TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1948
CLASSIFIEDS
WILL PERSON who swapped topcoat in
Electric Diner on Wednesday, March 24.
please contact J. Hilman, 840.
PERSON who took grey gaberdine top
coat outside 140 Temp. Sat.. Mar. 20.
call Dick, 4982. I have yours.
DROWN RAINCOAT, &elan, large, swap.
Ped at TUB Tuesday night before vaca
tion. Have yours. Call Jones 6912. or
leave at Student Union.
SOMEWHERE on campus. Girl's 1948
Penn State class ring. Ruby. Initials
MJM. Reward. Call Mandy, 301 Atherton.
A Foreign Student's Fight For
Vuication-Life-Depends On $2.
Will You Back These Three Goals of
Penn State's 1948 WSSF Campaign
WSSF Is International, Interracial,
Non-Sectarian, Non-Political.
WSSF is sponsored by the National Intercol
legiate Christian Council, the University
Commission of the Council of Church Boards
of Education, the Interseminary Movement,
the Student Volunteer Movement, the Pro
visional Committee of the International Stu
dent Service, U.S.A., and B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundations at American Universities, and
the National Federation of Newman Clubs.
WSSF is the American fund-raising organi
zation that joins students in 18 other nations
who, through World Student Relief, aid col
leagues i n less fortunate circumstances.
N.S.A. has named WSSF its most urgent
project.
Contributions of Students and Fac
ulty at representative American
college campuses have ranged
from $5OOO to $45,000. Average
per capita contributions have ex
ceeded $lO on many campuses.
Bill Bemus
Rusty Brannaka
Dave Binns
Bob Stilled.
Dick Serge
Bob Laughry
Vincent Bassett
Bruce Moen
Bob Wine
Bob Harriso n
George Van Artsdala.►
Johnny Griffith
Bob Weaver
Bill Bemus
Bob Bemus
Harry Shute
Ray Caton
John Hunter
Joh n Zora
Gil Chubb
Ed Hinkle
Bill Marshall
OPERATION
WILL PERSON who picked up wrong
raincoat from rack near 18 Sparks call
2727. I have yours.
WILL PERSON who swapped gabardine
coat at the American Legion evening
of March 24 please call Don 4637.
WATERMAN gold and black fountain
pen between Carnegie and College Ave.,
Wednesday. Call Al Sakavich, 8931. Re
ward.
FRI.--GLASSES with natural frames
without case. Please call Geihart 4021.
FOR SALE
HOUSE TRAILER, 27 ft, 8-room Zim-
mer. Choice of built-in nursery or sec
ond bed. Telephone 6102 or visit 824-B
Wincrest before 9 p.m.
Bob Marshall
Nick Holowatch
Jack Peck
William Lange
Jim Rockwell
Loroy Rittenhouse
Harry McKeon
George Hotchkiss
Leonard Kleinman
Bob Lindy
Richard Pulling
Craig Elliott
Jack Simpson
Jim Zbyaski
As Berger
Harry Wylie
Jack Ernst
Skip Ritz
Dick James
Dick Forbes
Bill Waag
Dean Harrison
THE RETAIL DIVISION of the STATE COLLEGE COMMERCE CLUB and THE
DAILY COLLEGIAN CO-OPERATED TO MAK E THIS MESSAGE POSSIBLE.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
JAMERA—Perfex 65 f 2.8 lens. range
finder, carrying case; perfect condition
Speeds to 1-1200 sec. Call Bob 8226.
1140 PLYMOUTH COUPE—Good condtion,
13$ S. Frazier St., ask for Kienholz.
REVERSIBLE RAINCOAT, blue wool and
gabardine, size 87. Good condition. Call
Rusty. 4272. 1
REASONABLE 1941 Hudson 2-door.
Four new tires, good paint. clean, motor
overhauled. Call College 62J.
1928 INDIAN motorcycle, excellent condi
tion ; completely rebuilt motor, new sad
dle bags and paint job. Call Chuck, 8477.
REMINGTON Standard Model Typewriter
reasonably priced. Bill Shultz. 317 E.
Beaver, Marilyn Hall.
• CREATION OF A HOSPITAL WARD at BOMBAY UNIVERSITY In INDIA. 1
•TWO MONTH'S CARE of 14 REFUGEE EUROPEAN STUDENTS at a TU
BERCULAR SANATORIUM in SWEDEN.
