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1 S from the assocated press» K News Roundup: From the State, H Naton b World for Rtenour Patents 8 r \ The World Vetnam Ground War Casualty Statstcs Rse SAGON Casualty statstcs from battle acton s year apart reflect an ntensfcaton of the Vetnam ground war due n some degree to revved Communst quests for the ntatve. Spokesmen announced yesterday that 466 of the alles ncludng 84 Amercans about the recent average ded last week n combat n whch they klled a record 2,868 Communst troops. n contrast, the frst week of January 967 was relatvely quet. The alles then lsted. 90 dead, ncludng 67 Amercans, and sad they had klled 626 Vet Cong and North Vetnamese solders. Wdely scattered ground clashes were reported yesterday whle a dense cloud cover contnued to cut down ar operatons over North Vetnam. The monsoon weather lmted U.S. plots to 75 mssons aganst targets north of the border Wednesday. All were radar-guded attacks and there were no mmedate bomb damage assessments. Polsh Communsts Expel Amercan Attache WARSAW, Poland The Polsh government charged yesterday that army attaches of the U.S. and Canadan embasses were caught carryng out ntellgence actvtes. and the Amercan was ordered to leave Poland before Jan. 5. He s Lt. Col. Edward H. Metz ger, 42, of Quncy, Mass., on assgnment n Warsaw snce May 966. The Polsh accusaton, carred by the offcal press agency PAP, sad Metzger and the Canadan attache, L. Col. Kenneth, Jefferson attempted to photograph a mltary establshment on Jan. 4. An offcal statement by the U.S. Embassy, makng no menton of Jefferson, sad Metz ger was walkng along a major thoroughfare n Bydgoszcz n northern Poland, was apprehended at gun pont by mltary personnel, detaned aganst hs wll, dened permsson to telephone the Amercan Embassy and forcbly searched. servces at Rtenour. Several stu- By JANE DAW S dents have mad e general, vague Collegan USG Reporter The Unversty and the Undergraduate Student Government have establshed a fnancal ad fund for bed-rdden students at the Rtenour Health Center. Steven Gerson, USG Admnstratve Acton Commsson charman announced yesterday that students unable to afford the $0 a day charge are urged to apply for ad through Albert L. ngram, Drector of Unversty Health Assocaton. Students should be aware of the fact that n most cases blls are sent drectly to the students home address, Gerson sad. USG has requested that a letter explanng the fund be ncluded n the bllng envelope. The Rtenour cause has not been completely abandoned, however. USG s contnung to work on a soluton to the present over-nght costs wth members of the Admnstraton and offcals n Harrsburg. Accordng to Gerson, the USG offce has not receved one vald complant concernng the medcal comments about treatment; however, when asked to elaborate, the y have declned to do so, Gerson sad. USG has nvestgated some complants and found that Rtenour was unjustly blamed. One ncdent nvolved a long de lay n the arrv al of the ambulance to a car accdent n State College. Careful checkng of the facts showed that the call was answered by the Alpha Fre Company and not Rtenour Health Center, sad Gerson. Another complant concernng ambulance servce, whch appeared n The Daly Collegan last term s presently beng examned. Commentng on rumors about the ncompetence of the Rtenour staff, Samuel Edelman, charman of the Rtenour Commttee, charged, Most students don t realze that the doctors at Rtenour have all had successful prvate practces. n other USG busness, Vce Presdent Jon Fox announced that applcatons are avalable at the Hetzel Unon Buldng desk for charmen of USG Sprng Week, and next Falls Encampment. Students may also pck up forms to apply for USG justce to the newly revved traffc court. Meanwhle, Dr. Albert L. ngram, Unversty physcan and drector of Unversty Health Servces, reported Wednesday afternoon that there were 39 students ll at the Health Center whle a year ago, there were 24. Due to the ncreased number of students at the Health Center, student vstng hours have been suspended untl further notce. Although the number of llnesses among students at the Unversty have escaped the flu and other llnesses that have reached almost epdemc porportons n many sectons of the country. Dr. ngram also reported that they have seen almost no cases of nfluenza, but that the majorty of students reportng at the Health Center have had upper respratory nfectons wth fever. Most of the cases have been short term llnesses, wth the patent recoverng n 24 to - s V&? M M S By RCHARD RAVTZ LONDON Fve Mddle Eastern ol states were reported urgently ponderng a new defense pact last nght after hearng of Brtans provsonal decson to qut her Persan Gulf bases by 97. Senor dplomats sad the hghly secret moves, ntated by ran, have Brtan s support. The ranans are even brngng such hostle neghbors as raq and Bahran nto the pcture. They hope to head off another ferce power contest n the strategc area. Other countres nvolved, accordng to the nformants, are Saud Araba and Kuwat. Already ran has won Russan backng $00 mllon worth of arms ad for an over-all $800 mllon program to re-equp and modernze her armed forces. A Foregn Offce mnster, Goronwy Roberts, returned toda y from the Gu lf regon, where he has been warnng local monarchs and sheks to expect an early announcement of Brtans wthdrawal. Collegan Adj n?stroton Re porter The Naton WASHNGTON Despte yearly drves to ncrease sales of savngs bonds, the Treasury Department s payng out more money under the program than t takes n and has been for several years. Treasury offcals from Secretary Henry H. Fowler on down have just taken part n the annual two-day rally of the U.S. ndustral Bond Commttee n an attempt to step up sales through the payroll savngs plan. Ths year s goal s to sgn up two mllon persons to bu y bonds where they work or to ncrease the amount they buy. But the Treasur ys, own fgures show that n every mon th last year, the department pad out more to ndvduals who cashed n bonds than t collected from new bond purchases. The redem pton prce ncludes the amount orgnally pad tor the bond plus any nterest whch may have accrued durng the months or years the bond was held. Natonal Farm Group Launches Prce War CORNNG, owa The Natonal Farmers Organzaton, pledgng no prce, no producton, launched yesterday another campagn to boost agrcultural prces by wthholdn g farm products from market. ntal target s gran, to be followed at later dates by so-called wthholdng acton on meat, mlk and other farm commodtes. Presdent Oren Lee Slaley sad the acton s desgned to shut down the Amercan agrcultural plant untl our members get a far prce for ther products. The mltant farm group, sometmes called the an gry young men of agrculture, sad t s urgng ts members n 30 states to stop sellng gran as the begnnng step. The NFO conducted sx prevous wthholdng actons, major ones on lvestock n 962 and 964 and on mlk last March. The boycotts resulted n some volence. Tons of mlk were dumped n felds and streets as part of the mlk acton. Stanford Heart Transplant Vct m Pro g resses STANFORD, Calf. The condton of Mke Kasperal, whose lfe was saved by a heart transplant Saturday nght, contnues to mprove, hs doctors reported yetserday. Use of an art fcal kdney has been dscontnued, the md-mornng medcal bulletn from Stanford Medcal Center sad, and hs kdney functon has turned to near normal. Hs blood pressure, pulse and cardac functons are normal, the bulletn contnued. He s stll beng fed ntravenousl y. The patent s breathng- spontaneously wthout the assstance of a resprator for part of the tme. Hs lver functon contnues to mprove. Kasperak s physcans were so pleased wth hs progress they sad no further reports would be made unless there s a noteworthy change. They noted, however, that he remaned on the crtcal lst. NTERFRATERNTY COUNCL PR ESDENT Larry Lowen and presdents of fratern les belongng to the Fraternty Purchasng Assocaton smle wth satsfacton after re cevng funds for he FPA. PA Coll ects $40,000 From Member Houses The Fraternty Purchasng Assocaton receved approxmately $40,000 last nght from member fraterntes to cover any blls ncurred by the FPA for the month of March. The amount of ndvdual fraternty payments was based on house membershp. t s through the FPA that the 43 member fraterntes are able to buy house supples at a dscount and, thereby, save a consderable amount of house funds. The greater the volume of the purchase, the easer t s for merchants to offer dscount prces to the FPA. Goods bought through the FPA nclude meat products, produce and vegetables, baked goods, mlk and jantoral supples. Throu gh savngs realzed wth the FPA, Whats nsde fraterntes wll be n a poston to use mones prevously used for foods for other purposes and, perhaps, even lower house blls. FPA member fraterntes who dd not make ther payment for March blls should do so by Monday, Jan. 5. Checks should be made out to the FPA. n other busness of the nterfraternty Councl, Presdent Larry Lowen announced at the meetng Monday nght that he ntends to re-actvate the Fre Safety Commttee of the Councl. n lght of the fraternty fre of last month at the Unversty of Pennsylvana, whch resulted n the loss of three lves, Lowen sad that pressure on fraterntes to avod fre hazards would be renewed. The next meetng for the FC wll be at Tau Kappa Epslon fraternty on January 22. Only about 4 pt cent of the Unversty faculty used the 0mnute perod set asde by the Unversty Senate for admnsterng fnal examnatons n the academc year Data gven j esterday by Rob. ert E. Dunham, assstan t to the vce presdent for resdent nstructon, ndcated that a substantal number of departments, and a majorty of the colleges, are not usng the fnal exam schedule. Less than one-half of the faculty used the last class perod n ther courses for testng, and 38.3 per cent n dd not use the last claso for any purpose. Dunham sad the Senate proposed and adopted the new fnal exam schedule on ts own ntatve. The faculty was concerned about loss of class tme. They are actu ally deprvng themselves of the tme they were concerned about losng, Dunham sad. The examnaton schedule no longer covers graduate courses, and a number of courses n several colleges, partcularly th e College of Health and Physcal Educaton w h e r e many subjects do not lend themselves fnal examnatons. The resdent nstructon offce has encouraged departments to use fnal examnatons. Dunham sad a student ought to be evaluated for hs whole effort n the course of a term. Three-fourths of the faculty consder fnal examnatons mportant, accordng to a poll conducted by the offce of resdent nstructon. Dunham stressed the need to allow departments to make polcy on testng and student- nterrupts Vacaton Gov. Sgns Money Bll HARRSBURG (AP) - Gov. Shafer nterrupted hs Vrgn slands vacaton yesterday to sgn nto law a bll provdng the 6 legslatve leadershp off ces wth annual pay ncreases rangng from 3,500 to S The measure along wth $28 mllon n appropratons, ncludng $04 mllon for the three state-related unverstes, was approved by Shafer at hs vacaton retreat at St. Crox, Con Con Wthdraws Mlk Proposal hs Harrsburg offce reported. HARRSBURG A proposal to abolsh the state Mlk The blls were transmtted to Control Commsson was wthdrawn unexpectedly from the goxernor by Bud get Secrethe Consttutonal Conventon yesterday, but ts sponsors tary Arthur F. Sampson, who say they have not gven up the battle. went to the Vrgn slands The sp onsors, delegates Henry P. Otto of Pttsburgh Wednesday for some prelmand Rchard L. Hu ggns of McKeespbrt, sad, they n tend nary dscussons on the 968to ntroduce a stronger amended proposal when the con69 budget. venton returns next week. The legslatve pay bll protto and Huggns wthdrew ther orgnal proposal marly provded a 0-to-5 per Wednesday by droppng an appeal from a rulng by cent salary ncrease for legslt. Gov. Raymond J. Broderck, conventon presdent, that latve employes at a total anthe queston of consumer prce controls was outsde the v conventon s lmted jursdcton. nual cost of $,083,650. The surprse move came at the end of an hour-long The leadershp ncreases, debate n whch Otto, Hu ggns and a thrd sponsor, delehowever, were ncluded as part gate Harold H. Goldman, had argued the conventon had of a two-bll package to nevery rght to consder the proposal. cn-;se rhe penson base of wwsftrsar rank-and-f le legslators f r o m K $6,000 to $7,200 to concde wth a $,200 rase the lawmakers approved for themselves two years ago. > as n addton, the four majorty PAGE 2 LETTERS and mnorty floor leaders n PAGE 3 both the House and Senate wll ROCKEFELLER PLANS an extra $8,500 for ther PAGE 4 receve FEMALE TAX DRVER? postons, jumpng ther total plus the PAGE 5 salares to $5,700, POST OFFCE stra ght $4,800 n expenses. PAGE 6 FROSH MAY WRESTLE The fou r majorty and mnorty whps wll receve an PAGE 7 BEST OF GYMNASTCS addtonal $4,000 lor an annual PAGE 8 TEACHER NTERVEWS compensaton of $6,000; th The State n 958, Penn State was ht wth an epdemc whch flled the Health Center wth over one hundred patents. n addton, doctors were makng regu lar house calls n the resdence halls to treat many students who could not be treated at the Health Center. Usn g bactera samples sent by the Unversty, the U.S. Publc Health Servce determned that most of the 958 epdemc could be traced to a vral nfecton. Dr. ngram urged students to gel proper rest, as a preventatve measure, and at the frst sgn of llness, to report to the Health Center for examnaton and proper medcaton. majorty and mnorty caucus charmen; $3,500, $5,500; and the four caucus secretares, $2,500,,$4,500. Each of the 8 leadersh p McCoy Elected To NCAA Post Penn Slate Athletc Drector Ernest B. McCoy has been re-elected secretary-treasurer of the Natonal Collegate.Athletc Assocaton at the organzaton s annual meetngs n New York. Marcus Plant, of the Unversty of Mchgan was ree l e c t e d nresdent of the NCAA. postcus have had appropratons n the past contngency allowances to cover the added dutes of ther offces. The contn gency funds are to be reduced accordng to the extra salary they now wll receve. The m a j o r appropratons sgned by Shafer were S48,468,766 for Pennsylvana State Unversty ; $28,06,46 for Ternpe Unversty, and $27,634,427 for the Unversty of Pttsburgh. Other money blls recevng Shafers okay: $,227,925 for the Unversty of Pennsylvana. $2,304s,88 for Drexel nsttute of Technology. O $67,908 for Lncoln Unversty. $3,974,325 for Department of Publc nstructon captal fe H m j a B 0 expense s. $5,737,635 for operatng ex- GOV. RAYMOND P. SHAFER y rndlhnctschoo!s S U < st «M» Job Corps on Campus Tuesday The Natonal Drector of the Job Corps wll be on campus Tuesday to receve the frst Dstngushed Servce to Youth Award from the College of Human Development. Wllam P. Kelly Jr. wll be cted by the College because of hs outstandng accomplshments wth the Job Corps program snce he was apponted drector of the agency n October 966. The award wll be made at the Second Annual Convocaton of the College of Human Development at 8 p.m. n the Hetzel Unon Ballroom. 