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Five Frosh
To Bus Ad
Five freshmen were elected to the Business Administra
tion council a to special meeting of all freshmen in the Col
lege last night.
The council was the only one to complete elections yester
day. Five remaining councils will announce election results
today and tomorrow.
The Mineral Industries and En
gineering and Architecture coun
cils held voting for students in
the colleges Tuesday. Nine stu
dents were elected to positions on
the two councils.
The five students, all freshmen
in business administration, who
were elected to posts on the Busi
ness Administration Council are
Janet Ours, Lewis Johnson, Carol
Ehman, Thomas Brandois, and Al
bert Schneck.
4 to Complete Voting
Four councils will complete the
second day of voting at 5 p.m.
today at various places on cam
pus. Results of the elections will
be released tonight.
Elections for four freshman po
sitions on the Liberal Arts coun
cil will be held from 9 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. in Waring Hall and from
1:30 to 5 p.m. in the Hetzel Union
Building.
The College of Chemistry and
Physics will hold elections from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today in the lobby
of Osmond Laboratory.
Freshman students in the Col
lege of Education will vote for
council representatives from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. today in ballot
boxes located outside Schwab
Auditorium.
Home Ec Elections
Elections for freshmen on the
Home Economics Council will be
held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today
in the lobby of the Home Eco
nomics Building.
The 16 nominees for four posi
tions on the Liberal Arts council
are: Saul Bernstein, Gerald Bo
gus, Anna Carlisle, Lee Cohen,
Mono Fehrenbach, Robert Frank
lin, Richard Friedman, Nancy
Hankins, Robert Jubelirer, Mary
Nash. Patricia O'Neill, Mary Pet
ers, Patricia Peterson, Clark Po
lak, John Rapchak, and Janet
Sloves.
Fourteen freshman women who
nominated themselves for posi
tions on the Home Economics
Elected
Council
Young Republicans
To Elect President
The executive committee of the
Young Republicans C 1 u b will
meet at 6:30 tonight in 218 Het
zel Union to elect a president to
succed John Higgins, who resign
ed yesterday.
Thomas Emerick, junior in busi
ness administration from Johns
town, announced yesterday that
he was a candidate far the post.
According to the club's constitu
tion, a new president is elected,
not chosen from the next-in-com
mand.
Following the election, a meet
ing for the entire club will be
held at 7 p.m. in the same room.
Refreshments will be served.
Psi Chi to Sponsor
Mixer in HUB Tonight
Psi Chi, psychology honorary
society, and the executive com
mittee of the psychology depart
ment will sponsor their annual
ixer at 7:30 tonight in the ball
room of the Hetzel Union.
The new Psychology graduate
student center will open at 10 to
nigh t. Refreshments will be
served at the opening.
I Warm Weather Today
Continued fair weather with
slightly warmer temperatures is
forecast for today by the depart
ment of meteorology.
Reed to Address Outing Club
Sam Reed, Centre County Game
Warden, will address the Field
and Stream Division of the Penn
State Outing Club, at 7:30 p.m.
today in 317 Willard.
council are: Deanna Caplan, Joan
Wengert, Nancy Vierck, Ann
Beveridge. Gail McCleary, Mickie
Cohen, Mary Ann First, Gloria
Low; Eleanor Bixler, Eleanor
Daniels, and Alice Beebe.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
2 Penn Game
Dances Planned
Two Philadelphia groups will
sponsor dances tomorrow night
for University students, attending
the Penn State-University of
Pennsylvania football game.
The University of Pennsylvania
Student Union will sponsor an in
formal dance from 8 to 12 p.m.
tomorrow at Houston Hall, in
Philadelphia.
The dance, called the "Hayloft
Hoedown" will feature a dance
orchestra for round dancing, with
square dancing to be held during
intermission.
Admission will be $1,25 per
couple, which will include re
freshments.
The Ogontz Center will stage a
pre-game pep rally and informal
dance at 8 p.m. on Friday evening
in the Center gymnasium.
Campus Steering Committee
Campus party steering commit
tee will meet at 7 tonight in 217
Hetzel Union.
SHOTGUN—MOSSBERG 20 gauge 3-shot
clip with polychoke. $2O. Call AD 8-6674.
1949 - DODGE 2-door, excellent condition
with heater, good tires. Call AD 8-9178
at noon or after 7 p.m.
TWO PENN game tickets, 85-yard line.
Call Rich AD 7-2822.
ERE SLIDE RULE with leather ease. Log
Log Duplex Decitrig. New. Price $2O.
Call Frank Gifford ext. 1171.
DELICIOUS CIDER 50c . pal. plus 10c
deposit on jug. Truck at Werner's Ice
Cream Store Fri. & Sat evenings and
Sunday afternoon. Eying containers if
possible. Party orders can be arranged.
2 TICKETS to Syracuse game. Call HO
-6-6224, after 6:30 p.m. AD 1-2882.
