P CIF t;',Tr!l-TT CLVSSIFEEDS LOST 11, E.RtiOLL POCKET Watch, at Rec Hall on WAneaday night. Call Dorm 8, Rm. LOST—Parlier "21" Pen on Friday, Jt.n nary 20th. .Block barrel, silver top. Call Il9cloy. 4102. LOST :TOPCOAT in Chem. Eng. Jan. 21. Taken by mistake. I have yours. Charles S'hulln. Phone 3308. REA), white and blue knitting beg. Con tains almost completed blue baby sweater. Call exi.. 194 or 2934. WILL PARTY .Nylly took wrong top cont from Penn State Diner Dec. 19- call 2133 to exchange coats. CW ENS TIN Tuesday afternoon, Women's and White Hall. Finder call 'Eleanor Miller' nO5l -1177. • MISCELLANEOUS STUDENTS—Get your thesis, term papers mimeagruphing, and typing clone! Sec retarial service. Hotel State College. Phone, 4906. . AIMS--I'1( give Students something they can't 'get in Vtdth and not a sweater either. Tash. !llill iipi,;ll,llmt 11 . ,.? ii ... 1 1 ,11, !illivii.ii.:ll AnirhicA:r collects fr e ► rpm ar isirk 'NE rot! ANA , mf zooms WIN THE HOLLYWOOD STARS TOUR TTPiWRITBIt con be repaired right here in State College. In many ones 24 hour service. Just Dial 2492 or r:11a machine to , 632 West College Ave. . MED OF looking' at the same four walls? We have walls you've never seen I top at 12041 Whulcrest or call MacMillan .t 3970. That nickie may save you $5OO. 0 REWARD for information leading to return of elarinet, missing. apparently olen from 117 C. H. Call Blakeslee 7881. iIRLS. FELLOWS—interested in travel ing abroad. Professor with years of uiding experience conducting small in 'ormal auto tour through Europe. Contact Dt Grupp or Ed Davis 4969. rwo MALE students desire room for spring semester, starting Feb. ith. Call 5051. Ext. 210. Keith Orn. PHONOGRAPH WITH Automatic Record Changer. Jesse Sharniro, Dorm 2, Room 31. RIDE—WANTED to Newark, N. S. any time after 12 n.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1. Call 6235. Ask for Jim Fortner. REPLACEMENT WANTED to take room at Nittany Dorm for Spring Semester. Please Call Tom MeAvoy, E'xt. 282. FOUR REPLACEMENTS for Nittnny Dorm 21 next semester. Call Lloyd, Room 14. ~ % ~ ~ ~ \ ®~ ~ [ ~ p> + ~~ ^~ • . • :;;;K::::•:::.;;;;:.x.:•: , • -.4111 ........ ODACCO CO. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA WANTED ^i:ti is y~ ~.::~: ,<::: :~:t; ~~~_~,'_ .a.....,.r RPAU=I , iTHESTERFELD WANTED—Students desiring a table radio to cooperate in a savings plan for the purpose of buying at a lower cost. Call Harold 3179. TRAILER—fine condition, immediate occupancy, added storage room. Call lay time. 723 Winderest. FOR SALE ANY REASONABLE offei . • takes 21: Trailer with enclaged porch, perManent bed,, many extras. Occupancy immediately. Apply 330-B Windcreet after 5:30 p.m., HOUSE TRAILER-21 foot Palace, avail . able immedintely.,-Extras—pniced for :tuick sale, $850.00. C. M. Baney, 107 1 / 2 S. Allen. ALL-ALUMINUM •Spartan house trailer, with bottled gas stove, etc. Immediate occupancy. Must. sacrifice. See Jerry By rem, Hoover's Trailer Park. MUST SELL immediately-18' housetrail er with addition. Good condition, bottled gas; will accept best offer. Call after 6:00 p.m., 355 Windcrest. LONG PLAYING records New 'stock available now. Large selection of Billy lickstine records; also Rag Mop. The Music Rodin, Glennland Bldg. HOUSE TRAILER 21' Covered Wagon Excellent condition. Available immediate ly. Ca11332-B Windcreat. Selling, price $775.00 4,dick Sale. ~:. G:;., ::>:. MEE 21-FOOT TRAILER with extra. room at tached. Permanent bed. Low cost. Close to campus. Phone Bnrr, 2646. 1932 FOUR DOOR Dodge Sedan—goes to highest .bidder before Jan. ' 28th. Call 4618 after 6 pan. SEE 808 IRVIN—for a good used car or a new Oldsmobile. State College Au tomobile Company, .phone 3451. . WHITE ENAMEL. Icebox; not refrigerator Caid condition. •12 - ft. storage. $25.00. Call 9-6231. MADMAN MaeMILLEN selling trailer ri diculously low price. Reason: three years at State nffetted mind.' 320-13 Windcrest; phone 3970. Rec Hall Raid--- (Continued from page three) sist from being an annoyance at College events." • Added to this, he said, have been letters to parents from the PTA, and radio and newspaper publicity aimed generally at dis couraging the destroying or theft of College property. He said this plan "seems to be yielding some effect." HELENA CARTER Charming Hutiter Alumpq; says: "MILDER ... MUCH MILDER that's why find Chesterfield much more pleasure to smoke." // 114. "SOUTH SEA SINNER" A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE HUNTER COLLEGE NEW YORK CITY , • .T : + } ~>}i: ::;:;i~??~ ; ,~~\,y'` ~~~' FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950 W3YA (Continued from page three) • Johnstown, Altoona, Harrisburg, Williamsport, Philadelphia, and later with Dußois. Official and Red Cross messages from. Wash ington and Baltimore were • also handled. Professor Crossley and eleven student volunteers main tained a full watch from 7 p.m., March 19, 1936 until 5 a.m., March 22, 1936. . The most momentous news flashes picked up and relayed by W3YA were those on the evening of December - 7, 1941 when the news of Pearl Harbor was . leaking out. to .a stunned nation. W3YA is continuing its' Yree service to students, sending radiograms to friends in any part of the country. Professor Cross ley at 201 EE should' be con tacted by those interested in amateur radio work. CO-STARRING IN y~ ■, t w ••••••• • " • . . d'i , MlOB3lC ...--). .'l.' km.::.•, .: ..:..,.i:.:..,...:...' ...,,,.: ,:iiiiitti: Wititiv 4141:11.56,:iii1; I 4 'Wit 141114).0",1% V ki .k.kii 4%1;4 .#4.4.4 4 Oiljt44fr - wkitti.,41. 51.5„ ...,::i:. tkEti:ol4l4l4:ii. . k.k.4,4,- gliztillftitt ! it- ...'..- . ... glf.°4it *By Recent National Survey War Flashes Ni rr ttri i 1 .. ~:',~w::v MYp[Yi • MItO ..""srrKsErl W S• 1
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