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Poof —There Goes a Camera
—Daily Collegian Photo by Marty Schrrr
THIS SPARKS TV camera operator seems to be shocked and
doesn't seem to know what to do about the camera going up in
smoke. Several students left their seats in a hurry when the smoke
poured out last week.
Traffic—
(Continued from page one) Tonight in Hetzei Union
iea of other borough's in the state The Women s Student Govern
have indicated that an 80 per Association Senate \vtll meet
cent growth in traffic volume can tonight in 212-213 Hetzei
be expected in the next 20 years, Union.
not only requiring more off-street Appointmerts of new chairmen
parking, but necessitating the an d members of WSGA commit
elimination of some curb parking te€S w '" announced,
to ease the flow of traffic.
Although private development jPoilock Council tO Meet
©f off-street parking facilities is Pollock Council will meet at
to be preferred; the report said, $ ; 3O tonight in 203 Hetzei Union.
“if private capital does not pro-!
vide sufficient off-street parking! . . the parking facilities must be
facilities to meet the demand,'provided regaidless of the source
then it must be recognized that!or control.”
Fraternity Men . . .
Fix Up Your HOUSE
for Jr. Prom
PORTER BROS, can help
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LINOLEUM
•ASPHALT TILE
"Fraternity Discounts" at
PORTER BROS.
128 S. Frazier St., State College
220 High St., Belfefonte
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FOB SALE
EXPENSIVE blighlly u*«*d formal*,
| hizf 11 ; ice blue. champagne. Will sacri
fice. CaIL-t’4 Simmon*.
BINOCULARS 12x50, perfect for hunting:
excellent condition. Phone AD £-3052
after 10 p ni„ ask for Joe.
REAL BARGAIN—I7*SI Packard, good
I tires, new battery. Must sell. Priced rea
wonnbly. Call AD 7-2815.
LOW prices cm Reeves Soundcraft
professional quality recording tape.
Standard reel 12.33, long-play $4.00. Shadle
Associates. 151 S. Allen. AD 8-8061.
IJUDSON SUPERCHARGER for V.W.
I Used less than 10 hours. 395. Call AD
8-8952 or 8-8061.
'TWO HOUSE Trailers: condition excellent,
I with all modern conveniences. 1952 36 ft.,
two bedrooms or 1949 33 ft., one bedroom.
Call EL 6-2040.
LOST
ALLR'.ATOK RAINCOAT outside of 126
Sparks, Monday. Finder please call An
thony Cimei at AD 8-8006.
BROWN LEATHER Key Case with 2
keys intide. If found call Roger Fried
rich AD 8-*>ol3.
ONE POISONOUS Snake. Return to Cen
ter Stage Friday or Saturday. Needed
for “My 3 Angel*.’*
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HAMIITON STANDARD
ba harat
OCT. 25
$•« your Piocament OfGcot
for lima end plot#
If you cannot attend an Interview, please send your resume to
200 Bl
ALLK'.ATOK RAINCOAT—Io*t on Monday
in Sparks. Reward. Call AD 7-4928. Me*
Luughlin.
19&r. BETHLEHEM High School Class
Ring. Initials T.J.D. Believed lost in Roc
Hall. Kinder call 2fe2 Simmons.
LOST NEXT to 16 Sparks—Alligator Rain*
coat with red plaid lining, have yours.
Would appreciate exchange. Ext. 266 after
5 p.m. Ask for Richard Gummo. .
BLACK RIMMED Glasses in vicinity of
Willard Hall and College Ave. Call Jack
AD 7-2941. , '
GREY SUEDE Jacket lost last week on
campus or taken from Kappa Delta Rho.
Call AD 7-2337.
FOR RENT '
*.j DOUBLE Room. 340 East Prospect,
immediate occupancy. male student;
quiet, pleasant surroundings. Call AD 7-
7852 any time.
’A DOUBLE Room with Board, 317 E.
Beater. Phone AD 8-9135 ask for Bob
Adair.
DOUBLE ROOM with board—*l9 per week.
220 East Nittany Ave. Phone Mrs. Hart
man AD 7-7247.
ROOM WANTED
DOUBLE ROOM and single room for Sat
night, Oct. 27. Phone AD 7-2661. Mc-
Cracken.
WANTED
USED MOTOR Scooter. Call AD 7-2261
aek for Joe Sendi or go to 623 W«t
Beaver Ave.
13.942 Readers See These Ads
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Homilton Standard's tremendous rote of expansion alone is
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beautiful, modern plant. However, there are numerous other
“plus” values which you will wont to consider,
11 the opportunity for further, tuition-assisted study of
• R.P.I. Graduate Center.
2) the exciting, challenging projects dealing with fuel
controls for both jet ond nuclear engines, air condi
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3) the tremendous variety of openings, so that you may
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These ore just a few -of the reasons it is essential for you to talk
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LEY FIELD ROAD
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1956
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM FOR Rent. Available immediately.
Newly furnished double room, semi-pri*
tate bath (share with one boy only), pri
vate entrance. Located Panorama Villi.ee.
Call HO 0-C412.
DOUBLE OR Single Room across ftom
Atherton Hall. Inquire: Camponis Shoe
Repair, 348 East College Ave. AD 8-8172.
MEALS
HOME COOKED meals at reasonable vates
7 days per week. Call AD 8-9590 and aak
for Chester.
HELP WANTED
STUDENT KITCHEN Help—Apply Alpha
Epsilon Pi, 429 E. Hamilton.
EXPERIENCED NEAT Clerk for part-time
work. A>.iply Chicago Meat House, tear
139 North Gill street.
PERSON TO work in fraternity on week*
ends. Call AD 7*4979 after 7 p.m. Atk
for Dick Hambright.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR PROMPT and expert radio and phono
graph service stop at State College T.V.,
232 South Allen Street.
CHIROPRACTORS—Dr. James W. Maurey,
Dr. Joseph Krycmienski—new office ad
dress. 138 E. Beaver Are. (above Weie
Store). Phone AD 7-3900.
IS YOUR typewriter giving'you troubleT
If eo, -eail AD 7-2492 or bring machine
to 653 W College Are.
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