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.All t-liissi!i<-.i advertisements
.uuisf bo in by 4:30 ti.in. day
proceeding issue. Prices arc: 40c
uir one insertion. Sl.ilH. three
insertions. IT wo'ds or less. Call
Collegian. 711.
—Mhvhl officers overcoat in
LOST-
O. ri. Building last Tuesday. Call
I.M. 4(i04. [lt's chilly ( >nt! Reward
WANTED Room. Apartment.
Fraternity for two students:
within five blocks off e: mpus.
Notify Collegian Office.
FOR SALE—.Men’s figure skates,
size 10-7 inch Hickory Skiis
I'.'ather trapping, poles. Must sell
Call Brown-4304.
U..OST—Chi Omega Surority pin
—reward, return to 219 Jordon
o,- call Nancy, 5051.
LOST —Man's plasUglas raincoat.
Saturday near entrance 'Beaver
Field, or in parking ground's near
by. .Reward if left at off'ce of
The Centre Daily Times.
ROOM—iHalf room, for male stu
dent. Near campus. Call 2590
after 5: ; 30.
LOST—One ipoeket stiderule in
front of Atherton tl-falt Friday
afternoon. Call 494,1.
WANTED —Four tickets to Penn
*&•/. ■. $ ■ *
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ROYAL DEMUTH
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
SPECIAL SREYHOUNB BUS SERVICE AGAIN
AVAILABLE T® PENN STATE STUDENTS
PENNSYLVANIA GREYHOUND LINES wish to announce to
studeris |ihat 'special buses will operate -from Slat e College,
November 27th, 1348 tc points on the Pittsburgh. Scranton, New
York Ciiy. and Philadelphia Divisions.
Reserve,lions ;fcr seats on the Special buses will be made with
the purchase cf your ticket, and should be made as‘far in,advance
as possible, but not later than 11:00 P.M. of November 26th. 1946.
Special buses will leav e from the Campus Parking Lot located
south cf the Recreation Building at 12:45 P.M.
For tickets and information call at )ih e GREYHOUND POST
HOUSE, 143 North Atherton Street. PHONE 4181.
'The Hi lie! Hour'
Tlie Hillcl Foundation begins
its second year of broadcasting
over radio station WMA.I tonight
at 7: :■{(). Tile program will drama
tize tiie story of lour chaplains,
in a production entitled “But For
Their Grace." directed by Noinv.i
Teilelbaum. The cast includes
Howard Back, Martin Brill, Port
man Paget. Floyd Selbst. Stanley
Siegel, and Jerome Si thin.
State-Navy game. Call Marboe.
College Extension JUT or +222
alter 5 pun.
RESERVE PILOTS! —Can 'lake
'passengers to Hi r r i\.s b u r/g
for Avm'v 64 physical. Call Coll
Eble. 261)2.
FOR SALE—White shoe Canadian
Club 'figure skates, size !’>. worn
four times. SkO. 614 South 'Pugh.
BARGAIN lor Student - Sale
oT Electromatic Typewriter.
Cull 2831.
EXCELLENT ROOM available
for graduate student. Former
occup'an'l vacated to Univer
sity Club. Call A. S. Gow, Uni
versity Club, 6:00 p.m.
WHO 'HAS my Botany "500"
grey covert cloth topcoat?
Missing from the Delta. Chi
House Saturday night. Call
Woody 2602.
WANTED Passengers to Navy
game. Transportation by 'plane
315.00 round trip. Call Joyce
4269.
FOR SATIE Swiss watches,
Congincs. Omegas, ethers. In
cut ire Morton Schwartxinann, 122
North Gill, after 7 p.m. Tel 2202.
WANTED Men interested in
doing general housework in
exchange for meals. Call Eddie
Webb. 3945.
FOR SALE —4932 Ford VO cabrio
let, excellent condition. Call
Gould, Dorm 4. Pollock Cirle
alter 6.
LOST Small lour months old
pup. Black, white paws and
throat. Reiwarcl. 'See William
But.’/., J)01 JWindcrejt.
HIDE WANTED to Baltimore
Friday afternoon. Call Gordon,
2‘o'3‘3 after 0 p.m. Will help with
expenses.
REWAiRD —For two strand 1 gold
snake chain bracelet which was
lost. Call Ellen 41171.
