PAGE' EIGHT
Post Office—
(Continued from page one)
day deadline another day.
t7he group voted by general con
seritt recornmen , :ct that such a
poll be taker,. if the dezwlline could
be extended.
After the meting, however, All-
University-• Pres 6.ent Jesse Ar
nelie contacted President Eisen
hower and alier a telephone call
tc McKalip, it was decided since
the deadline could not be ex
tended a ballot would be run in
the Collegian.
•The ballot will also appear in
tonkprow's Collegian. All ballots
must be turned. in at the Student
Union desk in Old Main by 5 p.m.
Wednesday.
Chest Kickoff—
(Continued front page one)
Cerebral Palsy, 3 per cent; Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund, 3 per cent;
American Cancer Society, 3 per
cent; American Heart Society, 3
per cent; American Red Cross, 3
per cent; Salvation Army, 3 per
cent; and World University Ser
vice, 20 per cent.
The Campus Chest organization
itself retains 5 per cent of the
total funds collected for opera
tional, expenses.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
TUX—size 38, excellent condition. $25. Call
Dave ext. 265 Room 16.
1929 FORD Station Wagon-Truck, in good
• running condition. $5O. Phone States,
AD 8-6626.
TRAILER FOR sale: 1954 Lighthouse 28-
' foot, built-on aluminum room, built-in
crib, thermostatic heat control. Call J.
Huffman AD 8-9095.
1950 FORD Custom 6, radio and heater,
seat covers, good tires. Must sell. $395.
New sticker. AD 8-8961.
LEICA CAMERA. Summar F-2, Flash
Syne.. Weston meter. New. Reasonable
offers considered. Ice-Hockey shoe skates
size 10. Call AD 7-4095.
FRESH SWEET Cider 65c gallon, jug in
eluded. Deliver 3 gallons or more on
Thurs. evenings. At Werner's Freezer Fresh
Sunda afternoon. Phone AD 8-6847.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED DOUBLE Room in Boals
burg. Working men students or couple.
Quie . t. and fine location. Call HO 6-6935.
LARGE ROOM in quiet borne. Private en
trance. Call AD 7-3630 Pine Grove Mills.
RENT A CAR
27.50 per day ** 7c per mite
Free Liability Insurance
Gas and Oil included
Monday Thursday $3.50 Evening Rate
I.EMONT MOTORS INC.
Open 8 ate. to 7 p.m. Daily
3S E. College Ave. AD 7-7226
If no response call AD 74712
LOST
GREEN SUEDE jacket on campus Friday
Reward. Call Robert Shutt ext. 1169.
NAN'S GRAY-TAN topcoat, plaid lining
at Town House Saturday. If found call
AD 7-4163, ask for Gil.
LADIES GRUEN wrist watch in White
Hall 'Tues. 16 night Please call Alice,
119 'McElwain.
LADIES ELGIN wrist watch, in Willard
Hall Wed. noon. Please call Sue, 7
Atherton.
WILL PERSON who took wrong AFROTC
raincoat Wednesday afternoon in Os
mond contact James Corrigan AD 7-2127.
I have yours.
PLEASE RETURN the light blue Pork-Pie
Fedora taken from the coat rack op
theite7 Willard Wednesday morning to
rack or 213 Rec Hall. No questions
asked.
BEIGE ALPACA coat lost at ATO Satur
day night. Glasses in coat pocket. Call
IdaeAllister 72, Jeannine Blaueh.
WANTED
STUDENT DESIRES part or full time
work as waiter or dishwasher in fra
ternity. Call Bob Thompson, AD 8-8367,
leave message.
MALE STUDENT—senior or grad student
Preferred. Call between 12-1 or 5-7 p.m.,
132 S. Pugh St. to make third in first floor
apartment.
TO RENT a 2 room apartment for married
couple, preferably near campus. Call
George AD 7-7106.
BOOK TO send to Gallaudet College for
the deaf. Please help. Call Delta Zeta
sorority, 129 Simmons.
PASSENGERS WANTED
TO WILLOW GROVE exchange on turn
pike. Leaving around noon Wednesday,
returning - Friday. Call Neil Kenagy AD
7-4819.
RIDERS TO Hartford, Conn. and vicinity.
Leaving Wednesday, Nov. 24 noon. Call
AD 8-9138, ask for Bob.
THREE RIDERS to,Florida over Christmas
holiday. No definite departure date. Call
Bob between 10:30-11 p.m. AD 8-6912.
RIDE WANTED
RIDE WANTED to any turnpike turnoff
west of Breezewood. Contact Judy ext.
594 Grange. Nov. 24. 10:30 a.m.
MISCELLANEOUS
HEY FELLOWS ! Team up with your bud
• dies and bowl in the AIM league Mon
days at 9 p.m. Second cycle starts Dee. 6.
