fUeSDAY 3E1 7 1 - EMBER 17
Archaeolo.!ist Will Head
Liberal Aits Research
Dr. Frederick R. Matson, professor of archaeology has
been named assistant dean for research in the College of the
Liberal Arts and also director of the Social Science Research
Center
He will continue as professor of archaeology.
The position of assistant dean
for research is a new post The
Social Science Research Center
was established in 1952 to encour
age research in the social sciences,
co-ordinate the research interests
of the members of the faculty and
staff, assist in obtaining financial
support for research, and facili
tate the widest possible publica
tion; dissemiriation use and ap
plication of its discoveries and ,
conclusions. .
Dr. Matson was appointed to
the University faculty in 1948 as
professor of ceramics and in 1953
was named professor of archae
ology. Previously, he was head of
the glass section research labora
tories of the Armstrong Cork Co.,
Lancaster, for four years and was
an • assistant ceramic engineer
working on optical glass with the
National Bureau of Standards.
Washington, D.C.
Dr. thatson served from 1936
to 1942 with the University of
Michigan as a field archaeologist
in Iraq, as a research assistant in
ceramic archaeology and as .as
sistant.curator of ceramics.
In 1955, Dr. Matson served as a
field associate with the Iraq-Jar
mo expedition sent into the field
* CATHAUM
NOW SHOWING
"PAJAMA GAME !!
DORIS DAY
• Next Attraetion•
JAMES CAGNEY
DOROTHY MALONE
"MAN OF A
THOUSAND FACES"
* NITTANY
Now - Doors Open 6 p.m.
SYLVANA MANGANO
"BITTER RICE"
0 Begins Wednesday•
JOSE FERRER
"THE GREAT MAN"
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
DIETZGEN LOG LOG Deei-Trig Stith,
Role. Brand new. mahogany. Only $1.9.00.
Call Lynn ext. 282.
SLIDE RULE—K&E Log Log Duple(
Decitrig. with Manual. Like new. Call
John. AD 7-4979.
TRAILER SUITABLE for young couple or
two mate students. Contact Arthur Car
roll eat. 2000. Box 1804 Watts BalL .
FOR RENT
HALF GARAGE. Ledge Avenue, near Ath
letic Field. Dial AD 7-4314.
PARKING SPACE for rent. $3.00 per
month. 512 E. College Ave. Call AR
7-41714 noon or eve.
HEATED GARAGE for rent, vicinity Dea
ver Ave. and Atherton St. $lO a month:
Call AD 7-4344.
WANTED
ONE ENGLISH bicycle. Must be In goad
condition. Call AD 7-7936. Ask fur Jack
Melnick.
HELP WANTED
KITCHEN
Omega.
HELP desired at Alpha Tau
Call or contact Bill Nelson
AD 7-7683
STUDENTS—EAItIg up to $1.50 per hour
working 2 or 3 evening 4 of your choice
on steady part-time ,basis. Inquire Dux
Club, 123 S. Pugh Street.
WORK WANTED
TYPING OF theses, term paper's, reports
etc. Call. HO 6-6137.
LOST
WHDEVER SWIT ED raincoats at 9:2G
•.m. Friday Sept, 13 'in the Speech and
Hearing. Clink Please return to HUB desk.
I will return theirs.
MISCELLANEOUS
AT ONCE: Free gift delivery program
evenings to Saturday earns you s3.li
hourly. Car needed. For personal interview
call Terry Hutton AD 74326.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all make! at
typewriters. We will 'call for and deliver
your typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment.
AD 8-6125..
JAKE'S BARBERSHOP open 9 n.m. to
9 van.. 731 S. Atherton (Rate .34
(He oAir7 CCILLMIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
by the Oriental Institute of the
University of Chicago. He uses
his experience in the field of cer
amics and archaeology in the ap
plication of modern ceramic tech
nology to the study of the ancient
ceramic products of pottery and
glass. They are about the best
preserved things left to man from
ancient civilizations.
