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will be able to earn his fare b f
serving as “supervisor.”,
THE APPROVED measure is aj
combination of twp bills, one pre
sented by Foianini ahd the other
by Edward Kotchi, chairman of
the transportation committee un
der former SGA president Rich
ard Haber.
One segment of Kotchi’s bill
was used as an. amendment to!
Foianini’s proposal. Foianini asked
that the USG president be given
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the power to appoint the agency’s
chairman so that the student gov
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the agency it created.”
Kotchi proposed that the chair
man be appointed from within
the agency so that the. position
would be given to an experienced
person. ;
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adopted allowed for the agency
to appoint its own chairman with
the approval pf the USG Con
gress.
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ILEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA j
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FOB.; SALE
ATTRACTIVE, MODERN Urine room
suite: new, onuaW. Will Dell below
wholesale coat. Cell tid Gartner, AD 7-2261,
UN 6-6232.
1362 MG TD, root), condition. Call AD
.6-3332 a*k for Dor.
MOBILE HOME-1366 filar. 41x2, two
bedroom*. cxceUerit condition. Reaaon
ably priced. Mica patio. Call AD 6-2674
after 6 p.m. J _
FOR SALE: 2 V Trailer with added rxlZ*
bedroom. Ideal for 'l bachelors who would
live inexpensively. Call AD 6-1762.
FOR SALE: A alljie rule for cbeaictry
■ and physic*. 366 *E. Foster, phone AD
6-1305. '
1361 CHRYSLER \sin*or two-door coupe.
RAH, inspected, pood transportation.
Sacrifice 686. Gil! UN 6-6372 7-3 eve
nings. >
SOW SCHULTZ TRAILER, newly painted.
pood condition, built-in crib optional.
Available in June.j 6760. Ca|i AD 6-6262.
DORM CONTRACIf for ult. Call Marty*
UN 6-6613 after ill p.m. If no answer
call AD 6-3021 tor AD 2-3022.
BANJOS. UKES. Guitars. Tianoa. Ham
mond Onrana—ttyin'ra, booka, all musk
supplies. Pifer Musk Center*. Benner Pike.
Open 'til 2 p.m. daily except Weds. Phone
EL 6-8441. j
DORM CONTRACT Thom peon HalL Call
Dave UN 6-€o4fi|
CUSHMAN MOToi SCOOTER, rood
dition. Call StewT Aaron, AD , 7-4331. ,
POST RUDE RULEr almost 1 new. Call
Mary-Lee. UN 6*037.
>OO ec. Call Saturday
63 ask for Bob Grata.
MOTOR CYCLE—
morninr AD 7-4!
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Ip days of; yore, mt n feared not only their
mortal enemies, but the elements too. It was
tpe medieval armorer's task to protect his
chief against foemerj, butweather-protection
vras a more difficult matter. Thus many a
knight was;spent in fusty armor.
Engineers! and scientists at Ford Motor
Company, engaged in both'pure and applied
research, are copirjg even today with the
problem of body protection (car bodies, that
Is). Through greater understanding of the
chemistry of surfades, they have developed
new paint | primefs ;and undercoatings, new
tustproofing methcids, and special sealers
that guardjentire car bodies against nature’s
(jorrosive forces—all which add armor-like
(jrotection jto Ford-built cars.
(from otbe
TRADE-IN TELEVISION Seta, completely
rtcoo4itio&ed. JU4io Mrrk«. Zenith
TV; Television '• Semes Center • at State
Cottcre TV. <
BULLETIN BOARD, medium alie, food
condition $1.60. Call Sandy UN UIM,
IN4 RICHARDSON 48‘x8\ two bedrooms.
side hallway. Must be seen to be «p*
precis ted. $1,700. Woody crest Mobile City,
Lot No. 42.
FREE TICKETS to the Bishop's Flayers’
production of "Boy with a Cart," Ebot*
bofcrer Chapel, Friday, April $, 1:00 p jn.
TickgU «T»il.blt HTJB dwk. '
MOTORBIKE-r«l b»nr»in at 126. (Ml
AD $-6692 after 11:50 p.m. ' ' ,
GOING ABROAD. Must sell 1969 MGA,
■wire wheels, radio, sliding windows. Good
condition. Call Julian Weiss AD 7-4979.
READY SOON—two*rdom, apartment with
'bath: furnished. Complete kitchen facili
ties, parkins. Central location, close, to
campus. Suitable couple or bachelor who
will he here until September. Call AD
7-7792 or AD 7-4860.
ijARGE ROOM ia private Jwjtne tor 2 or
js,students (male or female); within
walking distance of campus. Free parkinr.
Call AD 7-4451. i
ONE-HALF Attractive, pine-panelled Rou
ble room. PriraU entrance, private hath,
private telephone. Clean and quiet. 1 242
Nimltr Ave. AD 7-5599.
1 Available immediately ! ui
i nijtbed one-bedroom apartment. 1
Stove and refrigerator furnished. For
,'ther information. call AD 8-0686.
r scientific inquiries wilt uodoubt
) new rpaterials with protective
vastly superior to those of today.
ither example of Ford's leadership
ientific research and engineering.
MOTOR COMPANY
American Road, Dearborn, Michigan
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FIEDS*
FOB SALE
FOB BENT
FRIDAY. April 6. 1962
FOB BENT
5-ROOM FURNISHED apartment with
bathr; near campus, free parkins. Quiet
men preferred. AD 7-2446.
GRADUATE STUDENTS, Upperclassmen—•
Comfortable rooms, with hot and cold
runnixyff water or private "Lath. Inneroprin*
mattresses. Central. Parkin*. Accent roods*
tions to inipect and compare. The Colonial.
