IT. WAT 8. V Lingnan Prof Tells Conditions A glimpse of conditions in war torn China was given by Richard E. Pride, on the faculty of Ling nan University, Canton, in a let ter written in March and just re ceived by friends at the College. Pride, who with his wife Mar tha, went to China in 1947 to .continue the agricultural work carried on by G. W. “Daddy” Groff since 1911, explains that Lingnan is now host to about 400 guest students who have transfer red from the North. He states that two new semi-permanent dormi tories have been built to help in housing them. “We seem to be’ making out very well,” he said. “We have also gained a good many well-qualified teachers who are also refugees from the North,” Pride explains, “A few letters are now coming out of the North and maybe some of you will soon be seeing the new postage stamp bearing the por trait of Mao Tsx Tung,” Pride continued. “Our own status has chang ed but little. Continuous fluctua tions in the currency and a gradu al basic rise in the cost of living make shopping a game,” Pride writes. “Canton, as you know, has been the capitol off and on for weeks and I think is not at toe present though many people and departments are here.” Commenting on news releases about conditions there, Pride says conditions are bad but some news stories are a bit too-highly col ored. PSC Nominates New Offiers At the meeting of the Penn State Club Monday night, the fol lowing'were nominated: "' President: William Manus, Wil lihm Zaker, and Josephine Hu ddk. Vice-president: Emerson Jones, and Basil Choman, Treasurer:'Prank Robinson, and Arnold Gasche. Secretary: Robert Richardson. Aih-letic;chairman: Arnold Gasche, and Frank Robinson. -Social chairman: Craig Aicher. chairman: William Zaker, Nominations have not been closed and elections wiH be held at 411 Old Main, 7 p.m., Monday, May 9, A new amendment was added to the constitution. R provides for automatic suspension from the club for three consecutive illegiti mate absences, and will carry through the remainder of the semester and the entire following semester. Efficency and Economy with the NEW ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER BUT HOW ON THE EAST INSTALLMENT PLAN As little as $1.25 per week will bring you America’s finest mechanical writing instrument. Royal Typewriters are available at . . Carl H. Steele Agency 117 E. Beaver THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. FENNSYLV, Blue Band to Play At Mount Carmel Concert Blue Band will travel to Mount Carmel today to pre sent two concerts in the Victoria theatre. Two concerts will be given at 1:30 and 8:15 p. m., for the benefit of the Mount Carmel Catholic High School Athletic As sociation. This is the only trip the 90- piece concert band has ever made. Three buses will leave State Col lege this morning to take the band to Mount Carmel. Featured will be a comet trio composed of Eugene Golla, W>i liam Laughlin, and Russell Nick erson; Richard Criswell as bari tone soloist; and Ruth Graber as soloist with the band. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE 24 FOOT 'TRAILER, excellent condition. Large additional insulated room, ideally located, Windcrest, occupancy June. Also 24-FOOT COVERED wagon trailer, avail able June. Completely furnished for ** s*** Sch*u asasSas ,ew °nft *•* sSjK.fteSwSa? 2»y S* «*t ' »«***«, Staj^tt* The better we prodece the better we live! V - approved for the PUBLIC POLICY CO MITTEE of The Advertising Council by: SVANB CLACK, BanMiw Director WUL C. HOfFMAN, Fanwiiy mbs tHKMitiM Stodebakar Gorpontioa Aawricaa Fwkntioa of Utbor comfortable living, including extra utility room. Inquire 70S Windcrest. Kodak Monitor 616, case, sunshade, range finder. Inquire 602 .W. Beaver, third floor, after 5. 1934 PLYMOUTH COUPE. Fine condi tion. One owner, $296. Inquire Dorm 8, room 1, Pollack Circle. MOTORCYCLE, 47 Indian Chief, $625. Good condition. Contact Walter, Dorm 10-14, after p.m. any day. WE HAVE TWO fine apple orchards for sale. Buffalo Valley and Trout Run. Bell Agency, Williamsport, Pa. WHITE DINNER COAT, site 37 long. Cal) Dick at 3412. 