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TACTE 1W
No Right ...
At the bottom of mimeographed sheets
passed out to students and townspeople on
the streets of State College are these words:
‘lssued by the Communist Party Club, Penn
sylvania State College.”
If there is such an organiaztion on campus,
we question its right to identify itself with
the College, for no more complex reason than
this: No charter has been granted by the
College to a Communist Party Club.
It is the hight of the College Senate to
grant charters to student organizations. This
right is delegated to the Senate Committee
on Student and Staff Welfare. An inquiry
reveals that no formal charter has been
granted by the Committee to a Communist
Party Club and furthermore, that no charter
application has been made.
Therefore, the view of the College on this
group passing out literature identified with
the College is probably that it is a clear-cut
violation of established practice. No doubt
there are court records which uphold the
right of an institution to control use of its
name.
In the light of this, a “Communist Party
Club” (if it exists) has no right to attach
the name of the Pennsylvania State College
to its literature, and should forthwith end
•uch a practice.
AT THE MOVIES
CATHAUM—The Red Pony.
STATE—Little Women.
NlTTANY—Chicken Every Sunday.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
Kodak Monitor 616, case, sunshade, range
finder. Inquire 602 W. Beaver, third floor,
ifter S.
WE HAVE TWO fine apple orchards for
sale. Buffalo Valley and Trout Run.
Bell Agency, Williamsport, Pa.
*7 FT. TRAILER, three rooms, sleeps 4,
excellent condition. Must sacrifice. Real
'wrgain at $ll3O. Phone 7217.
FLUORESCENT DESK LAMP. Call Tom
mie 4863.
TRF RECEIVER, circuit A modification
of 14-8, RCA Tube Manual. 201 Watts
Hall, phone 5051-786 evening.
27 FT. TRAILER, excellent condition,
available immediately, reasonably
priced, 10 minute walk from campus.
Rudy's Park, behind Smith’s Dodge Gar
age.
1034 PLYMOUTH four-door fcedan, $95.
Twenty watt public address system com
plete. Also ten wutl phonograph ampli
fier. Joe Lohman, 201 Irvin.
1949 LA VIE. Call 2863.
1947 BLUE CHEVROLET convertible, ex-
ceiient condition, fully equipped,
eonable. on display at 102 E. College ave
nue. Call Bill 4672.
TRF RECEIVER, circuit A modification
of 14-8, RCA Tube Manual. 201 Watt*
Hall, phone 5051-786 evening l .
1940 BLUE CONVERTIBLE Plymouth,
fully equipped. Excellent condition,
$750. 200 Windceftt.
WHITE TUXEDO jacket. <2 long:, worn
but twiee; black tuxedo, 40 regular. Cal!
Bate* or Sprague 4246.
STEAMER TRUNK, like new, 4 drawers,
shoe compartment, space for 8 to 12
garment*—s4o. Call Latzo, 5051, 2nd
18 FOOT TRAILER. Running water. Good
location . Sleep* 4. 10 x 7 finished
room. Call Millie 6693.
BIKE. GOOD TIRES, bad tube*, new
brake, needs paint. $8 plus ad. Call
2490.
17’ TRAILER, weather proof shed, good
condition. Must sell, 4*50. Available
June 7. Apply 723 Windcrest,
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Wednesday, May 18
PENN STATE Bible Fellowship, 417 OW Main,
4 p.m.
WRA Badminton, WH gym, 6:15 p.m.
Bowling (beginners), 6:30 p.m.
Modern Dance, WH, 7 p.m.
Modem Dance Concert Group, WH, 8 p.m.
NEWMAN Club Discussion Group, Church Rec
tory, 7 p.m.
Arrannia.M. for interview. ihouM b. mad. Hi Ml OM Main
Pennsylvania State Employment Service has a
number of requests for persons interested in doing
farm work for at least six weeks, beginning Aug. 8.
Atlantic Refining Co., May 19, June grads with
mechanical aptitudes, are single, 25 to 29, and able
to move from place to place.
State Employment representatives will be on
campus May 19 to interview seniors interested in:
commercial teaching, education, structural eng,
mining eng, dietetics, chem (female), EE, phys
(MS with eng degree).
Published Tuesday through Saturday mornings Indus!vo 4sr*
ing tho College year by the staff of Tho Dally Collegian of The
Pennsylvania State College. Entered as second class matter
Joly 5, 1934, *t tho State College* Pm., Post Office under tho
Act of March 3, 1873. Subscriptions 82 a semester, 84 the
school year.
