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Frosh Queen
Contest to Get
New Deadline
The deadline for pictures of
candidates for freshman queen
has been extended until noon
Saturday.
Pictures should be turned in
at the fleheel Union desk with
the name and campus address of
1110 coeds. Ail freshman women,
except those on the Freshmen Ad
vo4orv_ Committee, ale eligible,
Five finalists will he chosen by
the advisory board previous to
the dance. The winner will be se
lected by applause at the annual
Fre , hman Hop, to be hold from
9 n m. to midnight Feb. 25 in the
IIUB ballroom.
The winner will be awarded
A;in_ engraved trophy and the four
istii will reco vie necklaces
hi ;wing the University crest.
Mt/NI( he provided by the
Lamplighti-r• and dress will be
Tickets are free at the Waring
Hail desk They ‘vill be available
at. lietze) Union desk begin
ning Friday.
IFC Board--
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no available land in State College
to build on.
In addition, he said, the com
mittee will send questionnaires to
each house asking its opinions and
plans for future building. He en
couraged all houses to fill out the
form and return it to the commit
tee
IFC also heard reports from
Howard Thompson, editor of Toga
Tales, and John Seastone, student
member of the fraternity Market
inv. Association board of trustees.
Thompson told the meeting that
Toga Talcs would be published
every two months. in the future
instead of every month. He said
the type face had been changed to
give the paper more space and an
effort would be made to include
more useful information in the
paper.
Soastone gave a progress report
on FMA and urged non-member
"ate, (WA idoutaii.
ert, dikslott, it"
You feel so new and fresh and
good —all over when you pause for
Coca-Cola. It's sparkling with quick
refreshment ... and it's so pure and
wholesome naturally friendly
to your figure. Let it do things—
. good things for you.
ROMEO UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA•COLA COMPANY Pr
ALTOONA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
"Cott*" 4 a riogistelod trade-stork.
Elections
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members was decided, Seidler
said, by agreement of the two
clique chairmen. If any stalemate
'had come about, he added, it
would have been settled by a flip
of the coin, he added.
The decision on the elections
dates means that the first clique
meeting will have to be held on
Feb, 26, the second on March 4
and third on March 11. The Elec
tions Code states that each party
must hold three clique meetings
prior to the elections.
Old Cards Are Void
13eidler emphasized the fact
that the clique cards from the fall
elections will he void for the
spring elections and that to be eli
gible to vote in the coming meet
ings clique members will have to
register with the Elections Com
mittee and receive new clique
cards.
In order to be eligible to vote
for the pasty's slate of candidates
at the third clique meeting a
clique member must have attend
ed at least two of the three meet
ings.
After a clique member has re
ceived his clique card he need
only present it to an Elections
Committee member at the clique
meeting to be admitted.
To Interview 24
The Cabinet Personnel Inter
viewing Committee will interview
24 applicants for the four vacant
spots on the Elections Committee
tonight. The four that are chosen
will likely be brought before
Cabinet for approval Thursday
night.
Beidler also appointed Pogal to
head a committee to work with
the Central Promotion Agency on
publicity for the elections. Other
members of the committee are Do
lores Jones. Robert Krakoff and
Robert Heck.
Pollock Council to Meet
Pollock Council will meet at
6:30 tonight in Nittany 20 to dis
cuss appointment of several new
officers.
houses to join the group which
acts as a buying agent for mem
ber fraternities. He pointed out
that this year's sales showed a
30 per cent increase over the
past year.
0 1936, The COCA-COLA COMPANY
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
TIM to Accept
Contest Entries
At HUB Desk
Entrants for the Town Indepen
dent Men ping pong tournament,
to be held the latter part of
March, may register at the Hetzel
Union desk.
All students are eligible for the
free contest. Men and women en
trants will be placed in separate
categories. The winner of each
group will he crowned All-Univer
sity ping pong champion in his
respective class.
The contest will be on a single
elimination basis. Winners will be
determined on the best-of-three
games basis. Each contestant must
provide his own equipment.
Final and semi-final matches
will he played in the HUB ball
room Other matches .will be
played at the discretion of the
contestants.
A trophy will be awarded to the
winner of each division. The three
runner-ups in each division will
also receive awards.
No plan,; have been set for the
start of the tournament. Robert
Cole. TIM president, said the final
match will he played sometime be
fore Easter vacation.
