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Trustees --
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proposal that would increase stu
dent representation on the Ath
letic Association by two members
will also be considered. Present
representation on the association
is three students out of 13 mem
bers.
The third annual faculty-trustee
dinner will be held at 5:30 p.m.
tomorrow in the Nittany Lion
Inn. Dr. John A. Hannah, presi
dent of Michigan State College,
will speak on "The Responsibility
of a Land-Grant College for Gen
eral Education."
Dr. M. Nelson McGeary, presi
dent of the local chapter of the
American Association of Univer
sity Professors, sponsors of the
dinner, will preside. President
Eisenhower will introduce Dr.
Hannah. Music will be provided
by Hummel Tishburn and Frank
Gullo, Department of Music.
Some banquet tickets were
available yesterday at the Student
Union desk in Old Main.
Lima to Speak Dec. 13
Dr. Alceu Amoroso Lima, di
rector of the Department of Cul
tural Relations of the Pan-Amer
ican Union, will speak at 8 p.m.
next .Thursday at Phi Kappa
fraternity, and not today as re
ported in yesterday's Daily Col
legian.
Air flow in baby bottles can
no w be controlled by a metal
valve placed in the nipple of the
bottle.
1E DAILY . COLLEGIAN, 'STATIC ct - ..ZEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Checker Club
Ties Clearfield
In First Game
The Penn State and State Col
lege Checker Club, unbeaten and
untied last year, was tied 2 1 / 2 to
2 1 / 2 by the Clearfield Checker
Club in the first game this year
played in the recreation room of
Hamilton Hall.
It was a five board match with
four games being played at each
board.
On board one, Dan Frank and
W. Swope, of - State, collaborated
to win over T.. R. ,Boyd of Clear
field. Theodore Yudacufski, presi
dent of State's club, defeated
Doyle lansberry of Clearfield for
State's two wins.
S. S. Skinner and 0. Haney of
Clearfield defeated State's Leon
ard Goodman and Robert 'Higa
shida on boards two and four.
Board five showed a draw as
"EL D. Achenbach, Clearfield, equa
lized State's George Romer and
James Broad.
Plans are underway to arrange
another• match with Clearfield at
Clearfield, Yudacufski, president
of State's club, announced yester
day. •
Gardeners should take care to
put fallen leaves together to make
a composite pile, for leaf mold.
Leaf mold is especially valuable
for repotting house plants.
MILDNESS
NO UNPLEASANT AFTERTASTE*
GOP Cuts --
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of the College will be serious
and a means will have to be
found to meet the deficit.
A GOP senator, who preferred
to remain nameless, said that
while before the Senate group
Tuesday, President Eisenhower
pointed out that Penn State sal
aries were lower than most in
the area and that recent in
creases in buildings has de
manded more money for main
tainance.
Finances at the College are op
erated through a State appropri
ation on a biennial basis. The
last appropriation was in 1949,
when about $11,000,000 was re
ceived.
"There is but one good 'throw
upon. the dice, which is to throw
them away."—Chatfield
CLASSIFIEDS
DIETZGEN LOG Log Slide Rule. Call
teacher - 2941. Liberal reward.
GOLD TRIMMED horn rimmed glasses.
Contact Essie, 112 Atherton Hall.
LOST TUESDAY evening Lady Elgin
wristwatch. Black band. Please return
to M. Bleiberg. 406 Simmons. Reward.
GRUEN WRIST watch Saturday evening
Finder please contact Walter Poliak
Phone 2207. Reward.
am. .... J.,og-Log DECITRIG Slide Rule.
Contact J. Knox, 7881. Lost Nov. 30,
Reward. Name on slide rule.
ALPHA XI Delta sorority pin 'was lost.
If found call Doris Free, 213 or 216
Simmons.
*From the Report of a Well-Known Research Organization
• ..AND ONLY CHESTERFIELD HAS IT!
. CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
TUXEDOS—one winter, one summer. I'm
5'10" 175 lbs. Best offer takes either.
Call Bellefonte 4816 after 7 p.m. . ,
MIL BALL ticket. Call 4444
DELICIOUS SOUTHERN home-made fruit
cake—light or dark—sl.2s lb. Call be
fore Dec. 15. Phone 2650.
$225 DIAMOND RING-4 months old, 3
diamond setting. Will sacrifice. $lOO.
Call 4232, ask for Tom.
THREE SPEED, 78 33 1/3 45, victrola ;
six months old. Call Mike, 4953 or 4635.
5:15 to 12. 1
BOUTS HAS electric Handyhot portable
washing machines for apartments and
trailers. Two styles: porcelain enameled
2-pound capacity, - 27.95; stainless steel
model with timer, 2 to 3-pound capacity
42.50. There is also a hand-thrned wringer
that fits both styles for only 7.95. Ask
for it for Christmas, 5% discount 'at
flouts for cash and carry; convenient
payment terms. 0. W. flouts & Son, Inc.,
N. Buckhout, •State College; 6703.
LADIES' NEW brown all wool tweed
coat with woolen zip-in lining. Size
about 36. Call 4653.
KEEP YOUR trailer snug and warm
with a Coleman oil heater; model 666 A.
Radiating, circulating 31,000 BTU's an
hour. Fuel-air control saves up to 25%
on fuel; low draft' burner, oversize heat
exchanger, new functional air flow de
sign. See it soon at Routs. 0. W. Routs
& Son, Inc., N. Buckhout, State College;
6703.
LOST
HORN RIMMED glasses in a brown leather
case, Wednesday, Nov. 28. Finder call
2220, asic for Bob Jones.
TAN CHECKED tweed sport coat, taken
from 117 Carnegie 16 November. Re
ward for return to Student Union desk.
Duane Beals.
BLACK WALLET, drivers license and
other valuables. Please return to' Stu
dent Union desk. Thank you, Beverly
Wilson:
THURSDAY; 'DECEMBER-6,-1951
WANTED
FLORIDA: MUMS Wanted, round trip.
Contact Don Lechner. Phone 3181.
RIDE TO Dallas, Texas any time between
now and Christmas. Call 4852 after
noon. Will help with driving and expenses.
TO BUY Tenor Sax in good condition.
Call State College 3476 daytime.
RIDERS TO Johnson City, Tenn. Leaving
Dec. 19, returning Jan. 2. Call Gene
Love 6802 6-8.
MALE STUDENT to share apartment.
Call 4645 mealtimes.
FOR RENT ,
TWO DOUBLE rooms, very reasonable,
convenient location. No landlady. Drop
card Box - 741. We will contact you.
TRAILER FOR RENT—Reasonable rate,
good condition. Inquire Woodadale Trailer
Park, or phone State College 3772.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for two girls—em.
ployed or students. Frazier Dorm, near
campus ; many home privileges; 236 S.
Frazier St.
DOUBLE ROOM with board for students.
Inquire 512 W. Foster Ave. Phone 2698
for appointment. •
ONE HALF pleasant double room with
male, graduate students, single beds. One
block from campus. Immediate occupation.
Call 4749 or come to 267 E. Beaver street.
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR Typewriter needs repairs, 3nst
eall 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beatties' 23 ream ex
perience is at your service.
EAAZAB MINK expert ideas for Christmas
gifts. Home Economics Living Center,
December 7, 9 to 5 p.m.
JANUARY GRADUATE to work on staff
of C.P.A. firm. Reside in or around
Lewistown, Pa. for work in that vicinity.
Excellent opportunity. Call or write Lav
enthol, Krekstein & Co., 3 North Wayne
Street, Lewistown, Pa.
DID YOU shoot a deer? Cash for your
deerhide. Call 3907. Ask for Leroy.