Second Studen t Attacked in HUB

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1 H n assocated press rn u NewScop e The W orld Fg htng Breaks Out n Ban Me Thuot SAGON Fghtng has broken out on the approaches to Ban Me Thuot, where leaders of the rebellous Montagnard trbes et and algned theselves wth the South Vetnaese governent. Feld offcers sad about 1,000 Vet Cong and North Vetnaese were nvolved aganst alled forces n two clashes Tuesday and a battle yesterday and speculated they ay have been the spearhead of a fresh thrust toward Ban Me Thuot. Ths provncal captal s 15 les northeast of Sagon. Reports fro the ungle plateaus north of Ban Me Thuot lad 109 eney solders were klled and alled casualtes were lght n the three engageents. The Counst coand long has tred to wn over the Montagnards, the non-vetnaese hll trbes who resented Sagon rule as uch as they resented the old French colonal rule. The capture of Ban Me Thuot, hoe for any Montagnards, would be a psychologcal vctory for the eney. Lebanese Troops Fre on Student Roters BERUT, Lebanon Troops and polce wth arored cars fred on rotng students and Palestnan refugees n two Lebanese ctes yesterday. A state of eergency was declared to halt the rots n whch at least seven persons were klled and scores wounded. Deonstrators splled nto the streets n Berut, the captal, n the southern port of Sdon and n the Bakaa Valley vllage of Barr Dlas to protest governent restrctons aganst Arab guerrllas operatng aganst srael fro bases n Lebanon. Chantng slogans n support of the Arab guerrlla oveent, the deonstrators clashed n street battles wth securty forces. Thousands of Palestnan refugees sparked the rapage n Sdon. Students took up the fght n Berut and fercely Arab natonalst Mosles rose up n the Bakaa n eastern Lebanon. The Nat on Nxon Maps War Aganst Cosa Nostra WASHNGTON Mappng a S61 llon war aganst organzed cre, Presdent Nxon suggested to Congress yesterday that Mafa chefs ght be crppled fnancally through use of anttrust laws. pleentaton of ths rather novel dea for strkng back at busnesses they take over, sad Nxon, could strke a crtcal blow at the organzed cre conspracy. The suggeston, to be pursued by the executve branch, was part of a broad antcre package Nxon outlned n a specal essage that ncorporated hs own deas plus waredover suggestons fro the Johnson adnstraton. Declarng that the Cosa Nostra s stronger that ever and seeks the.oral and legal subverson of our socety, Nxon proposed a S5 llon ncrease n appropratons to cobat organzed cre. Ths would ake a total of S61 llon. Nxon Drects Tax at Ford Foundaton WASHNGTON Two of the Nxon adnstratons tax recoendatons on foundatons appear to be aed drectly at practces of the S3.5-bllon Ford Foundaton. Vce Presdent Spro T. Agnew ay have had ths n nd when he nserted a tongue-n-cheek reark nto a speech n New York Tuesday nght. Agnew sad Presdent Nxon had asked h. to announce to you that as a result of secret peace talks held today, a break.through and eanngful negotatons are beng held whch hopefully wll brng about a phased wthdrawal of the Ford Foundaton fro ts tax-exept status. Two adnstraton recoendatons on foundatons te n drectly wth prevous testony to the House Ways and Means Cottee about the Ford Foundaton. One reads prohbt prvate foundatons fro engagng n actvtes whch drectly affect poltcal capagns, such as voter,regstraton drves. Recpent of Eye Transplant Wats to See HOUSTON, Tex. John Madden, the worlds frst recpent of a total eye transplant, was reported n excellent condton yesterday and undsturbed that one eye s now hazel and the other brown. The 55-year-old Conroe, Texas photographer and hs surgeon are hopeful that the transplant wll restore hs vson. t wll be at least three weeks before Madden and Dr. Conrad Moore wll know the outcoe of the transplant perfored early Tuesday at Methodst Hosptal shortly after the donor, O. B. Hckan, 55, Houston, ded of a bran tuor. Moore sad that to hs knowledge t was the frst te, except for anal experents, for an entre eye to be transplanted wth an obectve of restorng vson. Moore sad the prary proble wll be keepng the optc nerve cells alve. He sad nearly one llon nerve fbers ust grow together f vson s to be restored. Maler Enters New York Mayor s Race NEW YORK Author Noran Maler s on the capagn tral, not as an observer, but runnng for ayor of New York. s he serous? Watch e. Maler says. Malers runnng ate, canddate for Cty Councl presdent, s another wrter, Jy Bresln, who gave up hs newspaper colun recently to work on a novel. The Maler-Bresln capagn to wn the Deocratc party prary opened on a rany Tuesday at St. Johns Unversty. Bresln wared up the audence You can be n the John Brch Socety or the Black Panthers, you stll gotta breathe the ar untl Maler arrved, 30 nutes late. Weve begun a fne and long poltcal assocaton by y beng a half-hour late, Maler sad. Jy has all the huor and have all the phlosophy, except the phlosophy of the streets. went to Harvard. - Both Maler and Bresln sad they decded to run because of the desperate condton they fnd New York Cty n. Theatre Owner s Attack Pay Televso n NEW YORK n 17 years of testng pay televson has faced ore trals and trbulatons than a soap opera herone. Now, after fnally gettng approval, t s under attack by a deterned foe. The ove theater owners have ounted a natonwde capagn to gather 25 llon sgnatures to convnce Congress that the publc doesnt want pay televson. The owners, wth the ad of a 45-second fl shown n ther theaters, have cast pay televson as a onster n the lvng roo that s out to kll free televson. Weve got several llon sgnatures already. We dont thnk ts too uch of a proble to get 25 llon, sad Martn H. Newan, charan of the Jont Labor and Manageent Cottee to Save Free TV. The owners are alled wth the theater unons and busnessen connected wth thpaters The State Welfare Departent Ad ts Mxup HARRSBURG State Welfare Departent offcals and a relef recpents organzaton adtted yesterday that soe of Phladelphas poor probably are cashng n double on publc assstance payents but contend the nuber s a very sall percentage of the total. There also were soe ndcatons fro several state offces that -xups n the coputerzaton of Pennsylvanas welfare payent syste was a contrbutng factor of alleged welfare fraud n Phladelpha charged by Audtor General Grace M. Sloan earler yesterday. Mrs. Sloan sad a specal audt of Phladelpha welfare operatons showed hundreds of welfare recpents were recevng and cashng two checks for the sae payent perod. Whle unable to pnpont the total aount of state dollars nvolved n what she called the outrght fraud, she ndcated t ran nto the thousands. Woofs nsde,xs JwvSSa- f\. > «w«nto«w «w nwk,a4w(aw«<f aawhs Mltary Recrutent Page 2 Barbara Szeore Page 3 Unversty Readers Page 3 Colleg an Notes Page 4 Bucknell Upsets LaXers Page 5 Track Co-captans Page 6 Mltar y Recrutent Causes HUB Fght Photo by Wlla Epsten FOR THE SECOND day n a row a fght broke out n front of the Marne recrutng table on the ground floor of the HUB as a sprted dscusson on ltary recrutent on capus ended n a fstfght. Srhan Condened to Death n Calforna Gas Chaber LOS ANGELES (AP) Srhan Bshara Srhan yesterday was condened to death n the Calforna gas chaber for what the state called a calculated, cold-blooded poltcal assassnaton that took the lfe of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Even Jesus Chrst couldnt have saved e. the 25-year-old Chrstan Arab was quoted as tellng hs laywers afterward. He shed no tears. Hs face was ashen. When the verdct was read at 1135 a.., the slght 5-foot-4 defendant betrayed no eoton. Reect Plea By ts decree, the seven an, fve-woan ury reected a defense plea for ercy. The alternatve to the death penalty was lfe prsonent, wth parole possble but not lkely after seven years. Juror George Sttzel, 57, a press roo forean for the Los Angeles Tes, sad the orgnal vote was 8 for death, 2 for lfe and 2 undecded. The count becae 10 to 2 for death on the second and thrd ballots and agreeent lfe durng a penalty hearng that followed a frst-degree urder verdct by the sae ury Aprl 17. Mrs. Srhan heard the news of the death decree at her Pasadena hoe, as she had the frst-degree verdct. The only relatve n court was one of Srhans four brothers, Adel, 29. n a choked voce, he declned to coent. Cooper sad he wll contnue to represent Srhan wthout fee durng the appeals stage of the case. At no te dd the state enuncate n so any words a deand for Srhans lfe. nstead. Deputy Dst. Atty. Joh n Howard, a 6-foot pound prosecutor, put t another way when he told the ury Ths defendant wll regard persson to lve as an addtonal truph. You wll not be oblged to hear ths defendant boast that he cotted the cre of the century. Others wll. Proper Verdct Chef Deputy Dst. Atty. Lynn Copton told was reached on the fourth. newsen after Srhan was condened We n last, weeks verdct.of frst-degree ur- beleve, t s a proper verdct... happen to der, Sttzel sad the ballotng began wth 9 n beleve a great aorty of The Aercan publc favor, and 3 holdng out for second-degree ur- favors captal punshent and f they do. Apr thlnk clearly ths was the knd of a case to - There s no chance that Srhan wll be executed swftly. Superor Court Judge Herbert Srhan stepped out of the crowd n a voke t. V. Walker set May 14 to hear otons for a new ktchen area of the Abassador Hotel last June tral. At that te, he can pronounce sentence 5 and fred three.22-calber bullets nto Kennedy, one of the nto the bran. The 42-year- or defer t. At that te also, t s wthn the power of old New York senator ded at 144 a.. June 6. the 69-year-old udge to reduce Srhans sentence to lfe, but n 19 captal cases that have Kennedy was capagnng for the Brooded Over Prose been before h, Walker has exercsed ths Deocratc presdental nonaton. Far fro prerogatve only once. hs boyhood hoe n Jordan, whose eory he There s an autoatc appeal of a death revered, engrossed n the Arab cause he sentence n the Calforna courts. chershed, Srhan had brooded over Kennedys 81 On Death Row capagn prose of et bobers for srael, Moreover, reflectng a growng clate n accordng to testony. the Unted States, Calforna has not put a n a 15-week tral, the defense argued that crnal to death n ore than two years, Srhans background and hs hatred of Zonsts had left h wth dnshed ental capacty, although there are 81.-ondened en unable to eanngfully and aturely preedtate and carry out the assassnaton. Hs langushng on the San Quentn Death Row. The last legal executons n the Unted States occurred n 1967 n Aprl n Calforna lawyers characterzed the young Arab as a poor sck wretch. and n July n Colorado. The defense was grly prepared for the Mentally Abnoral outcoe of the long case. After 11 hours and 45 The state agreed he was entally abnoral but not to a degree that he could not nutes of delberaton that extended over three days, the ury sent word to the courtroo cooly and calculatedly plan and execute Kennedys urder. The ury heard the penalty that t had reached a decson. ll bet you $5 ts death, Srhans chef arguents n the case Monday and began counsel, Grant B. Cooper, hs voce treblng, delberatons at 1159 a.. that day. told a newsan. The urors sgnaled that they had reached a Cooper had ade the fnal plea for Srhan s decson at 1104 a.. yesterday. f. Cornell Profess ors Vote To Drop Charges Second Studen t Attacked n HUB By ROB McHUGH Collegan Sta/f Wrter A student was attacked yesterday whle debatng poltcs wth ltary recruters workng on capus. The ncdent occurred early yesterday afternoon on the ground floor of the Hetzcl Unon Buldng, where both Ary and Marne Corps recruters had tables set up. Frank Sutula (loth-gcncra l art and scences-eayonne. N.J.) told The Dally Collegan that he was dscussng the ltary wth one of the recruters when.