PAGE EIGHT Donkeys (Continued from page two) past- Daily Collegian associate editor; and Bruce Lieske, past As sociation of Independent Men president, made up the CLWDN learn. Members of the faculty team included Richard C. Adams, in structor in mechanical engineer ing; Elmer A. Gross, instructor in mechanical engineering; Elmer A. Gross, associate professor of phy sical education; William B. Crafts, as istant to the dean of men; Don -2.1e, M. Cook, assistant professor of air science; William L. Kjel gaard, instructor in agricultural engineering; and Capt. C. W. Dreyer, assistant professor of mili tary science and tactics. Winning Alpha Team The winning Alpha fraternity president team included Frank Ramsey, Alpha Gamma Rho; Jo seph Palo, Delta Sigma Phi; George Simpson, Kappa Delta Rho; and Alphonse Coune, Beta 'Theta Pi. Thomas Falkie, Theta Delta Chi: Arthur Getis, Sigma Alpha Mu; John Harmon, Phi Mu Delta; William Kraft, Pi Kappa Alpha: Donald Brown. Lambda" Chi Al pha; Fredrick Fricker, Phi Kappa Tau; William Rohm, Phi Sigma Kappa; and David Barney, Sigma Nu, were on the losing Omega team. Cafeteria Employees (Continued from page one) in case of a strike, Haas said. But, he added, the students in the din ing halls are in favor of the peti tion and have told him they would not substitute in case of a strike. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Pebbles (Continued front page four) to shake them. The experts are pretty sour these days on a few machines built so heavy the best of players has a hard time push ing and flipping at the same time. Yes, to be able to shake the machine at the right moments and to win games doing so is the crowning achievement of a pinball player's career. He can be extremely versatile: nudging the ball into an extra 100,090 points, keeping it from rolling in a hole too soon, or even bouncing it back from beyond the exit gate where it is almost surely lost to all but the most talented players. But why go on? The excitement. the allure, the heady flavor of becoming an expert must surely be too appealing to resist. So drop everything, point your nose towards the nearest field of flick ering lights, get out your nickle and . . Drinking— (Continued from page one) When reached for a statement. James Kerrigan, president of Phi Kappa, said "I feel we were not at fault," but gave no reason why the group did not appeal. Seng said yesterday that he had accused the two groups of drink ing on carnival grounds and that he had seen members of Phi Kap pa Sigma with a trash can one third full of beer bottles, cans and quart bottles. He also report ed there were bottle caps lying on the ground. Personnel experts say the best salesmen are not the best talkers but the best listeners. Spring Week— 25.8; Phi Sigma Delta and Alpha Esilon , ng and (Continued from page one) AtphertonPhi Ha 11 ,23.9; 22.6 Tria le Delta ; 9 6.8; Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha Gamma Delta, 26.4. Theta and Sigma Nu, 22.3; and Delta Chi and A and B levelißeta Sigma Rho and Independent Thompson, 26.2; Sigma Delta Tau, Women, 21.7. - COMING Mother's Day Weekend ® Thursday 0 Friday • Saturday 9NSPECTOR 1 CALLS 1 J.D. PRIESTLEY' 4,44044„ FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1956 _ Penn Staters Say I always find good food and a friendly atmosphere at the Autoport. The din ners are always delicious and the service supreme. I enjoy meeting my friends here and dining in pure comfort. More Penn Staters are realizing this every day. If it's good food and excel lent service you want, dine at the Autoport. 1 MILE EAST ON 322 e Auloporl CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE RADIO FOR $lO.OO. Six-tube tabk —excellent condition. Call lira. AD 8-8441 ext. 501 between 8:00 and i. 46. HUGE SELECTIO N , and batteries. Expert radio, pher 4 service. State College TV, 232 S. Alien. FOR RENT 2•ROOM FURNISHED apartmeai a fonte. Vacant from June 1 to Sett. 1. Call EL. 5-4615. FURNISHED APARTMENT to sublet br summer months only, reasonable. 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