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6 Colleges
Will Lose
AFROTC
Five colleges in Massachusetts
and Columbia University will lose
their Air Force Reserve Officers’
Training Corps units, the New
York Times stated yesterday.
Amherst College, Tufts Univer
sity, and Lowell Technological
Institute have been added to a
cessation list already including
Harvard University and Williams
College.
Col. Daniel F. Riva, professor
of air science, has announced that
the University was not one of
the colleges confirmed in the
Pentagon’s report on affected in
stitutions.
The Times said that more than
20 colleges and universities in
the country would discontinue
their AFROTC programs at the
end of the 1956-57 academic year.
They were not producing enough
pilot-grade officers to justify the
expense, the Air Force has said.
Col. Riva said Wednesday that
the order affects only small col
leges and those either not pro
ducing enough graduate officers
or those with indifferent instruc
tion programs. Land-grant col
leges and universities have had
no trouble in meeting their grad
uate quotas, he said.
Approximately 155 students
graduate from the University each
year. About 100 of them are eli
gible for pilot training, he said.
Club to Hear Dotterer
Dr. Ray H. Dotterer, professor
emeritus of philosophy, will speak
at a meeting of the Philosophy
Club at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 212
Hetzel Union.
Dr. Dotterer will speak on
"Some Postulates of Ethical
Thinking.”
Today
CHANUKAH CANDLE LIGHTING SERVICE, 6:16 p.m.,
Hillel
CAMPUS PARTY CLIQUE MEETING, 7 p.m., 10 Sparks
CHANUKAH CANDLE LIGHTING SERVICE, 5:16 p.m.,
Hillel
HILLEL CHOIR REHEARSAL, 6:30 p.m., Hillel
HILLEL TOWN MEETING, 8 p.m., Hillel
JEWISH FOLK DANCE GROUP, 2 p.m., Hillel
When you've earned a "holiday”
And you take off to play ...
Have fun the best way-have a CAMEL!
—MoMfatfe
pure pleasure'
It's a psychological fact:
Pleasure helps yow disposition.
If you're a smoker, remember
more people get more
pure pleasure from Camels
than from any other cigarette!
No other cigarette is so
rich-tasting, yet so mildi
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Alpha Omicron Pi has pledged
Arlene Zimmerman, Marilyn Rob
erts, Renee Mattison, and Carol
Braun.
Loita Laube has been pledged
by Delta Delta Delia.
David Friedenberg was recently
elected master of Alpha Epsilon
Pi. Also elected were Bernard
Shusman, lieutenant master: Ed
ward Kievans, exchequer; Jona
than Plaut, scribe; Samuel Lear,
member-at-large; Stanley Cohen,
house manager; Eugene Martin,
caterer; Julian Rappaport, assist
ant exchequer; Stephen Capin,
corresponding scribe; and Ralph
Thomas, sentinel.
Triangle Fraternity has pledged
Herbert Hanson, Richard Bunn,
and Barron Cashdollar.
Greeks to Compete
On Quiz Portion
Of 'Hubzapoppin'
■ Members of Beta Sigma Omi
cron and Phi Mu Delta will com
pete in the quiz portion of "Hub
zapoppin’,” student radio station
WDFM show to be broadcast from
8:30 to 9 tonight from the Hetzel
Union auditorium.
Patricia Agnew, senior in music
education from Pittsburgh, Glen
na Gilger, sophomore in educar
tion from Springfield, and Doris
Weidner, junior in zoology from
Honesdale, will represent Beta
Sigma Omicron.
Representing Phi Mu Delta will
be Gerald Hodge, senior in busi
ness administration from Green
ville; John K. Thomas, junior in
arts and letters from Hyndman;
and Renato Rodriguez; ninth se
mester electrical engineering ma
jor from State College.
The idea of class gifts was
started a half-century ago with
the class of 1904, which gave Old
Main its first clock.
Gazette...
Tomorrow
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LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION VESPERS, C:SO
p.m., 412 W. College Ave.
Monday
ALPHA PHI OMEGA BROTHER’S MEETING, 7 p.m.,
213 Hetsel Union
University Hospital
Miriam Bushkoff, Joyce Fullerton, Daniel George, James
Headings. Paul Hill, Harriet Levine, William Schwelkart,
George Weimer, and Faith Jackson.
Krall to Get
Probation Note
Set on Record
The Senate Committee on Stu
dent Affairs subcommittee on dis
cipline decided yesterday to ex
tend the sentence of disciplinary
probation recommended by, Tri
bunal Tuesday for Peter Krall to
include having a notation of the
incident placed on his record.
Tribunal had recommended dis
ciplinary probation for Krall, sen
ior in animal husbandry frotn
Catasauqua, with the stipulation
that a notation not be placed on
his record because of hfs seventh
semester standing.
