PAGE TW,EIVE
PolishookAnnounces
Parade Regulations
Regulations and procedures for the Spring Week Float
Parade scheduled for 6 p.m. Friday were announced 'last
night by Robert Polishook, co-chairman of the parade.
The time was moved back one-half hour, Polishook said,
to avoid having part of the parade take place in the dark.
Spring Week
Profits, Fines .
To Go to Fund
The profits from Spring Week
and traffic fines will be given
back to students in the form of
scholarships, according to Rich
ard Haber, SGA president and
chairman or the Penn State Stu
dent Scholar Ship Fund committee.
IP,ber said that several $l5O
scholarships will be available as
soon as Spring Week is over and
the money has been tabulated.
TO be eligible fora scholarship,
a student must be enrolled in. a
4-year course and must have com
pleted one academic semester at
the University. He or she must
have at least a 2.5 all-University
average.
The scholarships will be award
ed on the basis of character, need
and contribution to student activ
ities.
The winners will be selected by
Tlaber, Dean of Women Dorothy
J. Lipp. Dean of Men Frank J.
Simes, Ralph N. Krecker. direc
tor of Student Aid, and a mem
ber of the comptroller's office.
Applications for the scholarships
Ore available Dt the Office of Stu
dent Aid, 218 Willard and must be
returned by May 15.
.Discinirnary Action--
(Continued from page five)
town apartment, Austin said. In
addition, Austin said, the student
served alcoholic beverages to mi
nors and permitted women to
stay overnight in the apartment.
The other student was placed
on suspended suspension. for re
peated misconduct in the resi
dence hall. The student, a fresh
man in physical education, was
already on disciplinary probation
for similar behavior, Austin said.
COLLEt
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CHARGE-12 words or lees
$.50 one Insertion
5.75 two insertions
$l.OO three insertions
Additional words-3 for s.os
' for each day of insertion
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 A.M
THE PRECEDING DAY
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FOR SALE
ONE BEDROOM 27 ft. Trailer in eAcel
knt. condition ; loented in (mkt spot on
Branch lid. Phone Al) 8-0415.
AERIAL COLT "200" Motorcycle. Call
Jot' AD X• 01711 after 7 p.m.
Int PONTIAC— radio, heater, automatic.
Will sell for bent offer. Cull Maury,
AI) 84021,
DINING TABLE. six chairs; light
with red upholstery on gents. Good shape.-
Price' $3ll. Call UN Ci-2102,
1J64 TRIUMPH Cob, 9 to 1 piston and
modified crams; recently vetch/at:ed.
Call Al) 8-0373.
FLOOR-LENGTII GOWN of white organdy
over pink taffeta. Worn once, size •9.
Call AU 8-9980.
DESKIii. DESKS, DESKS, Files. Chairs.
Shelving. Fur a complete selection of
new and used, at the lowest prices in
the slate see Equipment Manufacturers,
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PAO DECCA Miami Stereo Hi-Fi $65.
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Transiator Radio
one month old VO-26. Call UN 5-4503
1969 TiR3 TIZ Pil good con d ition
Write or call Hill Thompson, 401 E
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Tniumpil TR3, white, wire wheels,
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LATE 1969 MGA Coupe, excellent con
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TIIINK SMALL. Must part with my
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only incase.
FOR RENT
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate wed-
end fiCCOmnitylations for family and
friends. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany.
M. rnr A)) 7.7792 nr. AO
To avoid confusion before the
parade begins, he said. the floats
have been divided into three
categories and will arrive at three
different times at the starting
point on Curtin Road near Wag
ner.
Floats in the first category
(Colonization-1800)' should report
at 5:05 p.m. and should line up
on Curtin Road as near to Short
lidge Road as possible, he said.
Groups in the second cate
gory (1800-1900) should arrive
at 5:20 p.m. and line up behind
the first category, he said. The
third group (1900-Present)
should report at 5:35 p.m.
All floats must enter the forma-.
tion area by University Drive and!
should pull over to the right hand
side of Curtin Road, as far as. ,
possible, as soon as they are in
,position, he said.
