal sad, "The ost effectve way to dsar a country, as the Nazs dd, s to get the people to regster ther ars. When you know who has the, t's the frst step toward gettng the away. f John and Bobby Kennedy hadn 't been assassnated, serously doubt that the present push to regster guns, whch s eotonal n nature, would be so wdespread n the country. ' " have heard arguents that go soethng lke...'but t wll be worthwhle f we can save just one lfe', sad YAF charan Doug Cooper. "t s a proble but tend to dsagree. thnk t s apparent that f you legslated alost anythng you could save a few lves. "f you forbade people to own televson, for nstance, you ght save the lfe of soe reparan who ght be electrocuted, or f you ruled cars soehow llegal, you would undoubtedly save thousands of lves. But we wouldn 't do t Therefore don't thnk the 'save one lfe' arguent s vald. There are any nuber of thngs one wouldn 't be wllng to do to save one lfe," Cooper sad. Car Rados CAR STEREO ALPHA PH Warly Welcoe Ther Fall Pledge Class Mary Baker Barb Gregory Joan Bertolet Patt Graner Nancy Haroldson Joan Bush Terry Lsetsk Gerr Carroll Lynn Malloch Lynda Cleents Nancy Schultz Pa Fegely Chrstne Statler Sue Felty Robn Trest Jane Frey Pa Vors Bobb Fox Wendy Wllas Lnda Zolyak v-^^..~.?r-^..x?~^3^~^...-y?~~^. ^?b Susquehanna Unverst y THE pr esents LETTERMEN Tuesday, Oct. 8 8:30 p. Chapel Audto ru All seats reserved $3.00. THE RAMSEY LEWS TRO Chapel Audtoru Sat., Oct. 19 Hoe/Beach Taps Players Tape Accessores e Records to 8 track cartrdge Duplcatng 64 nutes /S6.99 All 4 8c 8 track pre-recorded now on sale 8:30 p. All seats reserved $3.00 For tckets for both wrte: tapes Coplete Hoe-Auto Servce Center AUDO MOTVE CO 315 W. BEAVER AVE. (rear) Besde Centre County Fl Lab Parkng Lot "Centre County Auto Sound Headquarters " Susquehanna Unversty Box Offce Box 4000 Selnsgrove, Pa. Enclose a staped, self-addressed envelope and rettance wth order. Coll eslan Photo by Paul Schaaffer EGHT NOW T'S ONCE UP ON A FLOOR, but n a few short weeks t'll be "Onc e Upon a Mattress," the Penn State Thespans ' Fall Ter selecton. The uscal coedy s a take-off on the story of "The Prncess and the Pea," and wll, be presented Nov. 7, 8 and 9 n Schwab. ELECT ROB KEPLER For FRESHMAN CLASS PRESDENT SALE WGS. FALLS and WGLETS 100% Huan Har Guaranteed 2 DAYS ONLY MONDAY... OCT. 7 TUESDAY... OCT. 8 Downtow ner Motor nn 240 S. Pugh St. Wgs $21.95 Falls $34.95 Wglets $6.00 Lee Draper Har Goods Lancaster. Pa HUME MLLMAN for USG Fra ternty Congressan Lock Haven Edtor To Speak The Chnese Club wll sponsor a specal progra n celebrat on of the 57th Natonal Annversary of the Republc of Chna. The progra wll be held at 7:30 p.. Thursday n the rectal hall cf the Musc Buldn g. The Chnese Club, under the drecton of Lng Wen Hu, club advsor, and Chao-To n Tony Ch, s copr sed of 10 students and faculty ebers of Chnese orgn. ncluded n Thursday 's er. " tertanent wll be a group of U students who wll perfor several folk songs n Chnese A color fl wll be shown n Englsh on "Educaton n Tawan ". After ths there wll be a deonstraton of shadowboxng and folk dancng followed by a fashon show of odern and antque natonal costues. The progra wll culnate wth the showng of "Four Loves ", a ove based upon a popula r Chnese novel. "Four Loves" wll be presented n Chnese wth Englsh subttles. Tckets for the affar are and can be obtaned at the an desk of the Hetzel Unon Buldng fro 9 a.. untl 5 p.. Chnese To Show Theta Sqs ntate 8 Theta Sga Ph, woen's journa ls-phladelpha), Wan- Moves. Folk Dance professonal journals and cy Spence (7th-Englshcouncatons socety, n- Greenvlle), Pat Gurosk y (7thtated eght student ebers j ournals -Phladelpha ), at a tea last week. Joan ne Bor rell (7th- T Jouun - ;.. g k the TT-h..»»..>. Unversty s Al- a journals-turtle Creek) and Ju (Jy R, fe (0th. joun/as. pha Tau chapter are Ay l- Harrsburg). son (8th-consuer servces n The socety wll ntate a bus ness-mdland), Josephne group of professonal woen C raulo (7 th-journals- fro the Unversty co- Swssvale), Dane Clark (7th- unty and State College area journal s-alexandra Bay, N. Sunday. Becky Gross, edtor of Y.), Patrca Flpp (7th- the Lock Haven Express, wll Sports Drector WDFM Sophoore Class Senate Orentaton Leader Treas., Delph Hat Socety FRATERNTY MEN Do YOU care about Free Speech Moveen t? Unversty Senate? Board of Trus tees? Loco Parents? Hank Mllan cares. Elect h USG Fraternty Congres san toda y Students tne college ot nuan velopent' s Lvng Center. A ;ht buffet dnner wll be rved. The Proud Ssters of Sga Delta Tau ntroduce ther new Fall Pledge Class Dane Ass Marge Handler Martha Benoff Lynda Cohen Joan Gnsburg Sunny Lehran Barbara Lpan Rosale Marcus Judy Mttlean Shelly P earlsten Ay Snger Leslye