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Debaters Place High
In Duquesne Meet
The women's debate team took second place with a rec
ord of 7-1 and the men's team won third place with a record
of 6-2 in the Duquesne University tournament this weekend.
Mary Ann Gemmill of the women's team was given the
second place outstanding speaker award.
Plan Initiated
At HUB Desk
For Lost Items
A uniform program for the col
lection and distribution of articles
lost and found on the campus has
been initiated.
All articles found in campus
buildings or on campus property
should he turned in at the Hetzel
Union desk. '
The only exception will be for
those ai tides which are found in
residence halls, where the super
vising housekeeper will continue
to receive such articles. The lat
ter exception is made since most
of the articles lost in residence
halls belong to the students living
there.
Articles turned in at the HUB
will be tagged, indicating the;
finder's name and the date and ,
place the article was found. The
finder will receive a duplicate of
this tag.
The article will he retained at
tl,e HUB for 30 (lays if it has no
name on it. If the article is not,
claimed within 30 days, it will be'
given to the finder or turned over
to a charitable agency.
Personnel at the HUB will phone
ni send a post card to the owner
if the article contains a name and
address.
Freshmen May Apply
For Customs Board
Applications for the Freshman
Customs Board must be filed by
Saturday.
Second-semester students with
a minimum 2 0 All-University
average may get applications at
the Hetzel Union desk.
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The women's affirmative team
of Jean Nigh and Marion Camins
defeated the University of West
Virginia, St. Vincent's College,
Washington and Lee College and
Duquesne University.
The women's negative team
of Patricia Bilonich and Miss
Gemmill defeated Kent State
College, Mount Mercy College
and the City College of New
York. They lost to Georgetown
School of Foreign Service.
The men's affirmative team of
Marshall Jacobson and William
Dawson defeated the City Col
lege of New York, Mount Mercy
College and Georgetown, It lost
to the University of Pittsburgh.
The negative team of Alan
Elms and Leonard Julius defeated
the University of West Virginia,
St. Vincent's College and Duquese
University. It lost to Washington
and Lee College.
Robert Adams and Jay Feld
stein of the men's team placed
sixth with a record of 8-4 in the
district seven elimination tourn
ament at Kings College also
this weekend.
Adams and Feldstein were a
2-man switch team. They debated
different sides in each debate.
They defeated Duquesne Univer
sity, LaSalle College, Villanova
University and Bucknell Univer
sity. They lost to Georgetown Col
'lege and the University of Penn
sylvania.
Susan Whittington and Virginia
Fitzmartin of the women's debate
team attended the Delta Sigma
Rho, national debate honorary so
ciety, Congress at Michigan State
University.
The Congress formed a model
legislature, and considered the
topic, "What should be done to
meet the challenge to education
posed by today's scientific strug
gle?"
;Alums to Give
12 Scholarships
A scholarship fund that will
provide two $4OO scholarships has
been established by the Class of
1908.
The Board of Trustees at the
weekend meeting of the Execu
tive Committee accepted the pro
visions of the scholarship which
will be known as the Class of
1908 Memorial Scholarship Fund.
The scholarships will be sup
ported by income from the fund
and they will be available to
freshmen, with descendants of
members of the Class of 1908 hav
ing priority for the awards. Each
of the awards may be renewed
if the recipient continues to meet
University requirements for the
awards.
The scholarships have been es
tablished on the occasion of the
50th anniversary of the gradua
tion of the Class of 1908.
'Town Meeting' Hears
Walker Education Talk
President Eric A. Walker ad
dressed a luncheon at the 1-day
Town Meeting on Education
Saturday at the Adelphia Hotel in
Philadelphia.
His topic was "The Time Is
Now." The luncheon was spon
sored by the Citizens Committee
on Public Education.
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IT HAPPENS
EVERY SPRING
Enter white ducks and
bright colors. Your ward
robe comes out of hiding
after a long winter. Look
your best . . . and clean
est, too. Take your laundry
to Mar shall 's. Clothes
washed by us are brighter,
cleaner.
MARSHALL'S
Rear 454 E. College
MEANWHILE.,
A FEW MILES
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Applications for JBR
Available at HUB Desk
Applications for the Associa
tion of Independent Men Judicial
Board of Review may be obtained
at the Hetzel Union desk.
Applicants must be indepen-1
dents of at least second-semesters
standing and must have a mini- His topic will be "Thomas Jef
mum 2.2 All-University average. ferson, Architect and Classicist."
+ CLASSIFIEDS +
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-17 words or less:
50.50 One insertion
50.75 Two insertions
51.00 Three insertions
Additional words 3 for .05
for each day of insertion
FOR SALE
WEHCOR 3-speed Hi-Fi automatic recol d
player. Flip Hi-Fi cat ti edge. Hardly
used--$2O. 239 S. Allen St 2nd floor.