-.onconc fro behnd turned e around and punched e n the face three tes. No Arguent Sutula sad that when the ncdent took place, there was not even an arguent gong on. A slar ncdent occurred Tuesdav afternoon when an undentfed eber of Students for a Deocratc Socety was attacked whle debatng wth an Ary recruter. Marne Capt. Jaes C. Nelles. one of the recruters, sad that Sutula had been harassng us and tearng up our lterature. Relatve Klled Nelles sad he felt the student who attacked Sutula probably got fed up wth the antltary talk, and ust blew up. Accordng to Nelles. one of the attackers faly was klled n Vetna. Later n the afternoon, a group of about 10 students gathered n front of the recrutent tables for a st-n to protest ltary recrutent. One of the deonstrators, Edward W. Bergonz (graduate-anthvopology-bogota, N.J.). sad that the st-n was a non-volent, nondsruptve acton aganst ltary recrutent on capus because the ltary s usng college students as a resource for Vetna. Lterature Torn Bergnnz e p h a s?. e d that the deonstrators were not obstructng persons wshng to speak to the recruters. Capt. Nelles sad that recruters on capu- gve the free student a chance to look nto the ltary. Nelles sad that after the fstfghtna took place, a few ebers of the crowd threw cokeon tle blanket coverng the table and tore up the rest of the lterature. Referrng to the deonstrators, Nelles sad. These people aren t gong to get volent frt they know better. Theyre ust tryng to bother the other people untl they start soethng. Nelles sad that the fght was an exaple of ths. Propaganda Fl Neles also dscussed a ove on Vetna war cres that was shown throughout the day n the HUB. The ove was sponsored by the Students for a Deocratc Socety. The ove s a splced, techncally put together propaganda fl. Nelles sad. He added that ost of the ateral was 20-year-old fl that had been taken whle the French occuped Vetna. Nelles sad that any of the ar? and achnes pctured n the fl are not used by the Aercan ltary. He added that recent fl of Aercan solders was splced n, to ake the fl see authentc. Co ttee Consders WPSX Responsblty By STEV E SOLOMON Collegan Staff Wrter Robert Scholten sad last nght he hopes the controversy arsng fro the WPSX-TV attept to fl the Tuesday eetng of the Faculty Cottee on Faculty and Student Rghts, wll be cleared n the edate future. Scholten, the drector of the cottee, sad the drector of WPSX wll be contacted today to deterne whether WPSX s authorzed to exercse full ournalstc responsblty as a news edu, or whether such fls are subect to the use and control of the Unversty Adnstraton. Faculty ebers of the cottee voted 16 to 14 to close the eetng to a fl and sound crew fro the Unversty educatonal televson staton. Ctng the use of WPSX fls of the Old Man st-n by the Specal Judcary Board, the FCFSR deferred a decson on future televson coverage of ts eetngs untl the WPSX drector could be contacted. n a straw vote conducted edately after the teporary ban was approved, the FCFSR unanously approved the prncple of full news coverage f ou rnalstc ethcs are followed. That would ean that n the case of WPSX, the flng of the eetng for Facult y Bows To Black Deands By The Assocated Press The Cornell Unversty faculty reversed tself draatcally yesterday, agreeng to. deands of black ltant students who carred ars on capus n a weekend occupaton of a student center. n other developents n capus turol, new deonstratons erupted a t Aercan and Prnceton unverstes and dsorder TM Lobbysts Return W ll Canvass Support Town ndependent Mens Councl wll canvass the State College area ths week for evdence of alleged dscrnatory practces aganst students and volatons of far housng by landlords. The.nforaton gathered n the survey wll be used by a 6-an TM delegaton to lobby n support of Rep. Max Hoers (D-AUegheny) ant-dscrnaton housng bll at the state captal n Harrsburg. The bll s one of a 3-part package concerned wth the pleentaton of far off-capus housng for unversty students. t s concerned specfcally wth dscrnatory practces aganst students because of age or year of studes. When questoned about the success of the trp, Ron Suppa, TM legal affars cottee charan sad, The trp was defntely worthwhle. The background nforaton and prelnary appontents we set up wll be nvaluable to the success of the trp. t was an educatonal experence. The delegaton spent ost of the day readng the offcal accounts of the specal nvestgatve cottee hearngs on dortory and off-capus housng. The specfc cottee hearngs studed were fro Per State, Calforna State and Ednboro State college. The actual lobbyng wll begn pendng the schedulng of the bll on the legslatve calendar, tentatvely set for Tuesday, accordng to Suppa. Concernng the passage of the ant-dscrnaton bll, Suppa sad, We frst have to fnd out the algnent of the congressonal cottee ebers and the pressure on the by ther consttuences. spread at Cty College of New York. At Coluba Unversty on the frst annversary of the outbreak of student dsorders on the Mornngsde Heghts capus whte students assed brefly to show support for black student deands. Clear-Cut Vote A thunderous cheer fro soe 7,000 Cornell students, gathered n Barton Hall, greeted the news of the faculty vote. A dozen students stored the Aercan Unversty adnstraton buldng n Washngton, D.C., and evcted the unversty p r e s d e nt, George Wllas, fro hs offce. He was escorted fro the buldng. More protestors reportedly entered the buldng later. The group, beleved organzed by Students for Deocratc Socety, was protestng the schools nvolveent n a polce tranng progra. SDS, a spokesan sad, also opposes the schools tes to a partly classfed Ary proect. SDS ebers at Prnceton blocked the entrance to a Defense Departent buldng on the capus. The st-n was arked by scuffles, ncludng one n whch the dean of students was knocked to the ground. The students, protestng the Vetna war, broke up ther st-n at the nsttute for Defense Analyses after three hours, they sad, to avod arrest. They left after polce arrved. Buell G. Gallagher, presdent The Cornell faculty vote, descrbed a s clear-cut, would drop charges aganst fve-black ltants, representng a vctory for the capus Afro-Aercan Socety. t had threatened volent reprsals of the Cty College of New unless the charges aganst the York, ordered classes cancelled fve black students were at the 20,000-student school dsssed. agan today. The faculty had voted overwhelngly Monday nght To Meet Wth Students to reect an agreeent that He sad he would eet wth the ared black students sgned wth adnstraton offcals dents who have been barrng black and Puerto Rcan stu- Sunday. The charges, steng fro earler snce Tuesday ornng n sup- whtes fro half the capus deonstratons, were the key port of ther deands. ssue. The students are seekng enrollent of ore blacks and Stor Buldng Puerto Rcans and establshent of a separate school of black studes. The black student deands at Coluba nclude an nter board of adssons to encourage greater black enrollent, creaton of an Afro- Aercan cultural center and a black studes progra. Receve No Answer Mebers of the Student Afro-Aercan Socety et wth Andrew W. Corder, Colubas actng presdent, and coplaned afterward that he refused to gve a yes or no answer. A unversty spokesan sad, however, that Corder was cotted to settng up a black studes progra. - televson exposure and not for subsequent use by other organzatons or nterests. The executve cottee wll today frae a resoluton to be presented as testony n the Saturday hearng of the Senate ad hoc cottee on The Daly Collegan. Coents by faculty ebers n the FCFSR eetng had revealed concern for th e freedo of speech and possble censorshp. Pollock-Nttany Councl Eects New Offcers The only prevously announced canddate for the presdency of the Pollock-Nttany Resdence Councl wthdrew fro copetton last nght, statng. The councl s dead, or perhaps has never lved. Robert Chann (9th a t h e atcs-phladelpha) also told the councl. feel that there are no results to be seen fro ths councl. feel that cannot waste y te and be thanked wth frustraton. After Chann wthdrew, Thoas Pavlck (5th-lbera l arls-phoenxvlle) was elected presdent. feel that ths organzaton deals too uch n talk and there s no postve acton. Pavlck sad. What we need here s responsble leadershp. Pavlck also sad that he wshed to put ore power nto the hands of the resdents th rough the use of referenda. Robert Whte (3rd-busness adnstraton - Mechancsburg ) and Roy Rathbun (3rdengneerng-Fayettevlle) were elected vce presdent and secretary by acclaaton. The PNRC s coposed of presdents of the ens dortory houses n the Pollock- Nttany area. AWS Votes To Ratf y Revsed Consttuton The Assocaton of Woen Students last nght unanously voted to approve ther newly revsed consttuton and by-laws. The consttuton provdes for a new structure whch wll nclude an AWS senate and a councl board. One senator wll be elected for every 250 undergraduate woen students. Each resdence hall wll elect a presdent to serve on the councl board. The presdents wll supervse ther respectve resdence hall councls and the resdence hall tself. Undergraduate woen lvng off-capus wll also have representaton n the senate. The Senate also ponted out that woen resdence hall areas should be aware of the rule concernng solctatons (Rule Y-16). t states. Solctatons by or for any outsde nterest ay not be sponsored by any area or resdence hall governent. The rule pertans to the sale of tes such as agaznes, books or cosetcs. Applcatons for the senate and resdence hall presdences wll be avalable Monday n resdence hall duty offces or at the Hetzcl Unon Buldng desk. They ust be returned by next Frday to senor resdents. Applcatons for the AWS Suer Councl Executve wll be avalable on May 5 at the HUB desk. These wll be due May 16. Bob Scares Total 16 Sparks Latest Target The Unversty receved ts 16th bob scare yesterday afternoon despte a 55,000 reward offered by the Unversty last week for nforaton that ght lead to the arrest and convcton of persons responsble for the threats. Sparks reaned open n spte of an anonyous telephone call receved by Capus Patrol at 1205 p.., statng that a bob had been placed n the buldng and was ted to explode between 1 and 130 p.. Classes eetng n the buldng and personnel workng n the offces were advsed of the threat and gven the opton to leave or rean. Bank Cancels ntervew s Students who scheduled placeent ntervews wth the Chase Manhattan Bank today were nfored by the Placeent offce that ther ntervews have been canceled. A secretary fro the offce telephoned students and sad that Chase Manhattan representatves would not coe because of a threatened protest by Students for a Deocratc Socety. One of the students who was to be ntervewed told The Collegan that he was told hs resue would be sent to the bank and that future arrangeents would be ade. SDS planned the protest because of alleged connectons between Chase Manhattan and the governent of the Republc of South Afrca. x~, & &U«; Ss3...-.s--;>%...,> a&asasm.«-. y>,>;w-;..-»%-<«.--«-«ssss 4 f t 1 n

2 Recrutng Te For Bg Changes THE SUBJECT OF ltary recrutent on unversty capuses s quckly becong ebroled n a heated debate. Whle any schools have concerned theselves wth the elnaton or crpplng of ROTC courses, Penn State s slowly becong aware of the extra benefts the Unversty grants ltary recruters on capus. Alost weekly, students passng through the ground floor of the Helzel Unon Buldng are faced wth Ary, Navy, Ar Force or Marne recruters. The people staffng these tables offer students attractve brochures about the entcng alternatves to the lowly lfe of a draftee. When the recruters are n full f orce, the area they occupy often resebles a carnval. The entre scene becoes soewhat ludcrous when all four branches of the servce set up ther tables and dsplay ther fls, sldes and lfe-sze, stand-up, cardboard fgures of Navy Nurses. BUT WE MUST adt that the ltary recruters fulfll the wshes of a aorty of students; and for that reason alone, no atter how opposed to the present role of the ltary we ay be, ths recrutng should be allowed to contnue. However, t should not be conducted n the HUB. We see no ratonale for ts specal pronence, and we can not understand why the ltary should be allowed to recrut and ntervew students n the HUB whle other copanes and organzatons are not. THE MLTARY recruters should Srw rtllvn- H?/(5 _ ARTFAX HAS A SURPRSE You have to coe see what we ust receved Successor to The Free Lance, est. 1SS7 Str Satlt t (ttnllroatt G4 Years of Edtoral Freed o be requred to operate through the Placeent Off ce n Grange Buldng. When BM, General Electrc and the Phladelpha School Syste ust work through the Placeent Offce, then the ltary should also. f the ltary recruters n the HUB were not set up n such a carnval atosphere, st-ns, potental dsruptons and fghts would not occur. But the presence of the ltary n a an student thoroughfare such as the HUB antagonzes students fro both extrees. The leftsts feel,copelled to deonstrate aganst a syste whch they consder unust. And the rghtsts feel copelled to deonstrate ther sypathy wth the ltary. What s ron c, however, s that both groups deonstrate such rratonalty n ther actons. THE ACTVSTS, consstently callng for free and unrestrcted expresson, attept to block students who want to talk to ltary recruters. And a few of the ore conservatve ebers of the student body feel t s ther ob to physcally attack those students who oppose ltary recrutng. Nether vew akes sense. And nether acton should contnue. F THE UNVERSTY were to take acton and nsst that all ltary recrutng be conducted through the Placeent Offce, less frcton between the two extrest factons would result. Unless, of course, the Adnstraton would lke to see ore frcton aong the students. Tl P H > > UnlvtrW Dr. S««nd class postage pad.1 S.aV Col,.,?,. 1M, Ma Subscrpton Prce S12.00 a year Malng Atsdt vss Box 467, Slate College. Pa. 14S01 Edtoral and Busness offce - - Baseent of Sackett (Nor End] P hona S5.2S3 Busness offce noun Monday through Frday, 931) a.. to 4 p.. Meber of The Assocated Press JAMES R. DORRS Edtor PAUL BATES %»? f Busness J «J8FbJ$t %W1 7t,rt Manager n- thsst 55?2?. Managers Ccocal Ad Managers, Kathy McCorck; ~ l,csl e Schdt; NalonarAd V l,,.,. - CrM.t Manager, Steve Ulcht; A»t. credt Manager, Patty Fllppl; cassf od Advertsng M.na«? S f Proollon Manager, Jerry Orrls; _ c rculal on Manager, Denny Mar-ve rsng Manager, Mary Kratr Board ol Edtors Managng Edtor, Glenn Kran ey; ~ Edtor lvr Edtor. Allan - Yorter ~ rltv ~ c-;n.