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Cracking
Of HUB
Resurfacing of the terrace adjacent to the Hetzel Union Ballroom will be completed
in two weeks, a job foreman said yesterday.
The concrete surface on the one and one-quarter-year-old $3 million building was dam
aged badly over the winter, the foreman said. He added it isn't known whether the damage
was due to weather, poor design or poor materials.
Work began approximately three weeks ago as workmen chipped away
and poured new surfacing. The job is approximately three-fourths finished
— 1 Elsewhere on campus, construe- I—
' tion has speeded up due to pre
'
i vailing good weather.
Steel construction on the Hall
of Americas classroom building
next to the University hospital,
delayed by poor weather in re
!cent weeks and late steel ship
ments,. is 98 per cent completed,
l a job foreman said yesterday.
The Education Student CouncHowever, he said, the delay will
last night diseu.%sed the possibility! il: put the scheduled finish of the
of establishing a chapter of Kap
'building back a month or more.
pa Delta Epsilon, national pro-! The building was originally
fessional educational sorority for scheduled to be completed in
women, on campus. November, but the foreman said
Decision of the question has it won't be finished now until
been postponed until next year. December, barring more delays.
but it was voted to carry on cor..! Brick layers should start work
respondence with the organization. ing within two weeks, he said. At
over the summer.the same time, workmen will'
The sorority would be of gene-start pouring the concrete floors.!
Preliminary decking 'prior to the
fit to undergraduates as tapping!
would take place at the end
laying of floors is almost corn
the freshman, sophomore, and' of laying
he added'
junior years. It is a sister organ-1 Work on two new wings of the
ization to Kappa Phi Kappa, men's!University Hospital has also
professional honorary. swung into high gear after being
delayed by an electricians strike,
Alternates Appointed and should be finished by July 1,
Alternates were appointed for.
next year's junior and senior'a job foreman said yesterday.
council members who will be stu-i Workmen are plastering the
wing Shortlidge road, and put
dent teaching in the fall. The' ting th- inishing touches on the
junior alternates are Gail Rolle, wing facg the Mall. Plumbing,'
Roseanne Fortunato, Sondra Pe- tile, and fixtures are being in-
Troutma n. ters, Lynn Glassburn, and Marlin the
Senior alternates will be Joyce In addition to the hospital
Kock. Donna Karch, Friederikeconstruction work, preliminary 1
Witte, and Ann Porter. sub-grading has been finished
Suggest ions for next year's ,
outside the hospital in prepara
council projects were given by' lion for final grading, Walter
the members. W. Trainer, supervisor of land-
Two Projects Included
scape construction and main-
Included in the suggestions tenance, said yesterday.
were a scholarship fund, Beaver! Trainer said grass will be plant-
Dam ,
led l
has also been prepared for
So
project, developing a deft- about
about the middle of August.'
site alternate system, and pro
'
moting speakers in affiliationishrubbery and trees, he said, and
with other campus organizations. ,
these will probably be planted in
y er. -
It was announced that Kath-learl
erine Dickson. acting council pres-' The Novem Helen Eakin Eisenhower
Meditation Chapel, nearing coin
ident. would represent the coun
(
cil at the National Studen t'pletition, is also undergoing pre-
Association National Congress at' liminary landscape preparation,
Chicago, 111. from August 21 to 31 . 1 Trainer said. Although subgrad
ing has been completed, he said
!final plans fo.- landscaping have
Grad Attendance Inot been formulated.
Ed Council
May Start
Sorority
He said his department hopes i
OK ' d by Council to plant the area to resemble 1
i shrubbery around the Nittany
The Council of Administration, Lion Inn. "We'll plant shrub
has ruled that graduate students' bery which will give the area
may at any - time during a semes- an air of serenity and dignity.”
ter attend classes they have not The landscaping will have a
scheduled as long as permission isi peaceful atmosphere, he added.
secured from the class instructor. With the exception of small
The student may not claim the hardwarework, the new housing
usual privileges of class member-,
ship such as participating in dis-!1
.cessions. doing practicum work,!'
submitting written work, and tak4
ing examinations, the council!'
ruled.
During summer session, permis-'I
sion of the director of summer
sessions must be obtained ,1
President's Report
Copies of President Milton S.
Eisenho•.er's "Report to the Peo
ple of the Commonwealth" are
available at the department of
public information, third floor
of Old Main.
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Necessitates Resurfacing
Ballroom Terrace Surface
By LARRY JACOBSON
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LITTLE RENEE EWING and FRIEND*
•"friend" is Carole Schmitzer of AXO whose name was
drawn from a box to win Bill Coleman's all expense paid trip
to Bermuda.
Drawing took place last night in Collegian office.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
TIM Suggests
New Projects
For Next Year
Town Independent Men execu
tive board last night heard and
approved Several plans for next
year proposed by TIM President,
James Tipton.