27 FOOT TRAILER. Excellent condi- tion. Available Immediately, Ten min ute walk from campus. Priced for quick sale. Rudy's Park, North Butts street behind Smith's Dodge Garage. MOTORCYCLE, 1947 Harley *'4s'* cubic inches. Excellent condition, 7200 miles. Call Mrs. Swelgart at College, ext. 176. APARTMENT STOVE, excellent condi tion. Call ext. 70M. TRAILER 27 FT., 3 rooms, sleeps four. Excellent condition. Must sacrifice. Phone 7217. TUXEDO, SIZE 44, good as new. Call 2198. 1941 NASH 4-DOOR Sedan, god condition, radio, heater, $575. Inquire Windcrest 1036. First offer gets it. 16' TRAILER available in June. Good condition, furnishings included. R. D. Thompson, 357 Windcrest, Inspection any time. $BOO. Bear Soviet Teachers. ssSSISxS IS^ to *“ vinced America the opp^ non’tteU them that in limited-- that has the light tom» sss£fca«sa*^ SJwU* than pte can «** non’t mention . • • and invest money » the American D on’tb«eethea'W ld m^ne6^ a nd mow 55,SiSC».“r^- TO ,o(i»."* w.S.A. Published ht the Public Interest bj: THE PURE OIL COMPANY 1946 ELCAR housetraileW, 25 feet, 3 rooms and large shed. Bottled gas store, large double bed. 1378 Windcreet. NEW TRAILER CAMP . MODERN AND NEW. Modern bath and laundry, withio 3 minute walk of groceries. United States Poet Office, garage, service station, public schools and churches. Two and a half miles from State College on state highway. Occupation on Sept. 1. If Interacted in changing to new location, phone 4247 or Box 84, Lemont for appointment. HAVE APPLICATION photos taken that talk for themselves. Don Btudk>, 136 East College avenue, phone 4464. TYPING AND MIMEOGRAPHING done reasonable. Secretarial Service, State College Hotel, room 205, phone 4906. DRIVING TO Madison, Wisconsin, May 28. Roo m for passengers, Chicago or Madison. Call Mr. Schmidt between 8:00 a m. and 5;00 p.m, $7ll ext 295. L.S.A. GALA TALENT show tonight, 8:00 p.m. Come, bring your friends and en joy yoursetf. You’ll LOVE our brand new M.C. Participants meet at 7:00. BROWN WALLET Friday. Ree Hall or Carnival. Finder keep money, return wallet to Collegian office. Name, Orsinl. 2 IRON, number 10 tee. golf course, Sat urday. Call Brown 3832. Reward. BROWN LEATHER coin purse containing sum of money. Lost Saturday evening between Allencreat and Phi Mu House. Call 4863. Reward. Ctowral CMwi* MISCELLANEOUS LOST • g costs a»4 wW®* them 1. ■ »*« r* •‘“JEftrS fncU fij*’' 1 .ly.maslvc* awi liind of governing to build *"f ld ever seen. perfect—f« ssfer-'sss ar-a^tr-ss 21 *2 «• 2*£L? r °“ our sy*te« And in better, always chanS “ { toventioo*.” the ** «stttßrts&t«SSs ksLEwX***‘“ , '2!^SSrS""* - - s S:aft i sS^sa Th * PACT! FlffTggW BLACK WALLET Saturday, Ree Rail. Finder please retorn to Student Onion or call Shumskna 3976. OVAL CAMEO RING setting between Spsrks and Simmons. Reward. SentL mental raise. Call Jeanette, IS Simmons. WRIST WATCH left in Ena. 8., in men's wash room. Mar 3 noon. Cali Joe 5081. Z7S. Reward. FLAT SILVER RONSON lighter with gold crossed rifles. Initials L. R. A. Call 4932. PLYMOUTH RAINCOAT, (lasses In pock et Monday p.m., Temporary Building. I hare yours. Call Carbarnes, Nlttanr Dorm 42-19. FOR RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT June let to Sept. 20. Couple or two people only. For details call Wolf 4908. RELAX 1 HAVE FUN. Rent a new bikes. Ride day or night. Call Harry 4200, 929 W. College. ROOM FOR RENT. Pleasant room in modern faculty home. Available after June 1. Phone 2028, State College. WANTED JUNIORS WHO NEED to earn 2900 to $BOO during the summer. Here is an op portunity with a national tales organisa tion. We train yon. No canvassing. Work in your home town. Only those willing to work end interested in making good money need spply. State College 2988. SIGMA PI HAS room and board available for men during summer session. Cell Henderson 4928. *** ' '
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