)'AGilf, FOUR.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
DO YOU KNOW who moved the
picture on the wii , 1.1.? Call me at
ld9. I am going mad. Mrs.
Maninghani.
WINDICREST RESIDENTS In
sure personal property against
fire and windstorm losses. Walter
ISt:Clair, agent UM Windcrest.
OST— 2 — Z.P;;T: — ii. : aternity pins
over weekend. Reward. Finders
call 2313, ask. for Mary or Al.
WTAII4 - 'rED--tßide
Friday, 'November Ist, after 6
p.m. .Call Lee, 4651.
*ANTED —Ride to New York
Friday, Nov. 8. Return Sunday
evening. O'Grady, Bidg. 10, Room
19, 'Pollock Circle.
losr—G6l7d ring with blue stone
Call Malley, UN.
TUNING—Iby Jinx Falken
burg, Chi Phi, Phone 4332.
Longines Wrist
'Watch, lost 'vicinity Hort Bldg,
rriday. Finder - please 'return Stu
dent .Union, - Old Main. : .' ' . ' "
I'OR SALE,--Aircraft P-T 23. Good
condition. Contact Kretzer 313,1.
FOR,. SALE—Camera roll film.
Wholesale rates. Call Michael
korenzo, 2252. .
WANTED TO SWAP-30-30 Win
chester for 12 or 16 ga. pump
gun. Dick, AGIFt, Phone 3181.
DRESSES, gowns, sweaters, skirts,
size 14-,16. Excellent qu'ality,
coalition. Call KIRT, 3935, after
C p.m.
X.4C)ikl-- , lndia goat leather wallet,
Alumni weekend. Reward. Call
Al Petrosky, Alpha Sigma Phi,
2261
PR IC STILL LOOKING for that
Silver bird pin. Lost Saturday
in• Section M. Call 24 Ath.
WiAkTDD—Veterans desire apart
ment for semester beginning
losdbruary 1947. Willing to pay
substantial price. Call. Dave, 4903.
liaST—Waltet containing import
ant papers between Pugh and
tratlor camp on College Avenue.
keturn to Student Union. Reward.
DOOM—Pollock Circle deducted
rate avail , able 29 Octciber. Con
tact Greene, Dorm it, Room 9, or
Johnson 3468.
3 , /53T—Bfack Parker Ladies Pen,
vicinity New Physics Monday.
Yiader please return Student Un
ion, Old Main.
W AiNTED—Rides to all sections of
Penna. next Monday and 'rues
ci.fiy, :November 4 and 5. If you
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"If I had lily way." said Philip tionary war, a film of the whole
Mannino, technician iii the Audio- thing would be welcomed by the
Visual Aids Library of the Col- students. Then they can see and
lege, "kids would never play hear it at the same time.
hookey again."
"Under my system they would
go to school and sit and watch
movies all day long. Hum Fish
burn or Frank Gullo would teach
the daily music lesson; Dr. Her
man, the history lesson; and Dr.
Jones or Dor. Davis the lesson in
health. Bab Higgins would show
them how to forward pass.
"Teaching as it is today is too
formal and dry. Instead of two
or three chapters on the Revolu-
Allentown
have room for passengers, con
tact Collegian office 711. Help get
out the vote on Election Day, No
vember 5!
FOR SALE-13rown Chesterfield
boat. Good condition. 100 per
cent wool. Size 14. Very reason
able. Contact Virginia—ext. 864.
WILL the gentleman who loaned
me his fountain pen in the
bursar's office at noon Wednes
day, October 23, please
_contact
me at Pollock Circle, Dorm 9,
Room 16, and identify same.
LOST--Gold ring with Tiffany
setting. Liberal reward. Call 217
Women's Building.
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"Newsreels of important daily
historical events can be had in
the schools only days after they
happen instead of the years it
takes to get into the textbooks.
`Many good films are being
made on geography, and, if prop
erly used in the school room, the
Mississippi river, instead of be
ing just a six-inch line on a page,
would •be a living thing that would
bring a new experience to the
"Even Arithmetic, one of the sub
jects that most students hate, can
be taught by films. A film titled
"Four" has just been released.
Any primary child who sees this
film will never forget what four
is, because it is acted out and
explained. The same can be done
with fractions and other hard to
understand Arithmetic facts.
"TwO new films just recently
released, 'Charm and Personality'
and Dinner Party', will help
many bashful high school boys
and girls to overcome self-con
sciousness.
"When films are used properly,
they will bring to the pupil a
never to be forgotten lesson. Wh
when you smoke
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Cigarette!
ROTC Men To Take Test
The members of the advanced
Army R. 0. T. C. 'who are tak
ing, the competitive examina
tion are asked' to meet in 3 Car
negie Hall at 7 o'clock tonight.
Those men who have finfshed
the drill part of the examina
tion will be given a personal
interview, and those who have
n't taken the drill will Make it
at this tine.
In order to maintain beautiful
lawns under adverse conditions
common to all College campuses,
it is necessary to follow an exten
sive maintainance schedule.
can tech a less on the Atom
Bomb better than the film that has
just been released by the War
Department? There is no better
way to teach that war destroys
than to show the many films that
the Signal Corps' Wok during the
war—films taken right on the
scene.
"Films will mlake school a place
students will really enjoy.
SITUATION 'WANTED
Man and wife desires work with room- and toad. Cooking and
general. work. Have managed! .
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946
Choose Co-op Directors
Residents of Windcrest, at a
mass meeting Thursday night,
chose a board of directors for the
trailer community's forthcoming
co-op store. Til e board consists of
Howard Beaver, Claude Butler,
Thomas Crawford, William G.
LOcke, William Rider, Mrs. R. J.
Rudy, and Howard Sparks.
THEY'RE SELLING LIKE
HOT CAKES—SO ORDER
YOURS NOW
Crompton Corduroy.
• COLLEGE COAT
Regular $25,00 Value
513.50
Brown •or Tan—Sizes 34412'
Fully lined-3 button model.
Send check or money order . , We
pay-- delivery charges. Money
back guarantee. '
PHILLIPS OF LONDON.
420 W. 24th St., N.Y.C.