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Rec Conclave
To End Today
With Luncheon
The sixth annual Pennsylvania
Recreation Conference will end
at 12:15 p.m. today with a lun
cheon at the Nittany Lion Inn.
Samuel Cooperman, associate.
superintendent on recreation, Al
lentown, and Mickey McConnell,
coordinator of youth activities,
U.S. Rubber Co., New York, will
speak on "Midget Sports in the
Recreation Program"' at the lun
cheon.
Workshop groups will begin at
9 a.m. today.
Workshop group A, under the
direction of Kenneth Abell, State
Planning Board recreation con
sultant, Harrisburg, will discuss
the problems of municipal offi
cers and recreation board mem
bers.
Group B, chaired by George
Sargisson, Recreation and Service,
Inc. executive director, Wilming
ton, Del., will function as an idea
clinic in 105 Agriculture.
Group C, headed by Ruth Swe
zey, recreation director of the
Wyoming Valley Recreation and
Playground Association, Wilkes-
Barre, will discuss recreation pro
grams for women in 210 Agricul
ture.
Group D, under Dr. Marian
Sack, Radnor elementary school
principal, Wayne, will discuss
problems of the school adminis
trator and school camping in 306
Agriculture.
A. W. Castle, extension educ
tion chief, Harrisburg Depart
ment of Public Instruction, will
speak on "Legislative Changes in
the Extension Act" at the 11 a.m.
general meeting in 121 Sparks.
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Compensation -
(Continued from vatic , four)
Junior and Senior Prom com
mittee members are paid a total
of $5O.
Under action taken by cabinet
last night, eight school council
presidents will receive $l5 each
and the Interschool Council
Board chairman will receive $25.
There appears to be little or
no difference in scholarships
and compensation. This mone
tary reward is not intended as
payment for the job executed,
but merely as an extra pat on
the back and added incentive
for those holding compensa
tory positions. It is intended
as a partial repayment for
time and work put into a job.
This compensation goes to
both elected and appointed of
ficials.
Some students claim the com
pensation idea is out of hand.
These people say student gov
ernment -officers should work
not for pay but - for service.
These people who would do
away altogether with compensa
tion are generally not close to
the amount of work a student
government officer puts into his
job.
There are places where com-
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the Senior Class Proudly Presents
The SENIOR BALL
Sammy Kaye
his orchestra
the BEST DANCE of the YEAR
, May 15
formal
THE DAILY "COLLEGIAIi'. STATE COLLEGE. 'PEI4NSYL:ifikitTIA.
Shields Elected Head
Of Commerce Honorary
Edward Shields, sixth semes
ter commerce major, was recent
ly elected president ofi Alpha Kap
pa Psi, national professional com
merce fraternity;
Other officers are Richar d
Lent, vice president; Donald Cox,
secretary; Herbert Maliniak,
treasurer; and Geoffrey - Barnes,
master-of-rituals.
•
A HILARIOUSLY
FUNNY COMEDY
FROM THE "TIGHT
' LITTLE ISLAND"
STARRING -
CECIL PARKER
ANNE CRAWFORD
DEREK BOND'
A J. Arthur Rank presentation
and
pensation should .not be given.
There are similar places where
compensation is justified: In
other instances, compensation is
too high. ) •
Those who believe students
go into activities for money
had better first look at what
:he pay would mean in terms
of cents per hour. Student ac
tivities are not paying affairs.
The best solution, then, would
be a complete study of the com
pensation system. Such a study
could produce possible cuts and
increases in compensation. But
compensation must not be un
wisely abolished, or highly in
creased, without such a study.
NITTANY
* COMING MONDAY EVE *
Definitely Time for
. Laughter when . . .
"TONY DRAWS
A HORSE"
DOORS OPEN 6 p.m.
—Featuretime
-6:15 - 8:00 - 9:45
Players-r- . .
(Continued from page one)
Kaiser, Slender by Art Diamond,
DOctor.Caius by Myron Cole, and
Fenton by . Marvin Neely. '
The main trouble with the ma
jority of the cast was that they
mouthed their speeches, and at
times all the audience could-hear
was a jumble of sounds. Fenton,
in particular was guilty
, of this
fault.
Three madrigals highlighted
CL ASS I F IE DS
FOR RENT
TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, two
blocks from campus. Mirried couple only,
no child7n. AvUilable immediately. Phone
2600.
2 BEDROOM MODERN apartment, cam-
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pletely furnished in 5-year-old apart
ment building during June, July and
August. Call 7944 .between 6:15 • and 7
o'clock. Ask for Mike.