Social events will be elaborat
ed upon by TIM next year with
the hope of creating more interest
in the organization. At the present
the plans calls for nine social af
fairs—an average of one a month
—but several others are in the
talking stage.
TIM will continue to sponsor
a push cart race, ping-pong tourn
ament, Mother's Day Ball, and a
series of fireside chats. A turkey
shoot, miser, spring dance, pic
nic, and "gadget" dance are
among the events to be initiated
in the fall.
It was also decided to give
membership cards to all TIM
members next year. This practice
has been extinct in the past.
To help further the interest in
TIM next year, letters explaining
the organization, functions, an d
coming events of the group will
be sent to all male students liv
ing in the borough who .are eligi
ble to join TIM.
The TIM intramural sports pro
gram will be revised and stressed
Inext year.
TIM also plans to send get well
cards to students in the infirmary.
[ Another project of the organi
zation is to set up a permanent
(blue book file—similar to those
used by the fraternities.
t The possibility of publishing a
'hi-monthly news sheet was also
suggested.
office in Waring Lounge and gen
eral repairs to the lounge have
been completed. Plastic dados
have been put on the walls, paint
ing is finished, and the office is
now usable, Charles A. Lamm,
i 'supervisor of building mainten
ance, said yesterday.
The dados were used because
the maintenance department felt
they stand up to wear better than
the normal plaster walls.
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WORKMEN chip cement from the terrace at the HUB be
lore replacing it with a new surface. The new cement floor
is expected to be completed in two weeks.
_ A pproved sraternifie3
Fifty fraternities have been approved by
the dean of men's office to entertain
women tonight and tomorrow night. They
are Acacia, Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi
Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Alpha Gamma
Rho. Alpha Phi Delta. Alpha Rho Chi,
Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Tau Omega.
Alpha Zeta. Beaver House. Beta Sigma
Rho. Beta Theta Pi. Chi Phi, Delta Chi.
Delta Sigma Lambda, Delta Sigma Phi.
Delta Theta Sigma, Delta Upsilon. Kappa
Delta Rho, Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi
Alpha.
Omega Psi Phi, Phi Delta Theta. Phi
Epsilon Pi, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa.
Phi Kappa Psi. Phi• Kappa Sigma. Phi
Kappa Tau. Phi Mu Delta. Phi Sigma
Delta, Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. _ _
Sigma Alpha Mu. Sigma Chi. Sigtha Nu,
Sigma Phi Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Sigma Pi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Tau Phi
Delta ; Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chi, Theta
Kappa Phi, Theta Xi, Triangle, and Zeta
Beta Tau.
Part-time Jobs Available
At Employment Service
Several part-time jobs are
available at the Student Employ
ment Service in 112 Old Main for
male students interested in work
ing three or four hours per day
during final week.
Jobs such as washing windows,
waxing floors, installing screens,
and garden and lawn work are
offered.
Counselling positions in camps
and resorts are still open.
University Senate
The University Senate will
meet at 4:10 p.m. Thursday in 121
Sparks. The meeting was pre
viously scheduled for June 7.
FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1956
Plaid Will Head
Debating Society
Jonathan Plaut, junior in in
dustrial engineering from Rock
ville Centre, N.Y., has been elect
ed president of Delta Sigma Rho,
national debate honor society.
Other officers are Edward Kle
vans, junior in electrical engi
neering from Roaring Springs,
vice president; and Barbara Kim
ble, junior in home economics
from Havertown, secretary-treas
urer. Clayton H. Schug, professor
of public speaking, was named
faculty adviser.
$lOO Award Established
By Lion's Paw Society
The executive committee of the
Board of Trustees has approved
the establishment of an annual
$lOO award by Lion's Paw, senior
men's honorary society.
The active chapter of Lion's
Paw will contribute the $lOO
minimum each year until the
principal of the fund is of - ade
quate size.
BELLEFONTE Adults 55c - Child. 25c
PLAZA TO . D . A . Y - 21, -- SATUR SATURDAY
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Birds & Bees - in color!
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TONITE & SATURDAySTAT
Tony Curtis - Peggie Castle
"QUINCANNON, FRONTIER 11
SCOUT" in Color! ,
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TAT le NOW
"Alexander the Great"
Starring
Richard
Burton
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ENDS TODAY _
Van Heflin in "Patterns"
• Begins Saturday •
Featoretime: 2:39, :56, 7:13. 9:34
One of the Great Westerns: in the
tradition of "Covered Wagon"
"Stagecoach" & "Shane"
JOHN• WAYNE
"THE SEARCHERS"
Jeffrey Hunter Ward Bond
Directed by John Ford
Vista Vision - Technicolor
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Today - Doors Open 5:45
Dirk Bogarde in
"They Who Dare"
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"Lovers and Lollipops"
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