SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1959 10 Die as Truck Hits Coed Packed School NORTH BRUNSWICK, N. J. </P) - A big tank truck tore into a bus loaded with college coeds at a rainswept crossroads ■ yesterday. Nine girls and a professor died in the holocaust. 1 The bus was one of two headed back to Trenton State' Soviet Sattelite To Get Second Look at Moon MOSCOW <>P) Soviet scien tists calculated Friday night their Lunik 111 will get another fairly close look at the moon in 1967. ■ With results of . its first look still unannounced, the space ve hicle is scheduled to head back to earth, today. Astronautic specialist Ari Stern feld was quoted by the official Soviet news agency Tass as say ing the flying laboratory should pass within 6200 miles of the moon in early January 1967. “However, successful observa tions of the moon can be made much earlier” from greater dis tances, Sternfeld said. Off 12 Per Cent WASHINGTON (TP)— ' The man who until last week pro ' , duced the TV quiz show "Tie Tae Dough" told —The steel tvork “oppaS "™ ** "'liolesale program rigging. 31c also said he had tributed to a 12 per cent drop m tned to P ersua de contestants to lie to a grand jun. .College after a night on the town TnT f? buMncss Felsher of New York, was g.ven . . ... _ , —an outing to a Broadway playJ ulv and Au Seist to a House Commerce subcom- AACJCmSIIGHI tO Seek in New York. uie University s Business Research mittee It was winding up hear rp, . . ; Bureau said last night. mgs which produced testimony Pt'ftCrt&riiw The truck was an empty paint, In spite of that, however, thc in- that two other popular television » I Wipe my and oil delivery vehicle. The col-'dex was 6 per cent ahead of last quiz show, "Twenty-One” and LONDON i,P» —Prime Minister iision uapped the screaming stu- ; y^ ai *s figure for the same period. “Dotto,” also weie not on the Harold MaimilJan declaied in a dents and turned the outing into ; a statewide survey showed. level. victory statement last night that a nightmare. The two buses were l The index is based primarily on, Felsher was fired last week bv llls government will use its new Jf n aded TTC° r Rt le i T cnu nton campus;bank debits, indust ,7 a! Power sales the National Broadcasting Co. authority to seaich for peace and along U.S. Rt. 1. They were just;and factory payrolls. The bureau after he had refused to make an spie:id Piospcnty aiound the m'j£. de «? e Jh T S Tm ab0 v 7 Uy i n , bai ? k debits ,affidavit that contestants on "Tic w p[ M : miles southwest of New Yorkjdunng August pushed the index Tac Dough” had not been given llh 311 election sweep that and about 2(7 miles from the col-I to 17 a new record for the month, quest, answeis hfadvanc" doubled Ins majonty m le S e -. |. Factory employment and hours T ,„ „ ~, , , .. Parliament, returns from 827 of Opposite the farm of the Rut-;? August were 10 per cent under. 630 d ' hll , lUs 'oling Thursday gers University Agricultural Col- ,dle Jusv level and Payrolls were !C i„°. v \* 4 Cl '> 'L k Y.V dd Save the Conservatives 364 mmls, lege, a traffic light swung in th e d f™ “*“ F “‘»T cm - “online" 7. Lfion eta NBC 1 -* bor 25 ?' lhe 5 ~ 'mist. iployment was 6 per cent under. continued pioduction aftei NBC a ftam of 23 ..eats for the Con- The first bus rnlled tbvmmtJ last year aud there were smaller, bought 11 early ln 19S '- servatn-es. fhL iiow S „ „a® declines in hours in payrolls. Felsher testified as the com- an J bl i 1 f - Tbc ; The bureau said that the steel mittee all but abandoned hope - second bus slowed to a halt. shutdown’s impact wasn't reflect-'that Charles Van Boren, who won The truck rolled down the ram-!ed in unemployment figures be- $129,000 on “Twenty-One” in 1956- swept highway and plowed into cause the industry's workers "are 57, would volunteer as a witness the rear of the bus at about .'s|not considered a part of the civil- 1 miles an hour. The bus wasiian labor force anu therefore are, w knocked into the other lane and not included in the unemployed; DC A I ARfVtY its gas tank exploded. 