14-The Daily Collegian Friday, September 27, 1974 .. , • collegian classy/6i d Ads ~, .._, . . ' 4 good W sp T a l r ß e i S re, B a 7 l 7 1 5 3i ir l e :i s lus 1 W:(LeyLs,F anyIND LOSTrnaaerni (FOR SALE, uesc'tj.-golrnye, Mssage 11aN1:,..,' haircutting ul 7 i N ng D e WOMEN'Sa r A 1 Pietro ovenue. l) custom ' Italy, HOME perienced staff iS fully trained in Nutri COINS, CURRENCY. STAMPur ex- volunfi IS, YARD SALE - LAMPS, Stereo MUSICIANS: NEED OTHERS to the latest techniques used to Asia Americana Herbert T Black, equipment, vacuum cleaner, ram, form - a group, etc.? Send create the most contemporary count Jr 119 0 S Fraser Street 238 table saw, typewriter, 5.60-14 name, phone, instrument(s) styles you desire. We are a full soon, 7833 tires, Triumph wire wheels, and Played, main interest (jazz, blues, Service salon offering all the Repre more All cheap Saturday. Sept rock, country) to. Musician's benefits that professional care Cham p PEE KIT TENS TO a good home 28, 10 a m to 3 p.m , 457 E. Free Directory, Box 491, State provides. Permanent body waves, Litter Trained Also one adult Fairmount, State College, 237 College, Pa. 16801; (Box number hair painting, conditioning as well STUD male cat Call 134 3469 6652 previously listed incorrectly). as custom style cuts and blower min ` styling are among our specialities flexibl _-__ _-- ~i kE MEN S SCHWINN Varsity GIBSON LES PAUL with hard 10 speed 535 Call after 5p m case also , Shure Microphone the new fall season. Call 238-2933 0810 - I for an appointment. Its a bargain 237 1835 :- with stand. Pentax Spotmatic --- -------! 35MM w 105 -55 MM lens, HELP GUITAR LESSONS Experienced negotiable. Call ,Tony 234.3878. The Second , FREE 6 WEEK OLD kitten, pert Teacher with references dishes; Specialties Blues, Jazz Begin ners Advanced Reasonable rates Ben 234 2180 AUTOMOTIVE 416 L SALE 4 ACOUSTIC POWER slaves 275wrms, 2 4 12" speaker FOR SALE CZI7S motorcycle, cabinets, 3 Sunn Sorado bass good condition, please call 238- cab,nets, Fender Echo Reverb., 2 0704 All flannel shirts 12 speaker cabinet. 2 Shure milk( titers. A mpeg SV T bottom 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST, 3 sp., $2.00 P,Tijsrite bass, prices negotiable new brakes, muffler, heavy (,ill collect 717 661 3212 4 6 p.m duty shocks, radials. Call 4664441 after six Sale: UNPAINTED FURNITURE BOOKCASES, desks, chairs, 1969 ALPHA ROMEO . needs Oct. ISt - 12th rabies, rockers record cabinets, slight work. Serious inquiries I paint Decorators Workshop 200 only. Call 643-3073 or 643-3727 after used clothing ,' N College. - 237 8900 6 pm $1400.00. - - --- --- - s 1 OHM DOORS Colonial style MUSIC ON WHEELS: 25 per cent used furniture H• aay duty, white aluminum. discount on car stereos, AM-FM c„iiipier,iy installed 567 50. Cal . 4 radios, 8 track cassette players. P i 1; 217 9083 Large selection. Campus Stereo 227 W. Beaver Ave. 237-9134. 325 E. Beaver Ave. ,TOED BEDDING J FROM Dusgui - sne Univ 113 bedding INSURANCE FOR AUTO, 234-1966 ~- es, single size mattress and motorcycle, personal pp ..,pr ,rlO i n one unit 415 each. possessions, hospitalization, cau Chuck 237 6950 , accident, valuables, fire, good CLASSICAL GUITAR, FOLK, rates - fast service. 238-6633. I ARPET REMNANTS 50 per cent Jazz. Private and class in ,ayings Andrew Associates i ,i, pi 1 1359 East College 237 6950 Certification. 238.3711 or 238-9429. ------ nok ric CONTRACT IN East Call M & J Foreign (~,, , 865 1009 or call collect 943 Car Repairs ~,,,t, Altoona) weekdays after 4 South Sea Chinese p iii an yhine weekends M - S till 5 - - - P im-. E AVEY BASS AMP and cabinet 748-4015 , Restaurant ... it, 7 15" speakers 210 watts, 101 W. Nittany I-: MS and goodies Call - 2382708 a ! 