PAGE EIGHT*
Twelve Elected
To State Party
Steering Group
About 175 students crowded in
to 228 Sparks at 7' last night to
elect 12 representative members
to the State Party steering com
mittee."
■’ Eight of those elected were
representatives of the eight Col
lege schools. They are Barbara
Killmer. home economics; George
Padaroff, liberal arts; John Lyons,
chem-phys: Lewis Hazelwood, ag
riculture Sandra Duckman, .edu
cation,; Richard Codari. engineer
ing;' r ßichard Rice, physical edu
cation; and Paul Mastrorocco,
mineral industries.
■ Other representative members
of the- steering committee elected
last night are Charles Leech, rep
resenting fraternity men; Shirley
Egley, representing sorority wo
men; Patricia Hennessy, repre
senting independent women; and
Gordon Myers, representing inde
pendent men.
The new members of the steer
ing coinmittee will meet with the
othef members at 2 p.m. Sunday
at' Theta Chi.
'
Presiding -over last night’s
meeting was Richard Grossman,
State 'Party workshop chairman.
Party secretary Lu Weber aided
with the elections.
A State Party clique meeting
will be held at - 7 p.m. Sunday in
121 Sparks.
Eng Council to Meet
Tonight to Discuss Fee
The Engineering Council will
meet, at 7 tonight in 107 Main En
gineering.
Members will discuss the LaVie
fee for freshmen along with the
election of a new treasurer. Coun
cil president Robert Watson re
quested all freshmen members to
attend.
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150 men - were expected- at- the
convention. It was reported by a
member of the board that 100
places for men could be fopnd
and they had hoped to house the
rest in rooms vacated by students,
with their permission, who had
left for the weekend.
The convention committee had
told delegates the cost of the con
vention would be $3.75 in the
two letters mailed to the dele
gates. Reese said that the com
mittee had assumed that the Col
lege’s only housing charge would
be a small linen fee. Lehman told
the board that the Board of Trus
tees requires the College to charge
$1.50 per night for persons at
tending a convention. This am
ount was not included in the
$3.75 registration fee.
Estimation of the cost per dele
gate was $7 or $B. This would
have been a cost to AIM of $l6OO.
Collections from the delegates
would have totaled $750. If this
is all the income from the con
vention, AIM would • have been
left with almost a $9OO deficit,
Lehman • said.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
ITALIAN Featherweight Beratta 9 shot
semi-automatic pistol. Slightly used.
Phone 3097 after 5 p.m.
1950 BRITANICA Encyclopaedia set for
sale. Ext. 2610.
GOOD QUALITY white lab coats. $5.50.
Room 19, Frear.
EVENING GOWN—turquoise strapless with
stole, size 16. Worn twice. Perfect con
dition. Original cost $35, sacrifice at $2O.
Call 4860.
FORD *37 sedan ■ — R&H electrical fuel
pump. Excellent gas milage. See Mose,
Nittany 31-18, Ext. 291.
1931 FORD roadster, new battery, good
tires, recent motor overhaul. Call Jerry,
129 Miles Street. Phone 3925.
LOST
FAWN COLORED male boxer belonging
to Lambda Chi Alpha. Reward. Phone
2602.
Motorcade -
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Theta Chi; Phi Delta Theta-Delta
Gamma; Kappa Alpha Theta-Al
pha Gamma Rho; Tau Kappa Ep
silon; Alpha Tau Omega; Delta
Upsilon-Gamma Phi Beta;- Zeta
Beta Tau-Phi Sigma Sigma; Phi
Kappa Tau; Alpha Chi Rho; and
Lambda Chi Alpha.
Philip X. Rice, associate profes
sor of electrical engineering will
be parade marshal. Dr. Carroll
D. Chaplin, professor of Educa
tion; Oscar F- Spencer, associate
professor,in charge of petroleum
and natural gas extension; Dr.
Jean- Amberson, professor of
Home economics education; Rich
ard C. Maloney, administrative
assistant to President Eisenhower;
and Thomas Hammonds, general
extensions editor, will be judges
for the -motorcade. Hammonds
will be chairman of the group.
LOST
LADIES GOLD Bulova wristwatch between
White Hall and Osmond Lab. Reward.
Barbara Edgington, Thompson—Ext. 1086.
PERSON W’HO mistakenly took tan jacket
from rack near 13 Sparks please return
to Student Union.
FOR RENT
AVAILABLE . IMMEDIATELY one-half
double room in convenient location. 326
East College Ave. Phone 3384.
APARTMENT FOR Rent—three furnished
rooms incl. private bath. $50.00 including
all utilities. Inquire Kalin's Dress Shop,
S. Allen St.
MISCELLANEOUS
RADIOS, PHONOGRAPHS, and combin
ations REPAIRED. All work guaranteed.
Contact Don Bechtel, 730 South Allen
street. Phone 6895.
WANTED
FURNISHED APARTMENT in State Col
lege. Grad assistant and wife needed
now or by Thanksgiving. Call 3403,
GRADUATE STUDENTS in Engineering
-• or with related technical backgrounds for
part-time work. Students with mechanical
electrical drafting experience for part-time
work. U.S. citizenship required. Apply
daily or evenings. John I. Thompson & Co.,
Consulting Engineers, Bush Arcade, Belle
fonte, Penna. Phone Belf. 6011.
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sary to meet the anticipated costs
of their yearbook. By requiring
the current and/next two senior
classes to' pay an additional $2
it was felt that the LaVie prob
lem could be adequately solved.
Suggestions for the senior class
gift, whose estimated value will
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