Penh State 's Flower Power

'Say that was a Drum Majo r for Freedom ' ATLANTA, Ga. (ff) The Rev. Dr. Martn Luther Kng Jr.'s admrers by the legons pad ther last respects to hs memory yesterday at ceremones n hs own smple church, flled wth whte and black frends and dgntares of hgh rank..outsde the red brck church, an estmated 8, persons mlled about n a heavy crush. nsde,, mourners took part n quet, solemn servces. At the front of the church sat Mrs. Kng and her four chldren. Her face veled, her head erect, she mantaned her composure even as she heard the voce of her slan husband sayng: f de, want you to be able to say that tred to love and serve humanty... f you want to say that was a drum major, say that was a drum major for justce. Say that was a drum major for freedom. Death nevtable The words were taped from Kng's last sermon, n whch he dwelt on the nevtablty of hs own death. Not long afterward, on Aprl, he was shot to death n Memphs, Tenn. The assassn stll s at large. When the servce was over, as the bronze casket was beng removed, Vce Presdent Hubert H. Humphrey, representng Presdent Johnson at the funeral, leaned over to offer a few words of condolence to Mrs. Kng. Outsde the church, a mule-drawn hearse was watng to take Kng's body along the frst stage of a trp that was to end at a marble crypt, bearng as ts nscrpton these words from an old slave song: ''Free at last, free at last, thank God Almghty, 'm free at last. Kng had borrowed these same words to conclude hs rngng speech on the steps of the Lncoln Memoral durng the 96 march on Washngton. Notables Attend Among the notables who attended the rtes were Jacquelne Kennedy, wearng a black vel; Sens. Robert F. Kennedy of New York and Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts; Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Mnnesota; former Vce Presdent Rchard M. Nxon, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, former Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Georga and Gov. George Romney of Mchgan. Even as the funeral servces were n progress, State Adjutant General George J. Hearn announced that Natonal Guardsmen from throughout Georga were beng arlfted to the Atlanta area. Atlanta had escaped the volence that beset major ctes of the naton after Kng's murder. Hearn.sad he dd not expect trouble but we ntend to be ready. Hymns, Trbutes Outsde the church, thousands pressed at polce lnes lstenng to the ancent hymns that welled from wthn. They stood on rooftops and clung to tree lmbs and straned at polce lnes to get a glmpse of the coffn bearng the Negro crusader whose oratory and nonvolent deals emboldened hs people and challenged the na- tonal conscence. A pale green farm wagon drawn by two Georga mules then carred the coffn four mles to a second memoral servce on a greensward at Morehouse College, Kng's alma mater. Polce estmated that the crowd there had swelled to perhaps,. The memoral servce ncluded a eulogy by Dr. Benjamn Mays, retred presdent of the college and a former teacher of Kng; trbutes by representatves of varous faths and the hymn Precous Lord Take My Hand sung by Mahala Jackson, the gospel snger. The hymn was one that Kng had requested for a servce to have been held the nght he was slan. Mss Jackson wept as she sang: When my lfe s almost gone, hear my cry, hear my call... March On Washngton The wagon was used as a hearse to dramatze Kng's dentfcaton wth the naton's poor. He had planned to lead a poor people's march on Washngton ths month but was cut down by the snper's bullet n Memphs, where he was leadng a demonstraton of strkng garbage workers. Even before the funeral ceremony ended mourners numberng an estmated, began makng ther way slowly toward the Morehouse campus. Mourners Sng Most, however, wated and followed the mule-drawn hearse. They marched curb to curb, sngng the anthem of the cvl rghts move- ment, We Shall Overcome. But for ther solemn pace they were remnscent of the black masses who followed Kng through the streets of Brmngham, Selma, St. Augustne and other Southern ctes durng the early 96s n nonvolent demonstratons demandng an end to racal segregaton. For hs work Kng was awarded the Nobel Peace Prze n 96. The Rev. Mr. Ralph D. Abernathy presded. He was Kng's closest frend, gong to jal wth hm 7 tmes n ther crusades of cvl dsobedence. Abernathy took over as head of the 'SCLC. Fasted n Jal ate my last meal last Thursday, the day Kng was slan, Abernathy sad. am seekng to purfy my soul... wll contnue my fast untl am satsfed and thoroughly convnced that am ready for the task whch s at hand. Abernathy sad he and Kng always would fast n ther cells for the frst hours whenever we went to jal together for the freedom of our people. They also would pray, he sad, so there would be no malce n our hearts toward the jalers. As the ceremony began, Abernathy urged the congregaton to sng along wth the church chor. The congregaton responded, wth emoton. Come home, come home, ye who are weary come home... The Rev. Ronald Englsh, pastor of a negh- Student -Lon Offer Elect on Programs By DENNS TMEUN G Collegan USG Reporter A student bookstore, opposton to any tuton ncrease, a student Better Busness Bureau and a mnmum student wage are some of the man planks n the Student and Lon Party platform released last nght. Dvded nto academc, admnstratve, legal, cultural and student welfare areas,' the Student and Lon platform s bult wth the nterests and desres of the entre student body n mnd. Jon Fox, party nomnee for the Undergraduate Student Government presdency, and Dck Wessman, pnrty charman, stressed the dea of a student bookstore on ths campus. To ths end, the platform proposes an nvestgaton of' downtown bookstores, a student and alumn drve to rase money for a bookstore and a secton of the Hetzel Unon Buldng to be used for such a store. On the subject of a possble tuton ncrease at the Unversty, the platform states opposton to any ncrease n tuton and any sacrfce of present educatonal facltes. Fox s also proposng a full tme lobbyst n Harrsburg to help acheve ths goal. n the felds of academcs and admnstratve matters, Wessman sad hs party 's man proposals are: pursut of the pass-fal system. ntaton of a Free Unversty program. re-evaluaton of the present Unversty gradng system. student votng on the Unver- sty Senate. an nvestgaton of government contracts at the Unversty. Under the headngs of cultural and legal affars, the party platform proposes the followng programs: an nvestgaton of the Unversty's present judcal system wth the ntent of revsng t to place t under student control. an examnaton of the present admssons system wth the ntent of consderng students from culturally deprved areas for admsson to the Unversty. On the topc of student welfare, the followng proposals were advanced by Fox and Wessman on behalf of ther party: workng toward the elmnaton of charges for.football-tckets. recommendng that women students over be allowed to lve downtown. brngng a student dscount program to the Unversty. subscrbng USG membershp to the Natonal Student Assocaton. n addton to these programs, the Student and Lon Party wll have USG take stands on natonal ssues, such as Vetnam. Fox also stressed hs plan to reoragnze the executve, legslatve and judcal branches of USG and to nvestgate the possblty of freshmen students beng allowed to drve n Centre County. Another platform plank s the rght of women's vstaton n men 's resdence halls. The plank stresses allowng ndvdual house the opton of vstaton prvleges. Student Released on Bal No Drug Probe Yet The federal narcotcs agent n charge of the Phladelpha area sad yesteday n a telephone ntervew that he has not been approached by the State Attorney General concernng a possble drug nvestgaton at the Unversty. Danel Addero, from the Bureau of Drug Abuse Control, sad he dd not know whether such an nvestgaton would be ntated at the Unversty and that he had not been requested to partcpate n a drug probe by State Senator Lawrence Coughln. Coughln last week called for an mmedate nvestgaton and prosecuton by the State Attorney General of marjuana peddlers on campuses of state-asssted colleges and unver- ss stes. The Unversty Admnstraton has wrtten to Coughln expressng concern for the stuaton and askng for more nformaton. Coughln has not yet repled. Coughln clams that he has evdence of pot partes attended by students and nstructors of the Unversty. He has urged Unversty Presdent Erc A. Walker to ntate hs own nvestgaton of narcotcs on campus. Charles Andrews, Unversty student who was arrested last week for possesson of drug capsules, cultures and equpment, has been released on $ bal from the Centre County jal. New Party Stresses Student Actvt y Penh State 's Flower Power THE UNVERSTY'S team entry n lhe Natonal ntercollegate Flower Judgng Contest brought Penn State ts second champonshp n fve years n the recent event at St. Paul, Mnn. Team members are, left to rght James Walter (loth-hortculturelatrobe), Wllam Ross (7th-Dvson of Counselng-DuBos) and Robert Smth (thhortculture-unon Cty) and Peter B. Pfahl, coach and assocate professor of florculture. Smth was also ndvdual champon, Ross placed fourth and Walter was tenth. Womer Wants USG r Worth y of the Name Pressng for a responsble and effectve student government worthy of the name, James Womer, ndependent canddate for presdent of the Undergraduate Student Government, released hs platform last nght. Womer stated n hs phlosophy prefacng the platform that the tradtonal forms of student government are no longer approprate to the modern Unversty, and went on to present ssues relevant to a changng hgher educatonal system. The academc area dvson emphaszes re-evaluaton of the advsng system at Penn State, whch Womer sad needs serous revson. Womer sad t would be sgnfcant f an endowed lectureshp for the academc communty, usng class funds, could be establshed. He also sad an expermental college on the Unversty level, smlar to CREATON n East Halls, should be begun. Other academc proposals ncluded: study of the term system wth student partcpaton varable admssons polcy a consstant academc dshonesty polcy examnaton of the gradng system Under student affars, Womer s stressng personal choce of housng for women over, and orentaton programs conducted by USG. Haltng the proposed tuton hke, establshng a commttee to standardze student wages at the Unversj ', resoluton of the Rtenour problem, expanson of the HUB, and allevaton of the parkng stuaton n West Halls composed the other man planks n Womer's platform. By KTTY PHBN Collegan USG Reporter Campagnng for awareness of the outsde world and reform of the nsde campus world, the New Party presented ts platform last nght for the Undergraduate Student Government's sprng executve electons. The New Party slate s headed by Stephen Gerson for vce presdent and Don Paule for treasurer. Charman Rck Mowry released the platform whch stresses student nvolvement n both extra-unversty and Unversty affars. The extra-unversty dvson proposes student nvolvement n natonal ssues such as the war n Vetnam, revson of the Selectve Servce polces on graduate student deferments and pressure on Harrsburg to move the Unversty from the non-preferred appropratons category to that of a preferred expendture. Unversty affars ncludes the greater porton of the New Party platform. Man party planks along the lnes of student rghts nclude: expanson of expermental dormtores off-campus housng for women over optonal housng for male transfer students votng prvleges for students on the faculty senate commttees revson of Senate dscplne rules Partcular stude: t ssues nclude promoton of ndvdual class sports to stmulate unversty sprt. The New Party also proposes re-establshment of commencement speakers. Servce planks range from support of further evaluaton of the Rtenour Health Center, askng for more personal ambulance drvers, drug educaton and brth control nformaton, to campus lghtng extenson. Parkng ssues nvolvng the poss/ blty of a mult-leve student-faculty lot and a centralzed lot for women students. The New Party also recommends Penn State afflaton wth Varsty ntercollegate Sales Assocaton, a statewde dscount program. Extensve expanson of the Hetzel Ur.on Buldng s also proposed, creatng room for food servce meetng room s, ballroom, and student faculty dscusson space. n connecton wth the HUB expanson, the New P a r t y wholeheartedly proposes establshment of a Unversty owned and operated bookstore, workng n connecton wth the present Used Book Agency Book Exchange, housed n an extenson of the HUB.. Our prmary concern n ths area nvolves the vast servce and academc opportuntes t wll produce, the platform read. We further propose that an endowment fund be establshed ''mmedately