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Letters
Thanks to the AXiDis
PHE EDITOR: Last Saturday afternoon a
)11a1.loween party was given by the Alpha Xi Deltas
for the residents of Pollock Circle.
Want to thank ,the sorority and I believe I can
speak ilor the rest of the Pollock Circle boys who
were there.
avrost of uls got a big kirck out of it and sincerely
hope that this pvactiice is repeated by either sor
orities.
Collegian Gazette
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ily: preceding publication.
Wednesday, Oct. 30
piILTILEIS . FEMNG, 469 Old IVPain, 7
o'clOCk:
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— WOMEN'S JUDICIAL Meeting, WSGA
l' 0 0: 11 ,. White Hail, 7 o'clock.
AG SaIUDIEN't Council, election of offi
cers, le9 Agriculture, 7 o'clock.
111.1,SSIAN 'CriVant.ll.s Practice, Professor
Carry's thOme, .228 E. Prospect avenue, 7
&dock.
MINIMAL TECHNOLOGY Depatrtment of
Penn Stat e MI Society meeting (ceramics,
pier technology, metallurgy), 105 Mineral In
dustries, 7:30 o'clock. •
"'ROME ECONOMICS Club meeting. 14
Home Economicz, 7 o'clock.
'OLT GAMMA ALPHA tapping, Northeast
lounge of Atherton Hall, 7 o'clock; pledges
fithnlgtht, 8 o'clock.
LAMBDA SIGMA meeting, Southwest
lotinge•or Athenbon, 7 o'clock.
WOMEN'S FIELD Hockey, Aimy and
FtaVy teams, Holines Field; 4:15 o'clOck.
• IWIRA MODERN Dance Club, Modern
Parice room, 'Mat e Hall, 7 o'clock.
MALE'STIMENDS interested in get
er' meet at Phi Kappa Psi house, 8
isecloCk. • •
Movies
• . IbArDHIAIUM: "I Wanted Wings," VeronlCa
fake. •
10TATF.: "It's Great To Be Young," Leslie
BroOle0::__
".Tack London," Michael
crollfT' • •
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College .Health Service
4,:imitted.to the infirmary Monday: Ros?-
prt Arnsdorf, Harriet Ciine, Zoihn , Waltoin:
Diztitiapg,ed yesterday: 47arfles Boy a, b:eoi - ge
pchwartz. .
Lcfte News---
(Continued from page one, -
)3'aruch plan offered by the United
States for atomic energy control
'ass. selfish. And he said The plain
People 'of the world do not agree
with the philosophy, as
,he putt it, 1
"of Mr. Baruch who says that after !
War is ended peace becomes a•
A Common Expression in Town and On Campus - -
"You Can Get It At Metzger s "
. Oider Your Pumal. CHRISTMAS (ARK NOW
. .- Place . Your Order Early . .
Also STATIONERY with Your Name and Address
Many Designs and Colors
REAL HARD FIBRE LAUNDRY pop- •
BICYCLES , - HOVERS - WAGONS .7. JRKY(LfS
•
• 0 at Metz •s
Sincerely, •
Carl Pendler
nuisance." Baruch had no com-
ment. AS part of hiS . own four
point program on reduction •of
armaments" throughout - - th e ' world,
:Molotov listed the - 6691ition ;of
altamit energy in war as a primary
aim. I n general, he proposed a uni
verSal• diminishing of armaments
under the diredtion of the United
Nations
ATHLETIC GOODS OF ALL
SPORT SHIRTS
THE DAILY couJEqiAm, STM.E COLLEGE, InINN,SYLVA4:I4.
Letters
Election After Thoughts
TO THE EDITOR: In previous e lections when
the voting in college elections wlas low the students
wer e reminded that the turnout was poor. This
year the number of people voting was not as high
'as is desired by many of us; 'however, I think com
pliments should
.be extended to the students who
took the time 'to cast their ballots. Actording to
the figures available, approximately 47 per cent of
the seniors, 48 per cent of the juniors, and 41 per
cent of the sophomores vloited in this election: This
mean's that approximately 4 . 4 per cent of the stu
dent.. body went to the polls. '
'This proves several XactOrs: the students are in_
tereslted i n student goVernment, th!at boat' pai ti e's
did . an 'eXceltent job of g*titig;tbe itmtteryts . o4, to
vote, and that leohtrarY to iikedi',Ofions'lsY the .ex
petts, the ex•GI is intere;:sted!_iii sttidont'adPitieS.
It is my opinion that a thank yovk is in order fOr
the elections committee. 71i:01*d a terri'fi'c j'Ob'to
do and did it well. ,
should like to tak e this opportunity. to tliank
each and every individiial fcir JaCcit.
