"BCE EIGHT
Committee lo Act
Jin Appropriations
Eecoraroendatiotis for the state
'fennial appropriations to the
Wiese wffl be made fcy the Sen
te'S Appropriations Committee
.tithizi “a week or so,” today said
enetar Leroy E Chapman (R
-foa-reid, chairman of the commit
x.
This statement came after a
meeting of the committee in which
President Ralph D. Hetzel stressed
ie need for increased College ex
penditures.
Appropriations of approximate
-7 $10,004,000 for ordinary oper
ting expenses, faculty salaries,
nd routine expenditures have
leea requested for the next bien
ium. Gov. Jaimes H. Duff in his
udget message to the General
assembly recently recommended
in $8,500,000 allotment.
Senator A. H. Letzler tR-Clear
teld) proposed this week a $6,000,-
00 supplementary appropriation
AH in addition to the regular lap
ropriations which the College
rill receive. This money would be
sed to construct both temporary
nd permanent housing’ for fac
ility memlbers and the student
■ody, and permanent construction
£ academic buildings.
Freshmen—
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3. As the land-grant college,
s enn State is committed to the
ervice of the educational needs
£ the Commonwealth as a whole.
“At the moment,” said Presi
lent Hetzel, “we hav e been dir
cted to complete the postponed
ducation of Pennsylvania’s vet
rans as quickly as possible.
Daylight Saving
Daylight Saving Time will
be observed by the College and
the Boro this summer. The
lime change will occur' at 2
o'clock Sunday morning when
clocks in State College will be
advanced one hour. Mail will,
however, arrive on E.S.T. Since
the change is at 2 a ■ coeds'
>hours will not be a. r
■to <*■ll
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HOUOM GBOOHO BIAOES ME MADE IN U.S.A.,
i,mmm sc.mm.um me nmui over
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. • PENNSYLVANIA
Stock Show—
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ager; James Work, assistant show
manager, William Salom, who
will explain the judging; Robert
Houston, beef cattle superinten
dent; Lee Woehling, sheep sup
erintendent; Francis Kirk, swine
superintendent; Art Whittier,
horse superintendent; Lynn
Christian, special features; Wayne
Kelly and Art Reese, publicity;
Carolyn Graham, awards; Jan.es
Shriver, decoration and Ann Bu
ganich, catalogue.
Th e College Armory was at one
time in th e basement of the old
dining room.
CLASSIFIEDS
All classified advertisements
must be in by 4:30 pjnl day
preceding issue. Prices are: 40c
for one insertion. $l.OO, three
insertions, 17 words or less. Call
Collegian, 711.
WANTED—Complete set of golf
clubs. Will pay reasonable price.
Call Jim, Greyhound Bus Station
after 6 p.m.
LOST—Parker 51 goldtop pencil.
Reward. Call Howard 4296.
when you smoke
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WILL BUY, TRADE or SELL'
your present car. State College
Motor Service. State College 743.
FOR SALE—I 942 Harley-Dav
idson ’45 motorcycle, just ov
erhauled. Also small house trailer.
Call Wilson 4951.
FOUR RIDERS wanted to Phila
delphia. Leaving Fri. 4:20. Re
turning Sun. late afternoon. Bob
Waldo 4953.
LOST—Grey gabardine topcoat.
Ground floor Sparks—Thurs
day afternoon. Call Wahl 2760.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
Quality Foods at
LOWEST PRICES
• MEATS • FRUITS i
• POULTRY • CANNED GOODS
• FRESH PRODUCE • SEA FOODS
COLLEGE FOOD MARKET
202 W. College Ave. Phone 4955
ALWAYS BETTER... BETTER ALL WAYS
PURE
WANTED Room for parents
Saturday night, May 10. Call
Fay, room 164 Atherton Hall.
LOST—Maroon Waterman foun
tain pen, Thursday, ,ih Rec Hall.
Call Sylvia 2647.
LOST Silk print head scarf,
brown background, between
Eng. A and Old Main.. Sentimen
tal value. Janie, 4425,
DELTA UPSILON will remain
open during th e summer ses
sion. To reserve room and board
call Ward 3939.
difference : n s * rette Kith an
Bu^iled^Tm7nenTfaCtUre -
Sf £°£e u,E *2. *be J? edic al
'- «££ lmok£T -SS SSSSStage
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1947
LOST—Black Shaffer pen.
ward. Call 414 Ath.
vss
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL of LAW
NEW YORK
THREE-YEAR DAY COURSE
FOUR YEAR EVENING COURSE
CO-EDUCATIONAL
Member Absii. of American Law Schools
Accredited College Degree
Required for Admission
Veterans of World War II who have com
pleted two years of college work toward
accredited degree may matriculate within
one year of honorable discharge.
Full transcript of record required
m every ease
FIRST YEAR CLASS BEGINS
September 29, 1947
For further information address
Registrar Fordham University
School of Law
302 Broadway, New Yolk 7, N. Y.