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A-Energy to
Useful Soon
"Atomic energy will not have to wait a half century be
fore mak.ng appreciable inroads into the high-cost portion of
the electric generation industry of Pennsylvania," says Dr.
George F. Deasy, professor of geography.
Deasy, speaking before the Pennsylvania Academy of
Sciences recently, challenged the
currently prevalent thesis that wealth has achieved such a high.:
atomic energy in Pennsylvania is degree of efficiency that it prob-;
not, and will remain for many;ably will not be faced with compe
decades to come, economically,tition from atomic power for
noncompetitive with energy from decades to come, according to
fossil fuels and falling water. !Deasy.
He cited statistics gathered by! He concluded that "there are
himself and a co-worker, Dr. Phyl-i today many economically vulner
lis R. Griess, associate professor ableindividual conventional gen
of geography, on the "Competi-'eration plants in the state. A not
t ive Capabilities of Pennsylvania's; too-distant tomorrow will find
Electric Generation Plants." !atomic competition increasingly
They have analyzed certain as- i stiffer, for the construction and
pects of Pennsylvania's electric; operation expense curves for
generation plants, includin
giatomic plants are declining sharp
among other items, a station-by-11y, whereas equivalent curves for
station evaluation of costs of pow- conventional plants are rising."
er production. Their cost produc- Deasy and Dr. Griess are prob
tion data covers 122 convention- ably the fust in the state to study
this question on a plant-to-plant
ally fueled plants, representingl
almost 90 per cent of the total basis. They became interested
generating capacity of the state.; through a study of the coal min-
Although atomic energy in' ing industry five years ago. This
Pennsylvania may not be too fariled to electric generation, which
off, the great bulk of the gener-',ln turn, led to a study of atomic
ation capacity of the Common — energy.!
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English: CANINE COLOGNE
Thinkfish: CURFUME
NANCY ANN LYON, INDIANA STATE TEACHERS
LUCKY
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CIGARETTES
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By BARBARA LANEY
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Thinklish translation, These guys are so
far out, they wear space helmets. They
never ask, "How High the Moon?" They
know. When there were seven of them,
they were a heptet. But since they've
added a man, simple arithmetic makes
them a rocktet! Naturally, when they take
ten, they take Luckies. Like anyone else
(square, round or what-have-you), they
know all about the honest taste of fine
tobacco. Consensus: flipsville!
Take a word—garbage, for example. With it, you can make the contents of
an auto junk yard (carbage), Hollywood refuse (starbage), incinerator dust
(charbage) or glass-factory rejects (jarbage). That's Thinklish—and it's that
easy! We're paying $25 for the Thinklish words judged best—your check is
itching to go! Send your words to Lucky Strike, Box 67A, Mt. Vernon,•N.Y.
Enclose your name, address, university and class.
Get the genuine article
Get the honest taste
of a LUCKY STRIKE
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
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English: FLYING HITCHHIKER
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SGA Constitution --
(Continued from page seven) Section 4.
votes sitting in the Assembly fort All actions of the Legislative
a term of one year. , Branch and the Executive Branch
d) Each political party may,shall be subject to ratification by
nominate three Juniors for theISGA following the elections in
Junior seats with the four receiv-' the fall semester 1959.
ing the highest number of votes Section 5.
, sitting in the Assembly for a term, a) The Judicial Branch shall sit
of one year. as an interim body until the elec-
e) Each political party may bons in the fall semester 1959 at
nominate two Seniors for the Sen-;which time they shall assume full
for seats with the two receiving powers as specified in the consti
the highest number of votes sit-itution.
ting in the Assembly for a term! b) All actions of the Judicial
of one year. 'Branch with the exception of dis-
f) The members of the Assem
bly elected during the spring se
mester 1959 shall hold their seats
in addition to the members of the
Assembly elected in the fall se
mester 1959.
g) The President of the Sopho
more Class and the President of
the Freshman Class shall be
elected in the fall semester 1959
elections. Both shall sit in the
Assembly.
h) Until the elections in the
fall semester 1959 the assembly
shall sit as an interim body. After
the elections in the fall semester
1959 the Assembly shall assume
full powers as specified in the
constitution.
Section 3.
All members of the Executive
Branch shall sit as Interim of fi
ers until the elections in the fall
semester 1959 at which time they
shall assume full powers as speci
fied in the constitution.
TOMMY DLRCOLA. MARYLAND U.
ciplinary actions shall be subject
to ratification following the elec
tions in the fall semester 1959.
c) Until after the elections in
I've packed •
MY bags ..11-t.,;
full .®f ... 'll.O
.LUSCIOUS MOLASSES
COCOANUT STRIPS
Crispy PEANUT BRITTLE
and
Cre-a-my, smooth MINTS
from
The Candy Cane
"Between the Movies"
9:30 to 9:30 AD 7.4253
English: FAT VEGETABLE
,inklish; PLUMPKIN
DAVID HAM METT. U. OF NEW MEXICO
English: ORIENTAL AMBULANCE
ThiMist,: SICKSHAW
HICHARD HARRISON, THE CITADEL
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1959
the fall semester 1959 no disciplin
ary action made by the Judicial
Branch shall be effective unless
approved by the administration.
Section 6.
This article shall be stricken
from the constitution after the
elections in the fall semester 1959
and shall be null and void fol
lowing the elections in the fall
semester 1959.