Zivic Charles "Chuck" Willing and ifiytelf .Soa 4 ed
,
a successful Campaign.
in the future, any of you 'have some sugges
tions for 'better student' governMent pass them
along to any of us and we will give them serious
consideration.
Expansion Questions . . .
TO THE EDITOR: We read with Interest the an..
nountement cif a $2;000,000 appropriation for the
construction of five new buildings. •
• We see a definite.need for a wing to mechanical
engineering laboratory, the e xpansion of the power
plant, and possibly a plant industries building. Buff,
'Why a new mineral industries building?
;May we quote from the College Catalog, page
214, "In 'Septernher 1930. the School alloyed into a
new building. Which is one of the finest physical
Plants an3iA,Anhere denoted to mineral industries
education." • •
. ,
perhab's the construction of a new wing to the
present MI liuilding would. e ireore practlealtin the
lightgf pressing'e*isting needs for. other buildings,
such as Chem; eng, 'textile chem and jectingism.
The journalism building could inawfe a tnueli
needed iniilersity pre'ss:
'instead of a new A:3.: - Mory,, we see an urgent need
for a new auditorium with Seatirig ;CaVacity large
enough. to 'atcloininiKlate a vmaitei- percentag e of
the student body.
TWO WHO QQIJLDN'T GET
_ - AitTiSTn cotniqp• 'TICISETS
•
EditoriAs, and •;cAturq.l q_ Coll egA a
reflect fhe . W lll 9n, 9101. Vi t et 4 Aol
no clahlflo -Tetiream 4 4 4.0 1 : 1 . 4 4 1AXV ,5 1 1 '
opinion: ' All ansigned 'edilori:Als, are soy e
dditor: •
WASHINGTON—Th e OPA ex
tended its decontrol program yes
terdei evening, ,Affecting many
items. price ceilino :Caine" off
r t ailiOs, • l'dinps," 'eleetrical
antes, kitchenware, giessware and
Many other consumer durable
goods. Earlier, OPA. had lifted
ceilings on "fd:fs and oili - nsed in
soaps, paints and var: • •- •• .•
--- SWEATERS
Gene Fulmer
Junior Class Pres.
KINDS
Letters
I'm not the type of person
Who is griping all the time,
Nor do I watch for errors
Just to put some words in
rhyme.
But if I see a reason
For complaining to the crowd
I'll come out and. say it quickly
And I'll say it good and loud.
There's a group right here. on
campus
Striving for us all,
Witing far a building
that's the answer to' a call.
DO we need a social center
Where eVeryone':Can .
Do we need 'a Studerif'Union?
an anyone say no???
There's a need aid you must see
You must all your powers endow
To aid to the erection '
of a 811c.tip,ENT UNION NO;W.
Ruth Brenner
Stork Brings Two Smiths,
put to Different Families
It's a boy for the Gordon
Smiths of Winderest. The seven,
Deana.. five-ounce heir was born
early Friday morning at the Cen
tre County Iffospital, Bellefonte,
and has' been ' named Charles
Clinton. .
Windcrest's .other Smith fam
ily, Mr. and IVtrs. Paul Smith, also
have a new arival. Their daugh
ter.: alsO 'born recently at Belle
fonte, - weighed 'eight pounds. one
ounce, answer 'to the
name of Paula Sue..
The Infirmary was built from
contributions -made by State
potato . growers recognition, of
agricultural" serviee to 'the piitato
E:I=:31
In .T:tm 1
I nip pr 1937 a. chapter .of
Phi Beta Kappa 'was
on caffipus.' '' • • •
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
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mornings - during'• the College' yeaf by
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.Lawrence Foster• ; Feature Ed., Frank
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phen Sinichak; Photo Ed, Lucy' Selling;
Wire Ed., Seymour Rogeriberg; Sr. Board,
Marilyn Jacobson, Lewis Jaffe. • ' •
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Leibovitz; Circ. Mgr. Paul Bender."
STAFF THIS ISSUE
Managing Editor • Marjorie Mousley
Ass't Managing - Editor.... - T. Arthur •Stober
News Editor J. J. Trumper
Asis't News Editor • I , miilc Anderson
,RECORDS
Now Available
DIZZY GILLESPIE
That's Earl, Brother
Oop Bop. Sh' Bank •
SLAM STEWART
Coppin! Out .
Blues Collins
MERCER ELLINGTON
Metronome All-out
Pass Me Py
ARTIE SHAW
For You, For Me, For
Evermore
Changing My Tune
The Glider
Love of My Life
DINAH SHORE
• Who'll Buy My Violets •
I May Be Wrong But, I Think
You're Wonderful
CLAUDE . THORI9 - IILL
It's A Pity . to §ay Goodnight
If You Were the Only Girl
the Music- Room
THE GLENNLAND BLDG.
