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Atlantic Co.
Drops Plans
For Gridcast
A decision to drop the broad
casting of college football games
was announced last Sunday by
officials of the Atlantic Refining
Co.
' College officials are awaiting
possible bids from sponsors who
wish to take over the contract
previously held by Atlantic and
Chevrolet.
As yet, no word has been re
ceived from Chevrolet as to the
action it will take in the matter.
Atlantic will turn to television in
replacement of the radiocast. The
Pittsburgh Steelers will be in
cluded in the program.
Atlantic started broadcasting
games in 1936 and first aired
Penn State games a year, later.
Bill Sutherland, well-known Pitts
burgh sportscaster, was the first
"name" broadcaster to announce
Nittany Lion games.
For the past two years Bob
Prince has been doing the play-by
play of both State home and road
games. The games were heard
over as many as 26 Central Penn
sylvania stations but sometimes
the total slipped as low as ten.
Civil Service
To Give Exams
The Civil Service examiners at
the Marietta Transportation Corps
Depot announced yesterday that
examinations are to be given for
positions of clerk- typist and
clerk-stenographer. The starting
salaries were announced at $2750.
Further . information and appli
cations for taking the examina
tions may be obtained by consult
ing .J. A. Dale, commissions area
secretary, at the State College
Post Office.
Agriculture Honorary
New officers of Gamma Sigma
Delta, agriculture honor society,
are president, John Gauss, asso
ciate professor of agricultural eco
nomics extension; vice president,
Ronald A. Bartoo, assistant pro
fessor of forestry; secretary treas
urer, Dr. Arthur J. G. Maw, pro
fessor of poultry husbandry; and
historian, Dr. James W. Shigley,
instructor in agricultural and bi
ological chemistry.
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT: Single room, avail
- able after June 9. Call 375 Simmons.
MALE RIDER to Los Angeles. Leaving
June 7 or 8. Call Hill ext. 2669 between
9 & 5.
RIDE TO Sacramento. California or vicin
ity. Desired departure June 8-7. Will
share expenses. Call Lefty. 4819.
PASSENGER WANTED to Detroit, Mich
or points enroute; leaving on June
Call Mills at 6789.
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IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs, just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beatties' 28 years, ex
perience is at your service.
BICYCLE RENTAL. Call Harry Hunter,
400 East College Ave. Phone 4200.
TYPING and MIMEOGRAPHING. Secre
tarial Service. Room 207, Hotel State Col
lege. Phone 4900.
TENNIS FANS it's Hassingers for
racket stringing the no-awl way. Prompt
service, guaranteed work, longer life to
string and racket. R. T. Hassinger. Daily—
White Hall: after 5 p.m. 514 E. Beaver
Ave.
TYPING. Call campus ext. 2162.
LOST
AMPRO TAPE RECORDER in Spring Car
nival parking lot. Reward offered. Call
Don 2337.
DOOR TO my room. if you find it call
Bill Scott, alias Rudolph Vaselino, ext.
272.
MAN'S SHELL rimmed glasses on Ath
erton, Beaver. or Allen streets, May 17.
If found ca❑ Nick 2W.
WRIST WATCH 17 jewel Swigs move
ment, leather- band, on Thursday, near
golf course. Reward.
ONE POLITICAL and Cultural History Of
Modern Europe by Carlton Hayes in 101
Willard lust week. Return to SU or Louise
Chid. Box 1159 Thompson.
WILL PERSON who picked uP glasses in
Thompson lounge leave them at Student
Union ?
RAIN COAT left at SAE Saturday night.
Labeled Richman Bros. If found, please
call Arthur. 2034.
TRENCH COAT in State Theatre, Sat.
May 10. 1 have yours. Call Allen Votta
ext. '2,8:1.
L:ctie rimmed gla:>ses near
Sparks. l'houe 5051-1/SS. Ask fur ''Mac."
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COtz:EGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Senior Announcements,
Invitations Available
• Seniors who have ordered in
vitations an d announcements
for graduation may pick them
up at the Student Union desk
in Old Main.
Seniors must present their
receipts upon picking them up.
No ext r a invitations or an
nouncements are available.
Coffee Hours
To End Today
The last coffee hour for this
semester under the joint sponsor-'
ship of the Dean of Men's office
and All-College Cabinet will be
held at 4 p.m. today in the Dean
of Men's office.