-.. Assstant cty Edtors, John Bronso n and Marc Klen; Copy BAfOT, K.l y Lltw k Rcky FeNk. FMtuf. t%,z Marg. Cohen; sports Edtor, Don McKee; Assstant Sports Edtor, Dan Donore Pte lmraolw ass Sr.r.. f Senor Reporters, Pat Dybtle and Rob MCHush; Weather Reporter, Blly WMla. n 9ar S r - pl,rr HW«ll Cottee on Accuracy and Far play John R. Zlerrn ~ an, TSoas ~ M. Golden; PAGE TWO Edtoral Opnon THURSDAY, APRL 24, 1969 Class Rng Specal Order Your Offcal Class Rng Ths Week And Receve A Free Gft Free, a sterlng Penn State class rng char wth each PSU class rng order. SHOSUH/H. CHUCK r \ ALOTCfOUS 6WS WER 5CK, / UAMT EPTOTALMREMeMB R?C0 U,COW.PHAYE [TOW ABOUT THAT 6AME<KRXFElTEP <s >- TowAcaae \- -w COME OVER ANP BEAT WTEAM ALL & MVSRf- WTP1PNT WAH1, OF Q. TO MAKE A FOOL OUT OF V0U... _. VS AS0.J J> 4A %,, M THAT UM. OVKK... SORT OF COMPANONATE, WJ KNOW? T S HAfP NOT TO APPRECATE SUCH COMPASSON Ex-Runner Speaks Out TO THE EDTOR n reference to Dan Donovans artcle n Tuesdays Collegan concernng y leaflet urgng the reoval of Harry Groves as track coach, a forced to pont out several overlooked but obvous and portant facts. Donovan wrote that Cabat and Brnker, (co-captans of the track tea) stated that they were not n agreeent wth y crtcs ol Groves. They sad ths because theylke all track tea eberslve n fear of reprsals fro Harry Groves. Anyone who would speak out aganst Groves would be thrown off the tea the next day. Askng an dentfable eber of the track tea any opnon of Groves whch would be Ernted n the paper s lke askng Alexander Dubcek f e, favors Russan econoc polces n Czechoslavaka the answer s, of course, only one answerthe answer gven out of fear. Groves ref usal to coent on y leaflet ndcates hs nablty to refute y ponts and not hs desre to spare e fro beng hurt. f he dd nt want to hurt e, he wouldnt have slandered y nae lke he has to the dozens of people who have told e the ncredble les he has unblnkngly told the. My advce to Brnker, Cabat and the rest of the tea when confronted by an ntervewer who asks questons whch have only one answer s to utlze Groves technque of no coent rather than le to the publc. As to the track teas record under Groves, we lost every ndoor track eet we ran ths yearncludng one loss aganst Ptt who had not beaten Penn State n 17 years. Outdoors ths year we have lucked out n wns over Vllanova and Navy. Both were plagued by nures to key personnel. Fortunately, for the tea, ost ebers of the tea except the dstance runners are under the drecton of capable assstant coaches. The dstance runners have been gong downhll all year. On a closng note, d lke to say that a coach should be a teacher, not a dctator, and the tea should charge out to copete and wn and not to wn ust for wnnngs sake Ray Sth Arabs Voce Susp con TO THE EDTOR Our club, the Penn State Arab Club, has had several sad experences wth our exhbtons on the capus. n 1967 we oned an nternatonal exhbton n the Hetzel Unon Buldng where several valuable tes, fro only our exhbt, had dsappeared. The Capus Patrol and the HUB authortes were nfored about the ncdent. However, the tes are stll n the oblvon. Ths year, on Saturday, Aprl 19, we dsplayed an extensve exhbton of pctures, posters, artcles and photographs depctng the sad state of the Palestnan refugees n the Mddle East. These tes ncluded soe valuable and rreplaceable tes belongng to the Ebassy of the State of Kuwat. Ths te the entre exhbton dsappeared only a few hours after t was posted. t s our opnon that ths repeated acton s not a ere concdence, but an organzed attept to suppress any vews n contradcton wth opnons held by certan ndvduals or groups on ths capus. Letter Cut We appeal to the county to do all that s n ts power to see that ths exhbton wll have the rght of dsplay n ths Unversty and that every possble acton wll be taken for ts recovery. Abbas A. Alkhan Pre Ex-Cross Country Co-Captan den. Penn Slata Arab Club Studyng Abroad Soe Slarty Edtors Note Mss Gurosky, a Collegan Copy Edtor, s currently attendng the Unversty of Strasourg, France, wth the P enn State Abroad Progra. By PAT GUROSKY Collegan Copy Edtor n several ways the two unverstes are strkngly slar. Both are stuated n provncal towns surrounded by low ountans, where sprng rans are frequent and sunny days are rare luxures. Both are large, sprawlng schools, wth tall classroo buldngs and sgns of ore constructon n lull vew. Each has too any students and too few professors, and each has had ts share of actve student dscontent. One- of these schools s Penn Statethe other s the Unversty of Strasbourg, where 35 Unversty students, partcpatng n the Unversty Study Abroad Progras, are learnng about France the best wayby lvng wth ts people. There s no capus here as we know t at hoeclassroo buldngs are scattered throughout the cty. Though there are any Aercan s t u- dents here (fro Dartouth, Purdue) the Penn State progra s run separately, and our classes are not ntegrated wth students of other schools. n fact, when we frst arrved here, even the French students were goneon a twoweek Easter va- caton. French Look MSS GUROSKY Though were gradually beng olded nto the French look, we felt as f we were wearng the Stars and Strpes when we frst arrved. The French, and even the other foregn students, for soe reason could tell we were Aercans rght away. The French students laugh at our thck Aercan accents, and rghtly so. But never really apprecated y own language untl had to explan a coon Englsh expresson (n French, of course) to y French rooate, who s an Englsh aor. The French students are perhaps too occuped wth ther own student grevances to be very concerned wth those n the Unted States, but they are ensely nterested n the racal probles n Aerca. We often fnd ourselves tryng to explan, the stuaton to Europeans and beng surprsed by the any false pressons they have about Ufe n the Unted States. But our educaton here s by no eans strctly n the classroot also encopasses experences such as learnng to. use the Pars subway syste, akng snackng on French pastry a between-eal habt, and htch-hkng to Swtzerland for the weekend. Strasbourg tself s a beautful cty tree-lned avenues, slow-ovng canals traversed by any brdges and an 800 year old cathedral whch donates the skylne. And one of our favorte afternoon pastes s sttng n a cafe by the pond n the park, watchng black swans glde easly between rowboats awkwardly ploted by young others, wth chldren n the bow. But Strasbourg also has t own personalty, soetes pecular to foregn eyes. All stores are closed at d-day for a twohour sesta, and any of the shopkeepers speak Alsacen a dalect nether French nor Geran. And the bus drvers go on strke every Frday wthout fal. Lberal Dors The French have a reputaton for beng lb eral, and ths s evdent n dortory polces. There s absolutely no curfew for coeds here, and the dortory front doors are never locked. nstead, a ale concerge» statoned n the lobby all nght. Whats ore, en are pertted n coeds roos all day, every day, untl 10 p..though the suggested te for leavng s rarely enforced. Other French custos ake us wonder whether well be able to abde by soe Aercan laws when we return. For «xaple, a good bottle of red wne can be bought n the superarket for about 40 cents, and of course theres no nstructons about keepng t n our roos. And vendng achnes n the lobby gve a choce between two brands of beer. Dnng Hall Beer We can also get beer wth our eals n the student restaurants (ldly equvalent to dnng halls), whch are scattered throughout the cty. We buy eal tckets n booklets that way, we pay only for the eals we eat. Opnons dffer as to the qualty of the food n the student restaurants, but t s dffcult to get used to eatng dnner between 7 and 8 p.. The French students are not as patent as we about watng n long lnes for eals. ts alost a gae wth the to see how far ahead n the lne they can push theselves. And a favorte way to get soeones attenton n the student restaurant s to shoot a carefully aed breadball at the. Lfe here s challengng and fun, and were learnng a lot. Many of us wll probably return to Europe -several tes; but few, f any, wll coe back as students and for that reason were tryng to ake every nute of our stay count. Als o, orental ewelry, sheepskns, wld crazy gfts and assorted old tes of nterest. ARTFAX 123} W. Beaver AHey, Rear of Danks Downstars ask you r f rends about erf &t\ odest 31 w. beaver sun exhbton tua sales USE COUEGAN CLASSFEDS FOR BEST RESULTS $5 Value. ORDER THS WEEK. $5 Depost over ewelers 216 EAST COLL EGE AVENUE Class of 1970 LA VE SENOR PORTRATS ARE BENG TAKEN NOW SENORS FROM A-D CAN ONLY HAVE THER PCTURES TAKEN UNTL MAY 7. THERE WLL BE NO MAKE-UP DATE. Portrats are taken wthout appontent fro 900 a noon and fro t 00 p.. to 400 p.. at the Penn State Photo Shop (214 E, College Avenuerear; ] Men Wear Lght Shrt, Dark Jacket & Te; Woen wear ewel neck sweater of any color and no ewelry There Wll Be a Sttng Charge of S.85 Hurry Te s Runnng Out Colle gan Ads Brn g Results

3 Road Towa rd ncluson Chauce rs Canterbury Tales n Modern Englsh F ve erry yarns of trcked husbands and trck y wves, llunated and reenacted n colo rful costues, on stage at Schwab Audtoru 800 p.. Apr Thurs.FrdaySaturday Black Separats Tckets on Sale at HUB desk Collegan Ads Brng Results By MARGE COHEN Collegan Feature Edtor When she was ntroduced to the class n Aercan racs Monday nght, Barbara A. Szeore was descrbed as a beautful woan. And, as she proceeded to dscuss Black Separats A Road Toward audence reacton ncluson, ndcated agreeent wth the ntroductory descrpton. Drawng fro the wrtngs of the late Malcol X, the Honorable Elah Muhaed, Stokely Carchael, Charles Halton and other black spokesen, Mrs. Szeore, nstructor at the Center for nter-cty Studes, Chcago, suarzed a 5-stage process toward entc-norty ncluson n the Aercan syste. Confuson of Ters ncluson, Mrs. Szeore sad, because of the confuson of other ters defned by whte people. ntegraton s an rrelevant word, she sad. And the ters ltant and Black Power are eanngless. There s only one group n ths country that P wer > Mrs- Szeore told the audence. That s the Whte Anglo-Saxon Protestants ask the Catholcs., But there s a concept of dentty that s very exctng for black people, she contnued, referrng to the socologcal nterpretaton of the concept of the pseudo-speces. Chosen People To renforce the lluson of beng chosen, every group says we are the chosen people, Mrs. Szeore explaned. Not only does such an.dentty buld group coheson, but t also protects the group fro other pseudopeces, she sad., The hostltes aong the pseudo-speces, racs n partcular, have gven en reason to slaughter one another and has provded the petus for each pseudo-speces to antan ts superorty, she sad.. And to change that aspect of the socal structure, Mrs. Szeore sad, values and nors ust be affected. Referrng to Harold Cruses Crss of the Negro ntellectual, Mrs. Szeore sad the struggle for superorty s an ethnc struggle, not racal. She cted the rsh-catholc and Jewsh- Aercan ethnc nortes who used volence and cultural natonals, respectvely, to work ther way nto the Aercan socal syste. Each group frst deternes ts pseudospeces declaraton, basng t on culture, knshp, language and relgon, she outlned. Fro that frst stage, the groups could effect a strong group natonals on nsttutons, eventually leadng to the thrd level of ethnc ncluson work nches and econoc blocs. Process of Excluson t s on that thrd plateau where the process of exlucson reveals ts portance, she sad. To antan ts econoc strength, the ethnc norty donates ether the unons or busness, dscrnatng aganst those not n the group whle reportng how hard we worked. \ Fro econoc strength evolves poltcal strength, she contnued, rasng the norty to the fourth level n the process. And level fve where the power s les not too far away. But, when asked f ths sae process would work for black people, Mrs. Szeore sad she dd not know. Dd she have an alternatve plan? Yes, but not tonght, she sad. Need for Unty The Musl county sees to be followng the Jewsh cultural-natonals odel, she sad. The sgnfcance of ths odel s very portant t ephaszes the need for unty and an end to cleavages. Before a group can enter the open socety, t ust frst close ranks, she added. n the eante, values ust be affected, Mrs. Szeore sad. The ale supreacy, whte supreacy and econoc supreacy values of ths country erely support the nor, she sad. And the nor has got to change. Unversty Readers To Stage Chaucers Canterbury Tales By JANET KELLY Collegan Staff Wrter, The Unversty Readers producton of Chaucers Canterbury Tales wll b e presented tonght, toorrow and Saturday nght n Schwab. Drector