PAGE SIXTEEN Cabinet Hears (Continued from page five) The Cabinet passed the amend ment without dissent. Zakor also brought, up to the Cabinet a proposal to Place a defi nite time limit on customs. Keller and Gabriel spoke . again, both recommending that customs be placed on a trial basis, and that after the first week of classes, which would correspond to the first week of customs, Tribunal and possibly the Hat Societies Council meet to discuss the dura tion of customs. Final Say . Cabinet still would have 'the final say as to the length of cus toms. It was recommended in several different ways that the lifting of customs be attended by festive ceremonies. No action was taken on the pro posals, Cabinet taking the sugges tion to "wait and see how they work." Cabinet also considered a list by Allen for Cabinet Service Awards to supersede a previous list pre sented to Cabinet. The list con tained 86 names of graduating seniors who have given• outstand ing service to the senior class and to the College. The list was passed unanimously. Appointments All of Davis' committee ap pointments were approved with out any objections. The request of John Clark, a student, that cabinet back the ef- .. i• -- , fort of Nittany Dorm area resi dents to obtain more street lights was referred to the newly ; -formed campus Safety and. Upkeep com mittee. Robert Fast was named chair man of the Student Union Com mittee upon the recommendation of James MacCallum, retiring chairman. Cabinet Groups • (Continued from page one) Haines, William Zakor, and Ed ward Hallman, Memorial Day Committee: Har ry Cover, William Raymond, co chairmen. Community Forum Committee: Marlin Br enn e r, co-chairman; Lynn Lapp, representative of stu dent body. Calendar Committee: Richard Bard, John Smidansky, co-chair men. Campus Upkeep and Safety Committee: Leonard Wargo, Rich ard Nickeson, co-chairmen. Public Occasions Committee: Malcom Olmstead, James Keat ley, co-chairmen, Athletics Awards Committee: Walter Miller, chairman. Campus Chest' COmmittee: Car rol Howes, Curtis Wessner, Rich ard Bard, Nancy George, Elsa Pasline, Barbara Sprenkle, Her bert Axford, Francis Artley. - Jane Mt, Joan Esterly, Otto Grupp, and Marlin Brenner. • Parliamentarian: Marlin Bren ner. Student Work Agency Repre sentative: Homer Barr. ANNE PEARCE Famous University of Southern California Alumna, says: . "Make' my cigarette your cigarette. Smoke milder Chesterfields." ClI~~- APPEARING IN • •"1 WAS, A SHOPLIFTER" A UNIVERSAL•INTERNATIONAL PICTURE r~°' •i:. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE,• PENNSYLVANIA SEIM WINTIRSAIITH MUCH IitMORIAI, HMI. Mad Hats-- (Continued from page one) will be held in• Old Main in front of Student Union desk'during, the same hours, 10 to 2, Krane said. He also emphasized that "Mad Hatter's Day" was for men and women both, and _ anyone may enter as an individual or as a representative of a campus group. "Mad Matter's Day" was plan ned as the' surprise event to keep Spring Week spirit rolling. Every one was urged by both_Krane and the Spring Week committee to join in the fun and vie for one of the $5 prizes. CLASSIFIEDS' All classified advertisements most •Ise in by 12:00 p.m. day preceding. issue. Priem are 50e one insertion; 7k. two : insertions: $l.llO three insertions; 41.25 four insertions: $1.50 five insertions: 17: words Or less. All words over" 17, three, for 5e each• insertion. Call Collegian 0441--ext. 544. FOR RENT BICYCLES .FOR RENT day, or. night. Organize. a 'grinip hike. 400 E. Cotleire Phone , 4200. Harry Hunter. • • • DOUBLE ROOM for male students for summer. sessions. Call' 7193. ;• TWO 'AND THREE Room Apartments 'opposite campus. Reply Box 643 - Centre Daily Times Office. State College. ROOM FOR all - three summer sessions Board-Monday through Friday. Call 7274 SINGLE ROOM for summer, double for, summer and- winter—alio two 'small tuxedo suits for sale. Cull , 2244. