vice president, and Bill Mohan (9th-general arts and sciences-king of Prussia) and Dave R ho ads (Sth-accounting-Pittsburgh)

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1 pattee Lmharges on Shore, Rchdale Dropped; Tral of Farb, Youngberg Contnues Court Dschar ges Two Stude nts By GLENN KRANZLEY Collegan Managng Edtor Centre County Crmnal Court yesterday dropped charges aganst two Unversty students charged wth publshng and dstrbutng obscene materal. The par. Jay Shore and Tom Rchdale, along wth Alvan Youngberg and Russ Farb, were on tral for ther nvolvement wth the underground newspaper, the Water Tunnel. Court wll reconvene at 9:3 a.m. today. Prosecuton rested ts case yesterday and defense was stll presentng wtnesses when the sesson ended. A jur y of eght women and four men was chosen from a pool of more than 4 jurors. 'Later nformaton' Centre County Dst. Atty. Charles Brown Jr. requested that the charges'aganst Shore be dropped on the bass of "later nformaton regardng hs complcty" n publshng the Water Tunnel.. Brown and counsel for the defence Thomas Sterlng of State College sad they agreed that Farb and Younaberg dd n fact publsh the Water Tunnel and Hchdale dd dstrbute t. Charges aganst Rchdale were dropped as a resu lt of a moton by the defense. Rchdale was nvolved wth the dstrbuton of the second ssue of the Water Tunnel, but snce evdence presented by wtnesses for the prosecuton showed that the second ssue was not obscene, J udge R. Paul Campbell ruled that charges aganst Rchdale be dropped. Sterlng quoted the.statute wth whch the court was dealng. He sad that accordng to the law, materal must meet three requrements to be ruled legally obscene: ts domnant theme must as a whole appeal to prurent nterests; t must be patently offensve and an affront to communty standards, and t must be wthout redeemng socal value. A pont of dsagreement arose as-to what the word "prurent" meant. Paul Francs, a clncal psychologst who was wtness for the prosecuton sad that prurent materal causes the reader to have lascvous thoughts, or aroused sexual nterest. Two Un versty professors who were called as wtnesses for the defense offered another defnton of the term. George Guthre -nd.eon Gorlow, professors of psychology, both defned prurent as meanng that whch nctes someone to abnormal or llegal sexual actvty. G'.thre r,ad, "Dr. Francs equates prurence wth sexual desre, and don 't want my actvtes wth my wfe referred to as prurent." Francs testfed that the cover of ssue no. of the Water Tunnel, whch featured a pcture of Beatle John Lennon and wfe Yoko Ono n the nude, appealed to prurent nterests. Prurent Theme He sad that the domnant theme of ssue no. appea ls to prurent nterests, but the domnant theme of ssue no.' 2 does not. n cross-examnng Francs, Sterlng asked the wtness to read quotatons from Playboy magazne: the Natonal nformer, a sensatonal tablod newspaper; "Candy " and "Fanny Hll," and also asked hm to descrbe photographs appearng n " am Curous (Yellow)." Except for an artcle wrtten by Alan Gnsberg n the Playboy ssue. Francs sad all of these appeal to prurent nterests. Francs sad that although much of the materal n ssue no. of the Water Tunnel deals wth matters other than sex. the total mpact caused by the ssue, especally the cover, rases prurent nterests. Magazne of Protest Applyng ther defnton of "prurent, " defense wtnesses Guthre and Gorlow sad that the portons of ssue no. dealng wth sex dd not appeal to prurent, nterests. Guthre descrbed the Water Tunnel as a magazne of protest. He sad t was "publshed by a group of people who don 't lke the war n Vetnam? latlu (Emlr gtan Mostly cloudy today wth chance of a few lght showers, hgh n the mddle 6's. Consderable cloudness tonght, low n the upper 4's. Partly sunny tomorrow and Thursday. Hgh tomorrow n the upper 6's. A lttle warmer Thursday. and who are dssatsfed wth the way the Admnstraton runs the Unversty. Hugh Manchester, edtor of the Centre Democrat, a weekly newspaper publshed n Bellefontc. testfed for the prosecuton that the Water Tunnel s offensve to communty standards, and that t s wthout redeemng socal value. He sad the Water Tunnel used nudes on ts cover for shock value. 'Shock Treatment' Ma nchester then sad under cross-examnaton that porton s of the Water Tunnel dd have redeemng socal value, but the "shock treatment" gven the newspaper by ts edtors blotted out ths value. The Court last Thursday convcted Laura Hahn, an employe of Nttany News, of sellng obscene materal (ssue no. 2 of the Water Tunnel). Mrs. Hahn, along wth the four students nvolved n yesterday 's ltgaton, were arrested on Feb. 7 by State College polce. Dscussons Offce: Possbl y A Good dea see page 2 Publ shed by Students of The Pennsylvana State Unve rsty 6 Pages Vol. 69, No. 4 u n assocated press mmnnurk New Scope Arcraft A ctve n srae l-egyptan Batt le SUEZ CANAL srael and Egypt fought wth jets and bg guns at the Suez Canal yesterday and each' sde clamed the downng of a fghter-bomber. t was the eghth straght day of gun duelng across the 3-mle waterway and the frst tme n more than a month that arcraft came nto play. An srael spokesman sad an Egyptan MG2 was seen gong down n a tumble and the plot parachutng n Egyptan terrtory after beng ht n a dogfght wth sfccl sts An Egyptan communque acknowledged only that one of the Egyptan planes made a forced landng n Egypt. At the same tme, the communque sad, the Egyptans brou ght down a French-bult Mrage of the srael ar force and dama ged another. ' Vet Cong Offensve Shfts from Sa gon SAGON The enemy offensve appeared yesterday to-be shftng from Sagon to the countrysde as Amercan troops were mauled n jungle fghtng 45 mles northwest of the captal and rocket-mortar attacks pounded alled U.S. mltary sources sad Sagon remans the ultmate objectve of the 5-day-old offensve, but they saw no mmedate threat to the captal. The Communst command apparentl y s conservng ts forces and steppng up efforts to break down the nfluence of the Sagon governmen t n the towns and vllages of South Vetnam, the nformants added. "The ' Vet Cong know," one Amercan source sad, "that we want to get out of here, and they know we're tryng to get hold of the people and buld up the South Vetnamese army. They're tryng to knock our control away from these thngs." Communst Chna Gets New Consttuton TOKYO The Chnese Communst party congress approved a new party consttuton yesterday, formally declarng. that Mao Tse-tung 's thou ght s the basc law of the land and that Ln Pao wll be hs successor. "Our party s unprecedentedly unted after shatterng the bourgeos headquarters headed b yl u Shaq-ch," a party communque sad, referrng to the pragmatst wng that shunted. Mao and hs contnuous revoluton polcy asde years ago. The offcal New Chna Hsnhua News Agency broadcast the communque, whch sad the,52 delegates to the frst party congress snce 956 met n plenary sesson yesterday after nearly two weeks of small group dscussons. The congress opened Aprl. Jury Begns Delbera tons n Srhan Case LOS ANGELES The frst degree case aganst Srhan Bshara Srhan went to the jury yesterday, after the called the yuong Arab assassn of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy "a cunnng vcous man." "The defendant hated Robert Kennedy," chef Deputy Dst. Atty. Lynn' Compton told the seven men and fve women jurors shortly before they retred at 2:55 p.m. PST to begn delberatons n the 4-week-old tral. Jud ge Walker told the jurors they may brng n any one of four verdcts. These nclud e acquttal or a fndng "of manslaughter nether of whch are beng asked for by the defense. They also nclude frst-and second-degree murder fndngs, the man ssues nvolvng the 25-year-old Srhan. Unversty Park, Pa., Tuesday Mornng, Aprl 5, 969 Pres dental Hopefuls Face-Off Canddates Debate the ssues By PAT DYBLE Collegan Staff Wrter Three canddates for the Undergraduate Student Government presdency sad last nght that racsm exsts at the Unversty. Don Shall, Barry Sten and Ted Thompson partcpated n an open queston-andanswer sesson n the Warng Unon Buldng lounge. Shall, Party for Student nterest nomnee, termed racsm on the campus a "herafchal system where students are nggers." Shall told a crowd of about 75 students that racsm s not a whte-to-black ssue, but an Admnstraton-to-student problem. "Racsm s an atttude that has to change," Shall sad. He explaned that t s ' an att tude whch prevents the communcaton transfer between students and the Admnstraton communcaton that s necessary to solve problems. 'Whte Racst Socety' Accordng to Sten, "We lve n a whte racst socety and go to a Unversty whch s tradtonall y whte upper-class." He added, "We want to end racsm n all phases of the Unversty." Sten sad ' he advocated change n unfar admssons polces based on whte md- de-class values whch prevent blacks from beng admtted to the Unversty. "We can 't say that blacks who are now n hgh schools are hopeless," Sten sad. "We can 't afford to wat one decade or two decades." Thompson sad he regards racsm as the nsttutonal or systematc dscrmnaton bult nto the Unversty system. SATs Based "One of the solutons have s the reevaluaton of admssons polcy," Thompson sad. He cted a report whch states that Scholastc Apttude Tests are shown to be culturally and racally based and he sad change was necessary. Thompson also favors a "massve tutorng program for the commonwealth campus system and Unversty Park" to motvat e dsadvantaged students and "brng them up to par." The canddates also presented ther vews on the abolton of Reserve Offcer Tranng Corps courses. Shall defended hs poston on retanng credt for ROTC by statng, "any ndvdual has the rght to learn what he chooses. The queston has to be an nvestgaton as to ROTC's moralty rght now," he sad. Sten sad that as lone as ROTC remans '.. Protesters Con vcted of Dsorderly Conduct CHCAGO Thrteen men and women who joned a protest march durng the Democratc Natonal Conventon were convcted of dsorderly conduct yesterday. They were fned $2 to $4 and costs each, but the penaltes were stayed pendng the outcome of post-tral motons. The defense planned an appeal. Magstrate Arthur L. Dunne, who heard the case n Crcut Court wthout a jury, set forth n hs decson: The defendants were n a processon of 2, to 3, persons who paraded down Mchgan Avenue Aug. 29 to demonstrate aganst war polces and polce handlng of protesters earler n the tumultous conventon week. " + Thompson sad, "My opnon on Colloquy was ntally that t was a great thng for the Unversty." He sad that he had examncd t n regard to academc reform. He then asked Shall, "What can Cassus Clay and Muhammed AH, tell me about academc reform?" " queston f t's just a bg rap-n ju st a bg bull sesson." Thompson sad. He asked why the program was added when others lke the lecture seres are not beng fully utlzed, Shall answered Thompson, "Because thev haven 't worked." Regardng Sten 's charges. Shall sad that Boue Haden. a member of the black panthers, had been nvted to partcpate n Colloquy. TM Lobbyng Trp Set By DON NAUSS Collegan Staff Wrter A group of sx TM members wll tentatvely leave Thur.-day to study commttee reports and hearngs to prepare them for the lobbyng. n other busness, an amendment to the TM consttuton was approved by a vote of 6 approvng and only one abstenton. The amendment extends membershp to town graduate students and makes them elgble to hold offce n the councl. Also approved was a bll whch creates a new commttee to deal wth publc relatons and publcty whle condensng the specal events and socal commttees nto one. Nomnatons were made for TM executve offces. Nomnated were Don Paule (8thpoltcal scence-alexandra, Va.). for presdent, Jeff Lobb (loth-accountng-meda), for vce presdent, and Bll Mohan (9th-general arts and scences-kng of Prussa) and Dave R ho ads (Sth-accountng-Pttsburgh) for secretary-treasurer. Nomnatons wll be open next week and the electon wll be held Aprl Town ndependent Men 's Councl made fnal plans last nght for ts lobbyng trp to Harrsburg sometme ths week. The lobbyng wll center around the second bll of the package of three housng blls proposed by Rep. Max Homer (D-Allegheny). The bll s concerned wth dscrmnaton of landlords aga>'nst students' because of age or year of studes.»the two other blls deal wth unversty admnstraton approval of hea 'th and safety- standards and prohbt unversty employes from havng any fnancal nterest n prvate housng. TM members plan to concentrate only on the second bll because they sad they feel that t deals more specfcally wth ssues relevant to Penn State students. Funds for the trp wll be suppled by the Unversty Budget Commttee Contngency und. The exact amount to be gven or needed has not been dsclosed. 