'figure.” THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania's [Quiz Shows Were Fixed Business Index Felsher Tells Grand Jury Bus PAGE THREE CLASSIFIEDS CASfP—I7 word* ot Übb CUARUE—I2 words o* let? $.50 one Insertion $.75 two insertions sl.os three Insertions Additions! words—3 for 9.9$ for eteh day of Insertion ADS MUST HK IN BY 11:00 A.M. THE PRECEDING DAY FOR SALE tour “-.127)0 ARMY tnkfts toll Jobbei AI) EVENING emVN, ‘lorn-, Vize 11 or 11!, ud taffeta. worn omt*. $55 new -uili ‘>ell for £‘2s. Almj Ijidtt—A jirsxv wool rout, Mzt* ],»> - |M)fw.t fondilnm >|»* ;l.««Res' ouhrd won} u inter c«ut, s !M - l»> t : perfect mmlitioh $l5 i>«». Two tordiiioy ! rackets, nrnn’s sire <O, ladies’ mzc 10, Jl.oih oM’rlloit condition, t juh JI 00. fall | AD S-N.'i.xH nftit* 5 i» ni IMPERIAL Ttailer \riv ui“«l con dition. Must -ill, :vl Wimjilmljilu Tiaiiei Puik. AD 7-7M2. I'J.'T l ORD hm.iuuo 500 coihci tilde, i,in<u matjc trnn < -rm«'Mon with jKiwe*- ikii<.. ‘•onrs. Will juerpl urn uasotmMe offii. \D H-fOdU ot AD h-SM 2. ask fur Max. jCJUJ'.K AT I rtezoi Kuvh Sat i-shudm ; nnd Suin' n n r t» > ni.or.s tv' inntfs Diing ' 111- -s ’ REMINGTON ROJO ABLE 'typi w i iv’r. Good condition Thom* HO (i-Mli FOR SALK, K< nt, or Finance—3s-font, 2-bedioom trailer (’ill At) t-0774 afUr MISCELLANEOUS .in,... |HKY ROOMIE! i know we'ie not *p»ak * imr. Iml ) j'jst HAD to toil von not to mns “it’s In the Bonk” Ort. 15. lb, 17. iSrhwab Audilm nm STUDENTS, WOULD your patents like to locale in Stale College ,f See me uncut ia lot jm-t 2 bkxks from University mmiiU". »r«M AD 7-2590. WK REPAIR !iTid have coids, heads, supplies for all makes electric See our line rebuilt shavers $JOO—$S<U). Guaiantml. Eleitiic Supply Co.. 218 S. Allen St. Phono AD 7-2002 ENUOLL NOW for ballroom danung, tap, toe or ociolatic lessons Profes sional Selfoo! of Dance AD b-107R. V/ANTED CAREFUL DRIVER to Phila. to dine 1050 Chevy Friday afternoon, Oct 10 return Oct. 18. Transput talion and AD s-fibb" aflt-i noons rn evenings USED BIKE. Call Denny «t AD b-)>n>3„ EXPERIENCED baby-sitter and mother’s helpet—Tue**.. Thurs. morning and/or Mon., Tuos , Thuts. afternoon. AD 7-4SML LOST TAN TRENCH COAT, afternoon of Oct. 7, pnvsibly lift in loom Id Spaiks. Call Shnn> UN 5-4588 WHITE WALLET in White Hall locker loom. Must have picture* and identifi cation. Ftmiei mail to Box 1502 Thompson.' UN 5-2758 GOLD LINK and pearl hmc»*let— vicinity of 8. Allen S\ Oct 7. Call UN 5-725*. Arkne Kirson. KfcE SLIDE RULE in Schwab »j 100 K E. Finder cal) Richard Rato AD 7-4t>3f>, K&K SLIDE RULE m 110 EE, between 9 and 10 a.pi. Tuesday. Leave at HUH desk. Anthony Cickavage. TAN RAINCOAT—4 -50 p.m 110 Temporal y: black watch lining, nametag Ruth J. Love. Return to HUB desk. Rewind ’! FOUND BRIEF ANALYTICAL Geometry owner can claim look by identifying himsrlf and paving for thi> ad. Call UN 5-510*0, or see Ma', Room 407 Holmes. FOR RENT ROOMS FOR rent. Convenient to campus. Liberal inuig policy. Call Gary AD 8-1379. HALF OF double loom with or without board two blocks Iron campus. 243 S. Pugh St. STUDENT HAS single room in new 47 ft. trailer $7.00 per week. Kitchen privileges. Phone AD 8-199 k. DOUBLE ROOM for rent, 355 Last Totter. Call AD 7-2315 ask for Wade or Jim D. DESIRABLE ROOMS, centrally located near campus; single or double. Faiking. Call AD 7-7806 or EL 4-4302.
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