Joseph A. Wgley, assocate professor of speech, ad the producton s not a readng, but a story wth draatc acton. The prologue and fve tales wll be enacted n odern Englsh, edted fro the translaton by N e v 11 Coghll. Wgley sad the verse translaton closely follows the orgnal. had to do qute a bt of edtng to preserve the rhyth, he sad, but ve tayed, on the whole, fathful to Coghll. Englshwoan n Lead Maron Desond a professonal actress fro England, s cast as the Wfe of Bath, one of the greatest coc feale characters n lterature. Mss Desond s the wfe of Bran Langley, a vstng lecturer n archtecture. She has perfored Shakespeare on Brtsh Broadcastng Copany televson, as well as on Mddle nd Far Eastern tours. The settng for the producton s a bare stage. Costues, people and language are the only props, sad Wgley. The rest has to be suppled fro the agnaton. _ Capture Sprt The Tales; are rather sexy, but n an earthy and gay sort of way, Wgley sad. He sad AAAJAAJhM te r Cf f-ledqe of he feels the actors have captured ths sprt. Acordng to Wgley, oveent and colorful costung are the only spectacles. Wgley sad the costung, desgned by Felce Proctor ( g r a duate-theatre-mourtan Lakes, N.J.) s very good. Mebers of the cast nclude students fro a varety of aors. Rchard Porter (5th-art hstory-state College) plays the Reeve, Howell Rosenberg (6thpoltcal scence-phladelpha) doubles as the Pardoner and Chantcleer, and Ellen Zeruld (9th-Englsh-Phladelpha) portrays the young wfe n the Merchants Tale. Denns Tessler (10thr e h a b 1 taton educaton- Meron ) s cast n three dfferent parts, ncludng the Nuns Prest and John Hegness (3rd - archtecture-pttsburgh) plays the Knght and the Fox. p arlu. % Other ebers of the cast are Sauel Edelan (10thspeech-Altoona) as Chaucer, Los Bruckner (3rd-lberal arts-slver Sprngs, Md.) as the Proress, Lane Slver (6th-general arts and scences- Teaneck, N.J.), Mchael Kerrgan (3rd-dvson of counselng-glensde), Howard Ross (Sth-theatre-Kngston), Corwn Kng (graduate-speech- State College), Elzabeth Lennger (6th - speech - Pttsburgh, Jonathan Mller (6thpsychology - Phladelpha) and John Shepley (9th - Englsh- Wlkes-Barre). Tckets are on sale fro 9 a.. to 5 p.. today through Saturday at the Hetzel Unon Buldng desk and ay also be purchased at the door. Curtan te for the perforance s 8 p.. More Czech Students Protest Aganst Husak PRAGUE (AP) More colleges oned yesterday n the student st-n strke aganst the rege of the new Czechoslovak Counst party leader, Gustav Husak, who replaced lberal-nded Alexander Dubcek. Twenty colleges and L aa fnl l5eta wh to thank the brother Cf p ledge. of adelta lapst f or ke areat» Jree «t + facultes of Pragues Charles Unversty took part n the agtaton. Many wll contnue boycottng classes untl tonght, prolongng by one day the orgnally scheduled end of the st-n. a co-ed lvng experent at PENN STATE? P l The Ssters of THETA PH ALPHA congratulate then new ntates 5HAYNE FORMAN RTA FERR A Beautful nternatonal Fls presents DEV drected by Saya Hay NDA 19S1 Ths s a tale of old World superstton colldng wth new World reals, of a house dvded over relgon and, lke the Apu fls, done wth forceful splcty. THURSDAY. APRL 24 HUB Audtoru 7 & 9 P.M. abwfcwsfesss THE BLACK STUDENT UNON presents ts r thng Fro 5, 12 to 5, 18 Tckets 50c at HUB Desk Coleslan Photo by Plerr a Bellclnl Woan BARBARA A. SZEMORE, nstructor at the Center for ner-cy Sudet n Chcago, spoke to the Aercan racs class Monday nght. Mrs. Szeore suarzed a 5-sage process toward ethnc-norty ncluson n Aerca. rvs Raps Wthdrawal Of Ad To Students HARRSBURG (JP) House Deocratc Leader K. Leroy rvs sad yesterday he was opposed to wthholdng state scholarshps and loans fro students who are accused of cres. rvs ssued a stateent crtczng the Pennsylvana Hgher Educaton Assstance Agency, whch announced earler n the day a cooperatve agreeent wth the State Polce. The PHEAA sad the State Polce would report any student arrested and charged wth a felony or sdeeanor nvolvng oral turptude. Payents Wthdrawn Kenneth R. Reeher, PHEAA executve drector, sad f a student so charged was recevng a scholarshp or loan, further payents would be suspended, pendng court acton. f the student s found gulty, hs scholarshp or loan would be wthdrawn and steps taken to nsure aganst hs recevng addtonal state grants n the future, Reeher sad. f acqutted or f charges are dsssed, the students scholarshp or loan would be returned to h upon certfcaton by the college or unversty that he was n good standng. Speaks as ndvdual Ths fles n the face of all Anglo-Saxon ursprudence whch consders a person nnocent untl he s convcted, rvs sad. rvs, fro Pttsburgh, ephaszed that he was speakng as an ndvdual lawaker rather than as a spokesan for the Deocratc aorty caucus n the House. He sad he personally favors a proposed bll that would wthdraw scholarshp ad when a student, currently recevng such ad, s convcted of a cre. The Canterbury House The Shelter s consderng the possblty of a progressve lvng experence. nterested woen applcatons at HUB desk, or contact Jack Heransen at Colloquy Help Needed By SANDY FSCHONE CoUeonn Staff Wrter The charan of Colloquy ephaszed last nght that ore people arc stll needed to ad the out-of-class learnng progra scheduled for May Larry Rubenstcn, Colloquy charan. expressed h s pleasure at the tunvoul of approxately 70 people who et last nght n the Hetzcl Unon Buldng Readng Roo. Rubensten sad, however, that ore people arc stll needed. About 300 people are needed to fll secretaral postons and to take charge of a nd oderate panel dscussons, to work round-the-clock shfts at Colloquy Central (the HUB), to cople a Colloquy handbook whch wll contan bographes of the three.n speakers and to handle other tes such as tcket sales and publc relatons. Stu Slver, Colloquy publc relatons charan sad that ths s the frst te such a large scale out-of-class learnng stuaton has been tred at a large unversty. He entoned the wde-scale publcty Colloquy s recevng. Weve already been entoned n 25 to 30 newspapers n Pennsylvana on the Assocated Press wre and also on the New Look what youcan get away wthnow ll- fyftoftyrf fwx 5SBR TTtSftSS 9. Sande r Vanocur To Gve Keynote WDFM PROGRAM SCHEDULE THS AFTERNOON -Ntws 405Musc of the Masters, wth Kathy Bradley 6News e05after Sx, popular usc wth Steve Luccke 730Datelne News wth John Moses 7U5Datelne Sports 750 Coent 8Sound of Folk Musc 830Jazz Panoraa York AP wre, Slver sad. Coverage s also antcpated fro WEDO. the McKcesport Coluba Broadcastng Syste afflate, KDKA-TV n Pttsburgh and WPSX n State College. t s also lkely that Colloquy wll gan publcty on the Natonal Broadcastng Copany network. Slver added, because Sander Vanocur of NBC wll be Colloquys keynote speaker. Also scheduled to speak are cartoonst Al Capp and forer heavyweght chapon Muhaed Al. Tckets for the speakers ay be bought n a package of three for two dollars and wll go on sale May 5. Terry Jablonsk, organzatons lason, sad that faculty support for Colloquy las been expressed. Hubert Huphrey also has expressed a wsh to speak next year at such a progra. Slver sad. Don Shall, unsuccessful canddate for Undergraduate Student Governent presdent and orgnalor of the Colloquy dea, sad that the progra was desgned n two phases. Frst, the capus needed soethng to brng all segents of the county to work together and second, t needed soethng to ake courses ore relevant to the sturnt body. Ctng the nuber of 9Two on the Asle. Broadway usc 730 Relaxng wth Jonathan Rch... s Jacob J. Kaufan, head of the new Unversty offce of Student Dscusson 10News 1005Syphonc Notebook 12News 1205Slsnoff TOMORROW MORNNG 630 Penn state Weekday, rock wth To McLaughln 3D Slanoff THE DALY COLLEGAN LOCAL AD CLASSFED AU DEADLNE DEADLNE 400 P.M. 2 Days 1030 A.M. Day Before Publcaton Before Publcaton Md >L&1 Wlla son Sports Motors Your author zed dealer for 120 S. Pugh St. HONDA State College S - 4 H The Honda Scrabler 175. Nothng to hold you back when you tea up wth ths baby. H ts the begnnng and the end. The end of shellng out bg oney for gas, parkng, upkeep [ and nsurance. The begnnng? 1 of a new knd of freedo. The 175 takes you where you want to. goon or off the road. And t \\ \ takes you there wth power a rugged 4-stroke OHC twn f. engne that oves out to 80 ph. 1; Why wat? Get away wth the ( stu- dents present. Shall sad that the frst phase has proved successful. Ths, he sad, s the ost crucal part of Colloquy. The success of the second phase wll be revealed at the actual progra. The students broke nto sall groups shortly before 9 p.. to sgn up for cottees. n the Colloquy applcaton dstrbuted at that te. Jon Fox, personnel charan, restated the need for ore people. There are no specfc knds of experence for Colloquy ebershp that are requred except the nterest and desre to help successfully ntate one o f the ost valuable out-ofclass experences at Penn State. FECAL HOLDAY NN BUFFETS FRDAY FSH UAU $2.50 per person S1.2S chldren under 12 #1 15 RESTAURANT xdaww Slate College, Pa. Nghtly Entertanent Scrabler 175 today at your 1 nearest Honda dealer. ; HONDA See your Honda dealerfora cofr brochure, satety paphlet and nvsble Crcle fl; or wne Aercan Honda Motor Co. nc.. Dept. C-15. Box 50. Gardens. Calforna SM A H? fa;/ ffs 4 ff-3 Wt- - ps. r -l ral& W. ; >W t.k?lf?f

4 Prystowsky Cals On FC To Preserve Status Quo By JOE MEYERS Collegan Staff Wrter Erc Prystowsky, outgong presdent of nter-fraternty Councl, has sad, have a world of confdence n the new executve board. They wll ake an extreely effcent board. The hghest prorty of the new board should be to keep the status quo. or to be sure that the organzaton reans as solvent and poltcally powerfu l as t s now. he added. Prystowsky stressed the fact that the group should not place ts ephass on what he called the false goals of lberalzng the socal regulatons of fraterntes. Acadec atters should take precedence over any socal lberalzaton, he sad. Mantaned Status Quo Prystowsky also spoke of hs accoplshents of the last year. t has been a year of general student unrest, whch dd not bypass the FC. One of the ost sgnfcant accoplshents of y executve board was to keep the ld on the kettle. Two or three tes soe of the fraternty probles threatened to go overboard. Ue antaned the status quo. whch was very hard to do. would also lke to coend y secretary-treasurer. Brad Lawrence. For the frst te n years the FC budget balanced. Lawrence collected over $5,000 n back debts. he added. Prystowsky also coended hs ad- Branch Ca Who says The B g Green One s cong on Saturda y, Guaranteed to get yo ur feet wet. Hang loose for ore nfo. nstratve-vce presdent Jerry North for settng up the new Coonwealth Capus rush progra. ntact Organzaton Over all we have provded the next adnstraton wth an ntact organzaton whch s uch ore ore ẹffcent than t was when we look over. hope that the new board can take the present structure and buld fro there, he sad. Prystowsky also expressed hs opnons on the experental lvng - center, the Shelter. My feelng 1? are abvalent. ts nce for those who want t. but sure that t wll have any of the sae probles as fraterntes have. n fact, a frend of ne told e that he oved out of the Shelter because he wanted ore prvacy. sure the ntroducton/ of woen nto the Shelter wll ake t a stronger nsttuton, though. he sad. Maor Advantage The aor advantage of the Shelter s that t doesnt have to follow the rules of FC, but then agan t doesnt have any of the advantages of FC, cther. he added. Prystowsky cted the co-ordnated rush progra as one advantage of FC ebershp. Prystowsky sad he feels that the Shelter wll be popular, but, when the Adnstraton stops babyng the students. FC wll change, and t wll have very few rules, and The Shelter wll then be nothng. uses Hook-up Co puters Tak e Over Now that the day of the copu ter clearly has dawned n Aercan educaton, the Co - onwealth Capus network of the Unversty s begnnng to share n the arvels of the age. t wll be a whle before all 19 capuses can bask n the glory of the era. but the potental pact of the coputer on ther acadec progras s vrtually unlted, thanks to the capabltes of the vast Unversty Coputer Center and ts S6.5 llon worth of rented hardware. Wthn the past year, seven of the branch locatons plus the Unverstys Mlton S. Hershey Medcal Center have been lnked to the Coputer Centers BM syste at Unversty Park. Coputer at Coand - They have ths coputer at ther coand. sad Burton E. Squres, assstant professor of coputer scence and a Coputer Center staff eber. Anythng that can be donewth ths coputer can be done on these capuses., And ust what can be done wth the coputer tests the agnaton. No less than dfferent obs were processed through the syste durng Fall Ter alone by 100 dfferent Unversty departents and dvsons. Whle coputers are adaptable to adnstratve assgnents when necessary, ther pre functon at a unversty s one of nstructon or research. Alost 140 new research and 235 new nstructonal proects were progr aed nto the coputer durng