PAGE 'FOUR Alumni Group-- (Continued from page one) the Press reported. A postcard notice of the election advocating the candidacy of the three "inde pendents" bears the names of Clarke W. Clemmer, 'l5; Ralph Horst, '35; and Homer M. Martz, '33. 'Committee of 90' On the other side of the election campaign, a special "Committee of 90" has been formed to back the candidacy of Milholland, Mau the, and Fritsche. The pro-Mil holland group is urging the re election of the incumbent group because it thinks "it makes sense to keep experienced men on the board during this crucial history of the College." The independents also oppose a proposal to be presented the Board of Trustees which would limit voting for trustees to active members of the Alumni Associa tion, and all other graduates who express the desire to vote by re questing a ballot.. At present bal lots are mailed to about 27,000 graduates, it was learned. About 20 per cent reply. Although the vote in favor of Dr. Eisenhower was announced as unanimous, th e "independents" claim the three incumbents op posed Dr. Eisenhower's appoint ment. Prior to the selection of Dr. Eisenhower it had been felt in in formed campus circles that Mil holland was the leading candidate for the position. Dr. Eisenhower's appointment came as a complete surprise. Cabinet To Hold Annual Banquet The annual All-College Cabin et banquet for incoming and outgoing All-College officers will take place tonight at 6 o'clock in the Nittany Lion Inn. Prominent student and faculty members will attend. Wilmer E. Kenworthy, assis tant to the president of the Col lege in charge of student af fairs, will give a short talk. Also scheduled to speak are Ted Allen and Robert Davis, outgoing and incoming All-College presidents. • "Vora a scetist's 'point of .. rimheresy.... One oft he fu nniest, yet roost nn in view --\ five ever *ritten TI-IF. DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE' PENNSYLVANIA Pi Alpha Xi initiates 11 The following eleven students have recently been initiated into Pi Alpha Xi, floriculture honor ary: James T. Atkinson, Robert Cash, Thomas Dickson, John Early, Donald Egolf, George Hel ler, Donovan Hower, Richard Schlegel, Richard Steigerwalt, Robert Watkins, Richard Wie land. CLASSIFIEDS All classified 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: $1.50 five insertions: 17 words or less. All words over 17. three for 5c each insertion. Call Collegian 8441--ext. 544. WANTED REWARD if John Wood can rent that small apartment you're quitting in June. Call College 2034. APARTMENT in or near State College to sublet for summer session by couple with 8-week-old child.' Phone coned any. time, Williamsburg 57-Rl2. FULL TIME photographic technician. Experience necessary. Call College Ex tension 2125. 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