Sork Hedu Sten Sale Begns Monday, Ocf. 7, Contnues All Week! hrfty Matt ress' Here Nov. 7-9 By ELANE WEB Cotleaan Staff Wrter. "Once Upon a Mattress" was Carol Burnett's greatest Broadway success. Ellen Kay, student drector, predcts another success, Penn State style. The Thespan producton of "Once Upon a Mattress" wll play Noveber 7, 8 and 9 n Schwab. The uscal coedy s a take-off on "The Prncess and the Pea." The prncess s ugly but vvacous; the prnce s a aa's boy; the queen s doneerng; and the kng s ute. Accordng to Mss Kay, "The scrpt s very clever and the songs are just beautful. Each prncpal could steal the show, the castng s so good. The full cast follows: Sa Freed, The Mnstrel; Don Sekellck, Queen Aggravan; Bll Angstadt, Prnce Dauntless the Drab; Nathan ' Kurland, Kng' Sextus the Slent;. Shrley Zecker, Lady Larken; v STORE WDE 20% OFF SALE! LADES SUTS LADES' SLACKS 222 W. HAMLTO N AVE. (NEXT HOURS DALY 10 'TL 9, SAT. 10 TL 6 Mark Baker, Sr Harry; Arlene Jara, Prncess Wnnfred the Woebegone. The chorus: Beth Prce, Prncess No. 1 and Lady; Lnda Dldne, Lady Mabelle; Stan Lvenspre, Sr Luce; Joseph Kunst, Sr Studley; Sue Ryave, Haly; Yvette Altce, Lady Orwena; Yvonne Chotzky ', Lady Merrll; Lorre DeMarco, Lady Lucle; other Ladesn-Watng, Jo Duca, Barbara Hayley, Krsty Keberlng", Gay Eger and Lnda Lake; and Knghts, Charles Roll, Marty Satnsky, Jon Schd, Jeff West, Rod Wheeland, Russ Brooks, Gerry Schd, John Fosnaught, Walt Schoen and Gary Salls. 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5 Collega n Notes Offcal To Speak on Alcoh ols. Davd G r, executve drector of the Pennsylvana Alcohol Educaton Foundaton, wll appear on capus ths week to speak on alcohols. Gr wll be n Fndlay Lounge (East Halls) at 7 tonght, n Warnock Hall Lounge (North Halls) at 7 p.. toorrow, n Warng Lounge (West Halls) at 8:30 p.. toorrow and n Fsher Hall Meetng Roo (East Towers) at 7 p.. Thursday. «A.U.S.A. To Meet The Assocaton of t h e Unted States Ary wll hold ts frst eetng of the Fall Ter at 7:30 tonght n 101 Wagner Buldng. Offcers wll be nonated and ths year's A.U.S.A. hgh school speakers progra wll be planned at tonght's eetng. As ths s the organzatonal eetng for the cong year, all old ebers should attend. The eetng s open to all freshen and upperclass R. O. T. G. cadets. CANDDATES FOR THE TTLE OF MSS COLLEGE OF AGRCULTURE are frst row, left to rght, Constance Frazer, Kahryn Yearck, Patrca Marchezak and Nancy Soke. Second row. left to ' rght, are Dorothy Noran, Joan Bowan, Carol Ann Rossow, Kra Schultz and' Vck 8:30-9 p.. Jazz Panoraa _ 9-9:30 p. Two on the Asle 9:30-10 p.. Satter - featurng taped lectures by the Rev. Dr. Martn Luther Kng Jr :05 p.. WDFM News 10:05-12 p.. S y p h o n c Notebook (Haydn Syphony No. 49 and No. 44; Beelhoven Syphony No. 9) 12 p.. WDFM News TOMORROW 6:45-6:50 WDFM News 6:50-9:30 a.. Penn State Weekday (Top 40 wth news on the half hour)» ndustral Engneers The Aercan nsttute for ndustral Engneers s acceptng applcatons for ebershp for the year. Applcatons ay be purchased at the ndustral Engneerng offce, 207 Haond Buldng. The A...E. keeps students nfored of current developents n ndustry and allows students to talk wth en n ther feld. Plans for A...E. nclude a dnner eetng on Oct. 22 followed by a tour o Cerro Copper & Brass. Czech Crss A frst-hand account of the Russan n v a s o n of Czehoslovaka wll be gven at 7:30 p.. Thursday n the Assebly Roo of the Nttany courses wthout text books next ter. A lt s." petton urgng the establshent of a!' To nvestgate Black Enrollent Unversty-owned bookstore was also crthe Whte Lberaton Front and the culated Sunday and wll be presented at Douglas Assocaton wll be asked to the Nov. eetng of the Unversty nvestgate the possblty of addng ore Senate. black students to the capus enrollent. The Whte Lberaton Front s a group of A cottee headed by rjanny Gallo was e3tabshed to nvestgate the Unver- students concerned wth racal relatons. st - s tes wth the %tary. Ear]er The Douglas Assocaton s an organzadscusson led to two proposals - askng ton of black students. A cottee on educaton and the the Unversty to drop ROTC fro the currculu r deandng that f the role of the Unversty, and a cottee on due process of law for students nvolvcourkes ^ contnued ^credt toward ed n dscplnary acton were suggested, aduaton be»for ^ ^ but no students were apponted to ether Judy- Rubn, a canddate for USG of these cottees. con gresswoan f r o S o n s The next Walkertown Free Speech McElwan resdence halls, wll head the foru s scheduled for 2 p.. Sunday n free press cottee. Mss Rubn s seek- the HUB ballroo. All cottee heads ng wrters to work on the free press, wll present progress reports, accordng She sad the paper wll a "to tell t lke to