for the mplementaton of ths proposal, the plank concludes. Varous servce proposals covered problems of sr.ow removal, ncreased vendng and change machnes n the resdence halls, and extenson of resdence hall unon ', uldngs to concde wth women's curfew regulatons. ncreased telephone servce to resdence hall students, post offce facltes n dorm areas, and carpet-, ng and soundproofng n the halls s also promsed nvestgaton The party also asks for ncreased numbers of campus patrolmen for after hours duty. On the polcy of Unversty expanson, the New Party proposes development of some of the commonwealth campuses nto - full-fledged four year nsttutons wth eventual equalty wth Unversty Park. n regard to academcs, openng of Pattee Lbrary for studyng durng fnals, an honor system for the level courses, and revew of clases of academc dshonesty are proposals. New Left st To Speak Carl Oglesby, former natonal presdent of Students for a Democratc Socety, wll speak at 8 tonght n the Hetzel Unon Buldng Ballroom. He wll dscuss the current poltcal scene and the war n Vetnam. Followng hs publc address, Oglesby wll be honored at a recepton n the man lounge of the HUB. A promnent spokesman for the New Left, Oglesby has been actve as a wrter and lecturer snce hs graduaton from the Unversty of Mchgan n 96. He has wrtten artcles on the current poltcal stuaton for The Saturday Revew, The Naton, Commonweal, Ramparts and other na- ton al magaznes. He s one of the authors of Contanment and Change as well as a recent play, an updated verson of the Hatfeld's and McCoy's, enttled The Peacemaker. Oglesby was a resdent fellow at Antoch College, Yellow Sprngs, Oho, n 966-67, and a Tucker Fellow at Dartmouth College n 967-68. He was natonal presdent of SDS n 96-66. He now lves wth hs wfe and chldren n Yellow Sprngs. Oglesby's vst to the campus wll be sponsored by the Faculty Peace Forum, a loosely knt organzaton of approxmately faculty members. from the assocat ed p ress News from the World. Naton & State Baffle fronts Quet As Alles End Offensve borng church, offered a prayer for comfort, he sad, and for wsdom. We rase the perennal queston of Job : Why? Lke a wld carnvorous beast, he sad, hstory has turned upon our own because t could not bear the truth. He concluded by prayng that ths country wll not be rent asunder by the black masses. Black Power advocate Stokely Carmchael was n the congregaton. A few shouts of Stokely, baby! erupted from the crowd out front * when Carmchael entered. The Cty of Atlanta was vrtually closed down for the day. Mayor van Allen ordered schools closed, as well as cty offces and lquor stores, and encouraged busnesses to shut ther doors. Most dd. County offces closed also, except for vtal servces, and the courthouse was draped n black. Maddox Attends Gov. Lester Maddox, who had announced earler he would not attend the funeral or send a representatve, arrved at the Captol shortly after 9 a.m. Wth hm were several state troopers. Before he took offce Maddox closed hs restaurant rather than racally ntegrate t. He has been a sharp crtc of Kng and hs tactcs of cvl dsobedence. Some estmates were that as many as, persons came to Atlanta for the funeral. SCLC headquarters tred to arrange lodgng, and the Department of Health, Educaton and Welfare sent cots and blankets. SAGON The end of fve alled offensve operatons was announced yesterday and a lull descended on all battle fronts. But U.S. offcers were unable to see any recprocal de-escalaton because of peace moves. The fve operatons, two of whch began last year, were around Sagon and left,6 enemy klled. The U.S. Command sad. The sweeps cost 8 U.S. solders klled and,8 wounded. U.S. offcers sad they saw no sgn of enemy de-escalaton. They speculated the enemy may be regroupng durng the lull for new attacks. As they spoke, strategc B bombers pounded the A Shau valley mles south of Khe Sanh near the Laotan border. The valley has been the scene of feversh enemy actvty for weeks. From the valley, the North Vetnamese and the Vet Cong could threaten the bg U.S. Marne base at Da Nang, or the runed old mperal cap tal of Hue, both lyng on the coast to the east. ' * Czech leaders Show Sgns of New Course PRAGUE Czechoslovaka's new Communst leaders gave sgns yesterday of chartng an ndependent course n nternatonal affars that mght n tme nclude dplomatc relatons wth West Germany. The result could be greater loo^n 'm r among the once tghtly knt East European countres and further solaton of the mltantly pro-sovet, ant-west East Germans. Romana and Yugoslava already have establshed dplomatc relatons wth West Germany aganst the wshes of East J; W, ssfflswjff;... 'M>>.!A«.<u.u^^ German leaders. An acton program publshed by the Communst party yesterday stressed a need for Czechoslovaks to take an ndvdual atttude toward world problems and to support the forces of realsm n West Germany. A few hours earler, the Bonn government had told Czechoslovaka through a note to the Kremln that t was prepared to negotate nullfcaton of the 98 Munch pact that gave Naz Germany the Czechoslovak Sudentenland. * kbj Dsclo ses Altern ate Talk Stes CAMP DAVD, Md. Presdent Johnson dsclosed yesterday a new U.S. dplomatc message to Hano, dscussng alternate stes whch could be convenent to both sdes ' n startng prelmnary peace talks. Amd a day-long Vetnam strategy sesson attended by Ellsworth Bunker, the U.S. ambassador to Sagon, and peace envoy W. Averell Harrman, the Presdent also stressed accord among the alles n the tcklsh maneuverng leadng toward negotatons wth the Reds. We are n agreement wth our alles and are prepared tor ambassadoral contacts just as soon as arrangements can be completed, Johnson sad. As for the new message the second drect U.S. dplomatc communcaton to North Vetnam snce the Aprl break-through n the long mpasso over talks the Presdent referred to Monday's offcal reply from Hano and added: We are back n touch wth Hano and dscussng a number of alternatve locatons whch could be convenent to both sdes. House Clears Way For Cvl Rghts Vote WASHNGTON The cvl rghts bll was cleared by the House Rules Commttee yesterday for a sudden-death vote that could put t on Presdent Johnson's desk by nghtfall today. By a 9-6 vote the commttee approved a resoluton that would permt only one hour's debate before the vote s taken, and no amendments to the bll would be allowed. Opponents of the broad open housng provson n the bll have one more chance to block the vote and send t lo a conference wth the Senate n hopes of workng out a compromse. That wll come on a procedure moton j ust before the fnal vote. f the opponents can muster a majorty, they can open up the resoluton to amendment and then try to send the bll to conference. * to reduce the budget defct and strengthen nternatonal confdence n the dollar. The.Senate added a surcharge to the excse tax bll, but coupled t wth deep mandatory spendng cuts, the admnstraton says cannot reasonably be absorbed. /! * * Uneasy Racal Calm Settles Over State PTTSBURGH Calm and quet. That's the way t seemed across Pennsylvana yesterday n most of the ctes that had experenced Negro unrest snce the assassnaton of cvl rghts leader Martn Luther Kng Jr. The only excepton was Pttsburgh, where, Natonal Guardsmen and state troopers helped cty polce keep order after four days and nghts of vandalsm, frebombngs and lootng. Yet even Pttsburgh seemed relatvely peaceful after a weekend of volence that spread from the Hll Dstrct nto Negro neghborhoods n the Homewood-Brushton, East Congres s To Vote On Tax Exten son and Manchester. WASHNGTON Congress wll vote on a quck, Lberty smashed a dozen wndows n a Negro area of temporary extenson of automoble and telephone excse Ere Vandals durng the nght, and wndows also were shattered taxes, but t put off yesterday for at least several weeks n Readng, but nobody was hurt and there were no ara showdown on rasng ncome taxes and cuttng spendng. rests. That was the outcome of a conference of House and Lancaster, Alquppa and Johnstown kept curfews n Senate members on the tax snarl created when the two effect. Phladelpha, the state's largest cty, stll had a ban chambers vbted on wdely dfferng blls. ajr 'nct,athcrn s of more than persons. The socal The sesson broke up wth agreem ent only on the ws durng the current unrest led to the arrest of 6 pertemporary extenson of the per cent telephone servce son; n Thrds p ' ' a, most of them co ege students who ^ tax and 7 per cent automoble excse tax. Tech -ca '.ly, ht. '?.t/qr d at p nterssctlon Mond-y nght to hear these rates fell to and per cent, respectvel y, Ar! sp. - _ ss when no extenson had been enacted....'t sbur h crowds of or more parsons The bt? dspute s over the per cent nccms U.\ a;r any hourp-l.bted of the day and a curfe w kept psople off surcharge Pr;s-'ent Johr-on has srr'd :s nr? nt'v r :ded the n, s'ree '.r. between 7 pm. and S am. <»

Edtoral Opnon New Cvl War More than years ago Amerca fought a bloody cvl war. The Yankee battle cry was Free the Negroes from the shackles of slavery. The North won the war and the Negro slave was declared free. And for the next century he was largely gnored. The Negro was expected to reverse by hmself the deteroraton of mnd and body caused by years of servtude. The self-fulfllng prophecy had done ts work well. Whte Amerca had decreed the Negro to be an nferor beng, and he had ndeed become so. He was poor and uneducated. He had no bootstraps to pull hmself up wth. He could expect no help from hs whte Canceled Classes? The debate over whether the Unversty acted wrongly n cancelng Tuesday's classes to honor the slan Rev. Dr. Martn Luther Kng s now overshadowed by a surprsngly strong student objecton to the schedulng of classes on Good Frday, Several voces have suggested that f classes were called off due to the death of Amerca's most recent Nobel Peace Prze wnner, they should lkewse be canceled n reverence to the Western world's most mportant relgous fgure. Good Frday classes, however, are a matter of Unversty polcy, as s the holdng of classe s on other relgous holdays. Classes are scheduled throughout the year wth out regard to relgous observances that fall durng any term. Snce classes are held on the most sacred days of several relgons, there s no reason why the Unversty should show favor ths week. Successor to The Free Lance, est. 887 brothers, for the Northern whte was as convnced as hs Southern antagonst that the Negro was n no way hs equal. Snce hs emancpaton the black man has struggled to gan a berth n rch whte socety and faled. Everywhere he has been confronted wth dscrmnaton n employment and educaton. He has been herded nto ghetto reservatons and forced to lve lke an anmal. At the same tme, whle Amerca has grown, parly by explotng the Negro, nto the rchest naton n hstory. And now, fnally and nevtably, the hate and frustraton of years of oppresson have exploded nto what s, n realty, a second cvl war. The deprved monster whch the whte man's apathy and racsm have created now stands full before hm, breathng the fre of revenge. The Presdent's Commsson on Cvl Dsorders reveals m ts recently publshed report that whte socety s deeply mplcated n the ghetto. Whte nsttutons created t, whte nsttutons mantan 't, and whte socety condones t. And yet our governments have had the audacty to hold up our socety as a model of freedom. f the rots accomplsh nothng else, perhaps they wll reveal to whte Amerca the absurdty and mmoralty of an economc and poltcal system whch gladly spends $ bllon a year to put a man on the moon, but can't brng tself to spend $ mllon to extermnate the rats whch plague the slums. Perhaps the rots wll reveal the hypocrsy of sendng thousands of young men to free Vetnam when mllon Amercans are enslaved by enforced poverty and dscrmnaton. f the rots are ever to end, Amerca must readjust ts prortes. We must use massve amounts of money, ngenuty and concern to make our own ctes not the rest of the world safe for democracy. to Satltt Qlnlkntan 6 Years of Edtoral Freedom Publshed Tuesday throu sh Saturday durng the Fall, Wnter and Sprng Terms, and Thur sday durng the Summer Term, by students of The Pennsylvana State Unversty. Second class Hostage pad al Mate College, Pa. U8. crculato n:,. Mal Subscrpton Prce: 8, a year Malng Address Box 67, Stale College, Pa. 68 Edtoral and Busness Offce Basement of Sackett (North End) Phone 8- Busness offce hours: Monday through Frday, 9: a.m. to p.m. Member of The Assocated Press PAUL J. LEVNE Edtor ^ff^., -^aagc- WLLAM FOWL ER Busness Manager Wllam Epsten, Managng Edtor; Mke Serrll, Edtoral Edtor; Judy Rfe, Cty Edtor; Rchard Ravltz, News Edtor; Ronald Kolb, sports Edtor; Steve Solomon, Assstant Sports Edtor; Dan Rodgers, Photography Edto