2R Walte rs Named Dean Of Arts, Arch tect u re Walter H. Walters has been named dean of the College of Arts and Archtecture. The appontment was approved at a meetng of the Executve Commttee of the Board of Trustees. He has been servng as actng dean of the college snce last August when Jules Heller resgned to become dean of the Youths Dsrupt Class es at Ere Hgh School ERE Jeerng black and whte youths, shoutng.abusve lan guage across a street patrolled by polce and traned dogs, dsrupted classes at Academy Hgh School for the second straght school day yesterday. Polce arrested some ' 25 -persons, mostly pupls, and charged them wth dsorderly conduct. They were released a short tme later on ther own rccognzarce. Mayor Lous Tulle also scheduled a meetng wth Joseph Zpper, superntendent of schools ; Armand Chment, polce chef; members of the school board and admnstrators of Academy.. n an ntervew. Tulle charged school offcals wth falng to enforce dscplnary measures. WALTER H. WALTERS HARRSBURG Gov. Shafer submtted a S96.3 mllon captal budget to the General Assembly yesterday, outlnng proposed newly authorzed state spendng for constructon of hghways, schools an d other, publc works. The 27-page document contaned a wrtten message from the governor to the legslature. n January, Shafer personally presented hs proposed $2.5 bllon general fund budget, nvolvng the day-to-day operatng costs of state government. The general fund budget engendered much controversy snce t called for a 25 per cent ncrease n expendtures for fsca l and snce the governor recommended a statewde personal ncome tax as the fnancng tool. faculty of fne arts at York Unversty n Toronto. Canada. The College of Arts and Archtecture embraces t h e Departments of Archtecture, Art and Fne Art, Art Hstory, Landscape Archtecture, Musc and-t heatre Arts. Walters, who' also served as professor of theatre arts, joned the Penn State faculty n 95 and 956 became the frst head of the- Department of Theatre Arts when the depart- Shafer Subm ts Budget to Assembly an nstrument of the mltary, t would have to be elmnated. He added, however, "t could be a useful organ f a voluntary army were set up." Thompson sad that credt for ROTC should be contnued. "ROTC should concentrate more n the area of the humantes than n mltarstc tactcs." he slated. Canddates were also questoned about Colloquy, a student-ntated educatonal program whch wll brng approxmately speakers here at the end of May. The dea for Colloquy was proposed by Shall. Sten told Shall. " thnk there has been too bg an attempt to balance the program. "Where are the black panthers, the black mltants?" Sten sad. Wants Bll Prohbtn a Dscrmnaton Nxon Unvels Domestc Program WASHNGTON Presdent Nxon gave Congress yesterday a bare-bones peek at a domestc program embracng contnued hgh taxes, bgger Socal Securty benefts, a crackdown on crme and a two-stage tax reform. The Presdent ponted hs admnstraton along ts homefront course n what wll serve as hs 969 verson of a State of the Unon.message. Whle dealng n generaltes for the most part, the Presdent promsed to fll n detals and start specfc recommendatons to Congress ths week. And today the Whte House wll begn dsclosng on an agency-by-agency bass what programs wll get how much money under a budget Nxon has pared by S4 bllon, to a lttle over $92 bllon. n the absence of spelled-out detals, there was scant early response n Congress, to the Presdent's outlne. Seven Cents ment was 'organzed. Earl-r he had served two years as actng head of the program n dramatcs. Among the hghlghts of hs years as head of the department were the establshment of the new Playhouse and Pavlon Theatres on campus and development of a master of fne arts degree n theatre. Walters was born n Troy, Ala., and receved hs bachelor of scence degree at Troy State Teachers College. He taught n the Alabama School system untl enterng the Navy durng World War. Fallowng hs tour of duty, he contnued hs educaton, earnng hs master of phlosophy degree n Englsh lterature at the Unversty of Wsconsn, and hs master of fne arts degree and doctor of phlosophy degree n dramatc art at Western R e s e r v e Unversty. As producer, drector and department head, Walters has been responsble for 437 productons n the professonal and Unversty theatre. St orch Named To New Post Champ R. Storch, drector of student actvtes, has been named vce presdent for student affars at Slppery Rock State College, accordng to Albert A. Watrel, presdent of the college. Storch, whose admnstratve career began at Penn State n 956, wll assume hs new poston at Slppery Rock on July. He has served as resdent counselor, counselor coordnator, a s s s t a n t and assocate dean of men, drector of nternatonal student affars, assstant professor n the College of Educaton, lecturer n the graduate school, nternshp drector for the Department of Hgher Educaton and drector of student actvtes. He s a graduate of Moravan College n Bethlehem. Pa., where he receved a bachelor of arts degree, and receved hs master and doctor of educaton degrees n counselor educaton from Penn State. New Board of Edtors vll A «ll»«llt U V T C r WUWU Takes 8 USVC3 Ove The new Board of Edtors of The Daly Collegan assumed ther postons yesterday. The new edtor, apponted by Collegan, nc., s Jm Dorrs. Members of hs edtoral staff nclude Glenn Kranzley. managng edtor: Allan Yoder,. edtoral edtor : Davd Nestor, cty edtor; Marc Klen and John Bronson, assstant cty edtors, and Kathy Ltwak and Rcky Felke, copy edtors. A new addton to the edtoral board s Feature Edtor Marge Cohen. Other members of the new edtoral,staff are Don McKee, sports edtor and Dan Donovan, assstant sports edtor. Perre Bellcn s photogra phy edtor. Senor reporters nclude Pat Dyble and Rob McHugh. Collegan /KJ W tc Vr na nl rw l dn c W a UtaeS Meet Head On Pholo 6y Wllam Epsttln TED THOMPSON. BARRY Sken and Don Shall dscuss ssues pertnent Jo the USG electons n a debate last n3ht n Wesl Halls- Walker App roves Offce For Student Dscussons Unversty Presdent Erc A. Walker announced yesterday that an Offce for Student Dscussons wll be mmedately establshed to facltate dscussons between the student bod y, faculty and Admnstraton. The offce s n accordance wth a recommendaton by labor medator Theodore W. Kheel after he and hs assstant, Lews B. Kaden. pad two vsts to the campus recentl y. Walker expressed hope that such an offce would contrbute sgnfcantly to the clmate of open dscusson at the Unversty. Because of the need for a drector famlar wth campus ssues, Walker sad the drector of the offce would have to be chosen from wthn the present Unversty communty. "deally, " Walker sad, "the drector should understand the medaton process; he should have a broad vew of the role of the Unversty n socety and should have experence both wthn and outsde the Unversty n areas of broad socal concern. Further, he should have a demonstrated capacty for workng successfully -wth people of broadly dvergent vews. And obvousl y, he should be famlar wth students, ther problems, and ther aspratons. " The offce s expected to be located n the Hetzel Unon Buldng. Nomnaton by Acclamaton Due Reeder To Ge t FC P ost The nterfraternty Councl stressed the m Nomnated for the remanng Prystowsky of votng n the Unlast nght accepted t h e executve posts of FC are portance J dergraduate Student GovernMke Evannesk (Ph Kappa c nomnaton of Harvey Reeder electons. He sad there Th cta), Bob Holland (Theta ment t for the poston of presdent of Ch) and Tm Snger (Sgma s a need for fraternty support FC. Snce Reeder s the only Alph a Epslon) for secretary- n the electons. nomnee, he wll be offcally treasurer, and John O'Bran FC Vce Presdent Jerry (Kappa Sgma) and Mke ]North urged fraternty support elected by acclamaton n the Rchert (Alpha Tau Omega) of, Colloquy. He sad that he FC ballotng next week. for the post of admnstratve has j been a partcpant n ColloFC P r e s d e n t Erc vce presdent. (quy and "can see only the best Prystowsky stated that an n the presdent's report, comng from ts actvtes." electon of an FC presdent by acclamaton s unprecendented n FC hstory. Prystowsky expressed dsmay n the lack of nterest n nomnatng procedures by the councl members. He sad ths was a part ol a general feelng of student apathy wthn the Unversty. Prystowsky added that other Page 2 A Veteran Comes Home. organ zatons have also been unable to manufacture nterest Page 3 n ther a d m n s t r a t v e Canddates Platforms... postons. " can only say that ' Junor Canddates Page 4 t s very fortunate that a person' of Harvey Recder's Tnnclads Upset Vllanova Page,v 5 calber wll be elected FC LaXers Wn Home Opene Page 6 presdent next week," he sad. What 's nsde %

2 Edtoral Opnon Dscussons Offce: Possbly ft Good dea THEODORE W. KHEEL, s a strong belever n dscusson as a means of solvng dsputes. A natonally known labor medator, Kheel came to the Unversty two weeks ago n an attempt to open dscussons wth students, faculty and admnstrators to nvestgate ways of medatng student dsputes. After two vsts, Kh'eel and hs assstant, Lous B. Kaden, released a report suggestng that the Unversty establsh an Of fce for Student Dscussons to serve as a communcaton agent between the three factons. AND YESTERDAY. Unversty Presdent Erc A. Walker announced that an Offce for Student Dscussons wll be es- tablshed mmedately n accordance wth Kheel 's recommendatons. Walker expressed the hope that such an offce would contrbute sgnfcantly to a clmate of open dscusson. We are pleased wth the swft manner n whch Walker has compled wth Kheel's suggeston. But there are a few questons left unanswered by Walker, and a clarfyng reply on Walker 's part would allevate the uncertanty whch many students now feel. WE WOULD LKE to know, for nstance, whch group s gong to select the ndvdual to head the offce. f Walker plans to select the drector of ths offce unlaterally, then we must object. However, we doubt that Walker s e? C2 Mamo ne Annou nces Candd acy ths week TO THE EDTOR: Thev tell m e there 's an electon Guess for Under graduate Student Government Presdentthe polls. lor ha ve to roll out of bed early to beat the rush to too much are 's electons ths year as one canddate put.. One remembers hm and the sprng together because they the Reallv, tho ugh, can 't see how ths one dffers from last on e, or the one before that. The names have been changed gra o a makes canddate p stll exsts. One <~ra bu t thn same old a Barry Goldfor power and loses half hs party dong t (a (beng a cagey ndependent water) and the other remans veteran of many campus poltcal battles) so as not to be enta ngled wth party runnng mates, only to choose as hs ru nnng mates other ndependents who chose not to be entangled ""Both canddates have presented ther platfo rms, those God-gven vcllow ra n proposals whch promse to cure all campus problems wth one mghty sweep of "truth, justce and the Amercan way." \m beng cvncal? Damned rght! Those proposals have been kcked arou nd for years and stll aren 't mp lemented because when t comes tme to push for construct ve change, U.S.G. can 't get a quorum because ts memlrrs are out organzng ther next popularty contest. Meanwhle, the women stll get raped (excuse my obscenty ) and the ar stnks of "pgs. " Well 've had t! 