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Nittany Freshman
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the opposite end of the dorm
away from him.
The counselor told the AIM
board that no cigarette was in
evidence when the student, at his
request, entered his room. The
student, however, replied that he
Threw the cig Tette away before
entering the building. While the
two were in the counselor's room,
another firecracker was exploded.
The board's extensive examina
tion included inspection of "ex
hibit A," the firecracker with a
specially-made long fuse attached.
The student will appear before
the University Senate Subcom
mittee on Discipline to appeal his
case.
First Beer Case
In its first case, the AIM group
recommended judicial probation
and a letter to the parents of
two freshmen who brought beer
into Irving Hall from a down
to .fin tavern.
The students, both 18 years old,
reported that another student,
who was over 21 years of age,
bought the beer after the trio at
tended a downtown movie. They
said the third person whom they
would not identify did not know
they were going to take the beer
into the dorm.
The counselor, who caught the
students after the beer was con
sumed, said it was the first time
the students were involved in any
trouble. The judicial board said
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testimony of the counselor was a
deciding factor in its decision
2 Violate Drinking Code
Two other freshmen received a
recommendation for judicial pro
bation for violating the frosh
drinking code at a joint party of
Sigma Alpha Mu and Kappa Sig
ma fraternities. They were caught
by IFC checkers.
The two fraternities were placed
on five weeks social probation
and rushing privileges of the stu
dents were suspended for a year
by action of the IFC Board of
Control.
Both students signed names at
the door before entering the party
but one of the students was not
stamped. They said they drank
soda first but then took some
beer.
The judicial board said the IFC
decision was not considered in
making its decision.
Professor Will Discuss
Wildlife and Weather
Dr. W. M. Sharp, professor of
wildlife management, will speak .
to the American Meteorological.Lalltern to Accept Articles
Society at 7 tonight on the rela- 1 Contributions for the spring is
tion between wildlife and wea- I ,sue of Lantern, University literary
ther. magazine, may now be submitted
I The meeting will be held in l
,at the Hetzel Union desk.
220 Mineral Industries. The pub-I Both fiction and non-fiction ar
'lie may attend and refreshments; ticles will be considered for pub
.will be served. 'lication.
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Petitions Available
lAt Hetzel Union
For TIM Election
Petitions are still being accept
ed for town independent men in
terested in serving on the TEVI
Council.
The petitions may be obtained
at the Hetzel Union desk and
must bear the signatures of at
least 20 independents living down
town.
The filled petitions must be
turned in at the Hetzel Union
desk no later than 5 p.m. Tuesday
Elections will be held Wednes
day at the HUB and Thursday in
front of the Corner Room.
The polls will be open from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.
Town independent men will be
allowed to vote for any five of
the candidates on the ballot with
the 19 men receiving the most
votes gaining seats on the TIM
Council.
The one candidate receiving
more votes than any other will
win a seat on the Association of
Independent Men Board of Gov
ernors as well.
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Stickling! We'll pay $25 for every Stickler we print—and for
hundreds that never get used. Sticklers are simple riddles
with two-word rhyming answers. Both words have the same
number of syllables. (Don't do drawings.) Send your Sticklers
with your name, address, college and class to Happy-Joe-
Lucky, Box 67A, Mount Vernon, N. Y. And remember
you're bound to Stickle better when you're enjoying a Lucky,
because Luckies taste better. Luckies' mild, good-tasting to
bacco is TOASTED to taste even better. Fact is, you'll say
Luckies are the best-tasting cigarette you ever smoked!
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The President held a conference
with congressional leaders this
morning on the grave Mideast
situation. After that meeting re
ports spread that he was consid
ering some kind of "moral sanc
tions" against Israel, though their
nature was not defined.
He said it was "the general
feeling" at his meeting with the
congressional leaders that the
whole problem should be laid be
fore the American people.
Eisenhower said in his talk to
night that the UN "has made
considerable progress" in trying
to solve Middle East problems.
But he said Israel's refusal to
obey UN resolutions calling for
withdrawal poses "a fateful mo
ment."
Boron Research Grant
Awarded by Air Force
The Air Research and Develop
ment Command of the Air Force
has awarded the University a
grant of $17,756 to support re
search on the .hemistry of boron
compounds.
The research is being. conducted
by Dr. Thomas Wartik, associate
professor of chemistry, who has
held Air Force contracts for this
basic work since 1952.
Nycum Given Air Post
I Charles Nycum, junior in ani
mal husbandry from Johnstown,
Chas been nominated Area C corn
!mender of the Arnold Air Society.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1957
Agency Supervisor
To Speak Sunday
On Ad Creativity
Otto W. Prochazka, vice presi
dent and creative supervisor of
Benton and Bowles Inc., New
York advertising agency, will
speak at 3 p.m. Sunday in 212
Hetzel Union on "Creativity in
Advertising."