r; Phylls Ross, Personnel Drector - Offce Manager; Pat Gurosky, Ktty Phllbn, Denns Stlmellng, Senor Reporters; Ellot Abrams, Weather Reporter. PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, APRL, 968 BERRY'S WOR LD n m 968 by NEA, nc Hold t! th nk know the root of you t too well-nformed! ' n Wl qm% trouble you re Letters to the Edtor How About Memoral Day, Too? TO THE EDTOR: We accept the fact that Dr. Martn Luther Kng was a truly great man whose death was a tragc loss to the naton. Although we should be respectfully mournful, we do not feel that the Unversty s justfed n cancelng classes. Many great leaders have ded wthout such recognton. The th of May has been set asde as a day to honor the men who have ded n the servce of ther country, Yet every Memoral Day fnds Penn State students attendng classes. Why are we not permtted to observe ths holday? Ths Frday, Aprl, s one.of the most mportant dates on the Chrstan calendar. Chrstans everywhere wll be attendng Good Frday servces n honbr of the crucfxon of Chrst. We wll be n class. Why not cancel classes on Good Frday? Were classes canceled n honor of the deaths of Herbert Hoover or Adla Stevenson? Surely we cannot deny the contrbutons these people have made to our country. Let us state agan that we admred and respected the late Dr. Kng and feel we should honor hs memory, But how do we decde whose deaths should be honored by cancellaton of classes and whose should not? Can we justfy ths acton n lght of the fact that both Memoral Day and Good Frday reman unrecognzed by the Unversty? Kenneth Hughes '68 Davd Kauff man '69 James Hser 7 Chrst, Kng Ded for Same Cause TO THE EDTOR: We jon wth the rest of the campus and the naton n the mournng of the Reverend Martn Luther Kng, Jr. We sncerely hope that hs phlosophy of nonvolence n cvl rghts actvtes wll be carred on wth even greater resolve n the attanment of equalty and mutual respect among all people. We must commend the admnstraton on the approprate decson n cancelng classes n respect to Dr. Kng's memory. We are qute dsturbed, however, by the rreverence dsplayed by the admnstraton n conductng classes on Good Frday. As Jesus Chrst ded to make men holy, Dr. Kng ded to make men free... We feel that t s only fttng that we commemorate both deaths. Joseph Luther '69 Blar Wnner '68 Harry Klen '68 Sck Humor: No Way To Treat an Audence By PAUL SYDOR Collegan Moue Crtc 'What s home wthout a mother?' mall plaque from Bonne and Clyde Unless you thnk you'll get a vcarous sadstc kck from watchng Rod Steger strangle fve women, you can avod No Way to Treat a Lady, now at Cnema Theater. Not tha the flm sn't entertanng. On the contrary, Steger s surely the funnest kller snce the two spnsters of Arsenc and Old Lace. He'll have you n sttches n scene after hlarous scene as he strkes merclessly frst as a lascvous rsh prest, then, n rap d successon, as a parable-preachng plumber, an mperous fag, a protectve cop, a broken-down prosttute, and fnall y an unctuous caterer. Each vgnette s magnfcently drawn and metculously shaded by Steger, who delvers the greatest dsplay of vrtuoso actng snce hs earlpr Pawn- _ broker, Rchard Burton's George- n Who's Afrad of Vr g n a Woolf?, and Peter O'- Toole's kng n Becket. But the humor s strctly of the Jerry Lews k Flm Crtque J varety, only scker the SEYDOR knd that fnds laughs n a person breakng hs neck when he falls down a flght of stars. What plot there s concerns a frustrated actor hung-up, Oedpally and otherwse, on hs dead mother, once a famous actress. Though ostensbly he loves her, really he hates her so vcously that he has developed a manc compulson to kll women who are, to hm, mother fgures. (As a show of flal affecton he pants lpstck ksses on ther foreheads afterwards.) Bascall y a coward, he can kll only when actng out a role. Hence, the dsguses, whch show just how rdculous ths whole affar s. f he's such a crummy actor how can he pull off these fantastc mpersonatons so convncngly? (Oh, yes, know; hs manc depresson makes hm a good actor. Bu sn't ths explanaton ju st a bt too facle, especally when the cop asks, Wh at dd your mother really thnk of you as an actor?) There's also ah nane sub-plot wth a bumblng cop as the currently fashonable boob-hero, well-acted by George Segal. After a too-beautful Lee Remck falls n love wth hm, he bungles the task of savng her neck from the strangler. Up to then the vllan has rather enjoyed the cop's frutless efforts to capture hm but decdes to take hs revenge on the grl when Segal trcks hm nto stayng on the phone long enough to trace the call. f you wonder, ncdentally, what ths gorgeous chck sees n ths half-assed reject of a cop who probably makes about $ a week, t's that she has already had her flng wth rch Randy Beautful but, havng found nothng genune there, has realzed that better thngs must resde n a clod. Once explanng all ths horse manure n the most embarrassngly-maudln scene snce Los Lane last proposed to Superman, Remck tells the cop that (so help me) f he'll sncerely say love you he can ht the sack wth her anytme he wants. Doubtless the remark goes over hs head, for the dot hestates to reply. The Superman analogy works. At one pont, the vllan clobbers the cop by swng, ng a sandbag weghng at least twenty-fve poun ds nto hs chn. Such a blow would unhnge a normal man's jaw ; however Sega, though tempor arl y rendered unconsco us, remans unbrused. To connect the two stores, John Gay, the screenwrter, gves the hero a harangung mother (get t?). What's to be learned from the flm, then, s that the most constructve way to overcome your mother-problems s to become a half-wt and wat for some sympathetc n-crowd dropout to latch onto you. After about two hours of ths rubbsh, the flmmakers seemng almost to admt ther product's worthlessness take a lastdtch stab at sgnfcance by njectng some trumped-up Chrst symbolsm nto the vllan's death scone. Thus, from an aeral camera vew we see hm lyng on the stage of hs theatre, hs broken body bleedng from a bullet wound as he pleads for forgveness. Good gref! How anyone can leave ths flm wth out at least a slght urge to retch s beyond me. t s nothng but grotesque volence, flagrantly gratutous, perversely humorous, dsgustngly tasteless. By the way, to put you n the approprate mood for relshng ths gruesome feast, the managers of the Cnema Theaters provde a gory appetzer n the form of a documentary on shark huntng. t begns wth a shot of a well-gutted shark and ends wth a boat draggng a harpoon-skewered shark, ts too-flled mouth lollng open. echo Snoopy, Bleah! Ch Epson Rushn g Smoke r wll be held at Trang le Fraternt y Wdnesd ay, Aprl 7: p.m, 968 Members and nvted Guests Only All Volunteers nterested n CANVASSNG FOR McCarthy SAT., APRL 9 rnlu w w w Contact us n person by Thursday, Aprl MCCARTHY for Presdent... E. Beaver nterfraternty Councl of BuekneS Unversty presents of Bg. Ths year even bgger. Some Chevrolet Tr- Levels are longer. Some wder. Some wth more cargo room. Sze up mpala. Nothng n ts feld comes as bg. For nstance, n many others you wouldn't dare try layng a x 8-foot mrror flat n the man cargo level. (Especally f you're supersttous.) n mpala, no problem. The hdden storage compartment on the lower level also takes more of your gear than any of them. The roof rack you order should take care of the rest. For your comfort, there's extra hp and shoulder room. We make our Tr-Levels lots more attractve n other ways, too. Wth such exclusves n Chevrolet's feld as an gnton warnng system. You'll get a buzz out of t f you ever leave your key n the swtch. There are rocker panels that clean themselves wth every shower you go through. nner fenders that protect the outer ones from rust. And hdden wndsheld wpers on many models. Even wth all these advantages, mpala and Chevelle Concours are the lowest prced luxury wagons n ther felds. And f that's what you lke to hear, hear ths. Unprecedented savngs are yours now at your Chevrolet dealer's '68 Savngs Explo. 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Buy any Chevrolet or Chevelle V8 -door or - door hardtop model save on vnyl top, electrc clock, wheel covers and appearance guard tems. Happenng now at your Chevrolet dealer's, a tremendous exploson of extra buyng power. Only the leader could make t happen Hear Sou l man. Hold on ' m Comng, Funk y Brodawa y l Thursday, Aprl 8th 8: P.M. DAVS GYMNASUM...B UCKNELL UNVERSTY Tckets avalable: at door or at Penn State thr ough Greg Goertner phone 8-797 (</ W. Beaver Ave. $. per person

Davd Schoenfeld, drector for consumer educaton, Pres- dent's Commttee on Consumer nterest; and Louse Gen- try, assstant dean for resdent nstructon n the College of Human Development. The College of Human Develop- men! co-sponsored the conference, SPEAKERS AT the h annual conference of the Councl for Consumer nformaton held here last week ncluded, fcom left: Jeannette Lynch, assstant professor of famly economcs and home management, local charman and academc coordnator for the program: Vrgna Knauer, drector of Pennsylvana's Bureau of Consumer Protecton; Campus Electon nterests Canddates Joseph Schrra, t'lversty Coord nator for Choc e '68, the Tme Magazne natonal campus prmary electon, sad that ths prmary should have a sgnfcant effect on the Presdental canddates, snce Kennedy and McCarthy appeal to the youth of the naton. Schrra sad that he s tryng to set up debates between the McCarthy f orces, the largest partsan organzaton at the Unversty, and representatves from other,rts-u groups, t such as Students or Kennedy, campus. Students may vote n Students for Reagan, and Stu- ther resdence hall areas and dents for Rockefeller. town men may vote at the t, u +.. tt ; p u!««hub or at a booth at the foot r ^-nl L Tl MS? of the mall We are als Comm ttee accordng to Schrlook. j h ra, s tryng to engage former. - but of tak.,.,. *.. /r tprntv Alabama governor George Wallace to speak at the Unversty, Zses'^rr^J^^, Th b n f cho 6g, l asr an BM card that must be hopes of havng the senator sgjd f a ^ m ha] Ms wm speak fae here. use d at tj lversty Park and There wll be pollng places at the Commonwealth Carhfor Choce '68 throughout the pus. NDUSTRAL ENGNEERS Are you nterested n becomng one of the best wthn your feld? Our manufacturng tranng program s prncpally desgned to prepare recent gradautes for top ndustral engneerng postons n our frm. On-the-job tranng assgnments wll be performed n the followng dvsons: AUTOMOTVE AERO COMMANDER NDUSTRAL FLTERS BOSTON GEARS TEXTLE MACHNERY We have had consderable success n obtanng occupatonal deferments and at your request we wll wrte to your board for reclassfcaton. To obtan addtonal nformaton n regard to these postons regster for an ntervew at the placement offce; Campus Vst: FRDAY, APRL f unable to meet our campus recruters, mal your resume To: J. E. Lessner Coordnator of College Recrutment Rockwell-Standard Dvsons North Amercan Rockwell Corporaton Ffth Avenue Pttsburgh, Pennsylvana North Amercan Rockwell s an equal opportunty employer Provsons have bean made to assure that each student wll vote only once, Schrra sad. An electon control board, made up of students and a faculty advser, has been set up to make sure that there s no ballot box stuffng. he added. Also, each school throughout the naton that partcpates n the electon must send an affdavt to Tme assurng the magazne that the electon has been run accordng to the Choce '68 electon code. ' t S W$ Kansas Cty Flares; Dead n Rots By The Assocated Press Polce used tear gas aganst an estmated, Negroes outsde Cty Hall n Kansas Cty yesterday, whle a rot death n Baltmore brought the toll across the naton to, all but fve of them Negroes. n 9 ctes struck by fre-bombng and lootng snce Kng's death Aprl, the property loss was the Amercan nsurance Assocaton at more lon and stll rsng. Washngton, quet now n the grp of, federal troops, estmated ts losses alone at $. mllon, hghest n the naton. Wdespread ncdents of rock throwng by Negro youths on Kansas Cty's East Sde led Gov. Warren E. Hearnes to place, Kansas Natonal Guardsmen on standby alert. All the cty's schools were ordered closed. Shots were fred near the busness dstrct, but there were no reports on any njures. Property damage was descrbed as mnor. Defance When a march on the downtown area began, Kansas Cty Mayor lus Davs tred to secure control by leadng the demonstrators to Cty Hall. But when they arrved they refused to dsperse. As polce sought to drve the marchers out of the downtown busness dstrct, already thronged wth Easter shoppers, frecreackers were hurled. Polce then broke up the crowd wth tear gas. Baltmore, where rotng prevously had clamed fve lves, lsted a sxth fatalty early n the day. A 7-year-old man burned to death n