PAGF EIGMT 12Additional Tielines TV Plan Ordered for Phones W. F. Diehl, manager of telephones, told the West Council last night that eight new tielines between University, and residence halls systems have been ordered. ' Diehl said the 12 tielines now in use cannot give adequate service. He said after the new tielines are put in, eight of them will be available for calls. ' ] . going from University lines to: and 10 p.m. during one evening. : residence halls, seven will be two-: Diehl said 2325 of these calls way lines and five will be for were from residence halls exten-. calls from residence hails to Uni- sjons to other residence halls ex-: versity lines. tensions, 2321 were from town tO| Diehl said a new dial phone residence halls. 661 from residence, system will be installed by the halls to town coin boxes, 147 were; time the new men’s residence from University to residence halls, : halls are completed. 145 were long distance collect He said under the present calls from residence Halls, 113 ' system there are two switch- 'were from residence halls to Uni boards. versity, 74 were information calls,. The University board has a 47 were paid long distance calls! capacity of 2000 lines and the and 74 were miscellaneous calls residence halls board has a ca- pacily of 1500 lines. Wellington to Talk According to Diehl, there are & <l5 trunk lines from the residence On 'Raor Rnnvc' i halls to State College and 50 trunk DcCi f lines from University to State a. M. Wellington, professor of College. He said the University counselor education, will speak; switchboard is a four-position on "Balancing Beer, Babes and, board and the residence halls Books” tonight at the first of a board is an eight-position board, series of lectures sponsored by l Each of the operators on the the W est Halls Council Firesides residence halls board can handle p nrrirn ;i,p f , 15 calls, which makes a tola) of'™ , ,' , • - 120 calls that can go through that . The e-c ure and discussion per board at one time, he said i?. d . wl,, T be ** ld at 730 ln 1116 To show the average number faring Lounge, of calls lhal are handled during 1 The committee will sponsor lec a certain period of lime, Diehl tures and discussions the first and gave a report of a survey talc- third Wednesday of each month, en the week of Oct. 17. 1955. Dr. Mary L. Willard, professor of According to the survey, 6007 chemistry, will speak on “Murder calls were handled between 6 Under the Microscope” on Dec. 18. \> y G 5 1957 RCA table radio: maroon, excellent If f~f 2 condition —115. Pete Sheridan AD 8-8703. 5 f\ TWO OOWNS—blue, green, net and lace; fi A | silver and white net. size 9. Cali Connie, G S% r\U 1*32. 5 CAR COAT, new, size 38, chino cord fabric,, W S quilted lining Has toggle front closure detachable hood. Cat! ext. 3089. r£Z.E CC'.v.ES .'MS-rc'Ei'R LES PcOX-thtES NC.v' 'll Ply H :; A ! I H I 'SHC!U,.VAN 1 . r .jSHnr Wake Up! It's TIME to SHOP AH.MERCI/ AMD j ► HERESVOUR 4 PASSPORJ.PARdL£i ! ' ►- WINSTON TASTES GOOD REMEMBER WINSTON COMES IN BOTH PACK A THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA (Continued from page two) millee on Long Range Planning is giving student recommenda tions (on community living) serious consideration. We can't tell yet what will happen." j In telling of the general exten sion program, Keller said the University is now being pressured for more centers and for expan *sion of present centers. ! ‘This is a problem that will have to be solved,” he said. “The expansion of the centers will have to keep pace with advances made by the University.” Farrell, in discussing research plans, said the Russian scien tific advances should "shake us out of our lethargy" regarding basic research. He predicted that three limes as much re search will be conducted In 1970 as now. He said the University needs funds so that in future years nearly every staff member will carry on both instruction and re search. Zoology Club to See Film i The Zoology Club will present a film, “Control of Malaria in ; Sardinia,” at 7 tonight in 113 Frear. I COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS AOS MUST BE IN 8t II :«• b.b THE PRECEDING OAT RATES— I? word* «t tcui fUt On* Insertion 10.75 Two insertion* 11.00 Hire# Insertions Addition*! word* 3 for .05 for «*cb d*j of insertion. KODAK 135 with ease. flash and other acCtfh»o'it>*—J3U. Phone ext. 3073. 5 PORTABLE HERMES S»i»s Typewriter. sp nt*xer used. practically brand netf, weigh* * y pounds. Will sacrifice for $35. Siorkline jr LVvdinsr Table with collapsible legs, excel' condition—f 12. AD B*4>6y«. ■V\y sri:P 5^ 0: la— FOR SALE vo u ' ■OBR SLIPPERY SNPW made driving difficult for motorists yesterday afternoon. WANTED WANTED: (looil ujcd black tuxedo, size' 36 or 37. Call ext. 3127. Ask for John.} KIDE WANTED for 2 from Wilkes-Barre to State College Friday Dec. 6. Call ext. 3177. Ask for Jim. WANTED: PASSENGERS to North Florida Christmas, Dec. 20th. Ray Witter, AD 8-^OOO. .TURKEY SHOOT. Turkeys or cash prize* ] every Friday night 8:00 p.m. Ferguson SINGLE OR Double room. Private entrance. j £ ions Club. Lions Perk, Pine Grove Mills. new house. 684 E. Irvin. Call AD 7-302“ '■*' or ext. 58*. Ask for Brown FOR RENT j EXPERIENCED TYPIST Hesires typintr of TWO SINGLE rooms for" male students". 1“™ etC ' F " 1 - re “ on<lble Inquire Sl< South Puuh Street. Servl - C ?' A 9. ±fj. 43 ' PRIVATE PARKING Beaver-Atfaerton | area. J 4 per month. Garage $5 per month. 1,217 \V. Beaver. AD 7-3126. ACCESSORY CAMERA lenses in plastic! STUDENTFLORAL AGENCY' will be tak case loft in Recreation Hall nitfht of * n * °™ er3 for Mil Ball corsage* we«l. & Ballet. Kinder please return to Bill Cole- ™ UI ! 3 - 0 to , ?. Agents.are located in man. Reward. , f aring Hall and Nittany Dining Halls. ONE PAIR men's glasses not in case. REPAIR Service on all make* of i vr ia i# . . - .. typewritere. We will call for and deliver around Nov. 1». Jf found please call \ mr typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment, AD £-8501. laD 8-6125. shr * ■ 4fjms|§k n. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 7937 —Daily Collegian phot* by George Herrliot CLIPBOARD AND Spiral Notebook at HUB Card Room Monday night. Nov. 25. Please return notes to George Wade ext. 2438. MISCELLANEOUS j AVAILABLE-SWINGIN’ bassman plug bass. Experienced, read, chorals, fake— | sober and broke, £lease call Joe AD 8*8709. .-A.'f*
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