I'AGE ETGH
etting Ready .
ALPHA PHI OMEGA members sort through International Business
Machine cards of all independent men, setting aside cards of men
living in downtown areas. Alpha Phi Omega, national service
fraternity, will solicit funds for Campus Chest from these men.
Participation during the drive, set to run from Monday through
Oct. 28, is 100 percent. Sorting cards from left to right are Gordon
Smith, Richard Schuler, Samuel Webb, and Richard Gibbs, Cam
pus Chest chairman.
Trustees Add
3 to Faculty
Appointments of three faculty
members were approved, one pro
fessor was granted a leave of ab
sence, and another leave of ab
sence was extended at. -a recent
meeting of the Board of Trustees,
President Milton S. Eisenhower
announced yesterday.
Dr. R. W. Grimshaw, of the Uni
versity of Leeds, England, was
named visiting professor of cer
amics; Mary E. Fuqua, of the
University of Illinois, was named
associate professor of foods and
nutrition; and Amanda Ebersole,
of Drexel Institute of Technology . ,
was named visiting professor of
home economics education.
Dr. Edward C. Henry, professor
and chief of the Division of Cer
amics, was granted a leave of
'absence from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30,
1954. A leave of absence for Dr.
Cyius E. French„ professor of ani
mal nutrition, was extended from
Jan. 1 to June 30, 1954.
Chapel Gift--
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will be chosen on their high school
record and evidence of need.
According to the approved plan,
individual awards may not exceed
approximately $225,0r the amount
of in-state fees for one year. The
scholarships will be issued on an
annual basis, and priority will be
given to those re-applying, pro
vided a designated average has
been maintained.
The foundation, in formally
turning over its funds to the Col
lege • for disbursement, reported
contributions of $1457 for the
Council of Research, $12,834 for
school equipment, $2120 for loan
funds. $2756 for the Penn State
Christian Association, and $12,435
for a variety of miscellaneous
Projects.
Althouse to Speak
Dr. Paul M. Althouse, professor
of agriculture an d biologic a 1
chemistry, will discuss "Chemis
try in Agriculture" at the Gen
eral Agriculture Club meeting 7
tonight in 210 Agriculture.
Reede to Speak Tonight
Dr. Arthur H. Reede, professor
of economics, will discuss "Pro
posed Changes to the Taft-Hart
ley Law" at the Industrial Rela
tions Research Association meet
ing at 7:30 tonight in 208 Willard.
Gemmell Well Speak
Dr. James Gemmell, associate
professor of economics and busi
ness education, will discuss
"TrendS in Business Education"
tomorrow in Wilmington at the
annual meeting of the business
teachers of Delaware.
Freshman Basketball
John Egli, freshman basketball
coach, has announced a call for
frosh court candidates. Interested
students may report at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow in the upper bleachers
at Rec Hall.
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Ed LaVie Pictures
Education seniors may have
pictures taken for LaVie between
9 a.m. and 4 p.m. today through
Tuesday at the Penn State Photo
Shop.
CIGARETTES
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. P
prig -Council
Nominations
Open Today
Nominations for freshman mem
bers of the Engineering Student
Council and soporncire represen
tatives from the new curriculum
of engineering, science will be
held today through Friday.
A student may nominate him
self or another person by register
ing his name in the office of his
respective department head.
Election of members will take
place Monday and Tuesday. A
voting booth will. be set up from
8 .a.m. to 5 p.m. on these days at
the intersection 'of the Mall and
Pollock road. A booth will also
be set up from 4 to 5 p.m. Monday
in the lobby of Schwab Audi
torium, during the Engineering .1
lecture.
_ At its regular meeting last
night, Engineering Council ex
pressed disapproval of the Spring
Week holiday proposed by All
college Cabinet, by a vote of 16
to eight.
A committee was also named to
plan a program for the Engineer
ing-Faculty mixer, to be held at
8 p.m. Thursday, Nov: 12, in the
Temporary Union Building.