4 , Open 4'- 11 pm '6B TR 250 for sale, good condition, best offer over 4700.00. Call Walking dl Stance from campus ( ROOMS -Lfil FOR SALE Lenny 863 0749 after 500 p.m. negotable --- ' SPECIAL P.S.U. ON campus ALPHA WAVE BIOFEEDBACK MONITOR i7l KAWASAKI 500 bored-out with Ring Day. Ground floor HUB Srylan Corona Eiectoc Typewttier exp. chambers 55 mpg. Call every Wednesday 11-3. Order ROOM FOR RENT for one girl STEREO 80W. 2 SPKR, TURNTABLE Mike 865.7006 ; from Carl, Campus Represen- student at 243 S. Pugh St. r•cords, rucksack. cycle helmet tative. Rings displayed in the NIKON 35mm SLR BODY 1968 HONDA .CL3SO. 5450. Call HUB Bookstore. Free engraving ROOMMATE WANTED WINTER spot llghunolor. 135mnt lons Mark 865-1125 before 5. with this ad Kane Company. term - Southgate Townhouse, .icon 234-0757 5-7 best own bedrobm, approx. 580 per BMW R 66 5 600 cc, new inspection, - month. Ask for Stan 234-3522. 51,100. Call John 422-8705 no toll , I YOU BET YOUR ASS i+.',NDLOOMED, HAND I WE ARE DOUBLE ROOM, NORTH Halls. 1 , R 41.1 TED BEDSPREADS - 1965 CORVAIR MONZA excellent, .. ' CHEAP Two dorm contracts for sale. ':ogles and doubles -56 00 and gas mileage, reliable Fran- I st- - - Rich or Dave at 865-4223. 01 00 a, Sunshine„ 220 5 Fraser sportation, red with white in- . ~ ii ross from the post office) terior. Call 238-9492.. . , , - - - 10-40% discount on all ma)cir items I INE ETHNIC CLOTHING for FOR SALE - 1965 Triumph TR-4, Georue's House& Music SUBLET 6 ',omen and men at Sunshine, convertible, fair condition, 1610 N Atherton St 220 ~_ Fraser ;across om the current inspection. 5500. Call 237- across froin Flivarsade lylarket Post . Othcel 8971 after 4 . 30 , I SUBLET: ONE OR two girls for 3- BEESE PHOTO STUDIO, person apartment winter term. AIRDALE PUPPIES AKC reg 1967 BUICK LESABRE, 85.'90 Shots, healthy and loveable, 3 1 miles, good condition, in Passports, I.D.'s, L.C.B.'s, Call 238-1720. Close to campus. weddings, groups, portraits. 200 males. 3 females. Call soon 238- spected, new exhaust system, top- W. College Ave. 2nd floor. 237- APARTMENT WANTED IM -3704 carrier, snow chains. $750. Call 6647. MEDIATELY. Will sublet an - - --- 237 8817 . 1970 GTO EXCELLENT shape, efficiency or one bedroom call 237 4923 from 7:00 to 10 00 p 111 .134 2169 after 10 - 00 200 E Beaver FOREIGN LAUREL GLEN I Efficiency It= furnished, , , Sl2O per month. W 35,nm CAMERA (CHEAP) Call Available Oct, 1. Call 237-9578 or We solve the prof/fern, not the Sue 137 0689 238-2881. -- symptom. Tune-ups by tech- - . ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS nicians, not mechanics, are our ' CAR r at fantastic discount prices specialty • Ap , f mENTs . i.:11 L-argest selection. All major PARTS 1310 S. Atherton . " . brands Full factory warranty , , Campus Stereo 227 W Beaver 1971 SUPERBEETLE, GOOD I condition, light blue, radio, 4- , STORE bedroom furnished apartment 237 9134 Also mail-orders. ROOMMATE WANTED FOR two - speed, plus rimmed, winter tires. in Laurel Glen. Rent 5130 per 35MM YASHICA TL SUPER f-1 7 1500.00 Call 355-7322. month. Contact Charlie at 237-1643 anto 50mm lens 585 also Accura ' 1680 or 865-7853. 135 mm f2B auto Pentax mount, '7l SUZUKI TS9O, decent shape, telephoto lens 525 Harry 237-2409 runs like a champ. 5200. Bob 234 , will bargain 0770. 1 W. Ccillege Ave. SUBLET: LARGE EFFICIENCY -- \ ; 1 238-8021Cedarbrook for winter-spring terms Sl7 0 per morph 2.34-0945. 