The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, October 30, 1953, Image 8

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    PACE EIGHT
Perkins States
Goal of FMA
.136-.tter; food at the most reason
able price is the immediate goal
of
. the Fraternity Marketing As
sociaczon, Harold W. Perkins, as
sistant to the Dean of Men, told
a.meeting of fraternity cooks, ca
terers and FMA representatives
at the Allencrest Tea Room Wed
nesday night.
The purpose of the meeting was
to h . :dorm prospective members of
the association of the past history
and future plans of the group.
Perkins urged ncn member fra
ternities to compare FMA prices
with those they are now,paying.
Twenty-six fraternities are now
members of the association.
. Julius Shapiro, FMA treasurer,
reported the association did a
business volume of $16,000 last
year. He also reported $3,550
worth of business had been trans
acted. during September of this
year.
Scrolls Plan Workshop
Scrolls, senior women's hat so
ciety, will hold a workshop at
the Women's Recreation Associa
tion cabin from 2 to 6 p.m. Sun
day.
NEWMAN CLUB
TURKEY TROT
Sunday Afternoon
November Ist
Signup: Old Main Bulletin
Board
West Dorm Desk
Church
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
CORSAGES FOR Junior Prom will be
sold by Student Floral Agency in West
Dorms and Nittany Mon.-Thurs. 5-7. Watch
for further advertising:
'37 FORD. Has motor, wheels, seats, wind
shield, Hoor, roof. Just painted, radio,
heater. Best offer. Phone 3434.
1941 PLYMOUTH. Special Deluxe Coupe.
$275. R&H, rebuilt motor, good tires.
Call State College 4712.
1940 CHEVROLET coupe $175. Call
4712.. 1941 Chevrolet 4-door sedan—sl2s.
Call JOseph Racik ext. 790.
ARMY OFFICER'S trench coat, size 40,
has zip-in lining. Like new, worn only
two weeks. PX price was $55 ; will sacri
fice for $4O. Phone 7611 ext. 13, ask for
Bob Gardner.
GOLDEN BROWN checked sport coat.
Size 38. Reasonably priced. Contact Lew
Ripley, Nittany 24-7. Phone 284.
LOST
PENN STATE class ring -1954. Call Fred
3877. Reward.
SMALL GOLD and blue pin, with Bridgb
port in gold letters. If found, call Beverly
at ext. 185.
ONE BLUE and gold Schaeffer fountain
pen on Ag. Hill Monday. If found, call
H. Marick 4275.
RUST COLORED jacket left in 129 Temp
at 11 a.m. Monday. Call Bob Rauch 4979
WORE WANTED
SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Harrisburg Combo
available Nov.. 7th and Dec. 12th. Call
2993 after 7 p.m.
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs attention
just dial 2492 or bring machine to 633
W. College Avenue.
An invitation to discuss your future
. . . in a successful, century-old organization
. . . looking ahead to further development and progress
THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
offers
Career Opportunities In: For Graduates
in the fields of:
Mining and Exploration Mining Eng.. Geology, Met.
Eng. (Milling), Mech. Eng.,
and Elec. Eng.
Manuafacturing (Production Met. Eng., Chem. Eng., Elec.
Supervision) Eng., Mech. Eng.
Plant Ertg:ine.7:eing Mech. Eng., Elec. Eng.
Research and Development Met. Eng., (B.S. and Ph.D.)
Chem. Eng., (B.S. and
Ph.D.)
Pliv. Chem. (Ph.D.)
Process Met. (Ph.D.),
Physical Met. (Ph.D.)
Sales Chem. Eng., Met. Eng.
Company representatives will be on campus
Wednesday, November 4
Arrange with your :Placement Office for an interview
Starlings
Continued from page two)
is to repel the insects from any
where.
Controversy in Sound Field
If the sounds were ultrasonic
sounds that humans couldn't hear.
a device could be set up that
would repel the insects when they
heard the sound, Mrs. Frings said.
This work is still in its infancy,
Mrs. Frings said, but there is a
big controversy in the field and
she wants to pin it down.
Mrs. Frings had. over 15,000
references on the subject which
date back to the late 17th and
early 18th centuries. Each article
she receives is either a reprint, a
photostat, or microfilmed copy.
Articles on the subject are scat
tered in almost 370 journals in
all languages, which she and Dr.
Frings translate and reproduce.
Couple Given Pasteur Medal
Dr. and Mrs. Frings were in
vited to France this spring by the
Ministry of Agriculture, the Air
Force and the University of Paris.
Need Bluebooks!
