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Princeton Prof
To Give Talk
On Humanities
Dr. Whitney 'J. Oakes, profes
sor of classics and chairman of
the speciai program in the hu-,
inanities at Princeton University,
will speak on "The Humanities:
The Core of Living Experience"
at 4:15 p.m. Monday in 121 Sparks.
Oakes will discuss the develop
ments i n the field of general
education at the second lecture of
the sixth annual Simmons series.
He has taken all his degrees
at Princeton University and is
widely known for his work in
ancient philosophy and classical
studies.
For seven years Oakes partici
pated in the "Invitation to Learn
ing" program of the 'Columbia
Broadcasting system and for one
year held an appointment as
Rockefeller Post-War Fellow.
Final State Party ,
Workshop Tonight .
The final State Party workshOp
meeting will be held at 7 tonight
in Sparks. Various groups• of the
workshop will meet in 11, 12, 13,
14. 134, and 125 Sparks.
Due to a ruling by the All-
College elections committee, the
workshop meetings can not be
counted toward the two-meeting
attendance required for clique
membership. It had previously
been announced that the meetings
would be counted.
Thomas Farrell, clique -chair
man, requested that suggestions
for the party platform be turned
in to Melvin Rubin and Joseph
Simone, platform committee. co
chairmen, at the meeting tonight.
Busses Scheduled
For Easter Traffic
Special express busses will
leave for major points in Penn
sylvania, April 9, to accommodate
Easter traffic, according to ,Fred
Sawczyn, new chairman of the
student .transportation committee.
They will leave the parking lot
south of Recreation Hall, 1 p.m.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
IFC WEEKEND—if you miss Connecticut
Yankee, the hilarious Broadway hit•that's
packed with hit songs and beautiful girls.
TOPCOAT LOST—Phi Kappa Saturday.
Tan—square pockets, Catholic Sunday
Missal in pocket. I have yours. Joe Ryan,
Ext. 967.
SILVER TEA Service Set. Please return
to Delta Gamma. Lost last semester.
Fraternities and sororities please look!
FOR RENT
DOUBLE ROOM near campus: single beds
Phone 2919.
FOR SALE
PHOTOSTATIC COPIES of discharges,
legal papers, diplomas and other valu
able documents. 25c—page. Centre County
Film Lab., 122 W. Beaver.
RCA VICTOR 45 r.p.m. victrola and radio
combination. Excellent condition. Call
45 Simmons Hall.
WEBSTER-CHICAGO WIRE recorder. Late
model . . . used little . . . priced to sell.
Call Gene 4702.
KEEP YOUR trailer snug and warm with
a Coleman oil heater, model 666 A. Radi
ating, 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 design. See it
soon at Routs. 0. W. louts & Son, Inc.
N. Buckhout. State College; 6703.
KODAK RETINA Da 1951 model camera.
Excellent condition. Contact Frank Po
hanka. 512 Windcrest after six.
TRAILER: Ample storage space refriger
ator, desk 94004500 now or ]ow rent
until June. Call Jannish 3921.
NEW TELE-REST telephone shoulder
cradle. Frees both your hands for writ
ing, typing, or detailed Work while tele
phoning. Only $1.98. Orer ours today
from Centre County Di d stribu y tor:
J. J.
Karcha, 300 S. Atherton St.
TUXEDO: Size 40-long : only worn three
times. Price $42.00. Phone 7979 for in
formation.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE. COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Cabinet --
(Continued from• wage One)
fee raise. The suggested boost was
raised to 25 cents at cabinet's last
meeting.
Cabinet will also hear the sec
ond reading of a proposed amend
ment to the All-College Consti
tution for a joint Freshman Cus
toms Bo ar d. The amendment
would replace Article 111, Section
5 of the constitution and provideS
for establishment of a customs
board composed of four upper
classmen and f our upperclass
women.
Cabinet will vote on a proposed
amendment which would give the
Board- of Publications the power
to determine additional members
by a three-fourths vote of the
board, subject to cabinet approval.
