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CLASSIFIEDS
All classified ath ertisements
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.
FOR SALE
1941 DODGE business coupe,
good condition, good tire s,
heater. Call 3204 between 5: 30-
6:30.
1941 FORD V-8 coach, fully
equipped. Call 851 and ask for
Bonacci.
SAVE ON CIGARETTES. All
popular brands $1.60 per car
ton, postage prepaid. Minimum
order three cartons. Freshness
and delivery guaranteed. Send
remittance to Kasso Mail Order,
Paulsboro, N. J.
EIGHT adorable puppies, 6-
weeks old. German Shepherd
and Chow. Name own price. Call
3512.
ROOM AND BOARD
F 0 U R vacancies immediately,
room and board; block from
campus. First callers get them.
Call Lou, 2084.
WANTED
RIDE to Olean, N. Y., or vicinity
for Thanksgiving. Call Fine,
3989.
A PIANO. Apply box 403 State
College.
RIDE to Chicago for Thanksgiv
ing vacation; share expenses
and driving. Phone McMichael,
3987.
BETWEEN Keeler's and Electri
cal Engineering, man's brown
wallet containing valuables. Re
ward. Call 2450.
WOULD the person who picked
up grey covert topcoat outside
10 Spatks Nov. 15 please call
Laughner. 6914. Have yours.
BOTTOM half of Eversharp foun
tain pen. Call Frank Fekete
Phone 3191.
PERSON exchanging Covert top
coat 2nd Sparks call Howard
4332. Contained car keys, London
Ohio, label. Have yours.
MISCELLANEOUS
DURING Thanksgiving vacation
board your cat or dog. Dr.
Donahoe' Veterinary Hospital,
123 N. Barnard street; 4021.
WIN CASH PRIZES talented
students enter All-College tal
ent show. Sign up at Student
Union now.
EiEY, Quick! Pressing while you
wait. Expert alteration and re
pair work. Quick Press Shop,
Dry Cleaners.
CLOSING Notice. Get your shoes
repaired before you go home
for the recess. The shoe repair
shops of Kline & Hartsock, 113 S.
Pugh street, and L E. Kline, 153
S. Allen street, will be closed
when you return. (Closed from
November 29 until December 15.-
GET YOUR TYPING done rea
sonably. Manuscripts, theses,
etc. Call State College 2864 after
6:30 p.m.
ONE-HALF room for male stu
dent. 214 W. College.
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Dello, Sig Leads
Lion Suit Drive
A total of $57.40 has been col
lected toward a new suit for the
Lion. Delta Sigma Phi still leads
with a contribution of $7.40. An
estimated $5OO i s needed for a
oew suit.
Donations are needed if stu
dents are to see the Lion cavort
ing around the football field next
year. said John I 3 engalian, pres
ident of Druids, which is spon
soring the drive.
All ctudents are urged to drop
Pennies. nickels. and dimes in the
contribution boxes as they Pass.
added Benglian. This is in addi
tion to regular contributions from
organized groups.
Boxes are now in the Pollock
Circle and Nittany Dorm Dining
Commons. Student Union. Wind
crest Co-op and launries, Ather
ton Hall. Grange. Watts Hall. Ir
vin Hall. Jordan Hall, Cody Ma
nor. Locust Lane Lodge, New
College Diner. Cook's, the Corner
Room, and Graham's.
SANTA SAYS ..
everything,
or under
Your ChrbirrtaJ sree
CAN BE PURCHASED
STATE COLLEGE
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"THE DAILY COLLEGIAN"
ADVERTISING COLUMNS
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Foreign Students Engage
In International Festival
The first International Festival
on campus will be held in 304 Old
Main from 3-5 p.m. Sunday un
der the sponsorship of Commis
sion I of the Penn State Christian
Association.
Active participants in the af
fair will be 'students from Alba
nia. Bolivia. China. Hungary, In
dia. and South America. said
William Niering and Dorothy
Park. commission co-chatirMen.
William Stumpf will be master
of ceremonies.
Features of the program are
skiU. displays. and songs by the
foreign students. Refreshments
will also be served.
Miss Park said that the pri
mary purpose of the festival is to
afford the students a chance to
bevoine better acquainted with
these unofficial ambassadors.
What they take back home, she
added. will be the impressions
from contacts •made here.
Although it is unfortunate the
Program has to be this weekend.
she went on to say, it will give
those students remaining at school
something to do.
IN FRIENDLY
OFFERED TO YOU
BY THE STATE COLLEGE
MERCHANTS
COMING SOON-
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State Party—
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3000 sophomores cast ballots. No
violations of the elections code
were reprted.
President-elect Allen will be
installed at the All-College Cab
inet meeting which follows the
Thanksgiving vacation. He will
represent the sophomore class for
the remaiqnder of the fall semes
ter, and 'the entire spring semes
ter.
Vice-president Nancy Cray will
I cast the sophomore vote at Cabi
net meetings in case of the pres
ident's absence. Allen will call
and preside over all sophomore
class metings. He will receive
$lOO compensation.
Charles Beatty Jr.. secretary
treasurer. automatically becomes
a iinember. of Inter -Class Finance
Board. This group handles • all
class funds. Beatty will receive
$5O for his services.
Radio Station WMAJ
IN COOPERATION WITH
The Atlantic Refining Co.
ANNOUNCES THIS LIST OF
NEARBY STATIONS CARRYING
THE FOOTBALL BROADCAST OF THE
Pitt-Penn State Game
FROM THE PITT STADIUM
Sat. Afternoon
KDKA
WCHA
WJSW
WMRF
WHGB
Pittsburgh
Chambersburg
Altoona
Lewistown
Harrisburg
WMAJ has published this list of stations as a
service to the many listeners who would ordi
narily hear the play-by-play broadcast of the
game at 1450 on their radio dials. The station
is genuinely sorry it can't help chronicle this
history-making football battle, but hopes that
you will enjoy good listening elsewhere on
your radio dial when the Lion and Panther
clash at Pitt Stadium tomorow afternoon.
Radio Station WMAJ
TRANSPORTATION ANNOUNCEMENT
PENN STATE - PITT GAME
In order that Greyhound Lines can furnish
the necessary transportation facilities to Pitts
burgh, Penna., for the game, reservations
should be made with the purchase of your
tickets on all schedules leaving State College
Nov. 21 and 22. Reservations must be made not
later than 10 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20.
Ruses leave State College far Pittsburgh
1:08 A.M. 1:33 P.M.
6:38 A.M. 6:48 P.M.
All buses will leave from the Greyhound Post House
146 N. Atherton St.
FRIDAY, 107VIEMCBORR 91, le
College Official
Dies Suddenly
Fred S. Hanson Jr.. coordinate
of building maintenance and r ,
pair at the College. was foul
dead at his apartment yesterdE
morning.
Mr. Hanson became ill at wol
Wednesday and was assisted hat .
by fellow workers. He was four
1-'•y John D. Hart. the landlord I
the apartment.
A graduate of Dartmouth Co
lege. Hanson first began work i
the College's department
grounds and buildings in lNe.
Besides working for the Civ
Works Administration in the Cen
tral Pennsylvania area, he wz
employed in Massaehusetts. Geoi
gia and the Panama Canal Zon
in the construction and surveyin
field.
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