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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.
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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. Ask for Mrs. Lehman.
FURNISHED 3 ROOM apartment with
bath in State College for September.
Phone C. Heide' 4329 after '"7".
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUR TYPEWRITER can be repaired
right here in State College, in many
cases 24 hours service. Just dial 2492 cu
bring machine to 633 West College Ave.
TYPING. TERM PAPERS, thesis, etc.
Quick, efficient service. Reasonable
prices. Call MS.
STUDENTS GET your term papers,
mimeographing and typing done. Sec
reterial service, Hotel State College.
Phone 4906.
FOR SALE
28' ZIMMER (47). New condition inside
and out. Completely furnished, refrig
erator, 13-G stove; private facilities on
large private lot. Must see to appreciate.
For appointment Call 8441, Ext. 563
Mrs. Speicher.
LADIES GOLF clubs and tennis racket
for sale. Cheap. Inquire Joan Momolen
or Doris Miller. 213 Atherton.
1948 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle
45 cu. in. Perfect. Must sell—ssoo.
A real bargain. 221 Windcrest.
IRON CRIB and mattress, $3: wicker
stroller-conch, $5 ; John Geyer, 432
Windcrest.
LARGE. TRAILER in pleasant country
location. All facilities. Ideal for small
fnmily. Moderate price. O'Brien, Boa's
burg 2871..
LOST
ONE BLACK Navy officers raincoat on
Mon. I've got years and, it's too darn
big! Call 4377, .F. A. lanni.
TOPCOAT from Phi Dolt House, on Bow
ery Ball weekend. "Dundee" label.
Phone 4057
FOR RENT
BICYCLES FOR RENT day or night.
Organize a group hike. 900 E. College
Phone 9200. Harry Hunter.
One evening in NORTRCOOL Summer Formal Wear will make you glad
to "go formal" more often. For, by the way you look and the way you
feel, you'll know that comfort and beauty were never more perfectly
combined. Fine looking and tailored in the best of taste . . . NORTHCOOL
formal wear lives up to its name for coolness and stay fresh wrinkle
resistant quality. Yes, all evening long you'll be glad to be in and
be seen in formal
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for the one you love
best ... your Mother!.
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