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Editor
Tom Morgan
Managing Editor Ksrmit Fink
News Editor Joe Coppa
Assistants - L. O. Gladfeltor
Copy Editor - Dorothy Lainc, Art Banning
Ad Manager James Cochrane
Assistant Herbert Bloogh
WANT TO BUY A
bath. In State Coll
7 p.m.
house? 3 rooms and
lege. Call 6256 after
1939 PLYMOUTH sedan. See it, drive
it, buy it. Phone 2463 E. Beaver.
1936 FORD 4-DOOR sedan, excellent con
dition, radio, heater, rebuilt motor. Call
Taylor 2337.
WATCH, MEN’S WRIST, Omega high
grade 17 jewel Swiss movement, keeps
perfect time. $25 or trade for good port
able radio. Jim Cotter. Nittany 25-21, 6-
7 p.m.
GERMAN LUGBR PISTOL. Excellent
condition, also supply of ammunition,
total $6O. Phone 2873.
1936 CHRYSLER convertible, good con
dition, $260. See Lucas at 237 West
Beaver.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL PERSON WHO took wrong eve
ning bag from Delt House Saturday
night call 64 Ath. I have yours.
DOUBLE ROOM available for weekends
and during the summer. Call at 210
South GUI street.
CAR OWNERS ATTENTION. Join AAA
now for only $6 for Ist year. State
College Hotel, Office 205, phone 4906.
ROOM AND BOARD
MEN INTER-SESSION, and 6 week*
post session. Alpha Zeta fraternity,
cumpuM. Call John McCool 4272 for
reservations.
LOST
DROWN WALLET Friday. Rec Hall or
Carnival. Finder keep money, return
wallet to Collegian office. Name, OrsinL
OVAL CAMEO RING setting between
Sparka and Simmon*. Reward. Senti
mental value. Call Jeanette, 15 Simmons.
PARKER 51. silver top, black bottom, May
6th in or around vicinity of Library.
Kinder call Abe 2840.
PARKER **sl”, grey and allver, ladies’
site, near Osmund. Finder please call
JoAnne, 170 Atherton.
RAINFAKE RAINCOAT at KDR House.
Kinder please call Harry Rhodes, Dorm
31. Room 16.
RONSON LIGHTER, initials RRC. If
found call Bob Cramer 4928.
Collegian Gazette
COLLEGE PLACEMENT
Sty* Sattg Collegian
Skiww to THE FBEE LANCE, «L ISM
Busineis Manager
Marlin A. Weaver
STAFF THIS ISSUE
BROWN GABARDINE TOPCOAT Sun
day, Hay 15 at Alan Seegar State Pack.
Finder ploaae call “Whitle” 3976. Reward.
SMALL GOLD CLIP at Poe Paddy Sat
urday afternoon. Call 2369, ask for Etta.
RELAX ! HAVE FUN. Rent a new bike.
Ride day or night. Call Harry 4200. 628
W. College.
BEAVER HOUSE IS offering room and
board all summer sessions, board $ll.
Room $3. One block from campus. Call
7851.
ROOM AND BOARD for married couples
for summer sessions at Marilyn Hall,
317 East Beaver avenue. State College.
Make your reservations now. Ask for
Mrs. Elleard or Mrs. Peterson.
RELAX 1 HAVE FUN. Rent a new
bike. Ride day or night. Call Harry
4200, 628 W. College.
TWO ROOM APARTMENT available for
summer, 4 miles from State College.
One person preferred. Write Daily Col
legian.
INFORMATION LEADING TO jobs for
two during summer involving travel
anywhere at reasonable pay. Call Willie
4272.
TUXEDO SIZE 39 regular. Must be in
good condition. Call John Gaut, 4256
anytime.
RIDERS TO FLORIDA for 2 week trip
starting about June Ist. Call McAllis
ter 4923 any mealtime.
TYPING DONE QUICKLY and REA
SONABLY. Also editing, rewriting.
Call 6847.
WANT RIDE TO CHICAGO. Minneapolis.
points in betweed leaving June 6. Will
share driving expenses. Call Emmert
3468.
TWO MORE PASSENGERS to Kansas
City. Call Alpha Sigma Phi 4961. Ask
for AI. Leave May 27.
ZEISS BINOCULARS, high power pre
ferred. Phone 6821.
