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5 Retirements, 3 Leaves,
3 Resignations Granted
Five retirements, three resignations and three leaves of
absence have been announced.
Of the five retiring faculty members, four have had more
than 35 years of service.
Dr. Stuart W. Frost, professor of economic entomology,
Dr. Frederick G. Merkle, professor of soil technology, and
Dr. William F. Hall, professor of
agricultural education, will retire
July 1 with emeritus rank.
J. Stanley Cobb, associate pro
fessor of agronomy, will also re
tire July 1, and Ira L. Yoder,
county agricultural agent in Sny
der county, will retire April 1.
Joined Staff in 1918
Dr. Frost, a graduate of Cornell
University, where he also re
ceived his doctor of philosophy
degree, joined the University fac
ulty in 1918. Dr. Merkle joined
the faculty in 1919. A graduate of
the University of Massachusetts,
he received his doctor of philoso
phy degree from Cornell.
Dr. Hall received his bachelor
and master of science degrees
from the University, joining the
staff in 1920. He received his doc
tor of philosophy degree from
Cornell.
Cobb, another graduate of Cor
nell, received his master of sci
ence degree from the University
of Massachusetts.
Graduate of University
Yoder is a University graduate
and has served on the extension
staff since 1928, first in Dauphin
county and Crawford county, and
since 1929 in Snyder County.
The three resignations include
those of Ruth A. Bowman, exten-
CLASSIFIEDS
ADS MUST BE IN BT tneo a.s.
THE PRECEDING DAT
SATES--17 words or less:
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MTh Two insertions
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Additional words ll for .05
for dock' day of tomertioa.
FOR SALE
15G3 CHEVROLET ^_-door. excellent con-
45,000 original miles. See in park
ing lot back of service buildings. HO 64142
19:41 CHEVROLET Convertible. Yellow
with black top recently reconditioned
motor. Call Phil Steel Al) 7-4721.
• b 4 PLYMOUTH 2-door. black and white.
Excellent condition Call AD 74L29 after
p.m.. ask for Eldred.
FOR REM
THREE ROOM furnished apartment. Avail
able immediately. Four blacks from cam
pus. Can AD 84344.
ONE DOUBLE room available at 207 E.
Park Ate. Call Al) F-6042 or inquire be
tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
TO SHARE room with male student—two
blocks north of campus. Norwood Hark
ness AD 7-2174.
CRAY HARRIS Tweed topcoat mistakenly
taken from Delta Sigma Phi Saturday
alight. Reward if returned. Call Ron Kolb
at AD 7.4151.
PERSON WHO accidentally picked up long
topcoat on Friday night at Paradise Cafe
"'Wimp call AD 7-4614 ask for Don. Sadly
mimed by owner.
ONE WHITE laundry bag on Sat. March 2
outside. of 1213 S. Frazier St. Call John
AD 84142.
A COLLEGE RlNG—blue stone. University
. _
of Scranton. initials H.J.W.: left in
basement lavatory of library on Feb. 2.
Write to Harold Weiss, Box 212, New
Bloomfield, Pa. Reward.
ONE MANS gold wedding band in vieinilY
of Glenland pool: inscription Feb. 1.
1956. Call AD :4982.
FOUND
SMALL LADIES' wristwatch found near
Temporary Building parking lot. Make
■ot distinguishable. Owner call AD 74848
.after 5:30 p.m.
- WANTED
SAX. TRLIMPET. Clarinet players needed
for Thespian Show, Curs and Dolls.
March 29 - April 6: Contact Ken Todd
AD 7-4967.
TO BUY for easb--good used foreign model
ear. State model and year; send inquiries
to Box S 7. Jersey Shore. Pa.
WORK WANTED
MUSIC FOR Dancing. aevcn-piece dance
band. Cali Ed logic. ext. INC
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires trsk-
inir of theses. reports. term Papers. etc.
Fast, reasonable service. Flione AD E-6943.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR FROMM and expert radio and ohm°.
crap* *lrene ohm; ST State College T . V
.1:31 South Allen Street.
Is YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
It ao ail AD 7449: or bring macbitne
ie 4U W. Collets Awe.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PE
sion home economist in Arm
strong County, effective March 31;
Sachindranarayan Bhaduri, asso
ciate in engineering research, ef
fective Feb. 28; and Rustam B.
Chinoy, also an associate in engia
neering research, effective March
15.
Three leaves of absences have
been approved.
To Work on Book
Theodore J. Gates, professor
and head of the Department of
English Composition, has been
granted a leave from July 1 to
Dec. 31 and will work on a text
book in English composition.
Dr. James J. Reid, professor ofl
bacteriology, granted a leave from
1
July 1 to Dec. 31, will visit other
colleges and universities to study
bacteriology laboratories.
Franklin R. Cook, professor of
'business law, while on leave from
Sept. 1 to Jan. 31, will work on a,
text he is writing in the public!
utilities field.
WHAT IS THE NOISE IN A
SOWUNG ALLEYI
IRVING PETERSON. pin Din
N.Y. STATE COLL. ►OR TEACHERS
WHAT IS AN ANTEROOM IN AN
ENGLISH POKE STATIONS
J[PET lICHLti. Bobby Lobby
INORTN 77.XAS STATE COLL
MOM WHOM DO SAIIORS GET
MARCUM
Harbor Barb"
CARL UMW PL
CLARK IJNIVIRSITV
WHAT IS A PAL! ItOMlOll
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Luckies Taste Better
"IT'S TOASTED" TO TASTE BETTER : : CLEANER, FRESHER, SMOOTHER!
