, ...„..„,,.,_,....„ ...,,,,_„,,_ '' '.' . , . .w - , • , , . v., %a. -,.. •x r ..e. ' 1,.1. 4 , -& ,-...1.T. , ,,,,10/.....}.. .ICriii.t, .7 i L'5,...3.1.5./g,4WWMVIV.tAIMakat: 11"AVAX.r.tiltrANTAW.Mr4b01.....1.1711,1M.MVNICM2420.4/13%1221M5DPKit..,...-., .....—..— -- . • • . . • • ' '• • , 14 6 PEANUTS , ' . 18—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Sept. 19.1979 . '-- ' ' i • 7 41 In a reversal of standard sleuthing: . . . , ig , . . • . . • , • *********************** . . • I'VE GOT IT! :. i g K E N S, MA'AM,I, THIN -- ; Missing dog object of detective Investigation . GRAIN PARTY . * a I. OW THE ANSWER THIRTY-SEVEN THAT MAY BE MY . .4 011 LOCKEIZ COMBINATION! Air it'.• .01' i 7/ - Ir•-... .5 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Private • Detectives Ltd., Kolins works for some inconsolable over the loss of his prized Toga on the deck of the boat, secured TONIGHT . . 74. if . - . .. ~ g i f detectives are accustomed to dogging of the city's top lawyers. German shepherd. with a 20-foot leather lead and a choker . ..o r , A .- tracks in search of missing persons, but He is working on the Toga case per- "I agreed to talk to the young man," collar, while they went ashore for din- 9:00 * Nk. P j C M I I k a local sleuth has added a variation to sonally, along with two full-time in- Kolins said. "In the past, I've always ner. 4 . *. \ i(i ' i N ' g' V r io., 7 4 1 that routine he's tracking a dog. vestigators. steered clear of animal cases, but I felt Toga, a five-year-old amiable male at • x t • . i r. - ft __ .................. . ifi dt r ;-7-1.--""... a MO' 1 ► Avawo Russell David Kolins, one.of I'd look into this one out of friendship for weighing about 80 pounds with black and • , =---. A r I ail. Philadelphia's top private investigators, Dick Atkins." beige markings, was gone when they - 1111 Pin . • ......•• ..- tel l' - /2. n ' .. . has been engaged to find Toga, a missing The dog's owner, who is 28 and lives in returned: German shepherd whose owner has suburban Bucks County, declined to be ilk lir • , DOONESBURY , offered a $5OO reward for information identified. i' • i 1 . . leading to his return. "In the 10 years I've been in practice, I've located a lot of missing persons. But this is the first time I've ever accepted an assignment to find a missing dog," Kolins said Monday. As head . of Kolins International Gas-guzzling cars given to Goodwill PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) Good will Industries has added the gasoline guzzling automobile to its normal in ventory of out-of-fashion clothing and beat-up furniture. Owners of such eight-cylinder mon sters, unable to sell them foi' a decent price, are donating them to the non profit organization for tax deductions at the vehicle's book value. "We're just now getting into selling used cars," Owen Blaisdell, Maine Goodwill director of operations, said yesterday. "The response has been terrific. Right now we have a 1974 Buick Estate Limited with crushed velour upholstery and fully automatic options, and a 1973 Chevy Impala with V-8 and automatic transmission. "I just got two calls from people in terested in donating 1973 station wagons," he said. "The reason is all the same. They just can't get a good price by selling them. "The Buick should bring in $l,OOO. The owner donated it after he was offered about $5OO by a dealer," \ Blaisdell said. "The book value is $1,960, and they got to write off the whole thing." "This is a pattern going on all over in Goodwill, especially the East Coast," he said. "I think there were 37 cars dohated to a Connecticut Goodwill over a seven week period." • Maine's Goodwill is showing the cars at its Portland headquarters and sen ding descriptions and pictures of the vehicles to each of their five retail stores, where written bids have been accepted. Blaisdell said the cars can be started and driven around the parking lot, "but we can't let them out for test drives because we don't have any kind of dealer plate, which requires a two-bay garage and a full-time licensed mechanic. "We sell them pretty much on an 'as is' basis to the highest bidder," he said. British