PA rTrItIT
GM La;:,) *.:onsuitant
To Speak to Engineers
T. A. Boyd, research laboratory
consultant for General Motors,
will speak on "Your 1973 Model"
at the senior engineering lecture,
4:10 p.m. today in 110 Electrical
Engineering.
Boyd, a graduate of Ohio State
University was one of the devel
opers of tetraethyl lead, now used
as an anti-knock agent in auto
motive and aviation gasolines. He
is a pioneer in the study of fuel
composition and combustion.
FOR BEST RESULTS USE
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
RED KEY case containing dormitory key
• lost Saturday between Simmons and
Beaver Field. Call 209 Simmons.
ONE BROWN Jacket, October 4 in Frear
laboratory. I have yours. Call Tom Misie
ivicz 6514. 1
WILL THE person who took a slide rule
frOm in front of the Armory please re
turn it to Nittany 41-19.
BLUE SHEAFFER Pen on Tuesday be
tween . Simmons and Grange. If found
call Grange Ext.. 1961
RONSON Cigarette Lighter—initials J.B.L.
Not sentimental, just valuable. If found
return to Student Union desk.
PERSON WHO mistakenly took or found
cardboard-bound notebook with trademark
"Tumbler" please return to Student Union.
WANTED
BIDE TO MIAMI. Fla., wanted for Xmas
vacation for two people. Will pay for
expense. Phyllis 5051, 293 Simmons.
RIDE TO Penn game. Prefer to leave
Friday morning. Call 4409 or 4709. Ask
for Gordon.
RIDE TO Utica, N.Y. or area Oct. 17 after
4 p.m. Call Carol Bewley, McAllister.
Ext. 74.
RIDE TO .Philadelphia on Friday, October
17th at 12-1 p.m. and return on Sunday.
Call 5051, 221 ' Atherton.
RIDE TO Bethlehem on Friday, October
24th at noon and return on Sunday. Call
347 Atherton.
RIDE TO Allentown, October 31st. Con
tact Pat, Ext. 1096.
A RIDE- to Philadelphia on October Slat,
after noon. Call 48 Simmons Hall.
GIRL'S GYM Suit -- size 34. Cheap
RIDE FOR two to Philadelphia, Friday
October 31, can leave after 4:00 p.rn.
Contact Jean, Ext. 1094.
RIDE TO New York on Oct. 23 after
4 p.m. Phase call Atherton 147.
ARCHATEUT'S SCALE in good condition
Call Jack Albrecht at 3053:
FOR RENT
DISSATISFIED WITH present room? Call
State College 7753 for information con
cerning two completely refurnished and re
decorated double rooms.
ROOM FOR Rent 122 W. Nittany Ave
Call 4679.
DUTCH
PANTRY
Good Food at
Popular Prices
Our Own
Baked Goods
Fresh Daily
OPEN
Every Day
7 a.m. 'til
Midnight
0 E. College Ave.
Tr-Tr Y) AMY COLLEGIAN qTA'rE COLLEGE: PENNSYLVANIA
250 Students Sign
For Dance Class
Registration for the Mortar
Board sponsored amateur . danc
ina class closed yesterday after
250 students signed for the seven
week
.course.
Members of Mortar Board will
assist a former Arthur Murray
dancing instructor, Elaine Russel,
in teaching the weekly classes
which begin later this month.
Some of the tributaries of the
Delaware River, particularly the
Lehigh and Schuylkill, have a
great economic importance to the
welfare of Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE
1951 FORD two-door sedan Ford-o-Matie:
whitewalleti tires, radio, heater, other
extras. Call 5051 ext 274 Rm. 28 after
6:00 p.m.
1934 FORD 2-door sedan. Must be seen to
appreciate. Call Tom 7028 after 6 p.m.
GOOD QUALITY white lab coats, $5.50
Room 19 Frear.
LOG LOG Deeitrig , Slide Rule—reasonable
price. Call Ext. ' . 295 and ask for Dick
Hayes.