LA Transcripts in Sparks
Transcripts of students in the
College of the Liberal Arts are
available in 132 Sparks.
JUNE GRADUATES
A General Motors Representative
will be on hand to answer your questions
about job opportunities with PM
Feb. 14, 15, 16 and 17
Our College Representatives speak for
all of our many decentralized divisions
throughout the country.
They are familiar with career opportuni
ties throughout the entire organization,
including staff and divisional operations,
GM Positions now Available In:
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
lETALLURGICAL ENGINEERING • CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING • INDUSTRIAL• ENGINEERING
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
Salaried Personnel Placement, Personnel Staff, Detroit .t, Michigan
Meet
v Dz t a y n
I K aw har s a c s ho l l Syracuse Pi Lambda Sigma to
Cooly Society to Meet
;Sigma, at 7:30 p.m. today in" 763
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j i s e pn e e t iaok a n- t . e
the pre-legal honorarlf l Pi s i l , e a nt ak h d li ;
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bi Society
e m 2 e a 2 t made H e
ing contest and the selection of 'Willard. The talk will be open to
ew members.
7 : 4 P TSh I a et r o t s nCi : ga '
i the public.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR-SALE
}iYt ; I:it ADE to, n mandolin and ease,
rAcentionn oe. Room 6, Pond Lab.
after b p m.
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PHOTO! , ANS COMPLETE; de% eloping
Compact; includes Printer — a real
b u y. %V I e 200 3rd Ave. Burnham, Pa.
S CYLINDER PACK A RD Coupe. 11141
model s% h radio, heater, and good tires-.
Motor I,eently oterhauled. Reasonable.
D _ _
E-FLAT ALTO shone. Reasonable.
fall Ittth ext.
FRATERNITY-SORORITY sweat shirts
and T.,hitts, fine quality. low price.
Cull Jerry Epstein AD 7-053
FOR PROMPT and expert radio and phono
graph service, stop at State College TV.
232 S. Allen.
FOR RENT
Dolllif.F, ROOM. Call All 7.3362. E. Col-
lege A e. „
N R NI OD El ED aoonw. Reasonable
I ate,. Vi per week. liar S. Barnard St.
Nice double eoows, ace them. Call AD
S_}lo3. _
LA RC E .60 CB loom in quiet home
Rent r,.a-ann - thle. Tv, in beds, two desks
Phone AD 7.11,52,
TWO DOUBLE rooms, one single room—
not fraternity material. Two blocks from
commis. Ctill AD 1' 7 349%.
ONE: DOUBLE room fur students. Call
7-2509,
HELP WANTED
STUDENT DESIRING steady Y:bart-iime
wort. with °oil wages. Inquire in per
,nn buy evening sit the Dux Club, 128
S. Pugh St.
CHEMISTRY • PHYSICS
MATHEMATICS AND ACCOUNTING
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1956
BOARD AND Room available for i we
students at Marilyn Hall, 311 E ne e
Beaver Ave., ask for Mrs. Ellent./ One
half of double room at 214 South Allen
St. (available without board). Also mode
room sharing bath with one other.
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TYPING WANTED. Neat, aCenit .
Coll AD 7-2495 before noon or ELcin
5-3191.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY e s i 14 -. 3
typing of theses. etc. Fast, accurate
service. Reasonable rates. Phone Albinos
S-043.
SLIDERULE WITH name San Carpenter,
near Eng. 13 Feb. 8. Reward. Call AD
8-8315.
DAINTY GOLD anti pearl bracelet in gee
Hall Saturday night. Sentimental Caine,
Call Roseann, 347 Simmons.
PIANO INSTRUCTION by elperienccd
teacher. Beginners and adtanccd chit.
,Iren and adults. Call AD 8-8853 brttf E tp
5-8 p.m. ,
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WHEN YOUR typewriter nee.ls service
just dial AD 14492 or bring martin.
to 633 W. College Ave.
HIDD FIDELITY is obtainable in State
College at wholesale (net) prices st
Shmlle Associates; 234 E. College Ave.
Hi Fi component sets,.FM, tape recorders,
etc. (open evenings)
and can answer your questions fully.
We cordially invite June graduates, and
those graduating this summer, to arrange
an appointment through your College
Placement Office on one of the above
listed dates.
ROOM & BOARD
WORK WANTED
LOST
INSTRUCTION
MISCELLANEOUS