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Carnival --
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on a tour to any point on the
carnival grounds.
Sun Dance
Retiring All-College President
Robert Davis, in keeping, with a
custom established last year, was
"sacrificed" before a roaring bon
fire to the sun gods as a part of
the sun dance ceremonies on the
lawn in front of Old Main Wed
nesday night. Davis was "seized"
from a joint social meeting of the
old and new cabinets at President
Eisenhower's home.
Athletic Awards
Preceeding the sun dance in
dividual Lion awards were pre
sented to members, coaches, and
managers of Penn State's three
outstanding varsity athletic
The soccer team won the na
tional soccer championship, the
teams.
cross-country ' team, the NCAA
title, and the wrestling team, the
Eastern Intercollegiate wrestling
crown.
• Begun in 1947
The student sponsored awards
were begun in 1947 when they
were given to members of the
championship foo t b all team
which played in the Cotton Bowl
at Dallas, Texas.
They have been traditional
since then. The awards consist
of a miniature lion shrine mount
ed on a cherry base. They are
individually engraved.
Edward Shanken and Barbara
Sprenkle, co-chairmen of special
events for Spring Week, were in
charge of arrangements for the
Sun Dance ceremonies.
Alpha Chi Omega
The dancers, dressed in authen
tic Indian regala, were members
of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity.
They were Gene Myers, William
Burrows, Kirk Garber, Paul Sho
gren, Solomon Jaffe, Stanley Vitt,
George Allison, Hampton Huff,
John Smith, Stanley Rapp, Karl
Shilliff, and William Mikesell.
Ray Evert's orchestra played
for the starlite dance on the plaza
in front of Old Main.
Parade -
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parade. The reviewing stand will
be located on the north side of
College avenue at the entrance
to the College Mall.
At 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, south
of the Armory, the 112th Air
craft Control and Warning Squad
ron„ State College unit of the
Pennsylvania Air National guard,
will hold demonstrations of radar
equipment, picking up the flights
of Navy and Air Force planes
provided surrounding trees and
buildings do not interfere.
Series of films representing all
of the services will be shown
starting at 10 am. in the Armory.
There will also be a display of
Army, Air Force and Navy wea
pons and. equipment.
The Air Force will also have
a window display in the Com
merce Club window on West Col
lege avenue. The Arnold Air So
ciety of Air Cadets will carry on
a program for disseminating in
formation in town.
Marines Represented
Although the College does not
have Marines on the campus, Lt.
Col. Foley, associate professor of
naval science, with several Naval
ROTC cadets will represent them.
The Marine flag will also be rep
resented.
The route of parade will be
east on Pollock road to Short
lidge road; south on Shortlidge
road to College avenue; west on
College avenue to Burrowes road;
north on Burrowes road to the
tennis courts where the parade
will dismiss.
Get this action Saturday morning at 10
YOU can tell the world what you thought
of Spring Week. From the world famous
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Picnic To Be Held
By DeMolay Club
Officers were elected and plans
made for a picnic at the last
meeting of the- DeMolay Club.
Next-semester's officers ar e
Thomas Farrell, president; Lewis
Hoover, vice-president; Donald
Cocher, secretary, and Melvin
Seifer, treasurer.
Members planning to attend
the club's picnic at Whipple's
Dam May 27 must sign up by
Thursday. The cost will be 50
cents per person and guests may
attend.
Residents of the Nittany-Pol
lock area should register with
Seifer, Pollock 3, room 21; West
Dorms—Cocher, 24 McKee Hall;
or town—Frederick Keefer, 316
S. Allen street.
Players' Production
Starts Final Week
The Players' production of
George Bernard Shaw'S "John
Bull's Other Island" enters its fi
nal week-end at Center Stage to
night.
Tickets are on sale at the Stu
dent Union desk in Old Main.
Price is '9O cents for tonight and
$1.25 for tomorrow night. Re
freshments are served after Sat-.
urday performances.
Starting time is 8 p.m.
inductions
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postponed for 30 days after com
pleting the present school year
to enable them to obtain draft
deferable essential employment
or to enlist in a service of their
choice.
College students who gradu
ated last January were given a
one-month postponement from
induction and about 2500 of the
25,000 graduates obtained essen
tial employment by the end of
the postponement, Hershey said.
"The rest were drafted," he
said.
The deadline for applying for
the Selective Service apptitude
test, originally set at May 15, was
extended to May 25. No reason
was given for the extension.
JOAN CRAWFORD
ROBERT YOUNG
"GOODBYE
MY FANCY"
GLENN FORD
ANNE BAXTER
"FOLLOW
THE SON"
LANA TURNER
RAY MILLAND
"A LIFE OF
HER OWN"
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Business --
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Rupp, Gene Morley, Ruth Dor,
sey, Betty Dewees, Patricia An-'
derson, Betty Richardson, Linda
Jacobs, Mary Hickey Janet Hor
ger Barbara Knoff Joan Bowers,
and Ronald Isenberg.
Gloria Beppler, Marilyn - Du-
Pont and Sally Milleer were pro
moted to freshman board.
