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Council !o Get
New Member
The Chem-Phys Student Coun
cil announced last night that :t
will replace a junior chemistry
major who recently resigned from
the council, at its next meeting
Dec. 9. .
A bottled-coke machine will be
installed this weekend in the hall,
on the third flood of Pond Lab
by the Altoona Coke Company,
the Council learned.
The Council voted in favor of
optional elimination of finals for
graduating seniors.
The Council and the School
Executive Committee will hold
their banquet Monday at the Eu
taw House. The group will meet
at 6 p.m. behind Osmond.
The Student-Faculty Mixer was
well received by students and
faculty and is planned to be an
annual function of the council,
Ronald Ferguson, mixer commit
tee chairman, reported.
Simes—
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pated in by the majority of the
members of a fraternity.
The chief fraternity complaint
against the University’s version of
the code is that it would be im
possible to get chaperones for all
events where they would be
necessary.
Housemother Solution
Another solution to the prob
lem suggested at Thursday’s IFC
meeting was the adoption of
housemothers. This proposal was
defeated by a vote'of 35 to 4.
The administration has main
tained its interpretation of the un
chaperoned dating code is not a
move toward housemothers. The
administration has also stated
there are no proposals before any
official body of the University
concerning housemothers.
Thespian Group initiates
Eleven New Members
Thespians, musical comedy
group, recently initiated 11 new
members.
Initiates are Sherman Francis
co, Phillip Wein, Judith Koenig,
Warren Keefer, Ruth Anne
Schnell, Phillip Beard, Ralph
Laudenslayer, Celeste McDermott,
Joanna Horrisberger, Terry Dol
son, and Richard Gordon.
Independent Newsletter
The November issue of the In
dependent Newsletter will b e
available at regular distribution
points tomorrow.
The issue features articles on
Leonard Moore, Lion football star,
and the University Food Service.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1947 MERCURY 4-door fully equipped
s6so—with new tires and tubes. Phone
State College 7985.
1938 TWO DOOR Plymouth in excellent
mechanical condition. Good tiresi $B5.
Call Dick Rubinstein 4850, rm. 30.
SUN-LITE PORTABLE battery operated
photo flash unit* like new* $4O. Call
Dave 3946.
1948 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan. R&H, new
tires. $495. Call Joseph Racik ext. 790.
7m. 111. Will accept trade-in or will
finance.
1940 FORD 2-dr. sedan. R&H. new tires,
rebuilt V-8 engine. $195. Phone State
College 4712.
TUXEDO. Practically new. Size 38. Price:
$25. Call State College 4739 for ad
ditional information.
FOR RENT
LARGE COMFORTABLE double room,
single beds. Near campus. Phone 2919.
WORK WANTED
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs attention
just dial 2492 or bring machine to 633
W. College Avenue.
PASSENGERS WANTED
WANTED PASSENGERS to Florida dur
ing Christmas vacation. ’ Contact Chic
Mason ext. 299 —Nittany 39-23.
PASSENGERS WANTED to Scranton. Will
leave Wed., Nov. 25th, 11 a.m. Call
Zach 3367.
FLY TO YOUR DESTINATION
Fast, Dependable Charter Flights — Anywhere, Anytime
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington,
New York, and other cities
Groups 2,3, 4or more get lowest rates
Free Transportation to and from our field from St. College
Contact Paul Peterson, Class of 'lB
Altoona Aviation Corporation
Peterson Memorial Field
Between Tyrone and Altoona
Phones: Altoona 2-2317 or 8995; Tyrone 9056R2
Quake Recorded
By Seismograph
A moderately heavy earthquake
centered about 2200 miles from
State College was recorded Tues
day by the University seismo
graph.
Had the quake pccurred in a
densely populated area, heavy
property damage and loss of life
might have resulted, Dr. Ben
jamin F. Howell Jr., chief of the
Division of Geophysics and Geo
chemistry, said.
Areas of the earth subject to
the quake would include Cali
fornia, southern Mexico, Central
America and the West Indies.
Hosier Explains
Warm Weather
The warm temperatures that
Penn State has experienced for
the past week are not unusual for
this time of year, according to the
University Weather Station.
Dr. Charles Hosier, meterologist
in charge of the station, said tem
peratures vary greatly during this
time of year, sometimes, running
as high as. 90 degrees. He ex
plained that mild weather is due
to the influence of a high-pres
sure area passing over the district.
Colder weather is expected with
in the next week.
The forecast shows continued
mild weather for tomorrow, with
some cloudiness in the afternoon.
Colder weather, with possible
showers in the afternoon, is anti
cipated Friday.
M§ School Given
Seismic Equipment
A . truck mounted with seismic
recording, equipment has been
presented to the School of Min
eral Industries by the United Geo
physical Co., Pasadena-, Calif.
Dr. Benjamin F. Howell Jr., pro
fessor of geophysics and chief of
the Division of Geophysics and
Geochemistry, explained the
equipment will be used for stu
dent instruction and research on
ground vibrations and geophysical
•prospecting.
Colds Cause Increase
n Infirmary Cases
A large number of colds is re
sponsible for the recent increase
in Infirmary cases, according to
Mrs. Carol H. Burt, Infirmary
superintendent.
The Infirmary load has been
rather low until this -week, Mrs.
Burt said. Other cases ihclude two
sprained ankles and. a knee in
jury.
HELP WANTED
STUDENTS EARN up to $1.50 per hour
on a steady part-time job. See "Perry**
at Dux Club, 128 S. Pugh.
