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Elections
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ed, and when silence followed the
announcement of the other two
All-College office winners.
Lemyre Statement
Voting this year was done with
voting machines which supplied
the major answers to the elec
tion 'outcome by 6:15 last night.
Last year the election returns
were not known for almost six
hours after the polls closed.
When informed that he had
won the All-College presidency
Lemyre said:
"This is one of the happiest mo
ments I've ever experienced. I'm
very grateful to the student body
for the confidence they have be
stowed upon me and I will try my
utmost to uphold their expecta
tions. I feel that more students
took an interest in the campaigns
this year and the State party or
ganization and nominating sys
tem were definitely a step in the
right direction. My only disap
pointment is that more students
did not take the opportunity to
vote."
Elections Committee
Carruthers said in part, "I, wish
Dick the best of luck and hope to
be able to assist in student gov
ernment in any wa y possible.
There are good men in every of
fice and if they put their party
planks into operation they can do
much for student government at
Penn State."
Members of Alpha Phi Omega,
national service fraternity, and
the Daily Collegian staff assisted
the elections committee operate
the polls. Members of the elec
tion committee are Richard Gross
man, James Hand, David R. Jones,
Edwin Kohn, Jane Mason, Diane
Miller, Cordell Murtha, William
Slepin, and Thorpe.
Thorpe had nothing but praise
for the Automatic Voting Ma
chine Corporation's representa
tive Morgan Doolittle, who
Thorpe said let the committee use
his new station wagon with only
400 miles recorded on it to stage
a "get out the vote" campaign
with the aid of a public address
system.
English Usage Test
To Be Given at 7
• The English Usage Test, or
iginally scheduled for 9 to
night, will be given at 7 tonight
in 10 Sparks, according to John
S. Bowman, prOfessor of Eng
lish Composition.
Only those students showing
postcards notifying them of the
exam will be admitted.
Ca bi n et—
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would be sold to faculty and the
public. Students would still be
permitted to exchange coupons
for tickets on this day. If tickets
were not sold out by starting time
of the event, they would go -on
sale at Recreation Hall.
If tickets were completely sold
out, no more persons would be
admitted to the event. The plan
is based on a seating capacity of
6000.
Students would be issued dif
ferent colored tickets from the
public so the tickets could not be
sold. Only one ticket would be
given to each student.
The proposed plan is set up to
admit all students who want to
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
TO VISITING PARENTS: One large room
with private lavatory in new home. Avail
able any time: Call 4967.
SAVE MONEY on that lob, as many stu-
dents have. Rent a truck. Local or out of
state. Hertz. Driv-ilr-self System Lie., 1020
Green Ave., Altoona, Pa. Phone 2-3200.
ROOM APPLICATIONS being accepted for
summer and fall sessions at Cody Manor.
Contact Mr. Cody, Cody Manor.
ROOM FOR Rent. Double or single. Phone
2568.
FOR SALE
1938 PONTIAC club coupe. Radio and
heater. Good tires. Call 4151 ask for Bud.
1951 INDIAN WARRIOR Motorcycle. Ex
cellent condition. Reasonable. Phone Dave
Walker ext. 283 after 6 p.m.
LOST
ENGRAVED SILVER Zippo lighter. Call
7602. Reward.
WILL THE person who took Chemistry
Handbook and German Dictionary from
Room 6 Frear Lab. pleate return them.
t Your Date No
the Senior Class Proudly Presents
The SENIOR BALL
Sammy Kaye
his orchestra
he BEST DANCE of the YEAR
Mciy 15
- formal
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA.
H Ec Council
Deadline Today
Today is the deadline for nom
inations for the Home Economics
Student Co unci 1. Nominations
should be made in the main - of
fice of the Home Economics Build
ing. A 1.0 All-College average Is
necessary.
The nominations deadline for
two schools is Saturday noon. En
gineering Student Council nomin
ations may be made in- depart
ment offices ,until then. A 1.2
All-College average is required.
