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Major Brown Addresses
Organized Reserve Corps
Walter N. Brown Jr., research
assistant in physics at the Col
lege, will address the Penn State
Organized Reserve Corps at a
meeting to be held at 7 o'clock
tonight in Room 3, Carnegie Hall.
Brown, who is a major is the
air corps reserve, will speak on
"Guided Missiles." He has done
extensive research in this field
and recently returned from
Wright Field, Ohio.
Following the meeting, the
Penn State chapter of the Re
serve Officers Association will
meet. Reserve officers attending
the College are eligible for mem
bership in the association.
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must be in by 4:30 p.m. day
preceding issue. Prices are: 40c
for one insertion; $l.OO, three
insertions; 17 words or less.
Call Collegian, 711.
FOR SALE-1939 Chevy tudor
sedan. Call 851, ask for Haag.
FOR SALE-1947 Plymouth
4-door sedan. Phone 2252, ask
for Work.
FOR SALE—Tuxedo, size 38,
like new. Cheap! Call 4272 be
tween 7 and 9.
UNDERWOOD Portables, brand
new Universals, Champions,
and Noiseless 77's. Immediate de
livery on all models. All Stretch,
6211.
FOR SALE—Tennis racket; Chi
cago roller skates, size 8; pair
of Ray-ban polarized glasses.
Paul Gayer, phone Nittanv dorm
43.
FOR SALE—German Leica cam
era with 1:3:5 Leitz Elmar
coated lens range finder; speed 1
to 1/1000 sec. Call Mary at 6112
after 8 p.m.
BOARD for men and women,
eleven dollars per week. Mari
lyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver-3935.
REWARD for room substitute.
Contact Mickey Stone, Room
33, Dougherty Hall, Poll o e k
Circle; phone 3971.
WANTED to buy second hand
copies of Wann's "Rise and Fall
of Realism." Apply 204 Sparks
Bldg.
WIN TWO TICKETS to all Play
ers Productions this year by
supplying the Arena theater with
a playhouse name.
BEST DEAL in State College of
fered by Penn State Club! Ap
ply 321 Old Main afternoons, 4
p.m.
GET YOUR TYPING done rea
sonably. Manuscripts, thesis.
etc. Call State College 2864 after
6:30 p.m.
NOTICE Students, nave your
electrical work done by Earl
Smith. Call for and delivery serv
ice. Phone 6234.
LOST—Silver loop tie clip; much
sentimental value, little mone
tary value. Call Herb, 2312 or
4783.
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Please call Stan Levick, 4409
Reward.
Hat Council Elects
Foster President
Lawrence Foster, Skull and
Bones, was elected president of
the Hat Society Council at a
meeting Sunday night. Vice
president is Robert MacGregor,
Parmi Nous, and secretary-trea
surer is Nancy Ault, Junior Serv
ice Board.
The question of the legality
of the recent Blue Key tapping
was discussed. The members
voted unanimously to postpone a
final decision until more informa
tion can be gathered by an in
vestigating committee. Members
of this committee are Nancy
Ault, Sally Henry, Reginald
Kimble and Robert Tomlinson.
New members of Blue Key can
not be chosen unless a quorum,
two-thirds of the eligible voters,
is present. A sufficient number
of members was present, but the
question is whether or not sev
eral seniors who voted are to be
ruled active members of the so
ciety, a junior men's honorary,
said Foster.
Eleven of the 12 members of
the Hat Society Council attended
the meeting in Old Main. The
council consists of the president
and secretary-treasurer of each
of the six societies in the coucil.
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Exhibit of Hardware
Aids Fraternity
Key Pickup
One of the oldest collections of
"gismos" and "whatcha-ma-call
its" in State College is on exhibit
at the entrance of the Smith
Tailor Shop near the post office.
In order to identify their mail
box keys, each fraternity has
some device of weird distinction
attached to its key ring which is
hung on a board in front of the
shop. These objects range in
variety from a gear wheel to a
lamp fixture.
"Richard's" doorknob graces
one of the keys, while a brass
pipe elbow is the mark of dis
tinction of another. A hand
forged chain link, an electric
outlet fixture, a paintbrush han
dle, a turnbuckle, a baggage
ticket, a miniature license plate.
and odd pieces of wood and
string complete this veritable
open air hardware store.
Hat Society Committee
The Hat Society Council Pep
Rally Committee will meet to
night in Room 8 Carnegie Hall at
8 o'clock said Richard Same.
TRY A PACK ...TODAY
Debaters Choose
Twelve New Men
Twelve new members have
been added to the men's debate
team. according to Joseph F.
O'Brien, coach of the team.
The new members are Emory
J. Brown, Harold E. Brown,
Frank Glackin, Thomas A. Hop
kins, Theodore Horner, Melvin
Katinsky, John H. Kelly, D.
Lockwood, Stanton F. Roth,
Richard S. Schweiker, Albert J.
Sitter and Samuel M. Weinberg.
Selection of the new members
was made after each candidate
spoke for five minutes on the
topic: Resolved: That a federal
world government should be
established.
Coach O'Brien asked that each
of the members audit the Oxford
debate. and report to 316 Sparks
at 7 o'clock every Wednesday
night.
Those men who tried out for
the squad, but were not selected,
the coach added, are invited to
participate in future tryouts.
In 1888, a coed was selected as
associate editor of Free Lance, a
predecessor of the Daily Col
legian.
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