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Trustees Approve
$6,000 Fellowship
A fellowship for the School of
Agriculture, amounting to $6,000
has been jointly approved by the
trustees of the College and the
Coke Oven Ammonia Research
bureau.
The fellowship was established
for work on fertilization and man
agement practices on small grains.
Under the agreement, grants of
$2,000 annually for three years
will be provided. The fellowship
will be directed by Dr. Lawrence
L. Huber, professor of agronomy.
The College also collaborated
with the National Association of
Automotive Mutual -Ins urwrace
company to provide $6,000 for
partial payment of the Motor Ve
hicle Fleet Supervisor Training
program.
Amos E. Neyhart, administra
tive head of the Institute of Plob
lie Safety, will conduct the pro
gram.
Soccermen ---
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only halfback holdover. Fullback
Bill Yerkes and goal Ron Co
der are also returning.
Added to this roll is Gus Big
got who had been All-American
in 1938 and returned to school
this year with some college eli
gibility left.
The positions left open by
graduation have been filled by
sophomores. The halfback line,
which is important to both the
offense and defense, will be in
the hands of these men who lack
experience, but are expected to
develop into top men during the
course of the season. Frank Ful
mer and Kurt Klaus will give
Emig the help needed.
At the other fullback slot,
young Jay Simmons will be de
pended on to supplement Yerkes.
Room and Board
for Men
—AT—
• MARILYN HALL
317 E. BEAVER AVE.
Dial 3935 Ask for Mrs. Ellard
PENN STATE
vs. ARMY
SAT., OCT. 7th
Avoid Traffic Congestion—Travel in
Comfort via Scenic Steamer Route
Special Steamer Leaves FL W. 42nd St.
N. Y. C. 9:30 AM. Arrives We'st Point
12:45
Round Trip Steamer Fare $2.00
Parking areas available near Pier
Hudson River Day Line Inc.
New York City
PANTS ... PANTS ... PANTS
Checks . .. tweeds . . . glean
plaids ... solids. Wool worsteds
and gabardines. Ideal for class
wear or after hour relaxation!
Now only . . .
Limited Supply!
Act Now!
HUR'S MEN'S SHOP
E. COLLEGE AVE.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, P
CO -edit
Acacia
Acacia recently pledged Donald
Anderson, Rodger Bender, John
Brant, James Class, Richard Erb,
David Evans, and Henry Johnson.
Theta Xi
New initiates of Theta Xi frat
ernity are Allen Black, James
Huet, William Knightly, Albert
Ludik, Charles Walton, and Stan
ley Zoltek.
Phi Sigma Delta
New pledges at Phi Sigma Delta
are Martin Abramson, Joseph
Banks, Charles Basch, Roy Fui
man, Buddie Isaacman, David
Klineberg, Leonard Krieger, Leon
Lefkowitz, Arthur Lenchner, Al
Nickel, Benet Rosenthal, Buddy
Rubel, Irwin Saft, Irwin Schnei
der, Arthur Smulyan, and Herb
Yablon.
Abramson is the president of
the pledge class. Other officers
are Fuiman, vice-president; Isaac
man, treasurer, and Rubel, secre
tary.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
TAN RAINCOAT at tryouts in Little
Theater. Please return to 291 Simmons
or Little Theater.
KEY HOLDER with three keys numbered.
259, 308, 86D—lost Saturday September
30. Reward. Call Atherton 308.
NOW!
At Your
Warner Theatre
/ 2 a
L-athaum
Richard Widinark
Paul Douglas
" Panic in
the Streets"
I —Vale
Barbara Stanwyck
Wendell Corey
Walter Huston
"The Furies"
nitiany
Biggest Western in 10 Years
Robert Taylor
in
"AMBUSH "
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
LOST; Pair or horn rim glasses in a black
case. Please call Yaskin at 4409.
U.S. HISTORY 21 and black loose leaf
notebook. Friday Sept. 29. Contact Dave
Spur, Stuart Hall. Reward.
I3LACK WALLET in vicinity of Fair
mount Ave. on Sat. night. Reward !