"In furthering the traditions of
Penn. State, I hereby promise to
'memorize our school songs and
!cheers wear my clink and name ;
;card with pride, and learn the
!names and places of traditional
'interest. All of this I do for the
'betterment of the Pennsylvania
State University."
Veterans and freshmen over
WDFM to Hold Auditions Dr. Frederick IL Matson i2I should carry matriculation
Assistant LA Dealt!cards during customs as a Means
Announcing auditions will be ,of identification. These students
held for WDFM, campus radio; dare exempt fLom freshman cus
station, on Saturday afternoon. Judicial Board to Meet ;toms.
Students have been requested i The Women's Student Govern-I The Freshman Customs Board
to turn in their name and phoneiment Association Judicial Board; will meet at 6:30 tonight in 217
number at 306-307 Sparks for ap-!will meet at 5 p.m. today in 203;HU8 to hear and penalize
cus
pointments before Friday. IHetzel Union. toms violators.
Dr. Matson is a graduate of the
University of Illinois with a bach
elor of science degree in ceramic
engineering. He received his mas
ter of arts in anthropology and
his doctor of philosophy in cer
amic archaeology, both from the
University of Michigan.
with professionals is the 1 7 14 t
perfect . pencil for you!
the pencil that's first
You get off to a fine start (arid do some fine finishes!)
when you work with an Eaglq TURQUOISE. This is
the drawing pencil that ranks No. 1 with professionals—.
and for good reasons:
1. Uniform grading: you get exactly the blackness
you want ... from every pencil, every time.
.2. Proven needle-point strength for line after
long line of unchanging width.
3. Proven smoothness—thanks to Eagle's exclusive
100% "Electronic"' Graphite.
So do justice to yourself: Start the year right with
TURQUOISE—get it at your favorite dealer now!
EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY • NEW YORK • LONDON • TORONTO • MEXICO • SYDNEY • BOGOTA
• TURQUOISE CLEANTEX ERASER!
Super-soft, non-abrasive rubber.
e TURQUOISE LEAD HOLDERS: Hold any grade of Turquoise lead—so firmly that lead cannot be pressed back.
• TURQUOISE DRAWING PENCILS: With 100% ®"Electronic" graphite. 17 grades, 6B through 9H.
•
;Customs-- 1 -Thespians Tryouts
(Continued from I page one)
To Close Tonight
proof of it, the customs board has, Tonight is the last . night for
',reminded freshmen to carry cop- tryouts for the Thespians fall
'ies of their schedules at all times. , show,a parody on the expansion
;Upperclassmen may request to of the University.
Tryouts will be held from 7 to
'see the schedules when they stop
9 :30
in 100 Carnegie.
the dirk and name card bearers. Singers, dancers, actors, crew
As usual, the Mall was the most imembers and specialty - acts are
i popular site for singing and cheer-i needed for the show which will
ing crowds yesterday, and the; he given Homecoming Weekend,
,steps of Schwab Auditorium werel Oct. 17-19.
well populated with off-key sing.. I The show was written by James
iers between classes. IJimirro, Jon Wilder, Patricia Pal
l
1 Several upperclassmen have re- adino and Stuart Kahan.Kahan will direct the show.
I marked that the Freshman Oath s
!is a "vulnerable spot" for many
freshmen. While many frosh do
i not know the oath by heart, prob
ably twice as many upperclass
men are unfamiliar with it.
1 The oath is
• TURQUOISE DRAWING LEADS; Fit any standard holder. Grades SB through 9H.
Zein.fie'
.
Tzgxyvtome
*ENtiI.S . :" . LEADS. AND *HOLDERS
- are tEt largest-selling
e
t h d Slates/
• .111 ni
PAGE ELEVEN
WELCOME
STUDENTS
drop
in
and
get
acquainted
WOODRING'S
Floral Gardens
117 E. Beaver Ave.
Across from Post Office
• AD 7-2045