33 DR. ALBERT L. NGRAM Vstng Hours Suspended Faculty Refuses To Use Fnal Exam Schedule Md-Eastern Ol States Ponder Defense Pact Treasur y Offcals Partcpate n Bond Rall y 48 hours. Pontng out that the pcture can change n a matter of a few hours, he sad we have been fortunate that there has not been more llness among students at ths tme snce durng the past week thousands of students have returned to the campus from many dfferent areas that have been hard ht wth flu and other llnesses. Kelly s scheduled to address the assemblage on the topc College Students and the Other War, (the war on poverty). The Drector s expected to dscuss hs experences wth dsadvantaged youth, and suggest ways for unversty students to help wth Job Corps work. Pror to the convocaton, Kelly wll be honored by executves from natonal prvate ndustry at a dnner sponsored by the Westnghouse Electrc Corp. The publc s nvted to the convocaton ; there s no admsson char ge. teacher relatons because they are responsble for the educatonal program. An admnstrator can t tell faculty how to do ts job. Competent faculty members should run then- classes wth ther own object ve n mnd, Dunham explaned. Dunham sad t was good for the faculty to conduct classes n accordance wth ther own deas, and added the faculty does a very good job. He noted there s much dsagreement on a su table fnal examnaton polcy. The plans for the schedule were drawn up after resdent nstruct on asked students and nstructors ther deas on a fnal examnaton schedule. Dunham prased the satsfactory - unsatsfactory gradng system, popularly known as pass-fal, whch the Unversty Senate approved Tuesday. He sad t would greatly enhance the educat onal exper ence of students and possbly portend a tme when grades no longer burden the student. He credted the Lberal Arts Councl wth beng nstrumental n brngng the queston to a vote n the Unversty Senate. Artst Seres Concert n Schwab The Bach Ara Group, wth Wllam H. Schede as d- rector, wll present the frst Wnter Term program of the Artsts Seres tonght. The program s scheduled for Schwab Audtorum at 8:30 p.m. Free tckets are avalable today at the Hetzel Unon Buldng. The group, whch s noted for solo vocal-nstrumental portons of early 8th century Lepzg church musc, s composed of Schede and nne other world-famous nstrumental and vocal solosts. Norman Farrow, Canadan bass-bartone, has been actve as solost wth major orchestras and choral organzatons, n rado and televson, and n opera and concerts throughout Amerca and Europe. The velvety contralto voce of Maureen Forrester has been heard from the concert stages of four contnents and ths statuesque Canadan artst has sky-rocketed to fame snce her New York recta l debut n 956. Rchard Lews, Great Brtans greatest and most popular tenor, s a star of the San Francsco Opera and a regular member of the Royal Opera at London s Covent Garden and for 4 years has been the leadng tenor at the Glyndebourne Opera Festval. Snce wnnng the Naumberg Award more than ten years ago, Los Marshall, Canadas gfted soprano, has toured the world. She recently completed her sxth tour of the Sovet Unon. She brngs warmth of personalty and unchallenged artstry to everythng she sngs. Samuel Baron, flutst, s one of Amerca s foremost flutsts and n addton to hs work wth the Bach Ara Grou p, s a member of the New York Woodwnd Quntet. Robert Bloom, as bbost, has had solo appearances wth many of the leadng orchestras, ncludng the Phladelpha Orchestra under Leopold Stokowsk, the NBC Symphony under Arturo Toscann, and the RCA Vctor Symphony and the Columba Records Symphony. Barnard Greenhouse s acknowledged as one of the most remarkable cellsts of our age and has been heard n Europe and South Amerca as well as the Unted States playng hs Vscont Stradvarus cello whch dates from 684. Oscar Shumsky as volnst also has been heard wth many of the leadng orchestras n North Amerca and Europe. He s a member of the facultes of the Jullard School of Musc and the Curts nsttute. Snce 96 he has been co-drector of Canadas Stratford Musc Festval and n 962 was awarded a Ford Foundaton Fellowshp as an outstandng Amercan concert artst. The panst, Pau l Ulanowsky, also s known as a coach and accompanst. He has made numerous recordngs and has been heard n concerts n ths country and Europe. Frot h Stops Publcaton Publcaton of Froth, the campus humor magazne, was reportedly stopped yesterday. Accordng to John Harrson, Charman of the Board of Drectors of Froth, at a Board of Drectors meetng yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock n Carnege Buldng t was decded that publcaton would be suspended untl a faculty advser was apponted. The Board conssts of sx faculty members and fve students, ncludng Erc Rabe of WDFM, R. Paul McCollough, edtor of Froth, Jerry Cohen, busness manager of Froth, a representatve of U.S.G., and a La Ve representatve. Only the two Froth representatves and the faculty v/ee present. The former faculty advser, Anthony Podleck, resgned ths week, forcng Froth to dscontnue publcaton snce ts charter requres that t have a facult y adv ser. Froth, whh prnts about 5,000 copes each ssue, had planned to go to press n about terr days. Accordng to Steve DeSousa, art edtor for the magazne, the purpose of Froth s to pck out thngs on the campus that should be satrzed, and make the students laugh. Accordng to DeSousa, who co-authors Th e Adventures of Gross-Out Man wth Ray Rng, Froth s a hgh qualty publcaton, n content and n physcal qualty as compared to smlar publcatons on other college campuses. R. Paul McCollough, edtor, was unavalable for comment.

2 Edtoral Opnon Those Most Popular An nconspcuous tem n a major cty news-, paper ponts out that Dwghl D. Esenhower has topped the lst of men that Amercans admre most. The former presdent has pushed Lyndon Johnson out of the frst place poston he has held for the past four years. Followng LBJ are evangelst Blly Graham, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Pope Paul V. The artcle doesnt lst the remanng fve on the top 0 totem pole, but these frst fve comprse qute a lst n ther own. ts nterestng to note that Presdent Johnson has dropped to the No. 2 place to be replaced by former Presdent Esenhower. Both men share approxmately the same vews on the war n Vetnam that t should be contnued. Esenhower says he.cannot support any GOP canddate for the Republcan Presdental nomnaton who advocates a dove polcy on the war. Johnson, of course, s steadfastly hangng on to hs commtted course of acton n Vetnam, mantanng that an honorable settlement s hs goal. The latest word from Hano that peace talks wll be held f the bombng of North Vetnam s stopped s looked upon wth suspcon n Washngton headquarters. North Vetnam cant be trusted, says Secretary of State Dean Rusk (whom, ncdentally, the top 0 lst makes no menton of). The Vetcong volated the cease-fre truce over New Years and that proves theyre out to get us, he clams. Those who dont want to take Hano for ts word ths tme are forgettng that we are n a war, not a game. The questons of whether thngs are far does hot apply. The U.S. forces wll not be defeated f North Vetnam does use the lme durng a bombng halt to wage some knd of war effort. On the other hand, Washngton would have taken Hano at ts word to negotate f t dd stop the bombng to hold talks. And possbly Presdent Johnsons ratng mght go up wth the apparent large numbers of people who placed hm No. durng the last four years. t would show how sncere he s n hs oftenrepeated pledge to hold peace talks wth Hano Successor to The Free Lance, est 887 h? lath GMbman 62 Years of Edtoral Freedom Publshed Tuesday through Saturday durng the Pall, Wnter and Sprng Terms and once weekly on Thursda ys durng June, July and August. The Daly Collegan s a stu dent-operated newspaper. Second class postag e pad at State College, Pa. 6B0, Crculaton, 2,500. Mall Subscrpton Prce : $3.50 a year Malng Address - Box 447, state College, Pa. 480 Edtoral and Busness Offce - Basement of Sackett (North End) Phone Busness offce hours: Monday through Frday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Member of The Assocated Brest HCHARD WESENHUTTER.gffl,, DCK WESSMAN Edtor ssaw Busness Manager Managng Edtor, Sue Dehl; Cty Edtor, Wllam Epsten; News Edtors, Martha Hare and Mke Serrll; Edtoral Edtor,, Andr ea Fallen; Edtoral Columnst, Jay Shore ; sports Edtor, Paul Levne; Assstant Sports Edtor, Ron Kolb; Photography Edtor, Mke Urban. Personnel Dlrector -OHce Manager, Phylls Ross; Weather Reporter, Ellot Abram s. Board of Managers: Local Advertsng Manager, Larry Brucf ; Assstant Local Adver tsng Managers, Marcla Snyder and Edward Fromkn; Co-Credt Managers, Judy Solts and Bll Fowler; Assstan t Credt Manager, George Gelb; Classfed Advertsng Manager, Patty Rlssn ger; Natonal Advertsng Managers, Mary Ann Ross and Lnda Haler; Crculaton Manager, George Bergner; Offce and personne l Manager, Karen Kress; Publc Relatons and Promoton Manager, Ronald Resnlkoff. Commttee on Accura cy and Far Play: Charles B rown, Fath Tanney, Harvey Reeder. PAGE TWO FRDAY, JANUARY 2, 968 whenever Hano s ready and cooperatve. Meanwhle, as the war goes on and on and on, the naton s puttng those men who seem most nterested n endng t nto the most admred lst. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, who ranks No. 4 on the lst, has sad he favors a change n.polcy. Although he has not commtted hmself to Eugene McCarthy n hs bd for the B3mocratc presdetal nomnaton, Kennedy s a thorn n Presdent Johnsons sde. The Kennedy name, when t cant be lnked wth Johnsons and when t rests under a dove banner, s certanly no help n a Johnson popularty contest. Pope Paul V has no bearng n Amercan poltcs, but he does favor an end to the war. Recently he crtczed the U.S. for varous strateges n Vetnam and has sad he would not lke to see the war extended to Camboda even wth U.S. forces n pursut of fleeng Vetcong. Accordng to the top 0 lst, two hawks are stll the most popular. But ther antagonsts are creepng closer. And, the No. 2 man on the lst should be concerned wth November 0 months away. Smart Move Danel Clements, USG Supreme Court justce, confrmed last nght that USG does not plan any type of nvestgaton of Froth. Although- USG Presdent Jeff Long, who frst mentoned the possblty of an nvestgaton of the humor magazne on a WMAJ broadcast has not yet made an announcement to the contrary over the same arwaves, we feel that ths reconsderaton was an approprate move. As an earler Collegan edtoral stated, a USGled nvestgaton nto the merts of Froths humor would have put the organzaton nto a dangerous poston that of attemptng, no matter how slght, some knd of control over a campus publcaton, n nvestgaton may not have shouted censor, but t could have paved the v way for future blue-pencl acton. Were releved to hear that USG, whch has a vctory to celebrate wth ts push to have aj ass-fal gradng system now an academc polcy, has no plans to take a backwards step along wth the many t has taken n the rght drecton. TODAY ON CAMPUS Agrculture Faculty Meetng, 4 Jawbone Coffee Ho lse, Sherry p.m., Hetzel Unon Buldng Erhard (soul and blues), 8 Assembly Hall p.m., 45 E. Foster Chnese Club, 7:30 p.m., 25 Phlosophy Dept. Coll. 4 p.m., HUB 24, 25, 26 HUB Classc Dept. Lecture, 8 p.m., Sky Dvng Club, 7:30 p.m., HUB Assembly Hall 24 HUB FC, :30 p.m., 28 HUB TM Concert Jammy, 9 p.m., nterlanda Folkdancers, 7:30 HUB Ballroom p.m., 267 Recreaton Hall UBA, 8 a.m., HUB Cardroom KDBS/fljVEm\ kwve umamftm] wt BtBamewpay. realze mt?wvou [<m THAN EVER REALZE THAT VOD HAVENT \ BEFORE! ) M55EP AJN6LE PAY? BERRYS W nbo W SH \ / WHY rtw HAONT ( NOT? ENTlONED T / V-l SSS S? ffl fsf to j f m MM ll ] -sw. D»«Vn H>>4 k l\ /TlTlXl, m glad to see John Wayne gettng nto ths Vetnam thng hes never lost a war! Lette r to the Edto r A Challenge TO THE EDTOR: Several of the terms and statements ncluded by Professor Pollard n hs Senate attack upon dsruptve student demonstrators and, apparently, faculty members sympathetc to these students, are by no means clearly understood n the same way by all readers and lsteners. Therefore, am wrtng to propose that the ssues rased by Professor Pollard be the subject of an mmedate debate, formally staged, durng whch Professor Pollard ard those who agree wth hs opnons could be challenged by (and could