FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1961
Matmen, Navy Sport 4-2 Logs
Tlie Penn State grapplers and
Navy will match identical 4-2
records when they meet at An
napolis tomorrow at 4:15 p.m.
But the competition both teams
have faced this year is far from
identical. While Penn State has
met such national mat power
houses as Michigan and Lehigh
plus local powers like Maryland,
Cornell and Army, the Middies
have been beating Hofstra, the
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy,
the Coast Guard Academy, and
VPI.
Tlie teams have two common
Basketball Scores
NBA
Cincinnft-ti 1)9 New York 115
College
Dayton 112 Seton Hall 77
Duke 100 Wake Forest 90
Amherst 7$ Trinity 6,1
Cincinnati 61 St. Louis 52
Tufts 9? Lowell Tech 72
West Virginia 75 NYU 65
Susquehanna 83 Scranton 65
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COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
CASH—I 7 words or less
CHARGE —13 words or leas
$.50 one Insertion
$.75 two insertions
$l.OO three insertions
Additional words —3 for $.05
for each day of insertion
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAY
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FOR SALE
1959 GOLDSEAL Deluxe Zimmer, 2 bed
rooms, 53x10, practically new, fireplace,
0x25 aluminum porch awning. Located in
Dav View Acres. Available immediately.
Call AD 8-0189 after 3:30 or AD 8-1720.
TROPHIES AND Carnival Novelties in
stock for any occasion-—immediate de
livery. Engraving—"big discounts"—Quick
"Sign Painting and Show Card Service.
S«m Troutman's "Trophy and Novelty"
Shop, UD 1, State College, Pa. Phone
AD 7-2492 after 6 p.m.
SINGER ELECTRIC Portable Sewing Ma-
chine, used and in perfect condition.
Can he guaranteed If desired, $29.95. AD
8-8367.
J3&W REVOLVER, lined case, excellent
condition—s6s.oo; 722 Remington (.222
cat. i, lined case, 6x Bushnell scope—sloo.oo;
f. 3.5 Ricoh, case, flash, filters —$50.00.
Dorworth, AD 7-2777.
1956 MGA white convertible, all extras, top
condition $llOO.OO. Call AD 7-7G83.
DORM CONTRACT. Pollock A. Call Harry
Higgins UN 5-7971.
SPORTS CARS; 1958 Triumph TR3 Road
ater, electric overdrive disc brakes in
front, Beal belts, etc. —§1475. 1958 Chevro
let Sport Coup, 348 cu. in. engine, three
2-barrel carburatora, high lift cam. for
speed, floor shift transmission, positraction
axle, etc. —$2095. Keckler Chevrolet, Inc.,
Benner Pike, Kellefonte.
1959 MGA, blue, carefully maintained for
20,000 miles. Call UN 6-6862.
1950 NASHUA House Trailer, 3,VxB\ two
bedrooms, good condition. Reasonably
priced. Hilltop. Lot No. 17, AD 7-4G60.
CAMERAS, guaranteed, like new, 50%
off 35 mm. Argus C-3, wide angle lens
and case. Also Kodak movie 200m»8, elec
tric eye 8 mm and case. Phone AD 7-7285.
1959 TRIUMPH Tiger-Cub Motorcycle, 200
cubic centimeters, fully equipped and in
excellent condition. AD 8-0904.
85-FOOT. TWO-BEDROOM House Trailer.
No down payment. Pine Grove Mills.
AD 8-8596.
COMPLETE DRAWING Set—instruments,
T-square, board, triangles, etc. Jack
Davis AD 7-7583.
LADIES WHITE Figure Skates in excel
lent condition, size 6. Call UN 5-8877.
MEN'S FIGURE SKATES, size 10. Call
UN 5-7759.
USED TV set, 21" console—s4o. Cal!
Larry AD 8-1612,
tin 11, tint it
FOR RENT
nine
LARGE DOUBLE room, private entrance
and bath. 512 Waring Ave. AD 8-0114.