There is also a Saturday noon
deadline in Mineral Industries.
Nomination lists for the council
will be posted in the Mineral
Industries Building. Nominees
must have a 1.0 All-College aver
age- and must now be in an even
semester.
All schools will hold general
elections Wednesday and Thurs
day with the exception of the
School of Agriculture. '
go to Recreation Hall athletic
events and also a maximum of
faculty and townspeople, David
Pellnitz, chairman of the board of
publications, said.
SATURDAY P.M. at SPE--alligator top
coat. Initials F.D. stitched under left
flap. Call Jim Riss ext. 967.
TAN TRENCH coat in Corner Room or
New College Diner Saturday or Sunday.
Owner call 4669 after 5.
WAITER TO work at fraternity for rest
of semester. Call 2491.
2 FULL-TIME Waiters to work for meals
in fraternity. Call 7683. Ask for treas
urer. ,
RIDE TO Nsnr'York City, Tuesday April
28 after 11 a.m. Call 6019 after `5 p.m.
IT BEI - I'ER NOT SNOW for the 4th an
nual Penn State Horse Show Sat. and
Sun. May 2, 3. Riding stable.
and
LOST
FOUND
'HELP WANTED
RIDE WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
Lion Party-
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Arnelle took 67.1 per cent of the
balloting of those voting.
Katherine Reynolds (Lion) won
the junior class secretary-treas
urer post by a margin of 154
votes. She defeated Joan Shier-
Craf ton, senior class presiden
tial victor on the Lion Party
ticket, could not be reached for
comment last night.
Back, State Party winner as
candidate for senior class vice
president, said he was "very hap
py to win," but he was "sorry
that all the State candidates didn't
Win."
Barnett, . successful Lion Party
junior class presidential candi
date, said last night " I would
like to thank everyone who voted
for me. I will try to do my best
next year."
Arnelle, Lion winner as junior
class vice president, said " I am
deeply honored to be selected
along with the other candidates
and especially with my election
to a class office."
NITTANY Theatre
Presents Beginning Monday -
GIAN-CARLO MENOTTI'S
THE MEDIUM
STARRING
MARIA POWERS
AS MADAME FLORA
FEATURING
LEO COLEMAN as TOBY
AND
BEVERLY DAME AS MRS. GOBINEAU
BELVA KIBLER AS MRS. NOLAN
DONALD MORGAN AS MR. GOBINEAU
AND INTRODUCING
ANNA MARIA ALBERGHETTI as Monica
THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - OF ROME
Re< Hall
Baseball
(Continued from page six)
in the fifth, but he wad erased
when the moundsman forced left
fielder Bill Lang to hit into a dou
ble play,
Penn State
AB R fd
Russo,2b 6 4 4 1
Weid'ha'r,ss 5 3 3
Werner,rf 5 3 21
Cerchie,cf 5 4 2
Leonard,c 5 3 3
Kline,3b 6 1 1
Bradley,lf 5 1 1
Kennedy,lb 4 1 2
Gingerich,p 3 2 .21
Baver,p 2 1 1
Totals 46 23 21
Gettysburg 00
Penn State 401
x—Batted for Rein ,i
Lingane to Give'
sth Priestley Lecture
"Coulometric Analysis" will be
the topic of the fifth Priestley
lecture to be given by Dr. James
J. Lingane at 7:30 tonight in:ll9
Osmond.
$4 per
?RiDAY,-APRIL 24, 1953
Box Score
Gettysburg
ABRR
Shaeffer,3b 4 0 0
Dudley,2b 4 0 1
Schalick,lb 4 0 0
Keller,ss 2. 0 1
Sahulis,cf 3 0 0
Lang,lf 3 0 0
McClennon;rf 3 0 0
Reider,e. 2 0 0
Yost,c 1 0 0
Schultz,p 1 0 0
Bushman,p 0 0 0
Rein,p 1 0 0
Schrober,x 1 0 0
Totals •29 0 2
10 000 000— 0 2 3
0 480 07x-23 21 1
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