PAGE EIGHT CLASSIFIED SECTION 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. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Webster basic wire recording unit, in exchange for some type communication receiv er. Joe Lohman, Dorm 12, Rm. 2. 1947 Travelhome Trailer, perfect condition. Available immed iately. Call 4497 or 840. CIGARETTES $1.60 per carton, minimum 3 cartons, all brands. Send remittance to Kasso Mail Order, Paulsboro. N.J. TWICE-USED, ■ excellent condi tion 6’ 6” skis, clamps, alumi num poles. $30.00. Pat Highberg er, .419 Mac. WOMAN’S new leather sport coat, size 18, never worn, too small for owner. Call 2577. MAN’S three piece suit. Very good condition, size 38. Too small for owner. Height 5’ 11”. Call 2577. COMMERCIAL type gas range, eight burner, double oven. Call McLain 4957. LOST GREEN corduroy jacket with gold ring in pocket, in Home Ec Building. Call Phyllis 343 Ath Hall. ONE gren loose-leaf notebook. Very important. Call Nicki, 2018. - Tau Beta Pi Entertains at Banquet Tau Beta, national engineering honorary, will have a banquet and dinner dance at the Nittany Lion Inn at 5:45 p.m. tomorrow, following its initia tion ceremonies tomorrow after noon. Theodore Hissey, president, said the following thirty-one men will be initiated: Paul Adams, Preston Baustian, Herb ert Beckhard, Arthur Bernstein. Ray Boedecker, Richard Bower, David Briner, Lawrence Eber hart, John Ewald, Donald Fleish SAL LY'S FRESH CANS OF PRETZELS AND POTATO CHIPS PARTY PUNCH Phone 2373 COOK’S HOW FEATURE .. , \ V\^ Sea Food ( / Dinners i Bring your date in for dinner .. . 'C- 1 VjJA*.?!} she'll rave about our marvelous \k I CZHfeT '£>, fish dinners. V | Breakfasts J*p\ \\ Served from 7.00 every day ex- RHF If \ ' \ cept Sunday at 9.00. ‘ ||k t \ ' Open Evenings! Open until 11.00 every night ex cept Fridays and Saturdays until 12.00. — COOKS RESTAURANT ‘ WILL person who .took gabardine topcoat from Skellar Dec. 17 call 4179. I have yours. Dick. WANTED THREE RIDDES to Washington, D.C., Jan, 29. Call Bill Glenn, 3314 or Sig 6177. PASSENGERS to Wilices-Barre, leaving Jan. 26th or 27th in 1941 Chrysler with heater and radio. Cgll Al. Musrey at 2084. RIDE SOUTH, destination, Geor gia, leaving Jan. 31 or shortly afterwards. Call Ralph Temples 3991. FURNISHED or unfurnished apartment in State College de sired by student and wife. Oc cupancy immediately. Call Ex tension 143 ’til 5 p.m. SINGLE room wanted for Spring semester. Call Alousia 4862. MISCELLANEOUS A LITTLE SUNSHINE for you. College Grille, across from post office. Come get acquainted. Ser vice with a smile. GET your typing done reason ably. Manuscripts, thesis, etc. CaU State College 2864 after 6:30 p.m. LEAP YEAR Special—The Lion Studio offers three 5”x7” pho tos in oil colors for $5. This is your studio—student owned and student operated. The CLUB SKYTOP—every Fri day, Saturday and Sunday Dining, dancing and entertain ment for members and guests. er, Joseph Hnot, Jr., John Kell er. Charles Kenyon. Eugene Kline, Chester La Rue, Robert MaTkel, Joseph May, Jo seph Miller. Jr., G. Montgom ery Mitchell. William McLain. Virgil Neilly, Harold Richards. Donald Sands, Robert Saxe, John Scranz, Donald Smith, Thomas Stanziola, Douglas Turrell, Ed mund Van Deusen, John Wat kins, Robert Widder. The national Tau Beta Pi wom en’s badge will be awarded at the banquet to Mary Ilgren. senior aeronautical engineering. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Church Calendar University Baptist Church, cor ner of Nittany avenue and Bur rowes street. 5-7:30 p.m.. Sun day. supper and Roger Williams Fellowship. Rev. Robert Bads will lead an open discussion to answer questions asked by those attend ing the meeting. Young Friends Group. At the home of Helen Striedik. 199 Ridge avenue, a pot-luck supper will be held from 5-7:30 p.m., Sunday. Bring such items as bread, pickles, fruit, etc. For further information contact Larry Gara. 512 West Fos ter avenue, phone 2598. Hillel Foundation. 