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Student Employment
Has Available Jobs
Students interested in part
time employment should reg
ister at the Student Union of
lice for jobs now available,
Allan Reece, assistant .in
charge of part-time student
employment, has announced.
Reece said ' plenty of part
time home maintenance jobs
were available immediately.
About 400 hundred full time
summer jobs in camp and re
sort work are listed, he said.
Taylor To Talk
On Rural Life
Dr. Carl C. Taylor, head of the
farm population and rural life
division, U.S. Department of Ag
riculture since 1936, will speak
at the rural social science sem
inar
at 3 p.m. Monday in 202 Hor
ticulture.
Dr. Taylor's subject will be
"Farmer's Movements." He will
tell the seminar. about the pro
gress of the farmer of today.
Taylor is a past president of
the American Sociological So
ciety, and American Country Life
Association.
He is the author of "Rural Life
in the United States," a widely
used text, "Human Relations,"
and "Rural Life in Argentina."
Dr. Taylor received his doctor
ate from the University' of Mis
souri. He has also studied at the
University of Chicago, Columbia,
and University of Texas.
He has held professorships at
the University of Missouri, North
Carolina State, and the 'Univer
sity of Texas.
The State Department sent
Taylor to Argentina, Paraguay,
Uraguay, Guatemala, and Puerto
Rico, where he did, some work in
the sociological field.,
Ed Group Names
New Committees
The Industrial' Education So
ciety at a recent meeting appoint
ed new committees and elected
a member to the board of gover
nors.
The members appointed to. new
committees were John Mattiet
membership. committee; William
L. Kodoich,. publicity committee;
and John Ferguson, social chair
man. Carl Fenstermacher was
elected to the board of governors.
Final plans were made for the
annual exhibit which is to be
displayed in Rea and Derick's
show window from May 14 to
May 19. A report was also made
of the annual picnic which is to
be held on Tuesday, May . 15, at
Holmes Forest Park. It is open
to all students and members of
the faculty.
Charles Schlow, pr'ominent mer
chant of State College and a for
mer industrial education instruc
tor in the public schools, was
guest speaker.
Reading Festival
Is 'Well Attended'
The third Intercollegiate Read
ing Festival held at the College
Thursday and Friday as part of
the Combined Arts Festival was
an "extremely well-attended af
fair," according to Mrs. Harriett
Nesbitt, chairman of the festival.
Forty-five students fr o m 12
Pennsylvania colleges and univer
sities participated in the sessions,
which included readingS in dra
ma, poetry, and short stories. Stu
dents representing the College
were Phyllis Brenckman, Regina
Friedman, James Beaver, an d
Ruth Johnson.
The festival was sponsored by
the Speech department.
Players Show Tickets
To Be Sold Monday
Tickets for Players' production
of the musical play "Lady in the
Dark" will go on sale at 1:30 p.m.
Monday at tli e Student Union
desk in Old Main.
The show will run next Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday nights
in Schwab Auditorium. Prices
are 60 cents for Thursday and
$1 for the Friday and Saturday
performances.
The musical fantasy was writ
ten by Moss Hart. with lyrics by
Ira o.ershwin and music by Kurt
WeilL
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Horse Show --
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vanced and . children's horseman
ship jumping. The second phase
of the modified Olympics at 3 p.m.
will be followed by the secretary's
cup, the Centre County pleasure
horses,
.and an open three-gaited
horse class. •
The third phase of the modified
Olympics will be held at 4:40 p.m.,
and it will be followed by the
lest three events of the show: the
western parade horses, an open
five gaited class, and the hunt
teams.
Representing the College at the
show will.be all students enrolled
in a riding class and the modified
Olympic team composed of Mar
garet 'Warner, William Brodnax,
Edna Grabiak, and Ruth Rand.
Charles Amend is the manager
of the show and Richard Bard is
the ringmaster. Dr. Charles Stew
art is the ring gate keeper and
George S. Reese is in charge of
ribbons and trophy purchases.
The publicity is being handled by
Edna Grabiak.