WiRIyiE\SDAY, OCI:OBXR 30;
Zeigler Says
Meat Prices Up
Meat prices, now zooming up
ward, will remain high for six
to eighth months. This is the pre
diction of Prof. P. F. Zeigler, of .
the, college livestock staff,. Who has
watched and studied the livestock:
market trends for many years..
Interrupted as he was Slargh-:
tering swine in the rooms' beneath
the. livestock pavilion, ProfeSOPY'
Zeigler answered the questiOnon :
meat prices by 'stating, "Utireis.
consumers themselves solve Ole
problem by controlling their pur;..,
chases,' high prices will ', PreVol - .•
until - .supplies are adequate 'to
Meet the demand.' •' ....
. .
He explained that,
was
normal"
trends of n. -1. 4 1 71c0ng was upset by ,
conditions this year. He told. how
normally meat Packers place snr.:.'
plus supplies . iii 'stor'age
tween Seasons of 'high 'and low
production.i.:nd one Of the causes
of present soaring 'prices is the
complete absence of 'these buffer
storage holdings. '
The spring pigs are now ready
for - market and would have been.
marketed in increasive numbers •
during 'November ' and Decerriber
regardless of the presence 'or afb- -
sence Of controls. He warned that:
consuniers must expect shot sup
plies of pork, 'hoWever, snide the
spring* pig ciop' was smaller than
the previous year.
Lower grades of beef will ;pre...,
vail until grain.:fed. cattle 'conne.'
to market during the latter Part.
of December and 41 - gouith
spring monthe; Lamb shoilld Jae-
in normal supply; • •
' T he present'fturry of Ai& prices
is strictly .- a .condition ; of •treniied ;
buying by a, rneat,thiankiz. people,
a scalper's he . `. 4!1744 . A. •
Only Andy. Kerr, sL.a
ho'asts a longer doaching.fe.snwe:.4
one college. than Penno•Stae's • P t otb
Higgins
ASSIFIXto ', 4 9P,CllOl‘t
-WANitED to New. York
NOV. 8. Return:Sunday
evening. 0"d-ra67 . , Poldk. 1 1 1 0, Room
18, Pollock Circle.
LOST—GoId ring with'blue - stone
Call Melley, 3205:
Editor
' ,Bus. - Mgr."
,R;EVV - iA -17- 111b—Mah i s Longines Wrist
, - -
Watch; lost vicinity .liort. Bldg,
Friday. Firiqer, please return Stu
dent Union,
,Old Main.. .
FOR SALE-Aircraft P-T 23. Good
bondittop. Contact Kretzer 3141.
FOR SALE ---,Camer.a. roll film.
Wholesale - rates: Call Michael
torenzo, 2252. • •
WANTED. TO SWAP-30-30 Win
chester for 12 or . 16 ga.-purnp
gun. Dick, AGiR, Phone 318.1:
DRESSES,,gpwps, sweaters, skirts,
size 44-16.. Excellent — cittatity,,s
Condition. Call TART, 3935, after.
6' p.m. • •
LOST-4lndia goat leather wallet,
Alumni weekend. Reward. Call•"
Al Petrosky, Alpha Sigma Phi,
2252.
WANTED—Veterans desire apart,.
ment for semester. beginpiOt
February 1947. Willing to pay :
substantial price. Call .Dave,..:49.13
RIDE WANTED to Pittsburgh
Friday afternoon. Call June,
2159.
FOR SALE —"Bargain" A 7 jewel
Waltham pocket watch (retails
$35, plus. 20 per cent tax). Only
$2B. Call 4908. Johnny. .
LOST—Red and black umbrella
at DU 'House Friday night: : thr:7- -
tialed M.ll. Call Jane, Woman's
Bldg., 3rd East.
FOR SALE Remington Three
some electric shaver slightly
used. Good. condition, $9.00. Call
4908, ask for Johnny.
LOST—Parker "51" pencil. Gray
with silver top. In or near- Main
Engineering. Monday between 10
a:m. and noon. Leave at :Student
Union. Reward.
FOR SALE Film! Five. standard
sizes. 127 limited supply-420,
620, 116, 616. Call Manning Trite
2252.
LOST - 2 Z.B.T. fratfThity: pins
• pyer weekend. Reward.: - latiadors
. ca 11.2212. Ask for IVfat'iriii7 Al.
FOR SALE—Suit or _tails. Splen
did condition. Size - 38. 61.1. S.
Pugh Street, phone 2610.
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