CLASSIFIED
RATES
CASH-17 words or leas
CHARGE-12 woes or lon
$.51 one Insertion
1.75 two Insertions
11.00 three Insertions
Additional words-3 for 0.21
for each day of Insertion
ADS MUST RE IN ST 11:10 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAT
FOR SALE
TWO SLEEPING balm with air mattrenef.
Hardly used. 324.96 each. Phone AD
8.1293 after 6 p.m.
A 1954 NEW MOON Trailer completely
furnished-36 feet awning and porch.
Cali AD 8-8326 after 6 .00 p.m. Can finance.
POLAROID LAND Camera with men
sories. Robert Diamond AD 7-7796.
30 FT. 1950 SHULT Trailer 31100.00.
Ralph RiekeNeck, Hoover's Trailer Park.
Can sell any time.
NEED TROPHIES? You name it-1 have
it. Plain or engraved. Big discounts.
Quick service. Phone AD 146t4 after 6:00.
Troutman's Trophy-Novelty Shop.
TVs—COMPLETELY reconditioned, var..
ions sizes. 249—589. Tele%ision Service
Center at State College T.V.. 232 South
Allen.
FOR RENT
JUST ACROSS from campus, furnished
apartment, including utensils. Ideal for
couple or aeseral uomen. Summer only.
Call AD 7-4321 after 5 p.m.
A ONE BEDROOM apartment mailable
June 1, $72.13. A one tieilrnom apt.
available July I. 572.13. Vaughn Nittanv
Apt,.. Corner Pugh and DI atlley. Call
AD 7-7758 9-4 p m daily.
APPLY NOW for summer rooms, Martha
Hall. Special summer rates for early
applicants. Call AD S-6772.
2-ROOM Apartment with bath for three.
Furnished. Actalable :lune Ist. Metzger
apartments. Call AD 8-204. Apt. 34.
LOST
LOST—BROWN wallet in t icinity of New
College Diner containing driver's Deem*,
ownership card and other papers of im.
portant value. If found call AR 7-3004
between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Reuard.
PLEASE RETURN khaki treneheost. Lost
*t SPE Saturday night. Green and blue
lining. Lois Karlin ext. 77; has. .ours.
TRENCHCOAT LOST outside 209 Willard,
green and blue lining. Call Frances ext.
1452-J.
TO THE palace « ho boiroueii my um
brella from Collegian Him. Office. I still
have the case. Marty ext. 543
LOST—ONE small black pocket comb:
like it—has aentlinental value. Contact
Fookie 77 Appian Way.
BENRUS WATCH in Locker Room of Ree
Hall. Call Bob AD 7-7247. Renard.
IN SACKETT building- - Highway Engi
neering" by Hewee and Oglesby. If found
call Russ AD 8.9689.
REVERSIBLE JACKET in Willard. Call
Bernie ext. 2781. Reward. ,
1112:1:LELM=ECI
WANTED
NEED EXTRA Cash? Sell "ARNEL"
lingerie, men's women's and children's
clothing. AlllO, excellent party plan. Free
samples. No deliNering or collecting, Write
Mts. Beam, Island Route, Lock Hm.en, Pa.
STUDENTS--EARN up to $1.50 per hour
working two or three evenings of your
choice, setting bow ling pins. Downtown
Dux Club, 128 South Pugh Street.
TWO students to share clean,
WANTED
quiet, inexpensive apartment. for sum.
mer seiaiona. Call Sam at AD a-1436.
EXPERIENCED WAITERS needed for new
Terrace Room—May, June, July at the
Lobster House. Come in person 2-6 daily.
John Miller. manager.
COUPLE TO manage rooming house dur.
ing summer months, in return for apart.
ment and cooking pricilegea. Box 142.
State College.
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Contact Les at
AD 7-2941.
COLLEGE MEN—Last year college men
in our department meraged $76. 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 fur.
nished; expenses paid. Call Stan Zdep,
AD 8-1692 Mon. - Fri. after 11 p.m. Salary
$46 per week.
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MISCELLANEOUS
EXPERIENCED THESIS serl. ice. Your
thesis reouirementa explicitly followed.
Graphic Arta Center. AD 7-2304.
NEHRU, BRUBECK, Sandmen, Monroe,
Picasso, Camus, J. 8., and Rifleman
say "Come Back Little Pineapple."
IMPERIALS. the beat in rock and roll
and modern jazz. Inquire Al Huhn,
Huntinzion MI 3-3292.
FIELD AND Stream Division of PSOO
is expanding. Persons interested in rifle
shooting call Stephen Jones AD ti-1944 or
archery call Bill Mansell AD 8-0027.
JOIN ZTA and Delta Chi at the Kublal
Khan's palace for Polo's Escapades.
MISPRINT IN Danko Men's Store adver.
tisement Wednesday, April lb. Dacron/
Cotton Suits misprinted for 122.95. Coin
rection reads $29.96.
FRIAR TUCK says come to Sheryl.,
Shocker with Alpha Xi Delta and Beta
Theta Pi.
TENNIS FANS—Expert racket stringing
and repairs by Messinger. Nine grades
of nylon and gut. Prompt service. Guerin.
teed satisfaction. University Tennis Serv
ice, 614 E. Beaver Axe. Phone AD 7-2316.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom daring, tap,
toe. or mantle lessons. Park Porta
Village Mewl a Dana. AD &MI.