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Kenworthy, Fehnel Support
Student- Encampment Progiam
Wilmer E. Kenworthy, director of student affairs, and Edgar
Fehnel, seventh semester animal husbandry major, told the Faculty
Luncheon Club yesterday they have great confidence in the student
leaders' encampment program. .
Fehnel, who was in charge of this year's encampment at Mont
Alto, said he was impressed
mainly with the "informality and
congeniality with which students
and faculty members discussed
matters,"
The idea for the encampment
came from Kansas State Univer
sity in 1949, Fehnel said, and af
ter three years of research Penn
State held its first encampment.
' Recommendations of the en
campment are passed on to All-
College Cabinet, Fehnel ex
plained. Some of these recom
mendations are now in effect on
campus, he pointed out.
Kenworthy said he. thought one
Frosh Rioter
Will Be Tried
By Tribunal
A freshman who took part in
the Sept. 28 demonstration in
the West Dorm area will appear
before Tribunal at 7:30 tonight in
the Student Government room,
204 Old Main.
Charges against the student
are expected to be similar to
those upheld in the case of three
senior men who appeared before
Tribunal Tuesday. These stu
dents were placed on office pro
bation in the Dean of Men's of
fice for inciting further violence
by heckling and refusing to co
operate with student leaders.
Eleven cases of traffic viola
tions deferred at the last Tribunal
meeting will also be reviewed.
Dean of Men Frank J. Simes
Isms not available yesterday for
comment on, the charges that
lertniki be advanced against the ,
fresksmn.
Miiilmeip Crew to Meet
Thespians' makeup crew will
meet at 7 tonight in Schwab Aud
its:Mum
John Wayne says: "My college,
football coach got me a summer
job dt a movie studio. I. started as
a prop man and stunt man.
Afterward my studio friends inveigled
me into acting. I made about
75 Westerns before big parts '
came my way.
kia Mildness
and Atifir
of the big advantages of the en
campment is that its held before
classes begin. He pointed out that
this was important since during
the semester students have diffi
culty attending meetings.
Although faculty and " staff
members were present at the en
campment, Kenworthy empha
sized'the fact that it a student
project.
Only one mistake was made by
those in charge of this year's en
campment, Kenworthy said. That
was that the students "outlined
too big a program." ' Thirteen
workshops were held.
Freshman Iniuied
In Auto Accident
A first semester freshman was
slightly injured in a three-car
accident midnight Sunday at
Boalsburg when his car skidded
on the wet pavement and crashed
into a bridge on Route 322.
Daniel Moskwa, an agricultural
education major, suffered bruises
of the head and right knee. John
Luciani, first semester science
major, riding with Moskawa, re
ceived cuts of the face when his
head went through the wind
shield.
Penn State-Boston Film
To Be Shown Tonight
Movies of the Boston Universi
ty-Penn State football game will
be shown at ' 7:30 tonight in
Schwab Auditorium. A member
of the football coaching staff will
comment on the film, taken by
Ray M. Conger, associate profes
sor of physical education.
The movies are sponsored by
Androcles, junior men's hat so
ciety.
Donovan Gets Post
George L. Donovan, manager
of associated student activities,
has been named regional repre
sentative in the Association of
College Unions. He will represent
Pennsylvania, Maryland, West
Virginia, .New Jersey and Dela
ware.
Insurance Club to Meet )Ed Council to Meet
The Insurance Club will hold
an organizational meeting at 7
tonight at Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
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Secretariat
To Study
Constitution
A survey of the constitutions of
All-College.o a bin e t-recognized
organizations will be the first pro
ject of the new Cabinet Secre
tariat when it is established, Rob
ert Smott, campus National
Student Association coordinator,
told cabinet Thursday night.
The study is part .of the cam
pus program, Smott said, to im
plement a resolution, passed. at
the National Student Congress
this summer. The resolution, seeks
to minimize misunderstanding in
the college, community by mutual
recognition and respect of areas
of _ campus jurisdiction.
The constitutions would be sur
veyed from a standpoint of con
tradiction to the All-College Con
stitution, general constitutional
form, and style, Smodt said.
More study is necessary before
a restatement and confirmation
of previously delegated authority
and responsibility, as rec o m
mended by the resolution, can be
brought before cabinet, Smoot
said. -
Penn State is among the lead
ing • contenders for the NSA sub
commission on student leadership,
Smoot said.
Charles McClintock, seventh
semester petroleum and natural
gas engineering major, was named
by All-College President Richard
Lemyre to the NSA subcommis
sion on leadership training.
Otto Hetzel, fifth semester arts
and letters major, and Lorraine
Gladus, seventh semester arts and
letters major, were named to the
committee established Oct. 1 to
reorganize Cabinet Projects
Council• into Cabinet Secretariat.
