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Juniors to Hear
Progress Report
On Class Week
Committee chairmen for Junior
Week projects will present pro
gress reports at the class meet
ing at. 7 tonight in 121 Sparks,
Josep Barnett, junior class pres
ident has announced.
Students attending the meet
ing will have an opportunity to
sign up for committee work after
explanation of the various activi
ties.
The Junior Prom Nov. 6 in
Recreation Hall will climax a
week featuring a talent show,
football gam e with Fordham,
Band Day, "Hay Fever," the
Players' show at Schwab Audi
torium, and a special Chapel
Choir service, Barnett said. Ralph
Flanagan and his orchestra will
play at the semi-formal dance.
Tickets are $4 per couple.
Robert Smoot is chairman of
Junior Week. Serving on his com
mittee are Carole Avery, Alec
Beliasov, Otto Hetzel, John Speer,
Benjamin Sinclair and Robert
Homan.
Jesse Arnelle and Barnett are
in charge of Junior Prom plans.
Thomas Kidd, Dorothy Swanson,
Patricia Ellis and John Allen are
members of the committee.
A meeting of the Junior Week-
Junior Prom committees will be
held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the
Student Government room, 204
Old Main, Barnett said.
Cabinet
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ization for utilization, correspond
regularly with regional and na
tional offices, - make arrangements
for delegations to 'regional and
national meetings, serve • as re
source and information person to
any person or group who can
make use of NSA programs and
materials, and explain policies
delegates will be voting upon at
regional assemblies and national
congresses to cabinet.
A recommendation, presented
to. cabinet by George Richards,
Spring Week chairman, that May
12; 1954, be set aside as a student
holiday for the Spring Week
carnival was tabled by cabinet
because no final date has been
set for Spring Week. Approval
of the administration is necessary
for Spring Week plans this year.
Three proposals recommended
by Richards were approved. One
of these gave $2500 'from last
year's profits to the Penn State
Student Scholarship Fund. An
other $250 was allocated to buy
permanent facilities such as aux
iliary electrical equipment. The
remainder of the profits, $4128.57,
will be used as working , capital
for this year's Spring Week.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
WFIIZZER• MOTORBIKE, good condition
Call 3946- .4.9 k for Dave.
RALEIGH ENGLISH model bicycle7FrTnt
and rear brakes, 3-speed shift, new
tires. Excellent condition. Contact R. Sipes
after 5 p.m. at 2863.
FURNISHED one-room moveable bus with
two roomy attached. Hoover Trailer
Park. Reasonable. Call State College 3477.
1950 "88" OLDSMOBILE, hydromatic trans
mission. radio, heater. fully equipped.
Excellent condition. One-tiine owner. Price
reasonable.. Call 4547 after 5 p.m.
1941 PLYMOUTH with heater. Call 4923
from 6:30 --to 7:00. Ask for Andy.
WANTED
Thespian Homecoming
CANDIDATES
Queen photos— 5x7 or larger at Student
Union desk. Deadline, Mon. Oct. 12, 5 p.m.
AA BOOK for Oct. 24. .Call Dick or
Chuck 8-6623.
WORK WANTED
WREN YOUR typewriter needs attention
just dial 2492 or bring machine to 633
W. College Avenue.
LOST
ONE HEART at the Empire State Build
ing. The Moon Is Blue" Center
Stage. Oct. 9, Nov. 21.
AOPi SORORITY Pin. Ca
Elwain.
BROWN WALLET Friday night. Valuable
cards. Call Bill Jackson ext 784.
KAPPA KEY—Thursday night, Oct. 1 on
campus. Name on back Susanna Wes
cott. Call Rm. 338 McElwain.
MISCELLANEOUS
DELIVERY SERVICE at night. Special
fried chicken (cold or hot), French
fries-75c. . Other sandwiches. Korraan's
Dairy.
ATTENTION: All EEs become a member
of your EE society and enjoy all its
Bile. Join now in the LE lobby.
'Rains Came'
Bringing Cold
Rain, the first to fall in this
area since Sept. 21, began at
6 p.m. Sunday. With the rain
came lower temperatures end
ing warm and sunny autumn
days.
A total of .67 inches of rain
was recorded at 4 p.m. yester
day at the College. The forecast
for today. is partly cloudy and
cool. Thursday is to be fair.
with temperatures rising in the
afternoon.
Future Farmers
The Future Farmers of Ameri
ca will hold initiation for new
agriculture freshmen Monday in
100 Hort. The tine of the initia
tion will be announced later.
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CHANGING TO CHESTERFIELD
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Blood Forms
Still Available
Pledge cards and minor release
forms for the campus blood drive
Tuesday through Oct. 15 may still
be turned in to 112 Old Main to
day, according to Marie Wagner,
student Red Cross committee
chairman.
Forms are still available at the
Student Union desk in Old Main
and in the lobby of the West
Dorm lounge.
Blood may be donated from 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday and Oct.
15, and from 1 to 7 p.m. Oct. 14.
Donors will be infOrmed of
their appointments by mail.
Students between the ages of
18 and 21 must have release forms
signed by parents.
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Pledge Cards, $2 Fee.,
Due ai IFC Meeting
Official Interfraternity Coun
cil pledge cards and $2 pledge
fees. must be submitted at, or
before the IFC meeting, 7:30
tonight in 219 , Electrical En
gineering.
Cards and fees may be turn
ed in any time today at the
Student Union desk in , Old
Main, Thomas Schot t, IFC
president, announced.
Rod and Cocius Club
Will Hold Mixer
Rod and Coccus Club will hold
a Big Brother-Big Sister get ac
quainted meeting and bull session
from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the
main lounge of McElwain Hall.
_ HIGHEsT QuALin ,
The country's six leading cigarette brands were .
analyzed—chemically—and Chesterfield was found
low in nicotine—highest in quality.
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A PROVEN RECORD
with smokers
Again and again, over a full year and a half a group
of Chesterfield smokers have been given thorough
medical examinations . . . the doctor's reports are a
matter of record, "No adverse effects to the nose,
throat .and sinuses from smoking Chea terfields."
A responsible independent research laboratory super
vises this continuing program.
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WEDNESDAY, "OCTOBER 7, 1953
Two Science Groups
Will Meet Tonight
Two honoraries in the School
of Chemistry and Physics will
hold meetings tonight.
The, Liebig /Society, ' ag bio
chem honorary, will meet at 7:30
in Hillel Foundation lounge.
Alpha Epsilon ,Delta, pre -medi
cal honorary, will hold a business
meeting at 7:30 in 103 Willard.
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