writes of fantasy LONDON ( UPI) —. Britain's Royal Family yeslerday unveiled an author among its ranks -- heir to the throne Prince Charles. Four pages of a short story written by the 30-year-old bprince for his younger brothers Andrew and Edward years ago was included in an exhibition entitled "Children of the Castle" that opened at Windsor Castle. The prince spun the .yarn of a Scot called the Old Man of Lochnagar, who is transported through the heavens by eagles, and confronts such unlikely characters as a three-legged underwater mammoth haggis and a grouse which repels its visitors. The tale is reminiscent of many an English children's clissic —"Toad of Toad Hall," or "Alice in Wonderland," and displays a traditional British sense for the eccentric. In one extract, the prince describes an encounter between the Old Man of Lochnagar and Mr. Toad, who helps guide the old man back to his cave. " 'Only too easy, my dear fellow,' " Mr. Toad tells his companion. "'Hang on to my foot and say after me "The wind in the willows , ker bang tiddley splash.' " "He did so, and at once there wa§a low mumbling sound followed by a swooshing noise." Prince Charles wrote his story some years ago on royal notepaper while vacationing with his family on• the royal yacht Britannia and at the Scottish royal home of Balmoral. To complement the tale peppered with Scottish names and pasttimes the haggis, grouse-shooting, the old man of the lochs Sir Hugh Casson, president of the Royal Academy, illustrated the manuscript with a dozen watercolors. "Prince Charles wrote to me and asked if I would do it," Sir Hugh said. "It was enormous fun." "My only regret is that Prince Charles didn't illustrate it himself. He's a very fine watercolorist." The prince never completed his flight of fantasy leaving Lochnagar hanging, so to speak, on eaglesrwings. "Prince Charles hasn't yet resolved the old man's final adventure," Sir Hugh said. "I don't know if he ever will. It's a very personal thing between him and his brothers." heir tale "Anything less would be unthinkable," he said. "I wouldn't have gotten into this unless I intended to go all-out. "One of my people has an appointMent with a dog psychologist today. We want to get deeper insight into the mental processes of a German shepherd under stress caused by disorientation," he said. Kolins became involved after a prominent Philadelphia lawyer, Richard Atkins, told him the son of a client was Danks Downtown State College • Corner of Beaver Ave and Allen St Penn State Night MASTER CHARGE AND VISA WELCOME A night all your own...with a roaring 20% Off all purchases Thursday, 6prn to On Friday evening, Sept. 7, the young man, his girlfriend and Toga boated down the Delaware River to Philadelphia in his father's 26-foot cruiser. The young man docked at a marine, police and fire pier. Then the couple left Danks gives you a night to shop and save... Penn State Students, Faculty, Staff and Employees (and their immediate families) can save 20% on , all purchases Thursday, September 20th from 6 pm to 10 pm. lan of,Danks Beauty Shop is included. Register for Doorprizes to be given away every hoLir! You must show your ID Card for admittance. "I'll do anything to get him back," the young man said. He has distributed more than 1,000 posters in the Philadelphia area bearing a photograph of Toga in addition to the $5OO reward. Kolins said'he's never heard of so high a reward for an animal. "Sooner or later it might stir things up," the detective said. DELTA SIGMA PHI * THE PINK ELEPHANT* * .4 ( Corner of Locust & Fairmont All Ladies & Rushees welcome *********************** DEPARTMENT STORE.DOWNTOWN Sept. 19p-ir ~l /" BABY, poN , T z mernao x so OVS PAY UnKIP GUESS AP7EIZ7EN YEARS OP Off 7715 KITCHSV COCK IXINNO, BET U4 1 15R57017561N. HOU/ BEING A 5 AND MOW, 2" AND FIAG6EO AZOV HOW IT 4145 li/A5 A BMA/1 °IN EVER 1111°5 BY TSIL - 57111 oavrmay wh ai4s. 13 1 1551M5 021E65 A MO' 86 . I WAS IN C 2 1 •565 *lssl OP FOR MAT IN6 M 5 AND it/A5N755771N6 ANY BOYS ON A MOW- CYae 1 • A EURRY , ALWAYS RIPS CONS? / LOY , !WV' HEIP BCM' YOUX FA77l5t CYCLE. 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