PAGF FOUR Prof Fired --- (Continued from page one) was "extreme, illegal and im moral, and damaging to the pub lic relations of the College," ac cording to the New York Times. The College was aware of his New York activities when he Was hired last Fall and Morse told him then that the Stuyves ant Town affair did not concern the College, Lorch stated. Lorch had been recommended for reappointment by Orrin Frink, head of the math depart ment. Last year he was dismiss ed from a similar position at City College of New York, with no official reason given. His statement hinted that Met ropolitan Life Insurance com pany, which owns Stuyvesant Town, had interevened to pre vent his reappointment here. The AAUP is investigating and has stated that reappoint ment should be considered on the basis of Lorch's qualifica tions, not the issues he supports. Lorch's statement said that a committee might be set up to work for his reappointment and thus prevent possible blacklist ing of the College by the AAUP. Mother, may I go out to swim? EASTER VACATION IS OVER! Yes, My Darling Daughter Hang your clothes on a hickory limb, ". HE' A SMART BOY .. . But don't go near the water! He knows that there isn't much Yes, My Darling Daughter time before Summer vacation ... So he's rushing down to A COMEDY BALFOUR'S PRESENTED BY to see and order the beautiful OFFICIAL PLAYERS PENN STATE CLASS RING • • • WEEKENDS BEGINNING - Order now for Summer delivery - APRIL 14 AT CENTER STAGE BALFOUR A. A. STORE • YOU HELP YOURSELF VOTE LION - News Briefs Sociology Club The Sociology Club meeting scheduled for this evening has been cancelled. Instead, the club will meet at 7:15, April 26. The place and speaker will be an nounced later. MI Display -Mounts A Mineral Industries display of graphite, the mineral of the week, will be on •exhibition in the lobby of MI building for the rest of this week. The graphite came from Ti conderoga, and is used as a raw material for pencil leads and in the • refining process for ex ceptionally high-grade steel, Phy Ed Pre-Registration • Pre-registration for students in the School of Physical Educa tion and Athletics for the sum mer sessions is now being con ducted. Advisors' schedules are posted in White Hall and Mofatt Cottage. WHEN YOU . 'VOTE SENIOR CLASS President John Erickson Vice-President Wally Miller Sec.-Treasurer Lois Kenyon THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE C;OI;I_,EGE PENNSYLVANIA When you vote LION you vote for experience and capability. These candiates have proven that they have been and ,are working for a better and stronger student governinent = one that can benefit YOU by improving YOUR college Penn State. Riemer To Speak To PSCA Tonight The Penn State Christian-As sociation meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight will feature Dr. Neal Riemer of the political science department of the College as speaker. Dr. Riemer has chosen as his topic "Public Policy and Demo cratic Political Action." A dis cussion will follow the talk and refreshments will be served. Candidates for CA offices will be introduced.,Following the meeting the elections will be held. C & F Speaker Chester ,A. Crawford, vice president of Lehigh Portland Ce ment Co., will speak on' "Oppor tunities in Industrial Sales, at the State College Hotel to morrow. The business luncheon, fifth in the current series of Delta Sigma Pi-sponsored lectures, will start at 12 noon. Tickets at $l.OO including the price of the meal, will be sold at the door: ALL COLLEGE President Bob Davis Vice-President Harry Kondouralian Sec.-Treasurer Emerson Jones EXPERIENCE and CAPABILITY Cigarette Firm To Hold Contest A carton of Chesterfield cig arettes will be awarded to the person who writes the best Let ter to the Editor in the Daily Collegian each week. Judging will be done by the Daily Collegian Senior Editorial Board. No specifications have been set up as to the size or content of the letters. Probable basis for judging will be those letters which are of most value to the student body and those most thought-provoking. CLASSIFIEDS All chiselled advertisements must be in by 12:00 p.m. day preceding issue. Prices are .50c one insertion; 75c two insertions: $l.OO three insertions: $1.25 four insertions: $1.60 Ova insertions: 17 words or less. All words over 17. three for be each insertion s . Call Collegian 8441--ext. 644. MISCELLANEOUS YOUR TYPEWRITER can be repaired right here in State College, in many cases 24 hours service. Just dial 2492 or bring. machine to 633 West College Ave. STUDENTS—Get your term papers, mim eographing and typing done I Secretarial Service, Hotel State College, phone 4906. life at - VOTE LION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 PERSONAL Ellen Father calls week end escapade naughty, but I say "Yea. My Darling Daughter.'' Love, Mother. Center 'Stage this weekend. BROWN LEATNER notebook with sip per. initials N.J.S. Lett in Glennland Music Room. Call 3468, ask for Ray. TAKEN from S.A.E. weekend, March 3, tan gabardine topcoat, maroon lining, gold label. Call Robbie, 4928. LOST— Friday afternoon, March 31, a TUE aliderule, either in Osmond; Sparks, or Temporary. Contact Paul Eb erly, Dorm 28, Room 8. VACANCY for one or two students, three • blocks from campus. Call 2887. THREE ROOM apartment. First June. Close to campus. No children. Interested, write Shirley Faller, Collegian Box 241. WANTED— Information whereabouts of daughter, missing over weekend. Call Lewis Murray. Center Stage. "Yes, My Darling Daughter." Q 4E 4 „ . • FOR EFFICIENCY • ECONOMY • CONVENIENCE • WORK-SAVING • THOROUGHNESS For pick-up and delivery service take youi laundry to Jordan Hall pressing room, .McElwain Hall recreation room, Sally's room in Atli Hall, 302 Woman's Bldg., McAllister Hall, 211 Grange, and Simmons recreation room. MARSHALL'S Automatic Laundry 454 E. College Ave.—Rear LION JUNIOR CLASS President Dave Mutchler Vice-President Don Carlson Sec.-Treasurer Ann Porter LOST FOR RENT WANTED
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