hs lvng quarters above a grocery that was set afre n West Baltmore by arsonsts. New lootngs and fres broke out n Baltmore despte the presence of, federalzed troops, and solders were assgned to rde fre engnes. Stuaton mproved However, offcals were hopeful the peak of the rotng had passed there as Negro resdents of some sectons quetly sunned themselves outsde ther homes n 7-degree weather. n Cncnnat,, Oho Natonal Guardsmen patrolled streets strewn w'th debrs. The cty's frst rot fatalty was recorded Monday nght when a Negro woman accdentally was shot by her husband as he tred to drve off looters at hs apartment. A few hours later, a -year-old whte art nstructor at the Unversty of Cncnnat was pulled from,rtsn9 weeft ft tt e&p. son & vs>* e >> < ^WS^* *S>**, V^t?,. *>»».,so»«ces f* ^et* * «*»* v^^ ss^s^ estmated by than $ ml- ' ^ f your major s lsted here, BM would lke to talk wth you Aprl 7th. *< & hs car, beaten and stabbed to death. Polce sad fve Negro youths attacked hm. Polce Court Judge Clarence Dennng held nght court n Cncnnat and sentenced the frst three men who appeared before hm as curfew volators to a year n jal and a $ fne each. Calm n Chcago Chcago marked another day of relatve calm, after weekend volence n Negro neghborhoods clamed lves, and brought n, federal troops and 6,9 llnos Natonal Guardsmen. Demolton of- burned out buldngs was under way. Warden Wnston Moore of the Cook County jal, sad $8, was taken for safekeepng from,8 persons arrested durng rotng n Chcago on Frday and Saturday. One man arrested as a looter was sad to have $6 n cash on hm. Never'have seen such rch prsoners, Moore sad. Even the kds have o,ver $ on them on the average. One thousand addtonal Pennsylvana Natonal Guardsmen were sent nto Pttsburgh to releve some of the, who held an apparent frm grp on the cty, scene of four days of lootng and arson. Gov. Raymond Shafer ordered another, to ther armores, to stand by. Peace n Wlmngton Relatve peace was retstored early n the day n Wlmngton, Del., after a nght of reported snpng, lootng and fre bombng n a Negro neghborhood, and some crowds and rock throwng yesterday. There were, Natonal Guardsmen n the cty on a standby bass. Four hundred Oho Natonal Guardsmen patrolled the streets of Youngstown, Oho, after that cty was added to the growng lst of areas ht by racal turmol. Asst. Polce Chef. L. Grffn of Jacksonvlle, sad two bullets narrowly mssed hm as gangs of young Negroes roamed the streets there. He added, Anythng that moved, just put 'em n jal. f 'd let t go on, they'd probably have burned us down. t was just fres startng one rght after another. An estmated Negro students took over the Unversty of Mchgan admnstraton buldng n Ann Arbor, Mch., sealng off the doors wth chans and locks. They demanded more Negroes n unversty posts, and establshment of a Martn Luther Kng scholarshp fund. The Negroes dscussed ther demands wth the unversty's presdent, Robben Flamng, and after nearly fve hours returned control of the buldng to the unversty. V %,^«^^^ ' J w»%*^ m- m ' f W^e rtv Experence... lke money n the hand s worth a lo t! t's one of those thn gs your future employer wl be lookng for. And one of J*^ % MS --«* - - - ndvdual. The Daly Collegan Busness Staff offe rs a valuable experence to students nterested n pos f/.-s n our advertsng, pub lc relatons and promoton, crculaton or credt departments. You 'll fnd t an nterest ng as well as enj oyable experence. R^/-< s \ * «& The Dal y Colleg an BUSNESS CANDDATE SCHOOL TONGHT Wllard Bld g. -7: p.m. Use Collegan Classfeds Sgn up for an ntervew at your placement offce-even f you're headed for gradu ate school or mltary servce. Maybe you thnk you need a techncal background to work for us. Not true. Sure we need engneers and scentsts. But we also need lberal arts and busness majors. We'd lke to talk wth you even f you're n somethng as far afeld as Musc. Not that we'd hre you to analyze Bach fugues. But we mght hre you to analyze problems as a computer programmer. What you can do at BM as government, busness, law, educaton, medcne, scence, the humantes. Whatever your major, you can do a lot of good thngs at BM. Change the world (maybe). Contnue your educaton (certanly, through plans such as our Tuton Refund Program). And have a wde choce of places to work (we have over locatons throughout the Unted,States). What to do next We'll be on campus to ntervew for careers n Marketng, Computer Applcatons, Programmng, Research, Desgn and Development, Manufacturng, Feld Engneerng, and Fnance and Admnstraton. f you can't make a campus ntervew, send an outlne of your nterests and educatonal background to The pont s, our busness sn't just sellng computers. Mr.. C. Pfeffer, BM Corporaton, JL n \C\/P t's solvng problems. So f you have a logcal mnd, we need South Wacker Drve, Chcago, llnos 666. J T j < J kyj [ you to help our customers solve problems n such dverse areas We're an equal opportunty employer. r» vcjvu

Collegan Notes Are Women Superor? 'Consder the lles of the feld, how they grow...' Ashley Montagu, author of the best seller The Natural Superorty of s Women, wll speak at 8 tonght n Schwab. He wll dscuss hs theory that the female s superor to the male from both socal and bologcal standpor ts. * * * Lrtn Amercan LDcture The second program n the current Latn Amercan Lecture Seres wll be held at 8 p.m. today n the Assembly Eoom of the Nttany Lon nn wth Robert J. Alexander, professor of economcs at Rutgers Unversty, speakng on The Role of Organzed Labor n Socal and Ecom.ll Change'n Latn Amerca. The lectures, open to the publc, are sponsored ' the Latn Amercan Studes Commttee and the nsttute of Publc Admnstraton. Alexander s the author of a number of books, ncludng Organzed Later n. Latn Amerca and The Venezuelan Democratc Revoluton. chamber Musc A specal program of chamber musc or the flute wll be presented at 8: tonght n the Rectal Hall of Musc Buldng featurng Overda.P age, lecturer n musc. The concert wll focus prmarly on the muscal works of Beethoven, Hndemth, VllaLobos, Kaydn and Mlhaud. Assstng Mrs. Page wll be Unversty organst June Mller, Melnda Spratlar on pano, Smth Toulson, playng clarnet, and Lews Spratlan, on oboe. The rectal s open to the publc wthout charge. Mrs. Page s the wfe of Raymond Page, volst of the Alard Strng Quartet, whch s n resdence at Penn State. JOHN W. WHTE, assstant professor of florculture, and Carol Ann Powell, (heonsumer servces n busness-pttsburg h), wegh and measure Easer lles n a Unverst y research study. Easter s Changng Dote Frustrates Lly Growers Lustrous, dgn fed, beautful and cantakerous. That's the way Pennsylvana's f l o w e r growers rate ther Easter lly crop. Although they ran second n the naton 's Easter lly producton, these green house owners consder t the most dffcult flower they grow. The fault s not n the lly but n Easter. ts date keeps changng, explaned John W. Whte, assstant professor of florculture. Under Whte 's drecton, the Unversty yearly rases some flowers as part of a contnung research effort to help Pennsylvana growers produce the most desrable plants. Each fall, Whte contnued, we have to prepare a new and dfferen t tmetable to assure that our lles wll bloom by Easter. t's mpossble to establsh an annual schedule anc. stck to t. Most of the state 's lly bulbs are grown r the Pacfc Northwest and dug up around mdseptember when they are two or three years old. They are then brought East n refrgerated trucks and kept sx to eght weeks n refrgerated storage to condton them for greenhouse forcng. Growers lke to plan on holdng the lles n ther green- houses for about days, accordng to Whte. That works out very ncely when Easer s late as t s ths year, but they may fnd themselves really pushed f t comes n March. Our tmetable lays down an optum sze for flower buds at certan dates. Durng the three weeks mmedately precedng Easter, growers wnd up spendng half ther tme behnd wheelbarrows. f the buds are too bg, the plants must be moved to cooler greenhouses to slow down grow '. f they 're too small, they are shfted to warmer quarters. Lles open only at nght, and a bud th at hasn 't, bloomed by 8 or 8 a.m. won 't flower that day. A plant about to bloom can be successfully refrgerated to delay the process. Another problem growers face s obtanng plants of varyng heghts. Homeowners prefer ther lles about nch es hgh, whle churches buy plants up to three feet. t's harder to grow a short plant than a tall one Whte sad. Part of our research s amed at dscoverng how temperature, water and fertlzer con dt ons a ff ec t plant heght. ndvduals who would lke to experence some of the head- aches of commercal operators can try growng lles themselves. After the plant has fnj shed bloomng anc danger fro rrl frost s, ast the buj b ma y be planted outdoors, Dr. Whte advsed. The larger the bulb the more flowers t wll produce. Leaves should not be cut snce the plant draws nourshment from them. Dg the bulb before frost and put t n cold storage at about degrees F. for sx to eght weeks before reoottng. And hope for a late Easter!.,,..-.,n.,-.. r..?,,,... T..M ntramural Softball Applcatons at HUB Desk or T..M. offce Pershng Rfles Company B 'll hold ts sprng rushng smoker at 8: p.m. today n Wagner. Pershng Rfles s _ Natonal tr-servce mltary fraternty whch places emphass on mltary bearng and drll. The smoker s open to all Army ROTC Cadets. The organzaton's goal wll be explaned and flms of present and past drll teams wll be shown. M e m b e r s of the CAPERS, the Pershng Rfles Coed Afflate, wll be present. Company B- s presently preparng for a drll meet at Pratt nsttute Easter Weekend. W. D. Doty, research consultant for steel products development, Unted States Steel Corp., wll dscuss Weldablty of Steels at a meetng of the Penn State chapter of the Amercan Weldng Socety at 7: p.m. tomorrow L, 6 Mneral Scences. Doty s a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnc nst t ut e where he served a o as a research fellow. Nutrton n Hawa Myrtle L. Brown, a nutrtonst from the Unversty of Hawa, wll speak on SocoEconomc Factors Affectng the Nutrtonal Status of Preschool Chldren n Hawa, at p.m. Frday n 6 Human Development South. The meetng s open to the publc. Mss Brown, formerly a nutrton specalst n the Human Research Dvson at the Department of Agrculture n Beltsvlle, Md., s now an assocate professor of publc health at the Unversty of Hawa where she has a combned teachng and research appontment. By MKE SERRLL Collegan Mana gng Edtor Frederck Jones, charman of the Acton Commttee, an embryonc organzaton of stur dent leaders, Sunday nght accused the Unversty admnstraton of suppressng the commttee's publcty and cuttng ts budget wtho t apparent reason. Jones, a Negro graduate student n phlosophy, made hs remarks at the Acton Commttee's frst functon, a Drat Debate Forum. Addressng a small audence n Schwab, Jones sad that two local telev son st aton s, WPSX-TV and WFBG-TV, had ntally agreed to televse the forum, but had later wthdrawn ther offers. He mpled that the statons had changed ther mnds under pressure from the Unverstyadmnstraton. Marlow Froke, manager of WPSX-TV. Monday c a l l e d Jones charge rdculous. Jones also sad that of the $, orgnally allocated to the commttee for publcty, only $6 was receved. The draft forum, Jones sad, was orgnally to be sponsored by the Unversty Senate and the Graduate Student Assocaton. But the Senate, Jones sad, at the last mnute decded to have nothng whatever to do wth the forum. Jones sad that the functon of the Acton Commttee s to face vtal ssues responsbly and thus fght the apathy whch allegedly prevades the campus. He denounced the admnstra- Deadlne Aprl th head of the hstory department, took offense at Jones' fery add r e s s. McGeary remnded Jones that he s a member of the admnstraton and was, through hs partcpaton n the forum, expressng hs concern for the state of Unversty and natonal affars. Fasuon Hats Bonne and Clyde Berets Vel Hats many other sty les S. ALLEN ST. - UPSTARS Entrance by barbershop Openngs n all areas. For further n» forma ton and appontments, contact K the Offce of Student Ad, Grange Buldng. Arfax Ask Your Frends About Our Shop % W. Beaver 7-8 Open Everyd ay : :,w Jtf *^ ' /'..