PAGE EIGHT Wolves All Whistle As Gls Collect Pay Four students on this campus get wolf whistles when ever they sign up for their G.I. checks. That's 'cause they're girls! Jan Davis, Lulu Reed, Betty Jane Lorditch and Katherine Sale belong to a small group of girls who attend the Uni- Versity each year under the G.I Bill. - Mis. Davis was in the Air Force for 13 months in 1945-1355. It was during this time that she met her husband. She has two boys, two-and-one-half and one and-one-half. The Davis family lives with Mrs. Davis' mother, who watches the children while mania is off to classes or to sign for that G.I. check. Mr. Davis, who was also in the Air Force, is planning to attend the University. "He's not a resident of Pennsylvania yet, but if I keep him around for six more months, he will be." Mrs. Davis said. Mrs. Davis, who is majoring in home economics education, says her Air Force expereince was well worth the time. As to run ning a family while going to school, she says it gets hectic sometimes but it's with the time too. Mrs. Lulu Reed is one half of a team going to school on the G.I. Bill. Her husband, Kenneth, is also here on the bill. They met while both.were in the Air Force in 1954-56. They now have two boys, 2 and 6 months. Mrs. Reed is a part time student majoring in English composition while Mr. Reed is an aeronautical egineer ing stuclent, third semester. Betty Jane Lorditch was in the Navy from 1953 to 1957. She is a sophomore, majoring in public relations and minor ing in theater arts. THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE - BUT TODAY LW GIVES YOU- THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA All four girls have one thing in common. They Joined the serv ice to gain the educational ad vantages of the G.I. Bill. And ev ery one of them says the same thing about her years in service . . . "I don't regret a moment of • COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS • ADS 3111 ST RE IN R 1 11:00 A.M. TRU PRECEDING DAY RATES CASH-17 words or less CHARGE-12 words or less • $.50 one insertion 0.75 two Insertions $l.OO th.ee insertions Additional words-3 for 5.05 for each day of insertion FOR SALE 19T.9 PONTIAC sports cruiser-4180. Phone 110' r... 6464. __ 1966 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-door V-8, straight shift, 29,000 miles. Will trade. Must soli. Phone HO 0-6142. ONE TUXEDO, size 38-40. Excellent con (talon. Reasonable price. Call EL 5-36 Th 19,7 MORRIS MINOR 1000. 8000 miles. Coo(' condition. Call Man ext. 1042 be- Itneen 6:30.8 p.m. Monday through Friday. nor.LEAFLF:x CAMERA with F 3.5 Tessa!' plus cage $65.00 also Rolleicord V with F 3.5 Xenar $65.00. Call Ken AD R-9082. TWO TICKETS for Penn game, excellent seatP, Call ext. 925 or 1455 M. IRARRACUTA RAINCOAT a‘ailable—size 42 long, in good condition, reasonable price, Ext. 349. 1==1:15111:13 FOR RENT ROOM FOR Rent. '5 block north of cam pus. 520 N. Allen. Phone AD 7-5029. Approved Fraternities All fraternities have been ap proved for the entertainment of. women guests tonight and to morrow night except: Alpha Phi Delta, Alpha Rho Chi, Pi Lambda Phi. Pi Sigma Upsilon and Sigma Pi. The following fraternities have been approved for tomorrow night only: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Alpha Zeta, Delta Sigma Phi and Theta Kap pa Phi. In 1922, several makes of cars introduced gasoline gauges on their instrument panels. Last year, gasoline and oil advertisers invested over $3O million in newspaper advertising. lil. it* •. I II FOR RENT PARKING SPACE available by month or semester in 200 block on S. Sparta. For additional information call AD 8.6774 dur ing office hours. ONE VACANCY at Marilyn Hail. Room and hoard, 317 F. Beaver. Vacancies for four students at 2200 S. Allen, either room or room and boat d. For additional infor mation call AD $-6774 during office hours. ONE DOUBLE room, short distance from main campus. Phone AD 7-4933 ask for BLACK BLAZER outside 2115 Sackett on Wednesday afternoon. Finder