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line of communications between
her office and WSGA link bad
broken.
"We thought we had the idea
across to you," she told the WSGA
Senators
She repeatedly emphasized
that the junior resident pro
gram was not intended as a
"gestapo system." "Nobody is
railroading anything through,"
she said. "this you must be
lieve."
Bluntly Dean Lipp stated that
tier office would go ahead with
the program "with or without the
backing of WSGA,"
"Maybe WSGA is just a small
group after all and doesn't rep
esent the ideas of women stu
dents as a whole," she added.
WSGA President Margaret Mc-
Pherson said the group had plan
ned to go to the students again
with a questionnaire on the new
program to determine their views.
Dean Lipp, however, said she
saw "no reason to have the wom
en students views on this."
"What does the student public
know about this?" she asked.
An uninformed opinion is
woi thless, she stated, and Uni
versity students know little about
the conception of community liv
ing.
—Springs, to comfort the jolts
on uneven roads, were introduced
on stage-coaches in England in
1789 by John Warde.
Frood finds the "right girl"
for marriage-minded seniors
Dear Seniors: Thousands of you have asked me, "What kind of girl should I marry?" Well,
here she is! She is beautiful. She is talented. She is understanding. She smokes your favorite brand
(Luckies, what else?). She has an independent income. She is happily married. So there you are,
Seniors! Now go out and find one for yourself. "D/Llialt
Product of 4 jte dnuAir,cla c r atotoo-eraly—"c74lx* is our middle nom;
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
New officers of the Penn State Newly elected officers of Sigma
English Club are Barbara Gom- Chi are: Harold Deisher, presi
ber, president; Cynthia Xantho- dent; Jackson Dellastatious, vice
poulous, vice president; Martha president; Robert Edwards, sec-
Kline, recording secretary; Linda retary; Michael Stefanik, treasur-
Lane, corresponding secretary;,er; Albert Johnson, correspond
and Judy Bentz, treasurer. ling secretary; Louis Meier, pledge
New officers of Beta Theta Pi , master.
fraternity are Jon Lang, presi- New staff heads of radio station
dent; John Swayne, vice presi- WDFM are: Roland King, station
dent; Thomas Kulp, treasurer; manager; Michael Ziegler, pro-
Richard Pae, house manager; Da- gram director; Patty Bartram,
vid Grubbs, secretary; Paul Kern-ibusines manager; Douglas Volk,
'merer, recorder; David Weikart, technical director; Ira Berman,
archivist; and William Popp, ser- chief announcer; Dennis Foiamni,
igeant-at-arms. production manager; Art Al-
The newly elected officers oflbrecht, assistant production man-
Delta Upsilon fraternity are: Ephelager; Susan Common, publicity
(
011iver, president; Robert Kline,tpublic relations director; Harvey
vice president; Richard Elnicki,(Klein, music librarian; Stephen
treasurer; Kenneth Sullivan, rec- Milner, news director; Gerald
11 - cation secretary; Duane Ream, Abrams, sports director; Lynn
(corresponding secretary; Joseph Hineman, continuity director;
'Thompson, social secretary; Rob- Jane Thurston, traffic manager;
lert Sommons, house manager Richard Kellman, special events
I The new officers for 1960-61 of' director; and Lynn Robinson, of
the Interfraternity Council Pur-Ifice manager.
!chasing Association have been New pledges of Thespians are:
(elected. They are Robert Mac Lean Sally Leight, Gene Chaikon, Clark
'of Delta Chi, president; William(Hinkle, Bob McLean, Nancy Alin-
Winder of Phi Kappa Psi, vicelkoff, Gloria Meyers, Connie Ad
president; and Fred Phelps of Phi , ler, Jan Puryear, Ann Gross, Betsy
Kappa Tau, seci etary-treasurer. Larkin, Cam McLaughlin, Joanne
New officers of the Newman yangonis, Paula Wiggins and
Club are: John Bonella, president; Maureen Neary.
