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BX Heact.,
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the BX as were hired and that
since students in the lower finan
cial brackets generally attend
land grant institutions, the 15 to
20 per cent savings on school sup
plies are vital to students here.
Publicity Needed
Promotion and publicity are im
portant roblems of te X ac
cording p
to Schweiker, h since the
BX has little money to spend on
advertising and students' buying
habits must be changed. The other
major problem is obtaining a bet
ter location. Schweiker said.
He declare "Until Mr. Ken
worthy, Mi Hostetter. Acting
President Milholland, and the
Board of Trustees realize that the
BX and the College are working
toward a common goal.: the BX
must fight an uphill struggle."
Kelly Places Third
In Debate Tourney
College Debater John Kelly
placed third with a superior score
of 88 Saturday in the University
of Pittsburgh debate tournament.
Teammates John Meszaros and
Donald Yenko also rated su
perior.
Vie question debated by teams
from 16 colleges was "Resolved:
that the United States should
riatiorolize the basic non-agricul
tural industries."
Ratings were not awarded on
a team basis. Using new rules,
each man rated his opponent for
every round. Debaters scoring
above 90 were rated excellent and
those between 80 and 90 earned
superior standing.
Collegs represented by speak
ers winning the first five positions
were: St. Vincent's, Westminster,
the College, California State
Teachers College, and Carnegie
Institute of Technology.
phAl a Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega entertained
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at a
"Bowery Brawl" in the Grange
dormitory playroom last Thurs
day evening.
The playroom was decorated in
the style of the "Roaring 20's".
After an hour of entertainment
provided by the Alpha Chi's, re
freshments were served.
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see
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.
=
KIND LADY
Players Production
DEC. 16 and 17
= CENTER STAGE
= Allen & Hamilton Sts.
Fri. 90c Sat. $1.25
Refreshments
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At Your
Warner Theatre
NOW!
Cathaum
CLATJDETTE COLBERT
ROBERT YOUNG
"BRIDE
FOR SALE"
ate
JOHN WAYNE
SONNY TUFTS
"THE
CROOKED WAY"
ililiarty
JAMES CAGNEY
VIRGINIA MAYO
EDMOND O'BRIEN
"WHITE HEAT"
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Theta Sigma Phi
Fetes Journalist
Miss Dorothy Dignam, promi
nent woman journalist, will be
guest of hnnor at a tea to be
given by Theta . Sigma Phi,
woman's journalism honorary, in
Simmons Lounge Sunday.
Miss Dignam will speak ,on
"Feminine Future in Advertising
and Publicity." All women stu
dents majoring in journalism,
members of Theta Sigma Phi, and
journalism professors' wives have
been invited. •
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
TAKEN—Gray gaberdine overcoat fro...
Sigma Nu Friday night. Label Earri
son'e Clothing Co. Call Dick Crippa, 3250.
ELGIN DELUX wristwatch with black
band. Lost between Corner Rooni and
Atherton Hall Dec. 13. Reward. Call 246
Atherton.
PAIR OF GLASSES in brown leather case
—lost between Tri-Dorms and McEl
wain. Finder call 248 McElwain.
SMALL BROWN leather notebook, valu
able notes—botany, psychology, etc.
Needed for blue books. Call 118 Simmons.
FOR SALE
1941 26' SLTPIOR Mouse Trailer. Bottle
gas stove , sleepi 'four. Many extras.
Reasonably priced. Wm. Angstadt, Lemont.
FIVE SUITS—Two winter, three spring.
All in good shape. 38 size. Herring
bones, gray coverts. Phone 2198.
1934 FORD SEDAN—good running condi
tion. New battery, Lair tires. $76 or beet
offer. Phone 6357.
27-FT. HOUSE TRAlLER—Conveniences:
bottled gas, electric refrigerator; priced
for quick sale. Contact 368 Windcrest after
6:00 p.m.
LOSE SOMETHING - I Mark your cloth
ing and valuables with" Youtee indelible
outfit. Your name on rubber stamp, in
delible ink and pad—complete $l.OO. Other
A Little Snack
•
After the Dance?
