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Naval ROTC Exam
Scheduled Dec. 12
The eighth nation-wide competitive examination for to Naval
Reserve Officers' Training Corps has been scheduled Dec. 12. The
Navy emphasized this date is final and - examinations would not be
given at any other time.
Successful candidates will participate'-in four years of college
training with government assist
ance arid will be commissioned as
officers of the Navy or Marine
Corps upon graduation.
Applications, which are avail
able to high school and college
students within the ages of 17
and 21, must reach Educational
Testing Service, Princeton, N.J.
by Nov. 21.
Students passing the aptitude
test will be interviewed and given
physical examinations. If they
are qualified, names will be sub
mitted to state and territorial
selection committees composed of
prominent citizens and naval of
ficers for final selection.
College students who transfer
into Naval ROTC will be appoint
ed midshipmen USNR, and will
haire . tuition, books, and normal
fees paid by the government. They
will receive pay at the rate of
$6OO ,a year for -the four-year
period and will be provided with
requited uniforms.
Between each academic year,
summer cruises of from six to
eight weeks are scheduled to pro
vide practical shipboard training.
After commissioning, Naval
ROTC graduates serve on active
duty for three years before apply
ing. for retention as career of
ficers.
Interested students may' obtain
applications from the Naval
ROTC offices, second floor of
Engineering E.
Penn State Engineer
A meeting for students interest
ed in working on the Penn State
Engineer will be held at 7 p.m.
Monday in 211 Mechanical En
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FROSH and NEW • SOV'OMORES
interested in
Student' :. Government
SUNDAY, September 27
7 P.N►. 10 --Sp-Oks,
under direction of STATE PARTY
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Ag LaVie Pictures
Seniors in the School of Ag
riculture will have LaVie pic
tures taken Monday through
Oct. 6 at Penn State Photo
Shop.
Cabinet--
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study the reorganization of Cabi
net Projects Council into a Cabi
net Secretariat. The purposes of
the secretariat would be to make
studies and administer projects of
All-College Cabinet.
Three recommendations in the
Orientation Week committee re
port, presented by Charles Gibbs,
chairman, were accepted by cabi
net. Next year's Orientation Week
chairman will be appointed as
early in the semester as possible.
Some means of compensation or
recognition will be given to the
chairman of the Orientation Week
student counselor program, and
All-College Cabinet will estab
lish a committee to study the ef
fectiveness of this year's Orienta
tion Week program.
Robert Harding, third semester
chemical engineering major; Ross
Clark, fifth semester business ad
ministration major; and Robert
Lawrence, seventh semester pre
medical major, were named by
All-College President Richard
Lemyre to serve. on Tribunal.
Jane Mason, Home Economics
Student Council . president, and
Chester. Cherwinski, Town Coun
cil president, were named to the
student-faculty relations commit-
TIM 'DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE' COLLEGE: PENNSYLVANIA
State Party to Give
Politics Explanation
A discussion and explanation.of
student government and the role
of campus politics will be pre
sented to freshmen and new soph
omores .by the State Party at' 7
p.m. tomorrow in 10 Sparks.
Interested persons will be given
responsible party jobs, Kenneth
White, clique chairman, an
nounced.
AR-College President Richard
Lemyre and State Party officials
are scheduled to speak, Whit e
said.
Students to File
Address Changes
Students who have changed
their local address since register
ing or who did not list a local
address when they registered
should file a change of address
form at the Office of the Regis
trar, 4 Willard.
The new address should be re
ported as promptly as possible
since work has already started on
the Student Directory, which will
list local addresses, as well as the
home addresses, of students.
Employees of College
Exempted from Benefits
College sources have informed
the Daily Collegian that employ
ees of the College are not classi
fied as state employees and they
will not benefit from the 10 per
cent pay increase granted by
the state.
The raise in salary, granted in
the past session of the legislature,
does not apply to the College since
it is chartered as a private corpor
ation, officials said. Any pay in
crease to its employees must come
from the Board of Trustees.
