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Elections-
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only one—Schwab Auditorium—
was eliminated. Allan Schneirov,
reporting on the possibility of a
polling place located in Schwab,
said Thursday classes scheduled
in Schwab would make it impos
sible to set up a polling place.
With the exception of naming
two more polling places, a spring
election code was approved by the
committee last night. Tin deci
sion on places of voting will be
completed next week, Kohn said,
and will be ready for cabinet.
The approved spring code is
basically the same as the fall
code, with the exception of date
and time changes, a clique regu
lation amendment, a decentral
ized voting amendment, and the
fraternity-independent man eligi
bility rotation system.
Other changes in the code ap
proved by the committee last
night are a clause added to the
method of campaigning article
and two changes in the places of
campaigning article.
Under the method of campaign
ing, the new clause takes into
consideration a person proven
guilty or a witness who can prove
guilt of another. Any person at
tempting to take advantage of the
decentralized voting system by
voting for another person will be
subject to Tribunal action.
The changes in the places of
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
NEED A QUEEN, a triangle, a plate block
Try the Stamp Seller, 129 W. Beaver Ave
HAVE WALLET-SIZED photos made from
your portrait. 20 for $1.25. Also copy
special from any old or new negative and
5x7 print—sl.oo, extra prints .35 ea. at
Centre Co. Film Lab., 122 W. Beaver Ave.
ALL KINDS of party refreshments at a
moderate price. Phone Frida Stern 4818.
1951 SHULTZ TRAILER, 26 ft., -com
pletely furnished. Call A. Zaborny,
8-9094 after 5 p.m. Penn State Trailer
Camp. . . .
FOR RENT
NEWLY OPENED furnished rooms for
students ; baths, showers—back of Weis
Market, 224 S. Pugh Street. Phone 8-9147.
ROOM—single pr double, for rent. 219 S
Atherton. Call 4291.
ATTRACTIVE CENTRALLY located fur
nished room for rent, two graduate
students preferred. Call 8-6772 during office
hours.
RENT A TRUCK
Save money on that
moving job. Local or out of state.
HERTZ Driv-Ur-Self SYSTEM, LIC.. 1020
Green Ave., Altoona, Pa. Phone 24200.
SINGLE OR double room for students or
working couple. Kitchen privileges. Quiet
surroundings. Call Boalsburg 9-6935.
TWO PARKING spaces for rent across
from campus. Available immediately. Call
7647. _ .
ROOM ac BOARD
BOARD OR board and room available at
Marilyn Hall, 317 East Beaver Ave. Ask
for Mrs. Elleard.
HELP WANTED
CAMP COUNSELORS needed, men and
women, with and Without experience, for
social agency camps near Cleevland, Ohio.
Personal interviews on campus on Tuesday
March 2. Please contact Jack Huber, Stu
dent Employment Service, for appointments.
WOODWORK PRODUCT
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
--- - -
For parts of Penna, N.J., Del, Md, D.C., by
well known high,. quality manufacturer
covering area many years calling on Special
Millwork trade and Architects. Must have
sales ability and be aggressive. A Lumber
and Millwork or Architects office back
ground or Forestry Engineering graduate
helpful. Additional training provided. Good
opportunity with salary, expenses, car fur
nished for traveling. Replies held confiden
tial and requested in own hand-writing
only, giving full history. Please include
health, age. education, marital status.
Write c/o this paper.
WORK WANTED
THESES, MANUSCRIPTS, papers, rough
drafts typed. Guaranteed copy and spell
ing. Editorial service available. Call Mrs.
Berman 4161. . _
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
If so you can have it repaired. just dial
2492 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
WANTED
TWO GIRLS to share house rest of semes
ter with temporary staff member. Phone
4003.
LOST
WILL THE person who took green corduroy
jacket by .mistake in Home Ec building
call 265 Simmons. I have yours.
WILL THE person who took my overcoat
by mistake at the Tuesday night lecture
please call me. I have yours. Duane Holm
ext. 261.
LOST IN exchange a gray gabardine top
coat at Delt House on Feb. 13th. Tom
Spitzans ext. 298. - -
FOUND
GOLD WRIST watch in town Saba
2/13 54. Call Jim McDowell 4805.
INSTRUCTION
GUITAR INSTRUCTION, beginners and
advanced. Write or call Ross Lytle, Beta
Theta Pi. Phone 3468.
MISC7T T. n ITEOUS
RADIO AND ' • ,• :Iran teed service,
prompt and eft'. t. State College TV,
M. N. Adaerton. Name 484021.
campaigning deal witi,
ber and size• of campaign posters.
The committee decided to allow
two permanent-type campaign
posters per clique inside a store
window in the borough last fall,
one poster of this type was al
lowed.
On campus, there may be a max
imum of 20 posters from each
clique instead of 12 which was
allowed last fall, the committee
decided. The committee also
upped the size of the campus pos
ters to three by three feet. Posters,
at maximum last fall, were two
by two feet.
Main Eng Gallery .
The third floor gallery corridor
in Main Engineering Building is
currently being painted. The cor
ridor is used for architecture ex
hibits.
Today's Chesterfield
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The cigarette tested and approved by 30
years of scientific tobacco research.
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were sponsored by Beta Theta
Pi. Carlene Samuels, fourth se
mester pre-medical major from
Lewisburg, was sponsored by Zeta
Tau Alpha. Marjorie Schenck,
second semester journalism major
from Metuchen, N.J., is sponsored
by the Used Book Agency.
A special picture of Penn State's
queen will be taken by the De
partment of Public Information
and forwarded to contest head
quarters in Pittsburgh.
The pictures of winning candi
dates from each of the 30 compet
ing colleges and universities in
the Tri-State area will appear
April 11 in the ROTO section of
the Pittsburgh Press. Press readers
will vote for the final contest win
ner by sending in ballots printed
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in the Press. A full-color picture
of the contest winner will appear
Qn the cover of the ROTO sec
tion, sometime in May.
Coeds in the contest may pick
up their pictures this week at the
Student Union desk in Old Main.
Spring Schedules Due
For Student Employment
Students who registered for stu
dent employment last fall and
would like employment again this
spring should file their spring
schedules at the Student Employ
ment office, John Huber, director,
has announced. Students who do
not fill out schedules will be put
on the inactive list.
The first sugar mill on the North
American continent is believed to
have been established by Cortez
"Chesterfields for Me!"
The cigarette with a proven good record
with smokers. Here is the record. Bi-monthly
examinations of a group of smokers show no
adverse effects to nose, throat and sinuses
from smoking Chesterfield.
Deborah Kerr stars in the Broadmiay Hit "Tea and Sympathy"
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY - 24, 1954
H Ec Council
Rejects ISCB
Election Plan
The Home Economics Student
Council, last night voted against
the Inter-School Council Board's
proposal for the popular election
of council, officers.
Under the proposed plan, the
student of each college would se
lect the student council officers
at the spring election when they
voted for the council representa
tives. These officers would not
have to have been previous mem
bers of the council.. At the pres
ent time, the officers for the next
year are elected by the old coun
cil from its membership.
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