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Duff Is Ist In
Layout Contest
George D. Duff, Robert L. Ley
burn, and Ruth Harding have been
named winners of the advertising
layout contest sponsored by the
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publish
ers association for advertising
majors in the Department of
Journalism.
Prof. Donald W. Davis, in charge
of the advertising sequence at the
College, announced the award
winners.
Duff won the first award of $l5,
Leyburn, second $lO. and Miss
Harding, third, $5.
Arthur Anderson, James Gef
fert, and Clair Dorman were given
honorable mention.
Judging of the contest' was un
der the direction of Robert R. Mc-
Cracken, advertising manager of
the Norristown Herald and chair
man of the PNPA Display Adver
tising committee.
Transscripts Required
Of Psi Chi Applicants
All undergraduates and grad
uate students interested in mem
bership in Psi Chi, psychology
honorary, should turn in their
grade transcripts to Miss Decker
in 112 Burrowes or to any person
of the membership committee,
president Jack Gillespie said yes
terday.
Students holding a 2.0 all-Col
lege average in psychology sub
jects are eligible. Any other in
formation concerning admittance
to the club may be obtained from
Miss Decker or anyone of the
membership committee.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1937 CHEVROLET. CALL 6276
STUDENT OWNED and operated ARK
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TRAILER SALES, 3 miles west on
route 322 to Port Matilda. has several
new and used trailers for sale: 1951 25
ft. Overland, 1950 27 ft. Travelite, 1947
22 it. Travelite and others. Liberal
financing plans to suit your need. Stop
at lot or phone Alvin Haley 7394 after
5:30 p.m., weekdays or anytime on week
ends.
TIRED OF Knittin'? Want sumpin t'do?
Meddle point is the thing* fer yon!
Margaret's Shop, S. Frazier St.
COMPLETE RINGAUTHONE French
course $25. 217 West Park.
NEW DIAMOND ring half price $125.
Guaranteed. See Jimmy 231 South .Ath
erton Street.
FOR RENT
DOUBLE ROOMS with single beds near
campus; also single in double room.
Student or working man. Phone 2919.
Try Our NEW
GUARANTEED DEVELOPING
Oversize Snapshots
YOU ALWAYS GET BETTER SNAPSHOTS
at CENTRE COUNTY FILM LAB
Buy Photo Items at a Camera Store
CLIP
for your get acquainted offer
1 - 5x7 FREE of negative of
your choice from roll developed
by us.
Speech Dept:Has
3 At Conference
Three faculty members of the
Speech department participated
in the Eastern Public Speaking
conference held recently in Bos
ton.
Dr. Robert T. Oliver, ' head of
the Department of Speech, served
as a member of the Publications
and Nominations committees. Dr.
Eugene T. McDonald,' director of
the speech and hearing clinic,
presented a paper on "Modern
Concepts for Cleft Palate Speech
Retain in g," and Joseph F.
O'Brien, professor of speech, was
chairman of a sectional meeting,
served on the Constitutional Re
vision committee, and was elect
ed to the Nominating committee,
Dr. Sylvester K. Stevens of
State College discussed "The Im
portance of State and Local His
tory as a Field Study" at the
sectional meeting.
Dean's List Addition
One name was omitted from
the dean's list of the School of
Chemistry and Physics for the
fall semester of last year, accord
ing to George Haller, dean. He is
Daniel Rauscher, with a 2.7 aver
age.
Matmen Advance-
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John Sentz, 4-2.
The only 128 bout saw Fred
Rodgers score a fast, impressive
pin over Alex Martin in 0:36.
Also, in the lone 121 match Ernie
Moore lost to Fred Fieni, 4-0;
Tom Runyan also won via forfeit.
LOS T, CAMEL-HAIR double-breasted
coat outside 217 Willard. Please notify
Joan Kolanslry, 347 Atherton Hall. Re
ward. - •
FOUND: THREE orchestras at Ree Hall
April 21. Semi-formal. No corsages.
$2.50 couple.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just
can 2492 or ioring machine to N 4 W
College Ave. Mr. Beattie. 28 years ex
perience is at your B er ries.
TENNIS FANS - Hassinger for
racket stringing the No-Awl Way.
Prompt service. Guaranteed work. Long
er life to string and racket. 514 E. Bea
ver after 5 p.m.
24 HOUR
SERVICE
PRINTING
"Bound to Please
122 W. Beaver Ave.
THIS COUPON
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the same service.
The committee voted to conduct
a survey of the residents of the
area on the question, and bring
the results to the attention of the
administration.
Tribunal Killed
The council also took the final
vote on the proposed West dorm
tribunal, and defeated the estab
lishment of a tribunal, 15-0, with
two abstentions.
All proposed amendments to
the AIM constitution except the
limitation upon grants and loans
to the various councils were ap
proved by the council.
A resolution asking the Col
lege to \ select residents of the
West dorms on a seniority semes
ter basis was also approved by the
council, an a committee was set
up to work with the dean of men's
office on the problem of housing.
The council also passed a reso
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in the classics. But in this case, he's dropped his Latin leanings and slings
American slang with the best of them. He comes right out
"cum loudly" whenever he voices his opinion on these quick-trick,
one-puff cigarette tests. They're a snub to .his high I.Q.
He knows from smoking experience there's just one
intelligent way to judge the mildness of a cigarette.
les the sensible test . . . the 30-Day Camel Mildness Test,
which simply asks you to try Camels as .a steady smoke
on a pack-after-pack, day-after-day basis. No snap
judgments needed. After you've enjoyed Camels and only
. Camels for 30 days in your "DZone".(T for Throat,
T for Taste), we believe you'll know why ...
More People Smoke Camels
than any other cigarette!
ROTC Physicals
To Be in Armory
All ROTC cadets who have
been ordered to take physical
examinations in the infirmary
are now ordered to report to the
armory, Col. Lucien Bolduc, pro
fessor of military science and tac
tics at the College, announced
recently.
Cadets are to report according
to their r egularly scheduled
time, Col. Bolduc added.
It was announced yesterday
that all ROTC cadets who are
scheduled to report for physical
examinations today and. up to
Saturday 'are to see Sgt. Lane in .
101 Carnegie hall.
lution opposing the use of women
to clean the bathrooms of the
West dorms, and a committee was
appointed to speak with housing
director Clark on the problem.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1,51.
Zerbe, Senior Forester,
is Awarded Scliokwsidp
John I. Zerbe, a senior in wood
utilization, was awarded one of
four lumber industry scholarships
sponsored by the National Lurn
ber Manufacturers association.
The Department of Forestry
was informed this week of- the
award by R. A. Colgan, executive
vice-president of the association.
The scholarships are for a ten
week summer training period, be
ginning Stine 25 and ending Aug
ust 31, in the laboratory of the
Timber Engineering company in
Washington; D.C.
PGM Certificates Ready
Membership certificates for the
January initiates of Pi Gamma
Mu, social science honorary, are
available at the office of the dean
of Liberal Arts.
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