Education Student Council will
meet at 7:30 tonight in 206 Bur
rowes.
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LIGHT_ GRAY Flannel Suit single
breasted, 100% wool, size . 38-39 short,
used one day. Will sell for less than 1,4
price, $30.00. Will finance. See Joe, 2nd
floor, 222 W. Beaver, from 6 to 7 p.m.
WILL WHOEVER took a gray topcoat by
mistake at the J.A.G. meeting place
call Jim 'Dillon 89107.
REDDISH BLONDE female cocker spaniel,
2- years old, wearing black collar, Sat.
afternoon near Mineral Science. Answers
to . "Taffy." Not friendly to men. May be
limping. Reward. Phone ext. 2244 or after
5 p.m. phone 4003.
RONSON WHIRLWIND. Lighter brown
Lost on Burrowes Road. Ask for Tom
Call 3468.
GRAY TOPCOAT Thurs. night in TUB
White comb in pocket. I have yours
Phone 4613.
BLACK WALLET, valuable cards. Lost
in Nittany Theatre Oct. 5. Please call
Dick Lyon, 4151.
PARKER 51 Pen. Dark blue, silver cup—
Wed., Oct. 7. Reward. Call Kay Kerr
320 McElwain.
BROWN WALLET Monday between thea
ter and McElwain. Finder keep money,
but-return. wallet. Call 3246; Bob Skelly.
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dents again created disturbance
in• several hotels in Philadelphia,
into early hours of the morning,
and did considerable property
damage," he said.
College officers are now work
ing with the hotels involved in
an effort to identify the students
involved, Eisenhower told his
audience.
"This time there was not a
victory to celebrate,"
Eisenhower
stated. "This was' therefore not
an outburst of student enthusi
asm. It was sheer rowdyism," he
said.
"I know that members of the
faculty and administration—and
most students—have been sad
dened by the behavior of the
small student minority," he said.
"We are too realistic to expect
perfection," Eisenhower stated,
CLASSIFIEDS
FOE SALE
1950 !`88" OLDSMOBILE, hydromatic trans
mission, radio, heater, fully " equipped.
Excellent condition. One-time owner. Price
reasonable. Call 4547 after 5 p.m.
COLUMBIA' AUTOMATIC LP attach
ment. $B. Weaver G-6 rifle scope with
mount. $7. Call 3498 after 5 p.m.
CORONA PORTABLE'typewriter and case
for sale. Good condition. Price $3O. Call
2930 after 7 p.m. Ask for Don.
1949 FORD Custom V-8 .—' $B5O. Real,
seat covers, good tires. Must sell to"
meet expenses. Joe Racik 4712.
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TITESDAY,:, OCTOBER - 13; -1953
"but I •am sure we all aspist •to
instilling in--students those con
cepts and convictions which will
motivate them, among other
things, to the • observance of ac
ceptable standards of conduct in
the, community."
Eisenhower then offered sug
gestions to improve the situation.
am suggesting then," he said,
"that in our instruction, in in
dividual and ' group counseling
and advising, and in informal re
lations between teachers, admin
istrators, and students, all of us
maximize our. eiforts to help
students develop snot only special
ized knowledge, but also funda
mentally sound traits of charac
ter, a deep understanding of
moral values, a sensitivity to the
feelings and rights of others, and
an appreciation of their group
responsibility to conduct them
selves in ways that reflect credit
on all who make possible the
g r eat advantages they attain
here."
EDUCATION BOOK by Myers-Williams in
Electrical Engineering building. Call ext.
PRIVATE ROOM, grad. student, break
. fast, transportation, $9. Call Port Ma
tilda 29R16.
ROOM FOR Rent. Call 4255, ask for - Bob
in Rm. 4: . •
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs attention
just dial 2492 or bring machine to 632
W. College Avenue.
STUDENTS EARN up to $1.50 Per hour
on a steady part-time job. See "Perry"
at `Dux Club, 128 S. nigh.
2 AA BOOKS for October 24 (preferably
Jr. or Sr.) Contact 240 McElwain. E.
ward !
MISCELLANEOUS
TRY VIC'S for his' take-outs. Sundaes,
sandwiches, cokes,
,ice• cream and thick
shakes in all flavors.
RIDES AND
PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDERS FROM Port Matilda, can we
share car or expenses? Phone Port:Ma
tilda 29R16.
RIDE TO Philadelphia Friday afternoon,
return Sunday. Call Chiz after S p.m.
3-933.
FOR TWO to Washington, D.C., Oct. 30
after 4 Friday. Call Mike McLaughlin
ext. 1192.
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