PAGE TWELVE Tickets Left For Lecture By Bridges A total of 602 student tickets remain for Senator Styles Bridge& lecture tonight. Three hundred and ninety eight student tickets have been dis tributed at the Hetzel Unoin desk and 11 non-student tickets were sold at $1.25 each. One hundred and thirty nine non-student tick (As remain. Bridges' lecture, "A Conserva tive Speaks Out," will begin at 8 in Schwab Auditorium. Senator Bridges, chair man of the Republican Policy Commit tee of the Senate, will fly to the campus tomorrow afternoon. where members of the Lecture Series Committee will meet him. A press conference has been scheduled at the Nittany Lion Inn nt 5 p.r,l. Senator Bridges will be intro duced by Jay Feldstein, retiring A 11-Unive:sity president. Senator Bridges was elected governor of New Hampshire in 1934, the youngest state governor In the nation at the time Two years later he was elected to the Senate, and has se►yed there ever since Bridges lecture is the third in the Lecture Series. The first two lectures were given by Eleanor Roosevelt and by Clement Attlee. Miss P.S.--- (Contooted front page seven) other finalists, was a bit con fused—and a bit wrong. Asked what she would do if she were given a million dollars she sold she would take a return trip to Heimuda. She said she liked it there because it was so dif ferent hem the "rah rah college" here Besides her trophy and the flowers, Miss Penn State will receive 46 other gifts. nom Lottics, a kiln suit; Sue Ibutt, a chess; the Juliet Room, shoes and a purse; American Shoe Co , shoes, Kalin's Women's Stole, pajamas, Kahn's Men's Slot c, hell, Rea and Derick's, toilet uatci by Dana, Monet, in at 0101 Glentex, ~ cart, Monocle, blouse; Danskin, leotaid, Danks, hoisety; Clunk.. Shop, purse; Keeler's, w Laing paper; "A" Store, writ ing paper; Eaton, writing paper; Woolworth's, decanter; McLana han's, co , anetics; Grigg's, cosmet ics, Bostonian Ltd , slippers; Schlow's, bathing suit; Margit Sportswear, outfit; Aileen, slacks and shirt. Helen Harper, sweater; Gar land, sweater: The Kramer Co., two blouses; Faerie, slip: Laura Mae. blouse; Gant of Ne w Haven, ladies shirt by Jack Harper: The Blair Shop, rhine stone jewelry; Electric Supply, water heater; Nittany N ew s, subscription to Charm; Ethel Meserve. bracelet; Buxton, wal let; Moyer's, watch band. D. C. Jenkins, Balfour's, brace let; Metzger's, stuffed dog; The Treasure House, Penn State bear; Nut's, pearl jewelry; Harmony Shop, record; Crabtree's, pearls; Laguna, crystal set jewelry; The Smart Shop, Bermudas; Music Room, Frank Sinatra record. Purchasing-- (Continued from page two) explanation of his business. He offers a free membership to the dea. if the dean returns the check to the company. Kingston told fraternity mem bers that he was a salesman for Consumers Purchasing Agency and could offer them a plan whereby they could purchase good quality clothes of all types at wholesale prices. All they had to do was become a member of the plan at $lO. No estimate has been given on how much Kingston actually re ceived, but some fraternities gave him checks around the $l5O mark. The fraternities would pay Kings ton on the spot and then bill members who joined the plan on housebills. Pollock said that if Kingston doesn't live up to his promises civil tacti-sm will be taken. • co RATES CASH-17 words of leas GRA RGE-13 words or leas $5O one Insertion 3.76 two insertions MO 0 three Inn Moos Additional words-3 for $.03 for sash day of Insertion ADS MUST HE IN 113 11:00 A.M THE PRECEDING DAT FOE SALE LOG LOG Duplex Decitrig Slide Rule with leather case and instructions, per fect condition. All 8.1504. RECORDS—ten LP. albums $2.60 apiece. New records hardly played. Scott ext. 2827. JUST ARRIVED--floppy brtme, stray.s. veil hat..., bird easces, ribbon tarns, ar.d :linens. All new•—many styles and colors Large selection The Hat Shop, Corner of ISlcAllii.ter and Beaver. Daily 9.00 to 9:00; Sat. 9.00 to 3:00 SPALDING t,01.1' clubs one and three w00d.... putter, three. fne, seven, nine intim Reasonably pi iced. Ext. 3359, after 8 p ril H&J TRIUMPH Tiger Cub MotoreNele with nere , sorle.i Lean thnn 700 miles. $125 Cal! Al) t)-P4) to or contact M. J. Ehei t, t,,3 11 est College Ale WILCOX-I:AY Tape Recorder, 3-gpeaker. 1 , .! yeu' old. $75. Ext. 2984, Charles Jacques, 120 Hamilton. ONE COMPLETE pot of Coition' ETIC)CIO - pabli.hcol in 1955. Call All 7-4005. 