1973 KAWASAKI 250 ENDURO, 1 CARPETS , DORM SIZED, prices start at $21.95 for a9x 12 5 extra sprockets, compression 1 . " ‘ ,--- Styles. 16 colors. Call the release. A-1 condition. Must sell! B OMBERG TYPE GUITARIST FOR RENT, ONE bedroom "CARPET MAN" between 330 238-3997 'looking for the same singing apartment, furnished, Laurel and 800 at 734-2480 , _. ability preferred Jobs available. Terrace, within walking distance Call 865-1047. of College and downtown. Quiet! SNOW TIRES - UNIROYAL (F7B- AUDIO 0 COLLEGIATE RESEARCH Immediate occupancy. Call 865- 0321. 141 mounted $5000; for pair, chains and springs for 14 or 1.51 n. SYSTEMS 1800 E. Ferry Ave. FEMALE ROOMMATE %%heel 51000, four 14 in. Chevy PAIR OF LARGE Advent Bldg , Camden 962 6777. Comp , lete New Jersey, Educational speakers, 609- NEEDED. Furnished one hubs SIO 00 Call 237 6785 after 6. speakers, Heathkit 120 watt Research Service including 30,000 bedroom apt. 5103 per month. Call combo amp with two cabinets, research papers on file. Send $2.00 soon. 234.0727, Beaver Hill Apt RALEIGH COMPETITION, 3 Larry 237-1053. for our mail order catalogue. month old, all alloy components, ---- KENWOOD AMPLIFIER KA-4004 ' i new tires, 22 lb , 121", 5200. 238- .1203... - .. ' ,- 0786 i • 36rms with guarantee $125 or best offer. Call Lenny 863-0749 DUFFY'S TAVERN • cadn;64 , 7. --- .17.; . ... ', ARMSTRONG I EME R I T,LiS after 5.00 Rs"- i 2.., _ -,,,., SILVER flute, closed hole, four on the Diamond in Botesburg SONY TC 630 STEREO CENTER .%..! 4 ..,..' ,r. - ... r ; years warranty left Excellen Dinners daily stolo P m. . pi - - i condition List $620 5250 . firm, with Panasonic headphones Rooms for pnvate parties of banquets . • • Bob 234 0770 Excellent-condition Call Tom 238 Excellent wine hst 8249 Sandyncttes fill Midnight f • _ ' IN -;,. , ..-. ~ s _ AMPS AMPEG PORTAFLEX B- • . Bar Service on 1.30 am i , . . 12. EMC Aires, Fender Champ. FOR SALE: TWO Fisher XP-55 For Reservations Phone 466-6241 237 1515 bookshelf speakers. $BO.OO. Call Chuck at 865-8433. 1 rd &In SOFA BED. QUICK SALE $25 or , CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS. best otter 237 0441. - . Beginners, children or adultt. elOMMUnitg " IV ERSON" 10 SPEED; Safety ATrENIION WI Reasonable rates. 234.1493 or 234- 1430. I State College ? -5709 Pa., 16801 hand brakes, good condition; tee 1814) 237-5709 new bearings. solid $65. Call i GUITAR LESSONS: Experienced .. _. Randy 355 5292 Heated Indoor. 00l 16 NEW battery 1966 CORVAIR tires, dutch, starter, and more. Current inspection, good cheap transportation 5545 or best offer. 238 1021 L SHAPED BAR. PADDED rim 535, Chess table - $2O, set dishes- IS. small appliances 5.5 each, space neater S 3, air conditioner - S3O, lumber remnants, whole pile - 515, pair Uniroyal E-78 14" tires never used 529, pair 15" rims - 510 238 1021. USED CLOTHING AND furniture al student prices. Second Time Around, 325 East Beaver Ave. 234- 1966 GARAGE SALE - GUITAR, banjo, mandolin, trumpet, alfa transmission and roll bar, an tiques, baby stuff, clothing, fur niture, art, plants and more. Fri. noon 8, Sat. 9 7. Oneida Street between Westerly Pkwy. and Waupelani Drive. CLEARANCE SALE ON all new Hasselblad lens and camera bodes at Bill Coleman's. Till October 10. 25.30 pet* cent off. TIRES MICHELIN, BRIDGESTONE, Niredestin, Semperit, Monarch, etc. Unbiased recommendations upon request. Discounts. Bagley Preparation. 