Fi.!ks,"stx Prague Reaffirms Policies „ PRAGUE (A 3) Czechoslovakia's national radio reported last night that thousands of Soviet troops moving just beyond the Czechoslovak-Polish bor der are engaged in planned Warsaw Pact maneu vers 'that the liberal Prague government was in formed of in advance. . The, statement came as Romanian sources in Bucharest reported Soviet infantry and tank units had•been concentrated along its borders with Rus sia at the Banube•River and in former Romanian Bukovina. They were, said to have taken up the positions earlier in May and in April. .Behind the Soviet buildup, the Romanian informants said, was an apparent desire to put pressure on , the regime of Nicolae Ceausescu, who has defied Soviet leadership in Eastern Europe. Other sources had advanced this explanation for the troop movements near Czechoslovakia, vastly more liberal internally than Romania. Prague radio:sought to quash any such inter pretation in a statement by its ,diplomatic corre- Cheyney President Resigns After Protests CHEYNEY, -Pa.. (W) Leßoy Banks Topping the list of "improvements" was Allen, president of controversy-ridden Chey- Allen's resignation. ney State College, has submitted his resig- Among the other demands were cur nation, it was announced yesterday. riculum improvements, better quality teach- Allen's statement of resignation was ing and more student control over campus submitted to th'e school's board of trustees, activities. Kermit M. - Stover, vice president of the The state board of education is looking board, said he was holding the resignation into the student demands. for official action by the 'trustees. Kermit indicated that although the trus- Although Allen was not immediately tees expresed confidence in Allen's ability available for comment and no reason was as an administrator, it "recognizes the ex given for. the resignation, it was apparently truce difficulties which caused Allen to sub spurred by recent student demonstrations at mit his resignation:" the • predominately Negro school 25 miles He said the board also recognizes the west of Philadelphia. "apparent current disunity within the insti- Several hundred students staged a sit- tution and is working to determine the source iri at-the administration building last week and cause of these difficulties." demanding action for what they 'termed No date was immediately set by the campus improvements. board to consider the resignation. Instructions Set People Read Ite m at i ng You're Ono Nowt For Spring Carnival I All participants in the Spring wonder "What if Martha wore Week Carnival competition will the pants?" " meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Also competing in the Past the headquarters tent to re- events are Delta Theta Sigma ceive final instructions for the with "What if America had' competition, Carnival Chair- been settled by the Polish?,"; man Stuart Bodow announced. Delta Upsilon and Delta Gam- Participatirk: in the "Past" ma with "What if psychedelia subdivision of the competition had come 400 years earlier?"; are Acacia and Zeta Tau Alpha, Phi Sigma Sigma and Phi Del with a "What if the outlaws of to Theta with "What would the West had been unionized?" have happened if the White theme. Alpha Kappa Lambda House could talk?"; Pi Kappa and Alpha Delta will feature Phi and Sigma Sigma Sigma "What if Henry VIII had been with "What if they bad had pot'' henpecked?". Chi Phi and Kap- instead of tea at the Boston Tea pa Alpha Theta will ask "What Party?" • Pollock Men's Resi if TV were always with us?". dence Council with "What if Delta Chi and Kappa Delta will the telephone had been invent contemplate "What if Ben ed earlier?"; and West Halls Franklin bought liberty?" and with "What if the Puritans Delta Phi and South Halls will. weren't?" WEST SIDE STORY SPECIAL MATINEE SAT.