Each category has been desig
nated by a color, Polishook said,
and these colors will be used to
identify the floats' position in the
parade. ' The first category has
been a . ! , signed blue, the second,
red and the third : Preen.
The Campus Patrol will en
'force certain parking and traffic
regulations .Friday night; Poli
hook said. These rules are:
'to No traffic will be allowed
along the parade route on campus
during the parade.
• Curtin Road from University
Drive to Shortlidge Road will be
closed to all traffic beginning at
5 p.m. •
•Parking along Shortlidge Road
will be prohibited from 5:30 p.m.
until the parade ends.
.Parking on Burrowes Road
from Pollock Road to College
Avenue will be prohibited from
5:30 p.m. until the parade• ends.
After the parade, all floats must
use University Drive and College
Avenue to return to the fraterni
ties, Polishook added,
Parade directors will be at the
starting point to give all instruc
tions, Polishook said. every
one simply follows directions and ,
arrives on time, the parade should'
be one of the best," he said.
;lAN CLAS
TOR.RENT
MODERN FURNISHED 3-mien aParDliOnl.
Metzger Building. Available .for June.
Call AI) 7-2851 after 5:00;
10-11EDROOM FRATERNITY House for
rent. Lnrge living quarters in good con
dition. AD 74412.
TWO MAN furnished efficiency apart
ment in Metzger Hui Wink. Excellent con
dition : kit6hen. For summer only. Stan,
UN 6-6772.
RESERVE A ROOM for the summer term'
now! Only one-half 'block from campus.
125 S. Pugh St. AD 7-3412.
PUDLIC-ADDRESS Amplifiers.
Great for Carnival. With mike, atmakern,
etc.. 8-20 walls, $B-616 per night. Cell
Ed. AD 8-6408.
ROOM AND BOARD for fall. Family idyls
meals. Rooms only for summer. Clean
and quiet. 243 S. Pugh St.
ONE 4-ROOM Apartment—sso. One small
efficiency apartment completely for
niabecl—s3o per month, Morning call AD
7-2207, Evening call FL 0-2800.
NEW TWO BEDROOM Duplex, available
for immediate occupancy. Centrally
located. CaHEederated Home and Mortgage
Company AD 8,5500.
WANTED
EIDERS WANTED from Pittsburgh to
State College on Friday and returning
to Pittsburgh on Sunday. Call 1 - lenry,
AD 84795.
DESPERATELY NEEDED ! Ride to Beth-
Irhem Friday, April 28. Call Sandy,
UN 5-090.
RIDE TO Philadelphia Friday. April 28
any time. Call Elaine UN 5-7902.
RIDE OR RIDERS from !Amniale for
Senior Ball weekend. Call Fred, AD
8-2747.
WANTED: INDIVIDUAL who cracked
LIBERTY BELL. Please report to "A
Xi Di?lt" or "Chi Phi."
SOMEONE WILLING In ent the he food
in town in return for services as waiter.
Al) 7-4332.
RIDE FROM — Ne;fork efi; -- for Wring
weekend. Col/ Arlene UN 54487.
DESPERATELY NEED Ride to NYC or
Philp., Friday, April 28. Call Vicki
UN 5-5207.
RIDE DESPERATELY Wanted to and
from Boston. Mother's Day weekend
Call Jeri Schwartz UN 6-2100.
USED HOOKS for Asian countries will be
collected in the dorms Saturday. Support
Soohomore Class Protect.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN.• STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Liberals Endorse
Three Candidates
(Continued from 'page one)
big thing is getting it started in
the, first place.
Robert Harrison, University
party candidate for president,
said he stands for strong govern
ment. He also emphasized the
University party platform.
Harrison denied that he had
backed down on the issue of the
student march to HarrMull. This
was never a party plank, he ex
plained.
If enough students are inter
ested in making the march it will
be conducted, Harrison said.
"Witmer said that if he were
elected vice president he would
consolidate student government
committee system. He said that
he would "sit at the top," of these
committees.
