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IFC Check System
Becomes Effective
The Intel - fraternity Council weekend checking system
went into effect last night,
Five-man teams, including a member of the IFC Board of
Control, will check on the conduct in fraternity parties each
weekend this year. Ronald Si
man, will serve as chairman o
Lion's Paw Is
Senior Men's
Secret Society
Membei ship in Lion's Paw, sen-'
for men's society, has been called)
the highest honor attainable by a!
male student at the Univeisity.
The organization is a secret
society foi med in 1908 "for the
purpose of bringing together rep
iesentative men of the senior class
to discuss and promote the inter
ests of the University."
The society taps about 15 junior
men each spring. Sometimes the
names of these members are
withheld until a group picture is
punted in LaVie, the yearbook,
the following spring.
Present active members are
John Bott, Eugene Curly, Calvin
Emety, Jay Feldstein, Steve Gar
ban, John Gingrich, Edward
Hintz, Jack Kendall, Wilbur Le
wellen, James Meister, Louis Phil
lips, Daniel Thalimer, Charles
Welsh and Gary Young.
`many groups of Lion's Paw
members, including those who
were graduated in June, have
been highly controversial.
The constitution on file with
the University lists no provisions
for officers, meetings or perpetu
ation of the society. But the group
meets regularly at 10 p.m. Sun
days in 419 Old Main, which room
is reserved for its members.
Criteria for membership in
clude both participation in cam
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ders, Board of Control chair
f the checking system.
Each fraternity 'will supply
three members to the teams. So
far 25 houses have volunteered
members. The checkers may in
spect the fraternity's first, sec
ond and third floors and the
basement for infractions of the
IFC rules.
All checkers will present IFC
identification cards when they
check the fraternities, Siders
said.
Siders will explain the com
plete checking system at the reg
ular IFC meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Monday in the Hetzel Union As
sembly Room. He will also ex
plain the deferred rushing pro
gram and the 11 ew 1 y adopted
Board of Control interpretations
at the group's fizst meeting.
IFC president Edward Hintz
said the IFC executive commit
fee will meet Monday after
; noon in Dean 0. Edward Pol
lock's office to plan the meet
ing's agenda.
Theodore Haller, IFC public
relations chairman, will present
at the meeting a progress report
of his committe's work and list
additional suggestions for im
proving relations between the
fraternities and the State College
community.
pus affairs and likelihood of main
taining an interest in the Univer
sity after graduation. The organ
ization's alumni body bought parts
of Mount Nittany some years ago
when a timber company planned
to clear ;t.
Lion's. Paw alumni and active
members held a 50th anniversary
celebration last spring on cam
pus.
Do you believe you could fool a lie
detector machine if you put
your mind to it?
Do you believe society should adopt
new ideas at the expense of
old traditions?
Are you completely, at ease when
people watch you at work? .
Do you judge your parents as
ybu do other people?
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
ODK Seeks
Leaders In
Upperclass
The Penn State Circle of Omi
cron Delta Kappa, men's national
honorary society, taps juniors
and seniors on the basis of lead
ership and scholarship.
To qualify for membership, a
student must be in the upper 35
per cent of his class scholastically
and he must have distinguished
himself in two of the following
fields of activities: athletics, stu
dent government, publications or
forensics.
The purpose of ODK is to bring
together a cross-section of upper
classmen to discuss matters of
campus-wide interest. The organ
ization also brings students and
faculty members together on both
a formal and informal basis.
Officers of the local circle are
Eugene Curry, president; James
Hammerle, vice president; David
Fineman, secretary; and Jack
Kendall, treasurer.
Dr. Frank J. Simes, dean of
men, is faculty advisor for the
group.
Fair and Warmer
Seen for Today
The weather
will be fair and
a little warmer
today with a
high of 66 to 72.
The Nittany Lion
is taking advan
tage of the sun;
shine by jaunt
ing around cam
pus giving the
new Frosh the
)nce•over.
Despite increased competition
for people's time, newspaper cir
culation in the U.S. has reached
a new all-time high of 58 million
newspapers purchased daily. With
Canada added, the figure is over
61 million newspapers purchased
daily.
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e Man Who Thinks for Himself
Knows...
ONLY VICEROY HAS A
THINKING MAN'S FILTER'.. /
A SMOKING MAN'S TASTE!
One more question: Do you think about the filtei
cigarette you choose or just smoke any brand?
If you're the kind of person who thinks for himself
. you use judgment in your choice of
cigarettes, as in everything else.
Men and women who think for themselvii - uluilly
smoke VICEROY. Their reasons? Best in the world.
They know the difference between fact and fancy.
They know that only VICEROY has a
thinking man's filter and a smoking man's rata.,
•IP YOU HAVE ANSWERED YES TO S OP THESE
QUESTIONS. - YOU ARE A PERSON WHO THINKS
*toss, Brawn Williamson Tebacou Coop.