However, the subcommittee felt
that such action would be incon
sistent with usual- procedure in
cases of disciplinary probation.
Krall may petition to have him
self removed from disciplinary
probation during his eighth se
mester, and thus remove the no
tation.
Krall was called before Tribun
al for having left the scene of an
accident in which he was in
volved Nov. 13.
Young Democrats Panel
To Discuss Business
“Big Business” is the topic for
a panel discussion to be pre
sented by the Young Democrats
Club in January.
Panelists include Nancy Han
kins, freshman in journalism from
Latrobe;Gerald Bogus, freshman
in arts and letters from Browns
ville; and Charles Abell, junior
in electrical engineering from Hot
Springs, Ark. >
The group will meet at 3 p.m.
Tuesday in the Hetzel Union
Building to make further plans
for the discussion.
Snow—
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icy walks, but that only one in
jury occurred.
Faith Jackson, senior in arts
and letters from Philadelphia,
fell on the ice and struck her head.
She was taken to the Infirmary
for treatment.
Today’s weather forecast is
cloudy and windy with snow flur
ries, according to students in the
department of meteorology. To
night will be colder.
. Tomorrow is expected to be fair
and cold.
The high temperature yester
day reached 33, with a low of 25
degrees. The expected high today
is 30; the low 17.
Hat Society Council to Meet
Hat Society Council will meet
at 8 p.m. Monday in 216 Hetzel
Union. Each society will give a
progress report on its accomplish
ments since September.
Australia, believed to have vast
uranium reserves, already has
flown a 100-ton shipment from
the Rum Jungle field to the
United States.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1941 CHEVROLET, 4-door sedan, five new
tires, heater, excellent radio, 1962 motor.
<125.: Robert Moyer, AD 7-4008.
USED LONG-PLAYING rtcords. Many
show albums; rest are varied; also 45’s.
Call Ted, 4-6 p.m., U. ext. 548.
1947 BUICK Super Sedanette. Good con
dition. Call Mike AD. 8-8696,
EXCHANGE ARTICLES from nation’s top
college humor magaames appear in next
Wednesday’s issue of Froth.
EVENING GOWN with stole. Beautiful
turquoise net over taffeta, studded .with
rhinestones and pearls. Site 16. Perfect
condition; Original cost $B9 will sacrifice
for $l9, Call AD 7-4860.
CHRISTMAS TREES. Sisea to order for
fraternities agd sororities. Hoy Brothers
•Company AD 7-8241.
88 FOOT SPARTAN.. Royal Mansion
Trailer, '1949. Excellent condition, air
conditioner and television. AD 7-7267 after
6 p.m. - ' » ’
PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL Radio and
Televison Service. Batteries for all port
able. State College TV. 282 S. Allen St
WANTED
HUMORISTS TO retell- best gags and
stories collected ’ from top college humor
magasines appearing In Wednesday’s
Froth.
ROOMS FOR RENT
HALF A double room for male student
Near campus. 284 S. Pugh. Call Mrs.
Fraser at AD 7-3152.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10,1953
Liberal Arts Student Council
The Liberal Arts Student Coun
cil will meet at 8 p.m. Monday
in 103 Willard to discuss revi
sions of its constitution.- A report
on the revisions was not avail
able.
General James Irvin, of Centre
County, donated the original 200
acre site of the Pennsylvania
State University.
This Weekend
On WDFM
91.1 MEGACYCLES
7:25 Sign On
7:80 Musical Marathon
8:30 Hubsapoppin
0:00 HI-FI Open House
10:80 Thought for the Day
10:85 "1 Sign Off
Tomorrow
7:25
7:30
10:30 ..
Sisn On
Third Program
Thought for the Day
10:36 Sign Off
Monday
7:26 Sign On
7:80 Music My Friend
8:16 ... I. As You Believe
8:30 —:
Mon On the Moll
9:00
9:16 ...
9:30 _ Symphonic Notebook
10:80 .............. Thought for thd Day
10:85 J Sign Off
LOST
WILL PERSON who took blue coat from
Alpha Chi Rho contact Clark Polak
eXt. 290. .
1966 CLASS RING with greek S.A.M.
on jewel. If found call Stan Laaaoff at
AD 7-7732.
BLUE SHAEFFER snorkel pen in 106
Mineral Industries. Vicki O'Donnell
printed on side. Call Thompson 1094.
CARDIGAN SWEATER, heather blue,
handmade—left in 114 HEc Bldg. Tues.
Nov. 29. Call 19 Simmons. .Mary Lou.
FOUND
GLASSES IN red ease. Machine Shop,
Engineering C.' Dr. Howard F.- Bauer,
Jersey Shore on ease. Inquire Rm. 206,
Engineering B. ,
SET OF offiee and ear keys near West
. Dorms, Dist. of Col. license 64914. Call
Marty ext. 2179 or AD 8-6494 after S.
Pay for ad.
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