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Tickets Available
For Dance Show
Reserved seat tickets at 60
cents are on sale for the appear
ance of Frankel
. and Ryder. mod
ern dance team, at 8 P.M. Satur
day in Schwab Auditorium.
Emily Frankel and Mark Ry
der will perform here before pre
senting the same program at
their initial performance in New
York. They asked Theta Phi Al
pha, the national dramatics hon
orary which is sponsoring them,
to make the tickets
have
so they could have a large
enough audience to get an ac
curate audience reaction to their
show, Robert Reifsneider, assis
tant professor of dramatics, said.
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not complete state ownership, he
said. This is because total state
ownership makes tyranny inevi
table, and this is incongruous with
the side of Karl Marx's philosophy
that favored human rights.
It would be an error, he de
clared, to make destruction of so
cialism•part of America's doctrine.
He said that Socialists were
shocked at the end of the last
war that America was not aware
of the Soviet threat.
Schlesinger said that America's
type of capitalism is more revolu
tionary than socialism, as social
ism has changed very little in the
past 50 years.-
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Ceramists Hear
Allen Lecture
Did you know that camel's hair
brushes were made from the fur
of the Siberian squirrel?
Neither did most of the 70 peol
ple who heard the talk on vitri
fied china ware given by H. F.
Allen, General Manager of the
Fall Creek plant of the Jackson
Vitrified China Co., last night at
the meeting of the American Cer
amics Society.
Other points covered in the talk
on vitrified china ware were
American methods, foreign com
petition, and the history of the
pottery trade.
The camel's hair brushes, Mr.
Allen explained, were used in
painting lines and bands on small
orders of china ware which call
for under-glaze decorations.
"Japanese competition is prob
ably the most serious competition
American producers face," Mr.
Allen said. He also explained that
the-low wages the Japanese work
er receives is a major reason for
this competition.
Dr. Johnson to Show
Pictures of RoCkies
Dr. George 'Johnson, professor
of agricultural extension in pho
tography, will show slides on the
Rocky Mountains at 8 tonight in
the basement of Our Lady of Vic..
tory Church.
The slides will be shown pre
ceding the business meeting of
the Altar Society of that church.
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tAGGE.II & NNER.S NOSP.C.C.O CO.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COr s MGE: PENNSYLVANIA
inter-Church Group
Plans Foreign Aid
. Inter-Church Student•: Fellow
ship- discussed plans for a finan
cial drive to assist International
Christian UniversSy in Japan, at
its meeting Sunday. No definite
action was taken.
Plans were made to hold a
joint World Day. of Prayer service
for all local Protestant fellow
ships March 9.
AItCrUS C-5 - Camera with flash attach
ment, and good leather case. $45. In
quire 524 Winderest.
KEEP YOUR trailer snug and warm
with a Coleman oil heater, model 666 A.
Radiating, circulating 31,000 BTUs an
hour. Fuel-air control saves up to 25%
on fuel; low draft burner, oversize heat
exchanger, new functional air flow de
sign. See it soon at Houts. 0. W. Houts
& Son, Inc., N. Buckhout, State College ;
6703.
WILL DO student and family laundries
in my home. Will call for and deliver.
Call 4502.
USED CHRISTMAS cards to be sent to
the Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh for
physical therapy work. Leave cards, in
Room 106 Sparks, The Chamber of Com
merce. or the Radio Station.
Three replacements for THE COLONIAL
for next semester. Phone 3938.
ANY STUDENTS desiring to earn up to
$1.60 per hour on a steady part-time
basis see •"Perry" at the Dux Club, 128
S. Pugh St. Don't Phone!
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
WANTED
HELP WANTED
NO UNPLEASANT
AFTER-TASTE
*From the Report of a Well-Known Research Organization
and only Chesterfield has it!
CLASS
MISCELLANEOUS '
IF YOUR Eypewritet - needs' repairs. lust
call 2492 or bring machine to G 33 W
College Ave. Mr Beatties' 28 years ex.
perience is at your service.
TYPING and MIMEOGRAPHING Sec
retarial Service Room 207 Hotel State
College. Phone 4906.
MEALS FOR students; neighborhood of
622 S. Allen by week. Call 4147.
LOST
GLASSES. NOT in case, lost in main
lobby West Dorm Jan. 7. Reward. Call
John, ext. 1190.
SUITCASE IN Corner Room Friday. Call
Mrs. Kauffman, 143 Simmons. Reward.
BROWN LEATHER sheepslea jacket taken
from outside 303 Willard Jan. 3. Call
Harry McClory ext. 262. ss reward.
SILVER LINK bracelet iost Sunday, Jan.
6, between Methodist Church and Wom
en's Building. Call Nancy ext. 1179.
LOST MONDAY afternoon—maroon wallet.
Finder call 4094, or return to Student
Union desk.
GRAY GABARDINE topcoat missing from
third floor Willard Thursday noon.
Finder please call 2845. Ask for Joe.
FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM with one bed; double room
with two beds; one bed in another
room—for next semester male students.
230 Pugh street. 2060.
THREE UNFURNISHED apartments
each with four rooms and bath. Heat,
water, electric stove, and refrigerator fur
nished. Come to 513 West College avenue
between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m.
DOUBLE ROOM vacant. Half available
immediately; end of half semester. Five
minutes walk from campus. Phone 3872.
ROOMS FOR rent next semester at Cody
Manor. Male students. Call 6935.
PLEASANT DOUBLE room individual
furnishings for mate students in quiet
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ,9, =1952
FIEDS
family home. Three blocks from campus.
Available second semester. 753 N. Allen.
Phone 2079. '
DOUBLE ROOM, second semester, College
Heights, 211 Adams. Avenue. Phone 2174.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS with running
water. Apply Colonial Hotel, 123 West
Nittany Avenue. Central location, oil heat,
maid service, call 4860—ask for C. R.
DOUBLE ROOM; private bath for rest of
college year. 123 West Nittany Avenue.
Call C. R. at 4860.
ROOM, EITHER single or double, • for
rent next semester. Call 9346 after
1:00 p.m.
ONE DOUBLE and one single room for
rent. 611 S. Pugh. Call 2610. •
PLEASANT DOUBLE room with twin
beds, separate study tables. 'lnquire 612
West Foster avenue evenings.
FOR SALE
1949 UNITED HOUSETRAILER, 19 ft.
All conveniences. Immediately available.
Contact William Feaster or call 6594.
USED HICKORY Skiis with metal har
nesses and bamboo poles 38. .Call State
College 2365 between 6 and 7 p.m.
QUONSET HUT on' rented land in State
College. Two bedrooms, living room,
kitchen, utility room, bathroom. Dial 4115.
CUSTOM BUILT 3-room, 29.f00t trailer.
Complete with electric refrigerator,
bottled gas stove, all metal exterior and
double flooring. $995. Windcrest 368 •or
call- 6337.
GOTTEN A LETTER from Time maga.
tine? Let Student Magazine Agency,
112 Old Main, speedily process student's
special 1 / 2 price subscription: 4 months
$1.00; year $3.00.
DEJUR PROFESSIONAL .4x5 Enlarger,
f :4.5 Ilex lens. Like new, `sl2o, Call
2610. ask for John.
BRAND NEW $71.50 Gruen wristwatch.
Never worn: expansion bracelet. Guaran
teed—sso. Call Rudy, 4225 after 5:30 p.m.
BROWN LEATHER jacket with fur collar.
• Size 36. Contact Sill Morris, 282 Hamil
ton Hall. Phone Ext. 1189.
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