PAGE FOUR Collegian Predicts . . . This week's Daily Collegian Predictions of college football frays follow: Morgan Krane GAME .740 .692 Princeton-Penn Penn j Penn Army-Illinois Army Army Harvard-Cornell Harvard Cornell Navy-Duke Navy Navy Columbia-Yale Columbia Michigan-Purduo Michigan Minnesota-Northwestern No'westerx TCU-Indiana Indiana Indiana West Virginia-Pilt N. Virgin!: Pitt Wisconsin-California California Rice-Southern Cal S. Cal. S. Cal Vanderbilt-Mississippi Miss. Miss, Ankle Trouble- Continued from, page three had to retire early from recent practice sessions because of his injury. But all is not glum in the soc cer lair. Team Captain-Dean Wit mer and outside right Hal Hack man have shown up brilliantly in recent drills and both will see considerable action tomorrow. Standout of the season’s open er, Harry Little, has also sparkled and Jeffrey will depend on him to help duplicate last year’s win over the Bisons. OPEN FOR DINNERS _____ SATURDAY The TAVERN DINNERS SERVED 5:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. The Tavern is open from 2:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. LIBERAL ARTS Senior Photos ALL 7th & Bth SEMESTER SENIORS in the School of Liberal Arts will have their picture taken OCT. 4-9th for the 1949 La Vie. You are advised to appear early in the week for your photo at the Penn State Photo Shop. You must have your picture taken during this week if you are enrolled in the School of Education. ABSOLUTELY NO SENIOR PICTURES WILL BE TAKEN AFTER THIS SPECIFIED TIME. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Harvard Columbia Columbia Michigan Michigan No'wesleri Minnesota Indiana V. Virgin! California California S. Cal. Vanderbili BOARD MARILYN HALL Weekly rales with or without breakfast. Meals served prom ptly. No standing in line. Reservations being taken for Board and Room foj married couples. inquire at 317 E. Beaver ave nue. Ask for Mr. Peterson or Mrs. Elleard. CLASSIFIEDS All classified advertisements must be in by 12:00 p.m. dny proceeding issue. Prices arc 40c one insertion ; $l.OO, throe insertions: 17 wordes or less. All words over 17 three for 5c for each insertion. Call Collegian 6711. Vadasz .692 AGGRESSIVE young fraternity man de siring to make extra money in his free time in selling capacity. Write Box 616, Slate College. Harvard PASSENGERS between Bellefonte and State College, morning and evening. Call Hnrry, Bellefonte 2653 to arrange schedule. Columbia Michigan No'wesleri ONE WAY transportation from Belle fonto to State College for 9 o’clock classes on Tuesdays. Willing to pay. Cal! 244 Atherton. Indiana TRU-BLU Quintet needs bass man. Steady work in congenial, if somewhat thick, atmosphere. Charming compan ions. Call 3509. California NEED CASH —Student will pay cash for used typewriter in fair condition. Cal! 7107. MAN’S double-breasted dark blue suit, size 40. B. Brode, 137 North Atherton street, between 6:30 and 9 p.m. CORY coffee maker with three burners. 3 extra bottoms and 6 tops. 3 months old. Also meat slicer and pair of scales. Call 4326 during mealtime. Ask for caterer. FEELING COLD? —Get an Air Corps jacket, fur collar, wool lined, $14.00 Call Wilkor 2941. 1939 INDIAN “45” motorcycle turned fly wheels oversized intakes, high lift enms. Call 2923. GOLF CLUBS —4 lady’s clubs, good con dition. Make an offer. Dial 6541. WANTEL FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 7 ISSUES Readers Digest, plus gift book for one dollar (sl)—till Oct. 10. Call Hepler, 851. RIDE to Syracuse or Ithnca, New York. Leave Friday Return Sunday night. M. Lerner. Call 3204 or 6613. DON’T forget 4-H Square and rorund dance at the TUB, Sat., Oct. 9, 9-12. LUTHERAN Students—Tonight at 8:00 o clock a reception will be held for you flt your church while at State College - MENU Boneless Sirloin •Ham Steak • Pork Chops •with 3 vegetables, rolls, dessert, and beverage Each entree a generous 16-ounce portion of matchless quality and flavor in meat. Prepared to your J iking. Seeping with s avory juices that are certain to quell even the sturdiest of appetites. PETE # S PLACE ATOP MT. NITTANY ON ROUTE 45 How many million times today? More than 305 million times today and every day, Bell telephone users reach out to make or answer calls. Day and night, you count on your telephone co work. And it does. That’s because Bell telephone people are old hands at giving good service—and because Western Electric people have always made good telephones, switchboards and cable. Ever since 1882, Western Electric has been the manufacturing unit of the Bell System helping to make your telephone service the best on earth. Western Electric A UNIT OF THE BEU FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 19. Grace Lutheran. Don't miss thla chance meet both townspeople and other stu. dents. RIDERS to Phila., leaving Friday 1 p,ni Call Ed Lavino, 4908. TUESDAY IS FROTH DAY LOST SWISS WATCH—brown band Reward Riven if found. Notify Janet Friedman. 167 Ath. SYSTEM SINCE 1882
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