E MI DEAN IN SCRANTON
Dr. Edward Steidle, dean of the
School of Mineral Industries at
the College, will speak on "Penn
sylvania's Mineral Heritage" 'at
the 11th annual dinner of the
northeast chapter of the Pennsyl
vania Society of Professional En
gineers in Scranton tonight.
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The College, through its De
partment of Public Information,
issues nearly 200 publications
annually.
CLASSIFIEDS
BROWN WALLET lost on campus. Identi
fication in it. Call 356 Simmons. Jean
Tintner.
LIGHT BLUE Sports Jacket outside
Willard last Saturday. Call Pat Bange.
Ext. 1097.
WILL PERSON who took IC...SzE slide rule
outside Eng. A. Wed., contact Paul
Schaeffer, Cody Manor, 6935. Reward.
SLASS RING: Schenly High School—
initials D.R.W. '1950. Phone 2486. Re
ward.
AIR-CONDITIONING BOOK by Fellows.
All identification :inside cover. Call Gus
6952 during meal times. Needed urgently.
BROWN NOTEBOOK in front of Armory
Wednesday night. Name inside cover.
Donald Dutrow. Return to Student Union.
1939 BUICK.' New tires and battery. Ex
cellent condition. George Seibert, 131
W. Park Ave. Apt. I.
SALE OFFICEno. One green Army oat
tle jacket and one blouse. Size 37; regu
lar. Perfect condition. 420 Windcrest.
1946 HARLEY DAVIDSON 610HV motor
cicle, good condition. Call Don Bock,
Sigma Phi Sigma, 4402.
CUSHMAN MOTOR Scooter—excellent
condition. Little used—less than half
price. Phone 2180 after f; p.m.
GOLFBAG, 2. woods. 5 irons slightly
used. Call State College GM after 7
p.m.
TRAILER 1947 Zimmer 27 ft Tandem.
Good condition. Extra large porch. Toni
Carbarnes, Woodsdale Park. Call 6595.
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LOST
FOR SALE
WANTED
DRIVING TO Los Angeles middle of June
in new car. Room for three passengers.
Leave name at Collegian office.
WANTED: A Trailer reasonably priced
Send all details to Box 261.
FOR RENT
ROOM and BOARD offered at Lambda Chi
Alpha for all summer sessions. Contact
Bob Enterline. Telephone 2602.
TWO PLEASANT double rooms. twin
beds, for male students or graduates.
In family home three blocks back of
campus. Summer or fall semester. Call
2079.
ROOM and BOARD at Kappa Delta Rho
for all summer sessions. Contact Bob
Rosier or Don Carbaugh. Telephone 2337.
PARKWAY APARTMENT for the sum
mer. Completely furnished-4 rooms
and bath. Phone 7170.
LET'S STAY at the Hotel CM Phi this
summer underlooking beautiful Mt. Nit
tany I Call 4332 today.
ATTRACTIVE TWO room apartment in
desirable residential location. Appro
priate for newly-weds. Phone 7368.
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ATTENDING SUMMER school? Room
and board at Sigma Phi Sigma. All ses
sions. Contact Joe Leonard. Phone 44Q2.
LIVING QUARTERS for summer sessions
can be obtained by calling Chic Lintz,
Pi Lambda Phi. Phone 3204.
SUMMER • STUDENTS—delicious home
cooked meals only one block from cam
pus at the Beaver House. Special weekly
rates for boarders. 'Call 7851 or see us at
329 East Beaver Avenue.
ENJOY SUMMER School adjoining
bedrooms and study rooms. Private ten.
nis court. Best cook in world. Delta Tau
Delta. Telephone 4979.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W
College Ave. Mr. Bezitties' 28 years eg.
Perience is at your ser,ice.
To Your Advantage
College women specially trained for es
sential jobs are much needed. It will pay
you handsomely to add Gibbs secre
tarial training to your college course.
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layteacher says good habits are
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So now when I buy Lucky Strikes,
I buy 'err, by the carton!
Barbara Piller
University of Houston
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