challenge, n turn) those of us who dffer rather sharply from hs poston. The need for a fully-nformed unversty communty has, t seems to me, never been more clearly demonstrated. Now s the tme to jon the ssue, n publc, before audences whch can freely jon the dscusson. t s my hope that The Daly Collegan can ntate the procedures needed to create the forum for such a debate. Wells Kedde Assstant Professor. Labor Studes LETTER POLCY The Dally Collegan accepts tellers to the edtor regardng Collegan nam werage or edtoral polcy and campus or non-campus affars. Letters must be pewrltten, no mora than two pages n lengt h, and should be brought to the offce The Dally collegan n person so that dentfcaton of the wrter cen be lecked. f letters are receved by mall, The Collegan wll cont act the sgner r verfcaton. The Dally collegan reserves the rght to soled whch letters H00Ve,j!NXEDME... (JAS eolk forako-kner! rr,? k J. Robert Shore Nne More s lt safe yet? Has everyone fnally fnshed utterng and sputterng ther 0 best lsts? Russel Baker, satrst for the New York Tmes, probably thought he had the last say when he lsted the 0 grossest excesses ths week. But ve been watng also to release nne tems just to be dfferent. n the name of responsble journal sm, may present nne news stores whch although they ddnt shake the world, dd show that rapes and fres and kllngs are not the only thngs tha make up a newspaper. So wth all due respect to Walter Cronkte and Chet and Davd (n case ve stolen any of ther closng snppets), let the presses roll! \ For our Rpleys Beleve t or Not department two wre servces ve for top honors: NASHVLLE (ff) They even took the ktchen snk from x a house owned by Hazel Hars. Mrs. Harrs sad she rented the home to two men and, n checkng t when they moved out dscovered a televson set, cedar chest, dshes and the ktchen snk mssng. From a\up dspatch: Lorn J. Laughln, 7 years old, who has beefo wearng dentures for 30 years, sprouted a new tooth recently. Unfortunately, because of the false teeth he had tonhave hs new tooth removed. For our yovre-sure-lheres-no-oher-reason department, we read from, a TJP correspondent n Lncoln Cty, Ore. that Sherff Everett Hockema of Lncoln County grows marjuana plants n Hs offce so hs deputes wll know what they look lke. \ For our t-pays-to-bersterle department, Reuters reports from New Delh thak the ndan government, whch dropped plans to ntroduce compulsory sterlzaton for men wth three or more chldren, s workng on a plan to ncrease the pay of government employes who are sterlzed. \ Perhaps a Mr. Turner from Australa read the O. Henry tale of the vagrant who tred to have the polce gve hm a wnter home. n any event, Reuters, wrtes: When John Wllam Turner left jal wthout morey, frends or job, he pleaded to be returned. The polcevefused to arrest hm as a vagrant, so he stole a watch, turned up at a polce staton and admtted the theft. \ TJP takes the supernatural department wth two eere tales. From Pars, polce held a 67-year-old retred engneer accused of slashng Rubens pantng, of The Vrgn of the Angels n the Louvre Museum.XHe told museum guards the pantng gave hm the evl eye. And from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysa: t was supernatural, the Strats Tme quoted a geochemst as sayng. Frst stones fell on the roof. Then stones fell nsde the house. Artcles n the house caught fre. The geochemst\ S. Seeveratnam, sought Chnese temple medums to see what was wrong wth hs house. They blamed evl sprts. U Thant leads everyone n the guess-what (who?) department. London (UP) Only 58 per cent of 2,000 Brtons polled n a recent survey knew who U Thant was. The Unted Natons Secretary General was varously descrbed as startng the war n srael, leader of the Chnese Communst Red, Guard movement, a pop snger, and actor n horror moves, a dressmaker and... 8 submarne. UP, whch has consstently stnved to make the bad news sound not so bad, captures ths fnal category wth the followng report: Phllp Rosewarne and hs famly are sound sleepers. When the automoble of Earl N. Casler Jr. careened across a lawn, smashed through the Rosewarne garage, struck the Rosewarne car and drove t through the wall nto the Rosewarne recreaton room, the famly slumbered on. But when Mr. Casler knocked on the door, the famly awakened. 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3 To Study Drugs YAF Largest n State K f a.. ;,S! - T v - VA!?f!;wa>«The Unversty chapter of Young Amercans for Freedom s now the largest campus chapter n the state, accordng to chapter charman Doug Cooper. Our beng number one n the stale s a trbute to the many members who helped attract new people to the lbertaran-conservatve movement. Numbers are a reflecton of the new dynamsm exhbted by Penn State Y.A.F., but our mpact on>the thnkng of the P.S.U: communty wll be determned by the qualty of our programs, Cooper explaned. n other busness, George Burgess, head of YAFs subcommttee on drug laws, announced that a Drug Laws Forum s beng planned for the end of January. t wll be a means of exchangng opnons and nformaton between experts on varous aspects of the drug queston and members of the communty who support or oppose drug control legslaton, he sad. Ernest C. Pollard, head of the Department of Bophyscs, wll speak before the next YAF meetng, on Wednesday, Jan. 7, n HUB at 7:30 p.m. He wll present hs vews on the legtmate and llegtmate forms of student protest and wll char a dscusson to follow. The publc s nvted to attend. YAF book sales, accordng to Ken Anderer are gong to be expanded to locatons on campus other than the UNVERSTY RESEARCH CENTER. Unt, for whch fnal plans have been approved by the Trustees of the Unversty, wll be located n the research area on East Campus. The General State Authorty has authorzed $,272,656 for the project, and Federal funds of $607,888 also have been made avalable. Complcaton Not Vtal CAPE TOWN, South Afrca (#>) Doctors at Groote Schuur Hosptal yesterday removed flud that developed around the transplanted heart of Dr. Phlp Blaberg and sad they do not take a serous vew of ths complcaton. t was a setback, nevertheless, for the 58-year-old retred dentst, who became the worlds thrd human heart transplant patent Jan. 2. A hosptal bulletn sad the patents condton s not as good today as yesterday. The hosptal sad formaton of flud n the percardal sac was not a sgn Blabergs body was rejectng the alen heart. A member of Dr. Chrstaan N. Barnards transplant team sad development of flud around the heart was not uncommon n open heart surgery cases. The hosptal asd a needle was nserted nto the parcardum and the flud removed. After ths procedure, he feels better, the bulletn sad. A hosptal spokesman sad a smaller amount of flud had been present around Blabergs new heart for several days, but x-rays yesterday mornng showed much larger amounts and the sac enclosng the heart had to be tapped. Blaberg developed a slght throat nfecton, but t also was not consdered serous, accordng to Dr. Marthnus C. Botha, the mmunologst on the heart surgery team at Groote Schuur. Botha sad the nfecton was beng treated wth a gargle. Botha sad Blaberg s n better shape nne days after the operaton than the frst heart transplant patent, Lous Washkansky, who developed pneumona and ded 8 days after hs Dec. 3 operaton. The doctor sad drugs beng gven Blaberg to combat the bodys natural tendency to reject foregn organs are beng reduced because they also suppress the bodys ablty to fght nfecton. Esenhowe r To Get New Wng Revsed prelmnary plans for an addton to the Helen Eakn Esenhower Chapel have been approved by the Unversty Board of Trustees. The addton, whch.wll have two floors, wll be bult to the west of the relgous center, extendng to the south and Thrd Heart Transplant Patent formng a courtyard wth the exstng buldng. t wll nclude an audtorum wth approxmately 200 seats, to the south of the new addton. There wll also be a seres of meetng rooms for use n the relgous program, as well as offces for the coordnator of relgous affars and relgous counselors. Funds receved from the frends and famly of the late Mrs. Esenhower and from the Unversty wll fnance the constructon. The project was desgned by Harbeson, Hough, Lvngston and Larson, of Phladelpha, the frm whch desgned the orgnal buldng, completed n 956. ground floor of the HUB. Were plannng to add several new ttles to our selecton of paperbacks. Students wll have an opportunty, he sad, to buy copes of Wllam F. Buckleys The Unmakng of a Mayor, and we hope to offer Ann Rands Captalsm, the Unknown deal. Charman Cooper lsted as future programs a talk by a recent refugee from Czechoslavaka, a lecture by former Progressve Labor Movement member Phllp Luce, faculty speakers on the Amercan poltcal stuaton, condtons behnd the ron Curtan, and dscussons relatng to the nterplay between socetys demands and ndvdual freedom, he sad. fmwl DOUG coo per: Largest n State Searchers Fnd Marne Transport -» : BATTLE MOUNTAN, Nev. (/P) Searchers, Strugs glng up a snowblanketed mountan nto an almost-nac- \ - cessble canyon, yesterday found the burned wreck of a j : Marne transport plane wth all aboard dead. H The four-engne plane, carryng 8 to 20 Marnes,? crashed n a blzzard Wednesday afternoon near the peak C of 9,978-foot Mt. Tobn, the hghest pont n the desolate r area of northeastern Nevada 32 mles southwest of Battle [ Mountan. -; Wally Swanson and Gene Corbrdge of the Bureau of 3 Land Management, who frst spotted the wreck shortly & after dawn, reached the spot at 2:50 p.m. PST and radoed, back that there were no survvors. Everythng s burned. to a crsp except the tal. t took the two men sx hours on foot to cover three mles up the mountan and nto the V-shaped ravne near the top where the blackened hulk lay. Forced down by heavy cng on ts wngs, the plane had crashed on ts belly, then slp 400 feet backwards nto.. the depresson and burst nto flames. Observaton Confrmed Swanson and Corbrdge confrmed earler aeral observaton that the craft was vrtually ntact but bunred out. Everythng on the plane was charred, and the black stood out aganst the whte snow, sad Marlyn Newton, photographer of the Nevada State Journal after flyng over the wreck whch was at the 8,600 foot level. The nose, the wngs and the tal secton look lke they are stll attached to the fuselage. t was burned competely. The plane crashed wthn an hour after ts plot radoed at :50 p.m. Wednesday that cng condtons were forcng hm down below the 0,000-foot level. The C54 was en route to Seattle, Wash., from Buckley Ar Feld n Denver, Polo., whch reported 8 men aboard. t was on a 0-day Western tour from Quantco Marne Base n Vrgna. Quantco sad 20 Marnes were on the flght. Denver sad none left there. The wreckage was found at dawn yesterday, after the blzzard subsded. Rado, Ranchers The story of the death of the plane was told by rado and by ranchers n the sparsely settled mountan country The plot was flyng on nstruments because of the blzzard. At :50 p.m. Wednesday, n hs last message he told the Federal Avaton Admnstraton n Salt Lake Ctv that am losng alttudẹ at 0,000 feet and at present lme unable to mantan Twelve thousand alttude. Then, between 2 heard a boom and a could see nothng. The plane had ht feet was and 3 roar. the h snow-covered peak towerng DEAREST - cant wat to hear from, you, so note the Zp Code j n my address. And use t m when you wrte to me! m Zp Code ready moves the mal.? hs mmmum scheduled p.m. rancher Robert Hodges Because of the snowstorm he?hest peak n the area, a steep over a vallev of sanovvncv. Awats Frst Prmary Rockefeller s Canddac y Depends on Romney WASHNGTON (AP) - Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York expects to awat the results of the March 2 New Hampshre prmary before takng any fnal acton on a GOP presdental nomnaton draft movement. f Mchgan Gov. George Romney fals to make a satsfactory showng n New Hampshre, Rockefeller then wll have to decde whether to become the canddate ot Republcan moderates aganst former Vce Presdent Rchard M. Nxon Ṫhe New York governors acton could come n the sgnng or the nonsgnng of affdavts requred to keep hs name out of prmares n Wsconsn, Nebraska and Oregon. Ths ssue may come to a head Feb. 29, the fnal day to wthdraw hs name f t s entered n the Nudsts Not To Reveal Bare Truth HOLLYWOOD, Fla. ( AP) Devereux Deakn snt worred that resdents of a proposed hgh rse apartment next door to hs nudst camp wll see the naked truth. Hes afrad they mght teel compelled to photograph t. So, to thwart any would-be shutterbugs, Deakn, manager of the Coral Lakes Health Resort, decded yesterday to plant some hgh rse trees. The problem arose when Hollywood, nc., a gant development corporaton, announced Tuesday t would erect several lve-story buldngs about 500 feet from the nne-acre resort where naked members romp through the woods, play tenns and volleyball and swm. People mght have telephoto lenses and sell pctures, Deakn sad n an ntervew. wouldn t mnd but sure dont! want some guy sellng myj fres pcture around town. ] Faced wth the possble prob- lem of nosey neghbors, Deakn sad he felt the trees wll nsure! prvacy for hs,000 members. Once we get the trees up the! only way they could see us; would be to fly over n a helcopter, he sad. Deakn sad he receved of- fers to sell the nne-acre stej but took no acton. dont care what they do. They cant push us out, he sad of Hollywood, nc. The came has been here for more Vsconsn free-for-all test on gon and Maryland draft drves Aprl 2. and faled to dssuade those n- Wthdrawal Dates volved from actng. But the However, he would have untl governor dd not go beyond hs March 22 to wthdraw from the stereotyped statement that he May 28 prmary n Oregon, s not a canddate and does not where a draft movement al- want to become one, and he left ready has been organzed for the draft queston open by return, peatng that f t should arse There s clear evdence, that at the conventon wll then the Oregon move and the acton ace the stuaton. of Gov. Spro T. Agnevv n A cross-check of poltcal launchng a Maryland draft leaders turned up both support movement have put the New for and opposton to Rockefel- York Governor on a hot polt- ler. Most of the opposton was cal spot. from the South, where the New Despte Rockefellers predc- York governor s no favorte of tons that Romney wll sprng Republcans who prefer ether an upset n New Hampshre, Nxon or Gov. Ronald Reagan the gloom among hs assocates of Calforna, about the Mchgan governors chances s thl.k. f Romney flounders, they jdtfp thnk the heat on Rockefeller to ; become a can jdate whch a!