PAGE TWELVE Gullickson Will Assume Hotel Ad Professorship Claiice D. Gullickson, presently with the Veterans Ad ministration, Washington, D.C., will assume the post of pro fessor of hotel and institution administration Feb. 1. As such, Miss Gullickson will direct the program of re search and service in the dietary depaitments of various in stitutions of the Commonwealth, according to an agreement between the University and the state. Advisory Board To Investigate Exemption Plan The Senior Class Advisory Board will investigate the possi bilities of exemption from final examinations for eighth semester seniors, according to Joseph Hart nell. senior class president. The advisory board will meet at !p.m. tomorrow in 216 Hetzel AJnion to discuss the investiga tion. According to Hartnett, past in vestigations by committees on ex emption have suggested that an All-University average - of 2.5 would be necessary for exemp tion. The advisory board will report its findings to All-University Cab inet for consideration and further action. The board will also discuss the possibility of a new senior class activity with the purpose of add ing, something new to the senior class calendar. Hartnett said. In further action the advisory board will discuss the student en campment recommendation to eliminate the ' Supreme Court, which is now before Cabinet. *What's This?" Answer THE CLUE said this object has a great understanding; in fact, about a ton of understanding. This is the toe nail of the Nil iany Lion shrine. Part ot the huge fool is included in the pic ture. YOUR OPPORTUNITY research and development of missile systems California Institute of Technology JET PROPULSION LABORATORY Active participation in the quest for scientific truths • Definite job security • Opportunity to expand your own Knowledge • Full utilization of your capacities • Association with top men in your particular field • Openings now in these fields APPLIED PHYSICS • MATHEMATICS * CHEMISTRY AERONAUTICAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRONIC, AND Telemetering • Reaclor Ph>sics • Instrumentation • Fluid Meehan, cs - Heat Trans'er - Computer Equipment • Inertial Guioar.ce • S/stems Analysis • Polymer Chem.stry ON CAMPUS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17 Register at Placement Office The agreement calls for assis tance in the development of stan dards of food quality, equipment, sanitation, service, and related items; it will further include the testing of foods and. equipment, studies of cost, utilization, and [training of food service person nel, and the development of food 'service records and guidance for 1 their use. I Began Career in Hospital Miss Gullickson's career in die tetics began with her internship at Cook County Hospital in Chi jeago, 111., upon receiving her < bachelor’s degree from North Da jkota Agricultural College. She al so served as assistant dietitian jat Grant Hospital, Chicago, and as chief dietitian at the State .Hospital in Manteno, 111. I Affiliated With V.A. Since 1937, Miss Gullickson has been affiliated with the Veterans Administration, first as staff and head dietitian at the Hines, 111., hospital and chief dietitian at the [Wadsworth, Kans., hospital. Then, [in 1944, she accepted administra tive positions in the central office [of the Veterans Administration [in Washington, D.C. For the past eleven years, she has been chief of the administration section of the dietetic service of the Vet 'erans Administration. [Zoology Society Elects Clegg to Presidency James Clegg, sophomore in zo [ ology from Rockwood, has been elected president of the Zoology Society. John Hamilton has been elected vice president, and Doris Weid ner, senior in zoology from Hones dale, secretary-treasurer. The society will meet Oct. 24. ($) Pasadena. California CHEMICAL ENGINEERING INTERVIEWS THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Underwriters to Award Insurance Scholarship The Pennsylvania Association of Life Underwriters, Harrisburg, has provided a $lOO scholarship for a student majoring in the field of insurance in the College of Business Administration. The award will go to a student entering his senior year, and will provide $5O for each semester of his senior year. The scholarship will be award ed for the first time during the fall semester. I ~ ~7~ ~ LOST ROOMS FOR'RENT Ad* most b« in by 11 :M a.m. ——■■ —— —— th« preceding day.** PHI DELT fraternity pin Sat. nixht, vlcin- lu DOUBLh Room with board at 220 E. BATES of Cuthaum Theater. Reward. Call Nittany. Phone AD 7-7247. 17 words or («•*;- Wilt Plum AD 7-4957. _ HALF OF desirable double room for rent 96.59 On* Insertion SPORT COAT, charcoal brown amf black immediately. Student must make change $8.75 Two Insertions striped: College Diner. Substantial re- for unavoidable reasons. Inquire 409 South 91.06 Three Insertions ward. Please call back, AD 7-41*28. Bruce Atheiton Street. Phone AD 8-9609. Additional words 3 for .69 Huff. «aeb day of insertion. WOMAN'S Horn*rimm**d Glaseet*. \icinity MEALS ■ * of McElwain and Phone 3113 HOME COOKED meals available, reason- PQJJ SALE McElwain. Reward. able prices—7 days per week. Call AD * ONE K&E elide rule between 100-200 S. TUX—like new. sire 38 short Call AD Pugh. Reward. Phone AD 8-BUO6. 8-8441 ext 2303, ask for Dave. HELP WANTED ■52 STUDEUAKEII” Oneof the most eco- FOR RENT DIXIELAND CI.AIUNET player wunttd. nomica! cars on the road. RAH. new w/w TRAILER APARTMENT, modern 4 room, Call Myron Cherry AD 7-4368. tires. 7350 or best offer. Jim AD 8-86 z 3. reasonably priced—including large refrig- SHOTGUN FOR Sale: Double-barrel, 12- erator, bath. Excellent heating. Call EL MISCELLANEOUS Guage. Call Cube De Pietro at AD 8-6013 5-2040 until .9 p.m. ■ , HAVE ONE vacancy at tht -Tv IjiiT F 0“ Co'lwJ’T V°* CIDER TRUCK will be at Werner's Freezer Hail for a male student who wiahea Bt % Co,lw T#V ** Fresh Saturday evenings and Sunday room and board. Call AD-S-9077. -frrHHLJL 1 ": 11 street. afternoons. p-—r*r : ——— ; CHIROPRACTORS —Dr. James W. Maurey, —■■■■■■■ - -—— - —— o-ROOM furnished hou*-e. suitable for four. Dr. Joseph Krycmienski—new office ad- MOBILE HOME. Complete kitchen and Completely private. 12 miles from main d r€S9# }3B e. Reaver Ave. (above Weis hath, pne bedroom. 25 feet Call AD campus. Phone EM 4-1544. Store*). Phone AD 7-3900. 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Just say that you want "erasable Cor-ras^able.” EATON’S CORRASABLE BOND Saichmo to Play— (Continued -from page eleven) brilliance and showmanship, has played with Charlie Barnet. Young, who has been with Arm strong for three or four years, has played with George Auld and Boyd Raeburn. Gersh is new to the group. Kyle, Deems and Young played with Armstrong in the concert last April. The concert is being sponsored by the Penn State Jazz Club. A Berkshire Typewriter Paper TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1956 Furniture Filchers Pay Return Visit DES MOINES (/P) After thieves made off with half a two piece sectional davenport from the lobby of an apartment build ing here, the management had the rest of the furniture chained down. Notwithstanding the chains, however, the thieves returned a few nights later and took the other davenport section. PITTSFIELD, MASSACUUSBTT*
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