PAGE EIGHT, Booklists Contim (Continiied from page five ) Hart *— Laurie, H(Cn* H Tt A—Gerdeatag, Fr«, F«rmU«lu Hsrt 127—CMMrdki Fltvcr P«rdac« laAurie. MeGraw Sort 11&—fihrab* St Viaes for A»<rk»a| WyjMu, MaemdUn Hort ]M-Th« GiM# is Girßen Flow***, ''Taylor, Houghton Hart Jl-Tm MclrUmmi, Flr»M ( Oif«ri Hsrt Frait Ciltar*, glwwnkrr, a MeGraw L Arch ll—Ußdwipi for Urine. Cekk, Dodec I# Arch 427-4l*p(ifM fliU Parker, W(lcy t Arch BdwMn Buildings, 1 Beasley. Arch. Press F H 1-Foiltry Pn4.; Cir 4, Lh 1 Plant Path 425—Dfc*a*c» •* Vegetable Crop*, Walker, MrGraw I; Bar. Bm. 11 flseial Chang# 1b Riral Society. Rogers, Appleton W. U. 4tS— UinkM. WUey Zoo 2#-Cwi. Zoology. Storer, McGrow; On. Zoology Lob* guide, Wodedalek, Brown; Grade A direct act: leather cate, 1 ruler, 1 acalpel, 8 blade*, 2 tweesera, 1 alee) teaser, . 2 detecting needles, 1 pr, seteaors, 1 niedieine drop per, 1 prober Zoo 2t—Furtiiul Ibßiwl. Anatomy, Taylor, Van Nostrand Zoo 41—Machinery of the Body <sth ed.)» Carlson-, U. of Chicago Zoo 498—A met. MammaU, Hamilton, Me- Graw; and Lab. Man. of Mammal 41965 ed.), Cock rum, Burfr<*j Zoo 41#—-Foml. of LlmnoUrr, Ruttner, ' XL of Toronto; and Taxonomic Keys to: The Common Animals of The 74. On.' States, Eddy. Burges# J Zoo 44#—Intro, to Embryology, ftaOnder*. i Bolinsky; and lab. Man. of Vertebrate Embryology, Rush. Burges* Zoo #7l—Comp. Animal Physio,, Proeser, Saunders : Zoo 44#—Field Guide to Birds (I#l7 ed.). Peterson, Houghton; and Lab. and Kidd! Man. of Ornithology U 958 ed.>. Pet tlngbill, Burgess • t ARCHITECTURE A E #—lt’s the Law, Temaen, Channel A R 9—Areoustkal Doirnlnv In Arch., Xnudson, Wiley A E tl—Arch.’ Graphic Standards. Ram sey. Wiley ; - This jis Pennsylvania’s “highway systerrTof electric power ... ready for any demand or any emergency. The lines charted on this map are part of the great electric grid that covers the nation, connecting the facilities of more than 100 investor-owned * elec- ’ trie companies. This vast .network of power is a rjeality today because the forward-looking; business-managed . f. ' ; * ! ° electric industry planned it that way. Arid now, even greater facilities are under construction Or on the • drawing bojards, to secure the nation’s power future' for many yrars ahead. c I . THE DAILY CdiIEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA ed- A E 442— ’Design cf BUd 81mctar«s,Cay lord, MeGraw A E 4#l—Steel CMitrtcthi MistsL <lrd «d.|, A ISC; and CKmhm' of Steel Soßd inn, Hauf and P/Mforor, Wfley A E 432—Plastic DMn of files! Frass, Baedfe, WUey A E lU—fltatkUaDy ladrtemimU Btrse lures, Benjamin, International MINERAL INDUSTRIES G Sc SH—Guide U Gcaldgie Ufontorr,! Pearl; and Glossary of Geology and Re- j la ted Sciences, Howell j G. 8c 417—EUdric Lag * Jaterprctatioa,] WUey I G 8c 417' Csaphys. Prospecting far Oil,; Netiieton < C Sc 417—Prise. a t Gnchtm. PrwpccUsr.l Giniburg i PNG 481—Nstars! Css Engr., Stephens PNG 419—Applied Reservoir Eagr„ Craft, Prentice Mng 21—Ssrvfyisc Thsary A Frsc., (4th «L), Davis, McGraw; and Intro, to Mine Surveying,' Staley, Stanford Univ. Mng. 41#—Mining Engineers* Haodlfeak <Bd ed.. v. 1 A 2). Perk. WUey Mng 452—Ex«». frnd VolaaUea of Mia. Property (3d ed ), Paries, Addison Mug 512—Eng. Economic A**lysis <2d ed.), Bullinger, McGraw Mng 525—Industrial Dost .