Debate Honorary Plans*
Coffee Hour Tomorrow
Delta Alpha Delta, women's de
bate honorary, will hold a coffee
hour from 7 to 8:30 p.m. tomor
row in the northeast lounge of
Atherton Hall
. for women interest
ed in joining \ tbe 'women's-squad.
DST Ends;
L it -d
.o.s. .our ounL
Remember thalt hour you lost
lay back somewhere last spring?
It's coming back.
Daylight saving time ends
2 a.m. tomorrow morning.
You gain an hour.
The people who thought up day
light saving tinle in the first
place also created a chore to do
during the gained hoUr.
You can spend it pushing the'
hands of clocks counterclockwise.
Leaders to Speak
At Lion Meeting
" James Bowers, freshman class
president; Joseph Barnett, junior
class president; an d Katherine
Reynolds, junior class secretary
treasurer, wiltspeak to freshmen
at an open .meeting of the Lion
Party at 7 p.m. tomorrow in 121
Sparks.
The meeting has been called
by Benjamin Sinclair, temporary
clique chairman, to explain cam
pus politics to freshmen. ,
Collegian Ad Staff
Daily Collegian advertising
staff will meet at 7 p.m. to
morrow in 9 Carnegie.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
TO TAKE OUT—Pried chicken in a basket,
sandwiches, • french fries. Katharine's
Coffee Shop, 131 N. Atherton.
'39 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 74 cu. in. motor
cycle. Recently overhauled. Call 2207.
Ask for Marv.'
FOUR BOOM . trailer located at Lee's
Trailer Camp. Equipped with-electric .air
conditioner and all expected conveniences.
This trailer is redecorated and ready .for
immediate occupancy. Special sale price—
slooo. Phone Kissinger Real Estate, 8-6772 ;
evenings 96772.
PEDIGREED BOXERS 15 wks. Beautiful
fawn coats, black masks. Descendants
from 24 champions, 3 Int'l champions in
past. 6 generations. Your -chance. for a
fraternity mascot at. bargain rates. Phone
3556.
NEW SLIDE .RULE.. Pickett 500. Ortho
-, 'Phase.' Log Los: $12.00 Call'.Bob,..State
College 2181." - '
MTIMIDA.Y; SEPTEIviBER- 26,: 1953
Penn Titkets
Still on Sale
Ticket sales for .the
of Pennsylvania-Penn State foot
ball game were "light" - yesterday,
Edward M. Czekaj, assistant to
-Harold R; Gilbert, assistant direc
tor of athletics, said - y..esterday.
About 4000 tickets willhe.avail
able from 8:30 a.m. to noon to
day at the ticket windows in the
east wing on the main floor of
Old Main. Students Who previous
ly ordered tickets by mail ap
plication may pick them up today.
The game will be played Oct. 3
at Franklin Field, Philadelphia.
About 256 tickets were sold yes
terday including 109 reserved
seat tickets at $3.90, and 147 end
zone seats, selling for $2.60.
Saturday morning classes will
meet as usual 'the , day of the
game. College policy in_ the past
allowed - a half-day holiday so stu
dents with Saturday classes could
attend the game. --
EUTAW HOUSE
Potters Mills
SUNDAY DINNERS
Pan Fried -
CHICKEN' CAPETTES
LOST
PAIR OF dark-rimmed glaAtes with gold
. lens support. Reward. Call 2411—John.
SET OF keys with blue plastic. marker,
between McElwain and tennis court. Call
248 McElwain.
FOR RENT
BUNGALOW, furnished. Living room,
large 'bedroom, kitchen, bath, electric
water heater, oil heat, garage. Suitable
for couple with one or two children: Route
322. Call Centre Hall 123R14.
MISCELLANEOUS
MISSING MOTHER'S COOKING? Space
for limited number at Katherine's Din.
ing Room over Katherine's Coffee Shop.
181 N. Atherton. ~
CAR. OWNERS: Do you -know Dick and
Bill, 217 S. Atherton St.-c=L7