«, r VOKSWAQEN OF AMERCA. NC ' 8n a week or more... AS HUNDREDS OF COLLEGE GUYS AND GALS HAVE SUMMERTMES wth... Penn State CLAS S RNG by BALF OUR Jon the thousands who p roudly wear ths Rng Pan Now For Summer, For Prestge, For Fun wth your P enn St ale Class Rn g Reserve Your Rng wth a $. depost COMPANY n the A Store Across From The Man Gate ce Cream n lots of hours S -^pf' but... Wm^ M lr ll h Your Offcal Humor Yes,you put f f H 8-9 BALFOUR dent for student affars), he declared, f you don't want to be hanged n effgy or worse, you had better change your thnkng. Two members of the draft forum panel, M. Nelson McGeary, dean of the graduate school, and Robert Murray, Floppy Brms Outstandng Y.M.C.A. Camp located n the Readng area, wll be ntervewng on campus Aprl and. Open to buy and sell crazy odd thn gs Antques, Cameras. Decoratve thngs, J e w e l r y & Rngs, War Souvenrs. You name t, We want t. G HUB ton as an agent of ths apathy and warned hs audence not to be deluded by the student body's placdty. Jones attrbuted the apathy to a feelng of hopelessness a m o n g the str lents, but warned that unless the admnstraton changes ts atttude, t wll be confronted wth a student revolt. He descrbed the demonstratons of three years ago n opposton to apartment restrctons, at one of whch Unversty Presdent Erc A. Walker was hanged n effgy. say to you, Erc Walker, and to you, Charles Lews (vce-pres- DAMP CONRAD WESEJR % THE B CYCL E SHOP L. G. As an offertory. Mss Mller, accompaned by a Brass Quartet, wll play Canzona on the Seventh Tone by Govann Gabrel, and for postlude, Mss Mller wll present the Toccata from Symphon, No. by C. M. Wdor. The servce wll close wth the performance of Samuel Barber's Easter Chorale and Bryan Kelly's Magnfcant by the Unversty Chapel Chor under the drecton of Raymond Brown. The Faculty'Luncheon Club wll hear a talk on Age and Mr. Mel J. Duran. Drector of UNTL MONDAY «Unversty faculty are nvted to submt artcles to Collegan 's Faculty Forum. Columns of opnon from all members of the faculty are welcome. The artcles should be typewrtten and trple-spaced and should not excee' 7;> lnes n length. nterested f a c u l t y should brng ther artcles to Collegan offce, Sackett Buldng. on Vergl of whom he s consdered one -f t.e leadng nterpreters wrtng n Englsh today. Ttles of hs lectures wll be Aprl 7: Vergl, Then and Now, Aprl : T e Purpose of Vergl's 'Aened,' and May : Horace and the Englsh Augustan Age. Speech Conventon Several faculty members wll partcpate n the annual conventon of the Speech Assocaton of the Eastern States beng held ths week n New York Cty. Robert T. Olver, research professor of speech, wl talk on Asan Rhetorc. He s the mmedate past presdent of the assocaton ard s also on the fnance commttee. Stanley F. Paulson, professor and head of the department of speech, s charman of the topc, Medum as a Message, and wll talk on Careers n Speech. Carroll C. Arnold, and Rchard B. Gregg, both professors of speech, are sponsors for the topc, Careers n peech : Ask the Pros, wth Gregg servng as charman and Dr. Arnold speakng on How to Publsh Wthout Pershng. Robert Brubaker, assocate professor, s the sponsor and charman of the topc, Duratonal Aspects of Speech. He s also gvng a talk on Duratonal Characterstcs of General Amercan Oral Readng. Paul D. Hostzman, professor of speech, s on the professonal acton commttee, whle Davd E. Butt, nstructor, s on the elementary educaton commttee and s also gvng a talk on Language Communcaton Development n the Elementary Classroom. Acton' Charman Berates Old Man Accessores -% OFF- T* Paper Asks for Facult y Wrters Creatvty by Charles Taylor, professor of psyhcology and human development at : Monday n Room of the Hetzel Unon Buldng. A clncal psychologst, Taylor s natonally known for hs work r gerontology and has wrtten extensvely n that feld. He s drector of Penn State's program of tranng n gerontology, funded by the Publc Health Servce. Currently he s a drector of the Commsson on Agng for the Communty Servces o Pennsylvana and a consultant to the Natonal nsttute ol Health. Luncheon c u ^ meetngs, scheduled at : p.m. each Monday, are open to all faculty members and ther guests. Luncheon tckets are avalable at the man desk of the HUB. Vergl, Horace Lectures R. D. Wllams, dstngushed vstng professor of classcs, wll t resent a program of three publc lectures tl 's sprng dealng wth Vergl, Vergl's Aened, and Horace. Sponsored by the Deoartment of Classcs, the lectures are all scheduled for 8 p.m. n 8W (new wng) Pattee Lbrary on Tuesday, Aprl and Tuesday, May. A reader n classcs at the Unversty of Leeds, Fngland, Wllams s a scholar of nternatonal repute n the feld of Latn studes Hs resea. -h nterests are manly concerned wth language and lterature, partcularly n the feld of Latn poetry and ts Greek models. He has also publshed artcles on varous aspects of the wrtngs of Status and Horace, but the man body of hs work has been Threatens Walker, Lews BCYCLE SALE -% OFF 7- W. College Ave. Musc from Bach to Barber wll be featured n the annual Chapel Servce for Easter Sunday at the Unversty. The program wll begn at : a.m. wth the Unversty Brass Ensemble, under the drecton of Rex Rockwell, playng Bach Chorales on the Mall outsde Schw b. Movng nsde June Mller, Unversty organst, wll play Easter Chorale preludes from Bach' s Orgelbechlen.,«.. <& vrahh No other sedan can make ths statement One tr unk to a car has been sedan dogma ever snce sedans began. (And why not? sn't t obvous that a car can't have two trunks? Aft er ol, how can you add a trunk wthout subtractng an engne?) Well, you know how we worry about dogma. So our new VW Fastback Sedan not only has two good-szed trunks, but snce even c Volks wagen can ' t get along wthout an engne an eng ne. (What we dd was to make the engne only 6 nches hgh and tuck t underneath the rear trunk.) Of course,whle our Fastback may be the frst two-t runked sedan,t's stll a Volkswagen. So t can make a couple of more statements most other sedans can't make. Gas mleage: up to 7 mpg.'the prce: $79* But best of all,wth ths car what you gan n functon you don't lose n style. Shut both trunk's and you have a dashng lttle fastback. Belevers n the one trunk to a car dogma can call us heretcs. But at least we're good-lookng heretcs. Merley Volkswagen,nc. North Afherton Street State College Seems... as f t t'were tme for our annual portrat hootenany.,. whereby or even whereas... your sttng charge s reduced by %... whch means,that for a-paltry $ (nstead of the usual $).we wll make sx dvne and dfferent exposures.of you n NATURAL COLOUR. And from these proofs you may order one or a dozen and one fnshed enlargements... whch shall also be reduced n prce. CLOTHNG? Men... brng colorful sweaters n harmony wth your own colorng. Women... Dependng on your own colorng, but call and we'll clue you n. WHEN? the remander of ths week and all of next but twould be advsable to call ths week to nsure an appontment. Ths Frday wll be left wde open and you may come n wthout an appontment.,. but you takes your chances. You 're traned and work on routes where people have bought Good Humor ce Cream for years... no nvestment... everythng'suppled. HOW YOU QUALFY FOR NTERVEW. Mnmum age 8.. 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By DEMSE BOWMAN Collegan Staff Wrter There s no reason why a class as large as ours should be $6 n the hole. Ths charge was leveled aganst the New Party canddate for sophomore class presdent, ncumbent Presdent Scott Mller, by Student-Lon Party canddate Mke Kleeman. The ssues for the campagn center around the class's fnancal condton, the possblty of an advsory board n dormtory areas and suggestons for promoton of class sprt. Jonathan Scott Mller (rd-food servces and hotel management-phladelpha) blamed a lack of cooperaton, especally wth regard to the class of 7 jammes, as the cause of the fnancal dffcultes Mller cted the results of a questonnare submtted by hm to all freshmen as evdence that he personally contacted the freshmen n order to gauge the pulse of class sentment. Advsory Board t's slly to expect freshmen to hke down to the HUB for a class meetng especally f they lve n East Halls! As a soluton to ths problem, Mller proposed an advsory board n each resdence hall area, the representatves of Whch would attend a monthly meetng n the Hetzel Unon Buldng. Just holdng meetngs for the sake of holdng meetngs s less than effectve, Mller sad. Other programs advocated by Mller nclude the nstallaton of language laboratores n lvng Chapel Sponsors Play, Semnar A play, ecumencal semnar and conversatonal forum wll hghlght actvtes at the Helen Eakn. Esenhower Chapel ths term. Let Man Lve, a stage presentaton wrtten by Par Lagerkvst, Swedsh author and Nobel Prze wnner, wll be performed at 8 p.m. Sunday n the Chapel. Admsson s free. The Glded Seven, local jazz band, wll provde muscal background. n addton, there wll be a chorus of nterpretve dances. The theme s an affrmatve of lfe over death n the face of judgment and man's nhumanty to man. The cast s composed of students, faculty, and staff, ncludng Anthony J. Podleck, head of the Department of Classcs ; Lyn Chrsty, assocate professor of Englsh composton: John Yeatman, assstant drector of Student T..M ntramural Softball Deadlne Aprl th Applcatons at HUB desk or T..M, offce G HUB Ready For OCCUPANCY SEPT 968 HARBOUR TOWERS 7 S. Alheron S State College Studo Apartments Furnshed or Unfurnshed Bedroom Apartments Call Alex Gregory A ssocates, nc. 8-8 SUTE HOLDAY NN For nformaton and applcato n to HOLD AN APARTM ENT FOR YOU! APPLCATONS for EDTORAL POSTONS on the 969 LA VE Mller, Kleeman for Soph Prexy Ad; and Russell Haag of Theatre Arts. Creatve Edge, forum for nter-dscplnary conversaton, wll be held at noon every Tuesday n the Memoral Lounge of the Chapel. Creatve Edge wll rase questons of human value and meanng. Charles L. Hoser, dean of the College of Earth and Mneral Scences, wll offer a forum on Weather Modfcaton. Donald J. Wllower, Professor of Educaton, wll speak on The Teacher Subculture the followng week. An Ecumencal Semnar wll meet at noon every Frday n the Memoral Lo'mge to dscuss Scence, Technology, and the Church. Ths Semnar wll pr vde an opportunty for study and dscusson among faculty and staff. All those nterested should sgn up at the Unted Campus Mnstry offce n Esenhower Chapel. WDFM Schedu B Wednesday. Aprl, 968 news, sports, and weather) ) 8:-8: a.m. John Schut- 7:-7: p.m. After sx rck wth Top Forty, news (Contnued) capsules every mnutes. 7:-8: p.m. Focus Spot- 8:-: a.m. Dave Hand- lght on USG Electons wth ler wth Top Forty, news Fred Snyder, capsules every mnutes. 8:-: p.m. Two on the :-: p.m. WDFM News. Asle wth Ray Lard (Musc :-6: p.m. Musc of the from flm and Broadway Masters wth Chrs Aup- Theater) featurng Judy perle, Lambert-Pano Con- Garland at Carnege Hall, certo, Lalo-Symphone Es- :-: p.m. pagnole, Peter-Snfona n WDFM News. G. :-: mdnght Sym- 6:-6: p.m. WDFM News. phonc Notebook wth Sam- 6:-7: p.m. After Sx uel Edelman, Bartok-Voln (Popular, easy-lstenng) Concerto #, Bluebeards 7:-7: p.m. Datelne News Castle, Pano Concerto #. (Comprehensve campus, :-: a.m. natonal and nternatonal WDFM News. Today on Campus Assocaton of Women Students, o: p.m., Hetzel Unon Buldng Chess Club, 8 p.m., HUB Cardroom Cwens, p.m., McElwan Dnng Room A Keystone, 7 p.m., 7-8 HUB Natonal Socety of Pershng Rfles. 8: p.m., Wagner Ntlany Dvers, 7 p.m., ll Boucke Students for a Democratc Socety, : p.m., - HUB Used Book Agency, 8 a.m., HUB Cardroom Young Amercans for Freedom, 7: p.m - HUB Young Democrats, 8 p.m., HUB Ballroom ; 9 p.m., HUB Assembly Hall STEREO ALBUMS Tred of payng hgh prces for records? Audomotve can fll your every need nexpensvely. All stereo albums are $.. All are brand new and guaranteed. Order them over the phone We can get you absolutely every album out. Call 8- Delvery to dorms only. for c per record areas and the expanson of the Creaton program begun n East Halls ths term. Because there s too much emphass on grades on campus, a program of ths knd s an excellent opportunty for the serous student to gan knowledge wthout the constant pressure of 'get the grade' hamperng hm, Mller sad. Mchael Smokey Kleeman (th-lberal arts- Phladelpha) offers as a soluton to the class sprt such programs as an mproved Sophomore Weekend, an advsory board n lvng and fra- SCOTT MLER MKE KLEEMAN ternty areas and expanson of the class of 7 newsletter. Class Concerts? The sophomore class s just as capable as USG or FC of sponsorng bg-name concerts, Kleeman declared. He proposed the concert to oe held over Sophomore Weekend n an effort to attract more class members and thus rase the badly depleted treasury. The falure of the Sprt of '7 newsletter to be publshed ths term was attrbuted by Kleeman to the lack of a competent staff, manned by freshmen nterested n producng a worthwhle journalstc project and servng ther class at the same tme. Kleeman expanded the dea of a class of '7 advsory board n dormtory areas to nclude fraterntes as well as the town ndependent men. Fall term, a good percentage of the sophomore men wll be movng out of dormtores nto ether fraternty houses or apartments the class councl should be convenent to them as well. Kleeman would also lke to work wth the Undergraduate Student-Government to strve for better lghtng condtons at the Unversty to elmnate the danger of walkng on campus at nght for anyone male or female. As a fund-rasng sprt-promotng project, Kleeman would lke to sell Class of '7 jerseys wth the proceeds to go to the bookstore fund. The sooner that the classes as well as the clubs and actvtes support the bookstore fund the sooner the bookstore wll be a realty nstead of a campagn promse, Kleeman remarked. BATTLE OF THE BANDS Harry Soul and the Blue-Eyed Sou! Brothers versus The Respectables profts for USG Bookstore Frday, Aprl 9: - : HUB Ballroom c Attenton Fraterntes TR! DELTA WATRESS SERVCE MON.