'm not gvng my vote to any more "lead ers" who get ther channels jammed whenever somethng mportant come.s- up. t 's t u ne to unload the dead weght, and that ncludes the whole Undergraduate Student Government t s tme to become human bengs. t s tme to elect a U.S.G. presdent who wll attempt to dsband U.S.G. when t s no longer useful, and create a government n whch the whole student body s the "offcal chan nel of communcaton wth the admnstrators " t s tme to elect a presdent who wll demand student representaton and student voce on the Unversty Senate, for n a democracy, those ruled have a rght to determne the rules. So, wth the massed blessngs of th ree or four fellow students, announce my canddacy for the presdency of U.S.G. As a wrte- n canddate who wll not appear on the ballot, seek the support of those on ths campus who are thnkng bengs. seek the support of those who do not beleve that people exst to create a Backdrop for leaders, to appla ud and shout "hurrah" for them, to beleve n them blndly, to pray for the m, to end ure wthout murmur all scorn of themselves, and to quack wth pleasure when nto hs trough they pour more fodder. offer my canddacy so that a choce between deas and values can be made. We deserve no less. Nck Mamone (9th-poltcal scence-sharon) shortsghted enough to so blatantly dsregard studen t feelng. We have a suggeston for choosng the drector. The most feasble selecton ' method, and probably the most acceptable to all factons, would be a trpartte commttee of faculty, students and admnstrators. The person chosen drector must be acceptable to all sdes, and he must not be held drectly responsble to Walker. WALKER APPARENTLY has a basc understandng of what the job of the Offce of Student Dscussons drector should be. "dea lly," Wa lker sad, "the drector should understand the medaton process; he shou ld have a broad vew of the role of the Un versty n socety, and should have exper ence both wthn and outsde the Un versty n areas of broad socal concern. l v WOUPER F MV MOM. LVES HERE...WOOPN'T (T BE 6METWNS F SAW HER,AMP... u Jt\ 3 63 Years of E ral Freedom j latn fflnlwtfatt Successor to The Free Lance, est lss? Publshed Tuesday " throu g h Saturday durng " th e FallT WnlBr and "~SprlrB Terms, and Thursday durng the Summer Tprm, by stud ents of The Pennsylvana state unversty, second class postage pad at State College, Pa. 4B. Crculaton: 2,5. Ma) Subscrpton Prce: S2.D a year Malng Address Box 467, State College, Pa. U8 and Busness Offce Basement of Sackett (North End) Phone Busness offce hours : Monday through Frday, 9:3 a.m. to 4 p.m. Edtoral Member of The Assocated Press JAMES R. DORRS PAUL BATES < aaa3 B Edtor Busness Manager Board of Edtors: Managng Edtor, Glen n Kranzley; Edtoral Edtor, Allan Yoder; Cty Edtor, Davd Nestor; Assstant Cty Edtors, John Bronson and Marc Kfon ; Copy Edtors, Kafhy Lrwak, Rcky Feflke; Featur e Edtor, Marge Cohen; Sports Edtor. Dan McKee; Assstant Sports Edtor; Dan Donovan; Photography Edtor, Perre Bellcln l; Senor Reporters, Pat Dybl l and Rob McHugh; Weather Reporter, Blly Wllams. Board of Managers: Co-local Ad Managers, Kathy Mccormck, Lesle Schmdt; Natonal Ad Manager," Chrs Dunlap; Credt Manager, Stev e Lecht; Asst. Credt Manager, Patty Fllpp; Classfed Advertsng Manager, Mary Kramer; Promoton Manager, Gerry Orrs; Crculaton Manager, Denny Marvch. Commttee on Accuracy and Far play: John R. Zmmerman, Thoma s M. Golden Opnons expressed by the edtors and staff of The Daly Collegan are not necessarly those ol the Unversty Adm nstrat on, fa culty, or student body. PAGE"TWO TUESDAY, APRLTl5r969 CAMP COUNSELLOR OPENNG S Teenage Dance Graduate Students and Faculty Members Undergraduate.students mnmum age 2 and completon.of at least 2 yea rs of college and No one admtted over 2 unless parents Dancng: Wed., Fr., Sat from 8 -:3 p.m. ths week musc by the BEA U MARCS postvely no alcoholc beverages wll be allowed on prems RED ARMBAND RALLY ther feet bleedng and bare. One remembers hm-and the sprng together because they were ]jf e and they were.n sepa r able. They were one because he was young and hs mnd was stm clear of w ar and pettness and m an<j everythng else whch makes people blnd, and yes dead before a warm breeze and a blue sky. Sprng ' stretched before htm, and wh e ye was young he could always wsh t to stay and fll the vod he knew must come. He lked a fas t game of basketball, and enjoyedj,baseball...,,,,., f.,j. a a,.... one day and U "W "e- practcauy dozed.off m centerf.eld ' went ball whzzng over hs head and the manager told hm not > bother to come out agan. But basketball was hs game and he played hard, though he wasn't partcularly bg or fast, or even coordnated. JBt of a Showman And lke everyone else, he was a bt of a showman, but on a surfboard, he dd have somethng to show. He sad that rdn g a wa v e w as t he greatest feeln g he ever had beca u se he was masterng nature and nature was somethng that no m?n terness but 'mostly n frustra- f "J ' could explan. He would surf for an entre day, just one -BkS smooth fgure among a hundred, but by sunset he was a sngle member hm and perhaps even $ %' lambkss slhouette aganst the sky. Then t was tme to go overseas. He would fght a war laugh at some of the lt+a Mm 'wffffl llrf thngs he dd that were so n- Hfflb"HMHK-BSta now. He would shoot at people he dd not know, people he dd sgnfcant at the tme but MHhLV' HBl whch made hm - human HHMMl:' " j a BB S J not want to hate, must less kll. He would see hs buddes double over and shout n pan and see chldren burned and women beng they remembered. HrSHHEKv / nflnh To one memory, he wa s an l """- M"BM cryng and deep down nsde he knew that for hm, thngs average guy. He loved the would never be the same. co rmrtm XJLVMW sprng, because t was freshness and lfe after drearness, and exhlaraton before an Gone Now endless brghtness that grew borng wth ts stuffness. And then he came home, and there was nothng that Tme for Love anyone could do or say that would make any dfference, He loved the sprng because sprng s lfe and he was lfe. because he was gone now and there was no way to explan t was the tme for hm to test the surf for the frst tme, to why, and all you could do was thnk of how many tmes prests check f Pa rs had reclamed more materal from the bkn. and famles and frends, all n black, had gathered to cry and t was the tme for the beach, for the sun, for fast musc and to bury ther young n the soft, dark earth, and of how many for long nghts. t was the tme for love. tmes t would happen agan, and how t was all so obscene t was the tme also for hm to thnk, to be alone, for one's that nobody, nobody alve, could escape blame. sprngs grow fewer and shorter every year as youth slps And you realzed that now your youth, too, was becomng behnd a draft card and then a tme card. And t was a tme to chpped and scarred by seeng the real world. That now you thnk hard, because to some people, even the young, the frst too, lke your elders, were becomng blnd, and yes, dead, blue skes are hardly notced when ther stomach s empty and before the warm breeze and the blue sky-that had been lfe. By STEVE SOLOMON Collegan Staff Wrter >. _ He was tearful and you could see t n hs eyes. Hs. voce was no longer so forceful or assurng as t had been. But he hd. hs feelngs behnd a smle and stuck out hs hand and sad he would be back from Vetnam real soon because hs tour of duty was one year and one year wasn't S h And» «f a -7 ~ r~l. last,«, week he came home, a n flag adrapedj drearly over the box whch held hs body.,u H. n»c» r.«rf,-»,, Vr/>» one Quoted hfa weekly' ref/reportnd Sdspose! n a fle and forgotten. Or, to ot hers, one to be bured under.t T S S f the angushed cres and the :--.' ' "j /f f S S KB' '. strangely contorted faces ofy ;-;JBHHHB Hv : ' souls for an answer they knew jjj ;-r f B ' >JflW BEflrttfVL VALLa". CABN CLUB AT SKYTOP 4 mles W. of State College Youth Slps Away A Draft Card and Death AMP ftwata BEWFL FAR WHTE FENCES..PU.EDMERER PUCKS,HKSES,A fw,.. <Z2? These ponts are undenably, mportant. The petty prejudces nherent n each student group wll have to be put asde before satsfactory dscussons can take place. And-the Admnstraton must be wllng to lsten to the vews of each student facton, no matter how rrelevant t beleves the demands are. WE HAVE GROWN accustomed to the chcanery often emp loyed by the Admnstrat on n ts handlng of student conflcts. And we hope the Admnstraton wll not vew the new offce as a panacea to the problems of student unrest. But perhaps ths tm e, wth the creaton of Kheel's Offce for Student Dscssons, Walker wll make a sncere attempt at a begnnng a begnnng of dscusson, at least. Further, he should have a demonstrated capacty for workng wth people of broadly dvergent vews. And obvously, he should be famlar wth students, ther problems and ther aspratons." These qualfcatons, are ndeed necessary, and we agr-ee wth Walker s suggeston that the drector be a member of th s Unversty communty, for then, hopefully, he wll be famlar wth the problems drectly assocated wth ths campus. N HS RECOMMENDATON to the Unversty, Kheel made two ponts: that effectve dscussons could not take place unless the dfferent groups were prepared to recognze and respect each other's pont of vew; and, that there must be full dscusson on every honafde demand submtted by a student group. CAMP SEQUOA For men and women as specals ts n Dance, Swmmng, Small Crafts, Poneerng Arts and Crafts, Photo graphy and General Counsellors A pp lcaton s for Summer Orentat on Leaders SENATE COMM TTEE APPLCATON S for Sum mer Term 969 are now at the HUB Desk Are Now Avalable at the HUB Desk Th ey Must Be Turn ed n They must be tu r ned n For nformaton and appontments, contact Offce of Student Ad, 2 Grange Buldng at the HUB Desk at HUB Desk before SOO p.m. Frday ' Aprl 25th On Campus ntervews Aprl 22, Boom 26, Hetzel Unon Buldng Before 5: Frday, A prl 8 New Mracle, Most Natural and Undetectable actually looks lke NEVER BE HAR GROWS out of scap FT FOR A Dscuss the ssues A Suzuk TC-2 Cat BALD AGAN KNG / HARP ECES All Hand Craf ted % European Human Har. Every pece personally f tted. 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We wll duplcate t. <. -:>?,% M B Wm l tff V mm AREA BARBERS & ALL NTERESTED PERSONS Are nvted to attend a showng at HOWARD SMTH'S BARBER SHOP, Wednesday, Aprl 6, 969 from 7: to 8: P.M. to see Mr. Rex Cataldo demonstrate and ft face peces and har peces. Only Area Supply Dealer "of Theatrcal Make Up and Supples CALL FOR AN APPONTMENT OR DROP N HOWARD SMTH'S BARBER SHOP no <» "" r 'l Co ''-»e P > m W S>'' p" S\ TCH TREET TFAL G ARNG /THOUT LEAVNG THE SAODLfl -ONLY SUZUK MAKES T SO MAKE T SUZUK! ff &S YCLERAMA Centre County 's Authorz ed SUZUK Dealer Come out & rde the CAT yourself 6 N. Atherton Phone 238-5