- Jmt -js.,5 ready has produced otters to : JBjf - 8& 5 back draft movements n many W$T, JK-> states outsde the South wll W. -g : Percy Dscounted j «- B The Rockefeller camp s sad p, %? - Wmm to have dscounted the poss-»v. $ WW blty that Sen. Charles H. S.. mm Percy of llnos s lkely to be- S -. ; Jl come a major factor n the W. \J Wmm GOP nomnaton battle...,, Jf They have read the record of ML.t»2? JlP the moderates delay n gettng l vlp; R behnd a canddate aganst Bar- lpt.. J tep ry Goldwater n 964 and feel llnu # k, that f the reluctant Rockefeller jlf Xr. s to get nto the 968 race he fe& mm cannot wat for a draft at fbl the Wlm J > Sms Aug. 5 Mam Beach conven- J m Jlflpl Rockefellers assocates were kl, notfed n advance of the Ore- NELSON a. ROCKEFELLER -- ALL NGHT BOWLNG- EVERY SAT. NTE $2 Per Person FOUR MNMUM PER LANE (2: A.M CENTRE LANES 600 NORTH ATH2RTON Please call for reservatons also, 8 bllard tables avalable ANNOUNCNG THE AR FORCE ROTC TWO-Y EAR PROGRAM The Ar Force ROTC Two-Year Program offers an opportunty for college Ar Force commsson wth just two years of ROTC attendance. students to obtan an These two years of Ar Force ROTC begn wth a sx-week feld tranng course at an Ar Force Base durng the summer of 968. At the completon of the summer tranng the student begns sx terms (two academc years) of AFROTC. All male students n good academc standng and good health are elgble to apply for the program. The two years (sx terms) of AFROTC may be taken n any of the followng combnatons: Junor and Senor years. Senor year and grad school, or two years durng grad school. Presents THE FABULOUS \\ n f you would lke to dscuss the opportuntes of the two-year program see Techncal Sergeant C. Smth on the st floor of Wagner Buldng. The deadlne for applcatons s January 22, 968 CONCERT JAMMY THE JAZZ CLUB Wll hold a drawng for the wnner of the FRST ANNUAL JAZZ CLUB POLL Monday, January 5th on Kent Hazens Jazz Panorama Show (WDFM, 9. FM, 8-0 p.m.) The wnner wll receve comp lmentar y tckets to all Concerts ths year -» TUNE N. YOU MAY WN H B c FRDAY, JAN. 2 HUB BALLROOM 9 2:30 Donaton -75c wth Gym Meet Stub - 40c qnp zznf qnp zzof anp zzof qnp zzor qnp zzor cj np zzor ann zz r

4 PAGE FOUR FRDAY. JANU ARY THE DALY COLLEGAN, UNVERSTY PARK, PENNSYLVANA A Wonderful Experence State Leaders to Dscuss Admnstraton of Justce Female Taxcab Drver della Ancaran?. s one Unversty coed who doesnt mnd beng whstled at. n fact, she has no objectons to pckng up complete strangers and takng them for a rde. But then, Mss Ancaran a s the frst coed tax-cab drver to ht these parts. ts a wonderful experence, she sad. People are really nce to me. At frst they don t seem very sure they are seeng rght, and thnk theyre a lttle skeptcal of my drvng when we begn. They all -ask me how ever got a job lke ths and do lke t? A senor majorng n general arts and scences, but who wants to become a veternaran, Mss Ancarana has created somethng of a bandwagon effect by her entry nto the feld. Snce she started drvng cab a month ago, two other coeds have appled for jobs. Leroy Ton ey, owner of the crb servce and presdent of the Pennsylvana Taxcab Assocaton, says customer reacton to Dela as her frends call her has been terrfc. ve been told so m a n y tmes snce she started, sad Toney. She goes out of her way to help a customer, and shes a great drver. Recently durng a snow and ce storm, she had a call fve mles away over bac roads. She was about an hour late gettng back but that was because several trucks had jackknfed across the road. But she got through where even seasoned truck drvers faled. Mss Ancarana has been drvng snce she was 6 years old when her mother taught her. thnk whs a pretty lousy drver that frst year, she recalled. Last summer, as a part-tme job, she worked wth horses at a stable near her hometown of McKeesport where she pcked up the art of drvng a tractor, a jeep and a four-horse traler. She recalled walkng nto the taxcab offce and askng for a job whch took some spunk snce she knew the names of only sx streets n State College at the tme. They thought was applyng for a job as receptonst. When told them wanted to drve a cab, thnk knd of startled them, Mss Ancarana sad. She admted she was pretty scared the frst tme out alone and had to ask customers for WHSTLNG AT TAXCABS can be fun at He unadvce on streets. But no versty, especally f the cabbe happens to be della Ancaone seemed to mnd. senor majorng n She selected cab-drvng over rana, the frst coed tax drver here. A normal coed jobs lke baby- general arts and scences, she s usng her earnngs for her sttng and watress work be- spendng money, but hopes to save enough to get a horse. cause she lkes drvng, beng outdoors, and meetng dfferent to say about thngs. On campus from her customers s not. to people. Ths gves you a you meet o.ly people your own drve at nght. The cab servce chance to meet people of all age. makes sure of that and allows Shp sad most of the advce her to drve only days. They ages and hear what the have Lve & Jazz dug Key admnstrators from agences and nsttutons n Pennsylvana that are concerned wth the admnstraton of justce wll convene at the Unversty Jan to formulate polcy gudelnes and programs of n-servce tranng for Commonwealth personnel engaged n correctonal work. The program, funded n part by the U.S. Department of Justce, s sponsored by the Center for Law Enforcement and Correctons, College of Human Development, under the Unverstys Contnung Educaton program. The three-day Executves Workshop of the Pennsylvana Adult Correcton Tranng nsttutons, abbrevated as PACT, was prompted by the need for correctonal personnel nall phases of the work to understand not only ther partcular tasks, but also the nteracton of the roles of all agences nvolved n the admnstraton of justce. Offenders routnely are dealt wth by personnel n the many branches of the correctonal system, sad Charles L. Newman, head of the Center for Law Enforcement and Correctons. t becomes mandatory, therefore, for career correctonal persons to have some understandng of the nteracton of the entre system f they are to comprehend and change the offender s dsturbed relatonshp wth hs socety. The workshop wll open Sunday afternoon, Jan. 2, wth orentaton and brefng sessons conducted by Newman; Jay Campbell, assstant professor of law enforcement and correctons; and Wllam H. Parsonage, nstructor n that department. The keynote speaker for the Sunday Goff To Speak n At Colloquum n Concert THE J MMY SMTH TRO 7:30 P.M SUNDAY.JANUARY 2st also screen ncomng calls so that Mss Ancarana wont have to lft heavy trunks or lug large orders of groceres. But ts funny, she sad. Men usually won t let me lft ther sutcases. guess they feel funny standng there whle lft them. But dont mnd. Mss Ancarana spends about 8 hours a week on the job, mostly on Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. On an average day she logs 30 to 40 calls and drves about 50 mles. And the work hasnt cut nto her class work. m makng better grades now than ever before. But as much as she lkes rdng a cab, shed prefer rdng a horse. Shes usng her earnngs for her own spendng money and hopes to save enough so she can eventually have a horse, possbly by sprng. Her love for horses s also a bg reason for lw desre to be at veternaran. Last summer, she asssted a veternaran whle he performed an eye operaton on a horse and from that tme, she says, she knew what her lfe goal would be. Her customers have helped her. n ths feld also. One man gave her a lst of names of people n ths area who would help her board a horse, whle another woman gave her contact names n Tennessee where Mss Ancarana hopes eventually to settle to care for the famed Tennessee W a l k e r horses her favorte. Schwab Audtorum Tckets on Sale n the HUB Professor Robert Goff, of Hamlton C o l l e g e, Clnton, N.Y., wll present a paper today on Wttgensten s Tool and Hedeggers mplements. He wll speak at a 4 p.m. colloquum sponso-ed by the Department of Phlosophy, n 26 Hetzel Unon Buldng. Goff s a graduate of Colgate Unversty and Drew Unversty, and has been on the faculty at Hamlton College snce 965. He s the author of artcles publshed n varous jo urnals of phlosophy, and most recently presented a p a p e r enttled Aphorsm as Lebensform n Wttgensten s Phlosophcal nvestgatons to the annual meetng of the Socety for Phenomenology and Exstental Phlosophy. CAMPUS AMUSEMENT CENTER Home of h» Hearty Hoagy - A PENN STAT E JAZZ CLUB PRESENTATON - 6 Hoagy 79e r 3 r Next to Herlochers WASPs Dom nate Executve Sutes WASHNGTON (AP) A seres of government reports shows that whatever may have been done to end employment dscrmnaton on the lower levels, the key to the executve sute s stll tagged manly for the whte, Anglo-Saxon Chrstan. The reports, by the Equal Employment Opportunty Commsson, are to be made publc at hearngs n New York Cty next week. The hearngs were called to explore employment dscrmnaton on the whte collar level n some of the naton s largest busnesses. Ths s the frst tme n the commssons 2%-year hstory that t has moved prmarly nto bg busness whte collar employment, although t tackled drug ndustry dscrmnaton last fall. To Hold Hearngs The commsson has prepared at least. four reports to back up ts fndngs, and s prepared to lsten to ndustry representatves explan what they have done to try to elmnate racal, relgous and sexual dscrmnaton n employment. The commsson studes are Wne and W ne Party af DELTA TAU DELTA Featurn g Passan o Tger Rose Wne and Cheese W LL STE P UP LOCAL BUS SERVCE Beg nnng MONDAY Jan Untl Further Notce Buses wll Leave the Corner Room every half hour hegnrung at 7:5 A.M ana go based on data whch employers were requred by law to submt concernng ther employment patterns n 966 and 967. The reports are focused on New York Cty. One report detals the employment patterns of 00 major New York Cty corporatons and these frms, whle headquartered n New York Cty, account for nearly 6 per cent of the natons total output of goods and servces and employ about 0 per cent of the 26 mllon persons covered under the commssons employment reportng system. The report covers, however, only ther New York operatons. Many Faceted Separate reports cover the fnancal ndustry banks, nsurance companes, brokerage frms and te communcat o n s ndustry : advertsng, book publshng, nevspapers, magaznes, rado and televson. There also s a report dealng wth charges of dscrmnaton aganst Jews n top level management. Although t h e commsson would not release the reports pror to the hearngs, sources ndcated these are some of the fndngs : Although the New York Cty populaton s about 8 per cent Negro, and ts total work force s 8.3 per cent Negro, among the frms reportng to the commsson, Negroes represented only 6.7 per cent of whte collar employment n bankng and 5.9 per cent n nsurance. Puerto Rcans, at 0 per cent of the populaton, held nformal 9:00 P.M Corvette Stlna Rav Convertble wth removable hardtop. ts runnng mate: Camaro SS Coupe S. ASsS a Chambers Buldngs Buses w also Leave East Halls at 7:35 A.M and go drectly to Chambers Buldng and Rec Hall. 5- per cent of the whte collar bankng jobs and only 2.8 per cent of nsurnace jobs. Most of these posts are at the clercal level. 00 Companes Lag The commsson found that the 00 major companes headquartered n New York Cty fal to match ther economc leadershp role wth leadershp n equal employment pportunty. Negroes held only 2.6 per cent of ther whte collar jobs, and Puerto Rcans two per cent. The commsson sad that whle these corporatons have large resources whch would make t possble to recrut on a broad scale, they are, n fact, the laggard;.. The communcatons ndustry also employs few Neg rs and Puerto Rcans. But tha commsson found that oppotuntes for women above the clercal level generally are bette n ths area, although the fnancal ndustry comes close to treatng women as well. t f o u n d the communcatons m eda also provde gener ally better oportuntes at all levels than do the 00 largest corporatons. The commsson found that the cty s Jewsh populatonnew York Cty s above onequarter Jewsh s under-utlzed at the management level n all ndustres, and ts tny representaton among corporate executves contrasts sharply wth the hgh educatonal level of the Jewsh communty. Jews account for about half the college graduates n New York Cty. Colle gan Ads Brn g Results Rushees: Come see the show! SAT. KTE nght banquet at the Nttany Lon nn wll be Joseph J. Kelley, Jr., secretary to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvana, who wll dscuss The Admnstratons Awareness of and Support for Tranng n the Admnstraton of Justce. The workshop program ncludes several speakers, talks by correctonal experts and resource persons and a seres of semnars all of whch have been desgned to enable the producton of a report durng the course of the nsttute. The report wll specfy polcy gudelnes for an nter-agency correctonal tranng program for personnel who work drectly wth offenders. Results of the meetngs wll lay the groundwork for a seres of ntensve PACT workshops to be held at Unversty Park and other locatons throughout the State. Other conference speakers nclude: E. Preston Sharp, general secretary of the Amercan Correctonal Assocaton; Danel B. Mche, Jr., charman of the Advsory Board to the Pennsylvana State Board of Probatons and Parole; Wllam G. Nagel, executve drector of the Governors Councl for Human Servces of Pennsylvana; Leonard D. Hassol, assocate professor of human development at Penn State; Arthur T. Prasse, commssoner of the Bureau of Correctons for Pennsylvana; Paul J. 