I?AG® FOUR Shortlidge Road Closed, Excavating Nearing Completion '.iSweaVation for one of the two lornmlanenit dormitories facing f'j'bHf.lMlge road is complete except (hr- one small wiing of the build irog, Top soil has been moved l to tfre north side of the project for ftf/une use in landscaping. Bollock toad extension leading onto Shortlidge road is cftased 1 to vdiiilcleb. “Shovels excavating tor new dlorimitories and 1 the Fol >■; >. ‘jk; mad: extension have joined, ►nuking the road impassable,” O. .urge W. Elbert, superintendent *nf grounds and buildings, explain ed; yesterday. Alii three cf the temporary of fil"eHcOassnoom units -being built b: iAveen ; Whiite anid Grangie Balls vrili'l have noofis on them by the eii'd' of the week. The structures ere aJhed'uled tor completion in ,V' i.ly and tor occupancy August 1. Will Students Romp With. Kites, Kiddies l!n CDT Contest? Whether students will- be al lowed to romtp with State College youngsters, and. townspeople in •the. Centre Daily Times K'ite-Fly lug. Tournament • scheduled to start Saturday, April 26, at 9 iun„ is the question officials are hying to decide. Box, hexagon and triangle kites Y.’ill be soaring above State Col lege- in wild .profusion, officials •Tear, if the contest is open to both community and College, and' the judges envision a veritable barrage of homemade kites shadowing the town-. Ourtis Gaylord, State College recreation, director, will meet to day with other officials to- decide ’whether students will be eligible or not. Prizes will he awarded the win ners of the competition, which will toe staged in' thre» events for age groups of 5 to 10' years, 11' to Pj years, and 'l6 years and up. The events include the largest ftying- kite,- the highest flying kite, end the kite making the best con struction and artistic appearance. (Continued from page one) 4.10 G-Kmga Doran. . Pearl Weston Xi Detlta APiplha Bpsiton Phi 3,18 I'fjiL'tMriy Cc-op and Annex .. 3.'111 Vun 'Pries Kiupipa Kappa Gamma Euvey House M'a.Uils' E'riS'pefJaneO'Us **• COMING SOON - THE OA..CLS!’ COLTJEG-lAH, STATE COLLEGE, PSNINIS'SWAiNIA CLASSIFIEDS All classified’ advertisements must be in by 4:30 p.m. day preceding issue. Prices are: 40c for one insertion. $l.OO. three insertions, 17 words or less. Call Collegian, 711. WlLfi BUY, TRADE or SELL your present car. State Coliege Motor Service. State College 743. SWIMMING instructor and su- ..".l™ 1 1 ■" pervisor lor summer camps; _ . . , should have senior Red Cross life Here, it is. . . New Walet Rack . . . saving certificate and car avail- only $l.OO. A new space saver for able. See A. L. Baker. 5 Dairy ~ .—==rj . you. Jiuislt bang it vn tlhe inisiidle or SMS: I oultisidie of yculr dioor and it will LOST—One pipe; Sterncrest, 14-k I- (provide extina space to hang you r gold band. Sentimental value. \l clothing. Hits ■smoothly—Hangs Reward. Call Juice. 2571._ |\JJ faim 6 to 8 heavy garments. Needs LOST —Alligator gabar’dine top- no nails or screws. Onde r one for LX turnt I need it! rtsiclk* *Wie Psy Posts^e. LOST Loose-leaf notebook be- [ # . e » j fore vacation;, contains semes- /kcJ/akwm P AV'n • PhllllDS Ol LOIlllOIl ter’s • notes. Flunking bluebooks JffgSgS&rH rj\> * w * like mad. Hal, 3946; Rm, 23. /'J JR&jC y W'j 301 EAST 21ST. ST. 1 7/ ’ \ ' NEW YORK, N. Y. ACT NOW—for that ride home. to recover lost possessions, to sell items, or to make announce- f \w(h@um yoiui sinro@lk© ' PHILIP MORRIS! CLEAN, FRESH, PURE Amieirim’s Of course the flavor's ALL yours-—' in every Philip Morris you smoke; all through the day! And here's I why > . , '( ;| There’s am important difference , in Philip Morris manufacture that j : makes Philip Morris taste better— ' 'smoke better—because it lets.the ! FULL FLAVOR come through for 1 your complete enjoyment— ciean c fresh, pure! . j I Try Philip Morris—you, too,, -will agree that Philip Morris h America's FINEST Cigarette! CALL FOR ments Classified Advertising will bring results. LOS T—Lady’s Parker Lifetime Pen, post office. Also, before va cation —lined pigskin gloves (nat ural). Call. Brady. 4444. SALE—One Tux. 39 long; excel lent cond i t i on; reasonably priced. Call 3971, ask for Low, Rm. 19. WILL person who found brown leather wallet please reutrn to Abram Bosler, phone 881. Reward. FOR SALE —Set of tails, size 36; excellent condition. Call Beut ner, 4*951. . COOKIES, sandwiches, punch. Frida Stern, 122 Irwin street; phone 4818 State College. FINEST Cigarette! j ILWAYS BETTER...BETTER'ALL WAYS RIDERS to Greensburg and vicin ity. Leaving Friday. 2:30 p.m.; return Sunday. Contact Bob Shipe,. 804 Windcrest. THE MID-WEEK Choral ..Sing will be held at Pi-K-A Wednes day. April 23. Refreshments 'will bo served. BIRTHDAY- cakes, wedding cakes, coffee cakes and other: cakes. Frida Stern. I®2 Irwin street; phone 4818 State ollege. LOST—Slide rule Tuesday, morn- ing in Eng. A. Finder please call 2668, ask for Don, or return to Student Union. LOST—Ladies’ blu e billfold with red trim in Creamery sales room, Friday. Liberal reward. Call Prof. Gjesdahl, ex. 54. «*^F*<fcJ£2“ , 3S: .Y, APRIL 117, 194 f CrjtiqufcAd Candidates AlTtfhbse interested in bedomin# (members bf the Critique ad stdfE are request edi to attend a dandl diart’es',.meeting in 9 Carnegie Hall at eiSOVdlodk tonight. . .. FOR SALE —35 mm. Mercury II camera 2.7 lens. Call Tom Mon aghan 4969. ■ WANTED Zeiss6x3o (binoculars or equivalent. Call 2238 eve- ■' FOR SALE—.I946 Chevrolet model oar radio, excellent condition. Call Ford 4402. Board lor a limited number ol people..:— break , at t K\. Marilyn Hall 317. E. Beaver Ave. Contact MRS. ELLEARD ON PREMISES ; ‘ 'p?. •••••ur.'-s
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