NEW CLARINET. must sell, reasonable
Call AD 8-1200.
'PIiLUEC,FR PELICAN spinning reel, like
ness, extra spool with line. $23 when
new—£lo. Call Brad Karen AD 7-2002.
1929 MODEL, A Ford coupe, rebuilt en
gine, good body and tires, inspected. Cull
Al AD 8.0164,
'3VILL SELL $16.00 Spalding tennis racket
' for SIO.OO. In excellent condition. Call
ext. 864.
53 CHEVROLET 2-door; excellent con
dition. Call Jack Kendall AD 7-4144.
FOR RENT
TWO GIRLS to share apartment starting
June Ist.—walking distance to campus.
Call AD 7-7989 after 6 p.m.
FIRST FLOOR apartment available in
June: block and one-half from main
gate. Rrange and refrigerator furnished.
One person or married couple with no
children pi eferred. Call AD 8.8826.
DOUBLE ROOM for two male students.
S. Atherton St. near Electric Diner
Si.IJO each per week. Phone AD 7-7212.
ONE-HALF LARGE double room near cam
pus at 619 W. College Ave. 56 00 per
week. Phone AD 7-7212.
FURNISHED—Metzger efficiency apart
ment for rent; close to campus; bath
room, kitchenette. Cali Dick AD 7-7995.
SWISS-MADE wrist watch, leather strap—
between Sparks and Boucke; lost Friday
morning. Call Roger Shoemaker ext. 2905.
PAIR OF prescription sun-glasses in alli
gator case marked Home Optical Co..
Phila. Reward. Call Cue at AP 7-7128.
ONE BLUE Navy cap cover with gold
anchor—Sigma Chi Sat. night. Call
Norm ext. 2923.
CLASS '56 Baldwin High School ring. Call
Paul AD 7-4959.
WILL THE person who took tan trench
coat from 4th floor Boucke April 11
contact Bob Michael ext. 283.
PUNCHING BAG, black, left In locker
Rec Hall on Friday night. Reward. Call
Paul ext. 2866.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1958
! Dickson to Be Speaker
At Architects' Dinner
Dr. Harold E. Dickson, profes
sor of history of art and archi
tecture, will be the guest speaker
at the Architects' Dinner tomor
row at the Penn-Sheraton Hotel,
Pittsburgh.
MAN'S WATCH with leather strap lost
Wednesday between Shortlidite Road and
Atherton. Inscription on back. Ext. 115.
ONE PAIR men's black rimmed glasses
in Waring lounge. Contact Dennis ext.
2814.
ONE OF America's leading collegiate men's
apparel manufacturers reouires "on
campus" agents. Prefer students entering
sophomore or junior year, fall semester.
1958. Excellent financial remunerative
opportunity. Earnings in keeping with your
winningness to work. Write Box 291, Camp
Hill, Penna., giving brief resume of your
collegiate activities.
WANTED TO rent woman's bicycle for
remainder of semester. Call Bail) ext.
14653.
DELIVERY MAN-8 p.m. to 11 p m. six
nights a week. See Mr. Dashbaeh, Nit.
tang Dell, 400 E. College Ave.
MISCELLANEOUS
CARS - SIMONIZED—we pick up and de.
liver four hour service—s6.9s. Call Nate
The Simonize Man AD 8-0994.
WHAT'S GOING on here I! Who is Pro.
fessor Snarl at Penn State!!
FRESHMEN—Pick up your FREE tickets
at the HUB desk for the Freshman Class
Dance "April In Blue" to he held in the
HUB ballroom April 19 from 9 to 12.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED Ad meeting—.
6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 16, 1958,
Collegian office. All those who do not
attend are to be dropped from the staff.
No excuses will be lo)erated.
ULTRA SMART chemise? Casual Ber
mudas? Have them expertly tailored
from materials of your choice for con
siderably less than store prices. Call AD
8-8256.
HAVE YOUR head examined. Does your
girl complain of whisker burns? See
our. expert shaver doctor for repair—all
makes. Need new shaver? Trade.ins ac.
cepted. Specials 8860. See new Remington
Rolloelectric. Electric Supply, 216 S. Allen.
AD 7-2062.
iT'S HASSINGER for racket stringing
the No-Awl way. Latest factory equip
ment, prompt service, guaranteed work.
Longer fife to string and racket. University
Tennis Service. 514 Beaver Ave. after
5 p.m.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes of
typewriters. We will call for end deliver
four typewriter Nittany Office Equipment
AD ti-61211
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