Fall Ter. Of the eght locatons lnked to the Coputer Center, the Captol, Beaver. B e h r e n d, McKeesport and Ogontz capuses are equpped wth what the coputer scentst calls edu speed ternals consstng of a prnter, card punch and card reader. The Hershey Medcal Center and the York and New Kensngton capuses have slghtly less sophstcated typewrter ternals, or low speed equpent as ts called n the coputer busness. Each of the stes s lnked to the coputer center b y telephone lnes whch run the ternals through a data adaptor nto the coplex BM network. Schuylkll Coputer A slghtly dfferent approach was taken at the Schuylkll Capus n Schuylkll Haven. There a stand-alone BM 1130 Senator Urges Lst ng Accden t-prone Autos WASHNGTON (AP Sen. Phlp A. Hart urged the auto nsurance ndustry yesterday to dentfy car akes and odels that are ost subect to accdent and ost expensve to repar and to adust ther rates accordngly. The Mr-hgan Deocrat sad t would be ore useol for nsurance copanes to run advertseents wth ths nforaton than those ads lecturng ures for akng hghdaage awards. Kdt-t charan of the Senate anttrust subcottee, ade hs coents after Wlla Haddon Jr., testfed that hgh-perforance type cars desgned and prooted by anufacturers contrbute to heavy repar costs. Haddon was drector of the Transportaton Departent s Natonal Hgh Safety Bureau untl ṃd-february. He now s presdent of a nonproft organzaton supported by auto nsurance copanes to proote hghway safety. Haddon sad a study by one nsurance copany showed that the experence for hgh perforance cars s consderably worse than the other groups n average ncurred losses, cla frequency and loss rato. Unnecessary Expense Haddon also testfed that anufacturer use of very large exteror sheet etal coponents, rather than saller ones that would be easer and cheaper to repar, results n unnecessary expense. The sae apples n the case of parts that are desgned n ways that ake the dffcult to replace, such as fenders that are welded on rather than bolted on. Hart urged greater research eforts to deterne the clas experence wth each knd of car and an adustent of nsurance rates n lne wth the fndngs. fe. w the 21st edton of the coplete gude to work, study s» Br ~ f and travel abroad M $950 The Student Traveler Abroad prepared by the Unted States Natonal Student Assocaton Telts you how to get there, what to do, how uch t wll cost, and how you can do t for less... ts the offcal source book for over one llon students n ore than 300 collects colleges and nv»ret»«unverstes. ore coprehensve than ever before... copletely up-to-date ore detaled nforaton on Australa and Japan a copletely new secton on Afrca nforaton on every portant cty, country, and contnent to whch an Aercan student s allowed to travel at your college Bookstore or use coupon r - Ob GROSSET 4 DUnapTnC. 51 Madson Avenue, New York, N.Y l Gentleen l flf.s 6 l 0 e copy(es) of THE STUDENT TRAVELER ABROAD at $2.50 per copy. Nae. Address.. ; Cty. state Zp J 2S Z «<w Sl> J V w «Wf coputer was nstalled two vears ago to pert a coparson between the relatve advantages and dsadvantages of ths syste versus the lnkup wth Unversty Park. One obvous beneft a t Schuylkll s that the coplete coputer operaton s avalable at the spot for the students to wtness and utlze. But n any case, there s alost no end to, what the capuses can do wth ther equpent, beyond the obvous ablty to expand ther coputer scence qurrculu. Vast Resource At the Beaver Capus, for exaple, one nstructor has used the coputer to create a test for a ath course. Ths sprng the equpent has been put to use n physcs, engneerng and statstcs. Here we. have the actualty of ths vast coputer resource. sad Drector J. Paul Gust. Our capablty outranks facltes of soe ndustres. Drector rvn H. Kochel. of the Behrend Capus at Ere, reports the coputer has been quck to catch on wth the students. Ths knd of achnery fascnates the students and they want to use t. The nterest has been so great that the Unversty s explorng the possblty o f establshng a new two-year degree course n coputer scence technology at soe capus locatons. Specal Task Force Last May. a specal task force at Unversty Park recoended coputer facltes gradually be placed at all but two of the 19 capuses. The task force noted that the Presdents Natonal Scence Advsory Cottee has taken a hard look at the coputers growng pact on unversty-level educaton and concluded By soete n the 1970s t s doubtful that ore than a few per cent of the students wll graduate wthout havng ade soe use of coputers. Fro the feld, Henry H. Herrng, drector at the Schuylkll Capus, and Sauel Laposata, an nstructor at Beaver, put t another way. Thats the world today. they sad. ts the coputer age and were part of t. Blow Yourself UD POSTER SZE 2 «. x 3 H. SJ «r Wd WU, r C»W Plwfe fr>j»-- JUto l to- Wdl M «,. L uo-up. <rt ror-a«r posnt. nlurfor x4 n.bo-tp $7.50 Ml U< fer part, Ul. EACH. Ma CO J). Ada kc.1». S4 Check» Hwkt Order tot PHOTO POSTER, lt. 210E. 23rdSf DefU. M47 New York, N. V Qaalar fmwnm fxj. Collo quy Posto ns Avalable Appl catons are now avalable for ebershp on coordnatng cottees for Colloquy. Students ay sgn up at the an desk n the Hetzel Unon Buldng, n area unon buldngs and at the Colloquy offce, 203 HUB. There are no specal requreents for ebershp on the cottees, whch nclude secretaral, regstraton, publc relatons. Colloquy central, oderators, student hosts and specal servces. Panhellenc Councl SGMA P congratulates Ken wll eet at 130 p.. today n 215 HUB. Alpha Ph Oega, ens servce fraterntv, wll eet at 630 tonght- n 217 HUB. The annual ntaton banquet for the Socety of Sga X wll be held at 630 tonght n the an dnng roo of the Nttany Lon nn. Sga X s the natonal honor socety for the encourageent of research n scence. There wll be a eetng of the Chrstan Scence Organzaton at 630 tonght n the Helen Eakn Esenhower The Marketng Club wll eet at 7 tonght at Ph Kappa Tau fraterntv. The Bellefonte YMCA wll hold regstraton for the water safety nstructors course at 730 tonght at the YMCA. There wll be a eetng of t h e Undergraduate Student Governent at 7 p.. tonght n 203 HUB. Young Aercans for Freedo wll eet at 730 tonght n 215 HUB. # The Chess Tea wll eet at 8 tonght n 217 HUB. There wll be a eetng of the Mode Ralroad Club at 915 tonght n 214 HUB. A cottee representng each college of the Unversty The Departent of Hstory wll sponsor a syposu at 3 p.. today n 214 HUB. Kwangchng Lu, professor of hstory at the Unversty of Calforna, wll speak on Confucans and Modernzaton., our new ntate Bundy (Fnally) n. for Art Edtor s rosons and Photogra phers are stll avalable on the 1970 La Ve staff. has been apponted b y Unvrsty Presdent Erc A. Walker to recoend canddates for the deanshp of the Graduate School. M. Nelson McGeary, the ncubent dean, wll retre on July 1. Grant N. Farr, professor and, head of the Departent of Econocs and representng the College of the Lberal Arts, has been elected cottee charan. Other ebrs of SHUMAN th Cottee and the Colleges they represent are Stuart Patton, agrculture; Vfrth V. McCoy, arts and archtecture; Max D. Rchards, busness adnstraton ; Laurence H. Lattan; earth and neral scences; Robert L. Lathrop, educaton. John S. Nsbet, engneerng; Elsworth R. Buskrk. health and physcal educaton; Ruth L. Pke, huan developent; Leonard W.Zeran, scence, and Evan G. Pattshall Jr.. edcne. Addtonal cottee ebers are John W. Moore, graduate student n hgher educaton, and Rchard H. Hendel, Captol Capus. Roy Gordon, a eber of the Harvard Unversty faculty, wll address the Physcs Colloquu here at 1245 ths afternoon n 310 Whtore. Gordon wll speak o n Collson Mechans o f Molecules. Charles Heran of Deland, Fla., a Penn State senor n ndustral engneerng, took frst place n regonal copetton of student techncal papers Call and ask fo r the La Ve Edtor FOR DONNE«d a lne s worth t concert ay tckets on sale today Art and Photo graphy Students one show onl y sponsored by uub and azz club 3 hub desk 730 Collegan Notes conducted by the Aercan nsttute of ndustral Engneerng. Herans paper. Job Shop Schedulng va Forecast Schedule Board, wll be presented at the Natonal Conference of the nsttute to be held next onth n Houston, Texas. Sx faculty ebers presented papers for the Sposu on Polluton Control n Fuel Cobuston, Processng and Mnng at the 157th natonal eetng of the Aercan Checal Socety held n Mnneapols, Mnn, last week. H. B. Charbury, Secretary of Mnes and Mneral ndustres was a luncheon speaker before the Dvson of Fuel Chestry and presented a paper enttled The Mneral Engneer and Hs Challengng Role n our Envronent. Other papers presented were Recent Advances n Extngushent of Burnng Coal Refuse Banks for Ar Polluton Reducton, and Revew of Pennsylvanas Mne Dranage Polluton Abateent Progra, both by Davd R. Maneval ; The Oxygenaton of rpn () Solutons Relatonshps to Coal Mne. Dranage Treatent, by H. L. Lovell; Subsurface Dsposal of Mne Water. by R. Stefanko, and Checal Propertes of Toxc Strp-Mne Spol Banks n Pennsylvana, by R. J. Hutnk. Peter D. Bennett, assocate professor and head of the Departent of Marketng,, was elected to serve a 2-year ter as a drector of the Aercan Marketng Assocaton at the organzatons recent natonal electon. The AMA s a 25,000-eber assocaton of educators and practoners and s consdered the arketng professon s aor natonal organzaton. Donald T. Lard, drector of the Coputaton Center and assocate professor of coputer scence, has been selected to partcpate n the Vstng Scentsts Progra of the Assocaton for Coputng Machnery. The progra akes arrangeents or partcpatng coputer scentsts to vst colleges and saller unverstes where they can dscuss wth students and faculty the pact of coputers and coputer scence on today s socety and offer advce on the use of coputers n research. # Everett C. Shuan, who retred last July as assocate professor of engneerng research n the Penn State nsttute for Buldng Research, has been elected to honorary ebershp n the Aercan Socety for-testng and Materals. He wll be presented a certfcate of honorary e- Fnal plans have been approved for the Lfe Scences Huldnr. Unt 3, whch wll be constructed by the General State Authorty. The buldng wll be located north of Bucklout Laboratory. bershp on June 25 at the awards luncheon of the Socetys 72nd annual eetng n Atlantc Cty. N.J. Shuan wll receve the award for hs dlgence and expertse n furtherng the ourpose and deals of ASTM n techncal, adnstratve and ntersocety affars and for hs contnued portant counsel and contrbutons to others n the Socety. Walter E. Freean, professor of huan developent, s n, Kenya, Afrca, for sx weeks, servng on an nterdscplnary tea whch s exanng a varety of county developent proects n behalf of the World Bank. Freean, a eber of the faculty of the Dvson of County Developent n the College o f Huan Developent, s the only socologst on the tea, coposed largely of econosts. Hugh H. Chapan Jr., professor of Roance languages, has been naed for the second te to the Natonal Scholarshp Cottee of Ph Sga ota, the natonal Roance languages honorary fraternty. The cottee, coposed of scholars fro sx unverstes, selects the recpents of Henry Ward- Church Scholarshps, awarded annually to the ost outstandng applcants fro, the ebershp of the honor socety.. Rchard. G. Cunnngha, professor and head of the Departent o f Mechancal Engneerng, has been naed to a 3-year ter on the Engneers Councl for Professonal Developent, begnnng n October. He was naed as a representatve of the Aercan Socety of Mechancal Engneers. Cunnngha also serves as a eber of the Councls accredtaton personnel lst fro whch vstng teas are coposed and as a eber of the natonal Polcy Board on Educaton of the Socety. The an functon of the Councl s accredtaton of engneerng progras. V Peter Gould, professor of geography, has been aoponted co nsultng edtor of Geographcal Analyss, a new nternatonal ournal of theoretcal geography. THE NEW SCHOOL COLL E6E s the senor college of the New School for Socal Research, an urban unversty located n Greenwch Vllage wth all of New York Cty for ts capus. There ok- are three an New School unts. One s the Graduate Faculty, a leadng center n the Socal Scences that offers tranng to 2,400 asters and doctoral students under scholars lke Econost Robert Helbroner, Poltcal Scentst Saul K. Padover, and Phlosopher Hannah Arendt. A second s the New School evenng dvson, whch provdes a vast range of courses, workshops, and lectures for soe 12,000 New Yorkers annually, and serves as a aor cultural center for the county-atlarge wth progras of concerts, fls, odern dance and art exhbtons. The newest unt s the NEW SCHOOL COLLEGE an undergraduate progra, lted to 500 students. The College offers a two-year progra for students who have already copleted ther sophoore year elsewhere, and who are nterested n earnng ther B.A. wth ephass n huantes or socal scence, n a progra whch consders undergraduate educaton portant n tself. nstead of lectures, every class n the College s desgned as a senar, wth about