-MAY 11 2:00 P.M. SCHWAB TICKETS-HUB DESK 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111mifitiMmuillIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111H11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MMIM 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY DEADLINE 10:30 A.M. Day' Before Publication RATES First Insertion if word maximum $l.OO MtZ=M2==l Insertion 2Sc Each additional S words 10c per day Cash Basis Only! No Personal Ads! OFFICE HOURS 9:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday Basement of Sackett North Wing 'wee. raR SALE PRE-USED- FURNITURE and appliances. Chests. desks, breakfast sets, beds, mat tresses, tables, sofas, stoves, refriger ators, etc. We buy and sell. Furniture Exchange Inc., 1011 East College Ave. 2110.1181. LARGEST SANDWICH In town 22" long , loaded with meat, cheese, let tuce, tomatoes, onions. Call 238-2292. DUAL 1019 TURNTABLE deluxe base end cover, Shure V IS 11 cartridge, Har man Kardon 100 watt receiver, walnut case. Bob 238.4263, 865.3664. CYCLES: NEW and used. Yamaha; Ka. wbsalch Suzuki; - Hodaka, Two Wheels Cycle Shop, 1311 E. College Ave. 238-1193, STUDENTS: WE provide insurance for 'stutosi-motorcycles, motorscooters, travel, valuables, ' hospitalization. Phone Mr, Temeles 2384633. 5961- NEW • MOON 10x55 2 •bd r.. Washer, roes. $2900. Phone • 2334546 eve. FANTASTIC 1967 Bridnestone 90 cc Scrambler. Excellent condition Mutt $125. Denny• 237-1903. CONSOLE TV. Great condition, rarefy used! War sell. , - tor highest otter. Call SOT Suite 1165-7132. , - - - ALLSTATE SCOOTER 5120. Will sell In June. Less Than 3000 'miles, runs well, Stu 336-2587, Soviet Troops at Border sponden.t. 'about the freedoms of speech, travel and the press He - said: "The reports of some news agencies, that have taken root here. papers arid radio stations that there was a military The Soviet Union was known to be primarily move against Czechoslovakia was considered by concerned that Czechoslovakia remain a Commu •Czechoslovak political circles, to be a political nist country. Its intention to continue as one has provocation." been emphasized repeatedly by the new liberal The Czechoslovak Foreign Ministry issued a leadership, but usually with a declaration that similar statement, the news agency CTK reported. Czechoslovakia would make its own rules. Western military attaches in Warsaw reported This was underscored again it Prague yes- Thursday that Soviet forces had advanced as close terday where about 100,000 persons assembled at as 18 miles to the Czechoslovakian frontier. This Rip Hill near the capital to hear speeches by coincided with some limitations on travel by dip- party chief Alexander Dubcek and President Lud lomats. vik Svoboda, in conjunction with a three-day holi . Yesterday, a western attache, despite dis- day celebrating the nation's liberation from Nazi claimers from most other quarters, said in War- Germany in 1945. saw the troop movements were "unusual" and Svoboda said: "We have set ourselves the still in need of explanation. goal of democratic regeneration of our society. Reports frgm diplomatic sources in Moscow We are setting out to create a new type of So and Warsaw that reached Prague generally dis- cialist democracy, a democracy which - will lend counted armed Soviet intervention in Czechoslo- support to the full development of the human