133 West Beaver avenue. 7:30 tonight. Sab bath Eve Services. Rabbi Benja min Kahn will deliver the ser mon. After the service, the choir will meet for rehearsal. Final diance of the fall smeester will be held from 9 to 12 Saturday night. Grace Lutheran Church, Col lege and Atherton avenues. 7:30 tonight, communion preparatory service. 7:00 tonight, swimming party at the Glennland pool. Be sure to havd your matriculation card. Ice skating at 8.15. Meet at the oh larch. 6:30 p.m.. Sunday. Ted Horner will speak and show slides of Finland. Wesley Foundation. 256 Bast College avenue. 8 o'clock tonight, hay ride or ice skating, depend ing on the weather. 9:30 a.m., Sunday, church school in the upper room: 10:45. morning serv ice. 6:30 p.m., Sunday evening vespers in the upper room. Dr. G. C. Weimer will speak on “If I Were in College Again.” 7:30 p.m.. Wesley Foundation in charge of evening worship. Dr, Weimer will speak on “A Four fold Challenge.” No Sunday sup pers will be held until Febru ary 8. Pick up your Collegian but don’t throw it away Until you’ve read the Want Ads for the day. AT PENN STATE Willard Fischer Agnew smokes CHESTERFIELDS WILLARD SAYS: ‘•Because of my heavy smok ing tendencies, there’s only one cigarette that satisfies my throat. It's 'ABC' for me.’ - A nation-wide survey shows Chesterfields are TOPS with College Students from coasi to-coast. Froth Old Mania All fraternities, sororities and independent organizations are asked to turn in the names of all those recently pinned, engaged, or married toy Saturday. No names will be accepted after this Wesley Hayride A moonlight hayride under the auspices of the Wesley Founda tion has been planned for 8 to night. All students are invited. Reservations can toe made by call ing 2163. In case the roadis are icy. a skating party will be held. Collegian There will • be an important meeting of the Junior Board. Edi torial Staff, in 8 Carnegie, 4:00 today. Editor Allan W. Ostar stated today. Druids Druids, sophomore men’s activ ities honorary, initiated 12 men in ceremonies Wednesday night. There will be a meeting for tooth old and nevy groups of the society in 410 Old Main at 7 Monday. New initiates are Edward Bel field. John Brukner. Herald Fahringer. Richard Fleming, Louis Gilbert, Michael Kurowski, Wil bert Lancaster. Theodore Lieto. Charles Margolf, James Maurey. William Morris, and Laird Rob ertson. THE CLASS OF ’4 8 PRESENTS "Sheepskin Serenade" Schwab Auditorium SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 PAUL GROVE BAND HANK GLASS, M.C. VIRGE NEILLY 3-BAR-3 BOYS PRUDY ROAT TALENT SHOW WINNER AND OTHERS Music-Singing-Dancing-Variety FRIDAY, JANUARY W, 1948 News Briefs SU Committee There will be a meeting of the Student Union Committee in 8 Carnegie. 2:30 Saturday. A new chairman will be elected. Faculty Luncheon Club Dr. Jatoir Shibli, professor of mathematics at the College, will speak on “The American Policy in the Middle East” at the Fac ulty Luncheon Club meeting at the Hotel State College on Mon day noon. Skull and Banes The Skull and Bones will, meet in 417 Old Main, 1:15 Saturday. Election of officers will take place. Alpha Tau Alpha Smoker The College Chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha, the Agricultural Edu cation national honorary society, will hold a smoker in the Aloha Zeta house at 2 Sunday afternoon. All members and Ag Ed stu dents are invited to attend this meeting, which is a preliminary to electing new members to the society. Hillel Party The last Hillel Foundation party for the fall semester, “The Final Fling.” will toe held at the Foun dation from 9 to 12 p.m. Saturday. There will be novelty entertain ment. refreshments and dancing. 2.15 P. M. ADELE YABLON FUZZY LOMADY GINNY GALLUP “COTTON BOWLERS'’ JIMMY AMBANDOS FREE
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