238 8375 M & J Foreign Car Parts All Makes Lock Haven, Pa. 748-4015 F iSRER K-1000 POWER amp 65 & 66 watts, and Dynaco Pat-4 pre amp, 5225, Dynaco A-25 Speakecs, 5105: Sony TC-160 Cassette deck, 5115; Lenco L-75 turntable with Stanton 500 EE cartridge, 590: Koss Pro 4-A headphones $2O; K&E 36 inch parallel rule & board, $35: rapidograph 6 point humidor set $22, 865.6197 well haggle. BELLS, HORNS, AND lights for registration, plus the fastest most efficient bicycle repairs. John's Derailleurs, 480 E. College Ave. 1 block east of McDonald's. '73 PORSCHE, 914,.'5-speed', Am- FM, tape, console, loaded, mint condition. Randy 238.5907 phone atter 11:00 p.m. USG GAYLINE Information, raps, referrals on homosexuality. 863-0196 Tues., Sun. 7-11 p m. Fri. 7-10 p.m. A FRIEND WANTS - you Episcopal Worship 9 a.m..6:15 p m. Sundays Eisenhower Chapel. Get togethers afterward. Info 865. 3762. The opportunity is here at Penn State New students, undergraduates, graduates and transfer - students interested in joining or transfer ring into the 318th Maintenance Company, Army Reserve, 1250 Fox Hollow Road, State qllege, Pa. 16801. Come out to our Open House, September 28 and 29 or call 238-6688. THE YUCATAN HAMMOCK legendary gift of the gods handcrafted. sleeps two. Come on in and try it out! Sunshine, 220 S. Fraser across from the post of fice. PROFESSIONAL TYPING. Term papers, thesis,' MBA papers. IBM Selectric, , pick-up and SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR delivery if,necessary. 355-73.51. rent. 3 months - $24.00; 6 months - 536.00; 9 months - 542.00 Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N Atherton St. 238-3037. HOUSEHOLD SALE: SATUR DAY Sept. 28, 132 E. Fairmount SOUTH AMERICAN OLD man, - complete double bect,, rugs. horse-crippler, and crocidile aquarium, hairdryer, other items aloe and more. A New Leaf, 114 S. ."""`_. 11 aim - 5 pm. Pugh. \ WAITRESS: us. mainly_weekend hours. MUst be presently enrolled at University as student, 21 years or older, and here until at least June '75. Call 237-4545 between 4 pm and 7 pm. Vets and Reservists make money and still have fun at the University Park Amy Etc serve. We schedule our monthly training around the home football games and other University activities. we are located at 1250 Fox Hollow ;Road, State College, Pa. 16801. Come out and see us at our Open House, September 28 and 29 or call 238- 6688. ie teacher, with references. Specialties: blyes, jazz, begin ners, adyancpcl. Reasonable rates, Ben 234- 180. BICYCLES IN ride away on!' 21" - 23" • 2 Derailleurs, 480 block east of -TOOK. Ready to Frame sizes 19" • - -John's E. College Ave., 1 k cDona Ids. FREE TO GOOD home. two adorable kittens. Call 237-2232. Ask for Wendy. APARTMENT FOR SALE 5170 month, one bedroom available immediately 238-4066, 237-0646. IS YOUR HASSELBLAD dusty? HELP WANTED - DISHWASHER Get a new one at ultra-low and pppoootwasher needed, Chi Phi clearance prices at Bill Fratqnity, meals and social Coleman's. 25.30 per cent off. Sale privilTes, M-F, Ca111,'237.4332. Ask ends Oct. 10. for E S. This Fri. ei Sat. STAR Y RD Boogie &13Hp from Haze ton 10:00 p.ri. BREWERY - ROOMMATE NEEDED-SHARE one bedroom apt. E. Co!leg' Ave. Call Bill 234-3944. ONE ROOMMAT.E WANTED to share two bedroom Southgate apt. Call 238-1374 $7O per month. HOUSES CENTRALLY LOCATED, FIVE bedrooms two baths. October Ist occupancy. Call 237.6311 for appointment. WANTED TUTOR NEEDED FOR EE22O Call Bob 237,7437. 10TH TERM ENGINEER looking for housing. Respect for quiet prefer closeness to campus - urgent - help Randy by Oct. 1. 238 6925 6-9 pm. ROOMMATE WANTED IM MEDIATELY, economical, within walking distance, call 237.6442. I NEED 3 reserve tickets for Maryland game. Call 865-5618. FACULTY MEMBER looking for a quiet and private efficiency or one-bedroom apartment near campus. Call 865-3682. HELP WANTED DISHWASHERS AND POT WASHERS wanted for fraternity. Free meals and social privileges. Ask for caterer. 