Janet Smith, fist vice president; New officers of the campus
John Casper°, second vice press- i branch of the American Meteor
dent; Jane Dwyer, correspondinglological Society are: Robert An
secretary; Carole Crust, recordinglderson, president; James Rahn,
secretary; Christine Irvin, treas-Ivice president - treasurer; Nor
urer. bcrt Helfert, secretary.
Co-Edits
The newly-elected officers of
the WRA Officials Club are Mary
Davenport, president; Sylvia Jen
sen, vice, president; Brooke Min
nich, publicity chairman; and
Lana Glaser, mtramurals co-or
dinator.
+ CLASSIFIEDS +
FOR SALE
AFTER SIX TUX. Call any day around
6 p m. AD 7.008, ask for Joseph Mar
chand.
1P56 IMPERIAL Mobile Home, 34 ft.. one
bedroom, knotty pine kitchen. Excellent
condition. reasonably priced. 26 Woods
dale Park.
.TWO TICKETS for Saturday's Players
show• in Schwab. Row Q, center section.
Cell AD 7-4332. ask for Denny Malick.
NEW—NEVER USED— Varsity Schick
Electric Rasta. $9.95. AD 7-2939 after
6 p.m.
NEW 1960 Cbm rola. your choice of style,
mica. Sage $216 if no trade-in. AD 7-
2939 after 6 p.m.
41 FT. MARLETTE, 2 bedroom Trailer
with patio; located on large, beautifully
landscaped lot. interior furnishings in
cluded-17" TV, easy chair, large rug.
AD 8-8240.
MOBILE HOME, 27 It American, one
bedroom, complete bath, kitchen and
Hying room. Excellent condition. Must aell.
AD 8-1229.
COMPLETE SET of golf clubs, good con
dition. Inquire at Golf Shop.
1959 MANUHRIN motor scooter, 16-inch
wheels, automatic transmission, 134
m.p.g., good condition, windshield. ;200.
UN 5-6120.
HI Fl—graduating senior wishes to sell
his set. Features: VM automatic changer
with diamond, 10 Watt Grommes Amp,
large mahogany floor model speaker set.
Will give good price. Call AD 7-7088.
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The newly-elected officers of
the Dance Club are Marilyn Fos
ter, president; Rebecca Hayes,
vice president; Anne Brash, sec
retary; and Michele Ohrman, pub
licity chairman.
Let Collegian Classifieds
WORK FOR YOU
ilailiMliWildMiggiliikiiiiMU‘M.lU.lM.hmaiu.wAa
ENGLISH - RACER, excellent condition,
fully euilltilicd 435. Call Arthur Brandon
UN 5.5961 after 4:30.
NEED TROPHIES? You name it—.l bays
it. Plain or engraved. Big discounts.
Quick service. Phone AD 7-7851 after 8.
Catalogs available. 8a in Troutman'•
Trophy-Novelty Shop
'53 BUICK Skylark convertible, loaded,
excellent condition. Call AD 7-3606 after
5:30.
ONE OF the nicest rooming - houses for
summer rental. Singles and doubles,
free parking-26.00 per week. Mr. Meeken
dorn AD 8-6772 day; evenings HO 6-6620.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate oe.
commodations with private bath or run
ning water. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nitteny
Ave., State College. AD 7-4860 or AD
7-7792.
ROOMS AVAILABLE for Commencement.
Call Mra. Cox, AD 7-41460,
ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment for
summer and next year. Free parking.
Laundry. Large yard. AD N-0938.
BASEMENT APARTMENT—suitable for
three male students, one block from
campus. Extremely low rent. Phone AD
8-8745 after five or Inquire at rear of
124 S. Pugh St.
ROOMS FOR summer melons. 207 E. Park
Ave. Call AD 8-1330.