Jay Huffman, Campus party
candidate for vice president, said
that if he were elected he would
act as a liason between the stu
dents and the administration.
Miss Cavanagh emphasized that
she would push the executive
branch of student government
and make the secretary-treasurer
position stronger.
Mary Swed. Campus party can
didate for secretary-treasurer said
that she is a math major, knows
how to work with numbers and
has had the secretarial experience
necessary for the position, in ex
plaining why she felt qualified
for the position.
Track Summary
Mile-1. Moorhead, State; 2. Deardorff,
(State; 3. Norman, State, 4:12.2.
10D-1. Brown, State; 2. Go/was, Navy;
3. Prichard, Navy, :09.6.
220-1. Brown, State; 2. Cobras, Navy;
3. Metzgar. State, :20.8.
440-1. Metzgar, State; 2. Davies, State;
3. Bing, Navy, :98.9.
380-1. Miller, State: 2. Havey, Navy;
3. Lingley, Navy, 1:62,6,
Mile-1. Norman. State; 2. Fleming,
Nn'vy; 3. Heine, Navy, 9:14.8.
120 Highs-1. Shields, Navy; 2. Grant
ham, State; 3. Dumont, Navy, :14.0.
220 Lows-1. Grantham, Slate; 2. Shields,
'Navy; 3, Gaffney, Navy, :23.9.
Mile Relay- 7 -1. Penn State (Brown, Mil
ler, Metzgar, Davies) ; 2. Navy 3:14.6
Field Events
-Discus-1. Hart, Navy; 2. Musser, State;
3. Sage, Navy, 161-7 1 / 2 .
Nigh Jump--1. Wettstone. State: 2.
Campbell, State; 3. Thaxton, 6.5 1 / 2 .
Shot Put-1. Brown, Navy; 2. Mather,
Navy; 3. Hart, Navy, 64.2 1 / 2 .
Javelin-1, Curtice, Navy; 2. Schwab,
State; .Tozour, Navy, 20 6 -11%.
Broad Jump-1. Prichard, Navy: 2. S.
Thorell, Navy: 3. Grantham, State, 22-
104 i.
-Pole Vault-1. Tie between Nutt and
Rector, Navy; 3: Tie between Peters and
Beard, State, and Stratton, Navy, 13-1.
==l
IFIEDS
ti
PIANO PLAYER who plays by ear. Apply
Meyers Restaurant, 2 till 4.
DESPERATELY NEED ride to N.Y.O
Friday, April 28. Call Vicki, UN 5-8207
TYPING AND multilithing thesis reports.
etc. Reasonable sum. Call AD 74055.
FURNISHED APARTMENT has two male
graduate students. needs one more male
student. Within walking dittance of cam
pus. Phone Al) 8-1409 after 6:00 p.m.
LOST
BLACK' RIMMED glasses in white ense
with Spanish sketches on it. Lost Thurs
day in Willard or Pollock area. Please call
Louise, UN 6-8016.
MISCELLANEOUS
WAS DOLLY MADISON really making
Ice Cream wholesale? "White House
Scandal" tells all. Kappa Sigma-Alpha
Chi Rho.
ANYONE INTERESTED in taking EE 9
during summer please contact Lynn
Kiehl AD 11-2101 immediately.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL Society Student
Affiliate Meeting tomorrow, 7 p.m.,
103 Osmond. Officers elected, plant trip
sign-up, picnic discussion.
FOUR DIMENSIONS—open for bookings
May sth and the afternoon of May 6th.
Call Dart, AD 8-6718.
WHY DID Geo — rii 7 e --- 6r - o;1; - ?-- A. 2. McKee.
COMMUNION BREAKFAST Sunday, April
30, 10:30 a.m. HUB dining rooms A&B
tickets $1.25 at 207 Chapel. Sponsored
by Newman Club.
FOR STANDARD and Electric Typewriter
Rentals: complete typewriter repair
service: and all thesis typing supplies,
shop Nittany Office Equipment, 231 S.