238- 9940. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Pe,ACE Corps needs volunteers to !each in Iran, Jamaica, Malaysia, Ghana, Liberia, many others. Teach students, train teachers, condutt workshops. Plan job training, design work areas, develop work guides etc. Training starts soon • apply now. See Representatives in Boucke and Chambers today. E ECONOMISTS • THE CE Corps needs 75 eers to teach Horne Ec, ion, Infant Care in Africa. ;rid Sbuth America ,-- 70 lies in all Training starts Apply now. See .entatiyes ;n Boucke and •ers today NT TO CLEAN house two tes from Kern Hours I- with schedUle of classes. •er hour. After 4 p.m. 237- WANTED FOR 35 hour! eek. Experienced cook anc sher. Call 238-0076. PR*...' SEC ED TEACHERS The Peace CorpS needs hundreds of teachers to serve in Asia, Africa and South America. Gain valuable experiedce in teacher training, program planning and evaluation See r epresentatives in Boucke and h•mbers today. r P.E. T ACHERS. The Peace Corps needs volunteers ' for Costa R ca (10) and Columbia (7) to develpp recreation programs, coach sports, train teachers. Degree :nd Coaching experience require.. Hiring now for training in early 975. See Representatives in Bouc e and Chambers today. ENGINEERS our oh - t employers currently have fee.pai. Junior and senior level openings for design and manutactur. ing prcicess oriented industrial, mechanical, electronics and chemi cal engi eers Submit resume or call PENN thNTRAL PERSONNEL SERTE Hotel St to College P 0 Bo 436 State College, Pa Telepholte 238.4921 la licensed and bonded empkiyment agency) c r ARCHIT CTS - THE PEACE Corps and VISTA offer unlimite opportunitites to build a portfolio , and establish yourself Design schools, low cost housing, bridges,,streets and parks, land scaping,' hospitals and public works. Teach in architectural schools and universities in Iran, Afghanistan, Africa, and Micronesia. See Representatives in Bouck'e and Chambers today. RN's, BSRN'S - THE PEACE , Corps has been asked to help overcome a shortage of nurses by sending volunteers to advise, train, ard assist nurses and Auxilliarq in Columbia, Peru, Ecuador,jGuatamala. Hiring now for training in early 1975. Some Spanish helpful. See Represen tatives In Boucke and Chambers today. BUSINESS MAJORS PEACE' Corps needs MBA's, BBA's, 'Administrators, Ac countants, to serve as volunteers in Columbia, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Paraguay. Counsel small businessmen and industry. Set up credit unions and co-ops Some Spahish helpful. Hiring now for trainipg in early 1975. See Representptives in Boucke and Chambersi i today. HELP AIANTED PART time sales clerk for Merle Norman Cosmetics! Call 234 0651. LOST LO&t NEAR STUDENT BOOK STOR Eon East College a brown leather wallet, Sept. 23. Call 355- 0203 after 6. BROWN i PLASTIC FRAME , glasses lost Saturday between stadium and Pollack. Call after 6 00 p.m. 238-6228. Thanks. LOST. GERMAN SHEPHERD _ . Puppy, 4 months old. Black: , brown, white. Answers'to "Mac". Call 234-0807. LOST RED PLAID jacket, blue lining 14ward 234-2984. LOST- TIMEX WATCH, white face with silver numerals and band. Call 355.1601, reward. LOST GOLD WIRE-RIMMED i glasses n black plastic case sometime l.st week. Call 865-2996 Andy • GLASSES 'SATURDAY NIGHT Beaver Ave. and South Allen Reward. Call 237.9685. LOST: BLACK PEWTER wire rim photogray glasses on Curtain Road. Call Glenn 865-7738. LOST: AFFECTIONATE TAN female cat. uniquettail. Please return to 812 West College. 