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5 Romney Warns of Racal Volenc e LANSNG, Mch. (/P) Warnng that Mchgan and the naton face growng danger of more racal volence next summer, Gov. George Romney yesterday called on state lawmakers to provde for greater justce and better law enforcement. There are ctzens organzed, traned and armed for volence, rots and cvl guerrlla warfare, Romney, a canddate for the Republcan presdental nomnaton, sad n hs annual state of the state message. They are usng the latest methods and means developed n Cuba, Chna and Southeast Asa and are steadly enlstng and securng more recruts, he sad. On the other hand, there are those who are armng at an alarmng rate to prptect themselves and to take the law nto ther own hands, Romney added. The governor sad elmnatng racal dscrmnaton and human njustce by peaceful and orderly changes s the key ssue n the naton s ctes today. Hs specfc proposals, open housng, tenants rghts and rot-control legslaton, drew applause from legslators and the states top executve and judcal offcers who crowded nto the House chamber to hear the message. Romney ndcated he had drawn hs conclusons from last summers Detrot rots, hs urban tour last fall and consultaton wth state polce offcals. Almost mmedately followng hs speech, Romney left for a seven-day campagn swng through New Hampshre, ste of the natons frst presdental prmary, March 2. Romneys message also sought ncreased ad to educaton, a boost n the state s $.25 per hour mnnum wage, reorganzaton of the states lower court system, stffer controls over publc employe barganng and band ssues to help fnance cost of protectng the states natural resources. Wentraub To Talk At Capt ol Campus Stanley Wentraub, professor of Englsh, wll speak at 8 p.m. llrr Tuesday at the unverstys f Captol Campus. t A Wentraub wll dscuss the j j fk wrtngs of George Orwell. Hs Xs SB k speech wll be part of a new \fbbs Vstng Lecturers Seres at the j S H f campus. at Hs lecture, Homage to % Utopa, s one of four lectures WSL scheduled to be presented dur- abbff ng the. Wnter and Sprng» Terms. J Wentraub has been at the Unversty snce 953, when he mbsm was apponted as a gradaute assstant. Te appont m e n t came after servce as an offcer n the Army durng the Korean War, an experence he wrote about n The War of the Wards. He s the author of more than a dozen books, nclu dn g Prvate Shaw and Publc Shaw, The Art of Wllam Goldng, Regge, The Yellow Book, STANLEY WENTRAUB and Bography and Truth. Hs newest book s EvoluGeorge Orwell Speech ton of a Revolt: The Early Postwar Wrtngs of Lawrence of Araba. Edted n collabora- vance to hs Captol Campus ton wth hs wfe, Rodelle lecture on George Orwell, for Went raub, t was publshed Orwell s a major fgure n t. ths month by the Pennsylvana Wentraub teaches courses State Unversty Press. here n modern Englsh lterahs next book wll appear ture, as well as a course n Feb. 2, and has drect rele- bographcal wrtng. ws POD To Send All Frst Class Mal by Plane CLASSROOM LABORATORY BULDNG to be constuced at the Unverstys Hazleton branch campus s depcted n the artsts sketch. Constructon of the three-story buldng s expected to begn n late sprng. The prospected cost s $.6 mllon. among those who have seats n the councl. The Councl dscusses problems whch arse and plans actvtes for ther varous groups. The other actvty run by the offce s ts weekly Semnar n Amercan Language and Culture held Monday evenngs at 7:30 n 73 Wllard. Guest speakers fath j present term wll lead dscussons on such subj ects as th e hppes, Amercan busness, Amercan theatre, and presdental electons. Anyone s welcome to attend. t s a recognzed problem that on a campus as large as ours, t s dffcult to get a feelng of belongng and to get to know any great number of people. Ths s especally dffcult for the nternatonal students who are nof. f unlar wth Amercan ways and to whom not much notce s gven. The nternatonal Offce, therefore, provdes several actv t e s throughout the year such as nternatonal Nght, a banquet, and many socal get-togethers. Ths s done wth a budget provded by the Unversty. Closer Contact Sought There are even more ambtous programs beng planned to mprove relatons between Amercan a n d nternatonal students by brngng them nto closer contact. These nclude a resdence hall program slated Hazel ton Lab OKd Prelmnary plans for a $.6 mllon three-story classroom laboratory buldng at the Unverstys Hazleton C a m p u s have been approved by the Board of Trustees. Accordng to Frank C. Kostos, drector of tl«campus, constructon s expected to begn n the sprng, after fnal plans have been approved and contracts awarded. More than $200,000 was rased n the Hazleton area toward the project, whch s also beng fnanced by $643,280 from Federal sources and $664,500 from the General State Authorty of the State. The ground floor of the new buldng wll have a large lecture room for 82 students, n addton to storage and equpment rooms. The frst faculty and admnstratve offces, and two semnar rooms. The seco.d floor wll provde room for two electrcal labora- tores, two draftng rooms, a physcs laboratory, two preparaton rooms, and a classroom. The thrd floor wll house a bology laboratory wth two preparaton rooms and a sterle room, an organc chemstry laboratory w t h nstrument room, a general chemstry laboratory, t h r e e ndependent study rooms, and storage areas. Archtects for the buldng are from the frm of Valverde and Franco, of Scranton, commssoned by the General State Authorty. Chester Buldng Prelmnary plans for a $2 mllon mult-purpose buldng, the frst to be constructed on the Unverstys new Delaware County Campus, have been approved by the Board of Trustees. The three-story classroomlaboratory-offce buldng wll be bult at the permanent 00- Tucreta Opens Theatre The Unversty Theatre, n conjuncton wth the Theatre Arts Department, wll open ts wnter season on Feb. 8-0 and 5-7 wth the presentaton of The Rape of Lucreta, an opera wrtten by Benjamn Brtten. The opera wll be staged at the Pavlon, wth Rchard Shank drectng. Followng t h s producton Leo Germ of London, vstng professor n the Theatre Arts Depar tment, wll portray Julus Caesar n George Bernard Shaws Caesar and Cleopatra. Performances wll be gven at the Playhouse Feb. 22- for the comng year n North Halls (85 per cent of the students are n graduate studes and now have graduate housng or fnd ther own) and a small newsletter, hopefully to begn publcaton n the sprng. t wll contan news bulletns, artcles wrtten by the students themselves, and a commentary from an non-amercan vewpont. Now perhaps the Offce of nternatonal Student Affars s no longer so lttle-known. Wth the help of actvtes whch Amercans and other natonaltes can attend together and the future programs, t.hould not be long before the nternatonal students themselves are recognzed as a vtal and nterestng part of Penn State. 24 and Feb. 29 through March 2. Rchard Edelman wll assume the task of drector. T h e Unversty Theatres fnal presentaton of the term wll be a Specal Event producton of The Red Eye of Love, a play by Arnold Wensten. Robert Barber s drectng the performance whch wll be gven March 7-9, at the Pavlon. The Unversty Theatre box offce wll be open the week pror to the frst performance. The box offce telephone number at the Pavlon s at the Playhouse number s acre campus ste n Lma. The project wll be fnanced by $.2 mllon from the Delaware County Commssoners and a grant of $800,000 from the Federal Hgher Educaton Facltes Act. Accordng to John D. Varo, drector of the campus, constructon of the frst buldng s expected to begn ths year, followng approval of fnal plans and the advertsng for bds and awardng of contracts. The buldng wl accommodate approxmately 400 full-tme students. Three Floors The frst floor wll contan a large lecture hall wth areas for a projecton booth and preparaton room, a lbrary, student study areas, health sute, nstructonal ades room, sx admnstratve offces, recreat onal areas, a book stor e, and storage areas. The second floor wll house Frends of nda Show Hnd Flm The Frends of nda Assocaton at the Unversty wll present a Hnd move wth Englsh subttles tomorrow at 8 p.m. n 0 Chambers Buldng. The move s enttled Ek Dl Sau Afsane (One Soul and 00 ncdents.) Tckets are avalable a the nformaton desk n Hetzel Unon Buldng. The Brothers of P Kappa Alpha wsh to congr atulate ther new nt ates: Bll Sptzner Jem Bradley Phl Palermo Jm Percy Keth Donat Rusty Bev ers Rch Tomlnson George Purnell Jm Schmoye r Phl Kennett Jm Rchardson Rck Wagner fve faculty offces, three counselng offces, two Contnung Educaton admnstratve offces, fve classrooms, a semnar room, language laboratory, computer laboratory, two electrcal laboratores, a draftng room, and secretaral space. The thrd floor wll contan a physcs laboratory wth preparaton areas, chemstry laboratores w t h preparaton area, ndependent study laboratory, three classrooms, a bology laboratory, a controlled envronment room, a semnar room, and ten faculty offces. More Than,000 The campus, now located at 6th and Penn Sts., Chester, s servng more than,000 persons, ncludng 235 students n full-tme day programs and 898 n part-tme adult educaton courses. SOCK T N THE SDE POCKET AT THE ARMANARA BOWLNG LANES Across From South Halls DURNG THE WEEK mer- chandse and sncere servce nsure r -UlJL.jewelers,J LA PUMA s havng Vz prce SALE Only you can prevent fo rest fres! Crculaton Staff of Daly Collegan Do you have a frst, second, or thrd perod free? WANTED FOR PSYCHOLOGY EXPERMENT M ale U n versty Students, Undergrad uat es or f ormer PSU Undergraduates. Must be 2 or older. The experment wll be conducted n 9 sessons to be held on 9 of the 0 scheduled dates. Subjects must be avalable for all 0 of these date s. The dates are : January 24, 3, February 7, 4, 2, 28, March 6, and Aprl 0, 7, 24 ( all Wednesda ys). Each sesson wll be held n the chapter room of Kappa Sgma fraternty and wll begn at 5 :45 p.m. and contnue untl 0:30 p.m. (Sandwches wll be provded.) Each subje ct must partcpate n all 9 of the sessons that are conducted. Those nterested should sgn up n person wth proof of age, at the nsttute For Research, 257 S. Pu gh Street, from 9-2 a.m. and from -4 :30 p.m., Monday through Wednesday January 8-2, untl the quot a s flled. Telephone nqure s may be made by callng , but no telephone reservatons wll be accepted. Jammy FRDAY 25c your 28 E. College Avenue (next to The Tavera) 26 E. College Ave PLEASE BE ARFUL! and go halves w th us J?u satsfacton. 9 $ LAWRENCE F. OBREN from 4 to more than 500 the number of ctes recevng such servce. n addton, through the use of regonal networks and ar tax operatons, the Post Offce has establshed wthn-state ar servce n 35 sates. 9 Regulaton $ Must Have Gar Bllard Tables! C,s «nm, or a C f so, call: j Ask lor George Bergner tt»a» t tf gl j ewelers qualty mproved handlng. The Post Offce, OBren sad, developed much of ts current arlft servce durng the past year by expandng Job Openngs FROM 9:00-6:00 JUST 75e PER HOUR MOrE&D Where The Post Offce plans to ask Congress n 969 to formally elmnate the armal rate and create a new sngle-class prorty servce under whch all letters destned for dstant ponts would travel by plane. 56% Go Frst Class Frst-class mal accounts for about 56 per cent of all letters, and OBren sad 40 per cent of ths s gong far enough to be arlfted. The remander s destned for nearby ponts. The plan would vrtually elmnate the ralroad as carrers of frst-class mal and the ndustry may use the announcement as a bass for another round of proposals to dscontnue more passenger trans. OBren sad, however, that the ralroads wll reman a vtal lnk n our over-all transportaton pattern, partcularly n the movement of contaners, parcel post and other bulk mal. The Post Offce expects to pay the ralroads about $270 mllon ths year for carryng mal and OBren sad the departments move toward an all-ar frst-class s y s t e m would not affect ths revenue. Almost Total Arlft OBren sad very, very lttle frst-class mal currently s beng handled by the ralroads and we have what closely approxmates a total arlft servce now. The department expects to pay the arlnes ths year about $7) mllon for transportng mal. OBren sad that although armal revenue now totals about $4 mllon he beleves that the revenue loss whch would result from elmnatng the hgher prced armal servce wll be lmted because of Payment wll be accordn g to performance. t wll vary fr om $50 to over $0, wth an aver age payment of about $85 for the entr e experment. come n begnnng Sat, Jan. 3th YOUR PENN STATE CLASS RNG WASHNGTON W The Post Offce Department announced plans yesterday to abandon ts separate armal servce and transport all frstclass letter mal by plane. The new 6-cent rate for frst-class postage wll reman unchanged. Postmaster Gen. Lawrence F. OBren, n announcng the plan at a news conference, sad the department already s carryng most letters by ar, but only an armal stamp at the new 0-cent rate currently guarantees letters a place on the plane. New Buldng at Chester SA Offce Greets Foregn Students By JUUE DUNLAP Collegan Staff Wrter There s at the Unversty a lttle-publczed o f f c e concerned wth a lttle-publczed g-oup of people. Ths s the Offce of nternatonal Student Affars n Wllard, whch looks after the 540 students attendng Penn State from over 70 dfferent countres. The offce s chef funct on s to contact the students after they have been admtted to check on ther fnancal and mmgraton status and to ntervew each ndvdual after hs second week on campus. The ntervew s desgned to acquant the students wth avalable actvtes and solve problems that often arse when lvng n a large, strange Amercan unversty. The offce has no more ndvdual contact wth nternatonal students untl mmgraton papers h:\ve to be updated or the students gve fnal reports before leavng the Unversty. Two Man Actvtes There are two man actvtes whch the Offce of nternaton al Student Affars supervsee. The frst s the nternatonal Councl. Ths organzaton has representatves from countres wth many students here and from all geographcal or ethc groups. For example, nda and the Moselms are Abandons Ralroad 9-2:30 FUB East Ha s Grls Free t l 9 30