3 Shall, Sten,, Thom pson Gve Detals of Plonks Presdental Platforms Annou nced Shall Advoc ates Academ c Reform, sthom pson Appeals to All Stude nts A realstc attempt to move out of a areas" s proposed n the platform.' programs to be more meanngful and.v: k B > f k. B 4 confrontaton stuaton so>. that, all " Accordng to Shall, currculum re- benefcal." t further states. "Ths >. Vl/tf 4AK»M Bn jm e A A/4/n <V% /> legtmate voces m the S\ 4 a" CCUOC Unversty can qurements set by many of the col- can be done through an extensve " B l J Ull J heard n free, unnhbted and unn- leges are "chokng learnng." tutorng program combnng au seg-. " V MUj JT CSJ CJ C? ll L. %«kjulsu l5juvd %» % %A W f " W <»» <«r w- '. truded dsusson s a major objectve The frst area-also ncludes an "ex- ments and all resources of the - m the Party for Student v> nterest (PS) panded and strengthened" college Unversty." By MARGE COHEN The second pont on Thompson's ther professonal goals." The results platform.... councl system'. The platform states Regardng the area of legal rghts, runn f e,,, VA;t r platform calls for the mantenance of of the crtcsms would then he sub- Don Shall, PS nomnee for the Un-. that Project 27, a proposed trpartte the platform states, "There can be no Louegan t eatre Edtor m acadcmjc credt for RTC on dergraduate Student Government m,od to the "ndvdual professor for government of faculty, admnstrators queston that students rghtfully must Undergraduate Studen t Government campus. "Freedom of choce must be ' " presdency,,. ',: s- runnng on a party plat- ' and students, wll be nvestgated. play a major role n the formulaton of <- presdental canddate Ted Thompson upheld and USG cannot mpose upon correctve acton. l??.?; student government n the communty acton programs Polcy." t, also states that the ;4 has sad hs p!atform s dre2ted ths freedom." the platform explans. The seventh plank of the platform ~EJ«."V".5 e a5- eas? f acad,?mc- area ' the platform proposes programs Unversty must rd tself of ts nan- toward all students and not to a par- The thrd pont on the platform per-.... r reforms, and educaton nnovatons, "ntended to utlze the full resources ny functons m regard to the prvate :«pad to tcular se»ment or mnorty tans to women's rghts. The four deals wth a rase m salares p<»a u communty acton programs, and legal of the academc communty to fght lves of ts students." / Regardng the n'ne demands made areas cted for change are the rght ol students workng on campus. n f2 ',.. -.,»,,.,,,.. poverty elmnate the racal m- Full-Tme Lawyer - last term by the Coordnatng Com- women to lve off campus after ther Planks ert and nne n the platnn rnm;?t.t ates ' T Uall?[ M«>ce to Pennsylvana colleges and Toward ths goal, Snaps platform mttee ( former!y tne stec. n Com. freshmen year, abolton of frst term f n are amed respectvely at fhl,v? S been m«de to a unverstes and provde needed. proposes elmnaton of all socal rules f mttee to Refo ' rm th Unlvt, rsty). women requrements (such as the e past fur revson of \V W-3 and supplcmen- «w«??n" -f l h educatonal programs where none now and restrctons except those. Thompson sad he agrees "wth the present polcy allowng no after hours f"5'on P, w a s"pg fnrhn' nopjnmttment s exst." nsttuted by student government. t concepts of the demands" but not the servce), expanson of the Women's.W "ex.?doal courts for the purposes «o ~= m "f h, m U' thẹre can be Communty Acton Board further proposes to. elmnate ad- Pses means used to m them the Escort Servce n each of the lvng no reason for ts contnuaton. The frst plank provdes for the mnstratve control of the dscplnary ' of trvm tryng students sualms. " Admnstraton areas, and a strengthenng of Campus Student nterest 'Lackng' establshment of a communty acton system. \board to provde "co-ordnaton and Retenton of a full-tme lawyer to -, _,, _. Patrol. The eghth p lank ncludes the Supports Black Demands Accordng to the platform, student ad for students n volunteer servce to advse Unversty students s another <,, r ph..,.. "separaton of offenses nto specfc selecton o r-rcsncm nterest, a prerequste for academc surroundng areas." plank of the legal rght area. The He sad he also supports the 3 de- categores." wth specfc penaltes for reform, s "now lackng." Snal's Development of a drug educaton plank further states, "an ombudsman mands made by the Douglass ncluded n the plank on Campus each offense: abolton of double platform offers numerous programs program whch may be made and the establshment of an openphone Unversty nformaton and Assocaton last term and. f elected. Patrol s a proposal for a tranng pro- jeopardy, and the assurance ot "toward the maxmzng of student avalable to the communty s the second proposed plank. The platform assstance center are essental f each "would push the Admnstraton to gram for prospectve offcers for m- edtoral freedom wthout pror partcpaton n educaton and polcy mplement the suggested programs." proved student protecton. censorshp. formulaton." states, "The tendency toward member of the communty s to But, snce the demands arc under The fourth plank of Thompson's, w,., Under the academc commttee study, Hnvprstv Senate reforms and "educaton through fear' must be receve far treatment." he sad "We can platform concerns the selecton of - and W-3 are Un v e"'ty senate educaton nnovatons area, the platform states, elmnated." Accordng to Shall's p a t o f r m, wa t to see results and then hurry Unversty presdent, guaranteeng the Z<L L nf the "Massve speaker programs such as Colloquy are vtal to dents from all mnorty and low n- be used to merely duplcate the The thrd plank proposes that stu- "nsttutonal authorty should never ther mplementaton." UnWer.Uv " "nsurance of student partcpaton n,\mk.fl fnr u dent d Hs platform, he da) sad, ncludes "the the selecton of the next presdent." U- S provdes for student judcal developng an atttude change toward come groups be offered the opportunty for hgher educaton. Shall's states that the specal authorty of the functon of general laws." t also concepts of both sets of demands," but Furthermore, the plank provdes for neaungs. academc reform." Shall terms Colloquy 'the frst realstc student atttude platform states that recruters, tutors, Unversty should be asseṛted only also specfes other areas for reform a defnte perod of tenure for the man MRC-AWS Merger wthn the Unversty communty. named to the post. 7 toward communty acton." counselors and admnstratve personnel are needed to meet ths proposal. academc communty are dstnct and!r ejt, P nt f r.s r the T ( hompfon Thompson also calls for a revson n The th plank calls for the merger where the nsttuton's nterests as an Shall's platform also advocates the forn atlon SlfJw h» C of? a the exst ng campus parkng stuaton, of the Men's Resdence Councl wth establshment of an expermental college on a fully Educaton for All clearly nvolved. student better busness bureau, specfcally the establshment of a the Assocaton of Women Students for created to correct accredted and pass-fal Concernng "educatonal nnovatons," the platform states, "We muncaton wth the Commonwealth mh».«.-th- e /«, W - nt, r2 the parkng regstraton fee to S5 for ment. Shall's platform states that com- "explotaton of the unversal S2 fne. Also to be lowered s more effectve lvng area govern- bass "to provde students wth educatonal opportuntes beyond the of the Unversty Park campus should Campus Student Government restrctons normally assocated wth make our goal an educaton for all Assocatons wll be contnued by Ktoke T d hl wnr,et,t d a t r ' e c n t!y h a a f- SaTn ousjordtng to Thompson also calls for student the. educatonal process." people, at any unversty and establshng, n co-operaton wth the fects every student every day," wj a!l «, c a accdrdms l?t recommendatons n the selecton of Thompson lad.»j «Expanson of Pass-Fal whenever they want and need t." Organzaton of Student Government Xts 'The buldng of member, of the Board of Trustees. The expanson of the satsfactoryunsatsfactory gradng system "to tend to support and augment the cur- beneft to the students of both The bureau would nclude student n ; u, Shall's platform contnues. "We n- Assocatons, "programs of mutual 'Regulatng Body' parkng lots for West and South halls. n s 2th plank promses a study of permt greater lattude n choosng rent programs concernng dsadvantaged youth by expandng these monwealth Campuses." P.D. merchants. t would act as a The sxth plank ot Thompson's plat- "a redefnton of tself, toward Unversty Park and the Com- Rn3 proposed Project 27. The fnal plank representatves tcwew ooa ra and member ca, s upqn thc Admnstraton to hav e courses n major and non-major "regulatory body" to frst negotate form calls for the establshment of a becomng "educators and o> 'far terms for both students and student-faculty revew board t o reestablshng student-old Man cornmerchants" and then to guarantee the evaluate "the crtcsms ot those pro- muncaton through already exstna enforcement of the set standards. fessors thought to have lost sght of channels. Sten Ctes Prmary Obj ectves By ROB McHUGK Collegan Staff Wrter Barry Sten, ndependent canddate for the presdency of the Undergraduate Student. Government, sad yesterday he had entered the race because "none of the other canddates are gong to take up the real ssues." n hs platform, Sten desgnated "racsm on the campus and the unreasonable amount of Unversty tes wth the mltary" as the major electon ssues. Although Sten last week declared hs canddacy, he was not approved by the Electons Commttee untl ths weekend. The Collegan's polcy s to report only on offcally approved canddates. A queston was rased as to Sten's canddacy because he s already 2th term, although he s not graduatng ths term. However, he sad f he s elected, " wll defntely be around untl next Sprng Term.".'Red Armband Canddates' Sten and hs runnng mates. Alec McKnney, canddate for USG vce presdent, and Paul Barron, canddate for USG treasurer, call themselves "the red armband canddates" n an electon crcular. Sten sad that hs campagn wll center around the ssues of last term's red armband movement. " ntend to make USG really a government, especally n the area of student affars," Sten sad. He ' added that he would encourage students "to follow USG rules" regardng student affars, "despte what the Admnstraton says." Sten's platform calls for "the end to racsm, n all phases.of the -Unversty. > - Euro pe...asa...afrca... Austral a CTJ Become a Pan Am Stewardess and fly nternatonal routes wthn fv e weeks! Jon Pan Am, the leadng world-wde arlne. Rght after 5 weeks trann g, yo u can sx contn ents. nstead of payng out your lfe savngs to travel, you'll get pad. Excellent salary, plus expenses when you're away from your home base, plus valuable benefts. And On Vacaton, you can travel more, wth up to 9% dscounts! You get 3 days vacaton wth' full pay each yearl Honolulu, Sngapore, Pars, Karach, Hong Kong, Berln, Helsnk, Shannon, Sydney, Buenos Ares... all those glamorous and fascnatn g places are watng for you. Now. TUESDAY HUB ASSEMBLY ROOM 7: Thela Delta Ch vs. Brown (captan) 7 3 Schuylkll vs. Jones (captan) 8 Lawrence-McKean vs. Somerset-Venango a 3 Thea Ch vs. Lambda Ch Alpha S 8 3 We want a change n unfar admsson polces whch are based on whte mddleclass values whch prevent blacks and the poor from beng admtted." The platform specfcally mentons an end to the rankng of hgh schools, relevant admssons standards, enrollment representatve of the state populaton and fnancal securty for all students. Sten sad he was n full support of all demands of the Douglass Assocaton. He sad that f elected, he would demand that the Admnstraton begn meanngful negotatons wth the Douglass Assocaton mmedately. Guaranteed Educaton The second plank ot Sten's platform states, "We want a system of guaranteed hgher educaton for all hgh school graduates." t also requests that "courses n communty development and black studes whch pont out the explotaton and repressve nature of ctes, be requred for all student teachers andstudents n socal servces." Sten crtczed the Reserve Offcer Tranng Corps "because t lends support to and encourages the racst war n Vetnam," and because "professorshps are not granted by a judgment of peers." Commentng on student affars, Sten sad that the Specal Judcary Board establshed by Unversty Presdent Erc A. Walker to nvestgate student dsruptons must be dsbanded. Problems should be solved through legal student channels, Sten added. Sten sad the njuncton served at the Feb. 24 Old Man st-n "deprves students of a meanngful form of student Bomb Scares Clear Pattee Two more bomb threats aganst Pattee Lbrary were made durng the weekend. Pattee was closed from 2 to p.m. Saturday and from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday wth all persons n the buldng requested to leave. n both cases, as n prevous cases, an anonymous telephone call was receved at the lbrary. The caller stated that 8 bomb had been placed n the. lbrary and reported a tme of, detonaton. The threats followed a