ENGLISH LITERATURE 25 books : Physi
cal Science 7 book and English Comp. I
book, Call • Atherton 24.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL PROVIDE room and board for two
during weekend of Penn game in ex
change for ride for three. Call 1174--
Elaine or Joyce.
DUNGAREE DRAG, Oct. 11-9 to 12, $1.50.
Jack Huber. Come and enjoy a good
time.
The Highlight of Junior Class Week
THE JUNIOR PROM
Friday,
Rec Hall
Attend These "Junior Class Week" Events:
Wednesday
November 12
Talent
Show
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LaVie Fee --
( reontinued from,page one)
book that would meet standards
the 1953 class has a right to ex
pect.
The decreased upperclass en
rollment also results in a de
creased order for yearbooks, and
this increases the price per book.
In 1950 there were 3625 copies
produced at $10.19 per book. Last
year, 2750 copies were produced
at $11.73 per book.
Freshmen have not been as
sessed for the yearbook since 1950,
when they paid $1.25 per semes
ter.
The unit cost of the LaVie per
student would increase from $l2
to $l6. Backlog would not be
charged to present sophomores,
juniors, and seniors.
Woodrow Bierly, LaVie ad
viser, pointed out that since the
only income for LaVie is student
fees, this seems to be the only
solution to meet present produc
tion costs.
In discussions on the floor of
cabinet, Schoerke pointed ou t
that the increase for this year's
LaVie is not to elaborate on the
yearbook, bu t merely to meet
present production costs.
Since this recommendation in
volves a change in student fees
it must be approved at two suc
cessive cabinet meetings before
action can be taken. This is a
clause in the All-College Cabinet
Constitution, John Laubach, All-
College president, said.
Jamestown, Va., was the meet
ing place of the first representa
tive assembly in 1619.
'Featuring
Nov. 14
- 9to 12
$4.00
Per
Semi = Formal
Thursday
November 13
Rajly
Vets' Children, to Get
Autumn Ball Tickets •
Tickets priced at $2 per cou-
Immunization Shots
ple will go on sale today for Immunization shots for diph
the Autumn Ball, sponsored theria, whooping cough, and te
by Leonides and the Associa- tanus will be given at -9:30 a.m.
tion of Independent Men, at today in the Windcrest community
the Student Union desk in Old hall to all student veterans' chil-
Main. Jack Huber and his or- dren over six months of age, Mrs.
chestra will play for the dance Marjorie Rix, community nurse,
-s Oct. 18 at Recreation Hall. announced.
•
,ies • UN Day Materials
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st '
Essay Contest Faculty members desiring ma
terials for use on United Nations
Offers Awards Day, Oct. 24, may secure them
through Dr. David W. • Russell,
A nation-wide essay contest professor of education, by calling,
dealing with "The :United States
for them at his office in 306 Bur
and the Underdeveloped Areas" rowes or by calling him, Ext. 2405.
will be sponsored by the National -
Council of the Church of Christ in
the U.S.A., with awards totaling ROLLER SKATING
$lBOO. AT
The purpose of the contest, UCLA PARK
which opens Nov. 1, and closes at
midnight, March 3, 1953, is to WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
stimulate active interest in the and SUNDAY NIGHTS
problems of the Point Four Pro
gram and U.S. relationships with
the economically underdeveloped
countries of the world. CIGARETTES
Requirements are that appli
cants be Americans between the STAY . FRESH
ages of 15 and 23, and that essays
be kept to 1000 words or less.
„ In a colorful PAK-A-DOR
In addition to the first prizes case by Cameo. $2.00 and up.
of $4OO each, there will be two See our selection in our win
second place awards of $2OO, two dow today!
third prizes of $lOO each, and 20
prizes of $25 each.
Shomiera 3
Contest instruction leaflets may -.
be obtained by writing ,to the JEWELERS
Point Four essay committee, Na- 134 E. COLLEGE AVE.
tional Council of Churches, 79
E. Adams street, Chicago 3, 111. , s i gnimmillinr
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Miss Junior Gluts
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Friday
November 14
Junior Prom
Coronation
. of
Saturday
November 15
Football—
Float Parade
Mummer Parade
A.I.M. and
Fraternity
House Party
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November 16
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