PA GE EIGHT
Stock Barns Busy
As Contest Nears
Ag Hill stock barns are buzzing with activity this week as almost
100 College students are working daily to "fit" their animals for the
hill's biggest event of the year, The Little International Livestock
Show.
Fou r classes, livestock, beef, horses, sheep and hogs, will be
judged by experienced Pennsylvania stockmen in the show to be held
in the stock pavilion, 1 p.m. April
24.
In March the contestants drew
for the animal they were to "fit,"
clean, brush, shine and train. The
beef contest holds the largest
number of entries since the prize
is a pur e bred Herford heifer,
valued at well over $lOO.
Awards in the other divisions
will be a Southdown ewe lamb
for the winner in the sheep con
test, a Berkshir e Gilt hog for the
winner in the swine contest, and a
As added attractions to the
show, the Block and Bridle Club
of th e Animal Husbandry School
will hold a raffle and a pig
derby.
Topping off the livestock day
will be a banquet given by the
Block and Bridle Club at the
Allencrest Tea Room at 8:00
o'clock the same evening.
Co-chairmen of the event are
Louis Jacobson and Charles
Cameron. Heading the beef di
vision is William Stone and Amos
Zimmerman, whil e Lynn Chris
ton is in charge of the horse di
vision and Paul Smith the hog
Cabinet
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University of Pennsylvania ann
Princeton University.
Tribunal chairman Alan Hack
will report a study of the large
numlber of campus traffic and
Parking violations. The possibility
of Tribunal handling offenders
will be indicated.
Since Independent Student
Council and the men's dormitory
councils have not met since last
Thursday. no further action will
be reported on the constittnion
for the Association of Independ
ent Men, according to Robert
Tnoxell. chairman of the commit
tee on revision of constitution.
Ball Tickets on Sale
Ticket for the Pan Hel-IFC ball
at Recreation Hall tomorrow eve
ning will be on sale at the Stu
dent Union from 8 o'clock to
morow morning to 4:30 o'clock in
the afternoon, and at Recreation
Hall during the dance, Joseph
Succop, publicity chairman, said
yesterday.
Price of th e tickets $4.50 each
includes a corsage. Each purchas
er will receive a white slip with
ticket to be exchanged for the
corsage at Recreation Hall. Bill
McMullen, local florist, will pre
sent the corsages at a table im
mediately inside the door of Rec
reation Hall, added Succop.
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10 1 ecn
division
There is no admission charge
for the show, whicn is open to
both townspeople and students.
Critique Refunds 10e
A ten-cent refund will be paid
tc all subscribers to Critique at
Student Union between 8 a.m. and
4 p.m. today. David Eldridge.
b isiness manager of Critique ex
plained that the refund is neces
sary since three instead of four
issues of Critique will be printed
this semester because of technical
difficulties.
Fly Tying and Casting
George Harvey and his fly
tying - fly casting classes are the
subject of an article written by
Russ Davis, free lance writer of
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
MI Gallery Opens
Stale Art Show
The Gimbel Pennsylvania Art
Collection will open a two-weeks
chewing in the Mineral Industries
Gallery of the College Sunday,
April 25. State Secretary of Com
merce Orus J. Mathews disclosed
yesterday.
The collection includes 116
uaintings. drawings and sketches
lof contemporary Pennsylvania.
Throughout 1948. he said, the
collection will continue on tour
throughout the state. including an
l exhibit in Erie opening during
Pennsylvania Week which this
lyear will be observed from Sep
tember 26 through October 2.
More than. 40.000 persons have
viewed the paintings in three ex
hibits held thus far. Alice Frank
Merriam, of the Associated Amer
ican Artists. who has supervised
the display of paintings. repo-ts
the collection was seen by 6.279
persons during a 10-day exhibit in
Philadelphia, by 22.690 in five
weeks in Pittaburgh, and by 12.-
345 during a month's dis.olay in
Harrisburg.
Philadelphia. The article appears
in the April 17 issue of Colliers.
TRY A PACALw • . TO COAT
CLASSIFIEDS
AM classified advertisements must be
In by 12:00 p.m. day preceding issue.
Prices are 40c one insertion : $l.OO.
three insertions: 17 words or lee. Call
Collegian 6711.
FOUND
WATCH on Ski Trail, still in good eon
dition. Call 2789. Ask for Grace.
FOR SALE
LIGHT BLUE net evening gown, size 14,
never worn, 925. Call State College 4619
after 7 p.m.
ROYAL STANDARD, 11 in. carriage
typewriter. 1940 KMM model. Juet re
built. Brand new condition. $76. Call
Willard and Dunaway, Leitzell Bldg.
GE portable radio. Excellent condition.
Self charging. Works on AC. New bat..
tery. Price 850.00. Call 8289 after 6 p.m.
1947 CHEVROLET convertible, fully
equipped. Cash or trade. Prave, Shultz
Bldg., Port Matilda, Penna.
SPRINGFIELD SINGLE SHOT GUN—
Marlin .22 model 81-DL, complete with
four power Marlin scope, cleaning rods
and amo. Both guns in excellent condition.
Call Stan, 2941.
19.6 FORD TUDOR sedan, $BOO, See Bob
Calhoun, Dorm 6. Phone 8945.
LIGHT BLUE faille evening dress, size 14;
silver evening shoes, size 8 N, both worn
once. Coil 4283.
ORCHIDS 82.00 each! through April 11-
18. Your alumni florist Jimmy Wolfe 19.
Manager Woodrlng's Floral Gardens.
1947 IRONWOOD aluminum Trailer, fully
equipped. Separate bedroom. Used 10
months. Available June 7. Inquire Hoover's
Trailer Park, 8506.
THURSDAY, APRIL 115, Me
WANTED
SOMEONE to demonstrate tze Maxine.
dance of 1916 for cut of Players' show.
"Years Ago."
MICROPHONE to public address system,
small white box containing band Malta
and extension cord, at Phi Kappa Pal.
Please return to Paul Grove, 4048, or DU
House. Reward.
LOG•LOG Decitrig IC & E Slide Hale. Call
Charles Howard, 4078. Reward.
DUPLEX decitrig eliderule in Room 105,
Main Eng. Thursday, April 1. Call Meier,
2184. Reward.
RHINESTONE PIN on Saturday night
between Grange and Corner Bann.
Finder please call Betty Yurick, ii(Kil. Re
ward.
WEDNESDAY, April 7, Grey gabardine
topcoat, label reading. Harry Holland,
Amarillo, Texas. Please call Jim Dunaway,
4957.
BROWN GABARDINE topcoat, 'Charles
ton, S. C. label, at SPE House Friday
night. Call Wally 4957.
K and E SLIDE RULE, black cafe. Call
6921. R. Bell.
BLACK COAT with hood, detaarable lin.
ing in Library, Monday morning. Find..
er please call Kay, 429 Ath.
FIVE KEYS on key ring, between Wind•
crest and Hort Bldg., Friday, April 9.
Call Ext. 282 M.
NOTEBOOK—Name outside, Frank Rick
enlaub. If found, call Don Murray. 3976.
Very important notes.
MISCELLANEOUS
THESES and TERM PAPERS typed at
20e per page. Papers done carefully.
Call 6695.