PAGE FOUR CLASSIFIEDS WANTED REPLACEMENTS for Nittany Dorms, $25 bonus offered. Call 5051 Dorm 32, Room 22 or Dorm 28, Room 8. MAN AND WIFE desire positions as first and second cooks in fraternity house. Twelve years experience. Write S.T. coo 3ollegian, Box 261. $25 BONUS offered for dorm replace ment. Ocean front ,double exposure. Call Fleming 2220. OLD OR ANTIQUE care. Any make, model, or condition. Cnah for leads on cars Purchased. Write Box 261. Daily Collegian. REPLACEMENT for Nittany Dorm. Please call Dorm 31, Room 17 for Infor mation. ENTERTAINMENT FORMS available at Student Union or through Wally Miller. All entertainers are urged to sign up. 121 SECONDS FROM Sparks, replace ment for beautiful double exposure room, Watts Hall in the beautiful West Dorm area. Call Geo. Black. 5051-787. LOST REPORT on "Colorel Concrete'• by S.M.L., taken by mistake from Hydraulics Lab Mezzanine. Please call 2684. RED LIZARD skin Ronbon lighter at Whipple's Dam, while skating Friday night. Call 7683, ask for Rerstine. LOST—Hamilton wrist watch, fraternity, Wed. Reward. Call 4444, ask for Clair. LOST—one gold Cotton Bowl football, en graved C. F. Beatty. Jr. Return to Student Union. Sentimental value. PERSON who took blue-grey topcoat with Botany 500 label in Temp. building please contact me. I have yours. Donald Bowser,. 4989. LOST—Slide rule log-log duplex deeitrig. Name on ease. Call 5051 'Ext. 261. ask for Boal. GABARDINE TOPCOAT Sigma Chi, Sat urday night. Call George Himes. 6786. .EMPTY GLADSTONE DAG, Saturday, March 4, between Hairy rohn•s and Laurelton. Please call Shandor. Ext. 2043. Reward. FOR RENT DESIRABLE ACCOMMODATIONS for student—npwly furnished 'single room with telephone and parking space. Ideal for studying. Call 7604. FOR SALE TERRIFIC BARGAIN of four suits for the lucky fellows who can wear about size 42. Phone 2318. 1938 DODGE Two-Door Sedan—ratio and ?heater. Phone 2161. Ask for Mourar. HURRY AND GET—Fishing license, fly tying and fishing equipment at Max Bartswick's Sportsman's Shack, Calder Alley. B and L MICROSCOPE, high, low and oil immersion objectives. 5 and 10 power °oculars and mechanical stage. Case and lamp. $175. Call Don 8441 ex. 720. TIM DAILY criLT:rumN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA —Arms Debate (Continued from page one) but already has obtained an en viable reputation as an outstand ing scholar in the field of political science. He is now at work on a book of readings in American government. First program of the series.. a debate on U.S. Foreign Policy toward Russia, was held in Sch wab Auditorium last week. Three student leaders spoke before a crowd estimated at over 100. Final presentation in this year's program will be a noted figure in international affairs, tentatively scheduled to appear in Schwab next month. 20' ALMA TRAILER Occupancy in Juno.' Inquire evenings, 316-B Windcreet or call 3906. Gilleland. 1331 STUDE. 4-door sedan. Good condi tion. Priced right, Call 0051-294 or see Jack Bray, Dorm 34-10. FOR SALE Automatic oscillator type record changer. Call 3353. MISCELLANEOUS YOUR TYPEWRITER can be repaired right here in State College, in many cases 24 hours service. Just dial 2492 or bring machine to 633 West College Ave. FOR LENT We serve egg salad, tuna fish, and lettuce tomato, cheese, etc. Vic's Milky Way, South Allen. STUDENTS—Get your thesis, term papers, mimeographing and typing done! Secre tarial Service, Hotel State College, Phone 4906. ATTENTION SOCIAL Chairmen 11—Won- derful new campus combo. Easy. dance able music. "Debonaires" availably,• week ends. Call Don Zurfleih, 270. SPECIAL RATES for the housepurty weekend: canapes 58c per dozen, cook ies 88c per dozen, frruit punch $1.45 per gallon. Order soon. Frida Stern. 122 Irvin Ave., Phone 4818, State College. , MODEL airplane builders There is a complete model shop in town, run by an experienced modeller. Basement 202 W. Prospect Ave. 630-0:00 every night. "I'm beginning to catch why Homer rates the balcony sessions!" CALL OHI FOR U Zeta Tau Alpha Members of Phi Sigma Sigma were guests of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at a Pajama Party held in the Zeta suite on Saturday night at 1 a.m. New pledges of both sororities were honored. Tau Kappa 'Epsilon Alpha Gamma Delta sorority was entertained at dinner and square dancing by Tau Kappa Epsilon Thursday evening. Robert McKown was recently elected vice-president of the fra ternity. Phi Kappa In a recent initiation ceremony Phi Kappa fraternity initiated seventeen men. New brothers are William DeCrease, John Dinsmore, Eugene Dumm, John Hrivnak, Albert Kovar, Drew Mahla, Edward McFadden, Ber nard Mehall, Aldon Michelotti, Jay Senko, Steve Sharnik, Ber nard Sotak, Eugene Stohn, Vic tor Staub, Alfred Von Arx, Wil liam Wewer and William Wolfe. Luncheon Special for Today Individual Chicken Pot Pie Salad Roll " Coffee 65c HOUSE OF COOK 230 East College Ave. Homer knows his way around. Because he ows PHILIP MOIUUS is the one cigarette ttioved definitely less irritating, definitely milder, than any other leading brand. . at's why there's No CIGARETTE HANGOVER when you smoke PHILIP MORRIS. No OTHER CIGARETTE CAN MAKE THAT STATEMENT! Co - Cii Li Mat Show (Continued from page three) a dual meet. Most observers see a 1-2 finish for Barr and LaSasso, despite these unexpected happen ings. Brown yells loudly for John Chernak, but he has not met the top-rankers in this weight. Coach Speidel, in addition to his four outstanding contenders (Don and Jim Maurey, Rubino and Barr) hopes to pick up some points with Reese at 121; Jack Dreibelbis, 128, and Santel, 165. Phi Mu At a recent election of officers Jacqueline Warner was re-elected president of Phi Mu. 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