TUESDAY. MAY 1. 1962 I 1 H Skits Highlight Carnival ?Let Collegian Classifieds Woik fooi- YOU , , By KAY MILLS ! shellacking during amorous ad- Little accidents unknown to the. and JOAN HARTMAN f ventures in "Thighland." !customers out front also went on. 1- - ' ' The Carnival came complete behind scenes. One group's elec-' Marked by madcap music andlwith its usual lost children, sw i r l s trical system went haywire, as milling masses, the 1962 Sprint , m Spring o f cotton candy and Ferris wheelsoke and sparks flew' from the Week Carnival "twisted" its war,rides. Costumed performers . tour - tent . However , one brave soul into history Saturday night. , ; ing the grounds gave the evening:pulled the plug and an electrical ' An estimated 10,000 people an added air of the " carn i va Lly-minded person fixed the short. thronged' to the new intramural And the show went on. fields near Beaver Stadinm to' seiel . Don't tell me' ou can't twist OTHER MINOR problems in bootgs by fraternities, sororitiest t • - • o any kind of music.' one coed eluded one lost contact lens, one and :residence hall groups depict-i sa • • ici, while passing by several gash on the leg, one near-fall from ing the carnival's theme "Wide, 'Wide World." - . 1 ! booths ! where similar dances were.the stage and several missed cues. • ! done to different music.' World trouble spots and plena- -. I Nevertheless, the shows went mil i ire placeg were advertised,: by! BEHIND THE SCENES , per-;and on. A few groups with shoiter booth facades and by , innumer-Lformers left their tents after theishows estimated the number of able daheing coeds as lures fOrishow to grab sne-cones, soft performances at about 30 during "the greatest show on earth." i !drinks or water and a few quick ; drags on a cigarette. I INSIDE THE CARNIVAL tent.c. ticket-carrying customers could; Spring Week chairmen sat be- mai." many people spent yester, see the yellow yetti (a, not-sp. - hind their tents hoarding piles of day rehashing the carnival, hob. l abominable snowman) or Jack purple and yellow tickets and bling from stiff muscles and' start. Paar in Castro's Cuba. Campus gloatingly counted them as if they . ing to study for the first time in personalities also took a satiric'weze gold. several days. . • • .Thr e e Soror s t r es Ribbon 12 Coeds Twelve coedS have_ been rib boned this term ~b y' the three sororities 'granted permission by the ,Panhellenic Council _to hold Open bidding until the end of the year.' . Ribbonees of the groups still participating in the program are• Alpha Kappa Alpha:, Pat Liicas, Julie Cromite, Consuela Miller and Jeannette Floyd. Delta Sigma Theta: Carol All ford, Willa Thomas. Patricia Aleic ander and Joanne Cobb. Sigma Sigma Sigma: Helen De lano, Mary Lee Hobbs, Barbara Orvis and Lois Worth. ' • wh ich The open bidding period, ic has been in effect since the close . of formal, rush in ,January, was 'closed for all other s - ororities. by Panhel 'on' April 17. •These three sororities, howeVer, .are still eligible to issue bids Uh der'-7a Panhel ruling earlier this year which stated that sororities with a membership below -.35 would be allowed to continue open bidding until the end of year. • 333 EUROPE HOTELS. then !fa European cities in !19 countries cowered in handy list of 253 low & medium priced hotels for the footloose' but • budttet.tound stuelest. Prices. address, etc. Useful as tour sup plement. DI a jar tourist citks Phis color ful smeller tcnem & resorts popular with Europeans. Fits pocket er purse and• can pave you . many times its cost Send 31 toi Ben 'Voyage late. Bay 24684—U Lai Aagillea 24, Cal. 6 cee4Pors b a ells Pa r....,...,-„:, ...... , : „ ...:::.:: , ::: . ::: - : - : , : . :-:-::-:-:•2'4.4. 4 • A NU51....--...-.. :.......7............ ............ ai. ...„ . ......-.- •••,- ...,----r ....,.......,.. .. ..... ..:..._. ._.• ... .... .---i.:,-E,--.--::::- • --.,,,,,-..-....., . . Z., : 1 . ...." . ............ --.0:: • iiii ...... ' . . WAS • 40aidl 12. ? c • ' „),#. iiike i 1 •.. PROMOTION STAFF MEETING, 129 Sackett 6:30 p.m. Be Promo THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA Narcotics Commissioner Parallels Controls to Disarmament Attempts The United Nations' activities impose penalties on those coup dealing with the international tries breaking the law, he ex control of narcotics somewhat plained, parallel the recently attempted . Commenting on Russia's co disarmament controls, Harry J. operation with the UN in dealing: Anslinger, U.S. Commissioner of with the narcotics problem. An-: arcotics. said yesterday, at the stinger „said,. "Russia has always' Faculty Luncheon Club meeting. .been