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Open House --
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will include an electronic weigh
' ing machine, and a light effect
demonstration in the basement;
a section-indicating machine; and
a "radio station set-up which will
send Mothers Day greetings by
wireless. on the. main floor; and
an electrically controlled car and
wire recording and television ex
hibits, on the third floor.
Chemistry and physics students
will help conduct the tours in
the Chem-Phys School. Personally
conducted tours will leave the
Osmond lobby every 15 minutes
to visit the chemistry and physics
laboratories. Engineers will be
stationed at the exhibits, to an
swer questions.
Some of the displays to be
shown are the cyrogenics exhibit
in the basement of Pond labora
tory where fruits and meats will
be frozen and fried• with liquid
air; the magnetism and combus
tion of liquid oxygen; and the
condensation of carbon dioxide
with liquid air.
Another featured exhibit will
be the electron microscope in 13
Osmond. Equipment for prepara
tion •of specimens, and photo
graphic facilities for making elec
tron micrographs, will be dis
played.
A shock wave demonstration,
showing effects similar to explos
ions, will be in 14 Osmond.
In 306 Osmond, a colloid ex
hibit will' shOw substances which
can be broken down into small
particles and suspended in water.
THE DAILY CaLLEGTAN. STATE' . PENNSYLVANIA
Senior Class
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named by cabinet to report on
methods of equalizing the publi
city in class gift campaigns of the
future. Richard Lemyre, junior
class president, was. named chair
man of 'the committee and was
charged by cabinet with the se
lection of three sophomore or jun
ior members of cabinet to com
plete the committee.
Cabinet also discussed Kras
nansky's fourth proposal, that the
All - College elections committee
handle the counting of ballots for
both the gift and class day hon
ors, and that the results be made
public. Craine, and David Olm
sted, senior class president, ques
tioned whether cabinet had the
power to say who should count
the b all ot s. However, cabinet
passed the resolution that the
elections committee cou n t the
ballots next year.
Krasnansky's fif t h proposal,
which wa s among those with
drawn pending committee action,
suggested that the elections com
mittee count the ballots this year.
John Laubach, All-College pres
ident, proposed that the problem
be committed to a constitutional
committee, but the proposal was
defeated.
Laubach also named Arthur
Rosfeld and Edward Howell to
the Penn State-in-China commit
te of cabinet.
The Freshman Dance committee
reported to cabinet that over 600
couples attended the dance, and
called the dance -..`successful."
Dance Concert Tonight
The final presentation of the
Modern Dance Concert, "And So
to the End" will be given at 8 to
night in White Hall. No more .tic
kets are available for the concert,
which is being given in conjunc
tion with the Combined Arts Fes
tival.
CommerCe Field Trip
Students in Commerce 15 took
a field trip last week through
the offices and locomotive shops
of the Bellefonte Central •Rail
road, winding up their• trip with a
ride in a caboose.
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
WIG OR toupee. Needed badly. Call Tom
- Pyle, Kappa Delta Rho; 2337.
LOST
AXO SORORITY Pin with Delta guard,
Thursday morning. Please call Molly,
2820. •
BROWNIE HAWK EYE Camera at Whip-
Ple's Saturday p.m. If found please con
tact Sally Collins ext. 1087.
WOULD PERSON who took P.S. jacket
containing car keys outside 303 Willard
please return to Collegian office. Badly
needed.
WOULD PERSON who found K&E draw-
ing instruments in 302 Engineering B
please call Lewis Myers, ext. 269. Reward.
$5 REWARD. Specially fitted Corneal Con
tact Lgnse, rounded transparent plastic
disc one-lalf diameter of dime. 323 Sim
mons.
RING 1:1 diamonds surrounding black
saphire. Lost on campus. Reward. Call
Nancy, ext. 1176.
ENGLETON WRISTWATCH on or be
tween tennis courts and forestry build
ing Wednesday afternoon. Please call Chap
pie 2926.
SILVER HAND carved bracelet somewhere
on E. College Avenue Tuesday April 22.
Call Bellefonte 4129. Reward.
WHITE PENN STATE jacket outside room
20, Sparks on Friday morning. Call
Aner, ext. 288.
BLACK• SHORT-HAIRED Cocker Spaniel
wearing dog collar. Answers to name
Beezee, Reward. Call 4933.
SATURDAY, MAY -to, -1952
Phi Mu Alpha ,Offkceri
New officers of , Phi Mu Alphas
music honorary, are Tom Hahn,
president; - James' Bortolotto, vice
president;‘ Samuel Moldovan, sec
retary; Fred Orkiseski, treasurer;
and Carl Rehrig, warden.
FOUND
PARKER PEN found May' 6 near'
Allister Hall. Identify- and claim at 211
Osmond Lab. Weber. '
U :.1 •
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs., just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Resales' 28 years ea. 1
perience is at your service.
BICYCLE RENTAL. Call Harry Hunter.
400, East College Ave. Phone 4200.
FOR RENT
WILL LEASE Metzger apartment for sum
mer
months at 10% reduction. Fleas*
contact Farber or Reisman at 6939.
NICELY FURNISHED room for quiet
student. Summer or fall. Single or double.
College Heights. Call 4281. '• -
FURNISHED APARTMENT. for summer
months. Three rooms with kitchen and
bath. Call Wayne at 6861 after '1 p.m.
ROOMS, three minute walk to College
Library, for graduate students. Small
fraternity or International House with
board. Phone 2877.
THREE ROOM apartment and two double
rooms. All furnished. 248 S. Burrowes.
Call 4763 after 7:00.
FOR SALE
'4l HUDSON SEDAN. Lots of power, no
oil between changes. Fine Motorola Radio.
$295. Call Mr. Pahel 8-5 p.m. ext. 2601.