the announced agenda. WDFM Schedule» MMEDATE OCCUPANCY Sth. The queen wll be chosen Saturday at an all-day Ag Hll outng at the Cvl Engneerng Cap. n addton to the crownng, there wll be outdoor sports n the afternoon, a barbecue dnner and a dance n the evenng. Free Speech Moveent Pcks ssues TODAY f:30-9:45 a.. WDFM News M:05 p.. WDFM News 4:05-6 p.. Musc of the Masters f Brahs-Quartet n A; Varatons -on a- Thee--of Haydn:- Pano Concerto No. 2; Acadec Festval Overture) 6-6:05 p.. WDFM News 6:05-7:30 p.. After Sx (Popular, easy lstenng) 7:30-7:45 p.. Datelne News 7:45-7:50 p.. - Datelne Sports 7:50-8 p.. Coent (StudentFaculty Dscusson) -8:30 p.. Sound of Folk Musc gras have two sx-week tranng perods, whch, wth successful copleton, lead to a cosson upon graduaton. For senors or recent graduates there are the Offcer Canddate Course and the Avaton O f f c e r Canddate Course, whch requre successful copleton of a tenweek tranng perod after graduaton and leads to a cosson. Another portant progra s the Woen Offcer Canddate Course, for woen who are junors, senors or cor lege graduates. of law enforceent and correctons, wll be present to advse on the establshent of cottees for publc nforaton and lobbyng. A possble capagn for suspenson " of state executons on the grounds of cruel and unusual punshent, as n the case of Carl Melton who has been on Death Row for seven years, wll be consdered. Further nforaton ay be obtaned fro Mrs. Catherne Van der Kar, charan, at Ar Force ntervews The Unted States Ar Force Offcer Selecton Tea wll be at the Hetzel Unon Buldng fro 9 a.. to 4 p.. today through Frday to ntervew en and woen for cossonng as Second Leutenant. Ocse Club The Chnese Club wll hold a "Double Tenth Holday" at 7;30 p.. Thursday n the rectal hall of the Musc Buldng. Tony Ch, club representatve, sad the progra wll celebrate the 57th Annversary of the Republc of Chna. Marne Rep Here Featured wll be Chnese folk Captan John F. Brennan of songs", dances and a Chnese the Marne Offcer Selecton are you gettng the os' ove, "Four Loves." Offce n Pttsburgh, wll be on Captal Punshent capus Oct to ntervew fro your present Ctzens for the Abolton of and test students who wsh to wettn g soluton? Captal Punshent n Penn- be cossoned n the U.S. sylvana wll eet at 8 p.. Marne Corps. ntervews and TRY _ ««^ Arplane Club Meetng Thursday n the sall lounge testng wll be conducted n the The Penn State M o d e l of Esenhower Chapel. ndv- HUB. Arplane Club wll eet at 7:30 duals nterested n workng for The offcer p r o g r a s tonght n 232 Haond Buld- a ore huane, up-to-date avalable to undergraduates ng. syste of justce are urged to are the Platoon Leaders Class at our attend the eetng. (Groun d) and Platoon Leaders and expensee ana Coputer Educaton Charles Newan, professor Class (Avaton). These pro- Y The Central Pennsylvana FEEL THE DFFERENCE! Chapter of the Assocaton for C o p u t n g M a c hnery (A.C.M.) wll hold ts frst eetng of the season at 7:30 p.. toorrow n 109 McAllsHARBOUR TOWERS ter Buldng. Panel dscusson enttled "Educaton n Co710 S. Atherton S State College, Pa puter Scence: A StudentFaculty Dalogue" wll be STUDO APARTMENTS featured. f M-CON LABORATORES,NC 1 Furnshed or Unfurnshed 1 Bedroo Apartents Bonner Road Wauconda,llnos Educaton Councl j The Educaton Student CounCall Alex Gregory Assocates, nc. cl wll eet at 6:30 toorrow ' NAME ' SUTE 102 HOLDAY tnn nght n Hetzel Unon P r o s pectve Buldng. ADDRESS For nforaton and applcaton to ebers are urged to attend. nvestaatve Grou ps Fored ("Contnued fro page one) "' 24 and they want e to be wellrounded," Thopson sad, addng "We also carry poltcal power n the State." At the end of Sunday's foru, whch had oved fro Old Man lawn nto the Hetzel Unon Buldng ballroo, the act.on cottees were set up and students were chosen to head each group. usl g w e e c0.ltte e n J? t, % P! headed by Vncentf Frankln. He sad he plans to contnue to aass student support for a rent strke. A petton protest' "11 " ^ lnsfwrclrcufat ed Sun ay Bookstore Cottee' Ada Sokolow wll head the cottee to set up a Unversty-owned bookstore. Sokolow s consderng a boycott of the downtown bookstores f faculty ebers wll cooperate by teachng ther. Lon nn. Robert Scholten. professor of geology, wll be the guest speaker and wll relate hs personal pressons of the nvason. Scholten was n Prague attendng the nternatonal Geologcal Congress when ' the Sovet and other East European forces oved to crush the Dubcek rege. He reaned n the Czech captal for the next few days and was one of the last Aercans to be evacuated. career engneerng opportuntes HOLD AN APARTMENT FOR YOU! CTY _ STATE : ZP ATTENTON SENATOR JOSEPH CLARK TODAY 4 P.M. HUB Ballroo Also wth ROBERT HUMPHREY MLTON SHARP Lendng Ther Support SPONSORED by Th e YOUNG DEMOCRATS f or senors n all branches of engneerng CAMPUS NTERVEWS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6»»»«f<. 