Call Verne Willaman 2760.
BRAND NEW Army Officer's raincoat,
size 42,
outside 217 Willard Hall, Sept.
22. Call 2643.
RAIN-COAT Military style zipper lining
noon Sept. 22, 107 M. Eng. I have yours.
Call Danny 2708.
FOUND
WILL THE person who took the wrong
black coat call 3r>B Simmons. I have
Yours.
MISCELLANEOUS
GERMAN and FRENCH tutoring. Euro
pean language teacher with American
college experience. Elizabeth Mares, 715 W.
Park. Phohe 6387.
STUDENTS REMEMBER the B.X. Your
student operated, non profit store is
still open. See us in the TUB.
MOYER WATCH SHOP
105 S. Pugh St.
Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests
*Number 3... THE FLICKER
"One 'question...
Where.. do I flick
my-ashes?"
The sensible test the one that gives you the proper
answer is a day after day, pack-after-pack tryout
for 30 days. It's the Camel 30-Day Mildness Test!
You judge Camels for'3o days in your own "T
-Zone"
(T for Throat, T for Taste) the real proving
ground for a cigarette. Once you've tested Camels
as a steady smoke, you'll know why ...
More People Smoke Camels
than any other cigarette'
NNSYLVANIA
MODEL BUILDERS, Bill's Model Shop is
the place to meet your fellow modetors.
202 West Prospect 6:30-9:00 p.m.
TELEVISION Information Service. Call
State College 3512.
RADIO. ' PHONOGRAPH 'Liu: 7-V ser
vice. Guaranteed. Pick-up and delivery.
Call the Music Roorti-2311.
NEWLY FURNISHED and decorated
centrally located room available to mar
ried couple with or without board. Dial
6772.
TRAILER, 22 ft., electric refrigerator,
automatic hob water. adjoining room.
Immediate possession. Priced right to
rent quickly, Hurry! Lowry, Hoover's
Trailer Park, 3505.
19-FOOT TRAILER. Good condition. 390/3
Windcrest. Inquire after 5 p.m.
Ins FORD 8 Tudor Sedan in good run
ning condition. Call 2827.
1230 MODEL A Ford convertible. Best
offer takes it. Phone Jim at 3332.
MEN'S RIDING boots, including spurs,
size ' 10 3 / 4 , excellent condition__sls ;
Phone 9125 State College.
MEMO
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Don't think our neat-pleated friend with the drape
shape doesn't know the score! He's plenty hep to
all those tricky cigarette tests! If you're in the groove,
they're not fooling you, either. You know, from your own
smoking experience, that just one puff of this brand
... then one puff of that brand isn't going to give you
the answer you want. Mat can you possibly tell by
a quick inhale and exhale, a whiff or a sniff?
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
THURSDAY., OCTOBER 5, 19i4J
UNDERWOOD PORTABLE typewriter.
wilt part with at very reasonable prica.
Coil 405. Ask for Bill Doutt.
OFFICER'S Regulation Green Blouse. Size
36R. Never worn. First 810 or highest
after. 116 Hamilton Hall.
SOMEONE WILL get good '37 Buick I
passenger coupe. Heater, radio, good
tires. Inquire Physical plant, Sparks.
1940 PLYMOUTH—Must sell—radio and
heater. Bob Landebnian ; Hamilton Hall
57, Call 5051 Ext. 1170.
WANTED
A DRUMMER and ride trumpet man for
small combo. Call The Moose 7170.
GIRLS LAUNDRIES done ;:arefully,. Will
call for and deliver. Phone 3191.
TROMBONIST DESIRES work. Perma
nent resident. Dance experience in
small combos. Call MS after Co p.m.
NOBODIES JOIN Fr•)th'a broken wheel
hat society. Semi list a non-achieve
ments to Box 845 State College.
REPLACEMENT FOR .room and meal
ticket, •terms or cash: reasonable dis
count. Contact Francis Dunn, Nittany
Dorm 28 Room 18.-
MUSICIANS WANTED for organized
band Playing all special arrangements.
Call 2280.
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