SATURDAY.'OCTOSER 15. 1955
University Budget
Awaits OK-Hays
The University's request fo r
$25,194,000 in funds for the corn
ing two-year fiscal period is still
awaiting action by the . Senate
Appropriations Committee, ac
cording to Jo Hays, Centre and
Clearfield , Counties Democratic
representative to the Senate.
Hays said the Senate has re
cessed until Oct. 24. Until that
time no action can be taken on
the budget request by the Ap
propriations Committee or th e
Senate,
Its Metigers for Souvenirs!
KIDS love P.S.U. sweat shirts and T-shirts
One thing that the very young generation really loves are the P.S. T-shirts
and sweat-shirts. Some have the University seal with 19??, others a picture
in color of the Nittany Lion. Just the perfect thing to make the little men
feel more grown up like big brother or sister! Sizes 2-14.
GIRLS go for stuffed animals
Is your room lacking that personal touch? Metzgers has the answer:
Stuffed animals of all sorts—dogs, cats, skunks and tigers. Put them on
your desks, beds, or around the room. Only $2.50 to $5.00
EVERYONE likes these:
One of the most popular souvenirs is the classic Mug and German Stein.
Great for parties or desk decorators.
We also have P.S.U. jackets ranging from size 36 to 50, sweat shirts,
and pennants. There are 5 different size pennants in 8 different styles.
Don't Go Home Without a Souvenir
METZGERS
Student Supplies
Suckers to Be Sold
By Chimes for Game
"Lick the Navy" suckers will
be sold today by members of
Chimes, junior women's hat so
ciety.
The suckers will be on sale
in the Corner Room, on the Mall,
and at the gates of Beaver Field.
Proceeds will be turned over
to a scholarship fund sponsored
nationally by Chimes. •
Froth Circulation Boards
Froth circulation boards will
meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
basement of the Hetzel Union
Building.
You can got it at
(The Store with the Black Granite Front)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
3 Warned
For Ticket
Exchange
Three senior men have been
given "Tribunal warnings" for at
tempting to exchange under
graduate .football ticketbooks for
ones in the senior sections.
Athletic Association r e c or d s
proved the men were issued seats
in correct sections.
Assistant Dean of Men Harold
W. Perkins, who announced the
decisions yesterday, said that
"Tribunal warning" means that
a record of the action will be
kept by Tribunal and the dean
of men's office and will be con
sidered if the students are in
volved in another disciplinary
situation.
In Junior-Senior Section
One student, a senior in me
chanical engineering, said he
thought his section (ajunior-sen
ior section) was entirely for jun
iors. He said he traded his ticket
with a member of his fraternity,
who was issued a junior ticket.
When he took the junior ticket
to the AA office, officials dis
covered he was issued a senior
ticket in a junior-senior section.
Another student, also. a senior
in mechanical engineering, at
tempted to exchange the ticket
book of a sophomore in Blue
Band for one in a senior section.
He said he wanted to sit with his
girl friend.
The third student, a senior in
arts and letters, claimed he went
to the AA office in "good faith."
When he was told by AA offi
cials that he was issued a senior
ticketbook, he said he deducted
that his book was switched at
either the Lion's Den or the li
brary, where he said he went
after registration.
Eastern Orthodox Liturgy
The Eastern Orthodox Society
will hold Divine Liturgy at 8 a.m.
tomorrow in 304 Old Main. Semi
narians from Johnstown will be
present.
Sporting Goods
Claimed 'Good Faith'
Chest Drive Starts Tuesday;
1955 Goal Set at $6OOO
The Campus Chest solicitations drive, beginning Tuesday
and continuing until. Friday, will aim toward a goal of $6OOO.
Campus Chest is a combination of 15 organizations, who
will each receive a share of the proceeds. For each contribu
tion, the student will sign a card and designate to which
group or groups he wishes to give the money.
The total receipts of Campus
Chest last year were $4160.60. So
licitations, which netted the bulk
of the proceeds, amounted •to
$4059.59.
Organizations to receive a share
of the Chest proceeds are World
University Service, Penn State
Student Scholarship Fund, Wo
men's Student Government Asso
ciation Christmas Fund, State
College Welfare Fund.
American Red •Cross, Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund, American
Cancer Society, National Scholar
ship Service and Fund for Negro
Students. American Heart Asso
ciation, United Cerebral Palsy.
Salvation Army, Centre County
Heart Association, University
Christian Association, Hil le 1
Foundation, and Newman Club.
An engraved trophy will be
presented to the fraternity and
sorority with the highest percen
tage and amount of contributions.
The trophy is now on display in
the Hetzel Union Building.
Contributions will be tabulated
every night during the drive
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 6 p.m.
to 10:30 p.m. in the lounge oppo
site the Hetzel Union desk. •
Warm. Greetings Alums!
Smart Shop
A mixer for the 275 solicitors
will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in
the ballroom of the HUB. Supplies
and information will be distrib
uted to the committees, followed
by dancing and refreshments.
Hi Alums
We're glad to see you back
on the campus. Just for you
we have the Glee Club rec
ords and sheet music of your
favorite Penn State songs.
Stop in and see us.
Everything from
Bop to Bach
V THE
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