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6 ^^sa^g K^^^S^^^^BB gf WBX:z.x-TS Presentng Our 'Jbey Awards J 5 S By. RON KOLB Collegan Sports Edtor Good day, sports fans, and welcoe to ths week's edton of the post-gae Dubous Dstncton Awards. We have qute a lst of people scheduled to receve "Joeys," so let's get rght nto the presentatons: The GOLDEN GLOVES award goes to Jon Fox ' and hs Penn State delegaton at Mountaneer Feld. Fearlessly carryng a 12-foot sgn that read, "Take t n the Ear Mountaneer," the group -walked n front of the West Vrgna fraternty cheerng secton before the gae, wthstood a ercless peltng of ru, coke and deonstratve adjectves and nouns, and eventually eerged fro a fst-throwng elee vrtually unscathed, though outnubered and on eney grounds. ' The- WHO'S HE award goes to Charle Wlson. After reachng over hs shoulder n the end zone to catch a Chuck Burkhart pass, avodng he outstretched hands of two defenders, the press box corps ched, "Who's he?" t had been Wlson's frst catch and hs frst play of the day n hs frst varsty start snce hs Cocoa, Fla. hgh school days. The RELABLE SOURCES award %fc goes to the Assocated Press, who sent a wre KOLB story to all state newspapers Frday nght, sayng that njured Lon fullback Don Abbey would start the gae aganst West Vrgna, and would swtch to' halfback, too. (A) Don Abbey ddn't even ake the trp to Morgantown, and (B) Joe Paterno never had any ntenton of akng the 6-3, 236-pound runner a halfback. Whch s another reason why everyone shouted "Who's he?" when Wlson scored. ' The WHO, ME? award wll be presented to John Kulka. n the second perod wth the score ted, Paterno decded on a fourth-down 23-yard feld goal. Only allowed by the rules to substtute for two players, he sent n holder Mke Sth and kcker Rusty Garthwate. One thng was ssng however. Guard To Jackson usually snaps the center pass, but he was standng besde Paterno at the bench, unable to enter the gae. Kulka thus got the call, hkng the ball well over Garthwate's head. The WHO, ME award goes -to Garthwate who, after seeng the ball fly over hs head, raced back to pck t up and run soethng he has never done before. He only got as far as an erect stance before beng duped by several Mountaners. However, the specalst doesn't have to add fullback to hs credentals. He booted four consecutve extra ponts and a 25-yard, feld goal alost nto the Monongehela Rver just outsde the stadu. The MECHANX LLUSTRATED award wll be gven to Ted Kwalck and Chuck Burkhart, who pooled resources to repar a broken Four Tops cartrdge tape on the bus trp. When the job was copleted and the cartrdge was played, t sounded lke Huphrey Bogarl garglng at (Contnued on page eght) State Rops n Second Has! By DON McKEE spelled upset. -.. /. _f v j tnr On the frst pass, Denny Onfcotz. who has now Assstant Sports Edtor won Qr save/alost as any gaes as he's Alle Sheran, coach of the New York played, stepped n front of the ntended Gants, has'ths favorte sayng. t goes, "When recever and grabbed the ball. He ran t back you get the break, go for the score." And he 10 yards to the West Vrgna 21, where generally apples the sayng.. Burkhart, took over. On Saturday at West Vrgna, Chuck Bob Connects Burkhart dd precsely that, ade t work and The junor quarterback, who played-hs best brought Penn State a coe-fro-behnd wn gae to date, stepped back to pass on the frst over the stubborn Mountaneers, p ay an< j tossed the bob. Charle Wlson, a Wth the Lons tralng 14-7 n the second quar- > soph playng n hs frst gae, took t straght ter, and the crowd of 34,500 that craed nto over hs head n the end zone for a touchdown West Vrgna's bandbox stadu screang for that got the Lons back nto a gae they ght blood, State got the break. easly have lost., The Lons had just punted the ball back to, "On that play was lookng for. Ted West Vrgna, and the Mountaneers' great so- (Kwalck) n the flat," Burkhart sad n the phoore quarterback, Mke Sherwood, was out locker ro. "When he got covered looked for to get a two-touchdown lead that ght have Charle. He ade qute a catch." collegan pnoro "V pau Levne PCKNG. UP several of hs 125 yards ganed rushng. Stale's Charle Ptan s asssted by a block thrown by tackle Dave Bradley (73) on West Vrgna's George Henshaw (73). Also chasng the slppery Pttan are Mountaneers Dale Farley (81) and Carl Crennel (51). Ptan scored a touchdown and also pcked up 70 yards on four pass receptons. DALY COLLEGAN Kappa Ph Rose Tea CL Sl S AD Wedn 7^ a p " : 0ct :30 A.M. Day -Wesley Foundaton Before Publcator. Au Woen Welcoe LBERAL ARTS STUDENT