(2d ad.). Drinker, McGraw; and Mine Ventilation dc Air Con., Hartman, Ronald Mia 634—Adv. Statistical Methods sf Bio metric Research. Rao, Wiley Mn Pr I—Min. Prep. Hsndhaok, Charm* bury Mb Pr 414—Coal Prep., Mitchell; and BU | tinUca) Methods, Arkin* Mr Pr 424 Hsnbk. of Min. Dressing, ; Taggart. WUey Mn Pr 602—Prla.'df FUfotUa, Sutherland -Mn Pr 607—Extractive Metallurgy, New*! ton, Wiley Metes 300—Weather and Man, Nettbergcr, i Prentice Meteo 411, 412—General) Metes., Byers, | McGraw Metes 433—Prlii. •of Metes. Analysis, Saucier. U. of Chicago Mate*' 443—Intro, of Phys. Neu • berger. Extension Services Meteo 450—Some App. of Statistics to Meteo., Psnofsky, M.l. Cont, Ed. Metes 451, 453—Intro, to Theoretical Meteo., Hess, Holt Meteo 472—Climatology, McGraw Metso SO—TarMcnt Traaafor la the ‘ Lower Atmopbcre. Priestly, U. of -Cfcd* cago Metal 59—Eng. McteL, fife*. PHmaa Metal 495—Struct, (tend Prop, 'ad Allays,' Brick, MeGraw; And Prin. of Metaßo grapbk Lab. Prac. (24 ed.), EehL MeGraw Metal 199 Oral Cum, of Todutkal Info.. Xaaey, Chapman Metal 414—The Bntmt of .fit ylm, film ah, , MacMillan Metal 519—Phys. Qua. sf Metals, Darken, MeGraw P T ill—Liquid PrspeHast Rockets, AH* man; and Solid Propellant . Rockets, Hugget, Prineeton TJnlv. ;F.'T 415—Dirset Cpanrerstoa of Heat to | Elec.. Kaye, Wiley ;P T 615—ChcmUorptkn, TrapaeU, Scien tific Pub. IGeog 1. 2—Phys. Elements of Geog. (4th j ed.), Finch, MeGraw; Hammond** Comp. COLLEGIAN CLAS FOR SALE SPARTAN. TRAILER. ZB'z*V Economical living. Very reasonable. Call between 6*7. AD S-ftlM. SPORTS CARS: Wftt gottem. All makes and colon. Over 200 new and used Borsches, Alfa-Romeo**; Jaguars; MGTC's; TD’s, TR*S’s, Healey's; and Sprite's; YoWo’s; VW’i; Ghia's: 4-whee! drive Land Rover**. Complete financing and trade in aU cars. B*4*U BUT B-SUR-U get R deal. Open till 9 p.m. Write or phone Sales Manager for list and prices on models and colors interested in. European Motors, RoasvUle, York County, Penns. Phone DilLburg 488 L TRADE-IN TELEVISION S»U. complrUly! reconditioned. Radio service. 1942 Zenith TV. TELEVISION SERVICE CENTER mt STATE COLLEGE TV. BANJOS. UKES. Guit.nl, Planoa. Haa. mond Organa—strings, books, *1) musk; supplies. Pifer Music Centers, Benaer Pike. I Open *tU 8 p.m. daily except Weds. Phone iEL 6*2441. [SINGER PORTABLE, sews forward and I backward, uses round bobbin. Guaranteed. 1337.00. AD *-*367. Over the next 20 years electric utility companies will be spending more than $143 billion for con struction of facilities. Thisimoney will come, not from taxes but from voluntary investment by. indi viduals who have faith in the performance of ah industry which has always been-ready to meet all power demands;. ; . which has continuously con tributed to, a higher standard of living at progres sively lower cost. . PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION 20 liifapßaJiinf, bmOer-Owmd r BtdHc CoopcoM of Nmtyhmb WcrU Atlu; uJ Ut. Ffcja Cm» Lsk.l Hiw«l (Part I), Dtnr • . j Cm'H' Intm. /to C ft. :(U ok). Kot-j Hireoort; Hiworft Cnitnthi WctU Alla*; - Lak. Honl for Fk/a. Bath af Gee,., Dnay Gttt to—Tfc. ■Wmi T*' NatiaM. Dw, LfppSauott; tt4 Htniwmdt Comp. World Atlu Gwi 21 CTikl Cmc*. MUX«r, CrowsO Cmg 24—Economic Code*, Juris, Mu- Mflltea; Hgmmond*s World Atlas; mad Rjunmopd's Comp, World Atlas Goaf 2t-U.fi. gad Caaadt (2d ad.), Wright, Appleton Gsog 41—Lm Amec. (Id ad.), James, Odqiry Fresa; and Hammond’s Modern World Atlas . and Gaxctteer Ceeg 424—Raadiags fai Urks Gwr, U. of Chicago Geog 442—A Gaag. of Karope, Hoffman, FOR SALE PACKAGE DEAL— I 'sl Pontiac, > inspected* new, snow tires; WUxard Motor Bug— -3115. Call A 1 UN 5*6062 except mealtimes 1952 MG TD; red, new rubber, good leather, heat, beautiful brightwerk.. Call HO 6*4274. RACKS, COTSAssorted Used reasonably prieed steel racks. Call ,AD 7*2941, ask for boose manager or Lew. See any mom* ing Mooday-Fridgy, '9:00 noon at Alpha Epsilon Pi, 429 £. Hamilton Ave. FOR RENT AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Unfur | nubed od# bedroom apartment) heat; i water, stove and refrigerator furnished. [For further Information call AD 8*0484. I GRADUATE STUDENTS, upperclassmen— I Comfortable rooms with hot and cold running water or private hath. Innerspring [mattresses. CENTRAL* Parking. Aeeonv [modatSons to inspect and compare. The ; Colonial, 128 West Nittany. AD 7*7792 or *AD 7*4850. TWO SINGLE ROOMS :for spring term. Parking. jCollcge Heights. AD 7-2174. .r% ' » THURSDAY. MARCH 8. T 962 [ BotUd:; - Dlurui of GMnpbk Fna; ul Ban. I noiMl'. Cob£. x ■ - Gne tn-rSrJm. Ottg. iU «*.).' stnkb*. Wile,; yA Xa, «f tke jLaadfarpi, of fk. BJL. VAu, Glen ‘ a Bt JMFrto. * 6nL ;4M »i.i, GUliily. : Fraßaaa; and Pbyi p«l In Ike Lak, ■ llaer, Bn^oa C Sc frr-1 <ti *4.), Date, i Wile' |[ ■ G 8c 2fr— GmL CU id.l.'Snm, «fc- Gn*; and Fean Slat* Bode A Mineral Kit, Stinffer, ‘ . C 8c Iti-Ekaanta a{ Cml„ Zwakers*. Wiley I', • GSc 71 Goal. Stndsmlk Maya, Raherta, Cleave;; jsnd GcoL forf Engineers, Tre . f ;Vaa NostranAj ' G 8e 470-i-rteM -GeaL. Labes. McGraw lEDS h- ! FOB RENT TWO-RObM Fornished Apartment. Prefer married i couple. Rent 1446* per foonth. Call AD: 7*2027. ' ’ 3-BOOM apartment, suitable for 3 or 4 .male students. Private en* tranoe. AD 7*323 L i ■ ROOM across from North Haßs, garage! available. • Room 48.09; with garage >lO.OO. Call AD , 7*4852, 1 . SINGLE ROOM in. quiet private home tor quiet male student (for spring terra. Phone AD 7-2598. ( . NICE SINGLE room, three blocks from campos: Available after March 17. Call AD 74246. OULD LIK£ two men students b> share large unusual apartment, private hath. Very reasonable rent. Phone Mrs. Beaman AD 7-2565. READY! SOON two-mom 3 apartment * with bath, furnished. Complete kitchen facilities. Parking. Central location, close to eatnptte. Suitable couple. or bachelor who will ibe here until September. Call AD 7*7792 or,AD 7-4850, GARAGE FOR RENT at 811 & Burrowes St. Phone to another location. AD TU4467. DOUBLE ’ROOM, two blocks- from cam* pus. • Quiet, house. 