6 Grapplers Wat for Offcal Word Frosh May Get Chance On the eve of hs second wrestlng meet, aganst New England powerhouse Sprngfeld at 2 p.m. tomorrow n Rec Hall, Lon wrestlng coach Bll Koll fnds hmself n a dlemma of sorts. Wth the new NCAA rulng permttng freshmen to partcpate n varsty wrestlng, States wrestlng lneup for thn r, r- M match could be serously shuffled wth freshman Clyde Frantz gettng a shot at hs frst varsty acton. Were not sure yet, says Koll wth a look n hs eye resemblng a gambler wth an ace up hs sleeve. But an okay from Dean McCoy would be one of the greatest thngs n the world that could happen to us. t would provde us wth team depth and make t a lttle rougher on the varsty wrestlers wth more competton to contend wth. Wat for Decson Word s expected from McCoy ths mornng, so everythng was a lttle up n the a r yesterday durng practce, form; Koll to go wth two tentatve lneups. One lneup would nclude freshmen, whle the other would feature only upperclassmen. Practce ths week dd have one sour note, as soph John Hgh suffered a muscle bruse and wll be forced to mss the Sprngfeld match. Matt Klne, who normally wrestles at 60, u-as moved up a notch to 67, and Lee Smth earned the rght to hs frst varsty match at 60 pounds through elmnatons completed just yesterday. The NCAA rulng would gve freshman Clyde Frantz, two tme 38-pound state champon from Hughesvlle, hs frst shot at When You Thnk of PZZA e LES S PZZA fc% varsty competton and would gve Koll some maneuverablty and depth. Frantz would step rght nto the 52-pound class, thus movng Bob Abraham, slated for acton at 52 pendng word from McCoy, up a notch to 60. Depth would be provded by two freshmen n the 77-pound class. John Morrow and Tom Hartzfeld, who would back up hghlytouted junor Bob Funk. Other than the changes caused by the njury to John Hgh and the pendng decson on freshman elgblty, the tentatve lneup s dentcal to that of the opener aganst Oklahoma. Harry Wenhoffer s wrestlng at 23 pounds for the Lons, Wally Clark (30), Dave Spnda (37), Vnce Ftz (45), Bob Abraham (52), Lee Smth (60), Matt Klne (67), Bob Funk (77). captan Rch Lorenzo (9) and Larry Holtacker (heavyweght). Best from Area Sprngfeld has domnated New England for years and s consdered the best from that area agan, accordng to Koll, and we expect a real tough match. Ther best weghts appear to be 30 and 60 pounds but the Lon graplers have become more explosve on attack snce ther openng loss to natonally-acclamed Oklahoma and are now dong, not just tryng, holds. Although Sprngfeld s the best n the New England area, t had better be set for a tough match from the Nttanes, who as coach Koll puts t, dont wrestle to lose. And dont forget, State just mght have that lttle somethng stuffed up ts sleeve. Graham Leads n Crosby Golf yn-r / xcjk&cctro j,uu u a- rosoy jol lounau em. ever, le uupjueu a.sj-uue ham retreved hs deft puttng A year ago Graham ddnt hs frst brde and wound touch quckly yesterday and have a three-putt green n the the day one stroke ahead dropped sx brde putts for a Crosby, but he started ths tme Tommy Jacobs, who had four-under-par 68 and the frst bv needng three putts on the and two ahead of Johnny P kp S?!S»..< CALL and SUBS FAST DELVERY! OLD. CRAZY & N ANTQUE COFFNS, SMALL SHEEPSKN RUGS COLORED & NATURAL $.95 ANTQUE FUR COATS Very Old Wld Women s & Mens Hats Very Old CLOTHES WW HELMETS (FOR PEACE DEMONSTRATONS) UNQUE POSTERS OLD MUSCAL NSTRUMENTS MEXCAN ART OBJECTS HORSE HEAD GUSSETS? Just Receved a Huge Shpment of Ant que Mens & Womens Clothng A LOT OF OTHER THN GS A FUN SHOPPE- FOR FUN PEOPLE LOCATED N THE ALLEY - REAR OF DANKS & CO 23 W. BEAVER, OPEN EVERYDAY Colle gan Photo by Paul Levne NTTANY LON wrestler Matt Klne get a word of advce from coach Bll Koll n last months Oklahoma meet. Klne wll move up a weght to 67 pounds for tomorrow afternoons home contest aganst Sprngfeld. Weekend Sports Calendar n Nttany Lon Land Penn Slates sporls weekend gels underway fonghl at 7:30 n Rec Hall wth the nternatonal gymnastcs meet. The Nttany Lons varsty gymnastcs team opens ts regular season tomorrow wth an 8 p.m. meet aganst Sprngfeld n Rec Hall. ther frst wn of the year when they play host to Sprngfeld n a 2 p.m. home match. The Nttany v Lon fencers open ther season at 2 p.m. tomorrow aganst Temple as do the Penn State swmmers. Both meet are home affars for the Lons. The womens gymnastcs team wll play host to the Sprngfeld coeds at 2 p.m. tomorrow n Whte gymnasum. The basketball and rfle teams are on he road, wth the cagers at Pttsburgh and the sharpshooters at Cornell tomorrow. /A V! V! TR SG DOES T UP BG! w th t he Frst Annual Presdent s Ball January 2, 968 s Owls Meet Swmmer s En Natatorum Opener By DCK ZELLER Collegan Sports Wrter Penn States new natatorum (swmmng pool to non-englsh majors) wll see ts frst ntercollegate actvty tomorrow as States frst-year swmmers meet a powerful Temple squad at 2 p.m. ntercollegate swm m n g was last seen at Unversty Park n 95. That year the Lons fnshed 2-8 but managed a fourth place fnsh n the Eastern meet. n 4 years of competton, from 936 through 95 (excludng 945 and 946) State accumulated a record of New Events Only fve of the 3 events whch wll be seen tomorrow were standard events n the 95 campagn. The races nclude the 400 meter medley relay (00 each of the backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and freestyle),,000 meter freestyle, 200 meter freestyle, 200 meter ndvdual medley (50 meters of each of the strokes n the medley relay all done by the same swmmer-, 200 meter butterfly, 00 meter freestyle, 200 meter breaststroke, 400 meter freestyle relay, 50 meter freestyle, 500 meter freestye and 200 meter backstroke. Dvng competton, scored on a bass very smlar to that of gymnastcs, s done from one and three meter boards. AH nexperenced Ths years team was formed entrely from the ranks of the Penn State student body wth p7 Color Flms no recrutng of hgh school talent. Coach Lou Macnell expects to develop hs team through the M program and the mprovng of the varsty squad. Due to the lack of experence, MacNell expects to work on ndvdual mprovement rather than on a wnnng team effort. Through ths process, Mac- Nell hopes to have a team whch wll be compettve wth most Eastern schools n the next fve years. As far as facltes go, State has about the best n the naton rght now. The natatorum, opened last October, contans everythng from a.300-seat spectator gallery to an electronc tmng system that elmnates the queston of the accuracy of human tmers. Sx Lanes, Two Dves The competton pool s 75 feet by 45 feet wth sx swmmng lanes. A 42-foot-square dvng tank wth two one-meter and two three-meter boards completes the competton facltes.. Underwater wndows and flmng facltes allow for observaton of the swmmers and assst the coaches n mprovng styles. Another 75-foot pool s avalabel for practce and nstructon. Ths years schedule ncludes home meets wth Temple, Pttsburgh, Bucknell, Johns Hopkns, and West Vrgna. On the road the Lons meet = of PTT (967 BG 4 TRACK MEET AT SGMA TAU GAMMA 329 E. Beaver Ave j Syracuse W VA- ALL RUSHEES NVTED Sunday 2:00 P.M Refreshmen ts wll be served Navy, Syracuse, Maryland and Vllanova. Such an ambtous schedule leave MacNell wth lttle hopes for a successful season n the won-lost category, but t should brng some of the better swmmers n the East to Unversty Park. Abngton Defeated But Stll Strong HARRSBURG ffl The Ambrdge Hgh School basketball team s not nvncble ths season as t was last year when t won the PAA Class A state champonshp. The Brdgers walloped 27 straght opponents n , fnshng off wth an mpressve 93-6 vctory over prevously unbeaten Chester n the televsed ttle game at Harrsburgs State Farm Show arena. So far ths season, Ambrdge has bowed twce, but ts vctory over Sharon on Tuesday showed that the Brdgers are stll a team to be reckoned wth n the powerful WPAL Dstrct 7. Ambrdge and Sharon are vyng for the dstrcts Secton 3A ttle, along wth fve-tme state champon Farrell and AHquppa. Elsewhere n the WPAL, Laurel Hghlands appears the team to beat n Secton 7A. Undefeated Mount Lebanon s lokng for ts eghth straght Secton 9A champonshp. Monaca s rated tops n Secton 6A, and Latrobe looks lke a wnner n Secton 2A. Denny Wuyck, who made all-state last year as a junor a\ambrdge, s among the WPALs more outstandng players. He s scorng 34 ponts a game. Laurel Hghlands also hasa top-notch shooter n Wlbur Robnson. 3 n Last 20 The WPAL has produced the state champon n 3 of the past 20 years to rank as the strongest dstrct n PAA. n second place s Dstrct, whch has produced four state champons. n Dstrct,\ suburban Phladelpha. West Chester and Coatesvlle are rdnnng one-two n the Ches-Mont League race Ẇest Chester s undefeated n the league, but lost to a non-league opponent Cheltenham, whch some feel has a good chance to wrest the dstrct crown away from Chester, Chester, state runner-up the past two years, has three regulars back from ts 967 team, each averagng n double fgures. \ Penncrest, the top-rated\team n the new Central League, could take all the marblesn Dstrct. The team has a top-notch player n 6-7 junor Gene Armsted. n Dstrct 2, Nantcoke, state champon n 96, hopes to repeat as dstrct ttlst, but the Rams face a serous challenge by Pttston Area. Pttston beat Nantcoke n an ntersectonal game. \ 3 n Central Penn Three teams are ted for frst place n the Central Penn League whch should produce the Dstrct 3 champon. Vyng for the ttle are two Harrsburg schools John Harrs and Wllam Penn and York Hgh x School. Wllamsport s nearly everybodys choce to wn the Dstrct 4 champonshp for the ffth straght year. The Mllonares, only loss came Tuesday, aganst the dstrcts top Class B team, Mansfeld, whose 6-0 sophomore, Tom McMllan, averages 32 ponts a game. s n Dstrct, a par of Allentown schools Allen and Deruff are rated the top contenders. Allen defeated Djeruff Tuesday nght, n double overtme, to take the\lead n the Eastern Pennsylvana League. Jan Kapcala of Deruff and Glenn Angelno of Allen are among the dstrcts top players. \ Back to the western half of the state: Altoona, the top team n Dstrct 6 the past three years, has lost sx straght games. Johnstown s also down. Most observers are pckng ether Lock Haven, led by Ron Kodsh, or Huntngdon to represent the dstrct n the playoffs. Pttsburgh Schefley, state champon n 966, s favored to wn the Pttsburgh Cty League Dstrct 8 champonsh : but not wth the ease of the past two years. For Results - Use Colleqan Classfeds Kauffma n Named K.C. Team Owner KANSAS CTY (AP)-Ewng M. 