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Architect Exhibit
Drawings by students in archi
tecture at the College compose an
exhibit on the 3rd floor of the
Main Engineering Building.
The designs are for a rectory
for a church, a small library, and
an exhibition and information
building-for a city.
CLASSIFIEDS
All classified advertisements must be
In by 12:00 p.m. day preceeding Issue.
Prices are 40a one insertion : $l.OO.
three insertions: 17 words or less. All
words over 17 three for 5c for each
Insertion. Call Collegian 6711.
IN LOCKER, Rec Hall Wednesday
morning—Dietzen slide rule. Finder
contact Bob Kuchinic. Phone 6051-285. Re
ward.
KAPPA DELTA sorority pin, vicinity of
White Hall. Reward. Phone 2891.
YELLOW pigskin gloves in Corner Sun
day night, probably in phone booth
Please return to Collegian office.
WANTED
RIDE to Terre Haute, Indiana or vicin
ity Thanksgiving. Call Perry 2958 after
five.
WANTED—Ride to and from Philadel-
phia for family in exchange for one
Penn ticket. Section NE. Call at 405 Wind
crest.
FOR SALE
1937 FORD Tudor. Good condition. See
Jerry Pier, 116 Watts Hall.
LADY'S diamond ring, solitaire setting,
excellent quality stone; 36 points
weight, blue-white. Call 216 Jordan.
CASH—Late 1941 Royal Quiet Deluxe type-
writer. Excellent condition. See or call
Johnny Simkovich after 7:00 p.m., 315 W.
Foster Ave., phone 2070
ATR CORPS Jackets—water-proof, wind
proof, fur collar, wool lined, swell for all
winter. Only $l4. Call Wilker. ..2941.
MISCELLANEOUS
TUXEDO RENTAL and other formal at
tire--reasonable prices—complete outfit
$5.50. Come in now and be measured for
the Tux you'll wear to Junior Prom.
Young Men's Shop, 127 S. Allen.
CULVER Typing Service. Have your
essays, term papers, theses typed. Only
15c per page. All work fast and guaran
teed. Stenographer furnished. Leave
work plus instructions with Sec. Spiker.
Rnom 119, Sparks.
TUESDAY IS FROTH DAY
A VAILABLE—PubIic stenographer. TYP
ing. mimeographing, dictation. Hours
1-5 p.m. daily. Nittany Realty Building
(above Kaye's Horner). Phone 7099.
DO YOU want a ride to Penn game?
Contact J. Winn", 10-35 Pollock. Phone
3983.
IN A HURRY? One the spot pressing
plus expert alterations and dry clean
ing at Quick Press Shop.
OW IS THE :
TIME
To Order Your ,
XMAS CARD
No, it isn't too early to get the
best selection of personal
cards, smartly sAyled to suit
your taste.
50 Cards for
$l.OO and up
with or without name printed,
complete with envelopes.
. . . also order EATON per-
sonalized stationery for your
own use and Xmas gifts.
at
KEELERS
Business Shows
Slight Recession
Throughout Slate
Although industrial activity in
Pennsylvania rose one per cent
from August to September, gener
al business in the leading areas of
the State fell two per cent, the
Bureau of Business Research at
the Pennsylvania State College
reported today.
The index of general business in
leading areas of the State, which
is based on bank debits, factory
payrolls, and industrial power
sales and uses 1935-39 as 100.
stood at 283 in September as
compared to 288 in August. The
figure was, however, a gain of 16
per cent over that for September,
1947.
New records for September
were recorded for telephones,
bank debits, factory payrolls, av
erage hourly earnings in manu
facturing, industrial power sales,
and postal receipts. Building con
tracts were the largest since the
1920'5, if not at a record high. Re
tail sales made a new September
high and were up about 10 per
cent from 1947. Automobile sales
were excellent, the best in a dec
ade, and exceeded even the 1941
level.
Practically all of th 20 lead
ing manufacturing groups and 20
leading manufacturing areas
showed payroll gains over 1947,
the Bureau renorted. The factory
wage-earner found his average
weekly earnings in September to
have risen more in the past 12
.THIS WEEK'S GAMES
Nvy
PENN STATE vs. PENN
TEMPLE vs. PEN
DARTMOUTti vs.
