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FMA to Hold
First Meeting
On Constitution
The first full meeting of the
Fraternity Marketing Association
t 9 be held at 7:30 tonight in 219
Electrical Engineering will con
sider adoption of a proposed con
stitution.
All fraternities participating in
the organization are expected to
appoint a FMA representative
who will attend tonight's meeting
and have a vote in the develop
ment of the organization.
• The meeting will also hear a
report on the Association of Fra
ternity Counselors-Interfraternity
Council joint buying committee
which has been purchasing can
ned goods and potatoes for the
present participating groups.
• • A committee will be appointed
to nominate persons to fill posts
as FMA directors.
Fraternities who have been
purchasing through the AFC-IFC
buying 'committee are considered
by the incorporators of FMA as
charter members.
Selianitis to Speak
Spyros Selianitis, an employee
of the Greek Ministry of Agri
culture who is doing graduate
work at the College, will speak
to the Hellenic Society at 7:30
tonight in the TUB. Slides on
Greece will be presented, an d
a discussion period will follow
the talk.
Stoat& students Wow lust
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-term anxiety.
• Ilhey take time. out {or t.o
is good psgcbology 1,
Herbert 'Walker
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office before approving a 15-cent
fee.
Another possibility is that cab
inet give its approval of a 15-cent
fee as support and notify the
President's office of this. Then,
because the financial matter
would require a second approval,
cabinet would wait for adminis
trative action before giving this
approval. This method would
facilitate the speeding of legisla
tion needed before radio equip
ment can be ordered and a Fed
eral ,Communications Commission
charter sought.
Mackey said recently he an
ticipated no difficulty in ob
taining the FCC charter. The'
charter would allow the station
to broadcast as a frequency
modulation educational station
at the College. Although the
station would be FM, students
in the dormitories would re
ceive the signals on ordinary
amplitude modulation radios.
Honorary to Hold
Ed Workshops
Workshops in teaching will be
sponsored by Pi Lambda Theta,
national honorary association for
women in education, at 7:30 to
night in the State College High
School library. .
Those present will be divided
into small groups for discussion
which will cover all areas in
teaching for pre-service teachers.
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Debate Tryouts
Set for Feb. 2
First call for tryouts for the
women's debate squad will be
held at 7 p.m. Feb. 2 in 2 Sparks.
At that time Clayton H. Schug,
associate professor of public
speaking and debate- coach, will
explain the national topic, Re
solved: That the Congress of the
United States should enact a com
pulsory fair employment prac
tices law.
No previous experience in de
bating is necessary, and all un
dergraduate women are eligible
for the squad, according to Mar
ian Ungar, debate manager. --In
terested women unable to attend
the meeting may contact Miss
Ungar in 124 Simmons.
Ed Council--•
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education is being interviewed for
suggestions as to possible im
provements in the faculty rating
test given last year. Results of the
test are being compiled with the
help of Dr. Robert G. Bernreuter,
head of the psychology depart
ment.
Council approved a recommen
dation for the Inter-Student Coun
cil Board that each school hold
open house on Mother's Day
weekend as parents would not
be able to make trips to the. Col
lege on two successive weekends.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS PREFER LUCKIES
IN NATION-WIDE SURVEY!
Nation-wide survey based on actual student in-'
terviews in 80 leading' colleges reveals more
smokers prefer Luckies than any other cigarette
by a wide margin. No. 1 reason—Luckies' better
taste. Survey also shows Lucky Strike gained
far more smokers in these colleges than the na
tion's two other principal brands combined.
Lois .Epstein
Buffalo State reache
Hare to Represent
Pollock in RILW
Robert Hare, resident of Pol
lock 5, was named as the Pollock
Circle dormitories' representative
to Religion In Life Week at the
bi-weekly meeting of Pollock
council last, night.
It was alSo announced that the
food evaluation forms would be
distributed to the various living
units within the' next week. They
will be filled in by the students
with complaints and recommenda
tions and then submitted to the
College food service.
1600 County Alums
May Tour College
Approximately 1600 Cen t r e
County alumni of the College will
be invited this week to attend
the second series of Ambassador
Tours, Gerald B. M. Stein, chair
man, announced recently.
The tours, ' which will begin
Tuesday with a trip through the
first floor of Mineral Industries
Building, are being sponsored by
the Penn State Alumni Club of
the county to acquaint alumni
and interested area residents with
the work of the College.
Vatican Accuses Tito
VATICAN CITY, Jan. 13 (W)—
Marshal Tito's Communist govern
ment was accused by the Vatican
in a note made public today of
waging relentless war to destroy
the Roman Catholic church in
Yugoslavia..