Under the present set-up, the All-
C o 1] e g e' Constitution must' be
amended each time a new mem
ber is added to the board.
Marvin Krasnansky, chairman
of the Board of Publications, will
ask cabinet to go on record as
being -opposed to the recent Sen
ate committee on athletics' ruling
that limits College entrants in
NCAA championship tournaments
to Eastern champions.
The Senate ruling has already
been criticized by James Worth,
All-College president; Liberal
Arts Student Council; Interfrat
ernity Council, and by an edi
torial in Tuesday's , Daily Colle
gian.
Cabinet will vote on payment
of $l5O dues to the National Stu
dent Association. Milton Bern
stein will present a Religion-in-
Life Week report and Stanley
Wengert will open discussion on
the Association of College Unions
Convention.
Poor Turnout Ends
Junior's Meeting
Because only four members of
the junior class turned out for a
class meeting last night, Michael
Hanek, class president, cancel'e'd
the meeting. Hanek expressed the
belief that student apathy is real
ly a great.problem.
A consensus was taken on the
proposed increase of 25 cents in
student fees, with the four mem
bers favoring the fee. The group
also favored the joint customs
board.
WANTED
RIDE FROM. Philadelphia to State Col
lege April 4 after 4 o'clock. Contact Jim
Sliaw, 2161.
HOUSE-PARTY - date for Ben. Call 4326
after. 6 Dm. -^
EXPERT DRIVER wants car weekend of
April 4th. Call 5051-293 ask for Nick
Vincich or John Godfrey.
RIDE WANTED for two to Bethlehem or
Allentown this Saturday morning• Please
call Ginny, 231 Atherton.
MISCELLANEOUS;
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs, just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beatties' 28 years_ ex
perience is at your service.
RIDE TO Connecticut for Easter vaca
tion. Vicinity of Hartford or Glennbrook.
Call Barbara Foss ext. 79.,
FRENCH I and II students. Will tutor for
reasonable rates. Call 5051-150 Simmons.
FRENCH STUDENTS: Grammar and ac-
cent correction ),y Frenchman teaching
on College staff. Call 4653 after 7 :00 -p.m.
FLYING CADETS Graduate Students
about to begin Army or Navy flight
training Special pre-flight and flight
indocrination course.- A few hours prior
specialized training could mean the dif
ference bet Ween success or failure. Lt.
T. A. Noll, Ex Naval Flight Instructor,
USNR ; Spring Township Airport, Pleas
ant Gap. Tel. 167.
TYPING and MIMEOGRAPHING—Secre
tariaI Service, Room 207. Hotel State
College. Phone 4906.
TENNIS 'FANS it's .Hassinger for racket
stringing—The No-Awl Way. Prompt
service, guaranteed work, longer life to
string and racket. R. T. Hassinger, daily—
White Hall, after 5 p.m., 514 E. Beaver
Avenue.
HELPS WANTED
TUTORING IN Chem. 2,3, 4 by Junior
staff member. Single and gioup rates.
Call J. Coates after 6 p.m., 7984.
New Radio Show •
To Start Tonight
The first in the series of a
new 15-minute radio prograin en
titled "Call Card" will be pre-
Sented at 9:15 tonight over WMAJ.
The series will be sponsored by
the Radio Guild and will feature
C . l MPARE:FATIMI(
AND you ge
an extra-mild
and, soothing
smoke-,plus the
protection of
short stories, poetry, and scenes
from plays.
Tonight Birbara Klopp will
present an oral interpretation of
"A Portrait of Jennie" by Robert
Nathan. The story - is a philo
sophic fantasy about a painter
who needs love for inspiration,
but the one woman he could love
was born many years too soon.
Seeing this, the woman returns
with any
KING-SIZE cigarette
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UALITY
THURSDAY, MARCH 27 ; 1952'
to him as a young girl and gives
him the inspiration, he needs to
paint his masterpiec. Don Barry
will be announcer.
Players' ' Workshop
The Players' construction work
shop will meet at 8 tonight in 219
Willard.
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