LOST
PAIR HORN-RIMMED glasses Friday
night in downtown area. Please contact
Ted, Pollock 5-25. Phone 8-5051 ext. 265,
BETA THETA PI pin, initials on back R.S.
If found call 364 McElwain. Reward.
GLASSES IN light tan case, vicinity of
121 Sparks Thurs. Nov. 12. Call Bob
Franks, State College 4444.
CLASS RING, University of Massachu
setts, near Mechanical Engineering. Cal]
State College 3388. -
DARK BROWN leather jacket. Knitted
cuffs and waist. Call Rod Felix ext. 1195.
Leave message. Reward.
RIDE WANTED
RIDE WANTED to Miami, Florida Dec. 18
after 10:00 a.m. Preferably a non-stop
ride. Call Bob 2537.
RIDE TO vieinity of Kansas City. - Can
Can leave after 4:00 Friday Dee. 18,
return Jan. 1. Will share expenses. Call
Tom Hayes 4819.
RIDE WANTED to Lexington, Ky. Can
leave noon Nov. 25. Will share expense.
Call Ed Anders 7686.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR PHYS ED. majors only: A.Y.G.,
T.T.S., C.1.A., Dec. 11? For translation
see your elass representative to the Student
Council.
THE’DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Sigma Pi Sigma
Initiates Seven
Sigma Pi Sigma, physics honor
society, recently initiated seven
candidates.
Dr.. John A. Sauer, head of the
Physics department, spoke to the
group on “Graduate Study at
Oxford.”
Initiates are Mary Burgan, in
structor- of physics; Walter Saw
chuk, graduate student in physics;
Penman Sheldon, eighth semester
physics major; Richard Humes,
Edward Keller, Emmert McGarry,
and Richard Sloan, seventh se
mester physics majors.
Villanova College yesterday
followed Penn Stale's path
through the courts and formal
ly became a university.
Villanova, which has more
than 5000 students, was found
ed by the Catholic Augustinian
Order in 1842. When the col
lege was chartered in 1849 it
was granted all rights and priv
ileges of a university, but was
formally called a college.
Vandals Paint
The Nillany Lion Shrine# for
years a favorite target for
paint vandals, received its
third unscheduled dousing of
the semester early Tuesday.
This time the Lion was paint
ed. with a green enamel-type
paint. The vandalism was dis
covered about 5:45 a.m. by the
Campus Patrol. According to
Capl. Philip A.' Mark, head of
the patrol# the painting oc
curred sometime between 5:30
and 5:45 a.m. Mark said the
Lion had not been painted at
5:30 a.m. when a patrolman,
made his routine round.
A can of half-used green
enamel paint was found near
Villanova Given
University Status
BOTTIEO UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COIA COMPANT BY
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ALTOONA
"Coke" is o registered Irode-mork. © 1 953, THE COCA-COIA COMPANY
Lion Again
ihe Lion yesterday by the
Campus Patrol when the van
dalism was first discovered.
The Campus Patrol is checking
the paint brand with borough
dealers.
It was. the third painting the
Lion has received in the last
three weeks. During the West
Virginia weekend, the Lion
first got a yellow dabbing Sat
urday morning before the game
and then a blue' coat Sunday
morning. Two . ther landmarks
were painted during the West
Virginia weekend. The Old
Willow received a dousing
with blue water-base paint and
the main campus gateway was
inscribed with two "WVUs."
Council fo Publish
Monthly Newslette
Education Student Council de
cided Tuesday that Edits, council
newsletter, will be published once
a month beginning in January.
A proposed name change for the
newsletter was also suggested.
Dec. 10 was set as the date for
the Education school Christmas
party, the Mistletoe Mixer. Janet
Feaster, orchestra committee
chairman, said Lynn Christy and
his orchestra will play for the
dance. ,
Young Republicans
to Discuss Election
The Penn State chapter of the
Young Republicans Club will dis
cuss the Nov. 3 election results
at 7 tonight in the State College
Hotel.
Grace McCloskey, fifth semes
ter education major, was recently
elected club, secretary.
Chairman of tomorrow’s meet
ing will be Joseph Galati, eighth
semester arts and letters major.
Disabled Veterans
Disabled veterans in the State
College area interested in form
ing a chapter of the Disabled
American Veterans will meet at
7 p.m. tomorrow at the American
Legion home, 200 S. Pugh street, j
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1953
Fraternity—
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are allowed in the house, Ken
worthy said. A violation of these
rules or another incident after the
strict probation is lifted in March
would result in very serious steps,
he added.
Two Officers Removed
The two house officers are be
ing removed from office and
being called before the. Dean of
Men because the investigation re
vealed they were personally in
volved in the incident, he said.
They -were both there and were
parties to serving the girl alco
holic beverages, he said.
As a result of the incident the
girl involved was given a strict
campus fojr three weekends, and
Tribunal recommended last night
that the boy, also a freshman, be
suspended but action be deferred
until the end of the semester.
This means the student, will be
suspended at the end of -the se
mester, but he may be re-admit
ted if the dean of men sees fit
after reviewing the case and hear
ing testimony by the student'
Town Elections—
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man Weingarten, ward six, John'
McMeekin; ward seven, Thomas
Smeal; ward nine, Howard Mar
ick.
Ward 11, Donald Weidner;
ward 12 Donald Neifert; ward 13,
Bollman.
AMERICA’S
ft DANCE
V ' BAND!
'w j^y
ANTHONY
THE YOUNG MAN WITH THE HORN
and his
Orchestra
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