*A. T. Co. FRODUCT OF Se a. a .,m,,U.A. AMERICA'S LEADING MANUFACTURER 07 CIGARETTES
Employment
Interviews
The following firms will con
duct interviews for June and
August graduates in the Place
ment Service Office in 112 Old
Main.
March 19:
Du Pont: BS & MS: Math, HotelAd,
Journ, Acctg, Fin, Mktg. See Set T & T;
Jra in Math for summer employment.
Elliott Co: EE, ME, ChE. /E. MS: ME.
ChE.
General Electric: BS & MS: EE. ME.
ChE, IE, Met, Phys, Math, AeroE. Eng Sci,
Chern: Also Jra & Sns in above fields for
summer employment
Socony Mobil: BS: Pnge, for operations.
'March 20:
Do Pont
Armstrong Cork
Arena, Steel: BS: ChE, EE, ME, EE,
EngSei, lE, ME.
LA.
Corning Glass: BS & MS: Acetg, Bus Ad.
Bakelite: BS & MS: ChE, Chem, CE,
EH, Eng Set, lE. ME.
Metropolitan Life Insurance: BS: Moon,
Math. BuaMgmt, I&RE, lE.
Reynolds Metals: BS: ChE, CE, EE, ME,
Met, lE, Chem, BusAd, LA (Sales Only)
March 211
Du Pont
The following camps will inter
view at the Student Employment
Service, 112 Old Main:
Match P: Camp Owaiasa on Lake Naomi,
Penna.; Camp Kittatinny, Penna.
Pollock Council to Meet
The Pollock Council will meet
at 6:30 tonight in Room 4 of Nit
tany 20.
The council will discuss a spring
dance and ways of improving the
condition of the dormitory's trash
and mud problem.
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WHAT 15 A TAIL SONY NORTHERNER;
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Os. rrquic 01.1v111. Lanky Yankee
U. or TAMPA
WHAT WOULD A SOUTH SEA ISLANDER
USE TO WASH WINDOWS,
OAVID MOM.
lOWA STATE MUGS
CIGARETTES
Wan Don
NSYLVANIA
NSA Question—
(Continued from page two)
vice has net been able to work
effectively at the University be
cause it has not been recognized
by student groups.
NSA, Miss Hill stated, has nev
er been an actual working body
—it has always been either on
the way in or on the way out.
Richards cited the "active part"
played by NSA in screening the
Hungarian refugee students and
placing them in schools.
Names of schools with com
munity living plans were sent to
AIM by the information service,
Howes said. However, he went
on, in other situations AIM con
tacted the National Independent
Students Association for material
rather than NSA.
IFCPA Action--
(Continued from page one)
ernities entered. The award was
won by Phi Gamma Delta frat
ernity.
Alpha Zeta will conduct a blood
drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
April 9 and 10 in the HUB. A
trophy will be presented to the
fraternity or men's group that has
the highest percentage of mem
bers as donors. Last year, the
drive was sponsored by Phi Delta
[ Theta and the trophy was pre
sented to Alpha Zeta.
The council will hold a special
meeting Monday night to vote on
the IFCPA constitution and on
proposed changes to the IFC
Rushing Code.
IN POKER, WHAT IS A SHY MYR
BLANCH, CHRISTOPHER.
DOMINICAN COLLIGI
11 Spare
MESSAGE to Botany majors: today's lesson is easy. No
spore lore, plant cant or stalk talk. Just the fact that
Luckies' fine tobacco is A-1 Puff Stuff! This information
won't help you graduate, but it'll cue you to the best
smoking you ever had. You see, fine tobacco means
better taste. A Lucky is all fine tobacco . . . nothing but
mild, good-tasting tobacco that's TOASTED to taste
even better. Why settle for less? You'll say a Lucky is
the best-tasting cigarette ou ever smoked!
- STUDENTS ! MAKE $25
ri
: lir Do you like to shirk work? Here's some easy money
,§)
—start Stickling! We'll pay $25 for every Stickler
* 4 AI we print—and for hundreds more that never get
used. Sticklers are simple riddles with two-word rhyming answers:
Both words must have the same number of syllables. (Don't do
drawings.) Send your Sticklers with your name, address, college
and class to Happy-Joe-Lucky, Box 67A, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
W=M=l
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6. 1957
Gas Well Blows
in $lOO,OOO Fire
South of Indiana
INDIANA, Pa., March 5 (JP)
Fire today caused an estimated
$lOO,OOO damage to a natural gas
well being- drilled about nine
miles southwest of Indiana.
The Simpson Drilling Co. was
drilling the well for the Manu
facturers Light & Heat Co. of
Pittsburgh and the Rochester &
Pittsburgh Coal Co. of Indiana.
Simpson officials said the drill
ing rig, pipe and other equipment
were destroyed. Whether drilling
operations will continue will be
determined later.
A spark on the drilling platform
apparently set off the escaping
gas, Simpson officials said. They
said the well was down to a depth
of 3,000 feet. -
The striking of gas from "Shal
low sands" was unexpected, they
said, since plans called for drill
ing to at least a depth of 7,000
feet.
The blaze was extinguished by
Simpson workers and firemen
from Indiana, Saltsburg and El
derton.
Group to Hear Soc Prof
Dr. Jessie R. Bernard, profes
sor of sociology, will address a
dinner meeting of the Centre
County chapter of the Reserve
Officers Association at 5:30 p.m.
today in the Hetzel Union Build
ing.
rs!
Scanty Ante