GE. FOUR
New Engineer
Goes on Sale
:Edited by Lynne Robinson, the
October. 1946 issue of The Penn
State Engineer is now on sale at
the Corner and Student Union.
Sal e price per copy i s 10 cents.
Articles included in the Engi
neer's first issue of the Fall semes
ter aie "Melamine Bonded Fiber
glas-Beinforcement in' Plastics,"
by Edward M. Lucas; "Bomb
Damage in a German City," by
Leroy C. Meyers of the depart
ment of geography; "What About
Tomorrow," by John Householder;
and "Production of D.D.T.," by
John P. MdCarthy.
Climaxing the magazine' s fea
tures' is an articl e by Harry P.
Ifarnmond, dean of the School of
lihigineering, entitled "We Begin a
New Year."
Nifiany-Independent
(Continued from page one)
this cooperation:
a. Meetings of the entire stu
dent body every two months at
which time a general Cabinet re
port would be given; class presi
dents would report for their class
and chairmen of importlEnt
committees, which had been 'ap
'pointed the preceding two months
would report on their work.
lb. Formation of a student
faculty Council composed as fol
lows:
1. All-College President.
2. Representative of Dean of
rMen.
3. Representative of the Dean
of Women.
4. IJF,C. President.
5. ILS.C. President.
6. Representative of President
Hetzel's office,'
7. President of 14r.S.GA.
8. Panhellenic Coucil.
The council would meet month
ly and handle only those matters
which are closely related to both
administration and-students.
(Purpose: The purpose of this
Council would be to discuss affairs
which pertain to both students and
the school administration and
would alleviate the ill-will which
is being maintained by having too
few administration men on All-
College Cabinet and too few stu
dents on the Student Welfare
Committee.
Furthermore we realize that
many problems which arise con
cerning the students do so be
cause a lack of understanding
upon the part of the zdministra
tion the above named Council
would help to correct this.
The purpose of the student body
meetings would be to report to
th e students the state of student
government and also to accept
suggestions from the entire stu
dent body concerning policies
which Cabinet should follow.
3. We pledge ourselves to ac
tively support a Student Union,
campaigning by the following
methods:
a. Allotment of needed funds
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Pugh Street Alley, Opposite •
Clarks' Garage
JOE IMILLY, Prop.
Campus-Key
(Continued from rage one)
Lodge wings (money still need
ed. $564D) and promote the ac
tual completion of these wings.
c. Get needed campus facilities
such as enclosed bulletin boards
and accessible sound and light
equipment for rallies and dem
onstrations.
3. Make Penn State a more
enjoyable place to attend. How?
a. Promote recreation on Sun
day other than the impossible
Boro Sunday movies so far
vainly sought.
93. Foster coeducational swim
ming at . the Glennland pool.
c. Impress upon the College
atehoritity; the urgent need for
seasonal facilities such as the
artificial ice pond and adequate
tennis court management, while
insuring transporation to Whip
ple's Darn and the Ski Lodge.
d. Create and instill a uni
fied Penn State spirit by integrat
ing the independent, town, and
'fraternity students through low
cost All-College activities.
Men and women of Penn State
are now challenged to accept the
opportunity to bring to office can
•didates who earnestly pledge
themselves to make realities those
policies which they feel the great
est majority of students want.
Your VOTE for the CAMPUS
KEY party is your chance to make
this possible.
for the Student Union Committee
lb. Continuation of this com
mittee as en active force in solici
ting support for a building by, if
necessary, appointing new men to
replace those whose keen interest
has been diminished.
4. We encourage the sponsor
ing by All-College Cabinet of
sending representatives of our
student body to the other colleges
at which Penn State freshmen are
enrolled. We realize that, after all,
those students belong to Penn
State as well as we do and are
eager to beccme more closely as
sociated with this Campus by:
1. Th e organization of the
above representatives.
2. Extending invitations to a
certain number of Penn. State stu
dents at these different schools to
come to this campus for a week
end.