TRAILER' 27 foot. Call Howe 6595
Woodsdale Park.
1247 STEWART 27' Housetrailer. Excell
ent condition. 3 room type, insulated
addition, blonde plywood interior. 322-B
Windcrest.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, available
in June. Cull Mrs. Whitehouse, State
College 8441, Ext. 2649 between 8 and
8:30 a.m. only, or write Box 228 R.D. 1,
Port Matilda.
MOTORCYCLE 1949 Indian Chief. Call
5051 Ext. 792.
1046 ELCAR TRAILER 25 ft. Excellent
condition. Bottled gas stove, available
in June. 373 Windcrest. State College.
1939 STUDEBAKER Champion cheap
dependable transportation. 812 W. Col
lege Ave. after 5 p.m. .
ARMY OFFICERS uniform. Tuxedo (38),
automobile radio, '9l Chevrolet coupe,
16 inch crome wheel rings. Call George
145 Hamilton Hall.
1941 NATIONAL 24' trailer with nice
insulated room addition and new con
dition Crosley 7 cubic foot refrig. $750.
Bill Smith, Spring Lea Trailer Camp,
phone 6693.
SHE'S BEAUTIFUL but Uncle Sam says
leave her. 1948 DuPage Trailer for sale
—conveniences, room. Bell Fricke, Spring
Lea Park. Phone 6593.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
PERSONAL
MARX I am sworn to secrecy, but the
Penn State Photo Shop is planning
something big watch their window,
John.
WANTED
SEVERAL PASSENGERS to Texas. Leav
ing May 30th. Call Jeanne, State Col
lege 4422.
LOST
MAY 13 front of Grange Dorm, , boy's
and man's tan gabardine top coats. Call .
Virginia Richard •E%t.' 896.
LOST: PEARL Alpha Epsilon Pi pin
Call Aaron 2941.
RED CARDIGAN Sweater Wednesday
morning between Eng. A and White
Hall. Please call Judy, 23 Atherton.
LADY'S GOLD watch in Ag Hill vicinity.
Initials '.Reward offered. Cail
John Borne, 5051-263.
LOST: OME silver: Key Chain with one
key in vicinity of Old Main Wed. night.
Finder call Ext. 787.
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR Rent: Enjoy summer school.
Room and s or board. Call Bob Scullin,
6311. Theta Kappa Phi
FURNISHED APARTMENT—three rooms
and bath for summer occupancy. Metz
ger. Building. Call 7230.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: half
bachelor apartment with kitchen. stay
ing thru summer. Contact Ted Bolla 6269.
Gregarious nature preferred.
.r.
ROOMS FOR * men at Marilyn Hall, 317
- - - -
East Beaver Ave. for all summer ses
sions. Convenient to town and campus.
Make reservations now with Mrs. Ellard.
Dial 3936.
3 ROOM and bath furnished apartment.
Available June 15. 2 miles east of State
College. Klinger Heights. Phone 3168.
These isotopes—which serve as tracers
are used by Bell scientists to study the
materials that go into the telephone
system. Our research men, working with
Geiger counters, are able to detect
wear in relay contacts, impurities in metals,
the penetration of preservatives in'wood.
This new research tool helps us to
learn more in less time, helps us to make
telephone equipment even more rugged -
and dependable. That's especially important
right now when the Nation relies on
the telephone to help get things done.
EXPERIENCED WAITERS and kitchen
help for main summer session. Call
John Perry, 8441 Ext. 718.
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM and BOARD offered at Lambda
Chi Alpha for all summer sessions.
Contact Bob Enterline. Telephone 2602.
ROOM and BOARD at Rappa Delta Rho
for all summer sessions_ Contact Bob
Rosier or Don Carbaugh. Phone 2337.
BEST LIVING conditions at Theta Chi.
Room and/or board for all summer
sessions. Call 3916 or 4702.
WHY NOT live on beautiful Ag Hill,
overlooking the college' gardens, for the
summer sessions? Double rooms available
beginning with inter-session. Phone Stat.
College 2877.
ROOMS ON first floor, with board, for
congenial roomers who go home week
ends: Private entrance and shower. Avail
able Tune 10 for school year 1951-'52.
Phone State College 2877.
MISCELLANEOUS
IT' YOUR typewriter needs repairs isail
call 2492 or bring machine to, 638 W
College Ave. Mr. Beatties' 28 fears ex
perience is at your set-lice.
NOTICE TO all College employees. In
this special. campaign for new mem
bers. it is not necessary to have a sponsor
to join the Centre County Motor Club.
TENNIS FANS It's Hassinger for rack
et stringing the No-Awl Way. Prompt
service. Guaranteed work. Longer life'to
string and racket. 514 E. Seaver after
5 p.m. Phone 2316.
ANYONE WANTING LP recording of
Verdi Requiem by Chapel Choir contact
any member of choir or call 8441-2429 by
Wednesday.
SKIN HEAD Eiland, his lute and his
lullabies for adults. Fri. night Quartet
Of Glass, Paradise Cafe.
BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
FRIDAY MAY 'lB, 1951
HELP WANTED