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CLASSIFIEDS AAUP Honors
Retiring Mein
WANTED: Person with car will
ing to teach two people to•ctrive.
Will pay reasonable sum. Call Hal,
4394 or Betty, 2753.
FOR SALE: One 1949 class ring,
size 5 1 / 2 , for fifteen dollars. If
interested, call Nancy. 2196.
LOST: Pair of AAF sun glasses
in brown leather case on cam
pus or Corner Room. Reward. Call
Carl. 4326.
LOST: TKE fraternity pin. Name
J. Fore is engraved on back.
Substantial reward. Cali Reich
ard, 4444.
LOST: One Parker 51. Finder
please call Van, 4402. Liberal
Reward.
LOST: Brown wallet, initials
P. M. W.. Saturday in vicinity
of Beaver Field. Reward. Call Pat
3935.
LOST: Lady's yellow go:d Elgin
watch with gold link band, be
tween Paterson Hall and Grange.
Call Norma, 3rd West, Grange.
Reward.
LOST: Brown leather wallet con-
taining cards and sum of mon
ey. Please call Woody, Collegian
office.
LOST OR STOLEN: Black zipper
notebook with an entire semes
ter's work in it. Lost near Dis
pensary. At least return the notes.
Call Polly, 3204. Reward.
LOST: Three strands of pearls in
between White Hall and 314
!Pugh street on. Wednesday night
Finder Please call Sallie, 4425. Re
ward.
LOST: Maroon and gold Parker
. 51 pencil. Initialed A. L. P. on
cap. Return to Student Union
Please. •
LOST: Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority pin. Will finder please
call Pat, Mac Hall, 2nd North.
WANTED: Ride to Philadelphia
ithi:►Friday. Leaving after 4 p.m.
Phone 4859 after 7 p.m. Ask for
Dave.
WILL PERSON who found blue
Waterman's fountain pen and
small black zipper purse please
calf 337 Atherton.
REWARD for return of black silk
collapsible umbrella, with black
and white border, missing since
May 14th. Telephone 2933.
EX-Gl's "SALUTE" magazine is
here. The civilian counterpart
of "YANK" magazine. Subscrip
tions, call 3977. Ask for Ed Aber
nethy.
Twenty-eight laculty members
who have retired or wiill retire
during the 11944-45 and 1945-46
terms were honored at a banquet
held at the Presbyterian Church
at .6:30 (Ago& Tuesday. The ban
quet was sponsored by the Amer
ican Association of University
Professors.
Those .who were honored and
their years of service are: Dr.
William A. Broyles, 25; Dr. Way
land F. ,Dunaway, 25; George R.
Green, 33; Charles L. Kinsloe.
3.7; Frank H. 'Koos, 13: Dr.
David F. 'McFarland, 25: Dr.
Charles F. Noll, 37.; Dr. Charles
C. Peters, '1(8; Dean Charies W.
Stoddart, 35; George J. Wurtl, 211;
Dean Stevenson W. Fletcher, 29;
Charles L. Allen, 23; Dr. Samuel
I. Bechdel, 32; and William R.
White, 38.
Others are Harold A. Everett,
24; and .Dr. Asa E. 'Martin, 31;
Dr, Jacdb Tanger, 30; Dr. Ernest
B. Forbes, 24; Dr. Arthur S. Hur
reit, 24; Clinton O. Cromer, - 25;
Roy IM. Decker, 30; Frank W.
Haller, 27; Raymond O'Donnell,
37; Dr. Francis J. TsChan, 21; ,
Harry N. Benkert, 23; Hatty R.
Dahlberg, 15; 'lvey 0. Sidelmann,
215; and Ethel B. 'Roderick, 25. .
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Ex-Gl's "Salute" Magazine is
there. The Civilian counterpart
of "Yank" Magazine. Subscrip
tions—Call 9977. Ask for Ed Ab
ernathy.
LOST: .011 , 1 PHI pin vicinity
West Women's Building. Ca:11
Happy 4332. Reward.
REWARD —Finder ;please return
blue Evershatup gen, gold top.
Lcst , between Sparks and Corner
Roam. Call Eddie 430.
LOST--In Corner Room: . Brawn
Ron Eon. lighter, Terry Daniel's
r:•ame engraved. Call Lute, Wo
man's 2nd West.
NOTICE—Going west atter 11-
nals? Can take passengers to
Texas - en route. Interested?. Call
2602. AsX !tor Lou.
LOST—Parker lountain , pen. Fin
der , please call Van, SPS House.
REWARD: Finder please return
blue Eversharp pen, gold top.
Lost between Sparks and Corner
Roam. Call Eddie, 4383.
THE COLLEGIAN
Researcher To Speak
To ACS at Lewisburg
M. H: Barnes, of the Linde Be-.
search Laboratories, will address
the Central Pennsylvania section
of the American Chemical So
ciety in Literature Auditorium,
Bucknell University, Lewisburg.
at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Barnes, who has done much in
the development of synthetic
sapphires, vitally needed during
the war, will discuss "Synthetic
Sapphires (Corundum) and Spi
nel."
From 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, the
Priestley Home and Museum at
Northumberl2nd will be open .to
visitors. The chemistry and chem
ical engineering laboratories at
Bucknell also will be open Tues
day afternoon and evening.
A dinner will be served at the
Reformed church in Lewisburg
at 6:45 p.m. and during the eve
ning lecture on the campus, Mrs.
Lester Kieft will hold open house
for the ladies at her home, 623
Market street, Lewisburg.
Memorial Day-1946
\i'dE /‘
F•RGEH iii
American Veferans
Committee
Centre County Chapter
Waygood-
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ner WTIO topped Phyllis Reigle loy a
38 votes. Forty-nine b a 110 ts
made Madelyn Bush secretary
treasurer defeating Mryna Hin
kel. Claire Parks will be the•new
intramural chairman:
. _
Pauline Globisch came out pn
top aver. both Josephine Bihl and
Yvonne Worrell to fill the post
of assistant intramural chairman.
Nancy Romig slid into the office
of sophomore repr es ent ative
when 86 ballots showed her win
over Aletha Potteiger.
Penn State Branch
. . . of the American Ceramic
Society .met iii 121 Mineral In
dustries at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
• Mr. Ralph Gery, president of 'the
Penn Sylvania Ceramics Society
and manager of ~the Glen Gory
Shale Brick Compsny, Harris
burg, Pa., presented a film.
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 194(3
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HATTER ' HASEAOASyIEM
WARNER BROTHERS . .
NITTANY
• TONIGHT AT 7 PM. •
"GAY CAVALIER"
with Gilbert Roland
• TOMORROW—ALL DAY •
THRILLING! EXCITING! •
"GOD'S . COUNTRY" •
in Breath-Taking Color
James Oliver Curwood's S# ) Fy
with
ROBERT LOWERY.
HELEN GILBERT •
Also: CARTOON - SERIAL
• MONDAY . NIGHT •
MYSTERY! ADVENTURE!
"THE DEVIL'S MASK"-;
Anita Louise --- Jim'llannen
• TUESDAY
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