Some hieroglyphics scum a p
ped rof
Of archaeology;
when he worked them outs
eut they said
it‘ak. I—s./141.F.T.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1953
Skating Club
To Be Formed
A campus ice skating club will
be formed at a meeting at 7 to
night at Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
' The club will be affiliated with
the Nittany Valley Skating Club
of State College, headed by John
D. Dittmar, recreational director
of State College.
The Nittany Valley Skating
Club intends to utilize Whipple's
Dam this winter, but hopes to
have a flooded area in the vicinity
of State College available next
year, Dittmar said. Future plans.
include the promotion of a per
manent local ice rink.
Whipple's will be tested daily
and conditions will be announced
via bulletins on campus and over
WMAJ. Plans are being consid
ered to get a power line from
the College to set up floodlights
and music for night skating. ,
Summer Naval Training
Offered College Women
Women undergraduates of any
class may apply for a program
of summer training that will lead
to a commission in the Naval
Reserve.
Those interested should write
to the Director of Training, Fourth
Naval District, U. S. Navy Base,
Philadelphia. ,
CLASSIFIEDS
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE living quarters
and meals for couple with no children
in return for baby sitting and help with
housework. Call 3103.
DOUBLE AND triple room with hot and
cold running water. Call 4850 or 7792.
Ask for C.R.
ROOM FOR rna.le graduate student. Colo
nial Hotel, 123 West Nittany Avenue.
ONE-HALF OF two double rooms, also
one single room. Available Jan. 29. Call
4232 after 2 p.m.
COMFORTABLE SINGLE room available
for girl or woman. Near campus. Call
7013 after 6 p.m.
ONE DOUBLE
both with cooking facilities. Phone 8442.
ext. 2345 from 8 to 5. After five phone
4078.
ARE YOU thinking of making a change
in your room? If so, why not try living
in the quiet College Heights area and
board at the Ag Hill dining room, 207
E. Park Ave. where you only pay on a
five day basis. Dial 2877 stating needs.
DON'T LET finals get you down. Rent
a seat at Schwab this weekend for
Amphitryon 38. Tickets s.6o—Thurs., $l.OO
—Fri. and Sat.
BOARD and ROOM for men at Marilyn
Hall, 317 E. Beaver Ave. Reservations
being taken for spring semester. Ask for
Mrs. Elleard.
TRUCKS. Various sizes and body types.
Do that moving. job at lowest cost. Local
or out of state. Hertz DrivJtJr-Self System,
MC., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona, Penna.
Phone 2-3200.
MINUSA 43RAFTIbiG set and banjo. For
information call 2492.
DARK BLUE, pin stripe, double breasted
suit, 39 long. $15.00. Can Tom 4827.
TAKE A break from studying. See Am
phitryon 38, at Schwab this weekend.
Get your tickets at Student Union now!
SHARE ROOM with private bath in ex
change for light janitor work in apart
ment house (no firing). Call Bill, State
College 6254 7 to 7:30 p.m.
DESPERATE! Need ride to Marquette,
Michigan, via Chicago, Detroit, Battle
Creek, Buffalo, etc. No back seat driving!
Can leave Jan. 21. Call Lou, 7 Simmons.
GIRL TO share four room apartment
$BO per month including room and board
Call 7724.
MALE STUDENT desiring attractive single
room in private home in return for
certain services. Phone 2133.
ROOMS FOR two or three men for spring
semester. Call 3926.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairing just
dial 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Avenue.
BY JUPITER, it's divine. Amphitryon 38,
at Schwab this weekend. Tickets at S.U.
60c Thurs; $1 Friday and Saturday
nits.
KNITTING BOX, green imitation alligator,
contained half-knit cable-stitch sock. Call
Lynn, 120 Simmons or 8441-543.
GREY GABARDINE Topcoat in Corner
Room on Dec. 17. D.R.A. on inside
pocket. Call Dave Aten 4979.
ONE MASONIC Ring with black onyx
stone. Lost in West Dorm area. Call
Eilleen Johnson, ext. 1097. Reward.
PLASTIC RIM gold trim glasses, case
marked B. L. Alexander. $2.00 reward
for return. Bertha Ann Webb. Phone 3478.
ANY STUDENTS desiring a steady part
time job for the entire second semester
with wages up to $1.50 per hour, drop
in and see "Perry" now so you'll. be all
set to go at the beginning of the semester.
Don't phone. Dux Club-128, S. Pugh St.
OA. T. Co.
FOR RENT
ROOM, one single room,
FOR SALE
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST
HELP WANTED