Allen St. AD 8-6125.
NEED SPRING Clothes Shortened? Call
AD 8-2001, Marilynn. Straight skirts—
The or planted-51.00.
BOWL AND MEET your friends at down
town Dux Club. Public lanes—rates 32
cents. No waiting. 128 S. Pugh St.
TENNIS FANS—racket stringing and re•
pairs the No-Awl-Way by Hassinger.
Large selections of nylon or gut Prompt
service. Guaranteed satisfaction. University
Tennis Service, 514 E. Beaver Ave. Phone
AD 7-2316.
FIFER'S: Your one-stop mludo center on
Benner Pike. Guitars, banjos, complete
music line accessories. Open daily from
9$ except Wednesday. Pifer Music Center.
Phone EL .1544141.
WANTED
Bioncin Admits
Deliberately
Hitting -Batters
LOS ANGELES (R) Jiro
Brosnan, veteran relief pitcher for
the •Ciricinnfiti-Reds, says that on
occasion he. has been ordered to
hit a batter deliberately and has
done it.
This statement, by the National
League twirler Was carried in a
copyright Herald-Express story
yesterday by John B. Old.
Brosnan, asked if he had de
liberately hit a batter, replied: "I
have." Asked why, he said: "I
was told to."
Old asked: "Then managers,
upon occasion, do order their
pitchers to deliberately hit a bat
ter, but not with the idea of perm
anently injuring a player?"
"That's right," replied Bros
nan.
"Where do you try to hit them
—in the shoulder, hips or legs?"
he was asked.
"Usually at his back," said the
bespectacled Brosnan. "The worst
that could happen would be a
cracked rib, but I can't throw that
hard."
Three Canadians Named
To NHL All-Star Team
MONTREAL (IP)--Bernie (Boom
Boom) Geoffrion, who scored a
record-equaling 50 goals, and two
other members of the regular
season champion Montreal Cana
dians were named to the National
Hockey League's all-star team for
the 1960-61 season.
Geoffrion, a right winger, was
joined by teammates Jean Beli
veau, a center, and Doug Harvey,
a defenseman.
SUMMER HOUSING
Comfortable Rooms 1 / 2 block
from Campus may now be
reserved for the
summer ' term.
$5/Double $6/Single
Male Students Only
125 S. Pugh St. AD 73412
COLLEGE MEN
Part-Time Employment
15 Hours Per Week
Sales work for internationally known firm with offices in
every major city throughout the world. Local calls to
establish customers. Car furnished. Rapid advancement
offered on competitive basis. Careers in management
available to qualified students upon graduation. Must
have at least average grades. Working schedule will be
arranged to suit class and study schedule whenever
poisible.
CALL MR. RICHARDSON 9:30 A.M. to 2 P.M.
ADams 8.2051
SALARY $47 PER WEEK
TIM Educational Series
presents
"20th Century Presents"
TODAY .
12:30 d 1:00
6:30.1:00
HUB Assembly Hall
A Free Public Service by TIM
TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1961
• .
Golfers, Netters Win—
(Continued front page eleven)
Saturday for their only match
this week.
Singles ,
• Baker, 4P$), defeated Brown, 6-4, 6-2.
,Blanek, (PS), defeated O'Loughlin, '6-1,
7."
-5.
Rea (PS), defeated Mason. 6-4, 5-4.
McCartney, (PS), defeated Koehman,
6-2, 10-S.
Crag, (PS) J , defeated Glaser, 6-1, 6-2.
Coldren, (PS), defeated Martens, 0-0,
3-6, 6-6.
Summary
bermiu,(Pitt), defeated Morton, 2 up.
Rutherford, (I°S), defeated Snodgrass,
O and 2 .
B,.ul n a, (PS), defeated tong, 6 and 4.
Galleon, (PS), defeated Shorthouae, 6
and 5.
Miner, (PS), defeated VeselenY, IS and 5.
Swaim, (PS), defeated Hoffman, and 4.
Meredith, (PS), defeated Swanson, 5
and 3.