CLASSIFIED WANTED—Replacement for vets ’ Dorm. Room—contact Lowell I Aplet HcChesney Hall ext. I 388. 11 <. _ GERMAN LESSONS— Conversa . tion. Very low rates. Fast pro l gress. Room 72, Barrister Inn. 15 ^FOR SALE—Smith-Corona silent portable typewriter. Phone ‘ 5-7800. 12 f ______ WANTED—Model “A” in good i condition. Call Ext. 388 McChes ; ney Hall. Ask for Phil Block. 12 | LOST—Lady’s red and black Schaffer fountain pen between ) Commerce Hall and Bgl. Re ward. Phone 5-6257. 11 FOR SALE—Dietzen slide rule ' leather case. Used one term. H. J. Kaiser 4-2269 $15.00. 13 LOST—Glasses in tan case in vi cinity of campus in front of Johnson Hall. Dr. Ruhndorf in scribed on case. Phone Barbara Benett Ext. 426. 12 •--4 M Party, Bazaar Set Fall Term By Art Students Pall term activities at the School of Architecture and Allied Arts, sponsored by the Associat ed Students of Architecture and Allied Arts, will include the an nual Frosh Party and the Art Bazaar. These activities were among those discussed and approved by the steering committee of the ' ASAAA Oct. 3, President John Amundson announced Wednesday. The Frosh Party is scheduled for Oct. 27. General managers are Kitty Lou Shaw, Jeanne Hall, and Nancy Luce. No definite date has been set for the bazaar, but present plans call for it to be staged immediate ' ly before the Christmas holidays. A1 Staehli and A1 Zurflue are do ing the planning. Work toward improvement of the ASAAA-sponsored student faculty seminar lounge will be j undertaken throughout the year, Amundson said. Beginning Monday, the ASAAA will make a determined effort to gain more members. The drive will be on for three weeks. KOAC Begins Radio Season The University’s broadcasting season over KOAC begins Monday, with the week’s schedule released from the studios Tuesday. All broadcasts, although origin ating at studios in Villard Hall, will be on a state-wide hookup over sta tion KOAC. The Schedule: Monday night: Victor P. Morris, dean of the School of Business Ad ministration, will speak on “World on Review,” 8 to 8:15 p. m. Campus news and sports is scheduled at 8:15 and "Campus Recital” featur ing advanced music students, at 8:30. Wednesday night: Music by the music school faculty is slated from 6:15 to 6:45. At 6:45 Alburey Cas tell, head of the philosophy depart ment, will present a program. Thursday night: University Hour, presenting popular music ■with student talent, at 4 p. m. Cam pus interviews are scheduled for 4:15 and Radio Workshop, student dra^tea presentations, finishes the day’s schedule at 4:30. Bunion Derby Schedule Hendricks Hall—Campbell Club Susan Campbell—Theta Chi and Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi—Alpha, Gamma and Omega Halls Gamma Phi Beta—Beta Theta Pi and Chi Psi Rebec House—McChesney, Merrick and Minturn Alpha Xi n«lta—Sigma Phi Epsilon Chi Omega—Sigma Nu Kappa Alpha Theta—Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Pi Kappa Alpha Kappa Kappa Gamma—Sigma Chi Sigma Kappa—Sigma Alpha Mu Pi Beta Phi—Phi Delta Theta Alpha Chi Omega—Kappa Sigma Zeta Tau Alpha—Sigma, Stan Ray, Zeta, Sherry Ross Delta Gamma—Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta—Phi Kappa Psi Alpha Delta Pi—Clierney, French, and Hunter Delta Zeta—Delta Tau Delta and Pi Kappa Phi Delta Delta Delta—Alpha Tau Omega University House—Tau Kappa Epsilon and Philadelphia House Carson Hall-Phi Sigma Kappa, Nestor, Sederstrom and Stitzer Highland House—Delta Upsilon and Lambda Chi Alpha IT Daily hERALD TODAY'S STAFF Assistant Managing Editor: Bob Funk Desk Editor: Marge Bush Copy Desk: Wally McLain NIGHT STAFF Night Editor—Mary E. Hall Night Staff—LaVaun Krueger, Jo Curry, Bob Lucas, John Brocha, Connie Perkins, John Welcer. We wonder how many people already are saving old paper and rubbish to scatter around picnic grounds. Famous last lies that follow the threw away his wife’s can opener. Deseret Group Plans Social A social will open the year for the Deseret Club, at 7:00 p. in. tonight at the Wesley Foundation, Carol Udy, president, has announc ed. Films of last year's activities will be shown. A short business meeting is also on the schedule, with the election of a vice-presi dent scheduled. Refreshments and dancing will round out the even ing. All Latter Day Saints students on the campus are invited, Miss Udy stated. After all, you can believe about half of what you hear—if you want to be that foolish. EMERALD CLASSIFIED GET RESULTS LOST: Somewhere in the vicinity of Hendricks Pork, back seat for '47 Pontiac sdn. Liberal reward. Has great sentimental value. Contact D. T. Hompson, Signa Phi Nothing. WHY WORRY AND FRET OVER LOST ARTICLES— LET EMERALD CLASSIFIEDS LOOK FOR YOU .04 per word first insertion—.02 per word subsequent insertion Place Classified Ads at the Shack