PAGE EIGHT Soph Fined $145 For Tipsy Driving A sophomore was placed on two year's probation by, Centre County Court yesterday and was ordered to pay a $lOO, fine and $44.50 costs for driving while under the influence: of alcohol. . 1 Herbert Bush Jr., sophomore in mechanical engineering, from Reading, was sentenced of-; ter previous charges by State Col-, lege police of care ess and reek-1 less driving and failure to obey a traffic signal after sideswiping a borough police cruiser. Judge R. Paul Campbell or dered that Bush's driving license! be suspended for a year and that' he obtain a sponsor and report at: least once a month to Paul Zun-, merman, county probation andl parole officer. Another student. Thomas Jef frey, senior in animal hus bandry from Drexel Hill, plead ed guilty to a charge of prowl ing at night in the West Col lege Avenue area. Campbell. however, ordered a pre-sen tence investigation of the case. Bush appeared last night be- i fore Tribunal on a charge of con-, duct detrimental to the Univers ity. Pillet, Hintz Named Heads ' Of Greek Week Patricia Pi!let, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Edward Hintz, Phi Delta Theta, have been name] general co-chairmen of Greek Week. Chairman for the Greek Week committees are: Nancy Siftar, Alpha Omicron Pi, and Et;gene Curry, Alpha Tali Omega, IFC-Panhel sing; Patricia Miernicki, Zeta Tau Alpha, and David West. Theta Chi, work pr.,- sects; Jo Ann Schneider, Delta Zeta, and Charles Welsh, Beta Theta Pi, publicity; Lynn Stoll meyer, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Juri Niller, Acacia, exchange din ners. Marilyn Nash, Pi Beta Phi, and Louis Phillips, Tau Kappa Epsi lon, poster contest: Penelope Ro bey, Delta Delta Delta, and Dan iel Friday, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Greek Sunday; Barbara Bollinger. Gamma Phi Beta, and Robe:l. Pech, Theta Xi, banquets; Patri cia O'Neill, Alpha Omicron Pi, and Theodore Wells, Theta Chi, Greek Week booklet. Oldtimer Opens— (Continued from page five) speaker longer than any man in history. The news conference broke up, the House met, the prayer was said, the babble - broke out thal always comes on these occasions, and then the gavel sounded like a pistol shot. - The clerk will call the roll." 21r. Speaker said. And the Sputnik Congress was in business. "" • - r." . " ' ' • " • • • • - • THEHEARTVARMINW .. PRODUCTIONS ESE ,THE - PRNTS .YOU CANt TELL THE GLADIATORS WITHOUT A AND A NEW CRUSH -PROOF SOX, 700-are WOW/ 4 The sophomore was arrested shortly after midnight on Dec. 20' on his way back from a cocktail party at Klinger Heights. He said he felt capable of driving. Bush had taken a bluebook on! the night of Dec. 19 and went to the party after the bluebook. I SP i t o ß m T e Atit 9s llla f ß oo lA t. L 2. Ma r n oo si m on 1:0 51 t obZ Police said' Bush, driving , Woodsdale Park : AD 8-9561• west on College Ave., side swiped the police cruiser parked near the main campus gale. Bush. apparently not knowing " r Tg A v o. cv,kuti!L ~e2-tart, steel Bush. hit the car, then went ,7-4014. through a red light at Atherton CHARCOAL BROWN flannel suit, size 38. Street, police said. ; Ivy styling; from Wanamaker's Univers- Police followed Bush, arrested It Y Sho p' Like new; half price. Al) 8-0859. him and placed him in the bor-'INSPECTED TRANSPORTATION 1946 ough jail overnight. I Cherey--$65. Call AD 7-3208. After a hearing before Justice.LlKE-NEW Refrigerator, excellent buy. A ll i e;t .li Zer or ovi t e l s s 7 sl 9 l. t kes it. Call Herb of the Peace Guy B. Mills, Bush; was fined $25 for careless and' , 1956 95-FOOT 2-bedr oo m Mobileho me , id ea l reckless driving, and $5 costs for; location. Must sacifice.Pb oneafterli failing to obey the traffic signal,p.m. AD 7-7498 or Ho 6-0971. and bound over for county court 1852 PRARIE scooner Trailer-28 ft- Rea on $2OO bail for driving under! aonably priced, financeable. Penn State the influence of alcohol. He also Trailer Park. Call John Taylor AD 8-9094. paid $17.50 for damage to the ,tirrErrrioN RADIO hams complete ) mobile station for sale; sacrifice price. police car. Call H. Levitz. Pollock 5, room 22, ext. 265. PROGRAM I THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA 'Burning Bright' Pohts Appointed Chairman Cast Announced Of WH Council Committee Cast members have been chos-I i William Pohts, senior in electrical engineering from en for the John Steinbeck play, Rossiter, has been appointed chairman of a West Halls Coun c-Burning Bright," b u t technical' : cil committee to investigate the possibility of converting the