COLUMBIA.
40,0t*igarkitl'm
Off INTO THE BIG PHILI
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Special Seafood Will Be
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THE DAILY
Rifle Eliminations
Almost Complete
Elimination rounds for berths
on the ROTC rifle team are
nearly completed with practice
firing periods schedued for Mon
days and Thursdays from 4 to 6
p.m., Capt. Car Unrath, coach, re
ported yesterday.
College Joins--
Continued from page three
Henderson, director, and Dr.
Helen R. Leßaron and Delpha E.
Wiesendanger, assistant directors.
Just back from China and still
on leave, Dr. Fred F. Lininger,
director of the Agricultural Ex
periment Station, plans to attend
several of the sessions, but Dr. M.
A. Farrell, acting director will re
present the office in research dis
cussions, J. M. Fry, director of
the Agricultural Extension Ser
vices, will represent that group
in the sectional meetings.
months than the cost of living.
The Bureau also noted that the
cost of living, after reaching a
new high in August, tended to
level off during September.
Ninetee4 of 20 leading areas
showed an improvement over
19471 Percentages of gains record
ed follow: Allentown, 19; Al
toona, 13; Bethlehem, 17; Erie, 15;
Harrisburg, 8; Johnstown, 12;
Lancaster, 7; New Castle, 13; Oil
City, 5; Philadelphia, 12; Chester,
12; Pittsburgh, 20; Reading, 13;
Sharon, 18; Scranton, 7; Wilkes-
Barre, 6; Williamsport, 9; and
York, 9. Easton reported no
change.
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CORNER ROO
For your Friday night dinner
THE ALLENCREST has planned
an appetizing menu:
Broiled Halibut
Pan-Fried Silver Trout
Pan-Fried Mackerel
THE ALLENCREST is located
diagonally across from the Post
Office. We promise you a deli•
cious dinner and such scrump
tious fresh APPLE WEEK des
serts:
Apple Crisp Apple Dumplings
Tree' Apple 32' Cider
Lensmen Vote
On Constitution
Members of the Camera Club
will vote on re-writing the club
constitution and discuss plans for
a print contest. The club grow
ing from 5 members last year to
24 this year, has difficulty secur
ing a room large enough to seat
all its members.
The only room available is in
the PUB. This room could be used
only if the membership is re
stricted to men.
"Plans for a print contest will
also be discussed," stated Robert
Cook, president. Anyone in the
College may enter the contest.
Each contestant will pay a small
fee which will be used for prizes.
Of the 371 girls who registered
for formal rushing this fall, 117
decided to Wait until later before
pledging.
college man should know!
1 This isafan dancer. Untux - ri
to public speaking. But not timid.
Holds her own with any audience.
A 'Manhattan" sportshirt holds its otos
with audiences, tea.
2. This is a "Manhattan" sportshirt.
Nothing timid about that colo/ul Scotch
Tartan plaid. Superbly tailored
for style and easy comfort. Fabric is washable
rayon. At your favorite men's store
CAMPUS FAVORITE
THE MANHATTAN SHIRT COMP
Copr. 1946, The Manhattan Shirt Company
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Products are Exclusive with
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44 ,4 f, 0 1 e i l
MArrew timscrioAatistot Alum
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, BM
Lion Party Names
Soph Committees
Committees to conduct the Lion
Party sophomore campaign have
been formed. Milton Ford and
Robert Sabina have been named
as co--chairmen of the publicity
committee with Sidney Manes as
vice chairman.
The public relations committee
named the following to coordin
ate its activities according to
eight geographical divisions: Ed
Barnitz, Eileen Bonnert, Paul
Eisenberg, Harry Kondourajian,
George Salt, Neil See, Merle
Sporkin, and George Weber.
George Dallas was appointed to
the position of parlimentarian for
the Lion Party.
' The Lion Party will hold its
next meeting in 10 Sparks at 7:30
p. m. Monday. Elections of cand
idates for sophomore officers will
be held.
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