• FOOD and MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR EMERGENCY USE WHEREVER WSSF
OFFICIALS BY PERSONAL INSPECTION and SUPERVISION FIND IMMEDIATE
LY Illt*rclitA MAT MUDS.
Netuiy /Lula a mama' foreign stuuents will lose their figint for eduoation without the help at
Loperatums burtivai on American cuilege campuses. inueeu, some at wen- oyes are priced as low
as 4.2. Their nee are simple, desperate. We wno have signed this message want to help them by
ieituig you know now precious to them your dollar contributions may prove. We believe the lives
and individual thinking of foreign students are a desperate requirement of a humane and moral
world. We suspect the significance of their strength in future crises of world survival. We see
them as our kind of people—students determined to live more fully through individual study.
On our campus, living remains substantially the same despite history's most devastating war.
But for the factor of geography we—you—could badly need a dollar for tubercular treatment, a sec
ond meal per day, or a mattress to sleep on.
Operation Survival will be Penn State's immediate reply to the immediate needs of fellow stu
dents fighting for their education and lives. Next Saturday the report of our success will be flashed
through WSSF headquarter s in Geneva to some o f the specific groups of students wh o are to be the
beneficiaries of our aid. Within the year Pen n State will be told precisely how money donated here
has ben used to fight the battle of world student need.
you remember that your dollar may mean
One night this week one of us will call on y o u. Will
despair to a foreign student wh o has earned the
the difference between toalth and hope and utter
right to live and hope in our world. Give with the hundreds of us whose names you read be
low ... give generously. Each of your dollars will do the work of from three to ten through WSSF.
Lewis Bagoly
Claude Kissin
S. I. Levy
Reed West
Elmer Bauer
George Erold
Fred Erold
Ray Dieterich
Ralph Lewis
Jim Montgomery
Bill Piper
Ed Handford
Joe Shearon
Tom Rafferty
Bob Eggerton
Paul Farrell
Hal Singlett,.
Harry Bink
Dave Frankenfield
George Tiers
Ray Robinson
Herbert Houston
FOR SALE-47 Model Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle-46. Can be seen at 865 N.
Allen St.
HOW A COW at the Penn State Dairy
Exposition. Sign up at 203 Dairy Build
ing or call Ext. 279.
MISS PENN STATE, 1948—She's in the
the new FROTH. Don't miss It. On sale
next week.
EXPOSED! The infirmary. Read "1 Bay
at the Moon" in FROTH'S Expose issue.
On sale next week.
GET YOUR TYPING DONE reasonably.
Manuscrips, theses, etc. Call State Col
lege 2864 after 6 :30 p.m.
Frank Tuppeny
R. Royer
Joseph Fulmer
George Ference
Doanld Horton
Jack Rindosh
Fred Brennan
Frank Fabyanic
George Senior
George Armstrong
Jack Wykers
Robert Perry
George Dodson
James Ralog
Jim Richards
Donald Tanner
William Manus
Harry Dunegan
Charles Zoslaw
Robert Drew
Bob Golden
Forest Cramp
MISCELLANEOUS
Carl Hanson
Robert Mentch
Charles Nuschke
Alex Simpson
Caleb Morris
Bob Davis
Norman Howells
Robert Weisenfluh
George McGrath
Charles Wedeking
William Ritchey
Charles Fulman
Albert Sitter
Robert Lindahl
Edward Soloman
James McLaughlin
Robert Tressler
George Land
James Yokum
Robert Heinly
Craig Frantz
SURVIVAL
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ELSIE SAYS Here's your chases to
show a cow for the Dairy EkciasiXlAwn.
Inquire 203 Dairy or call Ext. 279.
PLEXI-GLASS tops for year-round anjupw
ment in your 42 thru 48 Ford and Key.
cury convertibles. Information aad dem
onstration by appointment. You bane
nothing to lose by calling Monty at 2002.
WANTED
COLLEGE graduate X-CI wife minims
bait-time position: Clerical, Opens it
receptionist. Call 2320.
STUDF2IT to finish teaching gradnage
student to drive. Already have permit
Call Ruth 262 after 8 pin.. 8410.
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William Heed
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Dave Weitzenhoffst
Robert Scott
Charles Sspak
Elliott Linsky
William Pile
Richard Lehman
Richard Organist
Boyd Ghering
John Prosser
Joseph Baskin
Walter Allwoerdea
John Grillo
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