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10 Deb cters
To Enter
Tournament
Five members of the men's de
bate team and five members of
the women's squad will compete
in the State Forensic Tournament
today through Saturday at Alle
gheny College, Meadville.
Richard Kirschner and Benja
min Sinclair will debate the af
firmative side of the national de
bate - topic, "Resolved: That the
-United States should adopt a pol
icy of free trade," for the men.
Ronald Lench and Donald Prip
stein are members of the men's
negative team.
On the women's affirmative
team is Nancy Silverman and Ag
nes Porter. The women's negative
team is composed of Barbara
Menapace and Claire Krieger.
Each team will take part in five
rounds of debate.
Miss Porter and Kirschner will
participate in the extemporaneous
speaking contest. George Haines
and Margaret Troutman will com
pete in the oratory contest.
Last year the Penn State•wyomen
debaters won the state cliuirtpion
ships in extempore and oratory.
Harold J. O'Brien, assistant pro
fessor of speech, will accompany
the men, and Clayton H. Schug,
associate professor of public
speaking and team coach, will ac
company the women.
St. Patrick's Day Party
To Exhibit talk Dancing
The Wesley Foundation will
sponsor a St. Patrick's Day party
at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. A demon
stration of folk dancing will be
featured.
On Saturday th e foundation
will hold open house. Sunday's
activities include morning wor
ship at 9:30 a.m., fellowship sup
perat 5:15 p.m., and evening wor
ship at 6:30 p.m. Robert 0. Ship
man, instructor in journalism,
will speak at the dinner.
WSGA House to Meet
WSGA House of Representa
tives will meet at 6:30 tonight in
the WSGA room; White Hall.
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Fourth Concert
Set for Monday
The Stuttgart Chamber Orches
tra will present the fourth pro
gram of the 1953-54 Community
Concert, series at 8:30 p.m. Mon
day in Schwab Auditorium.
The orchestra is making its first
tour in the United States. The
group arrived last month in New
York from Germany. It is sched
uled to spend eight weeks on
tour.
The ensemble was formed in
1945 in Stuttgart, Germany by its
director, Karl Muenchinger. It is
composed of four first violins,
four second violins, three violas,
three cellos, and one bass viol.
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Firesides
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erages needed, advantages of be
longing to a sorority, expenses,
community and social activities,
and the rushing program.
Panhellenic Council Tuesday
night adopted Miss Bishop's rec
ommendation that the discussion
series be held again next year at
the beginning of the second se
mester,
The committee which conducted
the discussions consisted of Miss
Bishop, eighth semester home eco
nomics major; Marilyn Buzby,
eighth semester pre-medical ma
jor; Norma Reck, sixth semester
education major; and Mary Heck
man, sixth semester medical tech
nology major.
The group held two discussions
for women in Thompson Hall, and
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Cabinet--
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presented on Honors Day will be
given at other occasions, Crafton
said yesterday.
Under his proposals, incoming
cabinet members will be •inaugu
rated at the annual cabinet ban
quet instead of at the Honors Day
program.
Thomas Kidd, chairman of the
Student Government Day com
mittee, will present recommenda
tions for discussion and will ask
for cabinet's suggestions to in
crease student interest in the pro-
gram.
Robert Smoot will present a re
port on the re-evaluation of Orien
tation Week.
Two progress reports on actions
taken on recommendations of Stu
dent Encampment committees
will be heard. Donald Herbein will
report on the committee on Stu
dent Union -activities and Ross
Clark will report on the commit
tee on resident counselors.
CPA Art, Design Staff •
To Meet at 8 Tonight
An organizational .meeting of
the art and design staff of the
Central Promotion Agency will
be held at 8 tonight in 310 Elec
trical Engineering.
Hubert Ream, CPA design di
rector, said the meeting will be
open to students.
one in Woman's Building, Mc-
Allister Hall, and Atherton Hall.
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Senior Gift Suggestions
Still Received at St!
Suggestions are still being re
ceived at the Student Union desk
in Old Main for the 1954 Senior
Class gift. Suggestions for the gift
may be made by members of all
classes from freshmen to seniors.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
TUXEDO—single breasted, size 36, with
new 141 shirt. Both $25. Room 301 Hort,
ext. 674 -- Shissler.
22 CALIBER Marlin lever action rifle,
model 39-A. Twenty shot capacity. Ex
cellent condition. Call Gary 4444.
BASS FIDDLE, good condition ; including
metal stand, case, bow ; terms can be
arranged. Call 3933
TUXEDO FOR Sale. Size 35: Good con
dition. Call 8-6814. Ask for Phil.
47 BLACK 4-door Dodge, '4B title, im
' maculate throughout, mechanically A-1.
See to appreciate. Call Wil, 7683.
ATTENTION FRATERNITIES: Two saw-
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bubk tables and four benches. A three
compartment double drain stainless steel
sink. This sink will fit ideally in any plans
for kitchen remodeling. For more informa
tion phone 8-6831.
DOUBLE-BREASTED tuxedo, size 39, ex
cellent condition. Call 8-8714 after 5 p.m.
EVERSHARP MECHANICAL pencil be
tween Osmond and Main Eng. Finder
please call Leo, 2216.
LADY'S RED wallet, containing driver's
license, important papers, on College
Avenue Saturday. Call Joanne Hornak
8-6436.
AUTOMOBILE TO rent for IFC weekend
Will pay well. Phone 8-6012.
2 TICKETS to see "The Duke" (not Queen
Elizabeth's husband) Ellington that is!
Call ext. 2268.
EAM-OIL TO REMOVE LOOSE DANDRUFF k 9 KEEP HAIR WELL. GROOMED st'
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LOST
WANTED
START SMOKING CAMELS YOURSELF!
Smoke only Camels for 30 days and find out why
Camels are America's most popular cigarette.
See how mild and flavorful a cigarette can be!
THURSDAY, MARCH It, 1954'
• FOR BEST RESULTS USE
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
PERSONAL
HOMER: Why not make use of my late
permission ? Meet me inside the State
Theatre tonight and we'll "Keep Time"
to the "Duke's" music! Sally
C'OR RENT
EXCELLENT ROOM available ,, for male
student after March 20 at 136 E. Fair
mount Ave. Call 8-8778.
ATTRACTIVE CENTRALLY located fur-
nished room for rent ,two graduate stu
dents preferred. Call 8-6772 during office
hours.
ROOM & BOARD
BOARD OR board and room av a ilable at
Marilyn Ball. 317 East. Beaver Ave. Ask
for Mrs. Elleard
WORK WANTED
TYPING THESES, term papers, etc: Ex
perienced, neat, accurate. Standard rates.
Call 3341.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
Lf so you can have it. repaired. Just dial
2492 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lette Ave
RIDE WANTED
RIDE WANTED to Phila. Friday March 19
after 11 a.m., return Sunday. Call Chiz
3933.
PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDERS WANTED' to Indiana, Pa. Leave.
every Friday afternoon. Fred St. Clair,
phone 4177.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEED A band? Call Arnold Barnett 7'732
or stop in at Sigma Alpha Mu.
RADIO AND ry guaranteed. service,
prompt and efficient. State College TV.
122 N Atherton Phone 'B-6021.
GMT= KEEPS HAIR NEAT, BUT
"T - uGHr-GREAS'IIi--GEr THIS
lEE PLASTIC DISPENSER
Jane Greer says: was
a band singer when a picture
magazine asked me to pose
in the new WAC uniforms.
Hollywood saw my picture,
liked it and overnight I was
in movies. From then on,
it was hard work and
perseverance."
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