GAMMA PHI BETA sorority pin
lost Saturday afternoon. Call
Till extension 247 J. _
FOUiND—ait Bearer Field Satm-
S a tin-day a Vanßoy pipe. Own
er may receive same at 702 Trailer
camp. _
WANTED Tickets for Penn
'State-Navy game. Call 4363.
Ask tor Audrey or_C>eorgia.
LOST—Gabardine top coat with
g'lcyes in pocket. Also Stetson
hat, initials CJG. Taken by mis
take from Phi Kappa Tau. Sat
urday. Griswold 27'fiO.
#1
’i
LOST—IIO o'clock- yesterday be
tween Engineering F and
Sparks, IB enr us ladies wrist watch
Call 2369. ißcward.
WILL PERSON who took the
the white scarf with a stencil
ed Pennsylvania ‘Dutch design
trom Ladies rest room. '2nd floor
Old Main last Friday please .re
turn to Student Union desk.
! FOR SALE 'Remette portable
; typewriter, good condition. Al
| so Sunbeam electric razor. Phone
3304.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLtiGE, PENNSYLVANIA
! Cabinet Hears Report
(Continued from u age one)
zel had brought the matter up at
the June meeting of the College's
board of trustees, but that no fur
ther action had been taken by
the board on it. Miss Ratehlord
was asked to request President
I-letzel to reopen the matter at
the December meeting of trustees.
Plans and specifications, to
gether with a proposed location,
tor a permanent outdoor bulletin
board have been completed by the
Grounds and Buildings Depart
ment. Russell Smiley said that
they have been sent to the office
of Samuel K. Hostetter, assistant
to the College president in charge
oL' finance. Smiley said that he
would have more complete infor
mation for Cabinet at its next
meeting.
Edward Koval, representing
Pollock Circle, read a petition re
questing that a. Cabinet represent
ative be delegated to sit in on
meetings of the Pollock Circle
Council, so that Cabinet may de
cide whether Pollock Circle is en
titled to cabinet membership.
Foote said that someone will be
appointed by cabinet to attend the
meetings.
Class presidents James Shee
han, Eugene Fulmer, and Richard
Sarge reported on attendance at
the first class meetings of the
semester.
Mary Lou Waygood proposed,
on behalf of Senate, that a sugges
tion box be placed at the Student
Union desk in Old Main so that
students could inform student
governing bodies of their sugges
tions for improvements, criti
cisms. etc. A committee from Cab
inet, she explained, could go
through the box, sorting the sug
gestions and forwarding them to
the proper group, whether All-
College Cabinet or WSGA.
The proposal was tabled, but
Foote appointed a committee con
sisting of himself, Miss Waygood,
and the class presidents to con
sider the matter.
Foote pointed out to Cabinet
that 201 Old Main will be the
body’s permanent meeting place
in the future. Cabinet agreed
unanimously to continue meeting
at 8 o’clock Thursday nights.
Following adjournment, the
meeting was thrown open to vis
iting Bucknell University stu
dents who asked Questions about
Cabinet's powers and methods of
conducting business. Tin* five
Buckncil students represented
their school's WSGA. Senate, and
Student-Faculty Congress. They
were accompanied by Buckneil's
Dean of Men, Malcolm Musser.
College Plans
Reading Series
The College Library announced
today its 15th series of Wednes
day Readings will begin Nov. 20.
'Header's Choice” will be the
theme of the open meetings which
will be held in Room 402, Central
Library at 4:20 p. m. Wednesday.
'Robert E. Galbraith, Faculty
Counselor of Veterans, will open
the scries. His choice will be from
the writings of Ludwig Bemel
mans.
Other readings will be .given by
Dr. Robert E. Dengler, Dec. 4.
Mrs. A. W. Gauger, Dec. 11. Dr.
Harold E. Dickson, Jan. 8, Dr. M.
(R Traibue, Jan. 15 and Miss Paul
ine Locklin, Jan. 22.
Students, faculty .members, and
townspeople are invited.
The PENN STATE CLASS RING
For Men and Women
by BALFOUR
"A Tradition at Penn State for a
, Quarter-Century"
Balfour’s State College Office
Located in
THE ATHLETIC STORE
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1040
Homo attendance at 'Penn
State’s four football games top
ped 60.000 for the first time in
twenty years.
NOW AT WARNER THEATRES
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