twenty students sttng around a table to learn through partcpatory dscusson. nstead of textbooks, the student confronts the actual works produced by great nds of the past and the present-arstotle and Sartre. Freud and Erkson, Sophocles and Pnter. Marx and Marcuse, Shakespeare and Pcasso, Joyce and Antonon. nstead of requrng ts teachers to engage n specalzed research and publcaton, the College has a faculty whose prary cotent s to teachng, and t frees the fro extrnsc deands so that they can concentrate ther talents on the nstructonal progra. nstead of takng a collecton of unrelated courses, students take a Dvsonal Prograa set of courses desgned by the faculty to ft together nto a total educatonal experence. And nstead of a aor. each student pursues hs own ndvdual Study Progra, n whch he nvestgates, n consderable depth and over a two-year perod, a proble of hs own choosng under the gu dance of a tutor. The student takes three year-long courses durng hs frst year and two year-long courses durng hs second. Ths consttutes hs Dvsonal Progra. The rest of hs te s spent n ndvdual Studes, whch he ntates durng hs frst year and pursues for hal f of hs te durng hs second year. THE DVSONAL PROGRAM Unlke ost colleges, we are not dvded nto specalzed departents lke Englsh, Hstory, or Psychology. We have only two Dvsons-the Huantes and the Socal Scences. The enterng student norally elects to study n ether the huantes or the socal scences, but ay choose to work n both. The sgnfcance of ths unorthodox Dvsonal structure s twofold. t eans that the student takes courses at an advanced level that are genunely nterdscplnary rather than narrowly specalzed. And t eans that the student s free, n the ndvdual Study porton of hs progra, to nvestgate a proble that defes the boundares of conventonal departents, perhaps cuttng across phlosophy and draa, or psychology and econocs. THE HUMANTES The huantes coprse all the creatons of ann usc, pantng, and lterature, n hstory, scence, and phlosophy. Yet at ost colleges, a studentwho wshes to study these creatons at an advanced level ust lt hself arbtrarly to the study of a sngle knd, and even to a sngle country or perod. There s no departent at ost colleges that wll allow h to aor n both Thoas Mann and Dostoyevsky, both Pnter and Proust. And even when he lts hs study to one of these fgures, the ntellectual tools that he requres for explorng the deas of that wrter n depth can only be acqured by takng courses n stll other departents-phlosophy or theology or psychology. Slarly, a student who aors n the conventonal phlosophy departent cannot develop, wthn hs specalzed courses, the aesthetc senstvty that he needs to penetrate fully the phlosophy of thnkers such as Plato and Netzsche and Hedegger, whose phlosophc vsons are expressed by eans of age, yth, and draatc acton no less than by ratonal dscourse. t s for these reasons that our study of the huantes s nterdscplnary rather than fragented nto departental aors. We have desgned a set of courses that ft together nto a coprehensve nvestgaton of the creatons of an. t s possble for us n a sngle course to uxtapose a treatse by Kant, a novel by Barth, and a ove by Godard n order to deal fully wth the proble under nvestgaton. The ephass s less on asseblng nforaton about partcular works than on dscoverng the ethods of understandng and apprecaton that can be appled to nnv work. The goal s to provde tools of analyss that wll extend the students nsght nto the huantes when he pursues hs own ndvdual Study. THE SOCAL SCENCES The ost worthwhle research n the socal scences tends to nvolve two or ore specaltes sultaneously. Schupeter was an econost, but Captals, Socals and Deocracy s as well phlosophc, poltcal and hstorcal. Myrdal s an econost, but The Aercan Negro draws on any felds. Arendt s a phlosopher, but Totaltarans s hstorcal, socologcal anapsychologcal. And current efforts to understand such dverse phenoena as the underdeveloped natons, fascs, poverty, and hppes look to all of the socal scence dscplnes. Wehave therefore constructed an upper-level progra n socal scence that s totally nterdscplnary. The ephass s on forulatng new probles rather than learnng the answers to old probles, on asterng theethods by whch truth can be dscovered rather than eorzng the truths already known, and on understandng the senal concepts that have proved to be especally suggestve n llunatng socal realty. The probles studed n ths progra, as well as the readngs, exhaust no unverse, establsh no canon, defne no orthodoxy. They provde a strong foundaton on whch the student can buld hs ndvdual Study progra. THE NDVDUAL. STUDY PROGRAM One-quarter of the unor year and one-half of the senor year are reserved for ndvdualzed study. The student pursues hs own specal nterests under the gudance of a faculty tutor and by eans of the analytcal tools he s developng n-the Dvsonal Progra; hs work generally culnates n a wrtten paper. Soe students for ther own senars or enlst ebers of the faculty to offer specal courses; others take courses fro the vast progras, graduate, undergraduate, and adult, avalable at the New School for Socal Research-courses taught by such vstng specalsts as Paul Douglas, Rollo May. Bayard Rustn, Lesle Fedler, Lee Strasberg, Allen Gnsberg and others choose to work ndependently o any course structure, under the drect supervson of ther tutors. The possbltes for ndvdual Study are ntated by the student hself and lted only by hs agnaton and ntellgence. THE NTER-DVSONAL CORE At the center of the Dvsonal Progra are the courses n whch students and faculty fro both of the Dvsons coe together for ntensve collaboraton on coon concerns. Perhaps no other aspect of the College ebodes as radcal a departure fro the donant trends n Aercan educaton as ths one, whch we call the nter-dvsonal Core. ts purpose s to dscover new ntellectual arts for dealng wth he probles en confront when they try to know and act. We conceve these ntellectual arts as odern adaptatons of the old lberal arts, whose orgnal functon was to lberate en fro old ways of seeng and dong. The readngs n these courses are drawn fro all the areas of knowledge-huantes, socal scences, natural scences, and phlosophy.they are selected to shed new lght on soe of the fundaental ssues underlyng all knowledge and actvty, ssues lke the relaton between fact and value, theory and practce, subectvty and obectvty, thought and acton. n a rgorous and serous anner, the courses nvestgate questons lke these Are there arts of dscoveryntellectual strateges for httng upon new solutons to probles? Are there any hard facts n the worldfacts that cant be altered by the perspectve fro whch they are.vewed? s there a ethod for akng oneself nto an nnovator rather than a passve transtter of outsde forces? THS PROGRAM s now three years old. t has drawn students fro over 300 colleccs and unverstes throughout the U.S. Although t ephaszes the value of educaton for ts own sake, substantal nubers of ts graduates have b;en adtted to top-rankng graduate schools. Tuton and fees are S700. Most of the students lve n prvate quarters near the School. We do not provde housng. We have no gynasu. Only teachers, students, classroos and books. p B, AW+% Adssons Offce «5. «$$>, THE NEW SCHOOL &U# COLLEGE New School fo«socal Reseuch 66 West 12th Street New York, N.Y S E leah.?nd. S e. ṭ,le Bull etn and applcato n lor the S. «New School College.,.. a now attendng. H ( C olle< or Vnl\trsUy) Nae J Addrcu S Cty State _Zp, ;

5 > % KMSSSMSK A Cnderella Tea That Couldn t Wn Edtor s NoteErstwhle basketball predctor Penny Wechel has decded to start a new careerlegtate sports wrtng. After a hard wnter of followng the hoopsters, Mss Wetcle was glad to see the advent of sprng, and wth t the return of baseball season.,? le rf, r?ṭc antcs f the fu tle Phladelpha Phlles n the early gong brought back btter eores to Mss Wechel, an old Phlles de-hard. She rensces below. By PENNY W ECHEL Collegan Sports Wrter. My true confesson. Ths s the story of a beautful young aden (e ) and y unrelentng one-sded love affar wth a baseball tea. t s a story of vouth and nnocence and a Joe Boyd belef n a ball cub for whch absolutely nothng wll ever go rght ean, of course, the Phladelpha Phlles. Even though a natve Pttsburgher, guess shouldve known by the te was 10 that was destned to becoe a Phlle dehard. n the frst place, started collectng baseball cards at that te and y favorte was ths pcture of Don Cardwell (then a Phlle) because of the because of the black background. ean thought that was really neat. None of the others had black backgrounds they were all yellow. Then another te asked y father what a Phlle was supposed to be anyway. He sad a flly was a feale colt. sad, Oh, and wondered f feale colts were supposed to be tough or soethng. When,1 was 11, we oved east nto Phlles Baseball Network terrtory. Untl then reall y hadn t pad uch attenton to baseball gaes or the Prat es. AH knew about the gae was what learned fro y baseball cards. even thought the Prates of?; the ddle and late 50s were supposed to be J good. Then rear soe years later that they fnshed seventh all the te. t was the Phls, naturally, who fnshed last. n 1960 began lstenng fathfully to every ptch of every nnng of every gae s; va Byru Saa (the Phladelpha anl nouncer). Even on Sunday afternoons when g all the other voluptuous 12-year-old feales g were down at the pool chasng all the 12- J year-old he-en, sat plastered n front of % the TV tryng to fgure out who Gene Mauch would start at thrd. J Woods or Ted Lep- % co. Bg decson knew who all the players were al rght, but boy was stupd. even asked y father f foul balls were counted n coputng battng averages. He sad no wth, a straght face. 1 The early 60s were bleak years for the Phlles, or should say bleaker than usual. 3 Nneteen-sxty-one was the year of ther eorable 23-gae losng streak. never <$ ssed a ptch. The last one they lost was the frst gae of a doubleheader wth the 4. Mlwaukee Braves. bet y ssters fance S that theyd wn that gae 50 cents bet ; hbut they lost. He kndly asked e f d care to bet h another 50 cents that,13 theyd wn the second gae and sad no and the Phlles fnally won. Fgures. ve J never won a bet when t had to do wth the Phlles wnnng. ; Well, they won the next nght aganst the Cubs n Phladelpha for a two gae ; wnnng.streak and ended the,last week, of P. the 1961 season n farly decent fashon. was utterng to yself, Just wat tll next 1 year. Ah,the sprt of youth. ; The next year (1962) was the frst te - pcked the Phlles to wn the pennant. They fnshed seventh but the baseball world was so shook up about t that one wre servce n Four-Way Meet Coed Gol fers Wn Penn States coed golf tea won a quadrangular eet held at Cornell last Frday. The woen defeated Cornell, thaca and Cortland n stroke play n a eet shortened to nne holes because of ran, fog and 40-degree teperature. The Lady Lons consstng of Vvan Brownlee. Cndy Atwood, Suellen Wayda and Sally Sth, totaled 203 to take frst place n the contest. The low score for Penn State was a 46 turned n by Mss Wayda. The coeds agan encountered bad weather when they ted LBERAL eet Saturday. Wnnng for the woen were Mss Wayda over Bobbe Swank, 8 and 6, and Mss Sth over Barbara Ey, 6 and 4. Mss Brownlee lost to Nancy Kelley. 3 and 1. and Mss Atwood lost to Pat Nles, 3 and 2. $50.00 REWARD towards nforaton n locatng the negatves to n Walkertown pctures and other, events that occurred n front of Old Man ths past Fall. Anonyty prosed call B ARTS AND BUSNESS STUDENTS The Pennsylva na Depart ent of Hghways s n the busness of pub lc servce. We need socally conscous, ature young en and woen who are not only aware of probles but who are wllng to work toward dong soethng about the. f you are a DOER and nterested n a challeng ng career oppor tunty, we would lke to eet you. A PDH repr esentatve wll be on capus Apr l 30, to dscuss careers n Per sonnel Adnstrato n and Heal Estat e. Please see your Placeent Drector n the Grange Buldng to ake arra ngeents for an ntervew. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNTY EMPLOYER For Acton ts TWO WHEELS UsU f you copare, youll go Yaah a ts a better achne Bult to get around a lne of trucks 1311 E. College Ave Ph voted Gene Mauch Natonal League Manager of the Year. No one was laughng at y Phlles now. They fnshed fourth n 1963, one gae out of thrd place. was caught up wth the enthusas generated by the Phlles organzaton, sportswrters and fans. At least Gene Mauch and were enthusastc. couldnt wat for the 64 season to begn. Ths ust had to be the year. refused to beleve t wouldnt be. But the Phlles, are defntely He Charle Browns of aor league baseball. > case you havent notced. They are. found that out after lvng through the 64 season. You look at the so-called Cnderella teas of the sxtes the 60 Prates the 61 Reds, or the 67 Red Sox. They all have one thng n coon they won. Then theres the Phlles. The only Cndere lla club n the whole hstory of baseball to blow the pennant. l l never forget t as long as lve. A sx and a half gae lead wth 12 gaes to go and they blew t. The only te cred was durng the Phls fnal hoe appearance of the season rght n the ddle of ther faous 10-gae losng streak. They were playng Mlwaukee and the Braves were takng ther usual hoe run swngs and cong up wth Matty Aou hts. Oh, t was sckenng. wept and wept. ts okay when Matty Alou beats you wth Matty Alou hts, but not those sluggers the Braves had. The Phlles lost that gae 13-10, although Johnny Callson (y favorte Phlle) had three hoe runs. knew then the Phls were dooed. Actually when look back at the whole ordeal, should have fgured t out earler that the Phls were dooed, that s. n July the Cardnals had the down 10-2 gong nto the botto of the nnth aganst Phlle-kller Curt Sons. Now check ths one out. The Phlles erupted for seven runs n the botto of the nnth to lose the gae snt that rdculous? The 1960 Prates would have coe through wth at least eght runs to te, not to enton the nne needed to wn. But not the Phls. Lke sad, theyre the Charle Browns of the aors. Well, was young and dub and all fred up for the 65 capagn. t was so sple. The Phlles had won two pennants n ther whole hstory (needless to say, fewer pennants than any other aor league tea except for the expanson clubs). One wn was n 1915 and the other n Add up 15 and 50 and you get 65. We were n. No we weren t. We stubled through that season as well as 66, 67, and 68, although each suer convnced yself that the Phls were gong to stage soe 1 phenoenal d-season drve to the top a la the 64 Cardnals. Every te they won a gae d say to yself, AH rght, bab y. Ths s where we ake our ove, but then they d go ouf and lose two or three n a row. But never gave up untl they were atheatcally elnated. would never stop belevng. Untl now. My love for the Phlles s not copletely dead, nor wll t ever be. ts ust realstc. a now able to face up to the hard-boled fact that the Phlles have a rotten ptchng staff, far httng and aybe the frst tea n the whole hstory of baseball to fnsh last behnd a frst year expanson club. Why do feel ths way? s t because gettng old or s t ust that sck of beng frustrated every suer? know not why. All know s that the Cubs are gong to wn the Natonal League pennant and the World Seres to boot. So to all Phlle fanatcs n general. Forget t, baby. Were a long-sufferng but dooed group. And never ss a Peanuts specal on TV. The Brothers and Pledges Theta Delta Ch proudly congratulate t her new ntate Mke McDonnell Alpha Ph Delta Alpha Sprng Pledge Class a Mke Sccchtano Rch Teple Tony Cardarell - To Del Pozzo Alpha Ph Delta l Long ay they lve JOB S WE HAVE A SPECAL JOB JUST FOR YOU atonas Agency o Student Eployent P. O. Box New Orleans, Lousana Cash? Check? Money Order? GENTLEMEN PLEASE SEND 1969 JOB DRECTORES CHECKED BELOW.?Vacaton Resort Jobs $3.00 Work wth students at Aercas fnest Resorts.?Foregn Jobs $3.00 Gan valuable experences abroad wth pay?career Tranng Opportuntes. $3.00 Start your career workng copanes. wth Aercas best?specal Offer $4.00 Our latest bulletn whch contans all three ob felds plus a specal ob assgnent for you. Please state ntreest and desred locaton. of Alpha Ph Delta Ph Delta Bs ons Edge LaXers No, You Cant Have t Alan Steckley Pat Frye Bll McGllvray Jeff Stup Alpha Ph Delta J> # 3, a o a A LATE SURGE was not enough for the Lons lacrosse tea lo overcoe an early lead by Bucknell. The Bsons scored four goals n the frst perod to score an upset. Here Lon dfelder Dave Schock (21) presses the attack. Neten Top Gettysburg For Seaso ns Frst Wn By BOB DXON Collegan Sports Wrter Theres no such thng as fghtng the clock n tenns, but for the Penn State neten. such was alost the case yesterday. The Lons had been raned out of a wn n ther season opener aganst weak West Vrgna, and the dark skes at Gettysburg threatened to do the sae to the atch aganst the equally weak Bullets. saw those clouds and all could thnk of was that another easy wn would be raned out. coach Holes Cathrall sad after the eet. told the boys to play hard and try and get ther atches over as quckly as possble. We needed fve ndvdual atches copleted for the atch to count, but as t turned out, the ran held up untl the entre atch was fnshed. Because the ran was knd enough to go away and coe agan another day probably every day all ter the State tenns tea now has a new look. nstead of a season record of two losses, the Lons can now add a 9-0 shutout over Gettysburg and new confdence to the pcture. The Bullets were sply no atch for the Lons, as each of the State neten, heedng Cathralls plea, won hs sngles and doubles atch n straght sets. Captan Neal Kraer got the ball rollng when he easly defeated sophoore Dave Forbes, 6-1, 6-1. t was the senors frst sngles wn of the season. Sophoore Bob M e s e, recently oved up to the nuer two poston, won hs second consecutve atch wth a 6-2, 7-5 vctory over Juhan Runne. Joe Kaplan followed Mese wth a convncng 6-2, 6-2 truph over Paul Teese and Glenn Rupert.defeated J Bttnger, 6-4, 6-1. Soph Surprses Art Avery fnshed hs atch n strong fashon, beatng Ken Wldonger The surprsng sophoore now has States best record and also has two doubles vctores to hs credt. Bob Claraval copleted the sngles copetton wth hs frst wn of the season, defeatng Bob Holt, The Lons took up n the doubles copetton where they left off n the sngles. The frst tea of Kraer and Kaplan Heres your opportunty Slow Start Fata cae through wth an easy 6-0, 6-2 wn over the tea of Forbes and Bfttnger. t was qute an proveent over last week when the two Lons were defeated by Navy by the sae score. n the second doubles, Mese and Rupert cobned for ther second wn n a row, defeatng Runne and Teese, 6-2, 6-3. The tea of Avery and Matty Kohn copleted the shutout wth a 6-2, 6-1 vctory over Wldonger and Holt. portant Wn What can you say when you wn 9-0, Cathrall sad. thnk the entre tea played well and now all of the starters have at least one vctory. The wn was an portant one because t should put the boys n a good sprt for the tough atch aganst George Washngton Saturday. The wn was States frst of the year and the Lons record now stands at 1-2. The reander of the season has ts tough spots, but the neten can now hope and look forward to ore sunny days. to take your favorte grl out for a great evenng of bowlne and save oney Frday Nghts, at Arenara Lanes, for every gae you bow l, your date ay bowl a gae free of charge Thats toorrow nght, for each gae a guy bowls hs date bowls a gae free. So fellows, take your favorte grl to A r e na Lanes n Arenara Plaza, on Sowers Street, and you can both bowl for the prce of one Frda y nghts, 8 lo closng. T of J(orWc«JOHN MEYER SPEAKS YOUR LANGUAGE Tell t to the oraclen our brght and versatle Greek strplng of a skrt web-belted and buckled n chroe. $14. Pck up a batch of, John Meyers cotton \ knt shells to wear Dscuss the classcs councate CHLDRENS CAMP COUNSELLORS - Feale Prvate Grls cap / 3o &k?> QVL Of aom Coe eet Mss Maples, Revlon Beauty Consultant at McLanahans Self-Servce here fro Thursday, Aprl 24 thru Frday, Aprl 25 Shell show you how any grl wth a bran n her head can becoe a beauty now. Coe, let her show you the real r ght way to apply Prvate Eyelashes n 3 wggy lengths. (ts sp le) See all the new eye-akeu ps (no ore aded eyes). A full curr culu of lpstcks and nal enaels. Natural Wonder treatent and prettyface akeups (the frst absolutely ot-f ree akeups ever) As well as copacts ad nfntu, so you can pass the pretty-peop le test. KCVLON Berkshres, Mass. Tangel wood Area. Openngs for watersafety nstructors skng, salng, boatng. Phys Ed aors for tenns archer y. Wrte to Mrs. Paul Wnter 215 West 92nd St, New York 25. N.Y 7-6 By WAR REN PATTON Collegan Sports Wrter The lacrosse tea ust love bad weather lke the Srprhcrs Brothers love the censors. The latter has drven one of the forer two out of exstence and the weather s dong ts foul worst to accoplsh the sae urky endng. The Lons lost ther second straght atch to the opposton and the elecnts yesterday The opposton was Bucknell. The eleents? Well. vou nae t and t was there. Unfortunately, the Lons seeed to be anythng out all there. They started out poorly, sunk even lower and fnshed wth a belated coeback that was one goal too short and one second too long. Whch sees a lttle long-wnded but that was ust another factor of the eleents. Crucal Score That one second was the aount of te left n the frst perod when the Bsons scored ther fourth goal to have guessed that t would be the crucal goal would have been unthnkable at the te. t was all part of a nghtarsh frst perod for the State squad. Bob Schoepflns early goal ted Bucknells rst thrust but. unfortunately for Penn State, that was the last knotted score of the day. The boys fro the land of Chrsty Mathewson poured three ore shots past J McGuone and took a lead whch they never surrendered. We ust couldnt clear the ball, suarzed Bob Schoepfln, who led State wth two goals and two asssts. We couldnt pck up the ground balls cther. We were overconfdent and were lookng forward to Rutgers. The Lons nablty to clear the ball to the attackng zone put treendous pressure on J McGuone who ade 12 saves on 41 shot s. Heaven help coach Dck Pencck f McGuone should suddenly turn gun-shy. Sweepng adversty and a poor playng day asde, the Lons, wth the help of Galen Godbcys frst goal of the season, pulled lo a 7-6 defct wth ust two nutes reanng The Bsons stffened fro there on and the defct becae the fnal tally. Worst Possble Te t ust seeed that the Lons pcked the worst te to have a bad day. The Bsons, descrbed as a heady squad by coach Pencck, proved to be ust that, controllng the ball th roughout the contest. And, as the sayng goes, you cant score f you dont have the God forsaken ball. Bucknell had the ball ost of the te Bucknell scored 7-13ths of the te. And then you fgure when was the last te Penn State was held to ust sx goals? Not snce the Maryland gae. Maryland s n the top 10 n the naton. Bucknell would be lucky to be n the top 1,000. You could ust sply call t a bad day. Saturday, the Lons go aganst a ranked power n Rutgers. The Lons had better be up for ths one as another loss could snk ther won-loss tally nto the depths of oblvon. ts a good tea that can drag theselves fro nowhere and knock a superor tea fro beng a ranked power to a rank power. T. Bucknell Penn Stats MA MlUR»Nl «y 2351 <?3 McLanahan Self-Servce, nc 414 East College Avenue State College. Pa Phone

6 Brnker. Cabat Show Way Captans Lead Thnd ads When transferred here fro Mansfeld, wasnt gong to go out at frst. went up to see coach (John) Lucas and he reebered e fro h g h scr)0ol. He had e up on the track that sae n gn workng out. Brnker, called Stan by hs teaates, cae t 0 n le Nttan y Valley qute unheralded, Despte takng a.second n the broad up and a fourth n the hgh hurdles n the State hgh school chap onshps, he began hs college career here wthout ad of a scholarshp. Unable to copete n hs sophoore year due to the transfer. Br nker burst onto the cnder scene ndoors last year and captured fourth place n the hgh hurdles at the C4A eet. He also ran on the le relay tea whch fnshed fourth. en J y track verv uch, Brnker coneluded. ve been n t for a long whle and h Pe % contnue. enoy copetton very uch. Bl nker s partner n leadng the squad to ts efht 1secutve outdoor conquests ths sprng s John Gerald Cabat, a uscular, usually serous guy who looks ore lke a fullback lnan a n8n JuP er. He has ore sprng n hs legs tllan a h6h-strung slnky. Cabat Pleases Cab cae out hs sophoore year and pleased coaches, relatves and hself by soarng 6-10, suffcent heght to warrant a second By JAY FNEGAN Col legan Sports Wrter There are any ngredents whch go nto the success of a sports tea, not the least of whch s leadershp. All the fne coachng, strong talent and tranng can often collapse when a squad lacks a wnnng atttude. The alost rearkable coeback of the track tea, after a wnless ndoor capagn, can be heavly attrbuted to ts hard-workng co-captans. The rgorous practcng of Ken Brnker and John Cabat, ther coposure under pressure and ther sacrfcng have won the the respect and ad raton of the tea and at the sae te have provded nspraton. Captan s Role The role of the co-captan s actng as councator between the tea and the coaches, Brnker sad. We act as edators. f a guy as a proble, he brngs t to us and we talk t over. Theres a lot of responsblty nvolved. The flaxen-hared, easy-gong senor would set anyone off guard. To watch h n cvlan clothng you could never agne h explodng out of a set of startng blocks, skng over hurdles to snap a vctory n record te. n fact, Brnker alost ddn t relnqush hs street duds for the blue and whte shorts of a State trackan. n the Penn Relays and second at the C4As. Hs flexblty and for n aneuverng over a cross bar are rearkable. He s as nble as a floor-exercse gynast, yet powerful enough to hur l a aveln 195 feet. Although the te spent practcng and copetng s taxng, Cab carres out the dutes of the presdency of Ph Delta Theta fraternty. A uscle pull durng the wnter crcut hapered hs upng untl recently, but last Saturday he went 6-6 and looked ready to go n the Penn Relay hgh up chaponshp ths weekend. Coach Harry Groves speaks hghly of the two en wth who he frequently consults on decsons affectng the tea. Any of our success can be attrbuted qute a lot to the, he sad. They have provded the leadershp we needed. Everyone respects the for ther accoplshents and s rght behnd the n buldng ths tea Ken Brnker wll run anywhere we need h. John s prarly a hgh uper but also throws the aveln when we need ponts. Both of the are wllng to put theselves n an event where they ay not be ther best n order to have a wnnng tea. Both are sold guys as persons and wll succeed n whatever they do. Theyre already well on the way. theres urn t AT ALL Tenns Frosh Lose The Penn State freshan tenns tea lost yesterday to the Bucknel l frosh, 5-4. t was the openng atch of the season for the young Lons. wtama BBffrT 3Hr[ -f» d ww Now Showng For the second consecutve day, the Penn State-ndana baseball gae was raned out. The Lons were set to travel to ndana yesterday to face the ndans. Athletc offcals plan to reschedule the gae but no defnt date has as yet been set. The S t a t e baseball tea s next gae s a doubleheader at Syracuse Saturday EXPLOSVELY FUNNY DONT MSS T L. A. 