F TWO
Open Doors
Campus Facilities
To Remain Open
Contrary to what most students would believe, many campus
organizations and facilities continue to function during finals and
registration just the same as they have been.
One which will continue through finals is campus radio station
WDFM. Students who are fortunate enough to have FM radios may
heal. "Music to Study By" from
Friday to Jan. 27. The station will
go off the air Jan. 27; and resume
broadcasting Feb. 7.
Those students who are really
ambitious and want to get rid of
this semester's books as soon as
possible may take them to the
Used Book Agency in the Tem
porary Union Building from 1 to
5 p.m. Tuesday to Jan. 28.
Attending chapel services Sun
day morning will make a good
break for students who are usual
ly "bogged down" at this time
anyway.
Dr. John Dillenberger, profes
sor of historical theology at Var
yard University Divinity School,
will speak on the topic "The
Church in Life and Life In the
Church" at this last chapel serv
ice of the semester.
Senate Committee
The number of students pro
moting organizations or soliciting
memberships to these organiza
tions outside Recreation Hall dur
ing registration will be fewer this
year. The Senate Committee on
Student Affairs has taken action
on the matter and decided that
special permission must be grant
ed by the Committee to students
who want to solicit at Rec Hall.
The material handed out there
is often thrown away by students
and the walks in front of Rec
Hall become littered with paper.
The University . Infirmary, ready
for all casualties, will be open 24
hours a day during finals and be
tween semesters. The Dispensary
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SALE
MID- WINTER
$5.00 Value
Nylon Zipper Bag - $2.88
with lock and key
50c $2.00 Value $2.50 $3.00 Value
$l.OO Forhan Aristocrat Value $l.OO Value
Viceroy
Rayve Nylon Shave Brush Pocket Briar Pocket
Shampoo Toothbrush plastic case Lighter Pipes Watch
$1.99
29c • 3 for 50c 99c 98c 59c - plus tax
$2.00 Value Barbara Lane Nylon Hosiery
Nylon Utility Kit Facial Tissues 51 Gauge
99c 300 s -18 c 2/35c 69c pr. 3 for $l.OO
Plasticsl.7s Value
$1.25 $1.50 Value 85c LEAD Midway
CLOTHES
PENN STATE METAL NOXZEMA PENCILS Plastic Coated
HANGER PLAYING
STATIONERY UTILITY BOX SKIN CREAM Pkg.of 12
Set of SCARDS
$l.OO 88c 88c 69c • 24c $1.29
Men's or Ladies' Economy Size Typewriter Paper
Plastic Raincoat Squibb Tooth Paste Pkg. of 70 Sheets
in carrying case with free Squibb brush
$1.98 Both for 69c 2 for 59c
75c Value I 1 / 2 -Lb. $5.00 Value $3.50 Value Mens Metal
2-Cell Package Folding Heavy Duty Adjustable
71ashlight Mixed Nuts Electric
Iron Mail Clipper Shoe Trees
44c 39c $2.98 98c 2 pr. $l.OO
50c Richard Hudnul $2.00 Cheranul 50c Richard Hudnut
Deodorant Cream Skin Balm Brushless Shave
Giant Tube
3 tubes for 50c $l.OO 29c each 2 for 55c
100 Rybutal Capsules Amplex Pkg. of PRESENT THIS COUPON
25 Freel $5.95 No. 5 100 FOR FREE TRIAL SIZE
BURMA SHAVE
$1.50 Value Ladies' FLASHBULBS ENVELOPES
Deluxe Quilted Shoe Bag Pkg of 8 35/ " 61 / 2 Name
$1.19 79c 2 for 59c Address
Fast, Courteous Service No Lower Prices Anywhere
By NANCY SHOWALTER
will also be open for students use.
The University library has a
complicated schedule for Jan. 28
to Feb. 6. It will be open from
7:50 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 28, from
9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Jan. 29, and
closed on Jan. 30. From Jan. 31
to Feb. 4 it will be open from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and will be open
from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Feb. 5. It
will be closed Feb. 6 and will
resume its regular schedule Feb. 7.
This is the last issue of the
Daily Collegian to be published
until Feb. 8.
The Student Union desk will
be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
throughout finals and between
semesters.
No students will be allowed_to
remain in residence halls between
noon Jan. 29, -and 1 p.m., Feb. 1.
After that time studets may
move back again.
The last meal served in the
dormitories will be dinner on
Jan. 28.
Sophomore, junior, and senior
women may be out of the dormi
tories until 11 p.m. during the
final exam period. Freshmen
women will get 10 p.m: permis
sions. The weekend permissions
will be as usual on Friday and
Saturday night; for all women.
The skating rink, which has
been very popular since its open
ing this month, will remain open
throughout the final exam and
registration period from 1 to , 5
p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m.
Corner Beaver and Allen Streets
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
SU Desk
No Doz Tablets -69 c
New Economy Size
Alumni Fund
Final 1954 Total
Is $135,303
The Alumni Fund has been en
riched by $135,303.91, accordihg
to the final total for 1954 released
by Ray S. Tannehill, general
chairman of the Fund.
Tannehill reported that the 1954
total brought to $322,511, the am
ount contributed since the Alumni
Fund program was started in 1953.
The Alumni Fund was estab
lished to encourage contributions
from graduates of the University.
The money goes to projects for
which appropriated funds and in
come are not available.
Among the projects for which
the money will be spent are the
proposed All-Faith Chapel, the
Pattee Library collection, the new
Hetzel Union Building, and spe
cial scholarships.
Plans are now in progress for
the Centennial Fund for 1955, ac
cording to Tannehill.
Take Out Snacks
During Finals . .
Our popular
pastries, cinnamon
rolls, and dough
nuts may be
purchased from
our cashier to
take out. Popular
- prices. Call
ADams 7-3051
Corner
unu.3clai
$2.50 Value
Nylon Hair Brush
and Comb 98c
Ground-breaking Plans
Not Yet Made—Glenn
No plans have been made for
the ground breaking ceremony
for th e proposed infirmary
wing, Dr. Herbert R. Glenn,
dir e c tor of the University
health service, said yesterday.
He said he didn't know
whether the University would
have an , ambulance but stated
that therk.. is space allotted in
the plans for th e infirmary
wing for one.
380 Students Withdraw
During Fall Semester
Three hundred and eighty Uni
versity students have dropped out
of school this semester as com
pared to 401 at this time last
year.
Of the total number 62 were
women students and 318 were
men.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1955
Outing Club Trip
Set for Tuesday
Approximately 38 students will
leave State College Tuesday for
a week's outing at Red House in
Allegheny State Park, N.Y.
The trip is being sponsored and
planned by the winter sports
division of the Penn State Outing
Club. The club has rented cabins
for the outing. The group will do
its own cooking.
Besides the skiing, skating, and
other winter sports available in
the park, the club has planned
special group activities for the
evenings
Mr. and Mrs. George Black will
accompany the group. Mrs. Black
is a graduate assistant in recrea
tion.
Persons planning to attend the
outing will meet in the basement
of Recreation Hall Sunday to pre
pare their skis and other equip
ment for the trip.
PAUL LUKAS
PETER LORRE