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the action must be taken by the
slate, not the local bonris.
“7.t is true,” he said, “that once
a student has received his pre
induction notice, he is no longer
permitted to enlist in the serv
ice of his preference. There have
been many indications, including
a dispatch from Washington this
afternoon, that this regulation
may be changed, but it is still
in effect.”
He warned students against
dropping out of the College with
out formal notice, because doing
so would jeopardize academic
standing and credits. Students
dropping should file forms with
the dean of men, he said.
Marshall UMT Plan
Turning to possible permanent
plans of universal military train
ing, he said the one most likely
to be put in effect in large part
is Secretary of War Marshall’s.
“This measure would become
a permanent part of the fabric
of American life,” the President
said. “It is a new type social in
strument which would be with
us forever.”
The plan, which President
Eisenhower said he viewed with
grave misgivings, would induct
all 18-year-olds for four months
of basic and 23 months of regu
lar service, with three to six
years in the reserves mandatory.
The plan would bring in some
800,000 18-year-olds annually.
Fifty thousand of these would be
assigned to ROTC units after
their basic training.
For the first three years of
the plan, 75,000 additional men
could enter college after basic
training. This quota would then
be dropped, under the assump
tion, which the President says he
thinks may be unwarranted, that
then men who had completed
their service would begin enter
ing college. Besides, this tempor
ary group, 50,000 men on active
duty would be assigned to special
training in colleges annually.
Graduate Examinations
The Graduate Record examin
ations will be given on campus
Feb. 2 and 3. Application blanks
and bulletins of information are
available in 207 Buckhout labora
tory. All applications for the
examination must arrive in
Princeton, N.J., not later than
Jan. 19.
Book Refunds
The third and final book re
fund for veterans will be made
at the Bursar's office to
morrow.
GIFTS GALORE
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birthdays
anniversaries
parties
and other occasions
Wink's Sky-Top
7 Miles from Stale College
On Route 322
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN,' STATE COLLEGE, P:
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Dutch-Ciay smith
Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. Clay
smith, of Pittsburgh, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Michaiine, to Thomas A. Dutch.
Miss Claysmith is a junior in
home economics and a member
of Theta Phi Alpha sorority.
Mr. Dutch is a graduate of Cali
fornia State Teachers College. He
received his master’s degree at
Michigan State College and is
now the director of student em
ployment at Michigan State.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
LOST: GLASSES in brown leather case
on Thurs. Please call Margie, 335 Sim-
BLUE PARKER pen, Friday between Mc-
Allister and As building. Please return
to Alice Spriggs, 429 McAllister.
RED WALLET in vicinity of Sparks
Thursday afternoon. Call Rose at 4379.
Reward!
PERSON WHO took grey gabardine top
coat from Phi Kappa Tau Sat. night
by mistake, call Bob Brennan 5051-784.
LOST: PARKER 51 Pencil, silver top in
"Willard Hall Tuesday afternoon. Please
return to DeGroat. (531 W. College. Reward.
LOST: ONE Hat, dark green in locality
of Corner Room. Call Frank 5051-276,"
GOLD CHAIN bracelet with pearls near
Atherton Hall on College Avenue. Call
24 Simmons.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Large 4-shelf bookcase.
Blonde finish. Reasonable. Call 2783
after 5 p.m.
1947 LIBERTY 23’ Housetrailer. Goo
condition. Special price. Complete!
furnished. Call 3505, Joseph Pagnanell
Hoover's Trailer Park. .
NOW!
At Your
Warner Theatre
C^uthaum
MARTA TOREN
JEFF CHANDLER
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MALA POWERS
TOD ANDREWS
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RICHARD WIDMARK
LINDA DARNELL
"NO WAY QUI"
HOME MADE fudge. Call 6674,
1940 CHEVROLET tudor sedan. Excell
ent condition throughout. Dick Hess,
Rudy's Trailer Park, West College Ave.
Phone 3965.
KNITTIN* IS easy when you use a pack—
Bernat, Columbia, Semspun, Beehive.
Margaret's Shop, 129 South Frazier.
TRAILER KOZY Coach 23 ft. Excellent
condition. Good buy. Windcrcst 357.
Telephone 2256.
STEVENS 12 ga. pump-gun. Four months
old. Perfect condition. $50.00. Call
poultry plant 8441-725. Ask foT Mangel.
18 ft. ALMA ($500) Trailer, 1/3 down
balance monthly payments. Phone State
College 3906 316-R Windcrest. Gilleland.
FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet Club Coupe.
Good tires, heater. Call extension 2650.
Will sell for highest bid.
FOB RENT
ROOMS FOR Rent for the spring semes
ter. Double room and half of another
available for male students. Inquire 234
S. Pugh or call 3265.
AVAILABLE BEGINNING 2nd semester.
one half double room, running water,
centrally located. Call Phil Godfrey, 4850
between 6:15 and 7 p.m
COMFORTABLE ROOM In private home.
$3.50 weekly. One mile from campus on
road to BeJlcfonte. Call 7653.
SINGLE ROOM, 3 blocks from college
campus, graduate student or instructor
preferred. Call 3829 between 7 a.m. and
3 p.m. *
ROOM CLOSE to campus from Jan. 27
until April 8. Call 4374.
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Guys and dolls will meet
after the game Sat., for
, AlM's ..... "FINAL
HOP"—rec hall, 25c per
person with the music of
the fabulous
GENE MAGILL
INNSYLVANTA
AVAILABLE FOR 2nd semester at the
Colonial Hotel* central -location 123 W.
Nittany Ave. Select rooms with hot and
cold running water. Inspect today. Phone
4860.
CENTRALLY LOCATED newly decorated
furnished room with semi-private bath
for married couple. Available for second
semester with or without board. Call 6773;
SINGLE ROOM College Heights. 211
Adams Avenue. Phone 2174.
ONE SINGLE and one 1 double room with
board available for the next semester.
Call State College 2971.
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. All work
guaranteed. Will call for and deliver.
Phone Paul E. Henninger, State College
7842.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just
call 2492 or bring machine to M 3 W
College Ave. Mr. Beatties 28 years ex
perience is at your service.
TYPING AND Mimeographing. Letters.
manuscripts* theses* .term papers, etc.
Hotel State College* Room 205. Secretarial
Service. Phone 4906. Helen G. Yarnell.
DON’T SAVE your used books any longer
than necessary. Sell them at the B.X.
January 15-24..
BIRTHDAY CAKES. All kind of party
refreshments. Excellent fruitpunch.
Frida Stern, 122 E. Irvin Ave. Phone 4818.
FOUND
BLUEBOOKS BLUEBOOKS • Bluebooks
you need them . we have them! Buy
them at your student operated bookstore
B.X.
g regulations
with
Candy
THURSDAY,. JANUARY IS, 19*1
WANTED
BOARDERS: BEGIN next-semester right!
Eat at Beaver •■ : House* • homecooked
meals $ll weekly* with deductions for
weekend meals missed/ Phone 7851.
MOVING? PICK . ufc truck and driver
for hire. 534 Winclcrest.
WAITER WANTED for-SAE House; Apply
to caterer 4928. ♦ '
WANTED TO buy. Guma, all - kinds. and
U.S. Stamp collections. - Call Pleasant.
Gap 361- or write P.O; .Box: -404.!
RIDE TO Detroit or . leaving
January 24 or 25. '.Call- Cash 6718.
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