-THURS. TO RASE MONEY f or SCHOLARSHPS for UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN CALL 86-77 CAMP CHOCONUT Frendsvlle, Pennsy lvana (7 ml es south of Bnghamto n, N.Y.) s seekng several men to round out ts counselng staff. Emphass on outdoor actvy and helpng boys help themselves gan self-relance through nter-group relatonshps. Small camp ( boys, 9-), hgh counselor rato. Good salares for the rght men. Opportunty for before and after camp work at addtonal pay. Needed: Waterfront (WS), Natural Scence Campcraft, Sports, Work Projects (basc skll wth hammer and saw). Drver- Buyer, or combnatons of these. Also good general counselors. Booklet and applcaton forms: Box W, Gladw yne, Pa. 9. The Drector wll ntervew students at Penn State on Thursday, Aprl at Room Grange Buldng. Arrange a convenent appontment me by seeng the secretary or telephone 86-6. Ths s an excellent opportunty to develop sklls wth people n small numbers whle earnn g, and havng a rewardng summer. S. Hamll Home, Drector EVERY PETTE & JUNOR SZE dreams of fndng fashons szed just for her! Vst the. e d Sororty Weekend Planned Joan Knkead,?ctng presdent of the Panhellenc Councl announced at a meetng last nght that Sororty Weekend '68 wll take olace from to : p.m., Aprl 8. The actvtes wll be centered n Pollock, South, and East Halls. The purpose ot tne nformal open house s to present basc aspects of Greek lfe to those grls nterested n rushng sorortes X fall. There wll be dsplays of sororty pns and Mrwwww j* AWS Women's Week prese nts DR. ASHLEY MONTAGU Speakng on The Natural Superorty of Women at Schwab Audtorum ONLY FOUR FLGHTS STLL AVALABLE NEW YORK TO LONDON LSBON TO NEW YORK NEW YORK TO LONDON LONDON TO NEW YORK NEW YORK TO PARS. LONDON TO NEW YORK SGN UP NOW! $. $ 6. $ 8. NEW YORK TO FRANKFURT FRANKFURT TO NEW YORK MCHAEL DAMOND pctures of varous actvtes and phlan;hropc projects. Two representatves from each sororty.ll be present n each partcpatng resdence hell area to answer any questons concernng rush or sororty pledgng. Announcement wll be made :.t a later date of those sororty sutes that wll be open to vstors. n other busness, the newly constructed sprng rush code was approved by the councl. Sorortes are allowed to hold an unlmted number of rush at 8 p.m. Admsson career engn eerng opport unte s f or senors n all branches of CAMPUS NTERVEWS THURSDAY. APRL 8 CONTACT Fr ee LEO CARUSO 8-9 7-7 engneerng APPONTMENTS SHOULD BE MADE N ADVANCE THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE PLACEMENT OFFCE PORT MOUTH NAVA PORTSMOUTH. HEW HAMPSHRE SH PYARD POSTONS ARE N THE CAREER CVL SERVCE (An Equal Opportunty Employer) partes provdng that the total expense does not exceed a specfed gmount of $.. Rushees are also allowed to attend any number of sororty functons or partes. Bobb Wntonak, P a n h e Rush Charman, announced that a grl s elgble for an open bd only f she has partcpated n at least one round of rush partes. She must also have a. All-Unversty. No grl may accept an o^en bd f she has not take, nart n rush at Penn State. Scholarshp Fund Proposed spontaneous movem e n t among students, faculty and townspeople to e tablsh a scholarshp and loan fund for needy students at the Unversty n memory of the Rev. Dr. Martn Luther Kng Jr., has resulted from the memoral servce for K ng Sunday afternoon on the campus. Methods of mplementng the fund are beng nvestgated by Davd Gottleb, professor of human development, who presded at Sunday's memoral program. We have deterr.- r.ed that contrbutons may be sent mmedately to the Penn State Foundaton, Old Man, Unversty Park, Pa., wth cover letters ndcatng that they are to be added to (he Martn Luther Kng Jr. memoral fund, Gottleb sad. Checks, to be made out to the Pennsylvana State Unverst, wll be held n a separate account untl mechancs of establshng the fund have been completed. Gottleb sad tlat he sent a letter today to Ralph Krecker, Unversty Drector of Student Ad, nformng hm of the plan and submttng a formal proposal for executng t. The memore,. fund dea emerged spontaneously at the end of Sunday's commemoratve servce when students suddenly decde to take up a collecton to be used to further Kng's goals. Gottleb sad. More than $ was contrbuted The major purpose of the fund, as now.lanned, would be to provde fnancal ad to needy students who expect to commt ther careers to the feld of human servces as dd Kng. Wednesday, Aprl JUNE AUG. JULY AUG. 9 JUNE 6 SEPT. JUNE 8 SEPT. QS are avalable at the HUB Desk Ths Week Just a few feet & across the street from The Carrage House nto Calder Alley ] P.O. Box 8. STATE COLLEGE. PA Anyone wshng to apply must complete one and return t to the HUB Desk by P.M. SUNDAY, APRL For Result s Use Colle gan Classfeds

Solomon 's mne Natves Loved. lt By STEVE SOLOMON serves the same purpose as a baseball that handled much of the bettng. Modern Amercan lacrosse, whch s centered on ' ' the East coast,, the frst place to look for the s commonly?8 ^. d s tngushed by a south- P * ern and nor- g)j thern game. M Two top rep- resentatves of J these styles of *m p l a y, P e n np, S t a t e and Maryland wll jj t meet a t : f stck when the acton becomes aganst s u c h Collegan Sports Wrter Vllanova vsts the Penn State campus today at : lookng for ts second upset n as many years over the State golfers. Last season, when people were predctng an undefeated season for the Lons, the Wldcats came up wth a - wn over the defendng Eastern champons, shockng Penn State fans and gvng hope to the other Eastern contenders. State bounced back and won the Eastern tournament and has taken ts frst two dual meets ths sprng. Now the Vllanova golfers have ther chance to pull the same trck agan. Ths ' tme they have to face the Lons on the Unversty Park course, whch wll gve the mportant home advantage to State. The advantage may not be as great today as t would normally be. Accordng to coach Joe Boyle, the course s recoverng slowly from the wnter. t wll be hard to control the bap. on the greens, Boyle sad. A combnaton of the wnter weather and the large amount of use ths Sprng s causng the greens to come back very slowly and wll make puttng the most challengng part of the game today. Developng Well Nevertheless, the team s developng just as ts coach expected. They are httng well for ths tme of the year, Boyle sad, expectng the decdng factor of today's match to be the long shots. t's stll undecded as to who wll go n the number seven spot for the Lon lnksmen ths afternoon. The other postons wll be flled wth the same personnel as n the. frst two matches, although Boyle expects to juggle the order. don't know what to expect, he sad of the seemngly mysterous Wldcats. A certan fact, however, s that Vllanova was beaten last week by Penn, -. Three State golfers are takng undefeated records nto today's match. Jm Geger, Tom Apple and Bob Hbschman, senor, junor and sophomore respectvely, have wns n ther frst two matches. Rusty Washburn, Frank Guse and Erne Sanga are each - and make up the remander of the top sx, though the order s lkely to be much dfferent. After today's match, the State golfers go on the road for two successve Saturday matches. Ths week's wll be at Maryland and next week's wll pt the Lons aganst a strong West Vrgna squad. had somethng of the NCAA sprt even then, snce t was the squaws glove. t s used to catch, t h r o w, a n d shoot the ball. But nvarably, 'SOLOMON probes nto the mnd, p layers wear World War Red Baron-type helmets wth a medal grdwork across the front. The rest of the anatomy goes unprotected, except for pads on the arms and tremendously thck gloves on the hand s, whch when vewed sngularly, gve the appearance of a man about to handle radoactve cobalt. Today 's game, of course, s vastly modfed from the orgnal. verson whch the ndans played. The natves reall y knew how to enjoy themselves. They 'd show up n full warpant, at least men to a sde, and go at t wthout the offcatng benefts of an Earl Strom or Mendy Rudolph. Needless to say, there were no tme outs for n jures, so the warrors generally got n another meal before wnter set n. But th^ ndans also knew how to use the game to ther advantage. On June, 76, the Sac and Oj bway nd ans staged a sp ectacularly wld lacrosse game n vew of an Englsh fort, now Macknaw Cty, Mch., and succeeded n drawng the fort's garrson out nto the open for a better look. Whereupon the warrors grabbed hdden tomahawks and stormed the fort. ths afternoon ff f ^jspf? < \S$ h, * m Br^ % WP D CK PENCEK n Unversty rememher the numoer Park. n Mary land, boys get ther frst stck at the age of seven or eght and practce handlng the ball untl they reach a sze to wthstand contact. North of the Mason-Dxon lne, and especall y n the hotbed of Long sland, there s no p lay untl hgh school. Thus, lackng the speed and slck stckwork of the southerners, ther game leans toward power and combatveness. But t h ere's no gett ng aw ay from hard body contact and checkng n any verson of the game. t 's accepted and expected. Penn State coach Dck Pencek, hmself an Al-Amercan defenseman at Rutgers, had hs share of bone-splnterng collsons. t' s part of the game, he sad. When you get a good, hard check, you complment the guy who gave t to you. Pencek smled. Then you look at the number on hs back and don 't forget t. ntramur al Volley ball FR ATERNTY Ph Kappa Ps over Sgma Alpha Mu (-9, -) Delta Theta Sgma over Ch Ph (-, 6-, -) fau Kappa Epslon over Sgma Ph Epslon (-9, 7-, -9) 'Kappa Delta Rho over Alpha Kappa Lambda (6-, -, -) Ph Delta Theta over Sgma Tau Gamma (-, -9) Lambda Ch Alpha over Delta Sgma Ph (-8. -7) Alpha ' Gamma Rho over Ph Kappa ' Tau Epslon Ph PX pa (s-:, s-) DORMTORY Armstrong-Bradford over Frankln (-, 7-, '-8) Allentown over Cameron-Forest (-, Po?t er-scr?nton over ndana-jefferson *- * T. LM ntramural Softball Applcatons at HUB Desk The women's varsty tenns, onenng game of the season, softball and lacrosse teams Penn State wll meet West wll all be n acton ths term Chester at home Mav. The at Penn State. lady lons wll the. meet WlThe tenns team has a sched- son College M ay at h om e ule of sx matches, three at and wll travel to West Chester home and three on the road. May. Accordng to Coach The frst match of the season Pat McTarsney, three more wll be aganst Chatham Col- games have yet to be schedlege at Pttsburgh Aprl. The uled. remander of the schedule s as The women's varsty lacrosse follows : May, Lock Haven, home; May, Oho State and team, coached by Mss Ellen Unversty of Dayton, away ; Perry, has sx games on ts May 7, Gettysburg, home ; May 968 schedule. The frst wll be, Wlson, home, and May, aganst Hartwck College at Dcknson, awa. All home home Aprl at p.m. There games are held at the Pollock wll be two more home games courts. The last chance to try aganst Frostburg and Wlson out for the women's varsty College May and respectenns team wll be tomorrow tvely. The three scheduled at the Pollock courts from away games wll be at Cornell Aprl 6, thaca Aprl 7, and to p:m. East Stroudsburg May. All Three for Softball home softball and lacrosse Three games have ben sched- games wll be held at the womuled for the women's varsty en's athletc feld besde the softball team ths term. n the Pollock tenns courts. j JNmmmmm mmmmmmm v = E PtmS\ '*,,, nnm f) V \ To obtan addtonal nformaton n regar d lo these postons regster for an ntervew at the placement offce. * Campus Vst: FRDAY, APRL f unable to meet our campus recruters, mal your resume lo: J. E. Lessner Coordnator of College Recrutment Rockwell-Standard Dvsons North Amercan Rockwell Corporaton Ffth Av enue Pttsburgh, Pennsylvana North Amercan Rockwell s an Equal Opportunty Employer Feature Tme :-:-: 7 :-9 : CNEMA y l GU PRESENTS * * lltf a H mm f ASM Vf&t. < S«.(- RflDDY McDOWAL MAURCE EVANS KM HUNTER AMES WHRMORE JAMES DALY NTRODUCNG Mf \A MAnnPAM. ^,. 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We have both types of postons. Mr. Joseph Laub, Drector, wll be ntervewng on campus, Saturday, Aprl. Further nformaton and appontmens avalable n the Offce of Student Ad, Grange. 