COUNCL Applcatons For Mebersh p Are Now Avalable At HUB Desk "Student Power Through Student nvo lvent " The Ssters of PH MU congr ther fall Cndy Davs Jll Fleagle Donna Menn Carol Myers Sandy Patterson. Burkhart, understated the case consderably Wlson ade a fantastc catch. Mountaneer defender Ron Pobolsh was coverng Wlson so closely he dd everythng but undress the youngster. The play was the frst the soph was drectly nvolved n, and he ay have to play qute a few years to top t. Untl that gae-tyng play, Sherwood had done qute a job challengng the Lons. After.Burkhart had put State on the scoreboard frst by ovng the Lons 73 yards n 13 plays, Sherwood and junor end Oscar Patrck put on an aeral show and threatened to break the gae open. ' West Vrgna drove to the Lons' 26 yard lne, anly on the strength of a 21-yard pass to Patrck. Fro the 26, Sherwood ht Patrck on the 13 and the end just flashed past Neal Sth and Paul Johnson nto the end zone. The Lons couldn't ove the ball after the kckoff and West Vrgna took over on ts own 33. Sherwood, rushed hard and scrablng, threw a deep pass fro hs 25. Patrck gathered t n at the State 25 and was gone. The Lon defenders were all around, but couldn't touch h. Tears of Joy When he got back to the bench, fghtng off hs delrous teaates, Patrck was practcally weepng wth joy and was treblng wth excteent. The crowd was n a frenzy and Mountaneer yells flled the ar. West Vrgna had won the frst quarter, but Penn State won all the rest. Wlson's catch enabled the Lons to go to -the locker roo wth a te,- and when -they eerged for the second half they copletely donated the ' young Mountaneers. "t was sophs aganst upperclassen," West Vrgna coach J Carlen sad after the gae. "We're stll young, and ' encouraged wth ths perforance. "We.ade soe stakes we couldn't afford to ake, and we ssed soe tackles because Baker Brown and Marv Sx had Charley horses and ddn't practce all week." Then Carlen talked about the Lon's workhorse, halfback Charle Pttan, who gave the def enders fts all day. "That Pttan s soethng else," Carlen sad. "He's got to be n a class wth Spson New Group Meets The Woen's Recreaton Assocaton has fored a new leader's tranng course. The frst eetng of the Slnastes Leaders Group wll be held tonght at 7 p.. n 106 Whte Hall. A second new club, - the Sports Club, wll hold sessons n the Whte Hall gy on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 3 p.. atulate p ledge class Jacke Robnson Lenne Uzalko Candy Wolfe Donna Young Robbe Zucco and Keyes," entonng the two consensus Al- Aercan halfbacks. "We y,cquldn't. stop h, and nobody else wll ether."' Pttan carred 'the ball 25 tes for 125 yards, hs fourth- consecutve 100-plus gae (ncludng the Gator Bowl). He powered over the goal lne fro one yard out, puttng the Lons ahead to stay early n the thrd quarter. Does Everythng That drve, whch started on the Penn State 22, featured Pttan runnng and catchng passes for 71 of the 78 yards. Rusty Garthwafe later added a feld goal (to go wth hs four extra ponts) and the Lons had a cofortable lead. Sherwood, an exctng quarterback who can put a lot of ponts on-the scoreboard n a hurry, started tryng to brng the Mountaneers back wth short passes. Fro hs own 16, Sherwood called a screen left and-sent three blockers ahead of the.ntended recever. The only one who washt.fooled on the play was the everpresent Ohkotz. ' He broke through the nterference, stepped n front of the recever nr.'d grabbed hs second ntercepton of the gae. Fro the nne h» practcally walked nto the end zone. That ntercepton, Onkotz' fourth n.'thre'e.gaes, sewed up tne vctory. ' - West Vrgna scored ts last touchdown aganst the second-strng defense wth 56 seconds left. After the gae, coach Joe Paterno reflected oh the hardestwon vctory of the season. "' satsfed," he sad. "We're not gong to annhlate a good football tea. West Vrgna s a fne football tea and they're all gong to ba tough lke that." Next week's gae wll be the toughest test yet, as the Lons take on UCLA on the West Coast. "t's a bg gae for us," Paterno sad. "They're all bg for us. and UCLA losng s gong to ake t a lttle tougher." Saturday's wn was tough, as. the bups and bruses on the players planly showed. But wth Burkhart gettng better every gae, wtk Onkotz readng plays lke Ray Ntschke and wth the best runnng back east of Leroy Keyes, a lot of tough teas are gong to fnd State's just a lttle bt tougher. And n a sport of slly lleters, a lttle bl ay ean a lot. GET GREAT RESULTS WTH A COLLEGAN CLASSFED AD BETTE CARSON t You Care Enough To Want the Very Besf USG EAST Wow! What s t? The Ssters of Alpha Gaa Delta Python LTD. 