Why Sure! You and your date will be hungry af
. ter those hours of dancing. Just take a few min
« utes to drop out to O'BRYAN'S SERVICE STA
TION and RESTAURANT for quick and courte
ous service and good food?
o°B-RYAN'S
824 N. Atherton Street
—24-Hour Service—
A Grand
Season
filled with the
tgy scent of fir trees
. . the warming sight
f young faces brim
king with anticipa
... and the sound
words of thanks like
feature items-1 or 2 line pocket stamp
21 x 9-16. Nickle plate folding handle,
41.00. 2-line 2" stamp and pad $l.OO. Mark
ing devices of all kinds. Address Youtz's
Stamps and Supplies, 1829 Wakeling
Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa.
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR ONE. MAN in .corner room
with running water. Coil 4850, ask for
C. R.
WANTED
RIDE TO TYRONE at noon. Dec., 20th
Phone John Parker. 4702, after 6:30
p.m. . .
WANTED—Riders to Alexandria, Louisi
ana or any points enroute. Call J. Baum,
4P89.
TWO RIDES wanted to Phila. on Dec
20. Call Borteek, 4409.
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Santai --, '; - .s '
i t --
Suggests
,
Shoes—
$5.95 - $20.95
Slippers—
$2.95 - $3.95
Nylons—
$1.30 - $2.25
Handbags—
ss.9s - $15.95
I%'ofl
AGENT WANTED fcir hand-made plastic
jewelry. Excellent Xmas Gifts. For in
formation call State College 6320.
RIDERS WANTED to NYC leaving Tues
day evening. George Soloyanis, Dorm 6.
Room 13. Call 5061 Ext. 206.
MISCELLANEOUS
WHY NOT have your typewriter repaired
during Christmas vacation? If you have
transportation please bring it to 633 W.
College Ave —but call first; if not. we will
call for and deliver.
STUDENT I Get your thesis, term
papers, mimeographing. and typing
done I Secretarial Service, Hotel State
College, phone 4906.
SPECIAL decorated cookies for the. holi
days. Frida Stern, 122 Irvin Ave., phone
4838. State College.
Pocahontas lost her chance with John—
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to gr ik.
oom') ?a* Nts
4T SS
1169 a c otgs SVEttyl s ,_
Wen. F. Gable Co., Altoona Charles Shop, State College
Inn booklet: "ODOM TRICKS". Ildte lady Bond, In., Dept. N, 1375 Broadway, New Tort 18
•
HEADING HOME
FOR THE HOLIDAY?
Make Your ReserVations NOW!
•
• Tr av e I EDWARDS' LAKE-TO-SEA
• Special buses East and West.
• Loading Place—Lot South of Rec Hall.
• Date of departure: Tuesday, Dec. 20, '49.
• Time 6:30 P. M. Westbound
7:00 P.M. Eastbound:
• Reservations closel 0 P.M. Dec. 19.
• Purchase tickets at the Greyhound Post
' House.
Westbound coaches will service PHILIPBURG,
CLEARFIELD, DU BOIS, RIDGWAY, ST. MARY'S,
KANE and BRADFORD. Also PUNXSUTAWNEY,
SYKESVILLE, CLYMER, and INDIANA.
Eastbound coaches will service -WILLIAMS PORT,
SHAMOKIN, MT. CARM E L, SHENANDOAH,
POTTSVILLE, .MAHANOY CITY, TAMAQUA and.
points East to NEW YORK. Also stops at HAZLETON
and EASTON.
Safe ... Reliable . ... Courteous
EDWARDS'
LAKES-TO-SEA SYSTEM
Ii►tIDAY, - DECEMBER 16, 1949
808 l—Please realize, I only saw Pick
because I wanted his notes. Please call.
I love you. Doris.
Graduating Seniors ...
HAVE NAME CARDS MADE
to enclose with your. invitations and
announcements. Order before the holi
days from a varied selection of printed
and. engraved styles.
Commercial Printing
Glennland Building
QM ) blouse to don!