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7 Penn State Vs. Scandnava Tongh t: Best of Gymnasths By PAUL Lf VNE Coll eg an Sp orts E d tor Nearly 7,500 Penn Staters wll pack Rec Hall tonght to see the Scandnavan gymnastcs meet, but t s a safe bet that at least a few of them are cornng to watch more than just the European athletes. For one of the Nttany Valleys all-tme favorte athletes s comng back to hs alma mater tonght n what could be hs last competton before the Penn State fans. Hes. Steve Cohen, the Lons two-tme NCAA all-around champon who graduated from Penn State last March and s currently a student at the Unversty of Pennsylvana Medcal School. t w ll be Cohens frst competton snce he won hs second natonal champonshp last Aprl, and hs loyal fans want to see for themselves that ther favorte hasnt lost hs touch. Lttle nsecure actually feel a lttle nsecure, Cohen sad at practce yesterday. t s been nne months snce had any competton, and cant help but wonder how m gong to do. Cohen has some good reasons for wonderng. Wth hs heavy study schedule at medcal school, he has only been able to work n one-and-a-half hours of gymnastcs practce three tmes a week. cant say that m n the best possble condton, Cohen sad, but consderng the crcumstances really cant expect to be n top shape. Much speculaton has been rased as to Cohens future n gymnastcs. Wth hs long years of medcal studes n front of hm, there s ndeed some queston as to Cohens further nternatonal com petton. certanly want to go out for the Olympcs, Cohen sad. But there are a lot of thngs standng n the way. m gong to try to fnd a way, but wont let anythng nterfere wth my medcal educaton. f have to ll gve up gymnastcs to become a doctor. For Cohen to go out for the Olympcs, he would have to drop out of medcal school for an entre semester. n addton, there s the fnancal burden of travelng to all the qualfyng meets whch stretch from Tennessee to Colorado. Snce Cohen s no longer competng wth a unversty team, he would have to pay hs own expenses. am glad to be gettng back nto competton, Cohen sad. Ths could be sort of a steppng-stone for the Olympc trals f do go out for them. But before Cohen starts thnkng about Mexco Cty, he has a lttle affar ths evenng n Rec Hall to occupy hs mnd. Although the fans are more nterested n the ndvdual performances than n who wns, the hghly compettve Cohen has a strong desre to defeat the European vstors. Stronger Than Cologne Overall ths team s probably stronger than the Cologne squad whch defeated us last year, Cohen sad, Thev have better balance wth nn weak lnks. There certanly arent any apparent weaknesses on the Scandnavan squad. Oll Laho s a 24-year- old Fnnsh gymnast who was a member of the 962 and 966 World Games team and the 964 Olympc team. Mauno Nssnen, 20-year old Fnnsh gymnast, s presently a student at the Unversty of Washngton n Seattle. He represented Fnland n the World Games n 966. o Chrster Jonsson, a 24-year old Swedsh gymnast, was the 965 and 966 Natonal Champon of Sweden. He s a pre-dental student at the Karolnska nsttuton n Stockholm. Hans Peter Nelsen, a 24-year old Dansh teacher has won the Dansh Natonal all-around ttle three tmes. He Won hs frst natonal ttle when he was 8. Trygve Gjerstad, a 2-year old Norwegan gymnast, s consdered the second best n Norway. Thorbjorn ngvaldsen, a 22-year old Norwegan, took part n the World Games n 966 and placed thrd n the Norwegan champonshps. eerc Rosengren, 27-year old Swedsh gymnast, s a law student at the Unversty of Stockholm. He s consdered the second best gymnast n Sweden. Lons Good, Too Penn State wll be retalatng wth some pretty good talent of ts own. Former Nttany Lon gymnast and NCAA all-around champon Greg Wess leads the Lon contngent. The 962 graduate ranks as one of the favortes n tonghts all-around competton. Penn State junors Bob Emery, Joe Ltow and John Kndon and freshman Dck Swetman round out the squad. And of course theres Steve Cohen. t may sound a lttle funny, but am a lttle nervous about tonght, Cohen sad. really love the Penn State crowd and dont want to let them down. Dont worry, you wont let them down, Dr. Cohen. UCLA Set For Do or De Days LOS ANGELES {/?) College basketballs greatest attracton n many a year, the Bruns of UCLA, begn ths weekend a seres of out of town trps that wll wthn the month take them to Houstons fabulous Astrodome and New Yorks Madson Square Garden. Unbeaten n 44 consecutve games and only 6 shy of the natonal collegate record set by the Unversty of San Francsco n the era of Bll Russell, the Bruns open the tour at Berkeley tonght. t s a Pacfc-8 Conference game aganst a much stronger Golden Bear team than the one the Bruns handled n the ttle chase last year. UCLA wll be at Stanford tomorrow nght, then returns to ts own Pauley Pavlon Thursday nght aganst Portland for the only remanng home game n January. Then the Bg One t wll be the No. Bruns aganst No. 2 Houston and a sellout crowd of 55,000 n the Astrodome Jan. 20, followed by the Madson Square appearance aganst Holy Cross and Boston College Jan , respectvely. Coach John Wooden of UCLA beleves n frst thngs frst whch means Calforna and Stanford. Cal s extremely strong ths year, Wooden says. The contest fgures to be an nterestng struggle between UCLAs Lew Alcndor and the Bears Bob Presley. Lew, at 7-y2, s the natons most hghly publczed star. Presley, 6-0%, s en route to breakng all scorng records. Alcndors supportng cast, whch probably could wn consstently wthout the bg juno r, ncludes Edgar Lacey, 6-7; Lucus Allen, 6-2; Mke Warren, 5-, and Lynn Shackelford, 6-5. Presley readly admts that facng Alcndor poses hs greatest challenge. Coaches Choose Post Fencn g Team Out To Upset Sharp Temp le mpwsfsnt K - yskraf$ ft-...;j& 2&&4 & fyj. %mwmwv rnrr!. : Ek. fllh SH WWfffflffl r?43sbs w s m P -M %JW sffp «wfj rh. fc y Sf? S ff 4 W«+<0M«+dt- y- NEW YORK (ff) John Pont, who pulled off a 00- Tw aff?> feat n leadng ndana Unversty, through a 9- season and nto the Rose Bowl, was named college football s GNGER HETTEMA, freshman gymnas for Penn Stale Coach of the Year yesterday by hs fellow coaches. wll be one of he Lady Lons all-around compettons n The 39-year-old Mam of Oho graduate was voted omororws openng match aganst Sprngfeld. The meet the annual Kodak Award n a poll of 2,000 members of the Amercan Football Coaches Assocaton. gets underway at 2 p.m. n he Whte Gymnasum. The same group elected Cecl Scrappy Moore, who s retrng after 4 years at the Unversty of Chattanooga, the Kodak Award for havng done the best coachng job n small college ranks. Moores 42nd Chattanooga team had a 7-3 record and gave the slm, gray-hared grandfather a career mark of 7 vctores, 46 defeats and 23 tes. HOUSTON (AP) - George Loser Went Wnner Webster, the Amercan Football Leagues rooke of the Pont took a Hooser team that had won only one of year, s enterng the mltary 0 games n 966 and turned t nto a wnner that placed servce and wll mss the AFLfourth n The Assocated Press natonal rankngs. all-star game Jan. 2 at JackDscplne and magnaton were the trademarks of sonvlle. Fla. our team, Pont sad. The boys possessed tremendous sprt and drve. They ddnt beleve they could be beaten. The Houston Olers anthey were a team that would make any coach look good. nounced yesterday the rooke Pont sad that at ndana ths year he and hs staff lnebacker f r o m Mchgan pcked the best players and decded to forget about restate s to report for Ar Force placements. Reserve duty today at New We sought to nstll reponsblty n them from the Orleans. begnnng, he added. called no more than 0 per cent of the plays. The other 90 per cent of the plays were left to our quarterback, Harry Gonse. People Read beleve n gvng ths responsblty to the players Small Ads you re Readng One Now l and we get more out of them. They learned to beleve n m themselves. They were a remarkable group An undermanned but optmstc Penn State fencng team wll open ts 968 season tomorrow after noon n Rec Hall aganst a Temple squad whch has 6 straght dual meets. The meet wll start at 2 p.m. n the fencng room. Coach Dck Klma s r ost er ncludes only 3 men only four over the mnmum requred for an ntercollegate match. But the Lon coach sad yesterday that hs team was lookng forward to meetng the hgh-flyng Owls from Phl adelpha. Were glad to be facng an undefeated team, Klma sad. Our boys are really psyched up for ths meet. Meetng Temple should brng out the best n us. Temple s 5-0 so far ths year, after reelng off straght wns a year ago. The Lons have won only three meets over the past two years,, but Klma s hopefule to get on the wnnng track ths season. Penn States schedule s the bggest (eght meets), and probably the toughest,, the Lons have had snce the sport was revved n 962. t had been dscontnued n 95. One of Klma s top fencers s Jerre Clauss, a 27-year old servce veteran who had a 9-2 record n the North Atlantc champonshps a year aoo. Clauss performance n that tourney helped Penn States sabre team fnsh thrd. Clauss s the 968 co-captan, along wth Joel Coza..<? Tygw Ts S5 j y.s Jaj. r, srsjrahk? tf,j gs9hk» k mk % rf EL a B mm Ban S - -. } W t Wt K jjjt HHHE ybl v r» s s v. «\ VSSt. WS. 7 te MMSSMlWW >T?j rafe ::Slt,. O AjS % W 3?; TWO OF the favortes n tonght s all-around competton are he Lons Steve Cohen (left) and Fnlands Oll Laho. Cohen wll be enterng hs frst competton snce wnnng hs second NCAA all-around champons hp last Aprl. Laho was a member of the 962 and 966 World Games teams as well as the 964 Olympc team. The nternatonal gymnastcs meet gets underway at 7:30 n Rec Hall. Shepar d Ctes ntan gbl es Bunnngs Worth Hses Bbof By RA ML LER Assocated Press Sports Wrter PTTSBURGH (JP) Larry Shepard, the new manager of the Prates, says Jm Bunnngs value to Pttsburgh probably wll show up n. other ptchers performances more than n hs own. He has got to make better ptchers oqt of the rest of our staff, sad Shepard, lookng ahead to hs frst season as a major league manager after 8 years n the mnors. Ranked Nnth The - Prates ptchers ranked nnth n the Natonal League n earned run average last season and Pttsburgh fnshed sxth n the standngs, 20/2 games behnd St. Lous, although leadng the majors n battng. thnk he wll do wth our club what Sandy Koufax dd wth the Dodgers, Shepard sad. thnk one thng that was never credted to Koufax was that he made better ptchers out of the rest of the staff by takng the pressure off them. Talks of ntangbles What lked about the deal wasnt just that we got Jm Bunnng, who can wn 20 games. m talkng about the ntangbles that add up to a wnnng club. Shepard, speakng by telephone from hs home n Lncoln, Neb., also revealed hes toyng wth the possblty of jugglng the Prates battng order. He sad he.rwould experment wth movng Maury Wlls to the leadoff spot and droppng Matty Alou to the No. 6 slot. Alou, who has been the Prates leadoff and No. 2 bater, ht.338 n 967 and led the league wth.342 n 966, but collected only 55 runs batted n m two seasons. Shepard fgures that Alou wll get more of a chance to drve n runs n the sxth spot. That would be the logcal spot for hm, Shepard sad. d- lke when were comng up n the second nnng, :say, to have someone lke Alou wth the speed to steal and also someone lke Bll Mazerosk wth some power behnd hm where a double could score a run. But no one on our ball club s gong to hurt us no matter where they ht n our lne-up. Get Hm to Steal want to get Wlls whore he can steal som e bases, Shepard added. Youre blockng hm off wth someone lke Alou comng up next because he lkes to swng. You cant take a ptch away from hm. ll probably try Gene Alley or Mazerosk n that spot., Shepard says the addton of Bunnng n a trade last month, should gv e added confdence to the ptchng staff, especally Bob Veale, who has been Pttsburghs top wnner the last couple of seasons. know t was that way wth the Phlles last year, the manager sad. And t was that way when was n Trple A ball wth Veale. Weknow th at every fourth day weve got a.stopper. Before the Prates obtaned Bunnng from Phladelpha, Shepard had sad that Veale would have to learn to accept responsblty as the staffs leader. But now the leadershp role has fallen squarely to Bunnng, who cost the Prates young ptcher Woody Fryman and three promsng mnor leag uers. Uncle Sam Says You to Webster Pcture yourself on every p age of BRDE Covns... gowns... gowns! 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8 B.. Regulatons Johnson Attacks Budget Prases Mltary Men AUSTN, Tex. (/P) Presdent Johnson waded nto new phases, of the huge federal budget yesterday shortly after prasng Amercas mltary men for nvestng dollars as well as courage and brawn n Amercas freedom..the prase came n a ceremony at Bergstrbm Ar Force Base here where Johnson presented a Mnute Man flag to, the Tactcal Ar Commands 2th Ah- Force for 90.2 per cent partcpaton n the U.S. savngs bond campagn. Afterward Johnson motored to hs offce n the Federal Buldng n downtown Austn for talks about the budget of the Agency for nternatonal Development wth Drector Wllam Gaud, the Justce Department wth Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark, and the governments bg housng and housekeepng agency, the General Servces Admnstraton wth admnstrator Lawson Knott. And, wth Gaud, the Presdent also went nto how spendng on the foregn ad program affects the U.S. balance of payments t untnaprm defct Johnson s battlng to reduce.. Because of uncertan weather durng the mornng, the tro of Washngton offcals, accompaned by presdental assstant Joseph A. Calfano Jr., flew nto Bergstrom nstead of the LBJ Ranch 65 mles west of here. And Johnson flew n to Bergstrom n order to do hs conferrng here. Frst there was the arport ceremony. And the sun broke through momentarly whle the Presdent spoke. The 2th Ar Force has unts at bases n seven states wth one wng statoned at Bergstrom. The Mnute Man flag, harkng back to Revolutonary War days when ctzen solders came to the ad of ther country, was presented to Maj. Gen. Charles R. Bond Jr., 2th Ar Force commander. Johnson told a throng of unformed men assembled before the operatons offce that the patrotc flag showed nne out of ten men and women servng the 2th Ar Force are helpng ther country wth ther dollars. Vet Cong Ht Mekong Delta Students who have regstered cars are remnded by t h e Admnstratve Acton Commttee that snow removal regulatons are n effect from Nov. 5 to Apr.. Anyone recevng a traffc tcket must report to the volatons Commttee n 203 HUB wthn one school day. n addton, the commsson remnds students that n order to keep a stcker attatched n cold weather, t must be warmed frst and appled to a clean surface. f questons or problems arse, contact ether Captan Mark, Traffc Volatons Offcer, or Garry Wamser, Cocharman of the Commssons Parkng Commttee. The U.S. 9th nfantry Dvson reported at least 47 men of the Vet Congs 26st Battalon were klled n a 0-hour fght let off yesterday wth the landng of a 50-man nfantry company from assault boats on a Mekong Delta canal 54 mles southwest of Sagon. Amercan losses were 8 klled and 50 wounded n the engagement, n whch gunboats, helcopter gunshps, fghter-bombers and artllery hammered the enemy ranks. Vet Cong operatons ncluded an attack on the hlltop bvouac of a South Vetnamese battalon n the hghlands of Bnh Dnh Provnce 270 mles northeast of Sagon. Guerrlla Graduate students are nvted to schedule ntervews wthn a three week perod pror to tla ntervew date wth the nsttutons lsted below : organzaton t h a t represents over t w o hundred churchrelated schools. Of partcular nterest to the ntervewng colleges are graduate students n the bologcal scen ces, chemstry, educaton, Englsh, hstory, physcs, poltcal scence, psychology, socology, and student personnel admnstraton. Several colleges and the placement organzaton are recrutng n sll academc areas. WNTER TERM: Cooperatve College Regstry Feb. 5 and 6 Slppery Rock State Colle ge, Feb. 6 East Stroudsburg State College, Feb. 7 Central Washn gton State Colle ge, Ellensbur g, Wash., Feb. S Beaver County Communty Colle ge, Feb. 9 Claron State College, Feb. 2 Shoo ensbur g State College, Feb. 4 Northampton County Communty College, Feb. 5 Ferrs State Colle ge, Bg Rapds, Mch., Mar. Mansfeld State College, Feb. 2 Butler County Comm unty College, Feb. 26 Cheyney State College, Mar. Harrsburg Commun ty College, Mar. 7 Kutztown State College, Mar. 2 SPRNG TERM: Ferrs State Colleg e, Bg Rapds, Mch., Apr. 23 Harrsburg Co mmunty College, May 2 DSPLAY CLASSFED DEADLNE 4:00 P.M. 2 Days Before Publcaton DEADLNE 4:00 P.M. 2 Days Before Publcaton L,Q UAL AU ; Mam N O W... :30-3:25-5:30-7:30-9:30 ALL Senors who have not returned ther p roof s to the Penn State Photo Shop must do so by Noon Frday, Jan. 2. Otherwse LaVe wll choose the p cture to be used n the 968 LaVe. A Grppng Drama of Two ron-wlled Men as They Match Wts Durng The Battle of the Bulge n World War! TWELVETBEES THE DALY COLLEGAN ADVERTSNG POLCY CLASSFED AD DE ADLNE 0:30 A.M. Day Before Publcaton, 9-25, 967. n addton to 84 Amercans klled n acton last week,,32 were wounded. That compared wth 85 klled and 437 wounded n the prevous week. South Vetnam reported 263 of ts armed forces klled and the other alles 9. The respectve fgures for the prevous week were 227 and 37. Announced Amercan losses n combat snce 96 rose to 6,8 klled, 00,874 wounded and 95 mssng or captured. Amercan deaths from non-hostle causes such as llness and accdents totaled 3,23.