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Business College
Coffee Hour Set
The first Business Administra
tion college coffee hour will be
held at 4 p.m. today in the
recreation room of Thompson
Hall, it was decided at the Busi
ness Administration Student
Council meeting Monday night.
Faculty members from each
school in the college will be pres
ent to talk with the students. One
hundred invitations have been
sent.
After the regular business meet
ing the council met with Dean
Ossian R. MacKenzie, dean of the
college, Ralph H. Wherry, assis
tant professor of insurance, and
officers from all the Business Ad
ministration college student or
ganizations.
Aspoturian to Speak
To Poly WI Club
Vernon V. Aspaturian, assis
tant professor of political science,
will speak to the Political Science
Club at 7:30 tonight in the Home
Economics living center. This is
the first in a series of talks to be
given by Aspaturian. His topic
tonight will be "The International
Aspect of Ethics and Politics."
Ed Grad Coffee Hour
Will Be Held Today
The College of Education will
hold a coffee hour for graduate
students in education from 3 to 5
p.m. today in 6 Burrowes. It is
the second of a weekly series be
ing held this semester.
Ticket Exchange
Continues Today
• Tickets for tonight's basket
ball game with Georgetown in
Recreation Hall may be picked
up at the ticket window of the
Athletic Association office in
Old Main. They will also be
avasTable at the ticket booth in
Recreation Hall just before
game time.
Exchange tickets for Satur
day's basketball game wit h
Temple can also be picked up
at the office. They will be dis
tributed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
today and tomorrow at Roc
How
the stars got
started
Vaughn Monroe
says:
"In high school,
I spent all my spare
time playing with
local bands.
I had a lot to learn before
I could lead my own band. •
I studied singing; eventually did
the vocals and found that
the colleges kind of liked
my recordings.
Been performing for 'em
ever since!"
-k- Midhar
.90' gavot.
AMEIS AGREE WITH MORE PEOPLE
Senate--
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unchaperoned from 5 to 8 p.m.
Monday through Friday and from
noon to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sun
day. Other fraternities may attain
these privileges by petitioning for
and obtaining approval for this
classification.
2. If chaperones are present,
women guests may be entertained
without registering • events with
the dean of men and dean of wom
en, from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday
through Friday and noon to 8
p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
(Proper chaperonage is defined
as two couples, three adults, or a
part-time housemother. Chaper
ones must be chosen from the fol
lowing: Alumni of the chapter of
at least ten years' standing, mem
ber of the faculty or staff of the
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University, fraternity advisers,
and parents of chapter members.)
3. Women guests may remain
until 1 a.m. on Friday and Satur
day evenings if the intention to
have such guests under proper
chaperonage is registered with the
dean of men and dean of women.
4. If full-time resident house
mothers are employed and pres
ent, women guests may be enter
tained from noon to 8 p.m. Mon
day through Thursday, noon to
dormitory closing hours Friday
and Saturday, and noon td 8 p.m.
Sunday.
Housemother Approval
Approval of both part-time and
full-time housemothers must be
granted by the fraternity adviser
and the dean of men before they
are employed by the fraternity.
They must be employed on at
least a semester basis, and must
be reapproved at the beginning
of each academic year.
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- Tit-LAN ANA( °THEM, CIGAFLE7rEE.
now on sale
Policies governing the use of
alcoholic beverages formulated
by the committee include provi
sions prohibiting the possession
or use of such beverages on Uni
v,prsity property and "the main
tenance of bars, dispensing equip
ment, or any other similar facil
ity for Storing or serving alcoholic
beverages in a student living or
social unit."
Officers Responsible
The proposal would make un
dergraduate officers of student
organizations. primarily responsi
ble for the good conduct of mem
bers and guests at all functions,
both on and off campus.
Individuals or organizations
whose conduct is found to be
"prejudicial to the good name of
the University". will be • subject to
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1928 CHEVROLET brought out of storage,
22 miles per gallon. Best offer takes it.
Call Bob Wagner, Chi Phi 4332.
LEICA 11.1 F with F 2 summitar lens. Call
4833 after 9, ask for Karl.