7HM Th el College, Greenvlle, Pa. WEDNESDAY MEGHAN CAL ENGNEERS BEACH LAKE, PENNSYLVANA S. *. Jr x **-» ChO F and hs club. TRAL 'S END CAMP mm Thl @l Holme s Cathrall Cathrall, who consders ths a buldng year, wll be rel? ng heavly on captun Maro Obando and Neal Kramer to steady the relatvely nexperenced Lon lneup. Wth Obando and Kramer holdng down the one and two spots n sngles and the number one spo '. n doubles, we can just about count on three ponts every match, Cathrall sad. But the real burden rests on the shoulders of the three, four, fve and sx men. Today's lneup s expected to reman the same as Saturday 's, wth Obando, Kramer, Tom DeHuff, Tom Daley, Jeff Bckmore and Glenn Rupert competng on the courts located behnd the Tee Pavlon Varety of Gamp counselor posto ns avalable at or T..M. off ce G HUB Deadlne Aprl Deadlne Aprl Ads f «^W l L j j ^ JL wrnmammmmm smmf Hopn;, for an encore of Saturday's suprsngly easy 9- shutout over the West Vrgna Mountaneers, the Nttany Lon tenns team faces the Bucknell Bsons today on the Penn State Tenns Club courts. n contrast to Saturday 's runaway wn over the Mountaneers, State should h ave more of a challenge today, snce t wll be facng an experenced Bucknell lneup. The Mountaneers, who are permtted to use freshmen due to rulngs oy the NCA. and the Southern Conference, h a v e three nexperenced freshmen n the lneup. However, ths afternoon Bucknell, wth sx returnng lettermen, wll present formdable opposton for FRANK GUSE. ey es second wn Lady Lons Prepare z (-, 8-, -) Fulton over Carbon-Crawford (-, -9) Somerset-Venango over PttsburghReadng (-, -8) Montour-Pke over Lawrence-McKean (-, -6, -) Altoona over Kngston (Forfet) Easton over Alquppa (-, 6-, -7) New Castle over Wllklnsburg (-8,.() Lons Face Bsons By DCK ZELLER kllng 6 and sellng the rest of ther fans nto slavery. They fnshed the game later. The ndans used lacrosse as a means for tranng ther warrors. So t's not surprsng that the game took on the appearance of a small-scale war. Games would last for days. The feld of play was the entre countrysde. And when some poor savage would start to drag hs feet, squaws from hs trbe would run onto the feld and beat hm wth stcks untl he dsplayed more aggressveness. Today 's college lacrosse players have a dfferent dea of how to play the game. They have a rule book, two offcals, a defned playng area, equpment, scholarshps and tranng table meals. The natves had none of ths sophstcaton. Only a sacred law whch prohbted them from speakng wth females sometmes a full week before the game. Whch shows they Assstant Sports Edtor Wth football donatng ts thousands of bodes to medcal scence each autumn, t ddn 't take any psychedelc powers for college schedule-makers to envson lacrosse as a sprng sport. t was reall y a matter of necesst y. Hosptals around the country can cope wth just so many dsjonted knees, cleft clavcles, and nflamed navals at one tme. Actually, you have to be patent wth a lacrosse fan. He'll keep nsstng that hs game s the roughest around. Obvously, he's never seen Russan roulette. The man nstrument of lacrosse s the stck, or crosse, a long, heavy hckory staff curved near the end to hold a network of rawhde whch qlose and heated s n a player's ear. j. u T o p protect uuc- b Lnksmen Battle Wldcats Today BY POPULAR :-:8-:6 7 : - 9 : DEMAND ooooooooo<»oooooooooooooooooooooo These days, t takes a lttle courage to wear ths button, and yet, what's so great about cop-outs? They let other people do the work. f they have famles, they let other people take care of them. Cop-outs scoff at thngs lke fnancal securty. Responsble men and women can't afford that luxury. That's why Provdent Mutual desgns lfe nsurance programs specfcally f o r college people. Because the earler you start, the less t costs, and the closer you'll be to fnancal securty. So stop by' our offce today. Or gve us a call, and let's talk about all ths. n the meantme, h e r e's a thought to take wth you. n trouble... whoever yells for a cop-out? 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Unsed Wants Hands-Off Rule Basebaffers at Lehgh Today State Wns. LOUSVLLE, Ky. (P) Westley Unsed, caught n a tug of war between the professonal leagues, would lke to see other college basketball players spared the pressure he has experenced recently. Hs soluton: A rule prohbtng any team from contactng a player untl he had played n hs fnal game. beleve t would have helped n my case, sad Unsed, shortly before reportng yesterday for hs Army physcal examnaton. Unsed, twce an Al-Amercan at the Unversty of Lousvlle, sad he began gettng calls early n the past season from attorneys and other people who wanted to represent me. was afrad ths would show up n my play on the court. Unsed sad the battle between the Natonal Basketball Assocaton and the Amercan Basketball Assocaton for hs servces hurt my studes. got behnd, especally n the last three weeks. Now 'm havng to work to catch up. Unsed sad most of the pressure came from the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA, but 'm not mad about t. A lot of pressure went on my parents. The Colonels offered the -year-old center $, over four years but wthdrew that bd earler ths week everyone was feelng loose and unpressured By DON MCKEE especally Allgyer. Wth two men on base Collegan Sports Wrter sxth he put the ball out of the park. Penn State's baseball team went to n the One out and two baserunners later Junata yesterday and got tself confused Featherstone stroked hs homer and, the wth the football team. n a hgh-scorng game was a run-away. bnge that would put the old Bronx Bombers n the bottom of the sxth Junata to shame the Lons annhlated the ndans, started fghtng back. Wth two runs already 9-. And as an extra added attracton, n, Medlar replaced Allgyer wth Spazan. Jm Allgyer wrote the latest chapter n the The flame-throwng rghthander stopped contnung story of shutout ptchers who ht the ndan attack at fve runs. better than the ' regulars. The bg wn rased the Lons' record Better than most of the regulars, that s. to - on the season and they go at t agan John Featherstone ht hs second home run today n Bethlehem. Denny Lngenfelter, n three games and t carred well over vctor n the frst game, wll take the mound feet. Not to be outdone, Allgyer also smashed aganst the Lehgh Engneers n an attempt a crcut clout and batted n four runs for to sweep the short road trp. the day. Last year's Lehgh game was one of the The senor rghtly showed that he has come back from a pulled muscle n hs sde bg sore spots n an otherwse successful suffered durng the Florda trp last month. season. The Lons and the Engneers battled He went fve scoreless nnngs before trng to a - te n nnngs n a contest marked n the sxth and. gvng up four talles. But by arguments. Engneer coach Stan Shultz that made lttle dfference as the Lons had got the heave-ho from the man n blue before t was all over. already bult up a 9- lead. Ths season Shultz's charges haven't Qute Pleased Coach Chuck Medlar sad he was qute fared as well. Rder College slpped past pleased wth the performance Allgyer put Lehgh -, but that was the best showng on n the sx-nnng stnt. Hs back was the Engneers have made. Last weekend they actng up and we ddn't want to take any were blasted by St. Joseph's 8-6. chances, sad the coach. The best news from Junata was AllFrank Spazan and Bob Absalom fn- gyer's fne performance. After Lngenfelter's shed up, but nether ptched lke Allgyer. openng-game wn and Bll Mcsky's no-ht They dvded the last four nnngs as Medlar performance Saturday, Allgyer's stellar s countng, on the par of junor rghthanders hurlng s a real shot n the arm for Medlar's and both needed the work, staff. The Lons' scorng came n clusters After today's game the Lons star* meetfve n the second, fve n the thrd, three ng the real competton. Vllanova, one of n the fourth and sx n the sxth. the better teams n the dstrct last year, s here for a sngle game Saturday. thaca, Owens Comes Through Sophomore. thrd sacker Jm Owens a team the Lons defeated n the dstrct struck the bg blow n the second wth a playoffs last year, wll be here for an Easter three-run double. The thrd was a loosely- doubleheader. played nnng, wth four sngles, three walks, To face that sort of competton Medlar a sacrfce and a passed ball addng up to hopes to use Mcsky on Saturday, Lngenfelter n the frst game Sunday and Allgyer fve Penn State runs. Ken Barto, who s developng nto a n the nghtcap f hs sde s alrght. slugger of note, contrbuted a two-run trple f all the peces ft together lke they dd yesterday, the Lons could be off to ther to the three-run fourth nnng rally. By ths tme t was a - ball game and fastest start n years. PENN STATE Owens, b Cowburn, b Dreher, rf Fore, c Chrstna, e Featherstone, ss AB R H Delewskl, b l o o Albrght, cf Rolston, ss Horner, rf Hoover, c 6 Elsenhart, f Comforto, f Yearlck, f Egleston, lb Barfo, b Allgyer, P Spazan, p Absalom, p 6 9 Penn State Junata a 9 JUNATA Shomo, lb Beckerch, b OllocK, b Galbrath, p Dlehl, p Roseman, p McQuade, ph Hay, p Black, Ph 6 AB R H 7 /f Dck Pencek wll gve the trar'honal pep talk, but t won't be needed. The Penn State lacrosse team can remember last year's Maryland game vvdly enough anyway. The Lons ' ost the Terrapns at : ths afternoon, and t shouldn't be anythng l k e Maryland's 7- Cakewalk last season. The defendng natonal champons have already been held to a 6-6 te by an nferor Prnceton team, whle State has won both ts games ths season, ncludng last Sat- urday 's 9- pastng of Frankln & Marshall. n that game, the Lons' mdfeld and attackmen ran wld, controllng the flow of the game and shootng vrtually at wll. Sophomore attackman K e n Edwards flcked n fve goals and added eght asssts, gvng hm 7 ponts n three games, whle Randy Vogt scored fve goals. Mamed by Prnceton after tv/o openng vctores, Maryland rebounded last week when t beat the Maryland Lacrosse Club, -. The Terps have a fne mdfeld, anchored by AllAmercan Bruce Hnkle, and an attack tanden of Barton Ellnger and Steve LaVante whch coach John Ho'< r ard expects to be the sport's most devastatng n a decade. Ellnger, a freshman, s a doubtful starter. 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WLLAM ROSE WANTED Jggr couum KMr,m««a STANLEY KRAMER producton ' FOR SALE: Speed and custom parts for M.G.B. 96. Red wth red top. Rado, CHARLE WHEREVER you ar e - SUMMER AND Opton: bedroom any WATERS ' WANTEDV ' c^rlynn'at'thet' a SPENCER TRACY SDNEY POTER KATHARNE HEPBURN Show or Go n stock at Harold Sten heater, whtewals, tonneau. Clean, well- the P Ph's thank you. t was beautful. number man apartment. Free pool and Delta Ch. 7-. Speed Shop, V mle from campus on kept car. Must sell! 8-8, John. transportaton. Ar condtoned. Wll sacbenner Pke. Open a.m. tll 9 p.m. DEADLNE ROOMMATE NEEDED for two grl rfce. Phone 7-8. ' FOB RENT apartment. Summer term fall opton. HMmP GOOD Pzza, SteakT, Hoages^ : A.M. Day Before SUB-LEASNG SUMMER Term-Well fur- Call Kathy 8-8 after. Tuna Fsh, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers. Publcaton Fast delvery. Call 8-9. MEN WHY PAY downtown prces. Buy SUMMER SUBLET: Bluebell, - 6 man nshed one bedroom apartment. Marred apartment. Free bus, pool, stereo, TV, couple preferred. Ar condtoned, free HAVE JOB n. Scandnava. Unable to.«,«* «KATHARNE HOUGHTON CYCLES: NEW and Tsed. Yamaha; Ka - your new sprng wardrobe drect from ar condtonng. go. Need replacement. f nterested call RATES Low rent. 7-79 any- bus servce, swmmng pool. Call 8the manufacturer and save %. We have ' to«^fcvt*.w,(twtewlljamrfl wosakl; Suzuk; Hodaka. Two Wheels Lyn 8-89. tf»ftv^rt»^{kkw^ 87. tme. Frst nserton. S wore! maxmum suts, sportcoats, blazers all n the latest Cycle Shop, E. College Ave. 8-9. $. fashons and styles. Call your Penn j f Am km tnmt m C*ft wt Bw» J SUBLET SUMMER term. Ar condtoned ROOMMATES WANTED ( two) summer Each addtonal consecutve 9 MGB. Just lke new. CaTl Two State representatves Bobb and Joe 8- SUMMER TERM. Modern one bedroom -man apartment. Free bus, pool. June wth fall opton; extra close to campus. apartment. Furnshed, ar-condtoned. rent pad. 8-7. 976 nserton e Wheels Cycle Shop 8-9. One bedroom apartment, large, ar con$.. 8-868. Each addtonal words c per day 99 CHEVROLET, excellent mechancal CRAZY MAN: The sandwch whch looks SUMMER TERM Furnshed () man dtoned, carpet. Rent reasonable. Call condton. Prce negotable. Call 7- lke a ball bat. Paul Bunyan Sandwch. SUBSTANTAL RENT reducton-bluebell. apartment. T.V. and cookng utensls 7-, evenngs. fr lsganut WARNC Bj ^ Cash Bass Only! Call 8-9. after 7: p.m. Lowest prce avalable on bedroom ncluded. Wll bargan. 