TUESDAY. OCTOBER
IFC
Cont
Interfraternitj
the IFC Board o£ C
freshman drinking
procedures for Boai
Group merabf
town —slated to go i
dent Daniel Land tolc
a last-ditch effort wi
to lift the ban when I
problem to the borot
The Board of Contro
was sparked by Sigm
dent Joseph Hartnett
sented a request fro
Presidents’ Workshop
IFC checkers to ask
Officer to accompany
ers when they go in
Checkers Esco: ’led
Previously, checkers have been
'escorted through the house by
pledges on door duty. Actually,
Hartnett said, the checkers have
no legal right to barge into a
house. As mere courtesy, ne add
ed, the checkers should ask for
an officer to accompany them.
' This way, Hartnett said, the of
ficer can explain possible discrep
ancies .which, pledges aren’t
equipped to handle.
Land immediately ruled the
motion out of order, saying the
Board of Control is an offshoot
of the executive branch and that
IFC cannot tell the executive
branch how to enforce legisla
tion. Hartnett argued that the leg
islative meetings could set certain
limits within which the executive
branch could operate.
Methods Criticised
During the ensuing discussion,
several members criticised the
Board of Control’s methods of
checking. Some said the checkers
rush into a house, others said
pledges aren't qualified to show
checkers around the house.
Speaking against Hartnett’s mo
tion, several members said by the
time an officer could be obtained
to show the checker around a
house, discrepancies such as
freshman drinking could be cov
ered up. The drinking ban on
freshmen is obviously very hard
to enforce, some members said,
and the checkers are only trying
to help houses when they check.
Too many freshmen who have
been drinking can be hidden by
the time a house officer is ob
tained, they said.
A successful challenge of the
chair brought Hartnett's motion
back on the floor where it was
passed by a large majority, ac
companied by a motion to set up
the committee.
EE Group to Give
Hi-Fi Exhibition
.The Electrical Engineering So
ciety will present a lecture and
demonstration on high fidelity at
7 tonight in 10 Sparks.
Dr; Clifford R. Adams, presi
dent of Alvo Electronics Distribu
tors Inc., will speak on hi-fi and
its problems. He will use tape re
cordings and records in his talk.
After the lecture,- hi-fi music
will be played on the equipment
used for demonstrations.
Bridge Group to Meet;
Club Officers Named
. The newly-formed Penn State
Bridge Club will meet from 6:30
to 9:30 tonight in the card and
TV room of the Hetzel Union
Building. .
The club officers are Stephan
Billstein, junior in pre-medical,
president; Raymond Young, soph
omore in advertising, vice presi
dent; and Marilynn Zabusky, jun
ior in arts and letters, secretary
treasurer.
Time is running out . . . see
This Friday or Saturday
at Center Stage
- Tickets at HUB desk or door
I. 1956
Vill Standardize
ol Board Checking
' Council mixed up parliamentary -procedural questions, criticism of
'ontrol's manner of checking, and discussion on the effectiveness of the
ight, and out of it all came a committee to set up standard
;rol checkers.
ian last ni
i d of Cont:
Iso told that an IFC request to lift the parking ban down-
Thursday—was rejected by the borough manager. IFC presi-
rs were a]
nto effect 1
. the group
11 be made
e takes the
gh council.
Silva Sees Victory
For GOP Candidate
1 discussion
a Pi presi
who pre
n the IFC
mandating
"or a nouse
the check
o a house.
Predicting the outcome of this year’s elections, Dr. Ruth
C. Silva, associate professor of political science, forecast a
Republican victory in the race for the presidency, in her
speech to the Faculty Luncheon Club yesterday.
According to surveys, President Dwight D. Eisenhower
will get 52 per cent of the popular vote, and probably a
majority of the electoral votes,
she said. He will not, however,
win by a landslide, and some pos
sibility of a Democratic victory
still exists, she said.
Adlai E. Stevenson, with 48 per
cent of the popular vote, may still
receive the majority of electoral
votes. Many factors enter into
this possibility, she said.
, Among them is a possible three
way-split in the South caused by
Dixiecrat Coleman Andrews.
Votes for Andrews will especially
prey on the Eisenhower vote, and
the plurality vote would be
thrown to Stevenson, she ex
| plained.
Stevenson's Possibilities
Employment
Interviews
The following firms will con
duct interviews for January grad
uates and advance degree candi
dates who expect to receive de
grees during the current school
year in the Placement Service of
fice in 112 Old Main:
Nov. 12. American Smelting &*Refinine
BS: ChE. EE. ME. Met. MneE.
Nov. 12. Elliot Co.: BS: ME, EE, ChE.
IE: MS: ME. EE, ChE.
Nov. 12, Erie Resistor; BS: EE, ME,
El.
Nov. 12. Kelly Springfield; BS: ME, EE,
BusAd, lE.
Nov. -12, Standard Oil of Indiana; BS:
ChE; MS: PhD: Chem, ChE.
Nov. 13, American Can; BS. MS: Chem,
ChE, Met. ME.
Nov. 13. Humble Oil A Refining: All
Degrees: P£, ChE, ME, EE. CE: MS, PhD:
Chem.
Nov. 13, Johns-Manville; BS: ChE, Chem,
ME. EE.
Nov. 13, New Jersey Zinc; BS: Mng.
Prep.E, MngE, Met. EE. ME, ChE, Geol,
Chem,* Phys; MS, PhD: ChE, MetE, Chem,
Met, Geol; MS: Phys. EE.
Nov. 13. Sun Oil; PhD: Org & Phys
Chem. ChE.
Nov. 13, Youngstown Sheet Sc Tube; BS
ME, EE, MetE, MngE, ChE, lE.
UCA to Conduct
Morning Services
The University Christian Asso
ciation staff, Cabinet,- and the
Chapel staff will conduct morn
ing worship services this week in
the Helen Eak i n Eisenhower
Chapel.
The services will be delivered
at 8:10 a.m. today, tomorrow and
Thursday.
Members of the Evangelical
United Brethren Student Fellow
ship will conduct the Vesper serv
ice at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
Ag Council Will Meet
The Agriculture Student Coun
cil will meet at 7 tonight in 213
Hetzel Union to hear a report on
plans for a shorter Christmas va
cation.
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In the event' of a Stevenson
victory; Dr. Silva predicted the
way in which it would be accom
plished. Stevenson-will carry ten
out of the 11 Southern states, re
ceiving 118 electoral votes. Dr.
Silva said Stevenson will prob
ably not carry Florida.
He will pick up 39 electoral
votes by sweeping four of the five
border states (all but Maryland),
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Dr. George M. Guthrie, ass
ciate professor of psychology and
clinical psychologist, will address
Phi Epsilon Phi, national botani
cal honorary society, at 7:30
tomorrow in 112 Buckhout. ;
Dr. Guthrie’s talk, “We See
What We Want to See,” will be
on the role of motivational fac
tors that influence the biologists'
attempts to interpret what he
sees. I
The lecture will carry particu
lar significance to students whose
work is associated with the bio
logical fields.
The address is open to the pub
lic.
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The first rehearsal of Women’s
Chorus will be held from 7 to
9 p.m. tomorrow in 1-2 Carniegie.
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