1949 PALACE TRAILER, 24% ft., good
condition, 3-room. May be seen at Penn
State Trailer Park. Price $l7OO. Contact
man-in-charge.
1951 SHULTZ TRAILER, 26 ft completely
furnished. Call A. Zaborny. 8-9094 after
5 p.m. Penn State Trailer Camp.
1937 CHEVROLET 2-door Radio and heater,
clean, good condition. Call ext. 263 after
6 p.m. Ask for Les.
CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 4-door
sedan. R&H, new tires, exceptionally
clean, 20 miles per gallon. $445. State Col
lege 4712.
1939 BUICIC—R&2H, good condition, good
tires, perfect family or road car. $195.
Joe Hill, Ph. 8-5051 ext. 790.
DOUBLE BREASTED Tuxedo. Size 39-40.
$25.00. Excellent condition. Call State
College 8-8714 after 5 p.m.
1946 DODGE 2-door sedan priced reason
ably to sell. Contact Lew Ripley, Nittany
24-7 ext- 284.
FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM with cooking privileges
for men. Call 8-8441. ext. 2346 from 8-5,
after 5 p.m., 4078.
STUDENT TO share large double room
with another fellow in new home newly
furnished. 1114 W. Beaver Avenue. Phone
2186.
NEW QUIET room in faculty home—im
mediate occupancy. Private entrance.
Male. 201 W. Prospect.
ONE-HALF a room for rent at 138 Mc-
Allister street. Call 7137 after 4 p.m.
WORK WANTED
, .4' • • , etc . typed. Call
' Sandra Wheeler at ext. 508 before 5:00
evening 8-9180:
LS YOUR typewriter giving yon trouble?
If so you can have it repaired. Just dial
2492. for pick-np or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 4..1954
Dairy Club to Hear
Brandow at 7 Tonight
George E. Brandow, professor
of agriculture economics, will dis
cuss "Primitive Agriculture as
Related to the Dairy Industry"
before the Dairy Science Club at
7 tonight in 117 Dairy.
Professor Brandow, a graduate
of Cornell University. has recent
ly returned from a year in Turkey
where he served as economic ad
viser to the Ministry of Agricul
ture.
disciplinary action, the proposal
states, and such action may in
chide the suspension or expulsion
of individuals or the suspension or
revocation of the charters of or
ganizations.
ROOM & BOARD
BOARD OR board and room available at
Pdarilyn Hall, 317 East Beaver Ave. Ask
for Mrs. Elleard.
HELP WANTEr
LIGHT WORK for room. No firing. C
7792.
WANTED
MAID WORK. - Fraternity preferred. Phone
Standing Stone 2111.
LOST
DARE GREEN cardigan sweater missing
Friday from Home Economics building.
second floor rack. Mary Showers, 247
Atherton.
RUST SUEDE McGregor jacket switched
with Monarch of same color last week.
Call 2161 ask for Jack.
WILL PERSON who found my ring and
wrist watch at the TUB Saturday night
please call Gino Mori at 2548.
ONE PHI Sigma Delta fraternity pin ; on
golf course : near holes 1, 2. 17, 18.
Reward. Call Stu Allen, 4409.
MISCELLANEOUS
CHECKER -CLUB members sign up at
Student Union desk. Old Main or at TUB
Friday. Meeting—Friday night 8:90.
RADIO AND TV guaranteed service.
prompt and efficient. State College TV.
122 N. Atherton. Phone 8-6021.
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RIDERS TO Wilcox, Pa; leaving State Col
lege Saturdays 12 :30 return Sunday 10
p.m. Contact Jim Elinski, Nittany 24-16.
RIDERS TO Indiana, Pa. for Friday after.
noons. Call 4177 ask for Fred Sinclair.
or Washington, D.O.
FOM:l4.oli , igli
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Leave noon March 5 return Sunday.
Bob Johnson, 126 E. Foster. Phone 4177.
RIDE WANTED
RIDE TO Pittsburgh this weekend for
Jerry and 6-week old Collie pup. Can
after '7 pan. Ask' for Jerry. 8-6025.
la. .1 . Ite7notds Tab. Co.
Wlnstoo-Salem. N. C_
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