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Campus Elects 3 Officers;
PartiesOpenNominations
Campus Part•: Sunday night elected three persons to
clique po:iitions and opened nominations for party candidacy
for the fall elections.
Lion Party held a short meeting Sunday at which 98 new
members registered and 140 others picked up party cards:
Marjorie Green was elected
;Campus Party sophomore class
U b-G ro ups ;clique recording secretary; Thom-
las Phillips, sophomore class clique
;treasurer, and Ann Rollins, fresh
•man class clique recording secre-
Named From tail
rhara Stone was nominated
Committee
A 11-1:1, ; ;el .ty E:e( lions Com
m ittee members S uriday night
were appo:nted to four !•übcom
rruttees the ft at(-r ilty-Indepen
dent rotation systein, the perianza-,
tion clause of the Elections Code,
clique finances, and publicity for
fall elections.
Theodore Haller was named
chairman of the subcommittee to
study the rotation plan. Marilyn
Cohen is secretary. Other mem
bers are Harry Martini, Lianne
Corder°, Stanley Foster and Jan
ice Juppenlatz.
Members of the subcommittee
to study the penalization clause
are: Ruby Seaman, chairman, Ar
lene D'Onofrio, Milton McGriff
and John McArthur. Peter Fish
burn, Elections Committee chair
man, asked the committee to be
gin work immediately so that the
clause car. be "straightened out"
before the elections Nov. 13 and
14.
Named to the subcommittee
to study clique finances were
Frederick Taylor, chairman, Ches
ter Zimolzak, Mary Nash and
Paula Miller.
On the publicity subcommit
tee are Richard Armen, chairman,
Matthew Mathews, Sandra Grot
sky, David Faust, Barbara Mar
tino and Patricia O'Neill. After
the elections, the commiteee will
study the issue of decentralized
versus centralized voting.
When the subcommittees have
completed a study of the topics
they will draw up recommenda
tions and present them to Elec
tions Committee. If Elections
Committee approves the recom
mendations they will go before
AU-University Cabinet.
Fishburn said ballots will be
used in place of voting machines
for the fall elections. No machines
are available because of the com
ing state elections.
AIM, Leonides
To Be on Air
The Asz,ociation of Independent
Men and Leonides will be the
topics for discussion on "Forum of
the Air," All-University Cabinet's
weekly radio program broadcast
at 9:30 p.m Tuesdays over WDFM
and WMAJ,
Lorraine Jablonski. president of
Leonides, and John Morgan, presi-i
dent of AIM, will be the speakers.;
Jay Feldstein will be moderator.
Questions to be discussed are:
"Is AIM effective on campus? If
not, why?" "Is Leonides as effec
tive in its objectives as Panhel-!
lenic Council is in its objectives?";
'Are Independent Greek relations
good on campus"" - Is AIM or Le
onides needed on this campus7"i
and "Should Town Independent!
Dien have a seat on Cabinet?"
NG AT IT'S BEST
'us a complimentary touch of crtmo
tradition, the Tavern Restaurant
easant adventure in eating enjoy
looking for a good l place lo
'avorite among Penn Staters . . .
Cheese cake. and other delicious
specially prepared in our own kit
fay. Dinner is served from five until
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
for sophomore class secretary--:
treasurer candidacy and Marilyn
West for freshman class secretary-.
treasurer candidacy.-
Nominations will be continued
and then closed at next Sunday's
meeting. Both parties' nominees
will be chosen. Besides secretary
treasurer' of the sophomore and
freshman classes, nominations are
open for freshman and sophomore
president and vice president can-'
didacies.
The Linn Party steering com
mittee will meet at 7 p.m. Wednes-'
day in 317 Willard.
Lion publicity committee will
meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, but no*
meeting place has been announ-:
ced.
Campus Party publicity com
mittee will meet at 7 p.m. Thurs
day in 215 Hetzel Union.
