PAGI EIGHT
A WAY TO house hundreds of freshmen in an ever-expanding
student body—North Halls.
Men's Dormitories
Nearing Completion
The furnishings in Runkle and Leete Hall, divisions of
the North Halls Residence Hall project, are nearing com-
pletion
The only thing preventing rooms in Holmes and Beam
Hall from being furnished and painted soon is the completion
of the heating system in these'
units, according to the superin
tendent of the building project.
The interior masonry is almost
done m Holmes and Beam. ConH
tractors are now starting to lather .
and plaster in these dorms.
The superintendent said, "We
are moving along according to
schedule and should be done by
the July date, if no hitches de
velop."
He also said that if Holmes and
Beam arc enclosed and the heat
ing system connected and in
stalled, his men will be able to
work throughout the winter.
After the convectors for the
heating system are put in the
rooms, it takes about three weeks
for the system to be connected.
At present workmen are install
ing the heating system in Holmes
Hall. When this is completed, they
will furnish the rooms in Holmes
and go on to work on the heating
system in Beam.
There is no heating in the War
nock Dining Hall yet, although
there is some heat from the heat
bng pipes that run through the
uilding. The heat in all the build
ings, originates from the power
plant.
The furnishings in the rooms in
clude bookcases, desks, storage
lockers, bulletin boards, dressers
and closets.
Each L-shaped building is four
stories high. Runkle and Warnock
Hall are located along Shortlidge
Road, while the other buildings
are on Park Avenue.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Bruce's Battle--
(Continued from page seven)
State scene—Larry Fegley.
Fegley had never played soc
cer before, and Bruce helped him'
learn the finer points of the
game. Jerry started the first six ,
games this year, turning in a
shutout against Syracuse. But in
the Navy game he hurt his finger, l
and Fegley replaced him. Appar-1
ently Bruce was too good a teach -I
er because Fegley hasn't been reH
,placed there yet.
Tomorrow,Bruce ends his soc
cer career at Penn State when'
the Lions play Pitt at Pittsburgh
He hasn't had a spectacular ca- i
reer here during his four years,
but any sports fan has to admire
and respect Bruce because het
didn't give up when the odds'
were against him.
"It might not be the final solution,
but a Camel would help!" '
3 Cage Teams
Still Unbeaten
In League 'E'
In League E, Phi Gamma Delta,
Delta Upsilon, and Pi Kappa Al
pha remained undefeated and in
contention for the league title by'
winning Wednesday night.
Phi Gamma Delta beat Zeta
Beta Tau. 31-12; Pi Kappa Alpha
downed Delta Theta Sigma, 19-15;
and Delta Upsilon crushed Phi
Delta Theta, 34-3, with Larry
'Beighy hitting for 10 points.
Also in League E. Sigma Tau
Gamma, with Dick Plotts getting
,15 markers, defeated Theta Xi,
136-27.
Howai d Needleman scored 12
points to lead the Cool Ghouls to
a 26-20 win over the Potrezebies
and Nittany 26 edged the Nittany
Trojans 23-22 in independent
League E action.
In fraternity League D Alpha
Chi Rho remained undefeated by
ousting Sigma Nu, 27-15. Bill
Funk sank 10 fielders to lead Al
pha Chi.
In League F the Oriolep squeak
ed by Nittany 23, 23-22. Wendell
Wear sank 10 points as Nittany 34
downed Nittany 28, 37-12.
ROTC Study—
(Continued from page one)
ing for ROTC units now being
built?
*What is the purpose of ROTC?
•What progress has been made
on Dr. Harold K. Shilling's com
mittee proposal for combined pro
gram of ROTC and civil defense?
•What further study is being
made on the ROTC-CD reports?
Supporting Franklin's motion,
Robert Laßar, president of the
Agriculture Student Counci 1,
urged that the Cabinet commit
tee contact alumni to determine
their opinion on ROTC and its
valve.
Sing along with
the Folk Song Club
Sunday, Nov. 23rd, 2 p.m.
217-218 HUB
Everyone Welcome
Social Science Group To
The Social Science Rese - a - rch
Center will hold it's annual fall
meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the
Hetzel Union Building.