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT; three rooms and bath. Ideal for couple. Avail able June Ist. Thirty dollars. Call Belle fonte 9225. WANTED WANTED Passengers to and (or) from Los Angeles nine June. Call Pfriem or. Burton, Phi Gamma Delta. APARTMENT unfurnished in State College by disabled veteran graduate student and wife for'two years,:eommen eing June or JUly. Box 261. TWO STUDENTS desire ride to Mexico, leaving June 16. Call Harry, 3996. PASSENGERS WANTED for L. A. Cali fornia end of semester. Call J. IL Grosslight Ext. 2951 or 2683. WANTED TO Buy Microscope Suitable for • Medical School use. Phone 2.376. Ask for Bob. FOR SALE MERRIAM WEBSTER two volume die - tionary, 2nd edition' 1949, printing over three thousand pages of vital information. 80x..261. BEAUTIFUL BLACK Strapless Evening Gown, size 16. Cheap. 241 East Pros pect anytime. • 1081 STUDEBAKER Sedan. 60,000 actual miles. Very good condition: Make offer. 'Bray. Dorm 3440, Phone 5051-294. t 950 LA VIE 'For Sale. Brand New. A bargain, for only $B.OO. Phone 6659. 24' HOUSETRAILED set up to _move in Insallated room attached. Will sell for mortgage., Apply-buy; Stearns, 'Bellefonte BB 1., • • . LOST SHOWN CHECK Collapsible . Umbrella taken from Temp. Would appreciate very much your returning it to McElwain Office. . . . . CRAVANETTE•RAINCOAT taken .by mis take from Osmond Lab Wed. afternoon. I have your Samthur Alligator coat.'. Call 2370,' ask 'foi Lou. FRIDAY, - MAY-19;;1950 ONE BLACK Navy °Mere raincoat on Mon. I've got yours and it's too .darn big! Call 4377, F. A. lanni. BROWN RAINCOAT,' First Floor Willard, Monday May 15: Name on inside of collar. Call John Deremzo. '7671, SHAFFER PEN, Mat week: Black Wide band. Faintly marked TIRF: Sentimental value. Reward and iratitude. Call 2468. RAINCOAT, . AUTO .Keys in pocket. Don't mind walking in rain but do mind pushing car. Zacko 2084. BLACK NAVAL Of f leers raincoat in Burrower Bldg. Tuesday evening May 9. Finder please call Warren 2844. LOST IN White Hall. Monday. May, 15 Brown Trench Coat Durbroke 'label; Shinola polish in pocket. Call Dick Wilder 4175. • ROOM AND BOARD ROOM • AND BOARD; Men only, Science Sessions 'June 13 to July 22 and July 24 to Sept. 2. Alpha Zeta, campus. dall John McCool . 7621 for reservations.' THETA KAPPA PHI, •Summer session $12.50• per week. Also room or board separately. Call 5311. • MISCELLANEOUS YOUR TYPEWRITER "can' be • repaired right here in State College. in 'map? cues 24 hours service. duet• dial 2492 or bring machine to 683, West College Ave. STUDENTS Get your: term papers . mimeogr/phing. and ,typing .done! Secre tarial Service. Hotel State College.' Phone 4906. . ANYONE WITNESSING : accident involv ing motorcycle: at .corner of College Avenue and Pugh Street about 6:50 p.m. May 15, please contact Delta Theta Sigma. CATERING FOR'•Weddirig Parties, special cookies, wedding cakes of •all sizes. canapes, table setting., Frida "Stern, 122. Irvin Ave. Phone 4818, State College. MEXICO—UNIVERSITY of Michoacan and Mexico City. Leaving Tune • 24th. Returning August 15th. Passengers!' Call Hoke 5051-262. .-• '
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