WILL GENTLEMAN from Old Forge who
left maroon corduroy jacket in ear on
May 7 contact John Kuzmak, 568 Fellow*
street. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
FOR RENT
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Phi Eta Sigma
Initiates 63
Phi Eta Sigma, national fresh
men men’s scholastic honorary,
initiated 63 new members re
cently. Dr, Seth W. Russell, pro
fessor of sociology and assistant
dean of the School of Liberal
Arts, is the honorary member for
1949.
Prof. Robert E. Galbraith, Dr.
Franklin Krauss, Dr. Russell, and
Dr. Francis J. Tsc h a n spoke
briefly. Officers elected for the
next year are Joseph Minaro
vich, president; Frederick
Schulze, vice-president; Russell
Herman, secretary-treasurer; and
Willie Reasner, historian.
The new members are Eugene
Apple, Robert Artz, Robert Bail
ey, Lawrence Barnett, Donald
Bedo, John Boddington, Robert
Boyle, Robert Calder, John Dal
bor, Rplland Daley, Stanley Deg
ler, Maurice Durand, Robert Fast,
James Franceschina, Robert
Funk.
Harry Graham, Robert Groff,
Ronald Groff, Thomas Guido,
Richard Heisler, Russell Her
man, Bernard Hoffman, John
Hrivnak, Frederick Kramer, Ir
vin Kricheff, Robert Kuchinic,
Donald Lacey, Joseph Lannutti,
Rocco Lipari, James McFarland,
Dean McGahey.
Jesse Miller, Richard Miller,
Joseph Minarovich, Rober Moser,
Roger Mulhollen, John Murnma,
Lester Myers, Stanley Narus,
Michael Peshok, Daniel Rauscher,
Willie Reasner, Robert Reese,
Carl Rhoads, Irwin Robinson,
Robert Rothrock, Harry Schaff
er.
William Schneider, Frederick
Schulze, Robert Scott, Herbert
Seltzer, Paul Shumaker, John
Sinfelt, William Sittig, John
Skooglund, Luther Sprowls, An
thony Stemberger, Edward Sug
rue, Frank Szymborski, Paul
Waitkus, Bernard Yurick, and
Charles Yodzis.
MAN SWEARS
By Better Razor Blade
STATE COLLEGE, Pa.—
Plenty of men swear at their
razor blades, but here’s a man
who swears fry his!
When reporters called on Joe Mul
doon, they found him whistling
in the bathroom. “Boys,” he said,
“just tell my public I'm razor
blade happy. After years of trial
and error, mostly error, I finally
found my blade just a 'feather
touch' and~so long whiskers! Why,
shaving with Pal Hollow Ground
is as easy as flicking the top off
lemon meringue pie."
Mr. M forgot to say that Pal
Hollow Ground still gives you 4
for 104 (or 10 for 254,21 for 494,
44 for 984). He uses Double Edge.
GiUi cflk tki MMA '
WEDNESDAY. MAT ft.
Book Exchange
To Open May 25
Students may turn in their
used text books to the Student
Book Exchange from May 25 to
June 1. The Exchange will oper
ate in the BX room at the TUB,
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Although the Exchange does
not buy any book, it serves as a
centralized agency
where students may purchase or
put up for sale their own used
books. Only those texts currently
in use at the College will be ac
cepted at this time.
No books will be sold until the
beginning of the Fall Semester
but students may turn in texts
either now or in the Fall.
Ag Students Vote
On Fee Increase
Agriculture students have been
requested to vote on a proposed
50-cent increase in activities fees
by Penrose Hallowell, chairman
of the Fee Increase Committee.,
Voting will be held in the Ag
Building lobby between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m. today and tomorrow.
Registration of voters will take
place immediately preceding the
voting.
The revenue derived from the
proposed increase will be used to
support the Penn State Farmer,
Ag student magazine, which will
publish six issues beginning Oc
tober 5, and will give a student
a free one-year subscription. In
addition, the added capital will
help support Ag Student-Faculty
mixers, convocations, picnics,
dances, and other student ac
tivities.
LaVie Photos
Juniors in the Schools of
Agriculture and Chemistry
and Physics may have their
photos taken for the 1950 La-
Vie at the Penn State Photo
Shop this week. May 16-20.
Last Collegian Sat. May 21
Sell all your items now through
the classified ad column before
it's too late.
Room and Board
all summer at
DELTA UPSILON
Large lawn, good rooms, ex
cellent meals and central lo
cation.
Room and Board
$l7 per week
Special rates for mads tab
Cell 3936 for Reservations