Cabinet May Fi
(Continued from page two)
trolled by members of the same
sorority or fraternity. The follow
ing recommendation was offered
"to alleviate the situation, at least
in part":
(We recommend) That a Cab
inet committee be formed to in
vestigate the constitutions and
+ CLASSIFIEDS +
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES
CASH-17 words or less
CHARGE-12 words or less
0.50 one insertion
$.75 two insertions
$l.OO three insertions
Additional words-3 for 5.06
for each day of insertion
FOR SALE
MEAL TICKET for McAllister coed dining
hall, Call Call AD 8-1843.
MAN'S WRISTWATCH, one month old.
' Need money foe books. Call Levi AD
7-3177.
COMPLETE DRAFTING outfit, ready for
Dratting 11. slightly used. Also Pickett &
Eckel sliderule. Call Pete AD 7-7819.
GIBSON SPANISH guitar, Premier 76
amplifier with tremolo, De_Armond pick
up. Call Ronald Roth, AD 64067.
FURNISHED 41 ft. trailer, two bedrooms,
10x16 ft. awning. Will sacrifice. AD
7-3070.
FOR RENT
ONE DOUBLE loom, short distance from
main campus. Phone AD 7-4933 ask for
Wally.
STUDENT ROOMS for rent; new furni
ture, redecorated. Apply Chicago Meat.
hoto.e, tear 189 North Gill.
PARKING SPACES for rent four blocks
from campus. Call Carl AD 7-7881 after
6 pm.
LIGHT RAINCOAT, deep red lining—lost
in 301 Pond. Call Bob AD 8-9135.
MAN'S BULOVA wrist watch in Sparks.
Gift from nife and daughter. Please
phone AD 7-2066.
MAN'S BLACK umbrella last Tuesday in
Buckhout Lab. Finder please call AD
7-7086.
PARKER "51" Pen, dark blue and 'silver
in Wating lounge Wed. Reward. Con
tact M. Munson ext. 3079.
GOLD GRUEN n ristwatch with high
school ring on band—somewhere on golf
coarse Wed. p in. Reward. Al) 7-4373.
LIGHT COLORED laincont, name on in
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side pocket. Taken by mistake in front
of 215 Frear Lab. Please call Larry Crom
'at AD 7-201.
Do your emotions ever lead you to do
something that seems unreasonable,
even to yourself?
Do you try to plan ahead rather than
make snap judgment decisions?
If your roommate suddenly inherited a
million dollars, are you sure your
relationship would remain the same?
Cap you honestly say you pay more
attention to political issues than to
the personalities of the
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1958
nance---
finances of major activity•groups
on campus. We recommend that
the results (of the investigation)
be made known to the student
body and that appropriate action
be taken where-possible.
Charles Bartholomew was
workshop chairman. Arlene D'On
ofrio was secretary.
LOST
WOULD THE person who up the
wrong trenchcoat by rnistaile W 4 413 blbs
in the Nittany Dell, please call Barb tit
1398 M.
$2O MILITARY uniform liepoßit tieltel.
Please return to Phillip Butterrnore,
266 Hamilton Hall. Call 3396. Sizeable
reward.
1056 DERRY Ton nphip rim , * ring and
guard in HUB on Saturday. Phut* re
turn to HUB desk.
WANTED
GIRL TO share apartment viith INCA
other girls. Reasonable, location 131
So. Gill. Call AD 8-1966.
OPPORTUNITIES TO mystify. Magician
on campus will happily entertain at
fraternity parties, club meetings, social
events, etc. Call Jack 1. Hanoks at AD
,8-5051 ext. 1178.
ONE SENIOR to share apartment )"hif
block from campus. Call AD E-IEME.
STUDENT TO share furnished apartment
with two seniors; swims from Corner
Room. Living room. kitchen included. Stop
at Rinaldo's Barber Shop Thurs. or Fri.
Ask fur Joe.
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HELP WANTED
STUDENTS— Earn up to ELM) per hour
working 2 or 3 eccnius of >our choice
setting bowling pins. Downtown. Dux
Club, 128 S. Pugh St.
WAITER WANTED at /Canna Sigma fra
ternity. Contact Sam Githena at AD
7-2044 or 8.6464, 300 E. Beater Ave.
MISCELLANEOUS
IS YOUR car dirty? Alpha Carama Della
is having a car wash Saturday. 81.00. Call
the suite ext. 805. Cancelled in case of
rain.
BECAUSE IT'S THERE climb Mt.
Nittany I!
EXPERIENCED MAN on niaro or ac
cordion available for combo or !lance
band. Call AD 84835 after 5:00.
, IT. NITTANY climb starts behind °mon
2 p.m. Sunday.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and per.
sons] affects; Dick-up and delheiy Ferv.,
ice. Shoemaker Bros. Phone AD S-6761.
MIDDLE AGED woman desires baby fitting
any time. liVrite Bella Rich, Main Etrret,
Plewiant Gap.
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