vakia, despite the apprehension the Kremlin feels personality." COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FOR SALE 17965 YAMAHA 80 cc. Only 4340 miles. Crash helmet and extras thrown tn. Call Bruce 2384763. IHMM, GOOD!. Pizza, Steaks, Hoagies, Tuna Fish, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers. Fast delivery. Call 238-2292. GOOD USED Vacuum Cleaners. $19.95 up. Repairs for all types and parts; :guaranteed. Moyers— 23134367. IGIBSON 12 String Guitar, 8.2512 !excellent condition. Cali 237-1101 and let's make a deal. MASERATI 1964 3500 GTI. A meg.' nificent sports car in magnificent con. ;clitionl 17,030 miles; aluminum body; 'graphite grey with white leather Interior,' 'Engine is Lucas Fuel Injected with dual 'ignition; 5 speed gear box, Pirelli radial ;tires with chrome wire wheels. When 'new, 912,000, Sacrifice 04800. Call 865. .9888. TR-2 WITH TR , 3 engine, bored, polished and balanced; body excellent; custom interior; roll bar; hood straps; wires; extras. S9OO. 237.6079. 'MEN SAVE 50% on your spring ward. robe. We have Suits, Sportscoats, Blazers, direct from the manufacturer in EVERY style and size. Call 2384576. 10' by 50' MOBILE HOME, Cheap. Fur nished, completely set up, one mile from campus. 238,3347. - - SCUBA GEAR Tank; contoured back pack; 2 stage reg.; reserve; wet suit, 12301254 Don. 1965 C.B. 160 HONDA, very good con dition. Must sell, asking 5320. Call Bill 86543751 before 3:00 p.m. 1966 YAMAHA Twin 100. Only 1600 miles. In great condition. P.fasonable otter. Call George 2384936. !GIBSON ACOUSTMAL • Electric Guitar model Jl6O-E, hollow body. steel strings, with built-in pickup. Retails $250.00; ask log 0100.00. 237-2343, Room 12, 132 1 / 2 South Pugh Street. HEATH KIT Stereo AJI4 solid state I , tuner, walnut e.stlnct, Phase control, antenna, cables. Must se:!I 565-6454. Three months old, hardly used. '1966 CORVETTE COUPE. Automatic transmission, power steering, brakes, nevi radial tires, 15,000 miles. 238-4965 or 12384526. 1963 VESPA 130 cc., good condition, MO (31 per cc.). Marty 238.909.4. MGTD CLASSIC better than new con dltlen. Many extras. .466.7294. 12 DUNLOP Gold Seal used tires seed tread. $lO. Also one new retread. Call Jim 237d124. FREE ELECTRIC CAR HEATER alga EMPLE WITH CM Ala TNEATIIII swan FRI. - SAT. - SUL JOEN KIRK MINE DOUGLAS "TINIE WPM -,141 Mrs ray: 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FOR SALE 1968 PFAFF Portable Zig Zag, does everything automatically. 25 year guar. antee. Moyers ^ phone 238-8367. TRAILER FOR SALE. 8' x 45' with small addition. Completely set-up, 1 mile from campus. Available summer term. Call 1238-7306. PUTTING ENJOYMENT at .Nittany 'Putt Par. Open each weekend. Friday-6:00, Saturday, Sunday 2:00. 238-8662. FOR SALE: '64 Triumph Bonne, 650 cc, masts, hi-bars. Reasonable. Calf 865-9266 HONDA 50 cc, tate 1966, 1000, actual miles,'llke new. Call 238-2810 after 6 p.m. 10 SPEED PEUGEOT men's racing bike. Simplex de-railer and hubs, aluminum frame, extras. 237-4588. 1963 MERCURY COMET, 4 door, vinyl top, better than average condition. Rea so price for quick sate. Call Martin Newell 237-2251. -- - SONY 530 Taperccorder. Excellent cond One year old. Tapes Incl. 5175.00. 230 7702. 1961 PONTIAC Sedan, 389, std.. white lw/blue interior. Engine. body good con dition. 0475. 238-7618. GIVE MOTHER a beautiful Siamese Kitten. Seal Points and Chocolate Points. Special $lO.OO each. 238-8105. FOR RENT [ AMERICANA 3.4 MAN apartment. Fur illshed, air-conditioned. Summer only Great rent reduction. Call George 238 7431. 4 - 6 • MAN Bluebell Apt.: split level, summer term. Fantastic rent reduction. 