Dr. Delbert C. Miller, professor
of sociology, will present "Human
Factors in Organization Effici
if you're out on a limb about
choosing your cigarette, re
member this: more people
smoke Camels than any
other brand today. The cost
ly Camel blend has never
been equalled for rich flavor
and easygoing mildness. The
best tobacco makes the best
smoke.
Escape from fads
and fancy stuff ...
Have a real
cigarette
have a CAMEL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1958
old Annual Meeting
ence: A Case Study in the Radar
Defense of the United States and
Japan."
Dr. Frederick Matson, adminis
trative director, has invited the
faculty and graduate students to
attend the meeting.
CLASSIFIED
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ADS MUST RE IN DT It :On A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES
CASH-17 words or ties
CHARGE—Is words or ten
LSO one insertion
v. 75 two insertions
11.00 three insertions
Additional words-9 for 1.01
for each day of insertion
FOR SALE
WEAVER K-4 scope. Call Frcil Ranck at
ext. 117 A.
FOR SALE—One Pitt ticket, wood location.
Call Joe Suliken AD 7-4939.
1949 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, good
condition, excellent transportation. Call
AD 8-5051 ext. 562.
1V39 SIX CYLINDER Packard Convertible.
Now top and paint, good condition.
Phone Stanley Smith Al.) 7-2631 after 5:01).
TRAILER 1950 "Id" system. 32 Net.
one bedroom. excellent condition, cement
patio and awning; for February occupancy.
No. 46, Woodadale Park.
FOR RENT
ROOM: Call AD' 8-8353 after five.
F'OR RENT two•hedroom modern trailer.
Will rent to four students. Days Viers'
Trailer Acres. AD 8-3471 or FL 8.2890.
PAIR MADE tlasses; :heav y dark brown
rime, most likely contained in brown
slip-in ease. Contact Sam AD 7-2114.
LOST AN Oxblood Wallet in vicinity of
Gym. It found call Dave AD 8-1563.
ALLIGATOR RAINCOAT opposite 419
Boucke. Reward. Call Jack Slwx)graga
ext. 3098.
POST VERSALOC Slide Rule, dark brown,
leather ease, name on case. Call Dick
Pontzer ext. 31544. Reward.
BLUE SHEAFFER Pencil, part of ret.
Call M. Garfinkle, Dept. of MetaliurgY r
ext. 2694.
REWARD: FOR gold identification brace.
let: owner's name engraved. Pinups cori.
tact Nancy Lee Kite ext. 1396-M if found.
LOST COLD Identification Bracelet;
owner's first name engraved. Contact
Alexandra Herr ext. 1396-NL
LOST—FRATERNITY Pin, Phi 'Kappa,
between Fairmount Ave. and Poet Office.
Reward. Call Carl AD 8-9107.
USED TOYS can be repaired for need."
children as Christmas gifts. Contact Al.
pha Gamma Delta sorority, ext. 826 or
Kappa Sigma at 8.6464 or 7-2644. •-
COEDS, SECRETARIES to tiy the Olcm..
pia Typewriter. Rent an Olympia, apply
up to 3 months rental tortend down nay..
ment. Nittany Office Equipment, 231 S.
Allen St. Phone AD 8-6125.
RIDE WANTED from Pitt game to Allen.
town, Nov. 27. Call Dan Fink AD 7.2202.
WANTED—ESCORT for young girl to her
coming-out tiatice. Apply "The Reluctant
Debutante." Center Stage.
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COLLEGE MEN—Last year college men
In our department working part time
averaged $75 per week. Due to conditions
in our department this year, we expect
even higher gains. Pleasant. short hour
arrangements allow plenty of time for
studying. Car furnished, expenses paid.
Call Ed Lough AD 7-4768 Mon.
tween 6.10 p.m. Salary $35 per week.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SAS YOUR popularity been waning? Ia
it because your ahoea have lost their
lustre and 'brilliance? Alpha Phi sorority
will put that shine back into your shore
when they visit your fraternity Sunday.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing. tare
too or acrobatic lessons. Park Forest
Village School of Dance. AD 8-108.
IF YOUR typewriter is giving you trouble
our years or "experience are at your
command. Just dial AD 7-2492 or bring
machine to 638 W. College Arc.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and VU
so ni g emits: pick-up and delivery eery.
Shoemaker Erne. Piton* AD &CUL
LOST
WANTED