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"When you see a great buy cong your, way, you have to grab t. S. That's-what dd yesterdaysgned up for Lvng nsurance fro Equtable. At y age tha cost s low, and get sold protecton now that wll contnue to cover y faly later when get arred. Plus a nce nest egg when retre. Wth the rght set of wheels, you U go a long way. For rhforrnaton about Lvng nsurance, see The Man fro Equtable. For career opportuntes at Equtable, see your Placeent Offcer, or wrte: Lonel M. Stevens, Manager, College Eployent Representatves wll be on capus October 11, 1968 Jwtffc Hfcfp& 114 West Colle ge Avenu e State College, Pa (CCofM by Sera of Nn> Kn le 19U Call for hoe delvery. T'S FRESHER BECAUSE T'S PRODUCED LOCALLY BY MEMBERS OF THE MEADOW PRDE MLK PRODUCERS ASSOCATON THE fequ TABLE The-Equtable Lte Assurance Socety of the Unted States 1285 Avenue of the Aercas, New York. New York An Equal Opportunty Eployer, M/F Equtabl e 196&

7 Moyntes Edge PSJ BO0t tf5? By DAN DONOVAN Collegan Sports Wrter Eployng a powerful offensve attack and a tght defense, undefeated W e s t Vrgna's soccer squad edged Penn State n the Lons' hoe opener, 2-1 last Saturday Led by sprted coach, ' John Stewart, t h e hghly touted Mountaneers cae to State wth the ntent of bowlng over Apple Leads State Golfer s n Qualf er Penn State's fve-an entry n the ECAC Fall Golf Tournaent Sectonal Qualfer fought off cool wnds, ran and 13 other teas to place frst n the event held last Saturday on the Lons' hoe course. The State contngent fnshed the 18 holes wth a 291. The scores of the top four players fro each tea were added together to get the total score. Navy took second place honors wth a 300. To Apple scored a 70 to take edalst honors whle also leadng the State tea. Apple, a senor, was one of the standouts on last year's golf squad. Bob Hbschan contrbuted 72 to the State total whle Mack Corbn ht for 75. Andy Noble opened hs Penn State golfng career wth a 74 to round out the four qualfyng scores. Frank Guse, the ffth eber of the Lon squad, was close behnd wth a 76. Navy qualfed two ndvduals. Erc Uttegarde, ndvdual chapon two years ago, fnshed wth a 73, and Chuck Wllason shot a 74. The other qualfers were Ed. Kenyon of West Chester State (71), Todd Poland of Georgetown (72), Wal Anushko of Wlkes Colege (73), Gary Yoke of Penn (74) and Doc Beer of Bucknell (74). The Penn State; and Navy teas wll jon'the-lo top advduals at Bethpage Park oh Long sland for the fnals of the Fall tourney Oct. 19. The Lons were wnners of the event last year. Meet and.date by SNGLE? COMPUTER MATCHNG Hundreds of elgble! want to eet you n th«area's largest group or tested and coputer-atched sngle adults. Specfc guarantees. No oblgaton for brochure and free prelnary personalty test. «> Coputer Matchng of Hbg..2,6 locu,,», su,b 117 (0r Call ) Harnsburg, Pa. Ph. 23S-9323 v Nae. the Lons. State, however, wasn't the easy prey they had expected. Coach Herb Schdt. n hs frst atch as soccer coach for the Lons, felded a tea that showed gr deternaton. Outcoe Hurts Schdt was, of course, dsapponted by the outcoe of the atch. "We were very weak n the frst half and played a spotty second half," sad the youthful entor. "We wll have to provde a ore concentrated attack n order to score." The coach cted one ndvdual whose play especally pleased h. "Glen Dtzler played a fne gae at the wng for us," he sad.. Also playng good soccer was Lon goale Pete Geltan, who had several spectacular plays aong hs sx saves. West Vrgna's scores both cae late n the second quarter. Wth 11:40 gone, wngback Terry Parftt took a pass fro Bll Kaser and ended the scoreless deadlock. Parftt showed consderable aount of agressveness aganst the Lon as he shot an aazng total of 11 kcks at the goal. Star Scores AU-Aercan soccer star Walt Nstorenko accounted for the second WVU score as he booted hoe a kck wth 8:45 gone to gve the Mountaneers a 2-0 lead. BU Snyder led the Lons on" the road to recovery wth a goal n the thrd quarter. Snyder was playng the centerhalfback poston, the one whch has gven Schdt ost concern. State, however was not able to crack the West Vrgna stall strategy through the rest of the atch. t P.nn Stat. P«. Wtlt Vr.lnla Geltan G Schoch Sears LFB Sullvan! Loncar RFB Farquh ar 1 Dftzler thb Boyd; Galvln RHB Mooney l Carlnc CHB Spolar Stock O R Parftt Gatto R Glass Snyder CF Frazee Kll L - Nstorenko Sehoeoflln "01-.. " For slund Substtutons: Penn State Trola, Watts, Messner, Berger; West Vrgna Kaser, Wels, Ernst. Score by quarters : West Vrgna Penn State Scorn g: Parftt, Nstorenko, Snyder. Address Cty State Zp Aae Ph. Nuber jfl ^ejejr ^^^^ M^^ nej.^ M^aULJtaB ^Mn M^'^ ^^ w ^k' ' > ^3L.:<.