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Chain Reaction
Damages Four
Parked Cars
A mis-judged turn in parking
area 11 Friday caused a housing
employee to start a chain reaction
which ended by damaging four
parked cars.
Mrs. Grace Henry was attempt
ing to turn left after driving south
in the lot behind Sigma Nu frat
ernity and swung her car too wide,
striking one of four cars parked
in a tight square. The first car was
driven back and to its left, against
cars in both of those positions,
and the car behind it was pushed
into the car to its left by the im
pact.
Total damage was estimated by
Capt. Philip A. Mark of the Cam
pus Patrol as $lBO for all five cars
involved. The greatest amount,
$75, was sustained by the first car
struck. Mark said the Henry car
carried full insurance and the
owners of the cars struck, who
were not present, are being con
tacted by the woman's insurance
agent.
Owners of the four parked bars
are Raymond Albed, second se
mester business administration
major; Stuart Horn, fourth semes
ter chemical engineering major;
Carl Kindred, second semester
pre-veterinary major; and Ber
nard Kuchta, sixth semester fuel
technology major.
In 1872 Silas Noble applied for
and received the patent for the
manufacture of toothpicks.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
NEED A convertible this spring? Blue 1941
DeSoto, inspected, complete maintenance
records for past three years. Everything
works. Radio, 3-year old top, a bit bat
tered but dependable. $l5O cash. Prof.
Kelly Yeaton, phone 3109.
SMITH CORONA portable typewriter. Ex
cellent condition. Phone 3908 after 5.
1939 PONTIAC sedan. Good condition.
, ,Radio _ and heater._ $65. _ Call 7900 after
7 p.m.
1942 FORD, .4-door, radio and heater. A-1
condition. W. E. Ripka, 1206 W. Beaver
Ave. Telephone 4632.
1941 PLYMOUTH sedan—tires, paint and
mechanical condition excellent. Call
8-6034, ask for Jim Meyer.
FOR RENT
summer sessions st
ROOMS FOR all
Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver. Convenient
to town and campus. Make reservations
now. Reservations for board and room for
fall. semester also being taken. Ask for
Mrs. Elleard.
APARTMENT TO share beginning June
Ist. Prefer graduate students. Call 8-8925
between 6 and 8 p.m.
RENT A TRUCK. Various sizes and body
types. Do that moving job at lowest cost.
Local or out of state. Hertz Rent-A-Truck
System, Lic., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona,
Penna. Phone 2-3200.
DO YOU wish to save money on your
. board next year? If so. eat Monday thru
Friday at the Ag Hill Dining Room, 207
East Park Ave. Mrs. Madore will help you
find a room in College Heights. Dial 2877.
LOST
-POST SLIDE Rule in Hamilton lounge
Monday. Call Martin Sehmookler, Nit
tany 22. Reward.
BLUE NOTEBOOK. Vicinity Hamilton—
Student Union. Call Emily ext. 1098 or
leave Hamilton - Student Union.
TAN WALLET with valuable content,
Thursday evening in Schwab or between
McElwain and Schwab. Call 6 McElwain.
FOUND
LADIES' WRIST watch at the Charles
Shop on April 22. Call Ann, 35 McElwain.
FOUND March 28—medium-sized brown
and white collie pup with good disposi
tion. Phone 419 McElwain or State College
WORK WANTED
PERSONAL ALTERATIONS" and dress
making. Quick service. Reasonable rates.
See Mrs. Moyer, 515 E. Beaver. Phone 4823.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
If so you can have it repaired. Just dial
2492 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
TYPING WANTED
THESES, PAPERS, manuscripts typed.
Guaranteed spelling and copy. Editorial
service available. Phone Mrs. Berman, 4161.
TYPING THESIS term paper reports. Ex
perienced, neat. accurate. Standard rates.
Call 3341.
TYPING WANTED including theses and
term papers. Don't leave yours until the
last minute. Call 3065.
WANTED
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—girI to share
centrally located furnished apartment.
Phone 3908 after 3.
BE'S UGLY, lonesome, but eligible. The
Mysterious Traveller wants your help.
Even Liberate will vote for him. The Mys
terious Traveller for Ugly Man.
RIDE WANTED
TO INDIANA, Pa. Leave every Friday
afternoon. Call 4177. Fred St. Clair.
MISCELLANEOUS
MODEL BUILDERS: Bills Model Shop is
selling out all remaining stock at great
price reductions. Orders for new items
also accepted at reduced prices. Call 2758
Ed Senior Blanks
Are Ready at SU
Recommendation blanks for the
outstanding senior in education
are available at th e Student
Union desk in Old Main and the
Education office in 109 Bur
rouwes. Any student or professor
in the College of Education may
recommend a senior in the Col
lege of Education for the honor.
The outstanding senior should
be above average scholastically,
and have professional promise, as
well as personal qualifications.
Nominations will close May 4
and the winner • will be chosen
from recommendations by the Ed
ucation Student Council. The re-
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Two Students' Cars
Involved in Crash
An au t o collision involving
Gerald Van Akin, eighth semester
agricultural and biological chem
istry major, and L. Gordon Lee,
second semester business admin
istration major, occurred Sunday
morning at E. Beaver avenue and
Heister street.
Borough police said Lee was
traveling on Beaver when th e
other car pulled into the intersec
tion. Damage was estimated at
$250.
cipient will receive a cup and his
name will be placed on a plaque
in •Burrowes.
Terese Moslak was last year's
outstanding senior.
glyfdpi America's
No. 1 Bandleader
Phys-Ed Council
To Hold Conclave
Physical Education Student
Council is sponsoring a convoca
tion of physical education students
and faculty at 11 a.m. tomorrow
in 105 White Hall, Nancy Lusk,
council president, has announced.
The purpose of the conclave is
to promote the prestige of the col
lege and to achieve greater unity
between students and faculty
members. Miss Lusk said.
Lantern Circulation Staff
Students interested in working
on the circulation staff of the
Lantern, liberal arts magazine,
will meet at 7:30 tonight in 105
Willard.
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Class. Gift--
(Continued from page one)
Betsy Seigler, Barbara Wallace,
Eileen Wendel, and Doug White.
Write-ins Taken
A place will also be provided
on the ballot for names of other
men and women not named.
Voting for the Senior Class Gift
and for the men and women to be
honored at Class Night will take
place during the week of May 16.
Leverenz to Speak
Humbolt Leverenz, a represen
tative of the Radio Corporation
of America, will conduct a .lec
ture demonstration on "Electron
ically Active Solids" at 4 p.m. to
morrow in 26 Mineral Science.
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