smlar call to Campus Patrol Frday afternoon statng that a bomb had been placed n Eghth Annua l Used Book Sale AU Knds Bar gan P rces Proceeds A.A.U.W. Scholarshps 9 S. Allen Street next to Peoples Natonal Bank Aprl 4-9 Open every day 9 o 5 Monday 9 to 9 -"" " "" "" Wllard. Classes n Wllard nformaton leadng to the apw e r e canceled between 2 prehenson and convcton of and 5 p.m. the ndvdual or ndvduals Concerned about the threats responsble for any bomb and the nconvenences they threat lodged aganst are causng, Unversty of- U nversty buldngs," confcals repeated agan today tnues n effect. Persons wth that the offer of a 5, nformaton should call Camreward, made on Mar. 3 "for pus Patrol or the State Polce. OFFCAL COLLEGE BOWL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY HUB ASSEMBLY ROOM McKee Hall vs. Centra Tau Epslon Ph vs. Byrne (captan) Alpha Tau Omega vs Yolk Harrsburg vs. Trangle THURSDAY HUB BALLROOM 7: Blar vs. North Halls 7:3 Pre-Med-Med Program vs. Arnold Ar Socety 8: Ph Sgma Delta vs. Sgma Ch 8:3 Kappa Sgma vs. Sophomore Class Yes.VYgna """ "" «'», Can You Qualfy? You must be sngle at least 2-5'3" to 5'9" tall-weloh 5 to.4 least a hgh school graduate-knowledge of foregn language. NTERVEWS: APRL 29, 969 Offce of Student Affars Unversty Placement He ce "Pan Am makes the gong great.:." protest. t must be lfted. Sten crtczed the Unversty's acton of wthholdng degrees from student nvolved n cvl proceedngs and sad ths polcy refutes the prncple that a man s nnocent untl proven gulty. "We don't feel that campus securty has any real place on The Unversty as t s now. t has no defned functons and doesn't come under any specfc control wthn the Unversty," Sten sad. " feel that ts dutes and powers should be clearly defned, and t should be placed under student-admnstratve control," he added. Sten sad, "Certan men of campus securty have used slander and lbel n nvestgatons. Ths must stop." Trustees 'Reactonary' 5n's platform repeats several of mands made to the Admnstraton ;erm, ncludng equal rghts for n students and the rght of resto determne ther own lvng rules. >latform also calls for a student n the selecton of the next rsty presdent. le platform also states that USG work to correct the atmosphere of nd gnorance concernng the use of " and condemns the entre Board ustees as "reactonary, narrowd and bgoted." tj&q)ec <t(m cfltalf od cvnd' n# t/>t A Career n Socal Work Baltmore Cty Department of Socal Servces 5 Greenmount Ave. Baltmore, Maryland On Campus ntervews Aprl 7 ' t HE PENNSYLVANA STATE UNVERSTY A Wllam Stenberg conducts the Pttsburgh Symphony ths Saturday evenng at Penn State, wth Rudolph Frkusny, panst. Tckets are FREE to students! t' 'r., AN ALL-BEETHOVEN PROGRAM "Corotanus " Overture, Opus 62. Concerto No. 3 n C M nor for Pano and Orchestra Randolph Frkusny, Panst. Symphony No. 4 n B-Flat M ajor, Opus 6. TCKET DSTRBUTON (HUB desk): STUDENTS Tuesday from. :3 p.m. GENERAL SALE (S.S) Wednesday from 9 a.m. Performance n Recreaton Hall at 8:3 p.m. Doors open 3 mnutes before curtan. Early arrvals MAY NOT save seats for late arrvals. TCKET HOLDERS MUST ARRVE AT LEAST FVE MNUTES PROR TO CURTAN TME TO BE ASSURED A SEAT. Latecomers may not enter the audtorum untl the frst sutable pause n the performance. Cameras and/or recordng devces are NOT allowed. m S<5 X!> '

4 3 n Race for Presdency ncumbent Kleeman Seekng Re-electon By DEMSE BOWMAN Collegan Stall Wrter M:ke Kleeman ("th-general arts and scences-phladelpha), the ncumbent Lon Party canddate for junor class presdent, sad hs best qualfcatons for offce stem from hs past accomplmhnents "When was elected, the class was n the red S25." Kleeman sad. "n n» vcar. the class made S.35 of KLEEMAN THE Gngerkead Newest bg and delg htful sh op for l ttle House kds browsng.., mported toys «... dells. amable anmals. whmmey e> dddles puppets. mobles, and the world 's largest r N> Raggedy Ann THE FUNSHOP- come see 225 E. Beaver Ave Hours to 5 Monday to 9 across from trang le fraternty whch S55 went to the Class of 7 Bll." The appearance of Drew Pearson at the class forum last term, the sale ol "We're Number One" buttons, the publcaton of two class newsletters, the sophomore queen contest and the donaton of S to the Martn Luther Kns Scholarshp Fund were some of the programs Kleeman ntated. Kleeman sad he plans to elmnate a senor class drve for funds for the class gft by earnng the money needed ths year. "We have over half the money needed already." he added. Kleeman sad he wll contnue the frcc-of-charge class forum next year and has scheduled Mark Lane, author of "Rush to Judgment," to speak Fall Term. The class advsory board s complng a lst of possble speakers for the class of '7 commencement. Kleeman sad. "The reason no other class has been able to do th s s that the class wats untl senor year to contact speakers, and thev'ro all booked up." Sen. Edward Kennedy (D- Mass) s one of the speakers beng consdered. Kleeman sad. Kleeman sad he plans to start a mult-page class newspaper, n addton to the newsletters started ths year, to be delvered by nter-campus mal. Kleeman sad that f elected, he wll vote on Undergraduate Student Government ssues accordng to the sentment of the class determned through open class meetngs. Mller Stresses Sprt, Awareness ncampaqn MLLER Andy Mller (6th-busness admnstraton-huntngdon. N.Y. ) sad the two keys to hs ndependent campagn for the junor class presdency are "to let all students know where ther opportuntes le" and to brng back class sprt. Mller sad he dffers from hs two opponents n that he s "nterested prmarly n the deas of the class." "My own deas wll be secondary," Mller sad. "They have to be. am not the class. am only a representatve of the class." Mller sad hs frst task after electon would be to change the name of class presdent to junor class coordnator. An expanson of the class advsory board, whch would nclude one representatve for every 3 students lvng n apartments and one representatve for every two fraterntes, s one plan to brng more students nto polcy-makng decsons. Mller sad. Mller sad he beleves that whenever money s to be spent for a major project, a class vote should be taken. Notces of class meetngs and 'Olver Best Pcture of Year Captures Sx Academy Awards Best Supportng Actor Jack Specal Effects "2,, A Albertson. "The Subject Space Odyssey" Was Roses" Best Muscal Score "Olver" Best Achevement n Art Best Screenplay from Another Medum "Th e Lon Drecton John Box and Terrcnce Marsh. "Olver" n Wnter" Best Achevement n Docum e n t a r y Producton Screen "The Producers" Best Screenplay for the "Young Amercans" Best Actor Clff Robertson, Best Documentary Short Subject "Why Man Creates" Best Short Subject "Robert. "Charly" Costume Desgn "Romeo Kennedy Remembered" and Julet" Best Cartoon "Wnne the Best Achevement n Sound Pooh and the Blustery "Olver" Day" Cnematography "Romeo Choreography "Olver" and Julet" Best Achevement n Flm Best Supportng Actress Edtng "Bullt" Ruth Gordon. "Rosemary's Best Song Wndmlls ol Babv" Your Mnd ("Thomas Best Foregn Flm "War Crown Affar") and Peace" (Russa) Best Drector Sr Carol Support 2/7 Who Wll Lead Class of 77? Reed, "Olver" Orgnal Score for a Non- Muscal John Barry, "The Lon n Wnter" Best Actress Kathryn Hepburn. "The Lon n Wnter" Barbara Stresand, "Funny Grl" Best Pcture "Olver" projects would be placed n Tle Rally Collegan and n the class n«vvslet>>r, Mller clamed that whle thp olrts.< s n good fscal shape, t s "vastly lackng n sprt." He sad he v» t remedy ths by allowng more stud ents to work on class commttees and to partcpate n polcy decsons. " would lke to make the number "7 ww than -s m«o;r >«wr < -<tur<. M»tt<T,a, >? \»'> vvvnwvl t\> V ">}!«} (v.flt.-utt" whvh h.-s o!srjve:".«s! tj'.'.n >\vsr'» >,\>m»4n " Ayt "; vhew sh: «< sxw'mly the -an.m attw " Awvss, Sv>! t v> thnk that <-ac!\ c.s>.\m.-,!e sh.wu haw the upvt v.mvv!> h.«v<- h s sav. asv then let the waters vevjdo."' he ad.us. Lttman Wants Access To 'Proper Channels' Alan Lttman (Sth-psychology- Wllston Park, N.Y.). ndependent canddate for junor class presdent, has sad the key to hs platform s to gan student access to "the proper channels for problem-solvng." Lttman sad that f elected he would comple a drectory of "proper channels" whch would be avalable for student use. He sad he would do ths by ntervewng admnstrators to determne the boundares of ther jursdctons. Lttman sad he sees the recent campus dsorders as an "over-reacton by students as well a s admnstrators." He sad he would confne demands to the most mportant ssues and would make student opnons heard through rcferendums and pettons. Lttman also sad he would nsttute nformal talks wth key admnstrators n an effort to brng about "a meanngful dalogue between Lhe polcymakers and those whom the polces wll effect." The callng n of labor medator Theodore Kheel was "a move to lmt the students," accordng to Lttman. He sad the Admnstraton should have met wth students untl an ' mpasse was reached before askng Kheel to step n. "There defntely should be negotaton wth the parles drectly nvolved before medaton s resorted to," he sad. As class presdent, Lttman sad he would make use of an extensve commttee system to allow a maxmum number of junors to become nvolved wth polcy-makng. He sad hs commttees would be formed through "easly avalable applcatons." n addton. Lttman sad he would nsttute n "'mlestone publcaton" whch would be a recognton of student achevements n the areas of academes, athletcs and actvtes. LTTMAN Red Armband Movement Plans Mass Meetng Tonght A mass meetng to reorganze the ron. canddate for treasurer, red armband movement of last term Accordng to Norm Schwartz, one of wll be held at 8 tonght n the Hetzel Sten's campagn managers, the rally, ,,. wll expose the arbtrary, caprcous Unon Buldng ballroom. and sometmes llegal manner n Crculars advertsng the meetng whch the Admnstraton acted n the declare, "The movement belongs to proceedngs of the judcal revew the concerned students and faculty of board." ths Unversty. Tuesday wll mark the Schwartz was referrng to the contnuaton of the movement ths Specal Judcary Board set up by term." Unversty Presdent Erc A. Walker Canddates who are runnng for Un- to nvestgate student dsruptons. Studergraduate Student Government of- dents who partcpated n the board fces as the "red armband can- wll speak, Schwartz sad, ddatos" wll address the rally and Plans have been made to dscuss the dscuss campus ssues. The canddates results of the Feb. 24 st-n at Old are Barry Sten, runnng, for USG Man, as well as broad based ssues presdent: Alec McKnney. canddate concernng the campus and the future for USG vce presdent, and Paul Bar- of the movement. Sop homore Canddate Wth draws from Race Barrel Rutter, (4th-Altoona-Physcal Educaton), canddate for the Sophomore Class Presdency, has wthdrawn from the race. Rutter sad, " am wthdrawng from the race for personal reasons, yet would lke to take ths opportunty to thank those who supported me. apprecate ther efforts durng my canddacy." Kbbutz Work-Study Communal Experence, Unque ntensve week, coeducatonal camp located n the Readn g, Pa. CAMP CONRAD WESER, an outstandn g 9 credt program ncludes ' Kbbutz resdence, sr 'l semnar leaders, area s lookng for male and female counselors guded travel, free t me. June 32- September 3; Lmted enrollment. n the areas of: For nf ormaton: Electroncs Scence Agrculture aham Rado Dr. Doreen Stes...,.,,,, oep. ol Human aehavlor Any nterested students shr.uld Development wrte Jo Mr. Joseph Laub Mnd and Chestnut sts. 25 Adams St. EV 7-J<M, ext. 2S2 Brooklyn, N. Y. 2 ~ ) l LORENZO'S PZZERA The Menu! PZZA - Gant 4" Pe... $.5 Toppngs.25 each pepperon, anchoves, sausage, onons, meatball, green peppers, mushrooms talan Sandw ches Mea tball.5 Sausage.6 Hoage.65 Roast beef.7 ' Enj oy the f nest n talan Cookng n the Rome Room or order out wth Delvery Servce Call S. Allen (Rear) LORENZO'S Mon. - Thurs. 