^- ^,^&,S^<K-:&&~^>^^ A Great Day for Charle Who? By PAUL UVNE Charle Zapec. After the gae, coach Joe Paterno prased all ;; Colleoan. Edtor Two of the backfeld Charles were falar three of hs Charles, but he showed an " told you naes to Penn State's lneup. Messrs. Burkhart so" sle as he talked about Wlson. ' \ "That Charle sure sparked the offense today," (better known as Chuck) and > a fan sad Saturday., Pttan ("Go, Charle "Wlson was nervous as can be on Thursday," go") have been ovng tld offense through the ar Paterno sad. "But he played a fne steady gae. - "Whch Charle?" a Penn State assstant and over the ground snce the begnnng of the Charle's gong to be a real good back, soeday." % coach asked. 1 "Why, uh... ^rlt? X season. But last Saturday at West Vrgna, another Pttan agreed wth Paterno's analyss of the young halfback who had carred only Charle entered the Lons' lelght. Charle, ean Char-,f.S^fe-VX Messr. Wlson (the "Cocoa Kd") was about as one te for no gan before last Saturday. S le Pttan and Wlson -> <^<^" falar to the Mountaneers as beatng Penn "That Charle Wlson showed real potental," and Burkhart. State s to J ("Wat'll next year") Carlen. But sad the an who was n Wlson's poston last the pound sophoore fro Cocoa, Fla. year. "He accelerates real quck, and s one of the And f t was confusng for those n at- ft ade a lastng presson on Carlen and hs band better blockng backs on the tea." tendance, consder the 7 " of psyched-up ountan en. One Charle to another. Pttan t? should know Wth West Vrgna leadng 14-7 late n the what he's talkng about. Last year, rado fans who ust he was n second perod and the Lons at the Mountaneer have wondered 21, exactly the sae spot as Wlson. Bob when Capbell, the Cocoa Kd was the secondary recever on a the Lon star halfback, the announcer proclaed that had been njured, and a fefc^ pass play ntended to go to tght end Ted Kwalck. sophoore was needed to plug the gap. Last. "Charle's year But wth Kwalck covered, havng a Wlson broke loose n t was Pttan. ths year Wlson. great day.'' the end zone. He ade a leapng catch of Burkhart's pass for the tyng score, and the Lons were newest substtute coes along as well last year's And Joe Paterno can't help but hope that the t was ndeed a great day for Charle on the way to a vctory. Before the day was surprse. Pttan, who last season was' and Charle and Charle. Penn State's three backfeld perforers who yards and carred fve tes for 21 yards, fllng workhorse of the squad. No longer reseblng a LEVNS brused over, Wlson snared another Burkhart pass for 17 fro shoulders to knees, has now becoe the 5 j wcu often followed uuuw vu the ud blockng uut.<uvj of w ther.ucu naesake uunu n w. n for ju the uc uj njured urea ouu Bob <~apqen. Capbell. (uonrtttuea on page egnz) ntpfxszxa^x ^>W»»KnP5»«-afll»aafc Sa^aSS8«^aSE8S s^ THE DALY COLLEGAN LOCAL AD CLASSFED AD DEADLNE DEADLNE 4:00 P.M. 2 Days 10:30 A.M. 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8 j j f»»mbem^^ VHanova Harrers SPresentngOur r Down Lons, Joey Awards ; (Contnued jro page sx) 33 2/3 rp. < V» { The JOE BROWN award for the best trade? goes to Charle Pttan, who sad the Four Tops ; ' tape was "good enough to trade." So he traded t ' to Bus No. 1, along wth a couple throw-ns, getl tng the Teptatons, Son and Garfunkel and 5 The Beach Boys n return. Bus No. 2 loved t. V < The award for the BEST UNDERSTATE- 3 MENT goes to Denns Onkotz, who sad after the : gae that he had a "pretty good day. had been ; careless the last couple of gaes," he sad, "but today ^ a lttle better." Actually, the junor ; lnebacker unoffcally had sx unasssted tackles, four asssts, two nterceptons and a touchdown, ': one pass deflecton, and one play on whch he set J up the tyng score. A pretty good day. A lttle better. y The MEGAPHONE coeoratve award wll be gven o the 2,000 West Vrgna fans who 'J " sat n the stadu for uch of Frday nght, hold- ng ralles and skts at the concluson of "Mountaneer Week." Specal trophes wll be gven o students wth the longest beards, to fraterntes wth the ost beards, and to the prettest coeds, though not necessarly wth beards. The REVENGE award of the week wll go to Penn State's sophoores, and partcularly to lnebacker Jack Ha. "They (West Vrgna) beat us last year as freshen, soethng lke 33-17," Ha recalled after the gae. "And that Gresha scored four touchdowns, so we really wanted to beat the." Ha, who sad he ddn't thnk t had been hs best gae, had sx unasssted and four asssted tackles as the tea leader wth Onkotz. Bob Gresha, by the way, carred 10 tes for 24 yards and one touchdown. And the CROWD PLEASER award goes to Mke Red, who also won the fashon award when he returned n the second half wearng black hghtop shoes to protect an njured ankle. Red left the gae late n the fourth quarter, and as he trotted off the feld and behnd the bench, he waved hs rght thub, ponted toward the sky, before the apprecatve fans. The crowd stood, let out a deafenng roar and held up three "We're Nuber One" sgns. Red loved t. l PUN praer? 