Get them at
the B-X
8 pages 3 for 5c
12 pages 2 for 5c
16 pages 2 for Sc
32 pages Sc
$5 in Sales
$1 Merchandise FREE
Penn State
Book Exchange
in the TUB
Mon'day-Friday 8:30-4:30
FOUND
RAINCOAT, BROWN, military style—
taken from Cathaum Oct. 24 in mistake
for own. I have yours. Call Jerry 4409.
TWO 'HUNDRED' tickets ^to% Saturday
night's Mardi Ball. Pick one up' from
any Chime. Reward desired, $1.50.
WANTED
GENTLEMEN! Blondes prefer them! Why?
See Theta Phi Alpha's Mardi Gras show
"Blondes Prefer Gentlemen" and find out!
WHAM AN Alpha Gam. Where?—Mardi
Gras. Vote for king— who? Fury Furaco.
GIRL STUDENT to do part-time house
work in exchange for room. Modern
home located at 232 E. Foster Ave. Call
3476 before 4:30 p.m.
RIDE WANTED I
RIDE WANTED to vicinity of Cincinnati,
Ohio Wednesday, Nov. 25. Can leave any
time after 12 noon. Call Claire Gamin
ext. 1099.
WANTED TO BUY
COMMUNITY 'CONCERT Season Tickets
Ken Lanan, State College 2651. •
MISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION SENIOR MEN: If your plans
for the future are not definite, write to
the Hill-Rom Company, Inc., Batesville,
Indiana, makers of hospital furniture and
equipment Give full information concern
ing yourself and your background.. You
may find a promising career and our
sales depaitment awaits you.
VOTE FOR the very best—Al Gregal.
Penn State's Nittany Lion—for Mardi
Gras King. Sponsored by Tri Vi of Sigma
Sigma Sigma.
SEE THE latest in 3-Dimension as AOPi's
present "Whow I" in 3-Dimension at
Mardi Gras Friday night.
TVIT' DATL? COT,T,FITTAN STATE COLLtGM
Grad Course in Journ
Approved by College
A program of • graduate study
!leading to a M.A. degree in jour
nalism has been approved by the
College. Candidates for the ad
.
anted degree will be enrolled
within the next year.
They spent three months in
Europe presenting a series of lec
tures and papers on their work,
and visited 26 laboratories in
France, Holland and Germany.
When the couple 'visited the
Pasteur Institute, they were pre
sented with a silver medal in
recognition of their work towards
the advancement of science.
111-115 S. Allen
YOU CAIi f t . BUY
ICE Wii: - ::: filVil THAN
HAS @ALL,
WHY? Because it's. Breyers
Famous Bulk Ice Cream . . . the came
smooth, creamy ice cream your Breyer
Dealer serves at his fountain. The Half
Gallon is bargain-priced so you may
enjoy and serve plenty..
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Only 1.29
YOUR, FRIENDLY GREYER; DEALER HAS YOUR CHOICE OF SOLID FLAVORS AND FLAVOR COMBINATIONS
The H
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Get Your Hunting Supplies at Metzgers
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Certification Slips
AvWlable for Voters
Students intending to return
home to vote in the coming
elections may secure certifica
tion slips at the Student Union
desk in Old Main. .
Slips are not excuses for class
absences, but will inform , in
structors of the stud e n is
whereabouts.
Home Ec Council Tea
The Home Economics Student
Council will sponsor a tea for
home economics freshmen an d
faculty members from 2 to 3:30
p.m. Sunday in Simmons lounge.
unting
Here
HUNTING LICENSES
SHOTGUNS & RIFLES FOR RENT
SLIGHTLY USED SHOTGUNS and
RIFLES 10% OFF.
A few of the models are:
Model 94 Winchester 30-30
Model 12 Winchester pump, 16 gag and 12 gar
Remington 721, 306-270
aemington pumps, 12 and 16 ga.
Model 99 gauge 9 300 caliber
HUNTING CLOTHING:
Socks, Hats, Boots
Special Boots .. . . $9.95 to $13.95
Friday Evening Until 9:00 p.m.
Open
You Can Get It At
VANIt.
FINER
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FRIDAY,. OCTOBER 30, 1953
Cabinet
(Continued front page one)
community government is prac
ticed on the campus. Community
government, as defined in a reso
lution Smoot read. from the Na
tional Students' Congress last
summer, is "cooperation and bet
ter understanding. among student
governments. administrations, and
facilities in the area If campus
affairs through encouraging- joint
policy-making by three elements
of the educational community."
The United States consumed
476 million, tons 'of bituminous
coal in 1951. nearly 100 million
tons more than in 1939.
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