Purpose: The purpose o'f the
above plank is to ensble these
freshmen to become definitely as
sociated with this campus. The
representatives could explain to
the 'freshmen various aspects of
life at Penn State such as—student
government, campus organiza
tions (Daily Collegian, Honor So
cieties, fraternities, and other so
cial organizations) and prdblems
of our College Community.
5. , One delegate from Pollock
Circle to be chosen by that group
to represent them on All-College
Cabinet.
The Nittany-independent Party
releases the above platform with
the sincere promise that, if elected,
we will carry out each and every
plank.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Blue Band
(Continued from page one)
Myers. and W. Wilson, piccolos.
Frank Hess, E flat clarinet; Leo
nard 'Dileanis, alto clarinet; and
Ellis Hall, bass clarinets.
Abram Bosler, S. Ciccone, Sid
ney Givotovsky, K. W. Hagerty,
Michael Horen, James Kocher,
Edward Liattter, Aldred Levlno,
W. P. Loomis, Karl Mahaffey, F.
F. Meninghaus, Myron Moskow
itz, D. L. Mowry, Ernest Rolili,
John Schoening, R. Spiker, D.
Stitely, and' 'W. W. lArolfersher
ger, B Eat clarinets.
Virgil Neilly, Jack Reeves,
George Thomas, and John Wills,
saxophones. Francis Rettzo, D. C.
Skillman, and Charles Zoslow,
tenor saxophones. Fred Swingle,
baritone saxophone; Jack Shet
ter, bass drum; Carl Colteryahn
and R. J. Hepburn, 'cymbals. Nel
son Bowen, David Doan, Donald
IFredirickson, , Orvis Gullicla, and
Donald Keagy, snare drums.
Players
(Continued from 'page one)
Corl, and Carol Hecht are crew
members.
Farina Brown is in charge of
paint crew. Workers are William
Clark, Anne Dunaway, Mary
Glick. Phyllis Harkin, William
Reed, Rose Sherman, and Mar
garet Waple.
Property crew will be directed
by Rita Patterson. Susanne Chap
pell, Lois Hartswick, Martha
Koons, Eleanor Romanyshyn, De
lores Ross, and Phyllis Toner are
crew members.
Dorothy-Jayn Smart will take
care of sound technicalities. Gor_
don Fiske will manage the stage
crew which will be announced
later.
Residents of Pollock Circle are
asked to give notice to Mail At
teniaants whenever •Uhey 'depart
for weekends. Phone calls, regis
tered and special delivery mail
will be handled accordingly.
Barney _Ewell, Lion alumnus
who toured Europe this summer,
says foreigners are good distance
runners, poor sprinters. '
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S. Allen St
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LOST: ring setting with diamond
and gold initials "S.S.". Call Cy
Schuster at 3922. Reward.
WANTED—Ride to Lehighton or
vicinity ifor Lill weekends. Leave
Fridays or Saturdays. Contact
Mellon 2207.
LOSS—One Helbros wristwatch
with very smelly wristband in
3rd floor washroom Old Main.
Reward. Call 2009.
,RI•DIJ WANTED To NOw York
City on afternoon of Friday,
October 18. Call Harriet Scholia
2047.
ROOM—Close to dining hall in
Pollock C!,rele. Fully Completed.
dorm. Call Eldridge 34 1 08. Present
roomer wishes to pledge frater
nity.
FOR SALE Girl's sweaters,
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'EMT MAXE-VP COZOR
FACS POWDER,
State College
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 19443
VETERAN'S WIFE with A.B. de-
grce in sociology desires full
or part time work. No secretarial
work. Call Mrs. Asen 3960.
FOR SALE—Red chenille rug,
medium size, just cleaned. Ideal
for ,dormtitory room. Phone Kay,
ON.
WILL PDRSON who *eked up
wrong navy peacoat in Sparks
or E. E. Monday go to Student
Union to return it and get your
own.
ROOMER WANTED Student
wants to pledge fraternity. Must
have .substitute in order to leave
Pollock Chicle dorm. pay
time used, plus added bonus. Call
Penrod 4951. Edwin H. Farr,
Dorm 8, Room 3'3, Pollock Circle.
Penn State's football team will
play in four states this
Pennsylvania, New York, Florida,
and Maryland.
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