7-77. WATERS NEEDED^ Eat, work. No Personal Ads! Apt. Dshwasher, ar cond. 8-96. Socal prvleges. YAF S where Call caterer, t's Ph Kappa AMBASADOpTBULDNG: Summer term at! Where t's at s SUMMER AND opton. Modern one bedsterna, M8-66. only; bedroom apartment, completely Room 6 HUB TONGHT. THNKNG OF stayng at P.S.U. ths room turnsed apartment. Grad stufurnshed; ar condtoned. 7-. ACNE CLEARE D, free demonstraton. summer? Two or three man (woman) dents or marred couple. Call 8-78. WANTED: ONE MALE roommate or two apartment avalable summer term wth THREE MAN Apartment. Sublet sum- wolmen) to sublet for summer. Bluebell, DORMTORY CONTRACT : For sprng Penn State Barber Shop. fall opton. Across from Soufh Halls on mer term one block from campus on one bedroom. Phone 7-67. term;$. phone 8-. f7le WORLD FXMouS Roffl?s7ulp7u79: A.M. -: P.M. Beaver Ave. 'A rooms ( bedrooms). FOR SALE: 96 TR 7Red wth whte Kut s avalable n Central Penna. area Parkng and terrace. $6/mo. Call 8- West College. Call 7-8. WANTED: WATERS. Work two, eat Monday through Frday top, electrc overdrve, wre wheels. ONLY at Davdson's Barber Shop located 797. SPLT LEVEL furnshed Bluebell apart- three. Socal prvleges. Call caterer, Ph Phone 7-8 after : p.m. on Allen Street next to G. C. Murphy ment summer term. Free bus, pool, Mu Delta, 8-7. Basement of Sackett FURNSHED APARTMENT for rent ar condtonng, balcony. Ktchen utensls STEREO TAPE Recorder, Cpher V L Co. By appontment 8-6. POETRY WANTED for Anthology. Please North Wng New $, sell $. Great condton. NCH SUBS ^regular, tuna, c7 summer term only, two bedroom, ar- suppled. Wll work prce wth you. Cheap. nclude stamped return envelope. dlebob 86-9. chcken, ham, 7c. No delvery charge. condtloned, reduced rent. Call 7-7. Call 8-. wld Publshers, Frederck, San FranWAH - WAH pedal. New stll unpacked Student checks cashed. Dean's Fast De- RENT - UNVERSTY Towers Apart- THREE BEDROOM, two bathroom apart- csco, Calforna 97. $. New Vox Treble Bass Booster $. lvery. 8-8. ment, summer or longer. Furnshed, ment, summer term, ar-condtoned, WANT SUMMER rental. Attendng Unl pool, free bus, generous rent reducton. Bass or Treble Booster $. Y adaptor $. CO UNS ELO R sn^ Poamo Co^ed CampT ar cond., or man. Call 8-. versty June 7 through August. Need 7-7966. Other goodes. Larry 8-. Athletcs, rflery, W.S.., nature poneerpre-used FURNTURE and applances. ng, archery, tenns, arts and crafts, FOR RENT summer term: man Apt. FOR RENT summer term - wo(men) furnshed housng, two pre-school chldren. Wrte partculars: Tom Merrck Chests, desks, breakfast sets, beds, mat- 96 ALLSTATE Vespa Motor Scoote7 scence drver. Ar condtoned, all convenences, V block Ho 789 or Es 98. tresses, tables, sofas, stoves, refrger- Very good condton. $7. 8-87. from campus. Reasonable rates. Pay Bluebell apartment. Very cheap. 8-9. RD ffl, Oswego, N.Y. ators, etc. We buy and sell. Furnture S YOUR Socal Cha!rman on the stck? rent for July and August only. Call 7- SUMMER TERM plutoptlon. One bdrm. WANTED TO Buy: Used Moble Home PREMER REVERB unl. SelTfor $9 Exchange nc., East College Ave. new. very well kept apartment. All extras. on lot near Unversty Park. ' x '. Wll sell for $. mons. old. Bob Party plx taken durng the month of 9S. 8-8. Frederck 7-89. May wll be $.7 each nstead of $. Call after p.m. for detals 7-678. Occupy June '68. Wrte Hank Boch, RENT: Sprng and/or summer. That s f he calls ths week to FOR 7 Hartranft, Unversty Park. TAPE RECORDER. Stereo GE. New $,. mnute from campus. CONTEMPORARY ar-condtoned apart... at Bll Cole- term, - man apt, must sell $9. Call alter, Dave 8-9. 97 HONDA CB, blue, garage-kept, make reservatons mles. Excellent condton. Best of- man 's 8-89. Call 7-79. ment. Reduced for summer. () LOST (wolmen, parkng, dshwasher, utltes. SALE: DORM Contract. Sngle room, fer. 7-88. GONG NTO Modelng Prolesson. A SUBLET FOR summer, three bedroom Hartranft Hall. $ for sprng term. set of varous photos of yourself for apartment, wthn walkng dstance, $8 Appontments ncluded. Paul 8-. 9 BUCK Roadmaster Convertble. LOST: RONSON Lghter ntaled ENL Call Bll 86-8. ' between Orgnal black. Excellent condton. $. brochure preparaton. Can be had for for term. Call Dusty 8-. Forum and HUB. Please return. WANTED DUAL 9 TURNTABLE, deluxe base Wll consder auto, camper, cycle, cons, ffty dollars at Bll Coleman's. More Reward. Bff, 8-69. LUXURY APARTMENT, bedrooms, and cover, Shure VM cartrdge, Har- guns or antques as partal trade. 66- nformaton? Call 8-89. man, V baths,dshwasher. Sprng and/or WANTED TO BUY: Corvette owners- SLVER RNGS wth ntals B.R. and man Kardon watt recever, walnut 87. THE OTHER MOTHERS present: A summer; fall opton. Only $./mo. mmedate cash for your Corvette Stng gold rngs wth orange stone. Hgh sentcase. Bob 8-6; 86-66. Ray or other Vette. Phone 7-7. RCA PORTABLE cartrdge tape recorder new soul sound. Openngs for ammes, Avalable mmedately. Bob 7-8. mental value. Reward. 8-. LARGEST SANDWCH n town - was $. sellng for $. Call Sandy mxers, etc. Call Bruce 8-7. -MAN APA RTMENTrut Met for sum- KTCHEN HELP wanted. Work, eat. long loaded wth meat, cheese, let- 7-. CLEARANCE OF ALL old party plx at mer. Free pool, cable, bus, ar-condlton- Socal prvleges. Call 8-9, ask for tuce, tomatoes, onons. Call 8-8. Charle. 9 M.G. MDGET, clean,, low mle- $. each between now and Aprl th ng. Call 8-89. DUAL? TURNTABLE deluxe base age, excellent mechancal condton, two at Bll Coleman's. EUROPE Summer '68. Students, facfor RENT: bedroom ar-condtoned WANTED: TWO roommates. Large Col- ulty, dependents, round trp let group/. and cover, Shure V cartrdge, Har- tops. $79. Ben, 8-78. PAT PAULSEN FOR PRESDENT But- apartment. Sublet summer, fall opton. legate Arms apartment, ar condtoned. man Kardon watt recever, walnut fons. Order by mal c ea. /$. or Wll bargan. Call JS-7. Call John or Bob 8-. $ a month. Fare $6.. Contact Joel Schwedel case._bob_ 8-6, 8-66. DORM CONTRACT, 'sprng term only call for specal bulk 8-7.. prces. Sell them Sprng term. for $.; also ' Healy, $. Call yourself pay after you GBSON STEREO SUMMER. SUBLET Gutan orgnally least expensve - 've sold them. $87. Fender super reverb amp. Org- Paul 8-99. No nvestment. No rsk. 86-. 7 man Bluebell Apartment. Alr-condltlonng, W ANTe6TWATERS. Work one, eat WHAT'S NEW: Paul Bunyan's s de^ pool, free bus. Extremely reasonable. three. Alpha Ch Rho. Caterer 8-679 lverng from p.m. to a.m. Fast nally $. Epphone -strlng, de-armond WLL SACRFCE Fender Tremolux Tener. delvery. Call 8-9. evenngs. pckup. Wllng to bargan! Dan, 7-89. Amp Fender Mustang Gutar Electro8-97. _ e. s. t. STUbENfs7 WE pvovlde lnsurance for Voce mcrophone. All n excellent shape. THREE BEDROOM, two bathtspjmevel WANTED Dead or Alve. All Wrters, VOUS NTERESSEZ vous a la Malson GUTAR LESSONS. Ten years experence apartment, ar condtonng, T.V. cable, Photographers, Artsts, and outgong, Francase? Venez parler le avrl, h. aulos, motorcycles, motorscooters, travel, Call Rck 8-9. valuables, hosptalzaton. Phone Mr. 9 VW. Good condton, new engne,'.playng and teachng gutar. Need money. free bus servce and swmmng pool. funlovlng people News and Vews Telephone 8-776. Wll teach selectve pupls. $.. Carolyn Wll negotate, 7-. Summer term. Magazne ntroductory meetng, Aprl Temeles 8-6. red. Call after p.m. 8-7. for gutar profcency. 86-78. th, 7: p.m., 7 South Human Develop- SYRACUSE AND West Vrgna nvade < HONDA SOcc. Black, electrc starter^ 966 SUZUK SUMMER TERM n bedroom apart,ment Buldng. Happy Valley for the Tr-Sae Feld 6 ml. Call Fred, Delta Ch Alpha, Performance X-6 Hustler 6-speed cc. DON'T MSS the flm A Thousand Feet ment n Bluebell. Free bus, pool, ar con-' Meet. Greenwood Furnace State Park, plus. Only mles. 8' Deep for Scence at the Nttany Dvers' dtonng. Very reasonable. June free. ROOMMATE WANTEDlor three man Foresters repel the nvaders and retan 8-. 8. meetng ths Wednesday 7: p.m., n 7- apartment Unversty Towers. Call 8- possesson of the trophy axe. Sx mles BOGEN SOUND System, Shure Mlkes^ Boucke. All nterested persons are wel8 ask for Fred or Randy. past Whpples. PROFESSONAL PEERLESS automotve come! $., ATTENTON PARADSE Seekers.' Now ' Vox bass amp. $.; Fender tmng lght ACP-, year servce polcy. Bandmaster $.; Echolette Echo, sublettng four man Bluebell for summer URGENT! Rde needed from Harrsburg MAY WE perpetuate your youth and keep reverb and effects unt $8.; Guld nstructons,,,, volt or magneto DO YOU MEAN to tell me that your term. Free bus, pool. Ar condtonng, to campus Monday mornngs. Generous you from growng older? The annual Mchael Tocffft Starflre Electrc Gutar $.; Gbson systems. $. new, askng $.. 7- four years of college were wasted? Fnd dshwasher, cable, slverware ncluded. rembursement. 8-798 after - p.m. portrat sale at Bll Coleman's s n 98. out Wednesday, Aprl, at : p.m. June rent pad. Bg savngs July and Bass $. Call 7-. WANTEdT hs Summer: RoommateTs) Natural Colour and ends on Aprl 9th. at North Halls. August. Move Camera free to frst oc- to share my furnshed ar-condtoned Call now to reserve your appontment. ARE YOU tred of pledgng? S!ck of KAY GUTAR steel strngs wth elecapartment n Washngton, D.C. suburb. % reducton on the sttng charge plus your apartment? Why not move back trlc pckup, Terrlfflc shape. Case n- CNEMA X happens Wed. nght 7: CUpant. Call 8-. other frnge benefts. 8-89. to the dorms? Call Ed 86-8. Cheap! cluded. Any reasonable offer accepted. and 9:. Chambers. THREE BEDROOM apartment summer Call Lnda 8-V8. 8-. term Bluebell. Rent lowered, 86-6. $.7 EACH nstead ot $. tor party UMPRES FOR T.LM. ntramural SoffATTENTON ALL avd canoests. Check SUMMER SPECAL: Two bedroomttwo ball. Pay: S. per game. Sgn up plx f your socal charman books us 9 SUPERHAWK. Excellent condlths week tor any and all partes to dton. Must sell. $, ncludes Bell hel- HUB desk for nformaton on trps for.bath apartment. Ar condtonng, pool T..M. Offce, G HUB. ths weekend. land bus. Reasonable. Call 8-797. be held durng month of May. Bll Cole- met. Call -9. ROOMMATES SUMMER Term, Whteman's 8-89. e. s. t. s mpendng FURNSHED APARTMENT SumrneT hall Plaza. Furnshed bedroom aparttranng SPECALST Halls. Very ment. $ entre term. Call Tom 7wth Fall opton. GETTNG MARRED: Must sell red DORM CONTRACT West blocks from campus. T..M. NTRAMURAL Softball. Pck up. 7-7 day ; 8-87 nght. 96 TR convertble mm-dlately, looks cheap. Call Whltey 86-67 or 7-. applcatons at HUB desk or T..M. Requres BS Degree n Lboffce good, runs great. Frst re.-xonable offer 96 PONTAC GTO. Three deuces. Hurst 6 HUB. Deadlne Aprl th. SUBLET SUMMER. One bedroom fur- RDERS WANTED StudeTSlraveUnglo eral Arts or the Socal Scaccepted; 8-97 alter 7 p.m. Daytona Beach. Leave June. $6. four speed shft. Whtewals. Bege nnshed. Perfect for two or three people. ences, and mnmum of one Techncolor ' ncludes round trp plus vlla for fve NEW '8 SUZUlolAotorblkeTso cc. Never teror. Ths whte tger s a beauty. YOU MAY keep the wallet, cgarette Pool, ar-condtonng, bus. 8-8. year ndustral or academc nghts. Call Gene or Carl 8-. used. Call Dck Stauffer 8-9. Excellent condton. $. Phone 7-8. case, keys, lghter, and check book, but please send the cards to Jayne Rder, MAN Apartment avalable for sumexperence, Salary to $, TRES: B. x Vs whtewals. Two TELEPHOTO LENS. mm. f/,. Lke West Beaver Ave.) Begns FRDAY... mer. Mefzger Bds., V block from cam- WANTED! TAPE RECORDNG of Clarkper year. wth 7, mles, two 7 mles, and one new. Brnks oblects eght tmes closer. pus, ar cond. June rent pad. Call 8- Scoff Queston-Answer perod n HUB. Nomnated For brand new, $ for all fve. Call Mark Good for nature study, sports photog- YOU CAN BE heard through choce 7. Reward! Call Joe at 8-9 after sx. PENN CENTRAL 7 ACADEMY AWARDSl 7- UP to 9: p.m. raphy. Complete wth carryng case and '68 Natonal Collegate Presdental PrTWO ROOMMATES wanted for apartrent: UNVERSTY Towers Apartment lens hood. Lsts $9., mary vote, Aprl. Wll sacrfce MEN'S SUMMER Suts $8.. Factory PERSONNEL SERVCE Sdney Rod summer or longer. Furnshed, ar con- ment, summer. Free bus, pool, ar con $7.. 8-86. Outlet. Call Steve. 7-. dtonng. Call 8-8. POTER STEGER dtonng. Call 8-79. Hotel State College FOR SALE 9 VW Bus. Excellent fo '6 OLDS Convertble, M natonal House n Smmons? Come to SUBLET wo(man) Luxurous Blu OR ROOMMATES to fnsh sprng n The Heat Of The Nght Telephone: 8-9 movng, campng. Good condton. $ relable car for teache b a Tea on Aprl at 7 p.m. n Sm- bell apartment. Rent reducton and man term, modern -man effcency. Reason' -7 alter. mle per gal, 8-9 mons. bult-n features. Ar condtoned. 8-9: able. Call Bruce 8-97. OFFCE HOURS, guess who's comng to dnner 'attenton TODAY & THUR. :-:-8:9 l s ca^ondermeworld, f c&monly<&k <lhe<me to GocArouncl't! for 'sale.. S? dmbpe notce ' tf mm mm dsfek NDUSTRAL W wmm N? 8DAYS Davrdfc Cantnflas j fetfapn ShrleuMaclane