PAGE EIGHT Archery Group Is Organized By Outing Club The field and stream division of the Penn State Outing Club lias established an archery club. 'Hie first meeting will be held at 7 p.m tomorrow in :09 Willard. Anyone may join. Frederick L. Hoffman, associate professor of industrial engineer ing, will, attend he meeting to demonstrate making bows and ar rows to b>- used by tne club. He will also act as adviser to the g’oup and will conduct classes if enough interest is shown. The e’u, will sponsor archery matches building a range, and classes on bow and arrow con struction with material provided at nomina' costs. Another Outing Club group will also meet a' 2 p.m. Sunday, at the rear of OIJ Main. The group will go by car to Boalsburg to hike on the ski cabin + 'ails. In addition, a work party will be held at the ski cabin. Later in the afternoon both -roups will meet at the forestry cabin for din ner and square dancing. Delta Nu Alpha Holds Initiation Delta Nu Alpha, transportation fraternity, held its spring semes ter initiation Thursday evening at Phi Sigma Kappa. Men initiated were Jay Best, Philip Bucher, John Carr. James Claspy. Richard Hays, and Ro bert Paulson. George McClellan, vice presi dent of the Bellefonte Central Railroad, was made an honorary member. Luther Shook, general agent for Acme Fast Freight, spoke on “Industry and the Freight For warder.” Sweetheart Nominations Open Entries for Indie’s Sweetheart may be turned in to the Student Union desk in Old Main until 5 p.m. Friday. Any organization or individual may subject a 5 x 7 picture of an independent woman to compete as sweetheart oflndependent Week, Larch 11-18. When the campus queen beside you murmurs, "Gosh, I'll never pass!..." For more pure pleasure... «S»fWOfCE CAMEiS# No other cigarette yet so mild! Prexy Attends I Stag ' Dinner At White House Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, presi dent of the University, was among the guests at President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s “stag” dinner Saturday night in Washington which followed the White House announcement that th guest lists of future dinners will not be re vealed. A split between *he administra tion and the press appeared like ly following the announcement by Press Secretary James C. Hager ty that the “affairs were personal and private” and the ” r hite House did not desire to give any pub licity to the guest lists. The New Yqrk Times reported that Hagerty, when reminded that the Eisenhower administration had promised more, not less news, “slowly and audibly counted to ten to control his temper before answering.” Then, he said, the Times reported, no defense of the decision was necessary. AIM to Vote on Constitution The constitution o the Associ taion of Independent Mer will be voted on ay the Board of Gover nors at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in 108 Willard CLASS FOR SALE 1942 CHEV. 2 dr., heater, good tires. Must sell* Any reasonable offer. Call Hagen AD 7-7937. PERSIAN RUGS; antiques, as room fur ■ nishings, are like having a stack of money forever. The best Persian rugs avail* able, 60x75. inches and 60x76 inches. Ext. 266 Room 20, Box 329 Nittany 20. LOST PARKER PENCIL, black with silver top. Call Joe Janus AD 7-7849. HORNED RIMMED Glasses without case. Lost in Nittany Dorm area Sunday, Feb. 27. Contact Paul Kormanik AD 7-3121. MISTAKEN-*- NAVY BLUE man’s rain- coat, name R. J. Luchs, Main Engineer ing, Saturday, March 6. I have yours (an AFROTC coat). Call AD 8-9094. GLASSES IN red leather case. Washington address on case. Leave at Student Union desk. PAIR OF glasses, brown ease, vicinity Waring Hall. Contaot Joe Wasserman ext 781. SILVER IDENTIFICATION bracelet with fraternity crest. “With Love” inscribed on back. Finder please call ext. 899. 13,000 Readers See These Ada THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLIE64 3 Organizations Given Charters The Senate Committee on Stu dent Affairs has granted charters to three student organizations. One charter was granted to the Jazz Club. Officers of the club are John Valentine, president, eighth semester arts and letters major, and Ronald Hoopes, vice president, eighth semester indus trial engineering major. Faculty adviser is Theodore Richards, as sistant professor of agriculture ex tension. A charter was granted to Sig ma Pi Eta, national hotel honor ary society, which replaces Sig ma Eta Alpha, a local hotel hon orary group. President of the group is Andrew Stavres, eighth semester hotel administration ma jor. Faculty adviser is Richard Bower, assistant professor of ho tel administration. The American Meteorological Society was reactivated and giv en a charter. Robcd&Jffatanick, sixth semester meteorological ma jor is president and Dr. Hans Panofsky, professor of meteorol ogy, is faculty adviser. 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Then turns to you and whispers, ’Will you help me after class?" P.S. No other brand ha* ever been able to match the pure ploasvro in Camel'* exclusive blend of costly tobacco* - one of the reason* why Camel* are America's mart popular cigarettel a. *. awwu* s*mw e*. FOR RENT WANTED MISCELLANEOUS is so dch-iggring, WD Forms Are Available Application* for W**t Dorm resident* for next fall may b* picked up today la Nittany 20, the room assignment office, and at Waring Hall poet office. The application* may be turned in at Nittany 20 today through March 10. Assignments to the West Dorms will be de termined by representatives of the Association of Independent Men who will draw numbers. One hundred Seniors with an All-University average of 1.0 or batter. 70 Juniors with an aver age of 1.5 or better, and 70 sophomores with an average of 2.0 or better will be assigned rooms in the West Dorms ac cording to their position da-- tormined by drawing .number*. 475 Lunch— (Continued from page one) avacado green. French doors will make the adjoining terrace avail able to diners during the sum mer months. The room has soft lighting and is quiet due to sound Ilfs Go to VICs . .; It's time for a Tasty Sandwich and a Milk Shake! Our delicious ham salad sandwiches will make your mouth water for more. And combined v with a savory bowl of chill and a thick, frosty milkshake, they make a perfect meal, or late hour snack. So during that 5:00-7:00 “time-for supper” hour, slop in at... Vies 145 S. Allen St. TUeSDAY. /RAWCM 6, 1955 Camera Club To Hearßeese. Robert S. Beese, assistant in photography in the Collage of Ag riculture ahd adviser to the Cam era Club, will speak oh the use of multiple flash, and the uses and operation of the press cam era at the club. meeting at 7:30 tonight in 241 Rec HalL The group will have exclusive use of a photographic dark rootn located in the Hetzel Union Build ing, which will be ready this month, The dark rbom is equip ped with a 4‘’xs” Omega enlarger and a 38mm Omega enlarger and will be large enough to acommo date six to eight members at one time. Interested persons may attend the meeting tonight. The club is open to women as weH as men students. proofing. The line, which formed in the Lion’s Den snack bar, was lulled with continuous music from a streamlined jukebox.
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