PAGE EIGHT Employment Agency Offers Varie• Work How would you like to get paid for babysitting with a cat? This is only one of the many job requests that have been filled by John Huber, head of the Student Employment Service. Other odd job requests that have been handled include: A call for two boys to chop wood for a barbeque. The job itself was not odd, but the lady wanted the 'boys to bring their own axes. It may be true that some Penn State males walk around campus with pocket knives, but it is doubtful. if they carry axes. A request for a boy to sit with some furs. It seems there was a fur convention at the Nittany Lion Inn and 'the furriers wanted someone to watch the expensive furs when they were not around. A girl who wanted a job as a spot welder. A boy with medical experience who desired to work as a sur geon's assistant. These and many other odd jobs have been filled by the Student Employment service. Students Can Find Work "The point I am trying to bring out," Huber explained, "is that if any students have unusual tal ents, or can perform different jobs, we may be able to find work for them." Huber emphasized that students must decide now whether they can "afford" to work. Students must go into the office and fill out - application cards containing data needed by the Student Em ployment Service. This informa tion includes a class schedule, how much financial assistance is needed, and what types of work the student can do. At present about 750 students have filed cards with the office, Huber said. However, he esti mated that about 20 per cent of these students will not accept jobs. The main reason is that they find that working cuts down the number of hours they have left for studying, he explained. Should Call Employer The main job of the Student Employment Service is "to help finance needy students," Huber said. . He added that if a student is unable to fill a job commitment he should call not only the em ployer but also Huber's office. No student is forced to take any job, Huber said. It is the privilege of the student to decline any job if he so desires. The biggest complaint from employers, according to Huber, stems from the fact that some students accept a job and then fail to show up for work. This in turn causes hard feelings between townspeople and students at the College. Huber explained that students who accept jobs in town are acting as emissaries of the student body. This summer the Student Em ployment Service contacted camps and resorts in 14 states and Can ada and provided Penn Staters with over 1000 summer jobs, Hu ber said. If you would like to put some of your talent to work and earn a few extra dollars, sign up with the Student Employment Service, 112 Old Main. New Jersey is the only state in the Union which elects its gover nor for a three year term. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE 1947 BUICK Convertible, fully equipped. New tires. Excellent condition. $6OO. Can be financed. Phone Bellefonte 5-8382. 1948 CHEVROLET Coupe. Good condition. 8475. Can be financed. Phone Bellefonte 5-8382. 1948 BUICK Roadmaster Convertible, beau tiful condition. Web True, State College 2178 or 8441-ext. 2168. SEATS AT the Powder Bowl reasonable Everyone is going—why don't you! ADOX 35mm Schneider f 2.9 ; Mendelsohn Universal Flashgun ; GE Ex posure Meter; A-1 condition. Call 4956 after 5 p.m. 70c gallon. Deliver Wed., Thurs. eve nings on campus and fraternities. Call Atherton 336. 1946 PIPER J-3 Continental 75 h.p. engine. Licensed until May 1954. $550. Contact T. P. ICenly, Hoover Trailer Park. LOST LOST VICINITY Cody Manor—Gruen Veri- Thin Wristwatch. Brown leather strap. Reward. Call Gerald Franc, Pollock 5. GREEN' SWEATER with sorority pledge pin Friday night, Oct. 16 in Cathaum. Reward. Betty 13-1 - - - • .- • ' 4 ; Atherton. BROWN WALLET, irar:,::lant cards. R ward. Call Henry Gallo 4122 anytime. By HERM WEISKOPF Impeachment (Continued from page one) tacted by KOhn concerning the meeting. The announcement was then amended by Favro to say that the meeting had been ap proved by the chairman of the elections committee. Donald Herbein, defeated by Sinclair for the chairmanship of the party Oct. 11, asked that the women sit apart from the general body. Sinclair, in a statement issued yesterday, said "The clique chair man is the only person having the right to call party meetings. There should be no doubt as to who is the Lion Party chairman, and all meetings called by un authorized persons are illegal." Reasons Listed for Charge The formal impeachment charge was read to the clique by Robert Howe, first semester mechanical engineering major. The reading of the charge was preceeded by Kidd's reading to the meeting of sections of Robert's Rules of Or der applying to impeachment pro ceedings. Kidd charged that Sin clair was dodging prosecution by refusing to recognize the validity of Robert's Rules. Kidd said the impeachment charges were based on the fact that Sinclair had appointed two men to the position designated in the party's constitution for one man, and had made appointments without the consent of all clique officers as designated in the con stitution. • The formal impeachment char ges Sinclair with "unscrupulous conduct detrimental to the good name and intentions of the Lion Party." • Trial Committee Meets Sinclair referred to the charges as "nebulous." "They have dis integrated under their own weight, a fact which demonstrates their complete lack of truth," Sin clair said. The charges presented at the meeting w er e formulated by a trial committee which met in the West Dorm conference room Sun day afternoon. The trial meeting followed meetings held last Tues day at Beta Theta Pi and Thurs day at Kappa Delta Rho where freshmen presented charges that Sinclair had promised them sup port •in their races for freshman class offices. Clique nomination for candidates will be held Nov. 1. Sinclair was appointed tempor ary clique chairman of the party Sept. 22, replacing Watson Leese, who resigned. Kidd, a former member of the radio station staff who reentered politics to oppose Sinclair, said under the old con stitution the power of the clique chairmanship rested with him af ter Richard Kirschner resgined the chairmanship last spring, but ap proved of Leese's appointment as temporary clique chairman. WORLD RESOURCES and Industries, by Zimmerman, in Temporary. If found Please call Jim Miller 7683. RED SHORT COAT Saturday night Oct. 10. I have yours. Call Ruth Israel, 125 McElwain. GREEN WALLET lost Wed. Oct. 13, Margaret Fleming. Phone 3238. Reward. SELECT ROOMS with running water for graduate student or upperclassman, cen tral location. Call 4850 or 7792. Ask for C.R. 5 filters; STUDENTS EARN up to $1.50 per hour on a steady part-time job. See "Perry" at Dux Club, 128 S. Pugh. WHEN YOUR typewriter needs attention just dial 2492, or bring machine to 633 W. College Avenue. TRY VlC's for his take-outs—sundaes, sandwiches, cokes, ice cream and thick shakes in all flavors. THE DArLy COT .T,EGIAN. STATE COLLEGE.' PENNSYLVANIA 1 LOST FOR RENT HELP WANTED WORK WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Clothing Drive Set to Begin Phi Kappa Psi and Chi Omega are sponSoring "State College in Korea" week, a used clothing drive starting tomorrow and end ing Friday. Donations can be turned in between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Old Print Shop on Beaver avenue. Warm bedding and clothing, in cluding sweaters, jackets, socks, blankets, shoes, heavy . trousers and dresses are especially needed. 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