The following persons have
been appointed to the Campus,
party steering committee:
George Thompson, Robert Ow-I
ens and Vernon Bourns, West, Pol-I
lack and Nittany residence halls;
coordinators; Fred McGowan and,'
Donald Gordon. publicity commit
tee co-chairmen; Thomas Buckey
and Sam Sidewater, membership.
committee co-chairmen, Herbert.
Cohen and Judy McFarland. cam-;
paign committee co-chairmen.
John Yeasock and Barbara
Beamer, platform committee co-;
chairmen; Bernard Magdovitz,,
special effects committee chair
man; Robert Stauffer, distribution:
committee chairman; Sherry Par
kin and Sally Swing, downtown
windows committee co-charimen;,
Richard Shenk and Carol Tucker
man, co-coordinators of on-campus;
I wards; and AI Lipner and Robert
Piccone, co-rordinators of off-:
campus wards.
Martin Harris has been appoint-,
ed Campus Party parliamentarian.
Nominations Due
For Ed Council
Today is the last day freshmen
may submit self-nomination
blanks for. the Education Student
Council elections.
Nomination blanks are avail
able at the Hetzel Union desk and
110 Burrower. Second semester
freshmen must have a minimum
average of 2.4.
Nominees must submit two
photographs with the nomination
for use at the polls.
Elections will be held Oct. 30
and 31.
Doctor to Speak
On Lung Cancer
Dr. E. Cuyler Hammond. of
Yale University Medical Society.
will discuss "Cigarette Smoking
and Lung Cancer" at 8 tonight in
the Mineral Sciences Auditorium.
The lecture. sponsored by the
Society of the Sigma Xi, is open
to the public.
Hammond is associated with
the American Cancer Society.
STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
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Robs Collegian
Someone apparently wanted tot
be , ure of making today's news.!
About S2O in checks and cash' when a car driven by a sophomore, who police said apparently
was stolen Sunday from The;
Daily Collegian. , fell asleep at the wheel, crashed into a parked auto on Bur-
The checks and cash were in a rowes Road near Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
box which was ripped from the John Roberts, sophomore in the division of counseling
wall in the front office of the'
Collegian. The box was just put.from Devon, was treated in the
up last week. Money from classi-;University Infirmary for cuts of
field advertisements was kept in
the box. the forehead requiring several
stitches.
! In the Sunday morning crash.
Journ Society Honors
'
Sharon Newspaper Head' campus patrolmen said Roberts,
driving a 1953 convertible
Gerald A. Harshman, editor, owned, by Harry Lavery of
and general manager of the Shar-i
Kingston, lost control of the car
on Herald, was honored with a ,
smoker Sunday by members of • while driving north. It crashed
Sigma Delta Chi, men's profes-' into a car owned by Harry
sional journalism fraternity. I Grau. Narbeth, parked on the
Harshman is past president of; west side of the street.
the Pennsylvania N e wsp ape rl- The force of the crash pushed
Publishers Association. the Grau auto back over the curb
ATTENTION SENIORS ! I
in the
• College of Education
Your picture for the 1958 LaVie
will be taken between 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Oct. 21 - Oct. 29
- at the PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
214 E. College Ave.
. FREE
6 Campus Views
in attractive photo album
(picturing Old Main, Library, etc.)
Send it home for the folks
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FREE d w e it v h el e o v p e e r dand
every
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Centre County d i at
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look INSIDE VOGUE .
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see luxuri-look Ship'n Shore'6louses
dramatically previewed on Vogues unique gatefold back cover.
Then come here and see them! New embroideries.
Silk4ook Surraires. Never-iron Taslans - Acrilan knits.
Fairs most exciting blouses!
Mary Leitzinger Shop
1 2. Automobiles Demolished
In Sunday Morning. Crash
Two automobiles were demolished early Sunday morning
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1957
and into a tree. Damage was esti
mated at $750 to the Grau auto
and $6OO to the Roberts car.
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