?AGE EIGHT
Jobs Available—Reece
Students interested in work
ing during the examination
.6.,riod should contact the Stu-
Employment office today.
`**large number of available
Nl.are anticipated between
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INT "30 and June 11, according
to 's.:llan Reece, assistant in
charge of student part-time
placement.
CHEST COMMITTEE TO MEET
The Campus Chest committee
will meet at 8 tonight in 304 Old
Main to discuss future plans. On
the agenda will be discussion of
special events, and method and'
amount of solicitations.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1947 STEWART 27' Housetrailer. Excell
ent condition. 3 room type, insulated
addition, blonde plywood interior. 322-B
Windcrest.
EXCELLENT 1949 2-door - Ford Sedan.
Radio, heater. Will finance. Call State
College 2177.
REMINGTON NOISELESS portable type
writer fcir sale. $4O. Good condition.
Call ext. 1083. Ask for Freyberger.
FULL SET Wilson Sam Snead registered
trove 3 McGregor woods plus bag.
New. condition $5B. Call 3938.
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE for sale.
Includes three piece living room suite,
$35; 2 chests of drawers, bed etc. Phone
after 5:30 7080: during day College Ext.
667-
1936 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. In good
running condition. Perfect for Whipples
on hot summer days. Call Mary Riesen
bash. 2941.
ARMY OFFICER'S Uniform, Size 37; in
cludes 3 wool gabardine shirts, extra
trousers. See at 418 W. Nittany Ave.
20 FOOT SUULT Trailer, sleeps four
Good condition. Venetian blinds included
$450.00. Inquire 721 Windcrest.
TRAILER 28' all aluminum good. con
dition. Sleeps 4. Moveable, separate bed
room. $650. 719 Windcrest. Phone 2087.
NUSERY FARM 14 acres. Equipment—
Landscape size and growing-in size
stock. Will sacrifice on account of age.
Write R. E. Condon, P.O. Box 95, Mifflin
burg, Penna.
SIZE 87 TUX and Tux shirt. $2O. Call
Miller 4959.
1940 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Heater. radio. i
Excellent value! Drive t! Tel. 2965,
State College:
EVER LOSE $100e? I will when you
, buy my Trailer. 28ft. room, conveniences.
Bill Fricke, Spring Lea Park, .6593.
•'DOODLEBUG" MOTOR Scooter, newly
overhauled. $55. Call Harvey 9989.
WARDROBE TRUNK, excellen condition.
Size 22x22x44 inches. A real buy at
815.00. Call Steve 2897.
1941 DODGE Sedan. Poor condition, but
cheap. Call Joe Lohman- 4215.
GOLF CLUBS 3 woods matched set
—all weather grips, almost new. Call
Gil 4933. Sacrifice price.
FOR SALE. 38 Ford Tudor. Excellent
body, motor in good running condition.
Highest bid takes it. Phone 84. Ext. 637.
FOR RENT
CENTRAL, PLEASANT, comfortable, and
quiet rooms with hot and cold running
water for all summer sessions. Inspect
The Colonial Hotel, 123 West Nittany
Ave. Phone 4850.
DOUBLE ROOM with twin beds for fall
semester. Call after one p.m. 4346:'"
APARTMENT—TWO rooms and bath.
One-half block from campus. Available
June 7th. Call 4209, 129 South Pugh.
HAVE A Date? Need a car! Drive it
yourself ! Call 7609.
TWO PLEASANT quiet double rooms for
male students. For summer session
three blocks from campus. Phone 2079.
TWO ROOM Apartment. E. Collette• Ave.
Available after commencement ' Oc
cupant desires to sell furniture. Phone
6121. '
.r IT'S BLUE BOOK TIME
Be Yee Prepared! •
8, 12, 16, 20 Page Blue Books ' 2 for Sc
24 and 32 Page Blue 'Books 3 for 10c
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G. C. MURPHY CO.
S. ALLEN STREET STATE COLLEGE, PA.
MEN
SUMMER SESSIONS
ROOM AND BOARD -
at
Alpha Zeta Fraternity
Convenient Location on Campus Family Style Meals
CALL 7621, EARL RUMBERGER •
TEE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEO4,,PENNSYLVANIA
!Pershing Rifles
Install. Officers
The Pershing Rifles Company
B-5 had their formal installation
of the newly elected officers at a
iecent meeting.
Following .t h e installation of
the officers, all gtaduating sen
iors from the company were pre
sented with se con d lieutenant
bars.
. The officers elected were Ray;
mond Johnson, commanding •of=
ficer; Rogers. Bender, executive
officer; Leslie Palmer, adjutant;
Richard Livingston; finance offi
cer; and Alain Hunter, first ser i
geant.
FOR RENT
LARGE DOUBLE room with cooking fa
cilities. Suitable 'for married student
couple. Available June 1. Phone 2174.
BOOM AND BOARD
ROOM and BOARD offered at 'Lambda
Chi Alpha for all summer sessions
Contact Bob Enterline. Telephone 2602.
ROOM AND Board at Kappa Delta Rho
for all summer sessions. Contact Bob
Hosier or Don Carbaugh. Phone 2337.
