PAGE TWO ate-Tlme Parkin' Spaces Behind Fifteen free “short-time" parking spaces will be estab lished behind Simmons and McElwam Halls Wednesday for the convenience of the students in picking up dates. All-University President Jay Feldstein said at last night’s Cabinet meeting that the spaces may only be used by students. Date Late? Too Bad , Jay, Gotta Pay Theie’l! be money riding on whether men can park their cars mid pick up their dates in the 15- miiuite limit specified in the new 1 tiling for .shoit-time patking be hind Simmons and McElv/ain Residence Halls As a result of the discussion on the new ruling, All-University President Jay Feldstein has placed a 5-eent bet with Col. Lueien E. Bolduc, head of Campus Patrol, that he ran get his date and be out of the pailung space in just 10 nannies. After listening to the Feldstein- Rolduc discussion, Capt Phillip; A Mark, traffic violations officer, wiote the following poem: At Simmons and McElwain Hall— Just 15 minutes—that is all The sign allows—so don't be late! When Feldstein comes to get his date. For if you do, there is a cost A whole damn nickel will be lost To Col. Bolduc by our Jay Lose or win—oh what a day. —Capt. Mark LA Council Nominations To Be Held for Frosh Freshmen in the College of the Liberal Arts may nominate them selves for election to the Liberal Aits student council Oct. 20 to 24 in 132 Sparks. Candidates for council seats should submit a wallet-size pic ture if possible, David Epstein, council elections chairman, said. Mason Views Economics 'New' Inflation Cheats Middle Class The “new” sustained infla-;he said, but until World War II ~ . ... ~.. 1 inflations were balanced by de tton is robbing the middle nations. class, Dr. Will E. Mason, asso ciate professor of economics, said Wednesday night. Mason told the Centre County chapter of the Reserve Officers Association that the wage-price hike impelled bv union-industry negotiations is economically squeezing out the middle class. The middle class, which does not now realize its predicament, will eventually organize, he said, but not on a trade union basis. Mason said he expecls organ isation to come from profes sional associations, which will concern themselves with the economic status as well as the quality of their memberships. Mason said the present infla tion is the only true sustained inflation in the nation’s history Prices have gone up and down mtMr THE ENTIRE CAMPUS W r IS TALKING ABOUT "THE DRUID CIRCLE" Have YOU seen it? Center Stage Tonight and Temerrow Ticket* at HUS or door Allotted 2 Halls By BILL JAFFE The 15 spaces will be located in parking Area 40 and will be for 15-minute parking only. All cais using the spaces must have their automobile permit stickers displayed to prove they are stu dent-operated cars, Feldstein said. Faculty and staff members/ or unregistered cars will be un able to park in the new spaces behind the women's dormi tories, Feldstein said. Feldstein was also assured ofi securing more short-time parking] spaces in the future if they are! needed. F.lwood F. Olver, direc-l tor of the Department of Secur ity, approved the plan for the! spaces after a lengthy conference with Feldstein Wednesday. “The spaces must be used ju diciously and not for parking while attending classes,” Feld stein said. Feldstein also reported that Cabinet's suggestion to have a ' sidewalk built between the rear of Grange Hall and the HUB parking let has been sent to a University committee. At last week’s meeting, Feld-! stein said a sidewalk would re-j lieve the congestion in the park ing lot—students and ears trying to enter or leave the lot. Students walking through the lot also are a safety hazard, he said. The suggestion was referred to Ossian R. MacKenzie, dean of the College of Business Administra tion. Mark Named Head Violations Officer Philip A. Mark, former captain of the Campus Patrol, has been named traffic violations officer. He will now handle all student traffic violations on campus, ac cording to Dean of Men Frank J. Simes. Students given tickets by Campus Patrol report to Mark at the traffic violations headquarters in ttie Hetzel Union Building to pay their fines. The nation experienced for the l first time during the past (on cur rent) recession. Mason said, the phenomenon of prices rising whilej unemployment dropped. Government policies to stop inflation, such as reduction of expenditures and tightening credit, have tailed to stop the inflation, he said. The wage-price spiral caused by industry and unions is only one of the causes of the new in flation, Mason said. He listed the following 11 other reasons for the sustained price hike: • Defense establishments in peace time because of the cold war. • Increase in private invest ment from federal government engineering research. • Unwillingness to postpone ad iitions to public capital. •Expansion of federal welfare. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Thompson Named Head Of Hotel Ad Dr. S. Earl Thompson, of Mich-! igan State University, yesterday, was named head of the Depart-! nient of Hotel and Institutional! Administration in the College of Home Economics. I He succeeds Miss Esther A. At kinson, who will continue as prr fessor of hoi and institutii administra t io and chief advi er to s t u d e n majoring in hoi pita! dietetics. As part of hj duties, Thom; son will admit isler the ne' 2-year associate degree curricu- Thnmgaon lum in hotel and food service. The 2-year curriculum was es tablished when the Board of Trustees decided to drop the 4- year curriculum in hotel admin istration at the end of next se mester. Dean Grace M. Henderson, of the College of Home Economics, said the new curriculum was insti tuted to permit the use of the Nittany Lion Inn as an education al facility. Dean Henderson hailed the ap pointment as the first step in a projected program to meet “the more significant needs of the food and housing institutions and in dustries of the Commonwealth.” Thompson had been assistant director of the School of Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management at Michigan State before coming here. A native of Anna, 111., he re ceived his bachelor's degree at Southern Illinois University and his advanced degrees at the Uni versity of Illinois. He was director -of housing at Illinois from 1945 I to 1952. At Michigan State, Thompson was head of the Department of Institutional Management and ad vanced to assistant director of the management school in 1955. LSA Will Meet Tonight The Lutheran Student Associ ation will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Lutheran Student Center. j A dance party, “Club Volare,” iwill be featured. j •Improvement of cities, i •Impatience for living stand ard improvements sparred by motivational research advertising men. • Assistance to underdeveloped areas. • Federal agricultural supports which, if they do not increase in flation, at least mitigate defla tion. • Combination of widespread 'administered prices and union contracts, which makes prices stickier in decline than ascent. • Both political parties’ com mitment to prevent a big depres sion. PLAYER George Bernard S' "Too T True T ftg ** Good" October 23,24,25 Schwab Auditorium Skits Final Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the ugliest man of all? This question will be answered at 7:30 tonight in tha Hetzel Union Building ballroom when each of the 10 finalists in the Ugly Man contest, sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega fraternity, presents a 6-minute skit. Three judges, Mrs. Grace Ferrari, graduate student in speech, Capt. Gordon D. Brigham, assistant professor of air science and Helen Blumenfield, graduate The Alpha Phi Omega Ugly Man comniUlee has reversed it self on penny voting and de cided not to hold further penny voting during the skits tonight. student in speech, will judge the! themes on six bases. These criteria j are: presentation of theme, origi-! nality, organization, participation of the group, taste and enuncia tion. The points for each of these six divisions will be divided among five places. First place in each division will receive 4000 points; second place. 2500; third place. 1500; fourth place, 1000; fifth place, 500. The Ugly Men are divided into fraternity "and non-fraternity. A grand champion trophy and an ugly man key will be presented to the first-place ugly man. First and second place trophies will also be presented in each of the two subdivisions. Charles Skopic, co-chairman of the contest, said that Jon Hoffman, representing Phi Kap pa Sigma fralerity and Alpha Chi Omega sorority, leads in the fraternity division of the contest. Runners-up are Donald Curry, sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and Chi Orae- j ga sorority; Bruce Huffman, sponsored by Sigma Pi frater nity; Bruce Sherr, sponsored fay Beta Sigma Rho fraternity and ] Phi Sigma Sigma sorority; and George Vince, sponsored by Chi Phi fraternity and Alpha i Gamma Delta sorority. ! In the non-fraternity division, Paul Craska of Nittany 43 leads. Runners-up are William Bennett of Nittany Grotto; Richard Miller of Nittany 42; John Witmer of present FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1958 to Determine 'Ugly' Winners Hamilton and Ronald Pujia of Nittany 33 and 34. Skopie said the penny votes totaled $440. Proceeds of the con test will go for expansion of HUB facilities. No admission will be charged for tonight’s contest and all stu-. dents have been urged to attend. 8 Sororities Fill 55 Member Quota Eight sororities filled their 55- member quotas in informal rush ing. Seven sororities have member ship between 50 and 55 and eight under 50. The sororities filling their quo tas were Alpha Chi Omega, Al oha Omicron Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Chi Omega, Delta Gamma, Kap pa Delta, Pi Beta Phi and Gamma Phi Beta. A total of 188 coeds were rib boned by 22 of the campus’s 23 sororities Friday night. ParamountPreseMfl As% As We Amp ★ CATHAUM • NOW SHOWING • BARDOT "LA PARISIENNE" iiiTTAiY NOW - DOORS OPEN 6:45 pm “Irrevently Funny!’’ —N.Y. Times “LAW AND DISORDER” Michael Kedjrire . Robert Morlty •••••••••••••••••••••••ft ■ : H Morhing Show 2 s *® Moraine Derations * :4 .% New» Headlines B:4T -—-■ Moraine Show . News Swap Shop Classical Interlude Music at Noon County News I;*'-*! 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