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Nittany Group
To 'Wait, See'
On Merger Plan
Nittany Council decided last
night to "wait and see what Pol
lock Council does" before taking
further action on a proposed plan
to (1) merge Nittany and Pollock
Councils into a proposed East
Dorm Council, and (2) to form a
single social committee for both
areas.
The two-fold plan was origi
nally proposed and approved by
the Nittany Council at its meeting
Feb. 22, subject to approval by
Pollock Council. So far, Pollock
Council has failed to act.
Action' on the plan to unite the
two areas was postponed because
the Nittany Council believed the
Pollock living area would become
obsolete in the near future.
Pollock Council is expected to
hear a new constitution covering
the proposed merger at its meet
ing tonight. The constitution has
been drawn up by Thomas Kidd,
a member of Pollock Council.
This constitution, if approved
by both councils, will become an
amendment to the council's pre
sent constitutions.
George Copella, president of
Pollock Council, has indicated
three weeks will be needed before
any final decision can be made.
He said each of the Pollock dormi
tories will have to vote on the
merger.
At present, the Pollock Counci
is believed to be about evenly di
vided on the matter.
According to John Shafer, so
cial committee chairman of the
Nittany Council, efforts made last
week to combine social activities
of both areas into one organiza
tion have produced no results.
Lion Party--
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that if the plank were used in
writ t en form, the committee
would have grounds for action.
Kohn said if the issue is used
in unwritten form, some attempt
may be made by the elections
committee to halt it. He pointed
out that the problem would have
to be referred to the committee
for discussion and decision.
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FOR SALE
1952 HILLMAN Minx, 4 door, excellent
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1947 BUICK Roadmaster, standard gears,
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Write John Mann Jr., Mifflintown, Pa.
1949 FORD, fordor with radio, heater and
turn signals. Excellent tires. Good con
dition. Original owner. Phone State College
8-6059.
NEW UNDERWOOD portable typewriter,
priced reasonably. Call 8-6786. Ask for
Bob Homan.
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'IA-DOUBLE ROOM, centrally located. Call
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LOST
PERSON WHO took grey-blue Harris
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day night call Terry Bechakas 4908.
Reward.
ROOM & BOARD
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WORK WANTED
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IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
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PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDERS WANTED to Akron
intermediate points. Leave Wed.. 24th,
return Friday. Call State College 3593
after 6 p.m. . .
RIDE WANTED
RIDE WANTED to Boston, Mass.,
or vicin
ity for Easter vacation. Call Jeannette
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RADIO AND ry guaranteed service,
prompt and efficient. State College TV.
122 N Atherton Phone R-6021
PUNCH, COON'ES. canapes: ' - birthday
cakes and all other kinds of cakes. Phone
4518. Frida Stern, 122 E. Irvin Avenue.
Men's Swim Canceled
Tonight's recreational swim
ming program for men at the
Glennland Pool has been can- s
celed. P.
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Debaters--
(Continued from page one)
man on the women's affirmative
team lost to Geneva and Wilkes
and defeated Westminster, Seton
Hill, and St. Vincent. The wo
men's negative team, Barbara
Menepace and Claire Krieger, won
two debates and lost three, accord
ing to Clayton H. Schug, associate
professor of public speaking, who
accompanied the women's squad.
Margaret Troutman won a third
place bronze key in the women's
oratory contest. Miss Porter com
peted in the extemporaneous divi
sion.
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Lawier Refuses—
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McCarthy and Roy Cohn, chief
subcommittee counsel, exerted
wessure to get favored treatment
or draftee G. David Schine, a
former nonsalaried member of the
subcommittee staff.
2. Countercharges that the
Army was holding Schine in
"hostage" while it tried to divert
McCarthy's investigation of al
leged "communist coddling" in
the Army to other branches of the
military service.
The subcommittee doesn't want
Cohn or any other member of its
regular staff to fake part in the
investigation. That's why the hunt
is on for a special counsel.
MCClellan told reporters he is
afraid Jameson's refusal to take
on the job may delay the start of
the investigation until perhaps be
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French Award
To Be Given
The University was one of nine
educational institutions selected
to be honored with an award
from the Association of Franco-
American Good Will.
The French section of the de
partment of Romance , languages
will be preSerited with the award
which will consist of books on
North Africa and Province, some
works dealing with the French an
niversaries and the French Union
in 1953, plus some studies on
French art.
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tions which have notably con
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French culture within the U.S.
and the promotion of friendship
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between youth of the two coun
tries
The other institutions selected
to receive this honor are Brown
University, Bryn Mawr College,
Fresno State College, Leland
Stanford University, North Texas
State College for Women, St.
Mary-of-the-Woods College, Tu
lane University, and the Lycee
Francais of New York.
Home ge College Tour
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dies in' Western Europe.
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