Twenty-six prominent ma 1 e
students, 20 freshmen, and 12
women students have been invit
ed to attend. Capt. John L. Wood
bury, professor of naval science,
and Robert T. Oliver, professor
of speech, have also been invited.
Representatives of the Dean, of
Men's office said that interest in
these coffee hours, held weekly at
4 p.m. Wednesday, has been very
high. They said that they have re
ceived valuable contributions to
their program from the coffee
hour discussions. They also said
that this is one of the ways they
are trying to meet the needs of
the students.
Floriculture Honorary
Initiates 8 Students
Seven juniors and one graduate
student have been initiated into
Pi Alpha Xi, floriculture honor
ary.
The initiates are Robert An
derson, James Boodley, Robert
Brickner, William Forrey, Richard
Rohland, Ralph Schwirian, David
Scott, and Lee Enright.
Summer Counselor
Openings Announced
Counselor positions in summer
camps located within a 100-mile
radius of Philadelphia have been
announced open by the College
Employment Service.
Persons over 18, and with some
experience in camp activities,
may report to their nearest PSES
office for further information.
Rifle Team Banquet
The Army Reserve Officers
Training Corps rifle team will
hold a banquet at 6 tonight in the
Allencrest Tea Room. Awards and
team brassards will be presented
to members.
FOR RENT
SUMMER STUDENTS, room and board at
the Beaver House. Board $9.00 per 5-day
week, and $12.00 per 7-day week. Room
and board $15.00 per week. Call 7851.
THREE ROOM apartment—completely fur
nished for summer only. 111 S. Allen St.
Call after 7 p.m. Phone 7965. ____
CENTRAL LOCATlON—furnished and un
furnished apartments. Call 2131.
SUMMER and FALL session bookings now
at Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany Ave.,
State College. Central, quiet and com
fortable. Phone 4850. Ask for C. R. -
SAVE MONEY on that moving iob, as
many students have. Rent a truck. Local
or out-of-state. Hertz Driv-Ur-Self SyStem
LIC., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona, Penna.
Phone 2-3200.
ROOM OR room and board for all sessions
of summer school at LAMBDA CHI.
Call 2602.
ROOM AND BOARD on campus at Alpha
Zeta this summer. Excellent facilities,
reasonable prices. Phone 7621 7622. -
ROOMS. with 5-day week board, over
looking the College gardens, for summer
or fall. Graduate students (married or
single) or students that go home week
ends preferred. Phone 2877.
2 LARGE COMFORTABLE double rooms
for men, .I.V. blocks from campus. Phone
2965. 230 S. Frazier St.
BACHELOR'S APARTMENT for 5 boys.
for entire summer. Private bath and
entrance, light cooking. 1 1 / 2 , blocks from
campus. Phone 2965. 230 S. Frazier St.
FOR SALE
GOLF CLUBS $24.85: Remington Type
writer, almost like new, $44.85; Under
wood Typewriter $29.85: Remington ,Type
writer $17.50; Soundseriber $148.95. 'Phone
3595.
BICYCLE SCHWINN, light weight with
three speed shift. Good mechanical con
dition. See at 805-B Winderest. R. A.
Navias.
'47 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE, perfect
condition. Inquire John Leasure, Lambda
Chi Alpha. 8:30 to 8 p.m.
1930 MODEL "A" FORD Roadster. Cal
0789, ask for Chuck.
FRESHLY DUG Fishworms. Willies Worm
ery. Call 4749. William Muehlhof, prop.
FORD 1937 TUDOR 60 D.P. rebuilt cn
' gine, good tires, good shape. $195. Ca'
Barney.
SWISS CIinONOGRAPII Wrist Watch—
never been worn. $125.00 value for $50.00.
Call Andy, 3950.
Alampi Will Speak
Phil Alampi, president of the
National Association of Rad i o
Farm Directors, will be the speak
er at the Ag Hill Coffee Hour
from 3 to 5 p.m. today.
: In, 1950, 1,799,800 Americans
were injured in traffic accidents.
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Lieut. Wilbert Lancaster, for
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District of Columbia AAU track•
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Lost Concert of Year
The Blue Band will present it:
last concert of the season on the
Mall in front of the Pattee Li-
brary at 3 p.m. Sunday.
' The concert will be the ten
program. For the first time thi
year there will be a solo singe
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