237-6456. --- BE COOL this summer. Alpconditlonlnv, swimmino pool. (46) man Bluebell Apartment. Substantial rent reduction. 237-1783. JUST OFF the Mall—Summer Sublet. Two man Efficiency. Great deal. Call fuSS-0996. LARGE ONE Bedroom unfurnished Apt. for Summer, Fail option. Pool, Free Bus to campus.. Alr-cohditioned, 5110/mo. Call 237-1220. VACATION IN :irate College this sum mer. 2 bedroom.. 2 uathrooms, Pool, bus and, many extras. Fall option available. 2384797. • INFAMOUS U.T. 201 is now for rent. All goodies Included. Call Marc 230-7901. UNIVERSITY TOWERS. Summer term. For 2 or 3. Alr-Cond., dishwasher, etc. Call 23e-1772. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA Daddario To Discuss Science The role. of government in science and engineering will be the subject Of a lecture at 8 p.m. Monday in Schwab, by Congressman Emillio Q. Dad dario, of the First District, Con necticut. The lecture, open, to the pub lic, is the first of a series that will bring to the campus dis tinguished lecturers of national and interrational prominence in the field of science. The pro gram has been mad_ possible by the Nelson W. Taylor Me morial Fund, established early this year to honor the late Taylor, head of the Depart ment of Ceramics at the Uni versity from 1933 to 1943. A resident of Hartford. P^•l NOW HEAR THIS ! Shoot Pool from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Just 75c per hour AT THE ARMENARA BOWLING LANES DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM SOUTH HALLS 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Ft:3R RENT ROOMMATE WANTED to share two bedroom apartment In Sutton House with Bucknell grad, now working. Prefer 'businessman, faculty, grad student. Year lease begins May. Contact Bill Haskell, Holiday Inn. Leave message there If PM out. (Ext. 324) 2384001. '3•MAN BLUEBELL Apartment. Rent re duction, T.V., built-in features, bus, LOX, anything you want. Call 230-2942. COMFORTABLE WHITEHALL Basement Apt•, cool In . summer, air-coo., 2 baths, '2 bedrooms, Free Cable, Bus, 3-4 men. Free Ist 2 Weeks. 238-7608. SUBLET ARMENARA. Two (wo)man apartment for summer. Air-condltloned, close to campus. Call 237-6466. HELP! GRADUATING seniors must rent 3-4 man apartment summer term. Atr• conditioned, free bus, pool. Reduced rent. 1235,5191. 3 BEDROOM Bluebell Apt. Air cond., 'TN., pool, bus, extras. Whole summer/ $520. Call 238-5636. UNIVERSITY TOWERS 2 or 3 men or women summer. Alr•conditloned, 'dishwasher, utilities paid. June paid. Rent reduction. Call 1374312. SUMMER— UNIVERSITY Towers, bal cony facing Souh Malls. All utilities, air conditioned. June free. 237-1105. UNIVERSITY TOWERS overlooking College Avenue; dishwasher, tioner. balcony. UNFURNISHED—Cheap. Call 238-8639. I TWO BEDROOM Apartment. Furnished. Close to campus. $l2O monthly. Available any time. Call between .567 p.m. or after 10 p.m. 237.1840. 4 - 6 MAN Apartment. Pool, bus, air; -conditioned, dishes, utensils. Generous rent reduction. Call 237-7966. DRASTIC RENT Reduction for summer sublet. 3 bedroom, air-conditioned Blue bell. Closest to bus. 238-4702, 237-1006. UNIVERSITY TOWERS Apartment, sum mer sublease. June rent paid. Top floor. Furnished, /dr-conditioning, dishwasher. 