PAGE EIGHT Students Warned To Watch Wallets Captain Philip Mark of the Cam pus Patrol yesterday warned stu dents to keep a tight hold on their wallets. Three or four campus thefts have been reported recent ly, he said, the latest one occur ring last week. Captain Mark said circulars were being put up in Simmons Hall warning residents of a thief in the dorm. • Chapel Choir -- (Continued from page two) Come, 0 Come Emmanuel" will close the processional. The worship service will be in troduced with an instrumental concert of Bach Chorales, pre sented by members of the Blue Band, directed by James W. Dun lop, assistant professor of music education. ' The organ prelude, offered by Ceiga, will be "Vom Himmel hoch", (Buxetide), followed by the introit, a Luther hymn set to the Ba c h harmonization of "Vom Himmel hoch," "From Heaven High to Earth 'I Come." Other organ selections include the offer tory, "Noel" (D'Aquin), and the postlude, Bach's setting of "Vom Himmel hoch." CLASSIFIEDS RIDES AND PASSENGERS WANTED RIDERS WANTED to Memphis, Tenn Call Ed Hood 3243 evenings. RIDE TO western North Carolina or east, em Tennessee for Christmas. Contact Howard Shields ext. 2044. RIDE TO Oklahoma City or general area during Christmas vacation. Contact Earl, phone 4125. LOST STAINLESS STEEL military style watch with expansion band. Reward. Call 3926- DID YOU borrow a fountain pen in room 3 White Hall on Tuesday? If you did call Harry, 2395. PRINCESS STYLE Ronson—initials M.S.H. in or around parking area 70. Call Milt Hill, Speech Clinic. THETA SIGMA PHI Pin Friday night between C.D.T. office and McElwain. Call 411 McElwain. '53 CLASS RING, garnet stone, with in itials PFE inside. Reward offered. Con tact Paul Ettinger, 6443. FOR SALE 80 BASE PIANO Accordion "Soprani" Italian made, like new. $5O. Call 3143. '37 FORD COUPE. Needs new owner Heater, seats, doors, and extras. Priced Call Kenney 2602. ONE TUXEDO, like new—size 39 long Army desk; Navy Peacoat—size 38 Phone 4573. PAY $l2 and get used davenport for your game room. Real bargain. Phone 2886 after 5. 'ROSES, attractively boxed. $2.00 and $2.50 per dozen. Delivered. Wolfe Florist. Phone 4555. NEW WATCHES, Identification Bracelets. Speidel Bands, men's and women's. Guar anteed up to 45% off list. Bob Hothouse 501;1-287. SOLVE YOUR Christmas shopping prob lem. Give a gift of Life, Time, or For tune. Order Now! Pay later. Student Magazine Agency. 112 Old Main. Ext. 2049. '49 FORD, yellow convertible, overdrive, radio, heater, whitewalls. John Yeager, Pollock 14-2. Phone 5051 ext. 274. ONE COPY Larkin's Descriptive Geometry Call John Thompons, Bellefonte 6011. 1934 CHEVROLET coupe in good con dition, very good tires. Price $95. Call Harry Chafetz 7914. MISCELLANEOUS ALMOST SOLD OUT: Major Barbara at Center Stage this weekend. Get your tickets now at Student Union. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE - COLLEGE;" PENNSYLVANIP Ike May Get Prexy's Advice Advice from Milton S. Eisen :_ower to his brother, president elect Dwight D. Eisenhower,. May be of significant impor tance in the period ahead, ac cording to a r epor t in the current U.S. News and World Report. The magazine, appearing on newsstands today, said, "Mil ton Eisenhower, brother of Ike, former government official, col lege president, is to be far more of an influence in the period ahead than many around the new President realize. Ike's younger brother, who knows much about government, is to have ready access to the new President's ear." President Eisenhower was re cently named by his brother to a committee to study possi bilities for streamlining the executive branch of the gov ernment. Two other committee members are Nelson A. Rocker feller and Dr. Arthur S. Flem ing. 4-H Club Square Dance The 4-H Club will sponsor a square dance 8 to 11 tonight in the TUB. Chauncey P. Lang, pro fessor of agriculture extension, will call the figures. A donation of 50 cents will be taken, and tickets can be obtained at the door. When shopping for a Christmas gift, 6el something that. he likes For cleaner, fresher, smoother smokes, }fed lode some Lucky Strikes I E. Arlene Goldfarb Newark State Teacher* College \A > s OA. T. Co. Cabinet-- (Continued from page one) Cabinet accepted the recommen dations. Student representatives of the enrollment committee will be sent to high schools during the period between semesters instead of Eas ter vacation, Andrew McNeillie, chairman announced. Ground Breaking Committee The winning entry of the lawn display contest was shown cabinet members. , The display, to be built in front of Old Main by Pi Gamma Alpha, national architectural fra ternity, will be completed this • lieeeero""7 V$""•-• • ONEANDAVL SCARAB ,BRACELETS She'll Treasure Give the smart bracelet for daytime and evening wear. Glittering stones in fash ionable gold setting. . . . Priced so reasonable, too. Select yours today! Sizontlerg3 JEWELERS 134 E. College Ave. COLLEGE STUDE N TS PREFER LUCICIFS • IN NATIOID SURVEY! Nation-wide" survey based on actual student in terviews in. 80 leading colleges reveals more smokers prefer Luckips than any other cigarette by a wide margin. No. 1 reason—Luckier' better taste. Survey also shows Lucky Strike gained far more .smokers in these colleges than the na tion's two other principal brands combined , weekend. To the three finalists, awards totaling $25 were made. Appointments to a Student Un ion ground breaking committee were made. Those• named are Bar bara Werts, chairman, Marlene Heyman, Vivian Peterson, Wil liam Shifflet, and Arthur Ros feld. Joseph Haines was, named acting chairman of the campus chest for the remainder of the semester. Other appointments included James Schulte to the dean of ~.4>. „ ,\ ~.N. p: 1 : 4 21 - inly4 6 ..,._ . 2 _ 1 • 2 Santa Suggests . . . CHRISTMAS CARDS = , ~... and ,z GIFT ENDORSERS .= by Hummel & Crestnick E: = PENNA. DUTCH CARDS by Yorkcraft The Treasure House Across from Old Main in French I'm taught so rnang words For instance, "mg" is °mon"; But 1 don't go {o class to learn Un Pas., _kg S_t_rit?: est: bon!. Doris Bratt University of Nebraska " .••••"-* LUCKIES TASTE They're made better to taste cleaner, fresher, smoother! Ask yourself this question: Why do I smoke? You know, yourself, you smoke for enjoyment And you get enjoyment only from the taste of a cigarette. Luckies taste better—cleaner, fresher, smoother! Why? Because Luckies are made better to taste better. And, what's more, Luckies are made of fine tobacco. L.S./M.F.T.—Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. So, for the thing you want most in a cigarette ... for better taste—cleaner, fresher, smoother taste... Be Happy—Go Lucky! FOR A CLEANER, FRESHER, SMOOTHER TASTE... Be Happy-GO LUCKY! pßormaor szt? craeaceo-endoompfr. mairmiceivraimanse ciamarrarge FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952 men's advisory committee; Ed gar Fehnel, cabinet scholarship committee; and Herbert Hollis ter, the spring week committee; and James Dunlap, community forum committee. • Cabinet will not meet again un til after the Christmas holiday, All-College President John Lau bach announced. BETTER! bile searching'-for a smoother smoke, found a tasty treasure was a firmer Lucky Strike With deep-down smoking pieasarel George Foster University of North Caro lias
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