SUMMER STUDENTS. Delicious home
cooked meals only one block from cam
pus at the Beaver. House. Special weekly
rates for boarders. Call 7851 or see us
at 329 East Beaver Ave.
MEN STUDENTS during main summer
session at Sigma Nu. Located on main
campus. Contact Al Michaels 3298.
DELTA TAU Delta offers the best in
food, living conditions, recreational fa
cilities for summer sessions. Call 4979.
KILROY WAS . Here! He couldn't resist
room and. board at $l4 a week. Board
$ll a week. Phi Sigma Kappa 4939.
LOST
WALLET—EITHER Tues. night or Wed.
morning. Call Tom Yohe, 134 S. Fra
zier 2129. •"•
LADIES' BLACK and white topcoat.
S. of Post House. Reward. Call Ted 4249.
HORN RIMMED glasses in black case
between White Hall and Simmons. Call
Nancy 408 Simmons.
LOST: TRENCH Coat at Wind .Tunnel—
Engineering open house. Red and black
team jacket, 405 Old Main. Contact Upp
strom 3468.
LOST: BROWN gabardine coat' in Home
Economics • building -about • May 17th.
Please call 311 Atherton Hall.
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WANTED: SPACE on truck going t‘.)
Williamsport. Disabled motor bike needs
ride home. Call Bob Vandegrift 6163.
RIDE—VICINITY Olympic National For
est, Washington State about June 10. ,
Must. arrive before June 20. Call 2449. I f
ATTENTION 1951 'graduates: Graduating!
senior needs commencement invitations.
Contact Paul 7719.
GRADUATE STUDENT desires clean and
Quiet room for fall and spring semester.
Cull Lou Klotz 4939.
RIDERS WEST, ---- To Missoula, Mont.
1935 Chev. Sleeping out. Call 4679. Joe
Gutkoski after 7 p.m.
MISCELLANEOUS
GOLF DRIVING Range now in operation.
Located North on Route 322 where "The
Turkey Shoot was held."
MODEL BUILDERS Bill's Model Shop
has those scarce iterhs. Be sure to
stock up for the summer. 202 W. Pros
pect Ave.
LOST—ONE heavy-knit, blue, wool sweat
er, on campus. Finder "-notify Frank
Johnson, 304 , Sparks.
Fenton Named
Inkling Editor
Florenz Fenton has been
has been named editor and
Milton Bernstein,: managing
editor, of Inkling, • Samuel
Vaughan announced yesterday.
Inkling is now collecting ma
terial for' next fall's issue. Ma
terial can be turned in at the
student ; union,.. Fenton said.
Davis Awarded Plaque
By Penn-State Club
Robert Davis, retiring All-Col-,
lege • president, wa s -designated
the outstanding independent sen
ior by the Penn State Club at a
banquet held at the Allencrest
Sunday night.
Davis was awarded a named
engraved plaque which will be
hung in the Penn State Clubl
room.
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Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests
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to these hurry-up,one-puff, one•sniff cigarette tests! "Why", says he,
"they don't even give you time to finish the cigarette before you're supposed
to decide which is mildest!" Millions of smokers have come to the same conclusion
—there's just one real way to test the flavor and mildness of a cigarette!
It's the sensible test . the 30-Day Camel Mildness Test,
which simply asks you to try Camels as a steady smoke=
on a pack-after-pack, day-after-day basis. No snap judgments
needed! After you've enjoyed Camels—and only
Camels—for 30 days in your "I'-Zone"
(T for Throat, T for /Taste), we believe you'll know why . . .
More People Smoke Camels
than any other cigarette!
Thespians Initiate
Eighteen Members
Eighteen students were recent
ly initated into Thespians.
They are JoSeph Brower, Ed- , _
ward Noyes, William Elmore,
Raymond Rachkowski, alp h
Shuck, Darrell Rishell, Rudolph
Valentino, Donald 'Yenko, John
Price, Charles Hamilton, Allen
Gibson, William Detweiler, Rich
ard Schreck, John Longnecker,
John Swartz, Louis Doroshow,
George Simon, and Marc Kim
melman.
AIM SHINGLES AVAILABLE
Members of the Association of
Independent Men's board of gov
arnors may ;pick up their activi
:les keys at 102 Old Main, Ray
Evert, b6ard treasurer, said yes-„.
t erd ay.
For Best Results
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THE PELICAN
TUESDAY, MAY
LA Senior.s May Get c•
Graduation linstruction,
Graduating liberal arts seri
iors may get the latest and
nal graduation instructions!
starting today , at the follciw
ing rooms: Arts & Letters, -132
Sparks; Commerce & Finance,
106 Sparks; Journalism, 115 ,
Carnegie Hall.
Theta Alpha Phi
initiates 12 Members
Theta Alpha , Phi, national - dra
! matics recognition society, in
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itiated 12 new members recently
The society's new initiates k
John Price, Joyce Rexford, Bett:
Lou Morgan, Harry Woolever
Kathryn Scheetz, Eugene Schafi
fer, Richard Francis Ange
loni, William Klisanin, Ham
Culbertson, Richard Patterson ,
and Walter Walters,. dramatic:'
instructor.
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