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News Briefs
Students for Wallace
A report of the national con
vention of Students for Wallace
will be given in 123 Scarks at 7
o'clock tonight. Active campaign
ing will take place within the
next few weeks. said chairman
John Hamer.
Ag Econ Discussion
"Activities and Functions If the
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics" will be the topic of a
Panel discussion of the Agriculture
Economics Club in the Alpha
Zeta house at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Organ Recital
Roth Gronmger. of Pine Grove
Mills. will give the organ recital
in Schwab at 4:L5 o'clock this
afternoon. The program includes
"Vater Unser." Bach: "Prelude
and Fugue in F Major," fiach;
"Vision." Rheinberger; "Hosan
nab." Dubois.
CLASSIFIEDS
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la by 12:00 p.m. day preceding issue.
Prima are 40c one insertion; $l.OO.
three insertions : 17 words or I. Call
Collegian 6711.
FOR RALE
SLIDE RULE log-log duplex decitrig. Call
Jake 6789 anytime.
BIRTHDAY CAKES and other cakes, cok
lea. sandwiches, fruit punch. Excellent
chocolate candles. Frida Stern, 122 Irwin
Ave. Phone 4818.
GOOD USED BICYCLE—Men's 286.00,
with bell and carriage basket. Call John
C. Chew. 4296. Fine bargain!
TRAILER FOR SALE Call at 705-A
Windcrest.
POOL TABLE, cues and balls. Recently re
built. Reasonably priced. Call 2220.
PISILCO portable radio—like new—Mendel
whit model E epeedgun for kodake. Ar
:as. MI Sheriff 3976.
,5 FOOT ROYAL TRAlLER—Bargain at
at 3500. Contact Alfred C. Oyler 3358
,Nrindcreat.
LOST
ONE LARGE red and white checker hat
at DU sing Monday nite. Contact Fill
man 4819.
ONE PAIR tan pigskin gloves April 12 in
Sparks. Please call 341 Atherton.
BLACK WALLET lost lest weekend. Ini
tials G.E.T. If found call Frank Thomp
son 2411.
GRAY GABARDINE raincoat Thurs.. April
8, in Nay Physics second floor. I have
yours. Call 3941. Barnhart.
WILL PERSON who picked up wrong
gabardine topcoat at Theta Xi. April 17
call Stauffer (810). I have room
THIN GOLD NECKLACE chain Friday.
April 16 between Atherton Hall and State
College Hotel. Contact Sonja Tornvall, 160
Ath or Mm. Hall. N.W. Unit. Ath Hall.
BLACK NAVY COAT at Eng. C Thum
morning. I have your. Call Fortune at
1122.
WHO PICKED UP Argue candid camera
black case. with their coat at Lambda
Chi cloak room Saturday night. Call STU
:it 2602.
WANTED
RIDERS—to Philadelphia. Leave Satur
day noon, return Sunday. Call Bob Mein
ken, Phi Kappa Psi, telephone 4908.
MALE RIDERS--to Pittsburgh. Leave
Friday 3 p.m. Return Sunday evening.
Phone Mitchell 4444.
WILL PERSON who picked up gray wool
topcoat 126 Sparks April 10, call Her
shey 2937. I have yours.
WITNESSES to the motorcycle accident 5
p.m. Saturday at Allen and Prospect,
please call Hiller at 2397.
TO KNOW—Just "How Soon" Gab Time
can come!
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPlNG—theses, reports, stencils, eorr•
spondence, etc., expertly done on ne
Remington standard by experienced sec
rotary with degree in English. Call 4160.
• Record Albums to keep
your records safe.
• Chromatic Harmonicas
• Sheet Music for ALL In
struments
• London Records
• Repairing Your Instru
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• Parts for your instru
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• Musical Greeting Rec
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See The
HARMONY SHOP
136 S. Frasier St.
MI Lecture
.1. D. Conner of the Hudson
Coal Company will speak on
'Mine Dust and Silicosis" in 121
Mineral Industries at 7 o'clock
tonight. under the auspices of the
Mineral Industries Society.
Sigma Tau Elections
Sigma Tau. national engineer
ing honorary, recently elected
Samuel E. Firestone. president;
William C. McLain. vice-nresi
dent: Ross D. Pillsbury. treas
urer; James R. Herzog. corre
sponding secretary; Roger B.
Knowle s. recording secretary;
Louis N. Parent, historian.
World Federalists
An organizational meeting of
the American Student World
Federalists will be held in 418
Old Main at 7:3 , 0 o'clock tonicht.
All students interested in organ
izing a chapter at the College are
invited to attend.
Psychology Lecture
Dr. Wolfgang Kohler. German
itnYchologist and chairman of the
department of psychology at
Swarthmore College. will ....peak
in 10 Sparks at 8 o'clock tonight.
The title of Dr. Kohler's lecture
will be "New Evidence Com.:ern
ing the Mind-. Body Problem."
CALL iu
FOR D M
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. MITE COLLEGE,
Seniors-
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possible, said Samuel E. Neely,
chairman of the senior Class Day
Committee.
Members of the committee
nominating senior men for Class
Day honors are Neely, chairman.
and Suzanne R. Conro, Paul H.
Cutler, Eugene M. Fulmer, Rob
ert M. Koser and Dorothy E. Nei
man.
Cabinet-
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polled through existing organiza
tions on their willingness to allo
cate a TUS lounge for the store,
and to pay 50 cents annual mem-
Lership dues.
Memorial Fund
Amount collected for the Hetzel
L:brary Memorial Fund will be
announced by Willard Agnew. who
will present recommendations for
augmenting the sum next year.
Fraternity Banners
All fraternity and sorority ban
ners used as decorations for the
PanHel-IFC Bali may be obtained
at Student Union today.
TRY A PACK ... TODAY
Art Exhibit—
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The entire assemblage of paint
ings provides a record of present
day Pennsylvania activities.
One of the finest gatherings of
present-day a•rt in the country,
and the best ever shown at the
College. the special show was ar
ranged by the Gimbel Company.
This company commissioned 14
artists to give a contemporary
picture of Pennsylvania.
Talks Planned
A representative from the Gim•-
bel Company. Miss Alice Mer
riam. will be prepared to give gal
lery talks to any group of inter
ested students or townspeople.
Penn Slate Club-
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Sensing was named parliamen
tarian.
Installation of the new officers
will be at a later date.
Peruzzi also stated that the pre
liminary selections committee re
ported that nominations for the
Penn State Club annual award
for the outstanding man on
campus were presented to the
final selections committee. Com
mittee members are Arthur R.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 2040
Elections-
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Party victor, defeated Richard
Schlegel 1181 to 911, for the All-
College Secretary - Treasurer of
fice.
Terry Ruh'man and Bernard
Miller were elected Senior Class
Fresident and Vice-President, re
spectively. by a al-vote margin in
the closest race of tine election.
Arlene Spencer topped Lorraine
Munz. 427 to 360. for the Senior
Class Secretary-Treasurer oftice.
State Party candidates Robert
Wine and Alan Spinweiber cap
tured the innior class top offices
by a 063 to 584 vote margin, while
Virginia Fetter topped Alvina
Bartos 740 to 500, for Junior Class
Secretary-Treasurer, in the widest
margin of the contest.
Warnock, dean of men, Willard'
Agnew, IFC president; George
Donovan, student union manager.
The winner will be announced at
a later date.
A free bowling party will be
held by the members of the Penn
State Club Saturday evening.
Members who are paid-up, and
their dates, are requested to sign
their names on the club's bulletin
board immediately, and to meet at
the clubroom in 321 Old Main Sat
urday at 7:30 p.m.