4 p.m. lo 2 p.m F. - Sun. 5 p.m. o a.m. The Vogues and... The Mlball Queen The Brothers & Pledges of Theta Delta Ch pro udl y congratulate ntates: Fred Axelson Frank Cole Marty Oslowsk Bruce Campbell Steve Sml ey ATTENTON CLASS of 7 La Ve senor port rats are beng taken now The follown g senors MUST, have ther pctures tak en betwe en the specfc date s A throu gh E th rough Collegan Photo by ' Perre Bellelnt DALL HYDE WAS chosen queen of lhe Mltary Ball Saturday ngh! n Hec Hall as the Vogues performed her repertore of songs for the formal dance.. Colleg an Notes YAF Sponsors Course Young Amercans for Graduate School Lecture Puerto Rco, s servng as dstngushed vstng professor of Freedom wll sponsor two noncredt courses ths term. 8 tonght n 5 Forum on regonal plannng durng Seres. Chaudhar wll speak at The frst of fve weekly "Educaton n nda: Problems, Prospects, and He s. teachng courses Sprng- Term. classes on captalsm wll be held at 7 tonght n 73 Wllard. Trends." dealng wth the analyss and Don Ernsbcrger. executve drector of YAF n Pennsylvana, wll teach the professor of journalsm, has publc lectures on the bass of organzaton of physcal envronment and wll gve two Henry F. Schulte. assocate course. He taught a smlar been named charman of. the hs recent experence n.plannng for urbanzaton n course last summer n newspaper department of the Phladelpha. developng countres. The frst class on Ayn Rand's theory of objectvsm Unversty securty personnel? wll be held at 8 tomorrow and State Polce are nght n 73 Wllard. t wll be nvestgatng the theft last ' Wllam R. Btler, assocate taught by Gordon Flemng, week of four muscal nstruments, the, property of stu- professor of metallurgy, has assocate professor of physcs. Outsde readngs wll be dents, from the Musc Buldng. assgned for both courses, but there wll be no examnatons. Two saxaphones and two The courses are open to all clarnets taken from the buldng are valued at $2,. students. # Persons havng nformaton Lee M. Day, professor of about the nstruments are requested to call Campus Patrol agrcultural economcs, has been named head of the or the State Polce. Department of Agrcultural economcs and Rural Socology. The appontment, s effectve mmedately.. #» The Aprl meetng of the Central Pennsylvana Secton of the nsttute of Electrcal and Electroncs Engneers wll be held at 7:5 tonght n 7 Osmond. The Whte Lberaton Front wll hold a meetng at 7 p.m Thursday n 65 Wllard. Gordon B. Davs, professor of accountng and management nformaton systems of the School of Busness Admnstraton, Unversty o f Mnnesota, wll speak at 7:3 tonght, n Boucke Bldg. Hs subject wll be "Computer- Based Management n- Syracuse Unversty School Journalsm. Schulte. who served for eght years as a Unted Press nternatonal correspondent and manager n Europe, has taught at Penn State snce 965. Thomas Bellman (graduatechemstry - Ftchburg, Mass.) wll present a paper today to the Organc Dvson of the Natonal Meetng of the Amercan Chemcal Socety n Mnneapols. Mnn. Hs paper s enttled "The Ozonaton of Alkanes The Formaton of Alcohols wth Complete Retenton of Confguraton." ' Amtabha D H ther Bhattacharyya, professor at Jadaupur Unversty, Calcutta, nda, formaton Systems and Accountng.tngushed vstng professor of snce 964, s servng as ds- ndustral engneerng at the Madhukar D. Chaudhar. ndan Mnster ol Educaton for Term. Unversty durng x S p r n g the Government of Maharashtra and member of Mark Fortune, whose sklls the Educaton Commsson of n regonal and urban plannng the Government of nda, wll nave taken hm to San be the next speaker n the Salvadore. Turkey, Lbya and new Aprl 4-May 7 May 5 - May 3 - Also, all senors who wll not be on campus fall term and those who are graduatng summer 969' must have the r pctures taken ths sprng or summer term. Portrats are taken wthout appontment fr om 9: A.M. to 2: noon and from : P.M. to 4: P.M. at the Penn State Photo Sho p (24 E. College Ave. rear, ) Men wear lght shrt, dark jacket and te. Women wear jewel neck sweater of any color and no jewelry There wll be a sttng charge of $.85 been named charman of the metallurgy secton of the Department of Materals Scence, effectve July X. Cham - Ward, a former offcal wth.the srael Mnstry of Relgous- Affars, has been harred. vstng fellow n the nsttute for the Arts and Humanstc Studes, effectve Fall Term. Chrstne. Soucy (9thsecondary- e d u c 'a ton- Georgetown,, Mass.)- of Ch Omega' sororty, has been chosen to represent Pennsylvana n the Natonal College Queen Contest.- She left Frday for a -day trp to Palm Beach. Fla. Where the pageant s beng held. DALY COLLEGAN CLASSFED AD : DEADLNE :3 -A.M. Day Before Pub lcato n \f\ ( otange blossom \ y damond rmgm Fnancng Avalable From the Damond Room at mayer JUWUo o 28 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE

5 State Trackmen Crus h Wldca ts Joe Paterno ft Starts Agan t By DON McKEE g., - Collegan Sports Edtor " v Penn,State's 969 football season started Saturday. No : > screamng throngs, snappy band routnes or cartwheelng cheerleaders were around to usher n the event. n fact, the crowd of onlookers numbered about 3 and the only musc was provded by " a youngster \wth a whstle. But wth the openng of sprng practce the Nttany Lons were begnnng the routne that wll last untl the end of the fall. Coach Joe Paterno.,. check that. Make t Joe "Coach of the Year" Paterno, would be happy f the Lons could start from the begnnng wthout thnkng back. Last season s gong to be a hard act to follow and Paterno s acutely aware of the problems memores can cause. " thnk every sprng s dfferent," Paterno sad. "Ths one s, and n many ways t may be the most dffcult." Strange -words to hear from a coach who has 4 starters back from a team that went - last year and has gone' 9 consecutve games wthout a loss. Head coaches from Los Angeles to Tuscaloosa would gve half of ther trophes to have the squad Paterno.s workng wth ths sprng. "We've got.a lot of good football players' Paterno M sad. " know we've.got the personnel to wn games. We're a sold ballclub at all the key spots, but the ntangbles are the thngs 'm most concerned wth forbe hard to get ths club as jp hungry as t'll have to be MCKEE to wn games." % Realsm, ntangbles and prc-season uncertanty asde, Jj t's easy to see the reason for Paterno's guarded optmsm. \ The Lons have what s certan to be a hghly, rated array, ': especally on defense. " s Denny Onkotz calls the sgnals for a defense that also 4 ncludes tackles Mke Red and Steve Smear. Lnebacker? Onkotz made all the All-Amerca teams last year as a J junor and s joned agan by Pete Johnson, Jm Kates and s. Jack Ham, all starters last season. The defensve secon- dary of Mke Smth, Neal Smth and Paul Johnson returns % '4 'A ' 3. ' A ' :> ntact. J. At the vacated defensve end spots, Paterno ndcated % that senor John Ebersole and junor Gary Hull had the % nsde track. " see possbltes there," Paterno sad know- f ngly. The possbltes are all good. j The offensve lne needs rebuldng and before practce ~ began, Paterno called that job hs bggest task. Vc Surma $ and Dan Mercnko are duelng for the departed Dave Bradley's spot. Tom Jackson wll take over John Kulka's P tackle job... J The thrd set of empty shoes n the offensve lne may never he completely flled. Penn State ddn't retre Ted J Kwalck's cleats when the All-Amercan tght end fnshed hs career, but no-one has clamed them yet. Jm Sample and Jm McCord are currently workng wth the frst team, ft but the poston s wde open. "We've got the whole squad f he sad. That speed defct, plus, the all-mportant ntangbles \ are what Joe Paterno must work to correct. He started ] Saturday. " ; " WDFM Schedute j ZT _., Th s Afternoon?: 4 News?& 4:5 Musc of the Masters, wth =" = Bob Smth ; News 4:5 After Sx, popular musc f ;:;, w th Mke Wolk 7:3 Datelne News > 7:45 Datelne Sports 7:5 Comment... on Sprn g > Week M9# wth Overall Char- " man Mk e Gehlng u S Sound of Folk Musc 8:3 Jazz Panorama. J; f US6 Presdental Canddate! ; Press Conference ' News. \'. :5 Symphonc Notebook, wth '" Davd Herman & 2 News.: ' 2:5 SlgnoK " ' By JAY FNEGAN Collegan Sports Wrter " wonder f Larry James wll run aganst me n the 44?" Lon quarter mler Howe Epsten was sayng on the way to Vllanova. "He dodged me last year." The joke, of course, s that lames s the unoffcal world record holder n the 44 and would not dodge anyone, even f he had to run the race on crutches. So Epsten and hs lsteners chuckled a lttle and tred to keep each other loose and relaxed about the meet the nextday. Underdogs Penn State, a m d - mannered, soft-pedalled track team was meetng mghty Vllanova, a name spoken n hushed, reverent tones among the dgntares of the track clque. No one gave them a chance. t was parallel to the New York Jets playng the Colts. The smart money rode wth the- sure shot, the overdog and almghty ' tradton. But, when the fnal score came over the publc address system, the Lons experenced the same sensaton that Davd must have felt when Golath bt the dust. State 84. Vllanova 7. was not a run-of-the-mll track meet. t was more lke a Unted Natons meetng, wth The Hp Hop to Europe on celandc Arlnes yt>«$6 flyng to Luxembourg. Daly flghts from New York to celand Luxembourg England Scotland Norway Sweden Denmark. See your Travel Agent or wrte for folder CN, celandc Arlnes, 43 Ffth Ave. [Rockefeller Center), New York, N.Y. 2 22) PL LOWEST AR FARES TO EUROPE CELANDC mums «- -mcmm more delegates from foregn countres than a Whte House tea party. Scannng the Vllanova roster was lke sftng through brochures at a travel agency. Unlke State, where rarely a man comes from beyond the Pennsylvana borders, the Wldcats boast aces from reland, England, and occasonally someone from the West Coast. Hall njured The bg break for the Lons came n the frst event of the day. Epsten was runnng ten yards behnd Olympan Erv Hall on the thrd leg o the 44 relay, when Hall pulled a leg muscle. Epsten overtook hm, and passed the baton to Charle Pnchak, whle Larry James was left watng for Hall. Wth a slght lead. Pnchak was able to hold James off and cap an unexpected upset for State. Ken Brnker, runnng State's second leg, also pulled but not as severely as Hall. Brnker was able to later wn the 2 hgh hurdles and the 44 ntermedate hurdles, whle Hall was forced to scratch from two events. To hope to beat Vllanova on the track s futle. You have to try to take a few frsts or seconds, and then make up the dfference n the feld events. Ths s exactly what happened, although State dd much better n the runnng events than antcpated. t collected 25 ponts here aganst 57 for Vllanova. Three frsts. State sweeps ol the 2 hurdles, and 44 hurdles, a thrd n the mle by Al Sheaffer and a thrd n the 88 by Steve Gentry led the way. Vllanova swept the 44, the -yard dash, the 22, the two mle and also won the mle relay. Sweep n Feld The Lons won all eght of the feld events, sweepng three. Ray Blnn, a consstent, determned junor of whom t was sad "doesn't look lke much n practce, but sure as hell does the job," led the charge. He took the long jump at 22-4 and then squeaked past James n the trple jump, leapng n the other jump events, Charle Loschman, comng off a sem-slump, won the pole vault wth 3-6. Joe Steffe cleared the same heght, losng on number of msses. John Cabat cleared 6-4 to wn the hgh jump. State domnated the weght throws, where Vllanova entres were few and far between. Roger Kauffman took the hammer throw wth a 7-4 toss. Scott Hagy hurled the jav eln 227 feet, and Fred Lon Htters Lead Way As State Wns 2 of 3 By DAN DONOVAN Assstant Sports Edtor Before leavng for a three-game weekend, the Penn State baseball team seemed to be as weak as kttens at the plate. n ther two wns the baseballers had scored only sx runs, ncludng one n whch the bg blast of the nnng was a wld ptch. Last weekend the kttens grew up at the plate. n three games State scored a total of 34 runs, poundng out 33 hts. The Lons used the long ball to stage a dramatc two-out rally n the nnth nnng at Vllanova Saturday, scorng fve runs to beat the Wldcats, -9. State them used thaca ptchers for battng practce as they downed the Bombers, 9-, before losng the second half of the Sunday doubleheader, 9-5. Htters Took Charge Lon coach Chuck Medlar explaned the httng phenomenon. "They were more aggressve at bat," he sad. "They stood there and took charge at the plate." Medlar was happy wth the way a team wth few senor starters responded to ts frst games away from home., "Ths s-a young ballclub that we expect to make a lot of mstakes n the long season ahead," Medlar sad, "but they have been hustlng, and as long as they contnue to play good defense and never gve up, they can make up for those mstakes.'