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Approval Given
By Ag Faculty
For 7 Projects
The faculty of the College of,
Agrictilture ha.t. approred seven,
reserach projects to be under-'
taken by the departments this .
y 41111".
They involve:
The relationship between The
quantity and quality of dietary
protein and their effects on the
energy metabolism of humans::
Improvement of market proce-I
dures and outlets for Pennsyl-i
vania livestock: the relative im-I
Dortanee of root, crown and foliar,
diseases of red clover in the state.'
Tht influence of pesticides 'on
the flavor of fr u it s and vege
tables: the relationship of micro
organisms to soil phosphorus; fi
nancial management practices of
dairy farmers in the limestone
valley
of the relationship of micro- I s of Pennsylvania and a -eDally Collegian Photo by George Harrison
at udy
CHARGE!—Unidentified students "run off" with a piece of a Lini
organisms in the family Entero- . versity of Pennsylvania goal post, following the Nittany Lions'
bacjeriaceae. 1 19-14 victory over the Red and Blue on Saturday.
The projects, financed by local,;
state and federal agency fund s.' Prof Attends Conclave ! Prof
Passes ICC Test
will take from three to five years
for completion. Charl e s E. Woodring, assis- Dr. Robert D. Pashek, associate
tant professor of transportation, professor of transportation, has
represented the College of Busi- satisfied the requirements through
Ag Eng Group to Meet 'ness Administration last week at examination and has been admit-
Dr. Converse H. Blanchard, a s_ the 37th annual convention of the ted to practice before the Inter
eociate professor of physics. win Pennsylvania Realtors Association. ;tate Commerce Commission as of
speak to the American Sr,ciety o f . in Philadelphia. Sept. 16,
Agricultural Engineers at 7 to
night in 105 Agricultural Engi
neering
His topic will be 'Current Re
starch in AtLmic Physics."
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IAVL a I.•auty. Che,rolet eon
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COMFORTABLE •b 6 model EL-ft. Trailer
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ROOMS FOE RENT
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ATTENTION } ATERNITIF:S and Inde-
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Neer furniture throughouL Phone Al)
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WANTED TO RENT
MALE STUDENT for half double room
Ith pris ate bath; within walking dia.
tam* to campus. AD 7-.7.2t1.
WANTED
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SI4PARE. DANCLNG—D*.•k Cole exiling.
"Harry Care) . * Sevenaders". Please ar.
sans* , dates now. Call Al) !•-V6U:.
INDEPENDENT )IEN ii%ing off campus
to come out and %ote on Wednesday and
Thursda).
4 ARMY Yu:key urgently need...l Reason.
Thin catered. Pleas* contact. Barry
'Tomb AD 7-41::. anytime.
HELP WANTED
STUDENTS EARN up JO 11.50 per hour
2 or 3 evenings of your choice
on steady part-tinie basis. Inquire Dux
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7g 1 5 251 TO sell "mum*" at all Some footfall
warned. Apply Bill McMullen florist. LIU
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WALLET IN Warinr Hall Sunday e•eninr
14. ed cards immediately. Reward. Can
Jerry Vanini. :47 S. Frazier AD a -905a.
296? CLASS RING Aliontown Hwh Sek..ool
initials J.K.C. Lo. t at Tar-or-War
Thursday Scoot. 26 E.:. a rd. Call AD E•LUbI
alt. Dth. Jur.
MISCELLANEOUS
LOCAL REPAIR S.er. ice on all makes of
typewriters. We will call for and deliver
pour typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment.
AD E 4125.
FRESH PRESSED CIDER. Trues will be
at %Verner's Frresre Fresh Saturday eve.
ings. Sunday afternoons an/ attain' se
rous bras jugs.
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Inauguration--
(Continued from page one)
Gramley, president of the Perm
State Alumni Association; and
Governor George M. Leader.
Deike, who will preside at the
ceremony, will pronounce Dr.!
(University. the 12th president of the
Walker will respond with his in-i
'augural address. The ceremony
will close with the singing of the
!Alma Mater and the recession of
'the participants from the rostrum.
In addition to the representa
tives of 55 Pennsylvania colleges,
Boyd C. Patterson, president of
Washington and Jefferson Col
;lege, will represent the Pennsyl
vania Association of Colleges and
'Universities; Elmer C. Easton will
represent the American Associa
tion of Land Grant Colleges and
State Universities; and Nicholas
C. Brown will represent the
'American Council on Education.
In the Interest of Public Information
The OPTOMETRIC VISION SPECIALISTS
in State College who fit CONTACT
LENSES are: •
The Mid-Counties Optometric Society
Send yours
MAKE!
MOST POPULAR GAME that ever went to col
lege—that's Sticklers! Just write a simple riddle
and a two-word rhyming answer. For example:
What's a big cat shot full of holes? (Answer:
peppered leopard.) Both words must have the
same number of syllables—bleak freak, fluent
truant, vinery finery. Send Sticklers, with your
name, address, college and class to Happy-Joe-
Lucky, Box. 67A, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Don't do
drawings! We'll pay $25 , for every Stickler we
use in our ads—and for hundreds that never see
print. While you're Stickling, light up a light
smoke—light up a Lucky. You'll say, it's the
best-tasting cigarette you ever smoked!
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1957
Lion Predicts
Cloudy Skies
Today's prediction calls for
partly cloudy skies with mild
temperatures.
►The' Nittany Lion, fully re
cuperated from his adventure of
Monday night,
was seen this..
morning working
industrously in
front of his cave.
A check re
vealed that the
Lion has decided
to establish a
ne w fraternity
on campus. He
said his new fra
ternity will be
the most exclus
.
i ever seen. He intends to ac
complish this by having only one
brother in the house—himself..
Dr. Benjamin Alexander
Dr. Gerald B. M. Stein
in and