For information call Walt Filmore AD
7-7851.
SALLY'S DELIVERS Sunday thru Thurs
day evenings—Pizza Pie, giant sand
wiches and all Sally's delicious products.
Call AD 7-2373.
FOR BEST RESULTS USE
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED
Ten Fined $Jb •
By Traffic Court
A toi.al 1.4 $3B in fines was ley--
ied on ten student traffic violators
last night by traffic court.
Seven first violators were fined
$lO, 'while two second violators
were 'fined $7 and one fourth vi
olator received a $2l fine.
Five students either were dis
missed or received Traffic 'Court
probation.
Any students receiving tickets
for traffic violations either today
or tomorrow must report to the
Campus Patrol office „by 5 p.m.
Monday; Mark Wiener, Traffic
Court chairman announced.
Square Dance Tonight
The weekly square dance spon
sored by the University Christian
Association will be held at 7 to
night in 405 Old Main. Dr. Tsuneo
Y. Tanabe will call for the dance.
Collegian Ad Staff to Meet
The Daily Collegian Advertis
ing Staff will meet at 6:30 tonight
in 9 Carnegie. Staff members
should bring November lineage
sheets to the meeting.
AIM Executive Board Meeting
The executive board of the As
sociation of Independent Men
will meet at 8:30 tonight in 108
Willard.
Ag Student Council to Meet
The Agriculture Student Coun
cil will meet at 7 tonight in 103
Agriculture.
ACCORDING TO THE-LARGEST and latest coast-to-coast
college survey, college smokers prefer Luckies—and
by a wide margin. The No. 1 reason: Luckies taste
better. Thousands of students appreciate Luckies'
better taste almost as much as the pair in the Droodle
above, titled: Sweethearts attempting to kiss and
enjoy better-tasting Luckies at same time. Luckies
taste better for good reasons. First of all, Lucky
Strike means fine tobacco. Then, "It's Toasted" to
taste better. This famous Lucky Strike process tones
up Luckies' light, good-tasting tobacco to make it
taste even better—cleaner, fresher, smoother. So,
enjoy the better-tasting cigarette . . . Lucky Strike.
Better taste Ludites...
LUCKIES TASTE BETTER
CLEANER, FRESHER, SMOOTHER!
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THE DArtY COttEGTANI. -STATE • COUEGE DEMVLVANIA
Macßae Stand--
(Continued from page one)
a report declaring Macßae was
"not a subversive person."
Macßae was. then reinstated by
the University in December, 1952,
when the executive board of the
University Board of Trustees de
cided he was "completely loyal."
The Academic Freedom Com
mittee said Macßae was cited
because of his "position in refus
ing to fill out a loyalty question
naire and . . . exposition of his
principles for such refusal (which)
led to improved academic due
process at his college and ser
iously tested the basic philosophy
of the Pechan Act in Pennsyl
vania."
Stoddard was cited_ by the corn
' inittee for persisting even to the
point of discharge from position
as president of the University of
!Illinois in resisting political in
terference in matters of educa
tional policy.
Others cited by the committee
were John A. Mackay, president
of Princeton Theological. Semin
ary; Robert M. Hutchins, president
of the Fund for the Republic;
Walter Van Tilburg Clark, author
and lecturer in English at the
University of Nevada; and the
Very Reverend James A. Pike,
dean of the Cathedral of Saint
John the Devine in New York.
Rev. Pike spoke before Chapel
earlier this semester. He was cited
for refusing to deliver a bacca
laureate address and to accept an
honorary degree at the Unviersity
of the South, because of that insti
tution's discriminatory policy.
Business Fraternity
Initiates Seven Men
Alpha Kappa Psi, national pro
fessional business fraternity, in
itiated Herbert Black, James
Bucher, Edwin Casey, Louis Cot
tier, James Kline, John List, and
Warold Wiant.
The new members were enter
tained after the meeting at the
home of Sheldon Tanner.
LADY SCRUTINIZING SELF
IN MIRROR AFTER USING
VANISHING CREAM
Lili Whitfield
University of North Carolina
TREE BEING FELLED
BY MIDGET AND TALL FRIEND
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Texas Tech
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TUESDAY;NOVEMBER , 3I3:I964
Football Letter 'Winners
• (Continued from page seven )
Straub, Allison Park, 175; Keith
Horn, •Williamsport, 170; Gene
Danser, Monessen, 157; BuddY
Rowell, Erie, 146;• Bob Rohland,
Bethlehem, 146; Charley Block
son, Norristown, '146; Dick De-
Luca, Monaca, 138; Frank Della
Penna, Berwyn, 124; and Bobby
Hoffman, Farrell, 110.
GIRL WITH PONY TAIL
RIDING PONY
William H. Harris
Washington. State College
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Mort Fink
Brooklyn College
MELTED SNOWMAN