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Wll leave SAPPHRE Ladys. Rng, old 8 p.. to dr.qht. 6 dryer, dshwasher, ar-condtoned, co- Three bedroo Bluebell apartent, ar- 101 Chabers, 1 p.. and 7 p.. Dnner PNK \ utensls and other assorted tes. Call fashoned settng. Great sentental Cash Bass Only pletely furnshed. Call , condtoned, dshwasher, pool, utensls. $2.00. Call for nforaton. SOME NEW h-qualty Stereo Co Phone value. Lost vcnty Rec Hall Saturday. SURFBOARD. Orange Weber Feather No Personal Ads ponents and Transstor Rados. Must sell. 2-an UNVERSTY OF Calforna, Berkeley Reward Please call Carl Good condton. Less than yr. old. SUBLET, Whtehall, 2 bed- SUBLET. Whtehall Cat Roger after 400. apartent. June rent pad. Ar con- FEMALE ROOMMATE for next year at Capus Unque lecture notes. Hundreds $135 fr J. Unversty Towers. $82.50 a onth. Call ; roos, free bus, June rent payed, T.V. dtlonng, free bus of courses taken drectly n class (FOUND Penn State Rng, ntals 65 MP ALA Super Sport, glacer blue, 1 Kathy ncluded. (Fall opton) by professonals fro world faous ;D.D.W. Contact Mr. Kczorowsk, 522 black top, speed. Sync, pos, FOUR FENTON Mags wth Hubs and FOR RENT; Three an apartent. WANTED edately. teachers. $1 - $4. Send for free catalogue. Maytde St., Pttsburgh, Pa wre wheel hubs, R&H, console. Excel-Spnners. Fts ost G.M. cars especally SUBLET. Bluebell, 3 bedroos, Ar-condtoned, furnshed, superor loca- ROOMMATE 930 A.M P.M. Vacancy n two-an apartent. Mount Fyhale Lecture Notes, Dept. 2, 2440 Clevy. S100. Call Bruce lent condton baths, dshwasher. Fall opton. Many ton above Peoples Natonal Bank Nttany Apartents, rent reduced to 550. Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calf REWARD FOR return of Gold Char Monday through Frday H-P MARANTZ SLT12U Turntable, Uherl<J66 SUZUK X6 Hustler 250 cc, 6 speed, extras Bracelet. Sentental value. Please call All furnshngs, applances provded. TOWN and CAMPUS has t Headquarters helet. Excellent condton. SUBLET FOR suer 3-an, 2-bed- SUPER THREE Bedroo Bluebell Apt Recorder, Koss pro4a Phones, Shure [nspected, Baseent of Sackett for Dansken leotards and latest styles n V15 Cartrdge. Bob , UN ,.Only Call Dck roo Apt., close to capus. Call 237- [for suer. Dshwasher, ar-condtonng, WANTED TRAVELNG copanon to John Rean sandals. North Wng LOST AT Ph Kappa TauGrls blue (pool, extras galore. Call YAMAHA 125, nspected, needs soe bu around Europe. For ore nfo, call TYPNG PONE at hoe. Ca» rancoat, ntaled HSE. Call work frst. S Call after Mke No questons. Reward. SUBLET Unversty Towers. 530 p.. Three (wo)an. Ar condtonng, dsh- BARGAN 1-3 MAN Whtehall Apt. for THE PH PS 500 s cong May 3 [WHTEHALL PLAZa Ett cency a allsuer sublet. June rent pad. Call 1 OR 2 ROOMMATES wanted for SuLOST TEXTBOOK, Advanced Account200 p.. washer; across fro South Halls WATT MAGNAVOX Stereo Recever able. One or two person apartent. Free er ter n new Park Forest apartng by Sons and Karrenbrack and FOR SALE and atchng Turntable, both coponents bus servce to capus. Phone , ;1005. ent. SlO/wk. Call CATERNG FOR cocktal partes, Yellow Notebook, n parkng lot behnd APARTMENTS FOR June occupancy. only one year old, $175. Wll sell separate SUBLETSeventh floor Un- Arenara Plaza, Abassador Bldg. and FEMALE ROOMMATE to share one showers, teas, weddng receptons... Md-State Bank buldng. Szable reward. 93 PONTAC Caralna ar-condtoned, The professonal look s N. Surprsngly Call Bob 238-B068. versty Towers one bedroo, arcondaercana House. Sngle roos, eff- bedroo furnshed apartent, Executve n good shape. $ Call after 6 p.. TWO BEDROOM Apt., suer ter odest cost. Call now for further nforcustom MAG WHEELS for ost popu- only. Also 12 x 46 Moble Hoe; 10 x 50 ; toner, dshwasher. June rent pad cency aps., se-one bedroos, one House. $70. Call LOST VCNTY OF State College, aton lar cars. Call Bll at daly Moble Hoe. Both avalable Suer bedroos, two bedroos, fully furnshed, Saese Cat. Very portant that GRADUATNG SENOR woen Want n AFROTC MEN Offcer s ess dress un a.. ter wth Fall opton. Call To MAN APT., Whtehall. Ar-cond., ar condtoned. Apply to UNCO Corp. wth a gong concern? f you lke people, WE HAVE the bggest one n town fnd ft. Reward Call for n perfect condton. Sze 40L. Phone T.V., Bus servce. $350 for suer ter Rental. Offce across fro South Halls. lke to travel, and have a knowledge 22 long Sub. Fast Delvery. Call Paul REWARD FOR return of black fraed NEW AND used Motorcycles now aval-, between 6 & 9 p Telephone (Fall opton). Call of a foregn language, consder becong eye glasses lost n the vcnty of East NEW/USED VACUUM Cleaners. Used able at Two Wheels Cycle Shop, 1311, SUBLET. Two bedroo fur TERM Unversty Towers. a stewardess wth Pan Aercan World S15.00 up; new $30.00 up. Repar work E. College Ave nshed apartent, ar-condtoned, dsh- SUBLET3 wotan) Unver- June rent pad. Ar condtoned, dsh- Arways. Stewardess ntervews wll be PLEASE DONT shaft e f you ht Capus Shoppng Center. Call To 865a gold MGA last Frl. nte call George done. Movers sty Towers, ar-condtoned, dshwasher, 1966 VESPA 90 cc. Excellent condton, washer, TV. Park Forest held on capus on Aprl 29. For further Mfl-A0f3. furnshed. Call washer. Call low leage. Call Carol between 1 and nforaton please contact your PlaceSUBLET three an, two bedused SNGER Portable Sewng Machne. 5 p RENT PAD through July 15. No da217 ; roo Apt. Ar condf., T.V., pool, bus. TWO BEDROOM Apt. for suer. 2-3 age depost for 3 bedroo splt-level ent Offce. PAN AM S AN EQUAL Excellent condton. W th case, S OPPORTUNTY EMPLOYER. persons en, lades. 2 blocks fro Call Movers MOTORCYCLE HELMET 2 weeks old. Utensls. Call Bluebell apartent ( capus. Furnshed. Must see other assets. N OTC6 HELP ALPHA OMCRON P and P NOTCE Cost S34.95, sacrfce at $20. Call Bob ARE YOU hghly-otvated, aggressve, HOT PZZA 10, 12, 14. Best n Town SUN-BATHERS sublet suer Unversty Call after 5. Kappa Ph send ce to college for SUBLET One bedroo Aerl- and wllng to turn spare te nto fastest-. l wth Fast Delvery. Call Paul carta. Great locaton, great prce. Call growng copany n the college arket. SATURDAY NTE at the PhyrstSng cancer research. Saturday Aprl 1». Towers. Ar-condtoned, dshwasher, fur1964 ALLSTATE VESPA 125 cc., excel- nlshed, balcony n sun. Call ,2-3 MAN APT. Suer Fall opton. Laurel ; Judy Along wth the Mnor Mass. For nforaton and applcaton for ca,s35/o. Furnshed, free parkng. Two, lent condton, current nspecton, helet before 9. blocks off capus and sheld, $150. Test drve JAWBONE J BARGAN Suer Sublet; across fro pus representatve poston (suer e- EXPERT TALORNG, Alteratons. See Old Mantwo bedroos, furnshed,. T.V. ployent also avalable), wrte Drector J at Joes One Hour Cleaners, 324 SUBLET. Large furnshed one MMEDATE OCCUPANCY two an of Student Marketng, P.O. Box 1129, East College Ave OLDS Clean, runs well, nce bedroo apartent. Fall opton. Call TAL AM POWER To Fortunato s apartent. Ncely furnshed, close to t$150/onth. J Rockvlle, Maryland tres, etc. $ _ after sx. Jaw Frday nght. Coe see our (capus. $ onth. Call ,. FEMALE ROOMMATE to share onesteamed CLAMS served Tue., Wed., trt tre tvnbl Get your donkey down there. SWNG SPRNG Rooate wanted 1967 OLDSMOBLE Cutlass A sp. 320 hp ; bedroo Apt. Call after 500 p.. now, 4-an Whtehall, ar-cond., pool. Thurs. after 8 p..; Fr. and Sat. after Factory warranty. APARTMENT TO sublet Suer ter Grey and black. 9 p.. 3 doz. $2.50, one daz. 95c. Her- HE JAV.BONE Loves -Ycu Bll Frey Knght T-150 transtter day, only; pool, furnshed, ar-cond., dsh- WHY SWEAT ths suer? Lve n SUBLET 3-4 an Apt. Ar- Cheap. Art , 6-7 evenngs. tocher s Restaurant. ;-ss Saturday nght. Coe Talk Sng washer, bus. S160/o. T coot ar-condtoned cofort at Unver- condtonng, v block fro capus. June nght...«415 East Foster Avenue. $25 REWARD Leavng your 2-3 an sty Towers (sunny sde). June rent rent pad HEAR THE dazzng voce of Petrr ONE BEDROOM apartent for rent apartent next year? Gve t to us Vc, MOBLE HOME; 40 x 8, 2 bedroos, pad. Many extras ShoBar. Whtehead Monday nght. Tedds ar-condtonng, pool, etc furnshed, ar-condtoned, pato, lawn; Suer ter, SUBLET two blocks fro FOR RENT suerone bedroo apart- capus, large yard. Grads, woen, FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted startng GRL HTCHHKER needea for a trp For P.S.U. Students; Faculty. n the best traler park n town. Call June rent pad. Staff & fales SUBLET Two an se- ent. Close to capus. Reasonable rent. couples preferred. Call Suer ter. Low rent. Call Pa 237- to Kansas Cty Aprl 26, back Aprl 2?. Bll Please, f you called before, bedroo. Ar condtoned. Near capus. Call SHARES OF establshed local Scentfc Furnshed. Occupancy June 20. Call Mke BEST LOCATED apartent. Suer try agan. SUBLET 2-bedroo furnshed Copany, below 15 tes earnngs. For , call after 700 p.. Whtehall Apt. Ar-condtonng, sw- sublet wth Fal opton. Half June pad. ; ATTENTON further detals call COOL 1TH Ar-condtoned, 2 baths, 3 ng pool, free bus servce to and fro Ar-condtoned. Call ELECTRO-VOCE 664 and 631 Mkes, \bedroos, capus SUBLET, Abassador two STUDENT SERVCES 9 a.. and 1015 dshwasher, pool. Bluebell Bogen 35 watt P.A. Ap, Apeg B-18-N, apartent, bedroo four an furnshed Esenhower Chapel; 1145 Grace Church. UNVERSTY TOWERS Suer sublet, Bass Ap. AU n excellent condton. ; S- Bldg. Call ar-condtoned, across fro South Halls. Lutheran Student Parsh sponsored. FOR suer sublease. one or two en/woen, ar-cond., 6th Call Erwn or John Call Et \ AVALABLE Fully furnshed, ar condtoned 2 bed- floor, balcony. Call South Athcrton street l t l l l l l l l M H J H «roo apartent at Southgate. Call 237- TO SUBLET 2 bedroo ar-condtoned For P.S.U. Students, Faculty State College. Pa apartent for Suer ter. Park Forest Staff & fales. Furnshed EffcencyVllage. Call Stan or Bob ROOMMATE,, share one bed GRADUATE, MATURE ale, thrd an, Everythng nnttany Gardens, SUBLET APARTMENT for Suer ter, roo apartent U.T. A new, two-bedroo, your sprn g thng pool, ar-cond., $65/o suer, fall- /a block fro capus. Call or cluded. Call Bo or Steve Furnshed and Unopton. Ph LEAD SNGER for Hard Rock group PSU Faculty/ Students furnshed One Bedroo 2-3 MAN APARTMENT for Suer wth SUBLET, Fall opton, 3-bed- startng next August. Should lke Who, Knks, StontT ateral. Good voce range N.Y./London June 18 Fall opton. Ar-cond., pool, free bus. roa Bluebel-S. Furnshed. Generous needed. Apartn onts H ;rent reducton. Call OFFCE HOURS for rent,,,m M SLPMwAHraD OUR SANDALS have arrved They re handade fro leather shops New Vests Floppy Hats nternatonal Rngs and Earrngs s at Guy Brtto n (Next o Murphys on S. Allen) Coe and See the bgger than lf e Handade Sandal n front of our store S 4 week specal to Europe London/N.Y. July 16 $ ADULT S CHLD va \ Jet call E HOWARD KNGSBURY S Deoost $50 due raw,, ; rfrhnu Harbour Towers wanted Europe Suer partents JETS TO LONDON, PARS AMSTERDAM ALEX GREGORY 69 Penn, Slate Sports Car Club 9th Annual Dsaster Rallye Gck Rally For All Saturday, Aprl 26 Regstraton 100 Lot 83N A days worth of fun for everyon nforaton Call BRNG THE country to the cty Southgate Townhouse for rent. Frst te avalable for suer. Three bedroos, 3 baths, washer and dryer, sunken lvng roo, dnng roo, ktchen, central arcondtonng and pool. ts suburba. Call BE CLOSE TO Capus Ths Suer. Unversty Towers Apartent 3 (wo)an. Furnshed, ar-condtoned, dshwasher. Lke to play fsh? Two Ph Sg Delt pledges lookng for partners for weekend of May 3 Call Call or wrte Assocates nc Stale College, Fa. Stan Beran Gayle Grazano Holday nn Unvers ty Charter Flg ht To Euro pe DEPART NEW YORK TO LONDON JUNE 15 RETURN PARS TO NEW YORK AUGUST 23, 212 VA B.O.A.C. 707 JET Call