crew positions are still open. : Waringlounge into MinkiewichThe cast , mgraduae mberte students are Meryinll According to Pohts, if the lounge can be converted, the theatre arts from Uniondale, :rooms might include separate, chr. 1 istmas decorating contest. The N.Y., as Mordeen; Charles -Anta-,a.reas for TV, shuffleboard and a winners were Units 4 and 6 of losky, junior in arts and letters:Juke box. Hamilton, first place, an award from St. Clair, as Joe Saul; Floyd Pohts was appointed by Carl, o f $10; Sara Brown and Virginia Santoro, junior in arts and let-:Smith, council president. OtherlSankey, second place, $5; Sherod ters from Johnstown, as Friend! Daugherty and Mary Alice Wolfe, committee members appointed byl Ed; and John Timmins, junior in , S 2; Ronald Shiban and Thomas Smith• are Thomas Shiels, senior arts and letters from Warren, 2S' iCameron, and Barbara Brubaker Victor. •in arts and letters from Folcroft , ;lanCarolLudy,honorable men- The d play will be produced by William Whitlatch, freshman inltion. the Players at Center Stage be-!architecture from Lyndhurst; David Byers, food service corn ginning Feb. 14 and will run for:R o bert Gorniak, senior in elec-Imittee chairman, asked that sug three weeks. - I gestions concer food service, trical engineering from Scranton It -will be directed by Mark : I especially th o s l a g concerning a Wallace, graduate student in: l and Chester Rosenthal, freshman{ choice of food on days when pork theatre arts from Bristol; in par-,in aeronautical engineering from , is served, be brought to him. He from` is fulfillment of the require -,Trenton, N.J. I also discussed line hopping and ments for a master of arts de-1 Smith also awarded prizes to'asked that students turn in the gree. the winners of the West Halls:names of line hoppers. ADS MUST BE IN MS 11:11 am THE PRECEDING DAY RATES—I 7 words Sr Waal $0.511 One Insertleo - 1111.76 Two inurtiona 111.34 Three Insertions Additional worda 3 for ..115 for tor.h dor of Insertion. ENOR SAX, perfect condition. three mouthpieces. Highest !Adder gets terrific , argsin. Call Amy Harris at Al) 7-4933. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE F LIKE A CIGARETTE SHOULD! WANTED TO BUY POLAROID CAMERA, model 95A or R. Mont be in good condition. Phone AD 94622. FOR RENT 3-ROOM furnished apartment two blocks front campus: private bath. Married couple only, no children or pets. Call AD 7-2600. DESIRABLE ROOMS near town and campus for second semester. New fur nishings, $7.00 per week. Call AD 1-2758. PROTECT YOUR car, from winter weath ez. Heated garage space for rent. West Beaver Avenue. 510.00 per month. Call AD 74344. HALF A double rooni with board for second setnestfr with or without week end!. 243 S. Pugh St. TWO ROOMS for spring semester: single and- double at 2: , 4 S. Pugh. Call. AD 74162. AG STUDENTS and Engineers make reser vations now for ■print semester *room and board ■t 317 E. Beaver. Rooms only at 214 S. Allen. Dial AD 8-6774 before tire, AD 8-0890 evenings. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT new and attractively furnished. Available now. Call AD 74238. TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment avail- able Feb. 1 at 1103 'West Beaver Ave. Phone AD 7-2027. .. AND IN THIS CORNER FRANKIE APOLIO! - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1958 HELP WANTED PART-TIME SALESMEN. Unusual Penn State novelties not sold in stores. Good income. Nord Co.. Box 82, Forest Hitt x. N. SERLING SILVER linked bracelet with five blue stones lost in vicinity of Boucke, Buckhout. Willard buildings. Call ext. 75 ask for Alice. PAIR BLUE wool gloves trimmed in silver; one in Old ?Main, one in Sparks. Call ext. 682. 'WHITE GOLD zzeddink band. size 18. Wednesday. Dec. 11. Reward. Call Adam Crist AD $-8441 ext. 3201. 1957 WEEHAWKEN . High School Ring lost before Christmas vacation. If found call Bill ext. 3413. Reward. SILVER BRACELET in vicinity of Sim mons, Boucke or White Hall. Finder please call Lois ext. 664. KAPPA ALPHA Theta sorority "Lan on campus. Finder please contact Phoebe Erb ext. 516 McElwain. Reward. MISCELLANEOUS "MATURE SOPEC:MORE" boy who united girl to lose bet in library Sunday after noon. please call Cheri est- nll. EXPERIENCED • TYPIST will type tam Rapers. reports. theses, etc. Phone AD 8-0238. LOCAL REPAIR Service on all make* of typewriters. We will call for and deliver your typewrites. Nittany Office Equipment. AD 84125. fi 2siwn E , MAN, 1-MEAN .LIKE ITS THE GREATEST! 44.1116N0L0S 10iACC WIRS7011•SALIII. ;.~~:,;.
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