SINGLE ROOM in private home—ss per
week. 636 W. College Ave,
foes. Lehigh defeated both Penn
State and Navy by identical 24-8
scores. Maryland downed the Mid
dies, 18-8, while the Lions beat
Maryland, 18-12.
Navy’s wins were 18-11 over
VPI; 19-13 over Hofstra; 23-3
over Kings Point; and 25-2 over
the Coast Guard.
CUPID'S
CAPER
The FIRST BIG DANCE
of the New Semester
sponsored by North, West &
Pollock Councils
SATURDAY, FEB. 11,1961
8:30-12:30... HUB Ballroom
Music by
Jack Cassidy
and the Smart Set
Tickets on Sale at HUB Desk
and at the door
$1 per couple
FOR RENT
SINGLE OR double room for rent: one
block from campus. Private entrance.
602 Holmes St. AD 7-4720, •
TRAILER JUST suited for three under
graduate or graduate students who de
sire inexpensive housing. For further infor
mation call Don, AD 8-OGBG after G p.m.
LARGE FURNISHED basement room in
private home on W. Park Ave. Private
entrance and private bath. $4O monthly.
Call AD 8-2387 or AD 8-2254.
LOW-COST HOUSING: Rent or buy two-
bed room trailer: tub bath, already set
up. Phone AD 7-2607.
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY Apartment
for one or two students: two blocks west
of campu:i. Phone AD 8-1409. Free parking.
FURNISHED APARTMENT vacancy for
one student to share with male student;
two blocks from West Campus. Free park
ing. Call AD 8-1409.
NEW STUDENTS and upperclassmen
Three very large comfortable double
rooms. Very reasonable rates. One and
one-half blocks from campus. 236 S. Frazier
St. Call AD 8-1434.
ONE ROOM—will rent double or single.
AD 7-4147, 433 West Beaver.
TRAILER WITH two bedrooms, T.V.,
washing machine and patio. Ideal for
married couple. Further information call
Don AD 8-0G36 after 6 p.m.
SINGLE ROOM for working man, office
man. or student. Call Al) 7-419 G.
IDEAL MODERN furnished efficiency
apartment—own parlor, own thermostat,
private entrance, parking. Suitable coup!'
or bachelor. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4800.
NICELY FURNISHED apartment in new
home. Includes all utilities, disposal,
washer, private entrance, terrace and yard.
Phone AD 7-7141 after 5:00 p.ni.
THREE-ROOM Apartment. 904 S. Pugh
St. AD 8-1458 after 4:00. Available
immediately. Large basement. SSO.OO per
month.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED apartment
south of Potters Mills. Secluded location
by mountain stream, pines and hemlocks
in back yard, near highway. Kitrhcn, large
living room-bedroom cominbation, private
entrance, private bath, efficient oil heat
on own thermostat —only $5O. month.
UN 5-7648 before 6 p.m., EM 4-1548 after
HEATED GARAGE. 444 W. Fairrnount
Ave. Call AD 8-2368. ___
SINGLE QUIET room in fraternity sec
tion. No other roomers. Call AD 7-232 G.
SINGLE FRONT ROOM, private home,
2nd floor. Call AD 8-8743. _____
HALF DOUBLE room in private home.
Private bath and entrance. Call AD
8-9689.
GRAD STUDENTS, upperclassmen. Com-
fortable rooms with running water or
private bath. Colonial Hotel, 123 West
Nittany. Parking, location central. Quietly
operated for aleep, rest and study. Low
student rates. Phone AD 7-7798 or AD
7-4850, ask for Mrs. Cox.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Red Sox Slugger
Signs for $40,000
BOSTON (/P)—The Boston Red
Sox have announced receipt
of the signed contract of outfield
er Jackie Jensen, who is making
a comeback after a year of retire
ment.
As usual, no salary terms were
disclosed, but it was generally be
lieved the husky slugger would
receive about $40,000.
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LONG DARK BLUE hand knit scarf—lost
in HUB beginning of finals. Reward.
Call UN 5-7948.
BLACK LEATHER Gloves, white fur
lined—on Tuesday, second floor Willard.
Please call UN 6-5004.