'We have nothng to fear but fear tself..and the boos/ an." Support ths sple savor of Aerca's destny. Buy hs offcal, profusely llustrated capagn anualbography-platfor at bookstores now. $2.95 P(g ^ 1 flsbo CLASSFED ADVERTSNG POLCY DEADLNE 10:30 A.M. Day Before Publcaton Frst nserton 15 word axu JUS Each addtonal consecutve nserton 35 Each addtonal 5 words.15 per day Cash Bass Only! No Personal Ads! OFFCE HOURS 9:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Monday through Frday 1. Leave New York JUNE 19 LH Leave Frankfurt SEP WEEKS Madrd $ Leave New York JUNE 22 T? Leave Madrd AH Leave Madrd AUG WEEKS Robert Brllann jane D. Grove. Andrew Rubn ' or Based on 50 or ore persons "Based on 70 or ore persons Subject to Gov't. Approval By DCK ZEUER Collegan Sports Vlrtpr Two hoe course records were broken last Saturday as Penn State's varsty and freshan cross-country teas were sultaneou.-.ly taken apart by then counterparts fro Vllanova. The varsty contest,.won by the Wldcats, produced a new record for the fve-le course around the Unversty golf lnks. The new ark of 25:05.2 was set by To Donnelly. The prevous record was 25:05.5. The freshan contest turned out- to be a two-an affar, wth Ron Walsh of Vllanova and State's Gregg Fredercks both battlng down to the wre. Both runners fnshed under the forer record for the three-le dstance (14:56.4), set by sub-four-nute ler Jerry Rche of Ptt. Walsh won the contest wth a 14:43, and Fredercks followed wth a 14:51. Brght Ad Dull The fne perforance by Fredercks brghtened a n otherwse dull afternoon, as the Lon frosh took a drubbng fro the Phladelpha ports. Harry Groves looked optstcally to the future as he revewed last Saturday' s results. "Vllanova has a tough bunch of guys and we were not qute up to the," the frstyear coach sad of the beatng. Groves predcted better thngs to coe, as he explaned that "whle we were not up to LGP S COMNG 1969 PENN STATE GROUP FLGHTS TO EUROPE London $ Leave New York JUNE 19 PA Leave London AUG WEEKS 2. Leave New York JUNE 26 TW Leave London SEP WEEKS Asterda $ Leave New York JULY 8 KL Leave Asterda Leave Asterda AUG WEEKS P. O. Box 585, State College, Pa we could have beaten ost other teas'." The Wldcats are the defendng NCAA chapons, and the Lons could not have found ore fordable copetton for ther openng eet unless, accordng to Groves, they had travelled to Oregon. Closed Out -State was closed out of the frst two places, as Dck Buerkle took second wth a 25:22 for Vllanova. The Lons fnally broke nto the scorng colun when Ray Sth trotted across the fnsh lne n 5:33, good for a thrd place. The tea s developng about as Groves had hoped for ths pont n the season, and he added, "They are showng a lot of- proveent ' and enthusas." The next opportunty for the Lons to exhbt soe of that proveent, and enthusas wll- be ths Saturday, when West Vrgna and Teple vst the Unversty Park course. Statstcs Varsty 1. To Donnelly, Vllanova, 25: Dck Buerkle, Vllanova, 25: Ray Sth. Penn Stale, 25: Chrs Mason, Vllanova, 25: Des McCorack, Vllanova, 25: Steven Gentry, Penn State, 25: Andy O'Relly, Vllanova, 26:13. a. J Dxon, Penn State, 26: Mke Schurko, Penn State, 26;44. o. Jeff Deardorff, Penn State, 26:49. Freshen 1. Donald Walsh, Vllanova, 14: Greg Fredercks, Penn State, 14: Wlson Sth, Vllanova, 15: Dave Wrght, Vllanova, 15: Bll McLaughln, Vllanova, 15: Bryon Bea, Vllanova, 15: Gerry Henderson, Penn State, 15: John Laont, Vllanova, 15: Rorv Cassldv, Vllanova, 15: To Open to Penn State Faculty Staff, Students & Fales only «> COL L EG AN CLASSFED S -w FOR SALE ATTENTON HELP WANTED T.V. 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After carryng 25 tes for 125 yards Saturday, Charle has ganed 399 yards (5.9 ave.) n 3 gaes. Moore, the longte star for the Baltore Colts, galloped 1,082 yards for the Nltany Lons n But Charle doesn't lke to thnk of hself as carryng the runnng load.' "After the way Wlson played today, don't thnk you'll he able to call e the workhorse anyore," he sad. Another Charle, quarterback Burkhart, was as pleased -as anyone at Wlson's perforance. Burkhart has" already seen two runnng backs; Capbell and fullback Don Abbey cut down by njures, and hs All-Aer.can end Ted Kwalck has been contnually double-covered. Paterno, too, was glad to see a lttle of the pressure taken off hs quarterback, Burkhart copleted 11 of 29 passes Saturday for 179 yards and hs coach s "satsfed wth Chuck's progress. "Burkhart has had two tough gaes n a row," Paterno sad. "He hasn't been able to really donate thngs." 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