1955 SPORTS:iIAN Trailer, 27 foot, excel lent condition. Shade trees, many extras. Call Al) 7-3489 after 5 S SUMMER Jackets, Sweat-Shirts, T- Shirt' Fine celection of P.S 4ouvenirs. You coo Ch.T IT AT METZCERS. FOR S 35 111 in. Retina II *rah case. F.xt befuie 5. NINE $lOOO pool tables. just hke new. Vv ill auenfieo half price $5OO. Call EL 6-1002 12-5 p m. 6-9 p.m. ESSO RESEARCH works wonderswith oil Helps "mirror" finishes hold bright future Even the finishes are exciting,on the new cars! They have new color, new gleam. They stay new looking longer, seldom need polishing, shrug off bad weather. Esso Research helped in perfecting these fine finishes by developing fast-drying solvents derived from oil. Your car looks better, runs better because ESSO RESEARCH works wonders with oil. SSC THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA LEGIAN FOR SALE: Selling out stamp collection, as whole or by s eta. Call AD 7-9309. JUST ARRlVED—floppy brim, straws, veil hats, bird carrell, ribbon tams, and linens. All new—many Myles and colors. Large selection. The Hat Shop, Corner of McAllister and Deaver. Daily 9:00 to 9:00. Sat 9 :Otz to 6 .00. FOR SALE or trade. 1957 Ford Fairlane 600 convertible, cream and green. Power steering and brakes. Fordornatic, RAH. Cash or consider partial trade for '64-'55 car in low priced field. Call AD 7-3906. I'Ve—COMPLETELY reconditioned. var tons atzes. s49—sBo. Teletision Service Center at State College T.V.. 232 Soutb Allen. NEED TROPHIES? You name It—l have it. Plain or engraved. Big discounts. Quick service. Phone AD 7.7581 after 6:00 Troutman's Trophy-Novelty Shop. FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apartment for two: two blocks from campus. Living room, kitchen, bath. Free Parking. Avail able June 2. Call AD 8-1R49. OWE BEDROOM unfurni,heti apartment available June 1 $74 00. One bedroom unfurnished available July 1 173.13. Vaughn Nittany Apartment», corner of Dradlye and Pugh. Call AD 7-7768 If no answer call AD 8.6028. IDEAL TURF, room summer apartment. completely furnished. contains everything needed. ineluding private telephone. Tnentv fi‘e stens front mall. Phone AD 8.1636. ROOMS FOR all nommen ttennlonn, clone to campus. Summer rates. 243 S. Pugh Street. APPLY NOW for summer rooms, Marilyn Hall. Special simmer rates for ear/Yi applicants. Call AD 8-6712. FOR SALE FOR RENT CLASSIFIEDS o FOR RENT 3 ROOM apartment. Available June 1 for summer. Free parking. Phone AD 74735. LOST WILL WHOEVER switched tan raincoats with me Saturday at Pi Lambda Phi please call Ernie Lotgren AD 1-039. I have yours. AIR FORCE ROTC raincoat with blue jacket inside, from outside Bm. 424 Boucke between 1:15 & 2:15 Tuesday. Call ext. J 557. SCHAEFFER'S SNORKEL Pen—Mon day near ‘icinlty of Sparks or Ag Hill. If found call ext. 417. YOU PICKED up my hat In Boucke by mistake. I have yours. Call ext. 2948. LIGHT KHAKI raincoat taken outside 117 Boucke, Monday. Name in collar. Please call John Kruk AD 8-6680. TAN RAINCOAT In the cafeteria of the HUE on April 22. Call Chuck AD 7.4937. I have your raincoat. TAN TRENCH Coat taken from HUB coat room la,t Tuesday at election rally. Name on Inside collar. Please return Carl. L. Smith ext. .1497. LIGHT KHAKI raincoat. Gold buttons, brown plaid lining with name in collar. Taken outside 220 Willard, Saturday morn ing. Please call Sue Borchets, ext. 1630-J. FOUND GENTLEMAN'S CLASS Ring found In Boucke Building. Call Mrs. Smith ext. 2576 Boucle. FOUND SLIDE RULE via Grange Hall el.enina. Float Parade. Contact Vincent AD 7-1951. WANTED RIDERS FROM Pittsbutgh to State Col lege tomorrom, return Sunday. Call Ed AD 7-2232 and I'll call Pittsburgh WAITERS—Chi Phi Work for meals Call AD 74132 ask for Marty. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. 1951, ===l WANTED KITCHEN HELP T 1 eeited. Call Caterer. Sigma Chi. AD 8-43786. AHSOO, YOU HAVE bunk's? We need hunk's. For May 0-10. Call Wilkie, AD 8-6464 or AD 7-2044, Kappa Sigma. FRATERNITY KITCHEN HELP. Call AD 1-2044 sok for 'Wilkie. COUPLE TO manage rooming house dm.. ing summer months, in return for apart,. merit and cooking privileges. Box 142. State College. COLLEGE MEN—Last year college men in our department averaged $75. per week. Due to conditions in our department this year. we expect even higher gains. Pleasant short hour arrangements allow plenty of time for studying. Car fur. ni.shed: expenses paid. Call Stan Zdep. AD 8-1592 Mon. - Fri. after 11 p.m. Salary $45 per week. MISCELLANEOUS - - NEWMAN CLUB'S annual Spring Picnic, Sunday, May 3, Black Mo.thannon Park. Cara leaNe 'behold thirnorol 1 pm. CONTRARY TO what the Collegian said yesterday. call Rich ext. 3136 for cabin and trail hayride and cabin party this weekend. CABIN AND Trail division of P.S.O.C. is sponsoring a combined bayride and cabin party this n eekend. Sign up at HUB desk. FLIGHTS TO Europe—July 15th to August 28th. Round trip-4275.00. For infor. motion call: Hotter Seremula AD 7-4980. EXPERIENCED THESIS Felt ice. Your thesis requirements explicitly followed. Graphic Arts Center. AD 7-2304. TENNIS FANS—Expert racket stringing and repairs by Hassinger. Nine grades of nylon and gut. Prompt service. Guaran. teed satisfaction. University Tennis Serv. ice, 514 E. Beaver Ave. Phone AI) 7-2316. ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tog, toe, or acrobatic lessons. Park Forest Village School of Dana*. AD 61-1079.
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