ROOMS FOR all summer sessions ;-$4.00 per
week. 'Phi Sigma Kappa, -501 S. Allen.
Call 4939.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for summer
months, 3 4 block from campus; modern
.furnishings. Call 4141 after 10 p.m.
ROOM APPLICATIONS being accepted for
summer' and fall at Cody Manor. Contact
Mr. Cody at Cody Manor.
FURNIS.HED APARTMENT for summer
months, complete facilities, close to cam
pus. Call 6669 between 5 and 8 p.m., ask
for Dave.
ROOMS FOR , men—all summer sessions.
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Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver Ave. Rates
$3.50 . to $5.00. Make reservations now.
Call or- see Mrs. Elleard.
LOST
MAY 7 at Main , Eng. library—tan rain
coat (Allegator. No questions asked
when returned. Call Carl 7975.
LOST IN 235 Frear Lab—notebook contain
ing important :mimeographed. sheets. Call
Jim 2186.
DELTA SIGMA PEI pin, initials J.P. Re
ward., Call 7184 after 5.
GOLD SCARAB Bracelet late Sunday
. morning. Vicinity of High School or
Coffee Spot. Call Mary 4094. •
ONE BROWN leather shoulder bag at
Whipples on May 4 in the afternoon. Call
Klip ext. 1094.
PHI MU Sorority Pin between Sparks,
Willard, Friday. Initials R.A.Y. on back.
Call 224 McElwain. Reward.
CLASS ROLL %DOOR. for Commerce 40-42
(green, ring-bound), in Sparks.' Deeper
ate—slo reward.- Call Paton 2251.
FOR SALE
1942 FORD four-door sedan. Rebuilt motor
Call Bellefonte 4163 after 6:00 p.m.
25-FOOT ALMA , House Trailer. Fully
equipped. Like NEW.. Phone Altoona 7435.
Rec Hall
the evening as members of the
Women's Chorus sang "To Shal
low Rivers," "Ha, ha, ha, This
World Doth Pass," and "Fie- on
Sinful Fancy."
The staging effects, - especially
the set being extended into the
audience, helped the 'viewers feel
more a part of the action..
The costumes, although - some
times too harsh to the eye in their
brightness, were very good and
captured the spirit of the Eliza
bethan era.
1937 CHEVROLET Master; heater and
radio, new brake lining and clutch. Call
3345, ask for Al. $55.
WHIZZER MOTOR Bike.-1.950, good con
dition. Price reasonable. , Call State Col
lege 3674.
GERMAN REFLEX camera, attachments.
"good shape. Price"s6o. Cogan. 245 S. Gill
after 6:30.
ONE MOTHER to take to The Merry Wives
of Windsor, Schwab Auditorium. May
SOFTBALL TEAMS to play McKee on
Wednesday nights. Call ext. 962, ono-
cupants of either 119 or 101.
WOMEN COUNSELOES for children's
• summer camp N.Y. state. Apply to Lou
Leen, 6944 181st St.. Flushing," .N.Y.
ONE WAITER for fulltime work. Call Phi
Epsilon Pi 4953.
GRADUATING ME's & EE's for perman
ent position with a consulting -engineer..
ing company in the Philadelphia area.
Call State College. 7213.
ENGINEERS ME, EE, & IE and persona
with similar technical background for
full or part time employment with consult
ing engineering firm in Bellefonte, Pa. or
Washington DC. Openings for ith and Bth
semester - Eng. students. Please inquire John
I. Thompson & Co. Inc.. Consulting En
gineers, Bush Arcade Bldg., West High St.,,
Bellefonte, •Pa. Telephone Belt 6011.
FELLOWS AND GIRLS: for a special
treat, it's the - Delta Zeta-Phi Kappa
booth at The Carnival. .
TENNIS FANS: It•s Hassinger for racket
stringing' The 'No-Awl Way. Prompt
service, guaranteed work. Longer life to
string and racket. R. T. Hassinger, White
Hall or 514 E. Beaver avenue after 5 p.m.
MIKE: Will' be at the Phi Mu-Phi Kap ,
tent Wed. night. Suspect Fanny - as final
thief. VELDA.
RENT A TRUCK. Move it yourself. Any
time—any place. Hertz Driv-Ur-Self Sys
tem, Lie.. 1020 Green Ave., Altoona. Penna.
Phone • 2-3200.
$4 per
ISIDAM:MAY - 8, • 2183
FOR SALE '
WANTED
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