please call ext. 525. K&E SLIDE RULE Left in 219 EE. Call Bill Seybohl AD 74923. Reuard. THICK-RIMMED reading glasses, brown alligator rase with doctor's name In scribed. Call AD 7-4979 ask for Jack Crosby. RED JACKET with white lining ; black line pattern. Call Car Cooper ext. 2.031. or AD 7-3243. Reward. WANTED RIDE TO Chambetsbuirt on Fridiqs. Leave Fridays 5 p.m. return Sunday. Phone Stott, AD 7-4373. Players College The entangled lives of studentr,Lloyd-Ellis and Megan are siL and faculty members of a small !dents and Tom Maddox is a pro university in England foirn theifessor of history at the univer ploti for the Penn State Players'isity. luis A to lette e r ga w n T a it n te d n 'production of the late John van th on situation Til-LEI it 'Druten's "The Druid Circle,' brings on nearly causes the which opens Oct. 10.. (young couple's romance to end f The basic story is' one of con-lin tragedy. ;flirt between youth arid age, de-( The comedy spots in the play picting the decay which occurslare• mostly supplied by Miss Dag in any circle where living belnall, who teaches geography but comes a routine., , is more interested in "biology." This conflict ecyns:cetits the main ,character, Professor White, whd has forgotten what it is to be young in the spring of the year and who has no patience with hove, and two couples, Torn Lloyd !Ellis and his gut Megan Lewis, land Tom and Brenda Maddox. WANTED RIDERS OR ride wanted between Williams port and State daily, arming State A cm. leasing 6 p.m. Meirilt Vinner AD MOS, ROOMS WANTED for alumni on Oct. 10 and 11. Call AD 841718. FRATERNITY HELP wanted. Call AD 7-4979 aalr for the caterer. NOTICE MARRIED College Men—last yeas, college men in our department working part time averaged tl, per week. Due to conditions in our department this year, we expect even higher gains. Pleas ant, short hour arrangements allow plenty of time for studying. Car furnished, ex penses paid. Call Ed Lough, AD 1-1761 Mon.-Fri. between 6-10 p.m. Salary $35 per week. STUDENT TO share furnished apartment with two seniors; across from Corner' Room. Living room, kitchen Included. Stop at Rineltlo's Barber Shop Thurs. or Fri. Ask for Joe. HELP WANTED RELIABLE STUDENT for furnace and few odd jobs. Erchange for room. AD 74022 after 4 p.m. . WANTED: PART-TIME sect etarY. tYD lug and shorthand necessary. In local office. Good pay scale. Paid vacation. Write Box 109 Lemont. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1958 Production Portrays Life Entanglements "The Driud Circle" will be di rected by Kelly Yeaton, associate professor of theatre arts. The show will be presented at Center Stage in the Extension Confer ence Center and will run Friday and Saturday - nights until its closing performance on Nov; 8. d.i.klmaliw.whiaiia.wauudl STUDENTS— Earn up to ZIAO per hour working 2 or 3 eveninga of your choice netting bowling pins. Downtown. Dux Club. 128 S. Pugh St. MISCELLANEOUS FREE PUPPIES—found dog tape. flood disposition, healthy—no allergies or corn. Plexeti. One male and three females. Burner Robert. AD 8-8298 or The Pennsylvania Hook Shop. TED HEATH, the number one orchei.tia in Great Britain for many years mill be lriry.mring here at Rec Hall, Sunday Oct. 5 It 8 p m. Tickets will be on sale today in the HUB, Music Room and The Harmony Shop for ELM). Members may puichme their reduced tickets at the HUB desk for 81.00. Remember, Jazz Club members have reverted for them—the beet seats in the bowie, so become members today— at the HUH desk. WANNA HAVE fun? Try square dancing to the "Serenaders". For engagements call AD 11-1756 ask for Harry Carey. HIKERS AND Campers—There is a cabin and trail meting tonight 7 p.m., 111 Rourke. , GET CLIPPED quicker at Leminon's Drive In Betber 5h0p. , 731 S. Atherton (Route 322 South). Open evenings 'til 9 p m. STORAGE. STUDENT trunks and per. sons: affects; pick-up and delivery sere. Ice. Shoemaker Bros. Phone AD Ltiftl. HELP WANTED
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