-There were 23 such cases last week. rflemen charged behnd a mortar barrage. A government spokesman sad the raders klled 24 men 4 solders and 0 ammunton bearers and wounded 30, whle 23 Communsts were klled and two captured. He sad the ammunton bearers were Vetnamese army deserters who had been caught and were beng used as unarmed labprers. The U.S. Command, n confrmng the Communst death toll of 2,868 n the Dec. 3-Jan. 6 reportng perod, sad more were klled than n any comparable perod n the hstory of the Vetnam conflct. The prevous hgh was 2,774 n the week of March LA VE SENOR PORTRATS Teacher ntervews Scheduled The Teacher Placement dvson of the Unversty Placement Servce has arranged an on-campus ntervew program for graduate students nterested n a career n. college teachng or admnstraton. Seven Pennsylvana S t a t e Colleges and four state communty colleges are ncluded n the fourteen nsttutons whch h a v e agreed to ntervew masters and doctoral students. There wll also be a placement At Least 47 Dead - NOW SHOWNG M P.M THE CLASSC TALE OF FORBDDEN LOVE MODERN GREECE, ANCENT DESRES ENJOY ANOTHER OR FOOTBALL WEEKEND AND THE ALL-CONSUMNG SN THAT CAUSED THE DESTRUCTON OF &/.V- TRO Y HOLBROOK BSMnE, West Vrgna, j oned Bethleh ems 963 Loop Course, and was soon learnng the ropes at coal mnes n southwest Pa. Next came engneerng assgnments relatng to vrtually all phases of coal mnng operatons. n 66 Troy was made assstant to the superntendent of one of our bg, modern mnes. BY COMNG TO A H S «l m Q Nr < AT MANAGEMENT MNDED? An Equal Opportunty Employer n the. Plans for v Progress Progr am SAT., JAN NORTH CAROLNA STATE fw f FOOTBALL FLMS WLL BE SHOWN & NARRATED BY DON ABBEY OPEN TO ALL RUSHEES - COAT & TE w COLLEGAN CLASSFED wanted m! MELNA ANTHONY MERCOUB PERKNS NOW PLAYNG Career prospects are better than ever at Bethlehem Steel. We need on-the-ball engneerng, technc al, and lberal arts graduates for the 968 Loop Course. Pck up a copy of our booklet at your placement offce. EO SGMA PH EPS m j &. ETHL HEM STEEL fpl J 9 notce Wf Tf «22>V., fpt m <& J& aj» /. ass W $ «A- /t. m /MJa%W W ff l %&fte T<» f f r Qmy / Barbara Parkns w w.. lr t#l f?! $ t s Anne th RECORD WEEK GUARANTEED TO PN YOU TO THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT.. a very good, heart-palptatng AUDREY HEPBURN ALAN ARKN RCHARD CRENNA WJH? (Mll. «EFREM ZMBALS JR. <g&>techncolor FROM WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS «n? NOW SHOWNG THE OOMDSHSyS HAS EVERYTHNG! 8Wh lzj s n b3 KV attenton OFFCE HOURS ft l STANLEY WARNERj l NOW... :40»3:30-5:25-7:20-9:20 MW ONE OR TWO roommates wanted for MAKE THE SCENE wth Tempo-Talk SHOP AT your own rsk!! at The Garage, good grl splt-level apartment. Call or every Tuesday and Thursday nght 0- across from the Korner Kupboard. wth all the p.m. Voce your opno ns wth Steve SC UBA NSTRUCTON: Learn how to Schlow on WRSC 96.7, by dalng DEADLNE bad breaks? ROC«MATE WANTED for 4 room Be n wth the new nght Tme Talk dve before sprng. Nttany Dvers offers apartment. Call North and Back Talk Show n whch YOU Y.M.C.A. sponsored SCUBA nstru cton. 0:30 A.M. Day Before Sgn up n Room 05, Ferguson at 7:00 Atherton. can partcpate. Publcaton p.m., Monday January 5. Course fees Tr URGENTLY NETDED ne two fe- NEED BREAD? Dstrbute Psychedelc male roomma tes. Quet, neat grad or RATES posters, etc. Wrte to Joyce James Com undergrad. College approved four room pany Ltd., 734 Bay Street, San Francsco, S HOWARD HUGHEs7e atlylr yng to Frst nserton 5 word maxmum buy out T..M.s Las Vegas Nght Casno? apartment wthn walkng dstance of Calf $.00 February 0 n the HUB. campus. Reasonable rent. mmedate oceach addtonal consecutve NEEDED MMEDATELY- Canddates nserton 25c cupancy. Call you for an Announcng poston wth Penn WHEREVER YOU are wherever Each addtonal 5 words 0c per day go ther e you wll be Lutheran Student WANTED? FAMLY TO adopt 5th State televson staton WPSX-TV. Reterm sludlous-lype student. Wll pay qures about 0 hours per week. No Worshp, FEATURE TME Cash Bass Only! reasonable sum. Call anytme. rado or televson announcng needed but A ROFFLER SCUlTtUr ku T by Gb 2:30-5:30 8:30 P.M pror experence n dramatcs, speech, Davdson s the ult mate n good har WANTED: FEMALE grad uate 7tudent to No Personal Ads! or broadcastng helpful. Men only. Call goormng for men. A Roffler SculDtur share Apt. $35/mo. Conv. locaton. Call Bo b Dudley Kul elmnates hard to manage har Your har always looks well-gr oomed WLL TYPE THESS experenced all you need s love... all you need when you have your har Sculptur Kut. s love, love... love s all you need typst. Multleth or carbon copes. ReaBy appontment only lutheran student worshp. sonable rates. Phone :30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. THE GREAT Green Coat shall rse agan! DD SOMEONE mstakenly pck up dark Monday through Frday ROOMaTe WANTED B luebelpapts! Call Sgt. Hedva Pepper for nformaton Frst month s rent and depost prepad. blue double breasted coat wth gray fur and you shall have peace collar? Call Reward. m Call Basement of Sackett freezng. Martn. CAMPUS AMUSEMENT Center. Home of ROOMlwATE WANTED for graduate sh> North Wng > the 6 Hearty Hoagy only 79c, 4 oz. dent n furnshed Fost er Avenue apart- god groks am! luthera n student worshp, drnks for only 0c. Next to Herlochers 0:5 elsenhower; :45, 2:30 grace luthment. Call :00-8:00 p.m. on College Avenue. eran; 4:00 vespers elsenhower. WANTEDrMJscTANJF for bues!r&b! WOMENS CHORUS needs men l Aud ]soul band. Bass gutar, drums, rhythm FOR A GOOD selecton of the best har tons. Call gu tar, lead gutar, electrc pano, two groomng ads for men ts Davdson s FOR SALE dvd NT YOU HEARTTh e SRL stll trumpets. Equal opportunty. Call Barber Shop. afdavdson s holds ts meetng Monday, 8:30 p.m. n FRATERNTY RECREATON wl th Go ld WANTED: MALE s7ude7>tto share apart- MEN: THE BARBERS 24 HUB. Now you know so go! Cup foldng png pong tabl es that are ment n Ambass ador Buldng wth grad Barber Shop know how mport ant a good -Trnt Maoazn t., harcut s to you do you? f you do, THE BJG GRL wth the bg voce d bult strong and attractve. Heavy Nova- student n S.S.S. Call , 6 p.m. you wll always go to Davdson s Barber Sherry Erhard and a touch of th e contply sealed top and permanent strpng. T ROOMMATE tor man Shop for your harcuts. Located next to nent. Amy Mllstone wl l be the delght Ready for use. Prced rght. As lttle WANTED: apartment. Desperate. Call G. C. Murphy Co. on Allen St. of the Jawbone Frday and Saturday as $0 a month. Brunswck pool tables Whtehll 8- a.m. (45 E. Foster) avalable tool O. W. Houts and Son, State College, Pa. HELP WANTED, WANTED: FEMALE roommat e. Call TENOR SAX Pars Selmer + H-F, NCke KTCHEN HELP and waters needed. system Harmon-Kardon Amp. + Tuner FMALYROOATwthlTrVparT-Call Theta Delta Ch and ask for Lynn. LOST: GOLD WATCH around HUB + Unversty speakers + enclosure. All, ment. Call Rta after 5:00 p.m. Numb er !jammy Frday. Contact Karen A-l condton. Mr. Jorgenson before 5 p.m ; after 7 p.m WATERS NEEDED? Worklwo meas, DSHWASHER wor Tl, eat 2 atch Great sentmental value. Generous reeat three. Alpha Rho Ch. Contact caterer Ph, plus prvleges. Call caterer ward. BUCKLE SK-BOOTS, Rlverton 0 and WATERS! dtshwahers needed at REWARD FOR return of black fur lned boys 6 Skates. Call after 6 p.m. SGMA P needs waters! Socal prv - Ph Kappa Sgma. Full socal prv- coat stolen from Physcal Scence Bulld DAVDSONS BARBER SHOP has one of leges gven. Call Lou leges. Work two, eat three. Call Tom ng Call George the best assortments of natural pure Easley wlt TthE PERSON who took my Navy brstle har brushes n ths area. $2.95 WANTED: THRD roommate to share (Blue Toggle Coat off rack outsde 7 two bedroom apartment, two $6.95.! ask for Bob or Paul. baths. Call WATERS AND pot washer needed to MacAllster (gloves, scarf, cap n pockwork for meals and socal prvleges at 3 2 UTAH SPEAKERS. Brand new!, ets) 5th perod Jan. 0, call TKE. Call caterer Complete wth cable and enclosures. Call j Rew ardl No queston s asked! Tom 3 MALE STUDENTS to work Sunday thru Pete NOTCE Thursday 9:5 p.m. to p.m. Wll av er- LADES WATCH lost near Eas t Halls FOR SALE : STEREO R ec o rd Player! age $50.00 to $75.00 per week. Each or Chambers. Reward. Call Lynne 865THS SUNDAY and every Sunday- must have cars. Call ask fo r Good con dtlon. $25. Call Untaran Serv ces at the Fellowshp at 964 PONTAC LeMans 326, V-8. Uses 0:50 a.m. Rdes wll leave from the Mr. Herlocher. FOR RENT PACKS reg. gas, 4 speed, buckets, gauges. Very HUB desk 0:30. TWO WATERS wante d. Work two meals, good cond., reas eat three. Tota l work load l/ hours, POWER, ONE BEDROOM Apartment avalable! GENTLEMEN: Sherry Erhard and Amy Mon. thru Sat. Call ktchen manager, nvte you to the Unversty Club between 5 and 7 pm February, 424 Waupelanl Drve, $00/ NEW MENS SWEATERS, S-M-L. Bulky Mllstone cordally GUTS,. mo., knts, cableknlts, turtlene cks, V-necks. Jawbone Coffee House. (Frday: soul AND 8- Wld colors & styles. Vrgn wool or orlon blues; Saturday : French Spansh). Metro-Golfco-Maycr prntfll s SEM-EFFCENT ApaTtmentT wnter! a m. U5 E. Foster) acrylc. All $5.99. Call and sprng. $55 per month. Call , J fttt r GltmUt PwctMsunt FOUND A MOOD \ Three blocks from campus. NEW WOMENS down-flled Sk Parka, FAKE CHRSTANS - good Chrstans THAT sze 0. New $57 only $ aft er,apparent Chrstans pseudo Chrstans! POUND- ONE Watch outsde door ol FEMALE ROOMMATE to shar e a fur-reluctant Chrs tans wll the au- PUB recreaton room. Call nshed house located n Lemon). $45/ 6 p.m. GETS dentc Chrstan please stand up? That.,,,.,......,.,., month for rent plus utltes. Present UNDER FOR SALE: 957 Chev. 6 cyl. New bat- s the queston beng dscussed at 9:30 tenant s graduate student. Call WORK WANTED tery, starter. Good rubber. Make small a.m. at Unversty Bapt st Church, 4 dt lns day. Call after 5:00 p.m. YOUR oj fer Dennls j fter 6:00. S. Burrowes, each Sun day. Sweet rolls PROFESSONAL TYPNG of manu- FULLY furnsh d 3 bedroom apart and hot chocolate, too! V,W. bus, 9:02 BUFFET CLARNET $5.00; Humph rey,at Hartranf t; 9:06 at Tener; 9:09 at scrpts, term papers, reports, and ds ser- ment for rent at Bluebell. ncl udes Free tatons. Electrc typewrter or Bus Servce. Call Flute $40.00; Burberry s Fshng Boots, ; Warnock ; 9:3 at Warng Vz, $20.00; Attackdog Sut $5.00; Weldng APARTMENT FOR RENT? Furnshed,! Regulat ors $ Call EUROPE SUMMER 968, students fac2 bedrooms, l/a baths, wall to wall) tmwudftnutmmmmj jully, depend ents. Round trp let, group; carpetng, ar condtonng, dshwasher., 50 WATT FSHER Amplfer complet e 50, fare $ Contact: Joel Schwedel,,,, $205 a month. 2 mles from campus. Bus] Y6 URTErF co-aamng w th FM Tuner. Must see to apprec ate after 4 p.m. :Nr0XCATE wtn s he rry avalable. Phone Rom lt nowl h Graham Greene Call Frank (Erhard that s) Frday, Soul and ftnlfbrd. WORSHP (EPSCOPAL) Chapel. Su n- Bl ues. Go round wth our Mllstone ROOM F O R RENT. CaU 237-4l: ARCHTECTS! 24x36 drawng board wth, day a.m. Lt urgy of the Word, 6:5 (Amy that s) Sat urday, South Atherton Street. Lllan Gsh-SctEcnplaybyGalum Grwae.Rc<fu.-ed& Drected byfter Cfcmlfc- h«rhvandk«!nkrt«french and P-bar, 7 pont Radograph set n hum- p.m. Ltur gy of the Lord s Supper, 7 p.m. Amercan. The Jawb one Coffee House, BLUEBELL EFFCENCY. mmedate dor base. Call Wednesday. 8- a.m. 45 E. Foster. occupancy. Phone ADVERTSNG POLCY KATHRYN HAYS LESLE NELSEN -w CLASSFE DS FEATURE TME :30-3:40-5:50-8:00-0:0 P.M TEQHHG0L0R...A Black Power J staton brutally run by Papa Doc Duvaler and hs swaggerng Gestapo... mages of voodoo gods! g, STANLE Y WABNFB, gr-lf :00-9:0 THRLL TO THE MOST UNUSUAL T WLL SHOCK SOME AND NTRGUE O T H E R S.. TALKED ABOUT FOR SOME TME TO COME FLM OF THE YEAR! LMTED ENGAGEMENT lost msceltaneous Rchard Burton tbt aylor H Elzabe Alec Gunness p PeterUs unov fffhe Comeda ns SAT. & SUN.... 2:30-4:40-7:00-9:5 For Results-Use Collegan Classfeds