125 West Nittany. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4560,
TWO-ROOM FURNISHED Apartment,
private bath and eotrsMe Particularly
suitable for two men. Call AD $-855$
after $ p.m.
5-ROOM FURNISHED Apartment with
bath; near campus, free parkin*. Quiet
men preferred. AD 7-2665.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, 4 miles from
campus. • $6O per ’month. Utilities in
cluded. Cal! AD 7-7172.,-*
SEATING SPACE In the Eisenhower
Chape! for the Friday night production
of Christopher Fry’s "Boy with a Cart.**
Free tieketa available HUB desk.
FURNISHED STUDENT Apartment. 8 or
6 male students, quiet surroundings.
Parkin* space. Call AD 7-2796.
WANTED
WAITERS AND Dishwashers wanted to
work for meats. Alpha Sigma Phi, AD
7-4961.
KITCHEN HELP at Alpha 'Epsilon PL
Call AD 7-7602, ask for Jerry. Must
have 4th period free.
WAITER WANTED: Pi Ksppa Phi. Call
Don Smith AD 7-4937.
TRANSFER STUDENT desires work with
combo. !J«xs and/or R.AR. Electric ruiUr
and electric baas. Call At, AD 7-3250.
CHEAP i DATE 7 Attend the Bishop’s
Players’ production of *’Boy with a
Cart,** Ebenbower Chape),.Friday, April $ f
$ :00 p.roi Free- tickets available HUB desk.
KITCHEN HELP needed at Chi Phi. Call
caterer’ AD 7-4332.
WANTED: Man to wash pots and pans
for meals. Call Irv AD 7-4409.
WANTED: 4TH YEAR Aichitecture De*
sign Prof. Call AD 8-9076 and .ask for
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PART-TIME COOK. Phi DelU Theta.
Contact caterer, AD 7-4957.
KITCHEN HELP wanted for fraternity.
Phone iAD 7-4151, ask for caterer.
DISH WASHER. Phi Kappa PsL Call
caterer AD 7-4908.
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LOST: REWARD, 1 pr. dark prescription
sunglasses, brown • alligator case and
brown smoke rims. Alan Moaes. UN 5-8965.
FABRINI RAINCOAT.Iet at Delta Sterna
• Phi S4llor-* BalL I have yours. Call Walt
UN. 5-2070. Reward 1
KHAKI! TRENCH COAT with Kappa
recognition 1 key on collar, at Phi Sis
Jatnmie I Sat ' Reward. Call UN 5-5366.
BLACK , CLUTCH Pur*.—let on Collesa
'Avenue between Montgomery Ward and
Gardner*! Candies. Call AD 7*4050.
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A NEW DIMENSION of drama. Attend
the Btshop*a Player*’ production of “Boy
with a [Cart" In the Elsenhower Chapel
on Friday, April 6, 5:00 p.m. Free tieketa
s armiiable HUB desk. . -
PERSONAL
ROSES! ARE RED, Violet* Are Blue,
Morning Peanut, Happy Birthday To
You—L.V.R. ,
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! MISCELLANEOUS
STUDENT CHECK, Cubing Agency open
Monday thro Friday*9:3o—s:oo; Satur
day 9:30—2:30. i
ADULT BEGINNER Ballet Claaaes. eic-
wing* 7-8 p.m., taught by former soloist
with (Grand Ballet De Monte Carlo. Info—
call AD 8-9683, between 7-8 p.m. eveninja.
[WILL do anything for 'money. Joe
I Wet. AD 8-3863.
FART-TIME employment la now available
'for' 12 young men with the. follpwfog
qualifleatloni: No. 1; C-phza average in
school;. No. 2, business-like appearance;
Na 3, capability to devote between 15 to
20 bourn a week; No. 4, over 18 year* of
age. College students wishing to
ment considerable Income are to call Mr.
Richardson AD. 8-2061_ between 9:20 a.m.
aad 2:30 p.m. JtHy*
FIZZA PARTY sponsored by Newman
Club after 5:15- Mass, April € In Chapel
lounge.' Pizza, Coke. Call UN: 2-4281 for
reservations.
PSOC CABIN PARTY and Oveniighter.
April 7*B. Rides leave. Ree Hall at 5:30
P.m. Sim up at HUB desk- 81.00 for mem
bers. Square dancing, out-door sports, food,
group singing, fun. Call .UN 8-$826.
ESPECIALLY WOMEN Mortar Board con
ference on graduate study, 2 p.m.. Sun*
day, r April 8; BUB ballroom.
PENN- STATE Figure Skating Clnb will
sponsor trip to see Hersbey lee Carnival
SaL, April 14. For detail*'cal] Pat Smith
UN s*Bloo.
LEARN TO FLY—senior wishes to sell
* membership la Penn State Flying Club.
Call Dave, AD 7-7187.
RELIGIOUS DRAMA at its best. The
Bishop’s Players of. Santa Barbara. CaU
wraia, will present Christopher Fry’s
*tßdy with a Cart" hi the Eisenhower
Chajiek Friday. April 8. 8:00 p.ra. Free
tickets available.at HUB desk*or at the
door.
FOR STANDARD and Electric Typewriter
j Rentals, Complete Typewriter Repair
Service aad -all thesis typing supplies shop
Nittany Office' Equipment. 231 S. A Ilea
Street. AD 8-8125. i
INVITATION— Movement toward church
unity—Lutheran Student Center, Sunday.
April Bth, 7 p.m. Presentation of Fphnpw