PAGE EIGHT Receives Congratulations ARTHUR ROSFELD, (right] Stanley Wengert, retiring IFC pr tion to the IFC presidency recenilj Chemistry Conference To Open Problems of college chemistry professors will be discussed at the first meeting of the Pennsylvania Conference of College Chemistry Teachers which will open at the College tomorrow afternoon. Following tours of College lab oratories in the afternoon, the group will have a dinner at 6 p.m, tomorrow at the State College Hotel. Dr. Lawrence L. Quill, pro fessor and head of the Depart ment of Chemistry at Michigan State College, will speak. Dr. Quill, author of several textbooks and associate editor of Chemical Abstracts, will use as his subject “Rambling Remarks by a Rambling Chemist.” Dr. George L. Haller, dean of the School of Chemistry and Phy sics, will welcome- the chemists at the dinner, while Dr. W. C. Fernelius, professor and head of the department of chemistry, will preside at the session. Following greetings from Pres ident Milton S. Eisenhower at 9am. Saturday, the chemistry teachers will hear papers on var ious phases of teaching chemistry. Officers will be elected at a busi ness meeting at 11:15 a.m. Sat urday, prior to the final session of the conference in the afternoon. Stock Judging Contest Slated The annual livestock-judging contest will be held by the Block and Bridle Club Saturday, accord ing to William Kramlich, chair man of the judging contest com mittee. All contestants will judge eight classes of livestock. Any student may enter the competition, al though only a few individuals may meet the high qualifications for being on a judging team, Kramlich said. Contestants will be divided in to two groups: amateur, those who have never taken livestock judging courses; and professional, for those who have taken Animal Husbandry 3 or 4. Contestants in the professional group will be re quired to give reasons for their placings in four of the eight classes. A 25-cent entry fee will be charged all contestants. This money will be kept within the judging contest budget and used solely for prizes. Golf Course Opens For Spring Season The Penn -State golf course opened Monday and will be open for the rest of the school year, Robert Rutherford, Jr., golf coach, said yesterday. The course is open daily except Sunday mornings, Rutherford said. The course opens at 1 p.m. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN; STATE' COLLEGE.; PENNSYLVANIA :) receives congratulations from resident, following Rosfeld's elec- Prof to Speak in York Ralph H. Wherry, associate pro fessor of insurance,- will address the York Association of Life In surance Agents in York tomorrow. His subject will be “Career Under writing.” Be Happy-GO LUCKY! ■ my'answ er, i r j2 ht © A.T. Co. product c k <*' LOST