ELECTRIC . GUITARIST , Saxist and pian
ist to play Pop, Rock and Roll, for
comedy-combo. Call Barry AD 8-9614.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires typ
ing of thesis etc. Fast, accurate service.
Reasonable rates. Phone AD 8-6949.
IA 3rd FLOOR room, 136 S. Atherton
street, 1 block from campus. Phone
AD 7-7167 until 3 p.m.
FEMALE WORKERS or graduate students
care to share apartment facing campus.
310 E. College Ave. Phone AD 7-7150 after
5 p.m.
SHARE ROOM, private bath, private en
trance, new furniture, 24 hr. parking,
innerspring mattress. Call AD 8-6460 after .
6 p.m.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
WANTED
FOR RENT
Varsity, Frost' Cagers
To Begin Practice
Penn State's varsity basket
ball team will begin practice
at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in Recrea
tion Hall, Coach John Egli has
announced.
Don Swages:. freshman cage
Mentor, also announced that an
freshman basketball candidates
will report for an organisation
al meeting at 6:45 p.m. to
night on the main floor in nee
Hall.
Administration Changes-
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colleges, divisions and depart
ments," President Eisenhower
said.
Dennis succeeds to a position
that was created in November,
1950, when the Trustees desig
nated the provost as the officer
in chargé of the educational pro
gram at the University.
The changes were approved by
the executive committee Oct. 14.
HELP WANTED
FRATERNITY WAITERS, don't serve
breakfast:- pay houseparty weekends.
Contact Caterer, Phi Epsilon Pi AD 7-4953.
WORK WANTED
THEMES, MANUSCRIPTS and theses. Ac
curately typed. Reasonable rates. Phone
AD 7-7147.
LOST
KEE SLIDE RULE near Sparks. Name in
ease. Please return to Helen Shenlavy,
284 Simmons.
ONE PAIR brown tortoise shell girl's
glasses. Were in brown slip-in case. May
have lost between Mech. Eng. and town.
If found phone AD 7-7178.
TAN CAMELS hair coat, 6 button, Benner
from Strambridges, at Sigma Pl. We
have yours. Call Joyce Neal ext 79. •
PLEASE RETURN leather Jacket taken
from Osmond by mistake to Morton
Lit. 123 W. Nlttany Rm. 28.
RAINCOAT AT 208 Engineering A at
noon Oct. 18. Call Dick Jonee AD 8-6126.
JACKET—CHARCOAL Grey. Has name
on label. Call Herb Levin Nittany ext.
287.
PERSON WHO picked up Army officer
jacket by mistake in Rec Hall please
call Nittany 26 ext 286% watch, glasses
were in jacket.
BLACK REVERSIBLE McGregor jacket
three weeks ago in Dispensary. ' Please
notify Mick AD 7-4151.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27 1955
Prom•nadors to Hold
Square Dance Tonight
The University Park Promen
aders will hold a folk and square
dance from 7 to 0 tonight in 100
Weaver. Jay Crouse, freshman in
animal husbandry from Gettys
burg, will call some of the dances.
Instruction in both folk and
square dancing will be given to
those desiring it. The meeting is
open to all persons interested in
folk dancing.
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sidered fire traps."
"Students are forced to live in
these buildings at high rent rates
because of the lack of sufficient
housing , ."-
In describing the rooming house
he was living in, the student said:
"It is a frame building and seems
quite old like and old tinder box.
In outward appearance some of
the rooms have insufficient wir
ing and far from desirable exits.
Chimes to Meet Today
Chimes, junior women's hat
society, will meet at 4 p.m. today
in the Walnut lounge of Simmons.
LOST
BLUE SUEDE jacket 9 a.m. Monday in
Dispensary. I have yours. Call AD
8-6680. Bob. .
TWO POCKETBOOKS, one black shoulder.
one tan handbag, both containing key&
Reward. Call Ann or Shirley ext. 1175.
GLASSES IN maroon case in vicinity of
'parking lot near baseball field or White
Hall. Call EL 6-4897.
GIRL'S TAN camel hair coat Saturday—
THE or Sigma PI. I have yours. Phone
ma -McElwain.
LOST—WITHIN, past week pink wallet,
initials H.L.C. Cards valuable. Contact
Helen Cunningham, 19 McElwain.
MISCELLANEOUS
POPCORN CANDY-APPLE Rouse is open
for business. Students very welcome.
119 S. Pugh St.
the Duck Pond
WE PHOTOCOPY discharge papers, mar
riage licenses, drawings, maps, thesis
papers. Evenings and Saturdays by ap
pointment. Phone AD 7-2804.
PROMPT. PROFESSIONAL radio and
television service. Batteries for all port
ables. State College TV. 122 N. Atherton
St
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs service
just dial AD 7-2492 or bring , inactiine
to 633 W. College Ave.
PHOTO COPY Service. We copy every.
thing but money. Everything for the
artist. Open evenings. Call AD 7-2304.
FOR GOOD
BLSCLSIEDS