237. 5965. Karen:. LOST j GREEN PLAID jacket, desperately needed, lost last Monday or Tuesday. If found, call 865-0925. LOST , LADIES GOLD watch somewhere along College- Avenuelon Friday. Reward. Call Diane 234-3,15. LOST 9-21 ONE EXTRA large clog, golden lab, leather collar, New York license, name - Kelcey. Call 234.227; Reward. LLOST A SILVER cross on a chain in Rec Hall last week. Reward if fbund. Call Fred 865- 3607. THREE KEYS ON brown leather tag, lost and E. College Ave. on 9- 25-74. Please! call 865-7637. • LOST - f 2 ED AND silver mechanical pencil around Johnstonland McKean Halls; call 565-9067 for Brian. LOST 9-24 y SLIDE RULE in leather cake - name Donald Shaw on inside - 55.00 reward! 238- 5631. - Fifi relief speeded TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UPI) Thundershowers kept floodwaters high yesterday but international relief efforts were coor dinated to speed !up distribution of emergancy laid to several thousand persons still isolated and - starving in the devastation wrought by Hurricane Fifi a week ago. Honduras disaster officials reported "a terrible shor tage" of aircraft to fly fopd, water and medicine o vicitms in the nation's har dest-hit northern areas. The Organization of American States (OAS) cabled an appeal to President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger for mte helicopters to beef up e seven provided by the United States and Britain. 1 A coordinating body was set up yesterday to handle all y the good neighbor made lunch 37,000 times. . . _ • + - - FOUND FOUND: ON COLLEGE Ave. Ladies watch made by Banner Found last Thur. Call Fred at 865 3607_ FOUND. BLACK CAT with blue collar in Pollack area. 9-23 Call 865-3596. 2 CAR KEYS AND 2 other keys in green Lady Buxton holder Found on 700 block of E. Foster David 234-2998. FOUND VERY LARGE orange Tabby in Pollock quad. 865.3263. PAIR OF GLASSES Sound at Beaver Stadium during Navy game Check at HUB desk V.D H S. 1972 CLASS RING, blue stone with initials G.T.L. Call Mrs. Riegel 865.6571 between 8-5. PERSONAL K W. YOU MAY be a little blah and somewhat of a dud; but your super but harmless goon still loves you. JAWBONE GREAT ENTERTAINMENT, GREAT entertainers Hot mulled apple cider is back. Friday Rob Salmon and Bizzy Sullivan Saturday flannel shows at 10 and 11:30 Open mikes at 9 30, 11 00, and 12 30 Films at 8 30 A free place at 415 E Foster Ave 238- 1613. a 12 LIVE RADIO CONCERT Sunday, September 29 featuring TIM CRAVEN on THE FOLK SHOW at 1 1:00 p.m stereo 91.1 fm ..your station in life. :11111111 111111 E emergency aid from private and . official organizations. Some relief groups had compWned that inefficient distribution had left some victims to starve. "The situation has wor sened in the north of Hon duras," said Gabriel Ospino Restrepo, of OAS, one of the relief groups. "People still have not been rescued even though a week has passed since the hurricane hit. We are fighting against the clock." Pilots of U.S. and British helicopters flying mercy missions said many persons were refusing to leave their homes. Honduras officials said ' some were dying of starvation in the still heavily flooded areas near the towns of To'coa, La Ceiba, San Pedro and Coyoles. The death toll remained in doubt and a U.S. embassy spokesman said "we'll never find out the real actual number of deaths." The embassy quoted Maj. Thomas Mcirgan, of the U.S. disaster relief team, as listing confirmed : dead at 1,000. Honduras emergency of