238-3259. LONG BEACH ISLAND, N.J. Is summer fun. Modern 3 bedroom house on Lsooon. Private dock. SUS. Box 451, State College. ONE BEDROOM unfurnisnv , apartment, available June 17. Good location, next year option. Call 238-1524. STUDIO EFFICI:TheY, two blocks from' campus. Alr conditioned. $BO per month Includes perking. Permanent occupancy , after June 15th. 237.7542 after 6 p.m. SUBLET 2-BEDROOM Apt. Alr.cond., peel. bus. Low tea t 2373265. Bluebell. dario has represented the First Congerssional District of Con necticut since 1959. He was elected to the House of Repre sentatives in 1958, when he was assigned to the Committee on Science and Astronautics. He is now chairman of its Tonight & May 16-18 8 p.m. Pavilion Theatre 865.6309 CARLO GCn.DONI'S THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS • 1 . THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE SpwINN OVLEWLS JCM MUM, 1•4 !MAR° KOCH • Pro:A.IOY RAMON° STROST; 'deg bv MARK RVOEII tak. by Detail • FMO CIARIDGE PICTURES 11111111111111111111111111H1111111111111111 FOR RENT APARTMENT SUMMER Term. Reduced rent. 3 men, 2 bedroom. Call 237-1375. SUMMER TERM. Efficiency Apartment. Air conditioned, pool, free bus. Best offer. Call 238,3947. CHECK IT Gott 1 Bedroom, 2-man Apartment (Americana) Sublet for Sum mer. Good location. Call Al 230-2587. SUMMER TERM at Whitehall. 3-4 man air•conditioned apartment. Will accept bids. Call 237.6102. HOUSE. RENTING to students, summer term, Call 2384139, better yet come see. 611 S. Pugh. SUMMER SUBLET. Two man Efficiency, fwo blocks from campus. Good deal. Call 238-2618. VERY CHEAP 2 bedroom Bluebell Apt. Summer. Dishwasher, disposal, pool, bus service, air conditioned. 237-7591. CONTEMPORARY APARTMENT. One P b a ed ritr4 m :utOtt c , " l " n ic il s_s e , d' T.V. di ti h n vi re a a s s h n e r r ! able Rate. Call Paul 238-5126. • SUMMER SUBLET with Fall option: Deluxe three or four man apartment. Two bath, air conditioning. All utilities paid except electricity. Rent reduced. Call 238-7747. FOR RENT: Efficiency; summer term, air conditioned, pool. Spacious with ex Iran. Call 238-3289, ASSURE YOUR freedom now. t wo/man Whitehall Apartment. Reduced rate 'till January '69. Call' 238-7768. AMERICANA APARTMENT summer : sublet. Large Efficiency. 1 - 2 wo(man)' air-conditioned. Cali 2211-3507. MOBILE HOME. 12 x SO furnished. Couple or grad student preferred. Summer. Call Nick 466-7141. SUMMER TERM-3 bedroom, 2 ‘ bath Split level apartment. June rent paid Large rent reduction. 237.6040. BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS ^.-man Apart ment. available: June 15, Parking, kitch en, TV, two bedrooms, and bath. 237- 6385: Guided tours conducted at your convenience. TWO MAN Bluebell Apt, summer term Air-conditioned, free bus, completely fur nlshed. $lOO/month. 237-1891. SUBLET SUMMER, 4 man, with swim mina pool, reduced rent, extra furniture air-conditioned. Call" 234.1082. WOW! WE HAVE a super Bluebell' Apt. 1-3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, terrace. Everythlnßeyou need for summer fun. Pool vlow of sewage plant. Call 237• 6431. Substantial reduction., Police To COntinoe UOng Mace, 'NEW YORK (AP) Most U.S. police departments which have experimented with chemi ca' Mace for "übduing aggres sive citizens intend to continue its use despite reservations voiced by some medical men. In general, the police feel that a squirt of Mace in the face is much more. humane than a brisk rap on the skull with a night club, cr maybe a bullet in the leg. This finding emerged from a nationwide survey yesterday in the wake of a warning by U.S. Surgeon General William H. Stewart that the chemical might have "more than tran sient 'effects" on human eyes unless there is prompt first aid. • Subcommittee on 'Science, Re search and. Development, as well as second-ranking mem-' ber of the subcommittee which oversees manned space flight programs of the National Aero nautics and Space Administra tion. 11111111111111H11111111111111111111111111111 FOR RENT HOUSE SUMMER. 