Home Ec Coffee Hour
A coffee hour for alumni of the
School of Home Economics will
be held from 10 a.m. to noon
Saturday in the Home Ec Living
Center.
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shows - college students_ prefer Lucklet •
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Last year a survey was made
throughout the country which showed that smokers in
those college's preferred Luckies to any other cigarette.
This year another nation-wide survey was_,rnade—a
representative survey of 'all students in rema.lar colleges
coast to coast. Based on thousands of actual student in-
terviews—this survey shows that, as last year, Luckies
lead again—lead over all other brands, regular or king-
size—and by a wide margin! The reason: Luckies taste
better
Brand-new national survey.
•
P. S. Once again we're buying student jingles! $25.00
goes to every student whose Dicky Strike jingle is accepted
for our advertising. So hurry! Send yours in right away to:
Happy-Go-Lucky, P. 0. Box 67, New York 46, N. Y.
LUCKIES TASTE BETTER
" Be Happy-GO !LUCKY!
CD A. T. Co,
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'Old Mania' Items Due
Fraternities, sororities, and in
dependents who wish announce
ments of pinnings, engagements,
or marriages to be in Froth's "Old
Mania" should hand such - infor
mation in by 5 p.m. tomorrow at
the Student Union desk, in Old
Main.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1947 CHRYSLER convertible. W.W. ,tires,
R&H. new top. Best offer takes it. Call
Bob Schoenhof at 8-9172 : •-:
STEVENS 30-30 rifle, very good . condition
Call Dave 8-9021 after 7 p.m. .
1948 BUICK Roadmaster Convertible, -beau
tiful condition. Web True, Statc; College
2178 or 8441-ext. 2368.
SEATS AT the Powder Bowl reasonable
Everyone is going—why • don't you 1
CIDER FOR Sale. Five gallons or more.
70c gallon- Deliver Wed., Thurs. eve
nings on campus and fraternities, Cali
Atherton 336.
1946 PIPER J-3 Continental 75 h.p. engine.
Licensed until May 1954. $550. Contact
T. F. Kenly, Hooyer Trailer' Park. •
LOST
MECHANICAL PENCIL—goId. and black,
lost. near West Dorm postoffice. Call
ext. 967, ask for Garry.
COLLEGE ALGEBRA , book on Friday,
Oct. 16_• Finder please call Don, 4937.
Needed for Blue Book.
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 Cathaurn.
Reward. Betty Barnhart, 146 Atherton.
TAKEN FROM PiKA Saturday night. One
West Point blanket. Sentimental -value—
please return; .mo queStions asked. Call
Frank Locotos 2220.
in leading colleges
AY,- OC'TOBER- 21; .1.963
WSGA Names Secretary .
Carol Stevenson, 'seventh se
mester health education major,
was elected secretary of Women's
Student Government Association
House of Representatives last
week. It was reported .in the Oct.
17 issue of _ the 'Daily Collegian
that Janet Stevenson, fifth semes
ter education major, was elected.
LOST
IC&E SLIDE RULE, black case., Name in
side case flap, initials (WNS) inscribed
on metal band of rule. Call Bill Selvig 4957.
FOR RENT
SELECT ROOMS With running water for
graduate student, Or tipperclasdinan, cen
tral location. Call" 4850 'or 7792. Ask for
C.R. .
WANTED
GIRL WANTED to share four-room apart
ment 'with . two -other girls. s2o' .per
month and kitchen 'facilities. Call 2312
after 5 p.m, . . _
RECORDER, *ire or tape preferred. Call
ext. 289, ask for John Boyd in - Rm. T.
WORK WANTED
WREN YOUR typewriter needs attention
iust dial 2492 or bring machine to 633
W.. College Avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS
DON'T , FORGET to submit entries for
Junior Prom queen
,before rOct. 26 at
Student Union desk.
PLEASE _CONTACT me if You know any-
one who drives from N.Y.C. to State
College• on Fridaysi and back on. Sundays.
Call Mal McNiven 7232.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN planning - a • square
dance? Call Duane S. Beals 7851. Band
and caller, ,
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