PAGE EIGHT Seniors Request Class Gift Ideas All students and faculty mem bers may offer suggestions for the senior class gift. -Marilyn Barndt, member of the Senior Class Gift Committee, sdid that since other.-.- classes will be benefiting from the gift, the com mittee would like all students to offer suggestions. The senior class gift fund at present totals $5OOO. Miss Barndt also said that money from former senior classes is available if permission from these classes could be secured. If a suggestion would merit addi tional funds the committee will attempt to secure this money, fehe said. Gift suggestions c;jn be turned in at the Hetzel Union desk. Inferptefing- fContinued frompage four) controlled Congress. Even the most liberal-minded of his fol lowers would not demand that he beat his brains out before there is some clarification of what his relations with Con gress will be. " It is more likely to be Con gress than Kennedy which makes the revisions, if any. The prospective "attitude of Congress, however, must be weighed against the possibility of a strong popular demand for improved security programs if the business recession con tinues. Analysis of the election re turns is revealing ttie existence of more depressed areas in the country than had been realized. Loon Harriers— . {HOUSE TRAlLER—immediate possession, (Continued .from p(t(J€ seven) includes all modej 'ii conveniences in- 1 ents, losing only to the Po\vcrful Television. Call AD 8-0544. Perfect Spartans iwny tn avn *d rentals. But in the IC4A\s the Lions fell; USED TELEVISION sets. Tv* - 21”. table apart, and never came close catching the mighty .Spartans who; FOR RENT won 1lis; title by a wide margin. : Last year it was a different Two noons, funnslu-il. two blocks from story when IC4A time came I n fur,,ish< * l - No cWWr «* around. Penn State had a medi- , r, o o MODERN SPACIOUS, omj-hedroom and Ocre Season Wl h a 3-2 record ; h unfurnished npartmont in newJv and the experts dldn t give ihem conMrucUd Hoy Apartment Building next, any chance to place in the top Lon>o»t public school, stove, * refmpr x- _ ator, tenant-controlled hot water heat, I- L . 1( . , T.V. cable service, parkins:, automatic 1 lilll the Lions eame through in w:i<lu*r, dryer, outside drying lines and Ihe ciutcll and placed a surpris- Kwhsuro service, all provided. Quiet neiKh \nif -third hnhind Mirhinan main »" rnuntry settiim ; only 5-minutes 11V dhKi oci.ma mitmi.an sidic fnim M . IU , follwe> Must b( . seen to be and Army. i appreciated. Phone AD 7-2055. J'IJUNISHKD 2-ROOM Apartment, ceil Pttnbp* WorS <re ;hQlS-» ■ I '-illy located. Available on or aboui ru.ejsr.tc; rrui li. i-rrsi. Call All 7-7702. . fContn.ucc! Jrmii pnjjc tu-o) ince director of chapters, will n \,\ e gcc mui senator. short walk from load this workshop, rnmpus. Two men or couple. Parkins priv- The activities workshop will bo tall ah s-tir.2 after five. led by Margaret McPherson, sen- MkN STUDENTS: One vacancy in fur inr in -n-tc 'mrl lnllo-e fmm \Te,ir nished apartment for two—s 39 eact 101 in alls line. IClltiS uom At U month: including everything. Call AC Park. and Mrs. John Gauss, con- h-moo after :t::»o p.m. vent ion marshall for Kappa Kap- '"r'"".";"""”"""""" 1 " pa Gamma sorority. , HELP WANTED W.mvk of improving the pledgee p^TiiviT^v^^ periods Will be discussed in the <male only! evenings anil Saturdays. Cali pledge training workshop led bv J ! " trcr3 9 , nnd 2 t,m Sandra Shsh. senior in education from Pittsburgh, and Miss Dor- WANTED ot.hv Veon. province president of * Kappa Delta sororitv. ,^IH I ; DSY with duling, and eollcge ac f * •’* livitii's, anti work to iron? Will iron all your clothe* in my home at reasonable rates. Heshlence 301 S. Dutth St. Call AD s-sosr>. Nuclear Director Named .j£ rrc f.» J - Re, r i . ck< . act ( ing '^iTKi { : : DismvAsnKKriu^hr;iin^ Ifttoi of InO miclcai 1 eactoi, CulS furnished, no Sunday meals. Apply been named acting director of the cau-rer. Alpha uho chi. ad t-12H2. Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Research cihihhy .hiviai, Soul to play Santa Laboratory of the University and Claus—schedule hours will i>» yiveu at will be rlirortlv rosnmicihle fnr ,imo ° r in, * ! >' vi< ’ w - Call Chamber of Com \\iii uc tin 11 li.' USpollMOie 101. mime office iniprvk-w. AD 7-TMII. its operation and control. ' i iiKkk-MAN Apartment, second semes ter ; must he close to campus. Call Dave AD £-2701. Just What You Need For A Party Bar-B-Qued Chicken Halves and Wholes * J and up FRANK'S mmi mm (Formerly Morrell's) 112 S. Frasier St. SPEEDY DELIVERY 5 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. CALL: AD 8-8381 Weather to Stay Fair Generally fair weather should prevail throughout most of the weekend as a slow-moving high pressure cell continues to be the dominant weather feature in this area. The prediction indicates partly cloudy and mild weather for to day with a high of 52 degrees. Clear and chilly conditions are expected tonight and a minimum of 32 is forecast. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy, breezy and mild with a chance of showers late in the day. SGA Report— (Continued from page one) Constitution does net specify what action should be taken against members who are consis tently absent. He said that the problem has been referred to Ihe Reorganization and Evaluation Committee and that perhaps this group can propose a solution or a definite plan of action. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE IRRAND NEW Swiss Movie Camera Do lex HM, with two lenses—value 5240.00 for only New I.eicn lensea for m2/m3 Elmar JMJ nun collapsible anti Stimmiimn l^ r > min value for 5252.00. Call I Fried, pumn Freund UN 5.2502. ,NKED FOUR tfood seats for Pitt jaimc? Call Bob ,lours. AD 7-4M2. jFKKSH CIDER. No preservatives added. Truck at Freezer Fresh. Dale Summit, ;on Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon :and evenimr. BrinK jujrs. Phone HA 2-s:U2. TWO TICKETS for Piti jnum*. Cull i UN 5-7770, ask for Helene. HIRE'S FIdURE ICE Skates, sizes 5 and (*. SKI each. Cal! Judy UN 5-5688. TRAILER 40' x b\ two bedrooms. Must sell before Jan. Call AD 8-OC6O. GIKIVS KIGUItK ICK Skntts, size 6M,. Cull Connie WOULD LIKE typing work in homo. : Call AD 7-T270. LSKIKTS I*OH Kappa Phi to horn. Sutur day, Nov. 12. Slim —Title; pleated—sl.oo. Cheek your dining hall bulletin hoard. LOST LOST: SINCLK SOAR Alt bracelet between Sparks and Hoyt. Call UN 5-4450. Re ward. (IKKY SWEATER taken in White Hall. Keep sweater! Return Alpha Delta Pi sorority pin to HUH desk. “SEEK AND Ye Shall Find” an I.D. [ bracelet lost either between HUH lot and Hnueke or I.M. field. Substantia! filthy ; lucre offered for recovery. Call Harry !A D S-OSI7. s’> REWARD for information leading to reeoverv of my matrie card lost Wednes day, White Hall. Call UN 6-4000, Box, 480 jMcKlwnin. • | MISCELLANEOUS .COMMUNISM ... as revealed by n niis i sionary from Red China. Father Carroll U. Quinn on Tues., Nov, 15 ut 7:00 p.rn. iin HUH Assembly Room. Part IV of Fall 'Forum Series by Newman Club. Inked HELP? The originator of MAD I magazine has done It again—only this j time for college students! He's created jo hilarious new magazine called HELP I jWant to see how funny an adult satire mag cap'be? Send 60c to HELP!, Dept iA-10, Box 657 U, Philadelphia 28, Fenna. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE -COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA a GUY PASTOR. His five-week Vegas show with father Tony went 6 months! Happy Guy in Misty, Bewitched, more. 5T1465 □ JEANNE BLACK. Songs just a bit sad by great new talent who’s just a bit sensational here in her own first album. 5T1513 □ THE SEVEN TEENS. Brilliant young pros in 12 swing classics like Sing Sing Sing, Cherokee and Little Brown Jug, 5T1424 D NANCY WILSON. Something wonderful happens to you as this new star (“a real find,”— High Fidelity) sings. 5T1440 WITH AN .OBUNtAL HklQ*- TAK SHINDO □ TAK SHINDO. Steaming sukiyaki of old Eastern, modem Western instruments. String of Pearls, swing favorites. 5T1433 D rolley POLLEY. Antidote to tranquilizers. Bongos, congas, traps, much more. Wild mono, near-cataclysmic stereo. 5T1454 All albums in stereo and regular LP.; omit prefix S for monophonic. LISTEN * % : □ MAVIS RIVERS. New Samoan singer-discovery all critics are raving over. At Sundown,Home, Spring Is Here, others. STI4OB □ THE ELIGIBLES. A winning combination of fresh-blended voices in How High the Moon, D.early Beloved,lo more, STI4II TO SOM NEW BRIGHT NEW TALENT TOO GOOD TO MISS Dick : Williams I LOVE - IS NOTHIN’ ‘ BUT ■ BLUES f with i JACK MAUSHALfS MUSIC i *Sk D DICK WILLIAMS. Dick puts his heart and voice into Love Me or Leave Me, I Cried for You,-12 bluesy songs. 5T1330 [ a -tittle travetin f music..... • J Ma( <i*t tf Urtlhtt 0/ 1 Susan Barrett \ l 'A»f. WSP 1 1 m. ► Wa® ufepH hot . «3& ’1 ’ ' " » □ SUSAN BARRETT. Susan swings thru the U.S. in record time via Georgia on My Mind, Manhattan, stopovers. 5T1412 □ CATHIE TAYLOR. Beguiling and crystal-clear voice of gifted mid-teener; calypso, sea songs, folk tunes, all kinds, 5T1448 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1 ' D MARK MURPHY. Acute beat end song senses,mark swingin’ Murphy in Honeysuckle Rose, scat But Not for Me, etc. 5T1458 D DWAYNE HICKMAN. I’m a Lover,Not a Fighter, he admits. Many lovesongs.of barefoot boy with tongue in cheek. 5T1441 EBODY □ JOHNNY UKULELE. Hawaiian uke genius and rhythm. Black and White Rag, Wedding Song, Third Man Theme, etc. 5X1425 1 r □ bill HOLMAN. “One of the happiest albums of the year,” says j azz critic Leonard Feather; top W. Coast musicians. 5T1464 □ SUE RANEY. Sue’s smooth voice flows as rain on a window pane. Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams, Impossible, etc, 5T1335 ft Capitol Records, Ine.
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