3 bedroom, Ph baths, etc., nice yard, across from Ra tan,/ Mali. $l3O/ma. Call 865-7708. UNIVERSITY TOWERS, summer term. 1 bedroom, air-conditioned, dishwasher, free parking, utilities, cable. Faces South Halls. June rent paid. 235-5219. SUMMER TERM—Gbeciroom furnished apartment. Air-conditioned, pool, other extras. Great rent reduction. Phone 238- 7308. SUMMER SUB-LEASE Whitehall Fiala -2 bedroom, 4 man apartment. Free bar. 237-3455. !AMBASSADOR Sublet summer with fall option Two Man Efficiency. Air conditioned. 238-5352. (Girls across Hall). EFFICIENCY APT., University Towers. Sublet for Summer Term.; $250 for term. 138.9449 atter 6 p.m. • - • WANTED WANTED TO BUY: Corvette owners— Immediate cash for your Corvette Sting Ray or other Vette. Phone 2374471. KITCHEN HELP wanted. Work 2, eat 3. 1 Social privilenes. Call 865-9323, ask for Charlie. KITCHEN HELP wanted. Four waiters, Iwo washers 3 meals, pay. May 22 . 'Call 237-2873. ROOMMATES WANTED: Split-level Eilue.! bell Apt. with all accessories. S9O for entire summer. Call 238-7679. S.O.S.—Land-locked Sailor and Friend need ride to Stone Valley any Saturday. Must get skippers card or no can sail. Help! Call Dan /3454869. POETRY WANTED for Antholooy. Please Include stamped return envelope. Idle wild Publishers, $43 Frederick, San Fren•l cisco, California 94117. AN EFFICIENCY for one man starting in Fall 1968. Apartment. is preferred to be' unfurnished. Cell 238.5646 ask 1.:4 - Ed. AWAY FALL Term? Will accept lease or fill roommate vancancy Fall Term only, 8654708. DRAFT COUNSELORS needed for Fall Term. Training is non-political; but' serious moral commitment against the draft is needed. First session, on Con scientious Obiection, wilt be held May q 2. 1 "p.m; at 'Student ^Peace - Forum, 103 E. Beaver. • - , WANTED: MEN & Women to participate lln Spring Happening, May 12. 3:30 p,m., Schwab Auditorium. NEED CASH Now? I'll bus' your Stereo Earphones. Call Ron 2354141. Survey Shows . The primary chemical ' ele- safer and more humane than ment in Mace, which is made the firearm or the club," he .by the Gene r a 1 Ordnande said. Equipment Corp. of Pittsblirpfa, A spokesman , for ' General is phenylchlorrnornelhylketoca, Ordnance said: "We• estimate the, main constituent of tear that better than. 20,000 people gas. have been subjecte.i to the When made into Mace, the material. There has never chemical is .mixed with a car- been a documented case co; rier fluid placed :n a can under serious injury." pressure. Thumbing a button The spokesman said more turns loose a stream of the than 50,000 cans of Mace have chemical which can be aimed. been sold to 3,000 police de. rtments. David Craig, Pittsburgh's pa Capt. Jack Fryman, adrninis public safety dirsztor, volun- trative officer of the Des teered to be squirted in the face Moines, lowa, police depart after protest against police use ment, said members of the of Mace to quell a high school force recently had been using pupil uprising last November. Mace on the average of twice "It was like instant sunburn a week "only in lieu of .the in the way it irritated the skin," nightstick or gun, only to sub- Craig reported. "There was an due violence. Fryman said immediate watering of the eyes •no harmful aftereffects had de and a general loss of aggres- veloped. • siveness. I was okay in about Capt. Marvin Leonard of the 'lO minutes.. New Orleans Police Depart " Our police will continue ment said Mace was used only using Mace. The main point, in special circumstances as the surgeon general's