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Supplement-
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'discredit to the molitical system
on campus and an insult to the
intelligence of the student voters,
who, in my estimation, are all
capable of arriving at their own
conclusions concerning candidates
without having dirt thrown in
their faces to cloud the issue," he
said.
Handbill Cleared
Rae DelleDonne, clique chair
man of the State party, said the
handbill had been cleared by Er
nest Famous, chairman of the
elections committee. She said she
had thought of changing the hand
bill after it had been printed, but
it was too late. She said the hand
bills were printed in Pittsburgh.
She said she then called Famous,
and discussed the matter with him.
Famous said he had told Miss
DelleDonne she could use the
handbills because of the time ele
ment involved, if she was willing
to take any consequences which
might arise.
McMeekin Unhappy
John McMeekin, vice clique
chairman of the State party, said
yesterday "he was not particularly
happy" with the handbill. It was
rumored yesterday that McMeekin
had resigned over the matter, but
Miss DelleDonne refused to con
firm it.
State party apparently had oth
er troubles.
Robert Nurock, State party pub
licity chairman, said yesterday
that the nine signs which he had
placed on stakes throughout cam
pus had been taken down. It was
rumored yesterday that they were
taken down by the campus patrol.
However, Capt. Philip A. Mark de
nied the rumor.
Pogal denied that the signs had
been removed by members of the
Lion party.
"As far as I am concerned," he
said, "the posters were not re
moved by any member of my par
ty. If they were," he added, "I
was told nothing about it."
Nurock said he had no theory
as to what happened to the signs.
He emphasized, however, that he
was in no way accusing Lion
party.
Spanish Club Meeting
The Spanish Club will present
"Un Viaje a Colombia" at 7:30 to
night in the Temporary Union
Building.
Hugo Serrono, a Colombian
graduate student in petroleum en
gineering, will speak on Colom
bia and its typical music.
McCahon to Speak
Dr. J. V. McCahon, veterinarian
from Downingtown, will speak on
"Suggestions for the Pre-Veterin
ary Student" at 7 tonight at Al
pha Gamma Rho.
Prom Queen Photos
Entrants in the Junior Prom
queen contest may pick up their
pictures at the Student Union
desk in Old Main.
IF
You are going to use snow
tires this semester, won't
you please get them on
soon? We have all sizes
in stock, even 600-16.
Or—if you already have
tires, we'll be glad to put
them on for you.
Just so you have them
on before the snow gets
yea high.
Jack Wimmer s
SUNOCO
502 East College Ave.
1 Block Past Simmons
Choir
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Harshbarger said, and not a com
mercial tour. The choir will at
tend the music festival in Aix-en-
Provence, France. Final plans have
not been made as to all the tour
ist stop-avers, but Harshbarger
said Battsek would contact him
when arrangements were settled.
Travel by Bus and Train
The group will travel on the
continent by bus and by train,
Battsek said at the choir rehearsal
last Sunday afternoon. They will
stay in student dormitories, small
hotels, and boarding houses.
The first plans for the choir
tour were made last • Spring,
Harshbarger said. At the first
choir camp in September of 1953,
several choir members suggested
that the group "go to Europe."
Nothing was actually done about
the trip until Spring, when a few
top secret plans were made.
Committees 'Appointed
At Choir Day last Sept. 18, re
ports were given and a committee
was appointed to investigate the
possibility of a concert tour to
Europe. Members of the commit
tee are Richard Hurlbrink, Neal
Robinson, Marjorie Mitchell, Joan
McKinley, George Buckhout, Fred
McDonald, Frank Woods, and
Christopher Ernst.
Harshbarger, who lived in Eu
rope from 1944 until 1949, and
who has guided several student
tours through England and the
Continent, acted as advisor to the
committee.
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ELEMENTS OF American Government
, book. Contact Arnie Taksen, Phi Sigma
Delta. AD 7-4409.
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CUSTOMERS TO p .
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curio items at
1954 HIGH SCHOOL Class Ring at Junior Stamps, coins, 78,
Prom; initials S.J.K. inside. If found 33% RPM records
call AD 7-2290. Reward. "Curio Drive-In" (di.
LADY LUCK who was my date for AOPi's WOODSDALE TRAIL
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oblem Book". Finder manuscripts, etc. Call Dot. AD 7-4829.
Allen ext. 269.
at missing from 3rd
Wednesday afternoon. STUDENTS WITH a couple of spare eve-
Please return to Jim nings that suit you. Earn up to $1.50
1. ma Phi. AD 7-4951.
per hour. See "Perry" at Dux Club, 128
sketball on second S. Pugh. •
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nker AD 7-4833 any-AM LOOKING for enterprising salesman
, to handle our line of collegiate-styled
neckwear. These ties will really move be
fur lined gloves in cause they're the styles that are in demand
'riday morning. Call on the nation's campuses and what's more
you'll make a handsome profit selling
it stole—Snack Bar them for only $l.OO. If interested send
Have yours—senti- stamped, self-addressed envelope to 403
leanore, Ath. 232. Mangum, Chapel Hill, . N.C. immediately.
in black case initials PASSENGERS WANTED
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HO 6-6126. Reward. ANY OF the BRADFORD gang who want
a ride home this weekend. Call Don
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RIDERS WANTED to Champaign. Illinois
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tonight. Lucky. • AD 8-9035.
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in the TUB. Music by
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below retail prices. TETE PENN STATE Engineer activities
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$1.25. Drive out to 11. Penn State Photo Shop.
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