PAIR OF glosses between Osmond and Rpc
Hall, half brown, half clear frame. Call
Dave AD 7-7021. Howard.
.WHITE GOLD Rulova, ladies wrist watch,
expansion band—HUß, Jan. 22. Reward.
Call Sharon, UN 5-2329.
TWO WEEKS AGO in town—Post slide
rule. Finder please call Robert Battle,
AD 8-9411.
REWARD FOR return of Post Sliderule
left in 215 Hammond last semester. Ken
AD 8-2007.
LOST: HISTORY 21 text and red note
book outside U.B.A. Urgently needed
by owner. Please return to HUB desk or
.call UN 6-2775. No questions asked.
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MALE STUDENTS who wish to travel
around the country during July—call
UN 5-5060.
PEOPLE INTERESTED “in fun, meet in
214 HUB Tuesday evening, Feb. 14,
7 p.m. Entertainment, refreshments, no
dues. Schuhplattlers.
RIDE TO Cornell (Ithiea, N.Y.) today.
Call UN 6-8105.
BUY OR Rent pair of anowshoea. Call
UN 5-6460.
MALE STUDENT to share large 3-man
apartment near campus, averages s6f.
monthly, room and meals. Call AD 8-1436.
MALE ROOMMATE to share comfortable
trailer with two other students. Many
conveniences. Please contact Don at AD
8-0686.
SOPHOMORE OR Junior campus repre
sentatives to book top flight collegiate
jazz band. Commission basis. Send resume.
P.O. Box Wrightstown. N.J.
HELP WANTED
WAITKR WANTED—work for meals. Cull
Delta Upsilon at AD 7-3398.
MISCELLANEOUS
EXPEHT SHOE SHlNE—Da,idson’a Bar
her Shop next to Murphy's—B a.m. to
5 :30 v p.m. daily.
PART TIME Insurance Salesman wanted.
Will train ami arrange for license. Age
21 or over. Only those persons who me
graduating on or after January 1962. Reply
to Box 781 State College, stating name,
address, phone number.
THIRD LECTURE of the Liberal Arts
Series will be held Tuesday, Feb. 14 at
7:30 p.m. Speaker ia Dr. Lawrence Latt
man. All students and faculty invited to
attend in HUB assembly room.
MR. SOCIAL CHAIRMAN*: the George
Softer Quartet ho« these Saturday nights
open. Feb. 11, IR, April 8, 22, May 6,
13. Cali AD 7-2496.
LOST
WANTED
Offensive Power Former Lion
Penn State was the nation’sj John Potsklan, newly-appoii
12th-best team in total offense ed end coach at Tulane and ft
■during the 1960 grid season. Thejmer Albright College head coat
Lions gained 2914 yards in nine was co-captain of Penn Stat<
games. 1 1947 Cotton Bowl team.
PART TIME WORK
for
College Students
Afternoon and evening employment
available for college men with
nationally known concern.
Salary—s47.oo per week
Call 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
MR. EDGE AD 8-2051
OPPORTUNITY FOR
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
GIRLS
Enjoy e cool summer at the New Jersey Seashore,
working on the Boardwalk in a
ROHR'S THE ORIGINAL
FROZEN CUSTARD STORE
Good wages, excellent hours, a split schedule
so you do get lots of time for the Beach.
Write for applications to;
KOHR'S FROZEN CUSTARD CO.
1508 E. Market Street
York. Pennsylvania
LINCOLN THOUGHT
A HUNDRED YEARS AHEAD
Abraham Lincoln was prophetic on many issues
facing us today. Nowhere more than when he
said: “In all that the people can individually do
for themselves, government ought not to interfere
But today, the U.S. government runs thou
sands of “businesses/’ As one example, take
the electric light and power business, where
the federal government has already spent more
than $5,000,000,000 of taxpayers’ money. And
pressure groups want it to spend billions more.
Yet independent electric light and power
companies like yours are able and ready to
supply all the low-price electricity America will
need ... without depending on your tax money.
WEST PENN POWER
owned, tax-peylna-ww-eervlng Western' F’enn'eylywil*
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