report "for instance, we use it at the now confirms, is that this central lockup when a prisoner chemical weapon is infinitely gets out of hand." ROD STEIGER - ACADE, IN Rod St LAST TIMES TODAY 5/7/9/11 mimmtimmillimmimimmilmi WANTED ROOMMATE WANTED Fall for one -bed room, air-conditioned apartment in Gar den House. Serious upper ciassman pre ferred. Call Nate 238-5309. THE CAMPUS Patrol has openings for Student Officers for The summer and fall terms. ,If you are interested call 86.5-5456 for an 'interview. ROOM AND BOARD Summer Term at Alpha Zeta Fraternity. Board -on • five day week basis. For Information call Roland Romberper. Phone 237-7621. 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. ATTENTION 1 HIVAY PIZZA now serving Meatball and Sausage Sandwiches. ITALIAN WATER ICE• at Hi•way Pizza CRAZY MAN: The sandwich which looks like a ball bat. Paul Bunyan Sandwich. Call 2384292. 'l4 INCH SUBS regular, tuna, 5.130; chkken, ham, 250. No delivery charge. Student checks cashed. Dean's Fast De livery. 25241035. DRAFT COUNSELING available, any alternative discussed. Free pamphlet. Write: Freedom Union, Box 923, State College, or call 2384011. for opt. ROOMMATE NEEDED to share U.T Eff. summer term. Fully furnished $62.50/month. Call after 4 p.m. 236-6595. COME TO a Spring Musical Happening on Mother's Day. May 12 at 3:30 p.m. at Schwab Auditorium. TAKE A study break. Come to Schwab Auditorium for Mother's Day Concert, 1 3:32 p.m., May 12. NEED a roommate for—spMmer term. Large. one-bedroom apartment In the Ambassador 'Bldg. Air-conditioned and faces campus. Call 237-7341. LEVITTOWN STUDENTS Will trans port luggage home at end of term. Call Bob Israel 238-4023. NOTICE WHAT'S NEW: Paul - Bunyares Is de. livering from 4 p.m. to • 2-, a.m. Fast delivery. Call 238.2292. YOUR FRIENDLY World' brings You Chuck Arenson's soothing strings (Frl day night) and our' favorite. girl, AMY Millstone (Saturday night), -You're - wel-.. come at the Jawbone. 41.5 E. Foster. THE PENN STATE Glee Club .Presents "A Spring Musical Happening" for its 1 annual Mother's Day Concert. Schwab Auditorium, May 12, 1965, 3;30 p.m, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1963 Y AWARD WINNER broker t'! ;!~!Q!1!M -2112 SUNDAY Ces Agatha Christie's Miss Margie) chief a midstthe mizzen -masts,/ , 'Amoy 7/9 ,11111111111111111111/111111111/1111111111111 LOST: BROWN Glasses. Desperately needed Thursday registration. Call 238.4551 before 8:00 p.m. LOST: Ring with green stone In second floor' Chambers washrvarn. Cell 865-2397 or 239-0724. MISSING: BROWN Tooled Leather Wal let containing N.Y. State driver's license, etc. Wallet of great sentimental value. If found contact 965-231 p or 865-7175. Rt ward! No questions asked. LOST: 1967 Red High School Class Ring.; Reward. Call 865-7117. LOST: PICKETT Slide Rule. Left In KB Osmond Lab Tuesday. Needed for coming Bluebook. Reward. Call 865-7185. P.S.U. OUTING CLUB . SAVE SUNFISH POND A natural; lake along the Appalachian Trail threat ened by commercial exploltation. Stop at PSOC bulletin board and Support Natural Beauty. MISCELLANEOUS ."..., PLAN SPRING PARTY at NlttanY Putt Par. Fun, Inexpensive, Informal. Phona 2384662 for arranpements. JAWBONE PRESENTING THIS weekend our own salute to the arts. Mr. Chuck Aronson (Friday night) and Miss Amy Millstone (Saturday. night). "Join us for conversation and entertainment, 8-1 a.m. 413 E. Poster. Charles Shop WANTED: YOUNG LADY WITH Ay DESIRE" FOR A FUTURE IN FASHION. With Execut&ot Ability. • , ' APPLY• Mr. Charles Shop 124 S. Allen '
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