PAGE EIGHT Arnelle- (ContEnued from page one) • day 1701 students voted. In total, Lion Party won five offices; State Party candidates took the remaining four. It took over five hours for the All-University elections commit tee to count the ballots. Last year, when voting machines were used, results were available three min utes after the polls closed. Only one vote count was dis puted. John Lyon, State Party vice clique chairman, called for a recount of the results for the Junior Class secretary-treasurer post. The first count showed 528 votes for Judith Sedor, Lion Par ty, to 508 for Patricia Dickinson, State Party. Both party chairmen recounted the ballots. Of the 9442 students eligible to vote, 4420 cast ballots. There were 4716 seniors and freshmen com bined eligible to vote; 2269 did. Of the 2157 eligible students to vote for senior class officers, 927 cast ballots. In the sophomore class, 2569 were eligible; 1225 voted. The two classes which didn't have class officers at stake—pres ent day seniors and freshmen— voted heaviest. Seniors and frosh combined had a percentage of 48.1 going to the polls. The sopho more class had a 47.6 per cent turnout and the junior class was last with 43 per cent of the class voting. Edwin Kohn, elections commit- CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE 1947 MERCURY Station Wagon. Priced for quick sale. $l5O. Also Model-T Ford truck. Phone 8-6569. TUXEDO AND full dress, size 38; 2 shirts. size 15-33, all in gcrod'condition—either or both $25 each. Call 7927 Mr. Maule. 23 , 4 a 33/4 ANNIVERSARY Speed Graphic outfit; top condition, many accessories. Priced reasonably. Call. Chuck 2769. LOST BLACK EVENING Purse containing Parker pencil, earrings and compact. Reward. Call 46 McElwain. POST SLIDE Rule in Hamilton lounge Monday. Call Martin Sehrnookler, Nit tany 22. Reward. WOMAN'S WHITE topper at ATO Satur day night, IFC Weekend. Please contact Bob Yode 7683. Reward. PARSER 51 pen, maroon body. Finder please call ext. 297. ONE 1954 class ring. Aquamarine stone, initials J.J.L. Vicinity between Foster, Pugh and Frazier. Call Jack 8-9021. Re ward. • Pi K. A. Sweetheart pin Saturday night between Locust Lane and Pi Kappa Al pha. Return to S.U. PERSON WHO mistakenly took brown topcoat at Delta Tan Delta March 27 call Garry ext. 967. I have yours. BLACK AND silver Sheaffer pencil. Call John Weber ext. 7SI. IN REC Hall locker room; Bulova watch and Spiedel I.D. bracelet engraved with Stanley. Reward. Phone ext. 1196. SiLIC SCARF (map of Florida) lost in Res Hall Friday. Call Bill 7647. A DELTA Tau Delta fraternity pin—in itials D.R.O. in downtown State College on Friday. Reward. Contact Bill Devers aVIC FOUND COLD BRACELET with opal sets at WC Ball. Call 45 McElwain. I'OUND March 28—medium-sized brown and white collie pup with good disposi tion. Phone 419 McElwain or State College 4021. FOR RENT LEGINNING JUNE or September—fur- nished living room (hide-a-bed), kitchen ette and bath; 2 miles ' out. Reasonable rent. Phone 4128. WANTED DOUBLE ROOM with kitchen for fall se mester. Call Dan Watanabe, Nittany ext. 292. TALENT FOR Freshman talent show ; singers, dancers, comedians, etc. Sign up before vacation at Sal. desk, Old Main. PASSENGERS TO Europe this summer! Contact Tony Cline or Dick Packer, Phi Gamma Delta 4326. Cheap rates. RIDE WANTED RIDE TO Lancaster or vicinity Tuesday noon. Call Jack Reid 4444. TO N.Y.C. or vicinity. Leave Wed. 4/14 noon. Return Tues. eve, 4/20 or early Wed. 4 / 2 1. Sandy, 341 Simmons. WORK WANTED 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. TYPING WANTED TYPING WANTED including theses and term papers. Don't leave yours until the last minute. Call 3068. TYPlNG—Thesis tern: paper reports. Ex perienced, neat, accurate. Standard rates. Call 3341. MISCELLANEOUS RADIO AND TV guaranteed service, Prompt and efficient. State College TV, 122 N. Atherton. Phone 8-6021. EVERYONE INTERESTED in advertising is invited to the "Advertising Clinic," this Sunday, April 11, 7:00 p.m. at Alpha Sigma Phi. Throe prominent advertising men to giv:2 ..)n copy, layout, and art work. Sponsored by Alpha Delta Sigma, advertising fraternity. tee ctioirman, said early this morning ha was disappointed in the results of the new decentra lized voting system. The slight increase in votes does not justify the extra hours of work the sys tem entails, he said. Kohn said he will recommend that next year polls be located in the Student Union building and the lounge in Old Main, but not in four locations as was done this year. Almost as many students voted in the West Dorm lounge as did in the Old Main lounge--the tra ditional polling place. In the West Dorm lounge, 1554 students cast ballots,. while 1654 voted in Old Main.. 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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COttEGE PENNS.VANTIA times in my life, but never quite as happy at any one time as it is tonight. "My most humble thanks also to Lewis Wade, a grand guy and worthy opponent for running a good and fair campaign." Wade, the defeated candidate, said: "I offer my sincere congratu lations to Jesse . . I was especial ly pleased at the large number of students who voted and I'm sure student government will continue to improve under Jesse's leader ship." John Speer, victorious • candi date for All-University vice pres ident, declared, "I would just like to thank all the students who have placed their trust in me, and I will do my best to uphold this honor they have bestowed upon me." Robert Homan, victorious State - highest quality and best filter tip cigarette. Thousands of dealers in Amer ica's leading cities in signed statements report LasMs their largest selling filter tip cigarette. • Why have LAM Filters rolled up sales records like this? For the :.`... _ _ LiGGerT $ HERS TOBACCO CO. Party candidate for_All-University secretary-treasurer said last night, yon Selected-- . 1"I shall endeavor to fulfill all the (Continued from page one) I responsibilities of this office and hairman would not be there, the I also the obligations the State Par- ice -chairman, Lyon, should rep ty has pledged to you. resent the party. William Bother, defeated State White charged that "strained Party candidate for All-Jjnitrersity relations within the party" caused vice president, said, "I have much the dispute. confidence in our new All-Uni- Neither party was fined votes versity officers, and I will remain or violations since none were re active to serve in any capacity • orted. that I might be helpful in." Benjamin Sinclair, Lion Party Jerry Donovan, defeated candi- lique chairman, represented the .date for All-University secretary- I ion Party at the vote counting treasurer,. said, "No candidate sess i on. likes to Lose, but I have no com plaints about losing to Bob. He's a great guy and I wish him luck." PRINTING Froth Sole to Continue . Letterpress e Offset Froth, campus humor maga- zine, will remain on sale to- Commercial day at the Corner Room, the 352 E. College Ave. ' Mall, and points on campus. Ate first time filter tip smokers are getting what they want ... much more flavor and aroma... with much less nicotine. After the first few puffs from an LissM, most smokers sum it up this way, "THIS IS IT—JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED." 7.7r.imillw' Exclusive L&M miracle . filter tip con . tains Alpha . ........... Cellulose, for most effective .•........... filtration. • • :•••••••• t , • • THE DISTINCTIVE MONOGRAM CIGARETTE L ighl and Mitd is ~ :; Capri/Ow t 954, Doc= & Mrs TCOACCO Co. 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