THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1
Prof to Con
Gold Searc
Dr. Wakefield Dort,
tant professor of geol:
conduct a search this su
a $4 million gold plac
In northern Idaho.
During the past 100 3,
tides of gold have been
from mines in gravels
an ancient river valley
eroded during the Gre•
several thousand year
Dort will map this
,system under the ausp'
Idaho Bureau of Mines
ogy.
In a second project
grant from the Geologi.
of America, Dr. Dort
areas in the northe
Mountains where m
glaciers existed during,
Ice Age.
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TOMORROWS THE .. .DAY
TOMORROW, before a host of witnesses, we'll select a name
(as listed in last creek's ad) to receive our annual gift of a
round - trip all expense paid vacation to Bermuda. See to
morrow's - ad for winner's name.
THOUGH it's publication is not indicative of good taste on
our part, we thought the above parody-sketch by Lenny
- Epstein was humorous enough to occupy our next to last ad.
If any coed can prove that this more than a reasonable
facsimile of herself before tomorrow, her name goes into the
Bermuda box also.
ABOUT 106 odd party pix from recent parties are available
for 50c each today and tomorrow. A 30% discount on all
frames today and tomorrow also.
WOULD you mind if-we devoted about 15 cents worth of
space to us? This is supposed to be an ad, you know. We
merely . feel that your day would hardly be complete if you
didn't know that this is actually the best time of the year for
a portrait. A slight suntan gives vibrant flesh tones in a fine
portrait. Of course we assume you have a sunlamp. You do?
Then'you can afford our prices. Or visa versa.
WANT to thank all the crunchers and their counterparts for
the hundreds of post cards we received in February.
ALSO want to thankall our followers who looked for our
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occasional controvers al column. We are told, by this paper's
management that our ads should be bona-fide ads from now
on: Such as "Bill mole an portraits are fine—You should buy
some, nay, many,
_real soon—etc." Thus no longer can we
editorialize. That's what newspaper editors are meant for.
Anyway its been fun or has it?*
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Application Deadline
Set for Dorm Rooms
uct
li r., assis
i gy, will
mer for
it. deposit
Applications from upperclassmen for accommodations
in University residence halls for the 1957-58 academic year
will be accepted until tomorrow in 102 Waring.
'ears, par
. ecovered
which fill
that was
't Ice Age
Application blanks are available in 102 Waring and at
the Nittany area post office. All upperclais . men who did not
apply under the All-University average quota may apply.
ago. Dr.
.Id river
ces of the
hand Geol-
Council Keys Available
Engineering Student Council
keys are available in 203 Hetzel
Union for members of the 1956-57
council.
Council shingles will be avail
able next week.
under a
, al Society
ill study
n Rocky
untain-top
the Great
ao el I •I'
Sincerely, •
bill and bunny
I colenian's
t college avonu•
card and S:grio l 44/..•
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Upper classmen applying for
accommodations in the West Halls
will be placed on a , waiting list
and assigned to Nittany area or
Pollock Circle. All assignments
to West Halls will be determined
by a drawing conducted by the
Association of Independent Men.
Fall Semester Assignments
Students who plan to live off
campus or in a fraternity during
the spring semester should apply
for a Pollock Circle assignment;
only upperclassmen in this area
will.be released in January 1958.
Housing and food service ap
plications for upperclasswomen,
which are handled through the
dean of women's office, are al
most completed.
Applications for accommoda
tions in residence halls for the
1957 summer sessions _ are being
accepted in 102 Waring.
To Live in Hamilton
Men students applying for both
housing and food service will be
housed in . Hamilton; those wish
ing only housing will be assigned
to McAllister or Watts.
Women applicants for the com
bined housing-food services will
be assigned to Thompson or Mc-
Kee. Housing accommodations
only will be available in Women's
Building or Grange Hall.
A section of McAllister will be
assigned to married couples with
out children. Although food ser
vice is not required under the
contract in this unit, meal tickets
will be obtainable.
Residence halls may be occu
pied between 3 and 8 p.m. the day
preceding • registration for each
summer session.
Thursday * Friday * Saturday
SPECIAL 3 DAY EVENT
CHARLES'
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regularly 39.95 .. „ $2O
Spring Suits „ . . . save 50%
beautiful new all-wool spring suits - regularly 69.95 ... $35
Summer Suits _ save to 25%
all this season's famous names
Spring Dresses . . . .
including late spring and summer dresses
Evening Gowns . . . . . i save to 50 0 4
your opportunity to save
All Skirts .
Raincoats
Blouses .
Socks . .
Sweaters
Hats.
Cotton Dresses . . . . . . Save 10 04
: Hy Q—the brilliant scholar
tells how to stretch your dollar
Greyhound's the way to go— •
saves you time as well as dough! _ :
Pittsburgh .. $4.15 Bethlehem $4.3
Philadelphia $4.70
Easton $4.65 New Alexandria $3.3
. Scranton . $4.30. York $2.7
Allentown .. $4.20 Chambersburg .. $3.6
Lancaster . . $2.90 Wilkes-Barre ... $3.8
it's such a comfort to take the bus
...and leave the driving to usl
GREYHOUND'
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WAY OF SAYING...
Thank You
. . . save to 300/c;
includes cotton skirts
. . . . save to 5004
I g I
all nay:, this season
save to 50%
wonderful selection
save to 50%
tremendous values
II 22222 I save to 50 -0 /0'
classic and jeweled
$3 00 & $4.00
regularly 6.95 to 14.95
Johnstown • ... • $2.9
. . . save 50 0 /O
49.95... $25
. . save to 50°Ai
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