LIVING QUARTERS suitable for one or
two in Metzger Building offering spa
cious view of State College with emphasis
on Corner Room and Bunn's Barber Shop.
Available for all summer sessions. Call
AD 84681.
APARTMENT FOR RENT: furnished 3
rooms, shower-bath, washer and dryer.
Married student couple only. 56 6 /ino. Call
AD 7-3559.
MODERN APARTMENT for married Arad
student or faiulty; sub-let for summer.
May be seen by appointment. Al) 7-3296.
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FOR RENT—two double rooms for male
students: private bath, own telephone,
private entrance, free parking: three blocks
from campus. June • September. Call
AD 8-0308.
WORK WANTED
TYPING TO do in my home on electric
typewriter, Reasonable rates, dependable
service. Phone' AD 8-6102.
HELP WANTED
STUDENTS WITH cars for local delivery
service. Liberal pay and benefits. AD
8-8122.
WANTED
DESPERATE I Ride wanted to Hacketts
town, N.J. or vicinity Sunda% afternoon
or evening. Please call Flank UN 6-7920.
RIDER TO Los Angeles, Calif.; lease June
6. Call Jim AD 8-2363.
STUDENTS TO reside in fraternity bonito
for all summer nessiona. Parking In.
eluded. Contact Steve 'at AD 8.8183.
RIDERS WANTED from Creensbuig to
State College, Senior Ball weekend. Call
UN 5-5329, ask for Pat
OUTING CLUB requests that all ritl
equipment be turned in at the Club
office (water-tower).
RIDE WEST; destination Cheyenne, Wyo.
ming after June 4. Call Art UN IC-4227.
WANTED OLD U.S. Coins (indinn 'Bend
Pennies, Liberty Mend Nickels. rte.).
Call AD 7-3702.
WANTED RIDERS from Pitt9burgh to
PSU, Friday May 13; return Sunday
May 16. Call Roger Battle UN 5-6022.
ONE ROOM for two nude et7ireriisTßorth
campus. Sept. to June 1960-61. Call
UN 5-5600 after 7.00 p.m.
DISHWASHER FOR lunch and dinner
Monday through Sunday except Sunday
evenings. Call caterer at AD 7-4332.
LOST
RING LOST—metallic gray stone in Rec
Hall. Call UN 5-7916, 661 c for Steve.
BENRUS WATCH in back of bacloitop on
Field A In Wagner Field Thursday eve.
ning. Reward. Call John UN 5-6244.
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BETA SIGMA RHO fraternity pin, Thum.
day April 29. Reward. Call UN 6-7127.
GIRL'S BLACK and white tneed coal at
AEPi We weekend. I have yours. Call
UN 5-6966.
BLACK LEATHER billfold, keep money,
need other contents urgently. Call Jim
Craig, AD 7-7851.
MISCELLANEOUS
PENN STATE Sports Car Club Mill hold a
Gymkhana Saturday May 7 at 1:60 p.m.
on the Erie Technical Ceramics parking
lot, Pine Hall.
HOUSE MANAGER! Why buy a new
vacuum cleaner when your present one
Can be made to run like new? We repair,
have parts and replacement' bags for all
makes and models. For a flee estimate
call Laing's Vacuum Cleaner &Fries..
AD 8-6253.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: There rtill are
several good combos available for Senior-
Ball Weekend. Contact Bob Na%arra AD
7-2760
MOTHER'S DAY breakfast Sunday Bth.
9:46-11:00 a.m. Simmons Lounge. Every
one welcome.
WILL WATCH child In my home; iprefer
age 3 to 5. Call Al) 8-8857.
TENNIS FANS--expert restringing and
repair. Large selection of nylon and gut.
Prompt service. Guaranteed satisfaction.
University Tennis Service. 614 E. Beaver
Ave. after 6 p.m.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, Up'
toe or acrobatic lessima. Professional
CC r. cs
SATURDAY, MAY 7. 1960
FOR SALE
FOR RENT