His talk, arranged as a part of
the observance of Advertising
Week by Alpha Delta Sigma, pro
fessional advertising fraternity,
will be open to the public.
Prochazka, whc; served from
1941 to 1943 on the journalism
faculty at the University, was
born in New York and was grad
uated from Middlebury College.
His experience has included
positions as copy editor on the
New York Herald Tribune, as
sisfant editor of Advertising and
Selling magazine and editor of
Advertising Age.
Prior to accepting his present
position, he held positions with
Anderson and Cairns Inc., J. D.
Tarcher Inc. and Ruthrauff and
Ryan - Inc., all advertising agen
cies.
CLASSIFIEDS
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 cm
THE PRECEDING DAY
RAYCS—I7 words or less: •
$0.50 One Insertion
30.75 Two insertions
31.00 Three, Insertions
Additional words 3 for .95
for early • do, of insertion.
FOR SALE
EDMUNDS DUAL-GARB manifold and
linkage. Ford and Marc. '49 to '62—s2o.
Call Jim AD 8-9035.
1958 FORD Fairlane V-8 4-door Fordomatic,
power steering. white sidewalls, 12000
miles. Must sell. Can be financed. May be
seen at McClellan Chevrolet
1948 CHEVROLET. 64,000 miles, recently
overhauled and inspected, heater—sl4o.
Call Max Al) 8-8441. Atomic Reactor.
FOR RENT
ONE LARGE single comfortable quiet room.
Immediate occupation at 340 E. Pros.
pect. Call AD 7-7852.
DOUBLE—SINGLE room with or without
board: 3 students. Two blocks from
campus. 243 S. Pugh St.
ROOMS FOR RENT
WANTED—MALE student to share room
two blocks from campus. Norwood Hark.
nem AD 7.2174.
948 E. COLLEGE--across from Atherton
dorms. Call Campania Shoe Repair. AD
8-8172.
WILL PERSON who took wrong Alligator
raincoat Sat. at Alpha Sigma Phi. Please
contact Al AD 7-4951. I have yours.
WILL THE person who found K&E Slide.
rule on second floor Whitmore Lab
please return to owner at ext. 272. J.
Bready.
SHAEFFER SNORKEL Pen between EE
and Infirmary on Tuesday. Finder please
call AD 7-2586 ask for Rusa.
TAN CHECKED seat-cushion at West Vir
ginia basketball game. Person having it
call ext. 2163 or AD 7.9235.
BROWN NOTEBOOK 316 Watts (past
address) on cover. Contained thirty 8
cent stamps, valuable notes. Phone Ted
Abusamra, AD 7-3044, 117 E. Nittany.
SMALL ARROW-SHAPED Pi Phi pin
with pearls and rubies. Inscribed J. Hart•
ley on back. Call Jean, 403 McElwain.
PAIR OF yellow gold earrings, heart shaped
set with tiny stones. Finder please con
tact Becky Zahm at ext. 894 or ext. 643.
WANTED
CAMP COUNSELORS—Men. Long estab.
lished Penna. camp. Experienced golf.
tennis, -basketball. dramatic. Excellent op
portunities. W. Kaplan, 1909 Spruce St..
Phila. 3, Pa.
CAMP COUNSELORS—Women. Outstand
ing Penna. co-ed camp. Experience only.
Sports, pioneering, dramatics. Excellent
facilities. Good salaries. Camp Saginaw,
1909 Spruce St., Phila. S. Pa.
HELP WANTED
MARIIIED COUPLE to assist in manage
ment of boarding and rooming club in
exchange for room. Call AD 8-6774 during
office hours.
WORK WANTED
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires typ
ing of theses, reports, etc. Fast, reliable
service. Dial AD 8-6943.
MISCELLANEOUS
DANCING EVERY Friday and Saturday.
Friday 9:30 - 12:30; Saturday 9-1. Club
33, Bellefonte.
CAMP RONDACK interviewing for women
counsellors Sat. Feb. 23. Interested Mu
dents apply Student Employment Service,
Room 112 Old Main. Positions available in
all fields.
FOR FROMM and expert radio and phono.
graph service stop at State College T.V.
232 South Allen Street.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
If so, call AD 7-2492 or bring machine
to 633 W. College Ave.
THE EMBASSY BOYS—sociaLs, fraternity
parties. jam sessions. Special rates to
agriculture fraternities March let and 2nd.
Contact Fred Kohn, Nittany 44, ext. 279.
THE DEBONAIRES—music designed with
dancing in mind, now accepting booking
for dances 'and Jam sessions. Reasonable
rates. Call • Buss Mollies. ext. 791.