242 S. ’ Fogb SL AD 7.4332. . [ . |. *’•> FURNISHED THREE ROOM I apartment for married .welcome. Un usually attractive large rooms, first floor; three blocks from campus with. pariiing. Available spring term. Phone AD 8*6647. WANTED MEN TO; SHARE spring term., Call UN 5*4923 after 11:30 p.m. THREE MEN to sublet furnished , two* bedroom apartment for summer* term. Calf Ikm iAD 7-7247. WANTED—YOU TO come to our Inter* landia Folk. Dance Friday. 7:30 p.m.** 11:00 p.m. t * HUB Ballroom. Admission Free. Beginners welcome - •« WANTED: - RIDE desperately needed to New i Jersey March 9 or March 70. As bury Park, vicinity preferred.- Cs3l UN 5-2437. ; • *’ WANTED: THIRD GIRL to share‘modern four room apartment. ’AD 7-3943. • MALE TO share apartment with two students for remainder of term. Call AD 7-2614. ! - WANTED PASSENGERS for voyage to Honolulu or vidnlty -by raft. Exciting, adventiiroas and cheap!; Call Brent; UN 6-7154. - * * | DESPERATE L NEED ride to New Bruns- wick; Trenton* Yardlef.or EastOfi after 12:30 Friday. March 16th. Call UN 6-8118. ALL JfORMS of typing [ilesired; fast and ecotiOmicaL Cal! AD 7-1719. Pick-up and delivery. 1 WAITERS TQ work for;meals, fitmis Phi Epsilon. AD 8-2903.; ~ , , WANTED: WAITER to[ work fp? meils. Begin now or next term. Must hsvs free 4ut period. Call AD 84021. ;ask for caterer. . ! | WORK WANTED WANT TYPING to io In my homo! Call AD 8-2850, Hwmmmumm IWMHIIImiIIIUIIIWOWWIIWI LOST GIRL'S BLUE GLASSES In grey ease and bluei -wallet. Cal! Jane UN 6-7449. "41" COLLEGE RING: Drear YU.,*.initials P.W.G. 'inside. South ‘ aide, parking lot No. 88. Reward. Call Pat UN 4*6946^-^ GREEN SCHAEFFER Pencil, Waring tonAff*. Cal! EL 6-6373 after 6. Reward. j • PERSONAL IIdPOpTANTI FRED GORDON call your New York agent. , | MISCELLANEOUS RIDE WANTED to Florida. March 15, late Thursday evening or Friday morning or early j afternoon. Molla Edelstein,' UN 6- 4410 or AD 7-1178. j TREAT FOR tired taste buds: Herlocher'a fish supper* (sole and shrimp) and fkh snaz sandwichea delivery from 4:30*1:00 daily. SKI DIVISION meeting, 7:00, 112 Buck* bout, Thursday, March Trip money due at meeting. - / ■ INTERESTED IN aeelpc Europe completely and inexpensively this summer 7 • Call Mr. Nelson UN 6-4543. FOR (LENT or jast for a change; H<rr lochev'a fish Suppers (sole and shrimp) and fish pm sandwich—try it tonigktS HAVE JEEP will -pull stuck 1 Car won't start? Call Boh. Nittaity 33. Room 20. UN $-*m« ATTENTION SOCIAL Chairmen: Thinking about'a’Jammy or a'Pledge Formal ia the spring. THE COLLEGIANS have a limited number of hookings artQl available. Rock *n roll, standards, or jazz. Contact Jeff. Brown. AD 7*7683. PSOC CANOE TRIP Sunday, March 11* 19€2.‘. Sign fop at HUB desk. THESIS • PRINTING reasonable rates. Phone AD 84774 cv EL 84U2 after 6 EMBLEMS AND Lettering printed on any wearing ‘apparel, also * felt patches made to order. AD 7-J6W, Bos 87C» i Pennsylvania Furnach ,
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