with us on this problem." In his talk.'"lnternational Con- The Soviet Union has sent rep-. ttol of Narcotics," Anslinger said resentatives to' all the meetings that the UN has set up agencies to and conferences held at Geneva, deal with both international prob- he added. lems. ' NOTING THE problem of ad- A system. of inspection by invi- diction in the United States, An tation, under consideration by the . slinger said there are approxi disarmaiiient committees, has also matel4o.ooo addicts with New been included in the laws regard- York City containing almost 45 ing international narcotics control. - per cent o f that number. he said. , Preceding Anslinger's 'f a 1 k, THE FOUR regulatory bodies:Ralph W. _ McComb. University set up to handle the narcotics librarian, was presented With a, problem set limits on the produc:check from some of Anslinger's tion of narcotics, control the dis- friends for the "proper arrange- : tribution of the drugs, regulate ment" and "care" of the Angling the importing and exporting orer collection on, narcotics at the Inarcotics among countries and Pattee Library. You CAN WIN -Admiral STEREO THEATRE COMBINATION (See Prizes at G. C. MURPHY STORE 127 S. Allen StreeL Stata,Colligo. Pa.) ----r SAVE THESE PACKS RULE • All Student Grouts eta enter • Who wino: Student grrrip: fraternity. or dormitory submitting the greatest number of packs per-capita. Far summate Group A ronsistirrir of 10 members . n 4 tu Maw is 10.•00 packages, a 1.060 packager per StilatlPlMl sau ld be Ile clawed the wiener ire). GraLp b consirting.of 20 members turning in 10.0001 . packager. or Pet pAr stucter.t. First sod a.rerittl prise hilt be award...eh* the group titraing ia_ the first mad seeariti largest numbers ert peeks per-caprta. resgsecthrel7. • Only Ludo , Strike, Purl Malt, and Dual filter Tarrytint 'packs are•pt'd. • po c ks wont be bountt toteth.► rifle string in bandies nt trenty sag licenge name mutt be wrttt.n on imprinte‘ on the bee* rif tie package. • a: All packs laresmast lk prirgarrty of tha A ,alaTirsbn Tamers Ca. Winners will is Iwtifue4 after elan of contest. • In neat of tie, an additional. frivol/or, tie-breaking nonitest will be beta at w►irb time tie 'troop ea►raittto• theArresteut number of puts yer-capita will be determined the winner. • EnTly peek* salt he returned at A. "'COLLEGIAN"' OFIFICE timasseint et Sackett) on WEDNESDAY. MAT 23. Ina. sm." 1 :4041 p.m. to IP.m. lia **AA 16* annirgotc4 after this time. REMEMBER: CONTEST CLOSES 5 P.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1962 23" TY * "NS " "I" MO LIMO ~ PLUS newSTEREO FM RADIO SECOND PRIZE "Inlerludmr STEREO HI-FI 4-Speed Portable PHONOGRAPH MM.... , • f Tareyto7l i t..E 1.; ,•. .1 Vu .44 ak nun ;17:: ir SUNDAY MAY 13th is "MOTHER'S DAY " Because she loves nice things . • . MOTHER WILL LOVE HER GIFT FROM DANKS & CO. Dank* & Co. is One Big Gift Box of Gift Ideas for Mother! You'll enjoy,, value and variety. pleasant shopping, pleasing service when you shop at Danks & Co. for Ivtother's Day and ovary day. FREE GIFT WRAPPING SERVICE FOR 'MOTHER'S DAY - • • All Danks & Co. Mother's Day Gifts will be attractively packaged and wrapped—box. paper and ribbon at No Extra Cast. We will wrap your Gifts for Mailing, toil! • STATE COLLEGE • r - Miss Marts Gay of Puerto Rico Passing the A gore window recently, I was flushed with embarrassment on noticing the donated "gifts" to Miss -Penn State., Why weren't more stores solicited (we weren't!) compared to - previous years, The f!ew gifts proffered certainly demand some explanationi The oft heard lament o n the demise of quality' in sororities as of late has piqbed us sufficiently to mike mention of it. We concur with the above. Standards have either been lowered or by passed. One cause is the nottceabie increase in sorority size The reasons are several It is economically favotable . if not downright plea • to both the University and Sorority national—to crease the group size. • Obviously, when quantity is both a factor of ores and economics quality musi,lherefore suffer. AND IT HAS' And so has the original function of the sorority you're riot going to.decrease your sire because of Ithis or any other column. The race is too far in progress and precedents, regardless of their implications{ are' difficult to stem. So this is our deed for the day and if it - merely itiri up some stodgy grey matter into conio...cture . . . , it! has served its purpose well. . .ve do have an opening for ooe more fraternity composite •kith the exception of three or - four groups PAGE THREE r rt-lniVArraretrrrt _ —bill colemin EMS
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