ficials estimate the figure at 8,000 while the foreign minister said at the United Nations in New York 10,000 persons had died. The first seaborne ship ment of relief aid to leave New York sailed yesterday. - The West German ship, Asseburg, chartered by the American firm Castle, Cooke, Student William Terry (sth business) was sprayed with a can of mace Sunday by four unidentified assailants in a blacl• 1963 Plymouth Sedan, State College police report. Terry, a member of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, said Police log that the four verbally harassed him from the automobile and that when he went over to the car he was sprayed in the face. Police said they suspected the four are from. the Phillipsburg area and that they are not PSU students. A spokesman. for Mc- Donald's, at the corner of College Avenue and Short lidge Road, said the restau rant will prosecute an un identified PSU student for stealing the rug in front of the restaurant at 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Lance C. Smith, 204 McKean, and Wayne A. Johnson, 313 McKean, were arraigned before district wdfm Inc., which owns banana plantations in Honduras, was taking 110 tons of medical supplies and food in emergency aid. Labrador Clipper, another vessel chartered by the firm, left Gulfport, Miss., earlier in the week with relief supplies. A Honduras National E:mergency Committee spOtesman said in Tegucigalpa yesterday that ttie situation "continues very bad." "We have had more rain and the floodwaters are not receding," he said. "Thousands of people are still isolated. We still have a terrible shortage of means of transportation to take food to these people. Food is still the main problem, but they also need water and medicines," Two Cl3O Hercules trans port, planes, one American and one British, are airlifting 150,000 pounds of supplies daily to San Pedro, Tela and La Ceiba. U.S. and British military helicopters and small boats then take the supplies to outlying areas. Authorities are still waiting for the first reports of damage, casualties and emergency needs in the Mosquitia area, one of the remotest in the northeast section of Honduras, inhabited mostly by Indians. Radio communications have been out and a plane which Wednesday flew 5,000 poundS of food to the region had not returned yesterday. maced magistrate Eversley Russell yesterday on charges of theft. The two were charged with removing a sign from the service drive of Pennypacker Tuesday night. Other thefts of University property this past week in cluded the removal of two wooden carts and "a step ladder from Hoyt and an arm; chair from Rackley. The total value of these items is $218.11, according to campus police. Six bicycles have been reported stolen to town and campus police since Friday. Monday night George Blau ( 6th-engineering) lost the wheels of his bike in another theft. Also, one bicycle was recovered when an anonymous caller informed State College police that a bike was in a dumpster on Osage Alley. Police described it as a Columbia 24-inch boys bicycle with balloon tires. William Gerhardt (10th biology) Teported Wednesday the theft of a stereo set valued at $5OO from his room in West Halls. HARRY'S DOWNSTAIRS presents SWEET PAIN fri. night and OAK LEAF Sat. night 10.00 p.m.. 2:00 a.m. Domestic 8. Imported beer on top ABORTION Procedures Centers Out Patient Hospital Care at a clinic price Call collect till 10 p.m. 0-215-646-2500 FREE FREE Campus 4-H SQUARE DANCE Fri., Sept. 27 8:00 p.m. HUB Ballroom
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