.' State showed ts toughness n the frst game of the weekend. before 3, fans at (st Gan») P.nn State thae 3 Kurowskl.lt t 2 Drk.ct 4 2 2Mller,3b 4 3 Borowcz.lh 3 Chockl.ph 2 Coodwn,lb 2 Gardner.ss 2 J Worden,rf Overlon.rf 3 GaudOM,c 4 2 Dfrmond,2b 2 La Perre.p 3 Wr gmer.p Murph.ph Bu rr.p Garrson,3b Stopyra.ct Fldler.rf Egleston,lb Stofko.lb Smth,2b Lul, lf v tryng out there," Paterno joked. GallupUf Quarterback Chuck Burkhart, halfback Charle Pt- ->j Lands.c Cesnkx tman and fullback Don Abbey return n the backfeld, wth % Rose.ss Owens.ss Gary Deuel most lkely to grab the other halfback slot. Mcsky.p Charle Wlson, Fran Ganter, Joel Ramch, Lydell Mtchell,? Mand'bach.p Erc Bass and Frank Harrs gve the Lons great depth n runnngbacks.?' From the frst drll, Paterno sees a possble problem. wth overall quckness. " don't know f t was, just hot Saturday or wfat, but we could have trouble wth speed," j Blow Yourself UP POSTER SZE r 2 ft. x 3 ft. < m to W WKH < do. Pr. fc_ js- ju"» «. w.» "jj -r~ ; >«. ft no-u p-...»»fcd fof-aut 9STU- SL 3.5 X3s4F.Ho-Up$7.5 AMWch > x>.«k4veach..co>. A44balSobtT > tao»<fcerma««y<m«'»> PHOTO POS TER, k. 2 E. 23rd S., Dtp. "«New York, N.Y.OW - DdbrlMmt lnm JUDY COLLNS Fogel.p Totals 42? S Totals 37 ) a Penn State S thaca «RB Garrson 4, Fldler 2.Egleston 2, Lul, Landls 2, Rose, Mcsky 2, Manderbach, Mller. E Garrson, Gardner 2, La Perre, Wrlghter, Burr 2. 2B Fldler, Smth, Mlcsky. 3B Kurowskr. SB Stopyra. Sac Gallup!. Sac. Fly Manderbach. DP Smth, Rose and Egleston. LOB Penn State, thaca. Ptchers: P H R BB SO Mlcsky (W) 5'A Manderbach 3V La Perre (L)...5 S Wrtgher 2V4 6 5 THE H&fHOP For Acton ts TWO WHEELS Lons Upset Vllanova, 84-7 Burr Fogel W HBP-By La Perre La Perre, Fosel 2. PB Gaudloso. 4 Garrlson,3b Sopyra.ct Fdle crf Eglcston.lb Stotko.lb Smth,2b GalluppUf Comforlo.lt Land s.c Cesnk.c Vllanova's Alumn day. The game seemed lost when, wth two outs n the nnth, the Lons were behnd 9-5 and Wldcat ace Ken O'Bren was stll gong strong. But a fnsh to rval the Orange Bowl came about as four sngles and a ht batsman narrowed the margn to 9-7. The Wldcats pulled O'Bren n favor of relever Dan Hansell as State's clean-up batter, Mke Egleston, came to bat. Hansell dd not stay around long as Egleston took one look at hs second ptch and decded t belonged out of the ballpark. He put t out. "The comeback wn gave them a bg lft," Medlar sad. "Vllanova has a pretty good team and to wn lke that has to gv e us confdence." Batter thaca The Lons were lfted so hgh that they tore nto four of the fnest hurlers thaca could come up wth, gettng 5 hts n the frst game. Walt Garrson drove n four runs wth three sngles to lead the charge for the Lons. Egleston, Rck Fdler, George Lands and ptcher Bll Mcsky each had two RBs n the slugfest. Mcsky was the starter for the Lons and he ganed hs frst wn of the season. The rghthander tred n the sxth nnng and needed help from Gary Manderbach, who fnshed the game. Despte a barrage of extra base hts by Lands, the Lons fell short n the nghtcap, 9-5. Lands racked thaca ptchng for a double and a trple but State was unable to overcome an early 7- defct bult up by the Bombers. The Lons meet Junata at home tomorrow. o o t o 2 (Fdler). WP Manderbach 2. nd Game) thaca «H Kurowskl.lt Dlrk.cf 3 2 Mller,3b 3 2 Borowlcz.lb 3 Gardner.ss Overton,rf 4 2 Carroll.rt Gaudoso.c 3 2 Demond,2b 3 Lands, Borowlcz. 3B Lands, Kurewskl. Drk. Mller, Gardner. SB Gardner. Sac. Fly Oyerton. Fdler. DP Mller, Dlemond, Borowlcz, Demon d, Gardner and Borowcz. LOB Penn State 6. thaca 5. Ptchers: P H R BB SO Swanson (L) VA S Schmell 2J,5 Burns Vlzze (W) 7 «3 4 2 Penn State Garrson,3b Galupp.cf Stopyra.cf Fdler.rt Vlzze.p 2 Egleston,lb Rose,!b 2 Smlth,2b 5wen5n,p Comforto.ff Schmell.p Owens.ph Lulz.ph Lutz.lf Burn s.p Lands.c Owens.ph Rose.ss Totals. 5 Penn Stats > Totals 27 o Mand'b ach.p 2 ] 5 4 Renz.p thaca 34 2 x 9 n: R ~ Swanson.p..?.?ṛ " n ' Sop >"'a 2 ' Kur ow U, Totals Drk, Mlle r, Gardner, Geudoso. Penn State E Gardner 3, Damond. 28 Cesnlk, Vllanova 2 Leach.cf Smon.ct Ulan,lb Porreca,2b 3 DeS'one.rt 2 Jackucs.rf Manfon.ss Brandst' r.lt FOX.3P 4 Oorman.c 3 O'Brl en.p 2 Hansell.p Vllanova Totals 34 9 S 2 7 OS S S COUNSELORS DESRED, men & women, for a very fne Pocono coed chldren's camp. Must be presently n the sophomore, junor or senor class. Arts & Crafts, Musc, Small Crafts, Athletcs, one majorng n Ktchen Management. Please contact Of fce of Student Ad for nformaton & appontment. Wll vst campus Aprl 22nd." Do You Know the Way to San Jose? Bucknell Unversty T - H.6 fells all at May 2. 8: P.M. T. B ; vas e at fhe D do,, Kawasak M y 3 wrte box se x, 9 One Show Only her COHC ert Buckn e ' unv erst y 2-2 Warranty Story ' (ch Y e t ucwx cs and every nch a thorou gh-bred Tckets On Sale Aprl 23 Commttee) " RJ Pavs Gym 3 E. College Ave Ph f -... Kngston tossed the dscus beatng teammate Mke Red by about sx feet. Recl also led a sweep of the shot put wth an effort of There has been a phlosophy at Vllanova over the year.- that dual track meets are not mportant. They are smply practces to keep the horses ready for the bg relay champonshps. The chef proponent of ths theory s a Mr. Jm Ellott, Wldcat coach and publc relatons man. "Well, we made Ellott gve up hs phlosophy," Lon coach Harry Groves was musng whle celebratng the wn wth a hot shower. "He sent James n the trple jump because he thought he could salvage the meet. That boy hasn't jumped snce hgh school...ellott went out and got football players to throw the weghts for hm. He's never done that before." There was no excuse ths tme, Howe Epsten. Vllanova dd not "dodge", dve or leave. They faced t and they lost. SENORS» FND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENNG n art career felds at The Travelers... where our busness s helpng famles and busnesses to fnancal stablty... through fnancal and nsurance «)%«64««# protecton. See your Placement Drector today and sgn up to meet our College Relatons Offcer. And be sure to pck up a copy of "Success Story," The Travelers new career gude, from your Placement Offcer. Paut Tmmons ««wll be on campus 9: a.m. Aprl 3 ft a THE The Brothers of DELTA CH Proudl y Annouce ther Sprng Bob Ascah Walt Aymen Don Beas Tom Becker Pledge Class Dave Boose Dens Pesel Al Drobka Walt Sarama Mke Scanon TRAVELERS COMPANES HARTFORD, CONNECTCUT An Equal Opportunty Employet Czekaj To Succeed j McCoy As Lon AD 't Edward M. Czekaj, Penn Stale's busness manager of raj athletcs snce 957. was Rj named, drector of athletcs sj-3 by the board of trustees last jk weekend. He wll move nto p j the poston, currently held fc'j by Ernest B. McCoy, July. jjl The move was md" ' «ffm recommendaton of McCoy, ';? who wll reach retrement fell age shortly, n order to p smooth the transton. Mc-?@ Coy wll reman as dean of -. "] the College of Health and ' Physcal Educaton, and wll '. assume new dutes as drec- jm tor of the Sports Research mm nsttute that has been es- BB ablshed on campus. BH Czekaj, 47, has been asso- fl cate athletc drector snce fljg 967. He wll contnue to M serve as busness manager. 9 Last January he was named DM "College Athletc Busness BH Manager of the Year" al the BB Busness Managers Assocaton meetng n Los Angeles. Crag Flemng Ed Hll Nel Kenny Denns Mer A «oo»«ft ft ft ft ft «S$Sm»El&3 ED CZEKAJ Strong Terps Drub Netmen, Golfers Splt Weekend Par By BOB DXON Collegan Sports Wrter Throughout the hstory of sports, n almost every sport, there has been a tme when a partcular team has had a wealth of talent and won games because of t. The New York Yankees of "Murderer's Row" days, the Vnce Lombard-led Green Bay Packers and the ageless Boston Celtcs are all examples of talent-rch teams. Such teams, although n a lesser degree, also appear n the college ranks. And never could there be a more extreme example than the 9G9 verson of the Maryland tenns team. The powerful Terrapns, who have so many good netmen that they can redshrt. nvaded Unversty Park Saturday afternoon wth a team ranked as one' of the best n the East. They remaned one of the best Saturday evenng, as the Penn State tenns team was unable to cope wth the Terps' speed and strength and-was defeated, 7-2. Maryland had the match won even before the start of the doubles competton as Art Avery, n the ffth poston, was the only Lon sngles to wn. The mprovng sophomore took Don Hcks. one of Maryland's two startng freshmen, n straght sets, 6-2, f-3. Although Avery was the only one to wn, t s not to say that other Lons dd not gve Rood performances. Captan Neal Kramer had hs work cut out for hm n the frst sngles as he went up aganst Dave VVerchen, a fellow who beat State's Maro Obando last year. Kramer gave t a good try before fallng to the speedy Terrapn,, Lon Joe Kaplan came even closer n the second sngles, gons "beyond the call of duty" before losng to Fulton Lss Sophomore Bob Mesc started out strong aganst "Counselors and Specalsts for co-ed camp n Poconos. Musc, Dramatcs, Water-skng, Golf, Dancng, Arts & Crafts and General. Contact Student Ad Offce for ntervew and appontment. Wll vst campus Tuesday A prl 22nd. Kttatnny Camp" KS».«W»K X% J&&tmmm Maryland's other freshman. Gene Spcn. but then fell apart and lost. 5-7, -6. Tough Doubles t was n the doubles competton that the Lons were hop ng to dent the Terrapns' heavly-armored shell. State was three good doubles teams but only one was able to wn. The :r t - ' - ' - ' Kramer and Kaplan was able to come back rum a urs cl loss to defeat Werchcn and Lss. 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. The two Lons put on an nsprng dsplay of tenns to come back even after everythng else was lost. The other doubles teams dd not fare so well. The second doubles of Mese and Glenn Rupert were as hot and cold as the dormtory showers, losng (Contnued on page sx) THE NTER COLLEGE COUNCL BOARD (CCB) Remnds All Student Councl Members of the Workshop Socal to be held n the Human Development Lvng Center TONGHT AT 7:

6 j LaXers Smash Loyola By WARREN PATTON Collegan Sports Wrter You mght say t was a most unusual match. f you've never seen Penn State's sports ntellectuals havng a go at t n a lacrosse match, you have been mssng somethng. Especally f you mssed last Saturday's demolton derby on the East plans, where mght and man played great roles n the Penn State Loyola lacrosse spectacular, won by the Lons, -5. Lacrosse, lke hockey, s hghlghted by a lot o'. httng. The guy wth the ball s subject to open season by any entcrprsng md felder, defenseman or attacker. Never was ths more evdent than Saturday when the colldng took precedence, seemngly leavng the outcome of the game secondhand. " was happy wth our contact." coach Dck Pencek sad n what must be classfed as one of hstory's great understatements. Get 'cm Who was t but Pencek who gave the order "kll" to Galen Godbey for a second perod face-off and watched n amused satsfacton as Godbey knocked hs counterpart fve yards off the mdfeld lne and wthn one nch of hs senses. Mr. Godbey was probably n the mdst of releasng some pent-up frustraton on the opposng colored jersey's due to one of ther knd steppng on, and breakng, hs favorte lacrosse stck. A lacrosse stck s to a mdfelder as a favorte bat s to a.3 htter. You don't want t broken. Galen came to the bench roarng lke a wounded bull elephant. "Get hs number. Galen." someone from the bench advsed. Not Galen Godbey, not 6'6" of nsulted mdfelder. He Track $ Ms Show Wn VARSTY Track Events 49 Relay State (Kester, Brnker, Enstcn and Pnchak), :<tt 3. Mte Run. Murohy Vllanova; 2. Mason, Vllanova; 3. Sheaffer, State, 4:7 3 2 Hqh Hurdles. Brnker, State;? Harvey, State; 3. McCourt, Stale, :H Hvrrtfln, Vllanova; 2. Jm«, VH'anova; 3. Davs. Vllanova, :47.9. James, vannva; 7 F'-der, V l>nova: 3 Walk, Vllanova, :.. B8. O'Relly, Vllanova; 2. louorl, Vllanova; 3. Gentry, State, ntermedal Hurdles. Brnker, State; 2. Harvey, Stale; 3. Baukshus, State, : James, Vllanova; 2. Hymna, Vllanova; 3. Fender, Vllanova, : Mle Run. Mason. Vllanova; 2. Buerkle, Vllanova; 3. Donnelly, Vllanova, :58 6. Mle Relay!. Vlllanoa (Davs, Wetr, O'Relly, ryrrwn), Feld Events Hammer Throw. Kauffman, Stale;?. Glass, State; 3. Mucclt, State, 7-4. Pole Vault. Loschmann, State; 2. Steffe, State; 3. Seese, Stale, l?-6 Long JumD-. Blnn, Stale; 2 Te between Mller and Bou, Vllanova, Shot Put T. Red, Slate; 2. Kauffman. State; 3. DeSteohano. State Javeln. Hagy, State; 2 Rcharrfson. State; 3. Grazano, Vllanova, 227 feet. Hqh Jump. Cabat, State, 2. Mller, Vllanova; 3. Munch, Vllanova, 6-4 Dscus. Kngston, State, 2. Red, State; 3. Daley, Vllanova, Trple Jump. Blnn, State; 2. James, Vllanova; 3. Kester, State, 47-5., Baseball Scores \ CLASSFED ADVERTSNG POLCY Ruf Cages Four Goals wouldn t thmk of retalatng aganst one man. The whole team, maybe, but not one man. n the fourth quarter, ths same ndvdual took on lve Loyola members n play and flattened fve Loyola lacrosse members wth crushng shoulder shudders. "Cool that goon, wll ya." one frustrated Greyhound pleaded. Godbey wasn't all the httng. Stu Schooley and Jerry Curtn delvered some tmely wallops as dd the rest of the aggregate. The httng just lvened up an already exctng match. Rck Kuf and Lance Slver provded the offensve spark for the Lons, wth some wellplaced asssts by Bobby Schocpfln. Ruf notched four goals on some cannon-lke outsde shootng whle Slver had two goals and ted Schocpfln for a game hgh three asssts. "We really domnated the game." Pencek sad. "We broke up ther offense, outshot them two to one wth our offense and generally outplayed them. "Jmmy McGtone was great for us n the goal too. He made some great saves and once almost took an ntercepted pa>s n for a score." On that drve. McGuone raced up the mddle, stck n hand, but stopped short of the goal to pass. The play faled but t ddn't really matter -5 doesn 't sound a lot better than -5. So. t was all over, the httng, the scorng, the acton CAMP COUNSELORS at Unversty Park on Saturday afternoon. Rck Ruf had four goals, Dck Pencek had hs st wn of the season. Gal- Overnght, Penna. Prvate Camp. Men and Women. Excellent postons avalable for those wth sklls n Scoutng, Sports, Dramatcs Archery and Rflerv. Wrte: Camp Sagnaw, 99 Spruce St., Phla. Pa. 93 en Godbey posed for a quck camera shot then pcked up the one thng he had hs broken stck. Collegan Photo by Perre Belllelnl A CAUTOUS ADVANCE pad off when Lance Slver scored hs second goal of the day, helpng the Lon lacrosse learn to a -5 wn over Loyola, Saturday. Slver also recorded two asssts as State won ts frst match. Netmen Drop Opener, 7-2 (Contnued from pa ge fve) The thrd doubles team of Avery and Matty Kohn also lost, ths tme n straght sets, 6-8, 3-6. State s now - on the season and has ts next match ths Saturday aganst another powerhouse n Navy. And as Lon coach Holmes Cathral! put t. "There wll be a lot of work put n before then." Sngles Wercher, Maryland, del. Kramer, -4, 6-4. Lss, Maryland, del. Kaplan, Spen. Maryland, del. Mese. 7-5, 4-. Buck-Lew, Varyand. del. Rupert, Avery, Slate, del. Hcks, 6-2, 6-3 Cohen, Maryland, del. Claraval, 6-2, 6-. Doubles Kramer and Kaplan, Slate, def. Wercher and Lss, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Spen and Buck-Lew, Maryland, def. Mese and Rupert, 6-2, Hck and Cohen. Maryland, def. Kohn and Avery, 6-6, 6-3. The Penn State golf team smashed Vllanova 5 lvb yesterday to salvage a weekend splt. The Lons had lost to Maryland Saturday Wnnng for State were Tom Apple. 3 and 2, Bob Hschman 7 and 6. Frank Guse. 2 and. Mack Corbn, up and Andy Noble, 2 and. Fred Schultz ted wth, Vllanova's Palandjaou to gve State the half pont. Nck Raasch was the only Lon to lose and t took!) holes before Jm Ellott edged the State sophomore., n Saturday's acton, the, Terps managed to edge State, 4-3. n a closely played match. Two State golfers were beaten! by narrow matches to provde the wnnng margn. Paul Young needed a hole-none on No. to edge Raasch. 2 and, and Bll Calfee beat Apple, one up. Rck Bendal! of Maryland scored a one-underpar 68 to defeat Corbn, 5 and 4. Wnnng for the Lons was Hbschman, 4 and 3. over Bll \ Zobro. The State captan bult, up a fve hole lead on the front' nne and coasted to the wn. Guse won 5-4 ovcrl Ma ryland's Bll Perye-Ferry and Schultz won one up over Hank DeLozer. Noble lost hs match to Dave Howard. 3 and Joe Ndtnath Arres ted MAM UP) Quarterback Joe Namath of the New York Jets was arrested yesterday on charges of drunken drvng. Hs attorney sad' t was all a msunderstandng. 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Dean's FEMALE ROOMMATE wanled ~ for ~" m " 'Grotto meetng Wed., Aprl 6, 7:3 n SUBLET FOR summer 3-man, 2-bed- The fun spot. V2\ M.. Bldg. room Apt,, close to campus. Call 237- A BEGNNNG '. ~~ Contnue t " Thorrp- Fast Delwry. Dal or , medate occupancy Southgate Apts. Bus 338. '! son USG Presdent, Myers USG Vce CUSTOM MAG WHEELS for most popular cars. Call Bll at daly 8 p.m. to mdnght. -2 a.m. 957 CHEVY v-8; 6 good " tre ' s ~, servce avalable. Grad student preferably. Call after 5: p.m. SUMMER SUBLET, Fall opton, one a fne! FOR RENT Presdent, Besnger USG Treasurer. Whpple wagon, $25. Harvey or, ROOMMATES WA ~ NTE D ~ for ~ ' bedroom apartment, 4 blocks from campus. Call " help wanted BASEMENT'APT. Prvate entrance, one summer! 967 HONDA 9, lke new. Must sell. Call Psvch Dept. bedroom, shower,, Bluebell apartment. Recently panted. quet, edge of town, ask for Ed bus servce CHOPPER '46 Har. Dav, Lnens, dshes, etc. suppled. Call Steve SUBLET SUMMER TERM: 4 (wo)man;!tw6,, DSHWASHERr, to atd '" a "' pot-wtsher O.H.V., show 96 MORRS MNOR convertble Good bke, legal. nspected. Make offer. 238-! SUBLET SUMMER thretman, two bed- Apt. n Park Forest Vllas. Two bed-, needed work at fraternty wth real rubber. Best offer over $.. Call < room Apt.. ROOMMAT E WANTED for Sprng term Ar cendt., T.V., pool, bus, rooms, 2 bathrooms, dshwasher; very,. home cooked meals. Many frnge bene- ncludng a salary!! Call ' 4-man Collegate Arms utensls. Call reasonable. Call Joel at jfts 966 SUZUK X6, 25 cc. Excellent condton. S375 Call Dck SUMMER SUBLET. Furntned, two bed- Apt. Call Rch 966 FORD FARLANE convertble or GTA "39" cc. Excellent condton, S75. Also 962 Rambler Classc. Steve HONDA 35. One year old. ~ GRADUATE, MATURE male, thrd jnan,' rooms Ar-condtonng, free bus, $4. Phone CAMP WNNEBAGO, Fayette, Mane pool. new, two-bedroom, Nttany Gardens, desres mature men; water safety nstructors, athletc counselors, campcraft Bluebell. Call Glenn or pool, ar-cond., $65/mo., summer, fallopton. Ph Suede Floppy 96 TR-3. Good condton Gong n. THREE MAN APT., ar-cond.7~ extras. Army. Best offer. Call Dave '6 DODGE Convertble, gt. blue. Excellent condton Snow and summer tres. vews conducted on campus by Howard and trppng, archery and tenns. nter- Thrty seconds from Mall. June rent Hats pad. Call HARPSCHORD for sale. Call , 52. After 5 p.m Llenthal on Tuesday, Aprl 5th. Clear 7-9 p.m. appontments at Offce of Student Ad, AR-CONDTONED, two man furnshed 967 YAMAHA 8. Excellent condton, 2 Grange. sem-one bedroom Armenara Plaza Brass 6 Gold, FREE CYCLE rdng lessons. We furnsh the bke. Every Sat. afternoon. Call Bob ncludes helmet, luggage rack. $375.. Avalable mmedately. Call Jewelry from Cyclcrama, 6 N. Atherton U. ~ ROOMMATE FOR Summer. Own bedroom large furnshed Apt. Bus servce, SUMMER SUBLET. Unversty Towers 4-WEEK SPECAL 968 HARLEY DAVDSON 25 cc. SS washer-dryer. $7 'month. Cndy one bedroom apartment, dshwasher, arcondtonng, Call Calforna NORTON COMMANDO 75 cc's, 6 h.p. Sprnt. Excellent condton. 3, mles. Super smooth. Cyclerama, Centre Co. Must sell, askng $475. Call ROOMMATE WANTED Summer term. TO EUROPE authorzed Suzuk Norton dealer. Sxth floor corner Apt. Unversty Towers. EFFCENCY STARTNG Summer Term cc. HONDA Dream, well mantaned, 53., want larger bke, Norton,, Ellot or Gary One or two man, ar-condtoned, quet. COMPLETE CYCLE Servce (24)7 Make Across from campus. Call Sprng Handbags the cycle scene at Cyclerama. BSA, etc , Cory. WANT TO BUY two good Englsh-style SUZUK. SEE and rde the '69 Hot Lne 966 HONDA 5 CC. $3 or ~" Bkes, one man's, one grl's. Call 238- FEMALE ROOMMATE to share one ~ - best offer bedroom Aot. Call after 5: p.m. PSU Faculty, Students nternatonal at CYCLERAMA, 6 N. Atherton Beautful condton. Call Phl , 935 CHEVY 4-dr. V-8. Body " ROOMMATES WANTED, Bluebell, Summer term. Furnshed apartment, $6, condtoned, pool, free bus, furnshed or Rngs and SUBLET SUMMER one bedroom, ar- condton N.Y./London June TRUMPH Bonnevlle motor cycle, excellent. Needs some mechancal repar. free bus, pool. Call unfurnshed. Call under 5 'mles, excellent condton. Must sell London/N.Y. July 6 $ 245. ADULT Earrngs $975,. Phone 23B-868. ~ WANTED: SNGLE room or apartment 2-3 MAN APARTMENT for Summer wth, '6 MERC. SEDAN, AC. auto.t good for Sprng term. Close to campus. Please Fall opton. Ar-cond., pool, free bus. VESPA cc, only 5 mles, lght tres, runs well. $25 frm or $ 22.5 CHLD Comng Soon, t) blue, current nspecton, helmet ncluded ; Excellent condton, $ ROOMMATES WANTED Summer term. PARK FOREST furnshed two-man Apt. FOR SALE: Medum brown 3 oz. Wglet. SLDA5AN & SBTE.Three bedroom Bluebell Apartment. Arcondtoned, dshwasher, pool, utensls. dtoned, pool, very reasonable sublease summer, fal opton. Ar-con- FOR SALE for any cycle Hl-Rtse 2" Human har. Res. $35 now $2.. Call Handlebars, also "Sssy" bar. Call Walt Phone LON'T SWEAT summer swngng extravagantly. Ar condtoned furnshed. at va T.W.A. Jet your sprng thng HONDA 5, almost never used, new STUDENTS: WE provde prompt nsurance for autos, motorcycles, motor evenngs. nspecton, blue. Call and bargan, $5., NOTCE apartment cheap. Whtehall Plaza scooters, travel, valuables, hosptalzaton. ALTERATONS AND Sewng, Knttng, Call Phone Mr. Temeles, HOT 9, Brdgestone S-9, 967, candy and Crochetng by Carole. Phone Guy Brtton BEAVER TERRACE, 456 East Beaver apple red, excellenl condton. Call and Howard Kngsbury 965 SUNBEAM Alpne Convertble, dark (Next to Murphy's bargan, [we USE approx ' b. of steak on Avenue, now leasng to students for blue, excellent condton throughout, body,each Delcous Sandwch. Fast Delvery. Fall occupancy.. one and two bedroom apartments. Low rental rates n- on S. Allen) lke new, Tonneau, rado,' transferred to MANOR MOBLE HOME 'xSV ""' 4 """ ' "-. clude: utltes, TV cable, carpetng, New York Cty. Phone furnshed, two bedroom, on lot. Large STEAMED CLAMS served..:., Wed., Westnghouse ktchens, heatng and ar s.'sp-up ktchen, carpeted lvng room. Thurs. after 8 p.m.; Fr. and Sat. after condtonng, balcones, entrance securty,! WAR NOCK DNNG Hall Meal Tcket Avalable begnnng, summer term. 23B- 9 p.m. 3 doz $2.5, one doz. 95c. Her A protect of Federated! for sale. X!5. Call ] locher't Restaurant. Home & Mortgage Co.. nc. Be sure to pck, up your mn-poster FOR BEST RESULTS USE CLASSFED ADS LAST TMErODAY Rchard Burton Clnt Eastwood :3-4:.7:-9:4 "WHERE EAGLES PARE" '-&&>&&&% #$% LAST TMES TODAY n COLOR Anthony QUNN :3-4:5-7:-9:4 classc.. female concept!rssc55yjl B l LTW 8 l l Ht»nl y'b (J ll f V k J E TOMORROW... 2: - 4:3-7: - 9:3 [ :' LOCKWOOD -'SOMMER - GOBBjLANCE v:t.:: ṟ -%, >-..a y a... -» h "snoes or me nsnerman VmSwVmMmm - -g. 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