PAGE EIGHT WH Council Proper Dress West Halls Council members had a real donnevbrook at their regular Monday night meeting this week before deciding to wear decent clothes to the that it is only “right ’n’ titlin' meetings, It all started when Will: strenuously to Council Secretary, Thomas Hummel’s motion thatj members wear coat, tie and slacks to all meetings. I While voicing his objection! Whit latch called the meetings in formal. President Carl Smith did not like that, and he relinquished the chair to say so. ‘‘We’ve tried to make it a formal meeting,” he said. Smith called attention to tome other councils and boards that wear coals and ties to meetings and that this attire will probably he compulsory in employment after graduation. Alter discussion, temper, open debate and some disorder and confusion, an amendment that the dress be made compulsory on ly when council has guests—was suggested. More confusion. The amendment was accepted. The vote on the amended mo tion was questioned. Smith called for a roll-call vote. Whitlaich stormed out of the room. The roll call vote was ten against, nine for. and one abstention and two no vote. The issue was dropped for the moment while next week's ping-pong tournament was dis cussed. Julian Chauker, a new mem ber on the Council, then moved for reconsideration of the mo tion as originally stated. He differentiated between college men and college boys: "I think the men should want to wear a coat and tie to the meetings." he said. The motion was ap proved. 10-8. in the absence of Whitlaich. Robert B. Adams, the council’s newly - elected representative to the World University Service, last ■week reported as a graduate stu dent. is a freshman in pre-medi cine from Altoona. CLASSIFIED FOH SALE DIGEST iiulHcriptiotis HEADER'S nmnlha for 11.01'. l. r > mnntli* fur if intm-bU-d call Al» after S. IVY LEAGUE suit, zitr 36, dark Mur. Original pure JL7.f»O will m*U for 125. Hamilton Hall ext. 3273. COMPLETE SUNLAMP outfit. like new! Worth IS dollar*. Call AD 7-72 II!. ONE OK two pairs new nylon stretchable akaline tirhu. Fit aim medium U> extra long. Call Erika, AD $-63 hi. BKCORD PLAYER and cam-in* <***. RCA Victor 43. excellent tootliuon. Ci.ll «\t 14SIJ. FOB RENT SINGLE ROOM hear campus. %S per week. Cali Jim at AD 7-3246 after 7 p.m. ROOM FOR male student double room on comer, oil beat, hot ami cold mnmnjr «*trr; eentraL Call AD 7*TT»2. TWO ROOMS, camput location. Cal] AD *7-4933. NICE ROOM, thuvri*r-b*lh and Simmon* ftiattrau. Oppotii* the camptia. AD 7-30 M. LOST ; WHITE GOLD Ladr Eteln watch between Fairmounl Avenue and McAltUter Halt Reward. Call ext. 76. IN WARING lounge tnen'» room Wed.— one Elgin wrin-watota. badl) needed. Reetmrd. Ca.l Bob (law AD 7*7CJI. KEYS ON key ring on Pugh St. Would appreeaitr finder callinr AD 9-S44J e\t» tUb. LIGHTER WITH Wnptiuu Griffith Air Force Baae—tn vicinity of HUB or. Spark* Call Maxine Richter ext. 1432-J.j DARK HORN-RIMMED El***e* in broimj caae between Simmon* and MS Tues day moraine. Call Tom AD 7-2t*!3 WANTED BOOK FOR Speech 552 Conference Speak- lag by fix raid Zelko. I’hone AD 7-2963 aak for Jack. MISCELLANEOUS WEST HAUiSi We uae to have com- munity living, new vae’re living in a different community Couier.llcji girl*. DR JAMES W M AVERY Chiropractor. 140 East Beaver Ave Office hours Tuc*-| day* and rfcur*dav» 10-12 a in.. 2-4 p.m.,! pm Phone AD 7-3900 l^ewittosrn LOCAL REPAIR Service on all make* of typewriter*- W* will call for and deliver your typewriter Nituny Office Equipment v v PERSONAL SViCRYTHINC IS r»v*r*«J »t Phi K»pml Migiu* ub &*i. Ciri. so jrour Ants ergr. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Argues Issue iam Whitlaich objected quite Gymnastics- (Continued from page seven) stradded in mid-air on only one. But he completed his exercise .. . Ringman Ed Sid well broke a sea ;son-long streak. Before Syracuse he had a record of all third'places.; Saturday he pulled a second be-i hind ace Jay Werner . . . Syracuse’s Walt Dodge rates in this book as one of the true sportsmen seen in Rec Hall. Af ter his (losing) routine on the side horse, he detoured past the Lion bench to congratulate his old high school rival. Lee Cun | ningham, who beat him . . . ! As a matter of fact, Cunnlng jham pulled the biggest ovation [of the meet with his near flawless [routine on the difficult side horse. I The United States loaned Japan :$llO million dollars in 1957 to buy ; United States cotton. c ,GARE t T *■ * LIGHT UP A light SMOKE-LIGHT UP A LUCKY! frodud <s» ssya- u our middle wuae <®4. r. Ce.» BusAd to Hear Honesty Report The Business Administration Student Council’s special sub committee on academic honesty will report on the possibility of installing an honor system in the college's classes when the coun cil meets tonight. \ The meeting will be held at iS:4S in 205 Boucke. The report will include the i committee’s findings and sug gestions for the advancement of the program. { A complete list of Career Day speakers also will be presented. The council also expects to have a list of classrooms and at what hours each will be available to students for use as study rooms. Farrier to Address; Riding Club Tonight James La Rosa, horseman, in structor, and farrier from the Grier School in Tyrone, will speak to the Riding Club at 7:30 tonight in 217 Willard. His subject will be “Corrective Horse Shoeing.” Teacher. Institute to Show Film The Academic Year Institute for High School Teachers of Sci- : ence will present a film, "Prin-; ciple of Maximum and Minimum,” at 3:10 p.m. today in the Assembly Room of the Hetzel Union Build ing. Feelin’ blue? Need money, too? Students, we’ve got news for you! WHAT IS A CONVERSATION BETWEEN PANCAKE TOSSERS? No*& Beautae Pembroke WHAT IS A SUGAR DADDY? BiAO AM McCombs L Purdut CAR SNOWED IN? It might look that way to the owner of this “garage.” Except that the structure isn’t a garage. It’s one of the small wooden covers put over the drinking fountains on campui to protect them from the winter weather, and this explains th< size of the snowbank on the “garage” roof. Send yours BATTER CHATTER rs! 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. 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