PAGE EIGHT Players Set Crew For 'Merchant' Crew members have been an- sky, Linda Lerzd, Betty Lorditch, flounced for the Players' procluc-'Joyce McCloskey, James Norton, !Charlotte Prudhon, Marilyn Rob tioo of "The Merchant of Venice," !Charlotte William Rubs, William Segal, which will he presented at 8 to- I Glen Simpson, Flora Singer, night, tomorrow night and Sat-,:Nancy Sloan, Paul Stevenson, urday night, in Schwab Audi-;Derek Swire, Paul Wank, Charles toriurn. IWarren, Raymond Wilkins, They are: Costumes, Phyllis Brown, Su- Advertising, Carol Dominick, William Bennett, Sherry Ken nel, Carol Rogasner, Carolyn Wenzel, James McGrew. Construction, Joan Ackerman, Donna Beck, Donald Cogtanzo, Daunna Doebler, Dean Eayre, Susan Fike, Shirley Greenbaum, Jame% Hoffman, Judith Keiser, Lemmerman Kroh, Ivan Ladizin A MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR WITH TOMORROW ON HIS MIND Melpar's sure, swift growth during the past eleven years —we have doubled in size every 24 months is due, in large part, to the out standing performance of our engi neering staff. As a leading R & D organization, we are constantly called upon to perform tasks which have never been done before. Thanks to the creative talent which forms the backbone of our organization, we have grown rapidly both in stature and size. Members of our staff have enjoyed similarly reward ing growth. Performance Determines Ad vancement. Individual recogni tion is a fundamental policy at Melpar. Each engineer is advanced on the basis of his performance. The average age of Our engineer ing staff (one of the industry's youngest) and the rapidity of growth of above-average staff members, are clear indications of what Melpar's individual recogni tion policy can mean to you. BECAUSE OF OUR WIDE DIVERSIFICATION, OPENINGS EXIST IN VIRTUALLY ALL PHASES OF ELECTRONIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. • Financial assistance is extended for advanced • Qualified candidates will be invited to visit study at any of the fine universities in the Melpar at company expense. Washington, D. C. and Boston areas. san Carpenter, Connie Coates, Jacqueline David, Gail Glenn, Sherry Kennel, Danby Lobin gier, Sonia Rudawski, Dorothy Yeager. House, Phyllis Anderson, Bev- erly Bell, Eleanor Daniels, Mary Jean DePiante, Maxine Gratt, Shirley Greenbaum, Susan Hill, Jessie Howard, Joyce Jaffe, for Detailed Information about Openings and Living Conditions, Write to: Technical Personnel Representative M E L PA R Incorporated A Subsidiary of Westinghouse Air Brake Company 3000 Arlington Boulevard, Falls Church, Virginia. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Nancy Krow, Ruth Lipsky, Ann Pennel, John Detwiler, Ronald DiFelice, Harold Hefflefinger, James Shea. Make-up, Sharon Anderson, Sandra Chuto, Shirley Green baum, April Mombrea, Judith Stewart. Properties, Elaine Braun, Jane Livingston, Marilyn Weiner, Wil liam Russ. Stage, John Zerby, John Det wiler, Ronald Direlice, Harold Ileftlefinger, James Shea. Prompt book, Diane Brief- Schuslini. There will not be a Saturday matinee, as was announced in yesterday's Collegian. Project Teams. As a Melpar staff member you will enjoy the oppor tunity to participate in entire projects, from conception to com pletion of prototype. Our project team basis of organization gives you the satisfaction of seeing your own efforts materialize, and helps you acquire experience essential to eventual managerial responsi bility. Fine Living Conditions. Melpar laboratories are located in choice suburban areas near Washington, D. C. and Boston, Massachusetts. These areas were selected because of their proximity to outstanding educational, cultural and research facilities. Fine housing in all price ranges is readily available. Facilities. Melpar offers complete facilities for creative research and design. Our headquarters labora tory near Washington, D. ,C. encompasses 265,000 air-condi tioned sq. ft., is ultra modern in design and equipped with an eye to both future and present needs. 0.;,'„).z9 ADS MUST RE IN BY 11:00 a.m. THE PRECEDING DAY RATES-17 words or less: 50.50 One insertion 30.75 Two insertions MAO Three insertions Additional words 3 for .05 for each day of insertion • 1949 CHEVROLET A title. Good running condition. Best offer. Call ext. 35E4. HOUSE TRAILER. 32 ft. 1952 Mobile Cruiser; one bedroom, large Storage. reasonable condition. Dill Fuller AD 8-6740. VOLKSWAGON 1958 sedan, 6-weeks old Call evenings AD 8-8723. 1950 PONTIAC hardtop sports cruiser with hydramatic drive-4200. Phone HO 6-6464. CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD 2-6237 Fine used cars and trucks for salvage and resale. MELPAR Representative on Your Campus FRIDAY MAY 9, 1958 To secure an appointment with the Melpar Representative on these dates, contact your Placement Office today. 1 4:1 + CLASS FOR SALE I '4 ..- .011 , •:•:1 ;i4 4 THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1958 IFIEDS + FOR SALE SUPPLEMENT COMBO Orchestrations, all new tunes; purchase() for spring weekend. First good offer. Call Bill AD 7- 3112. WOMAN'S RALEIGH three need Enylieb bicycle in excellent condition. New tire! and tubes. Call AD 8-6516 after 810. DYNA-KIT MARK 111 and White Fte;rnp. Stephens 80 Fr in Rebel KG. Reasonable. If interested call Tom AD 8-bl5l. 1951 DODGE, good condition-1 , 226. Call AD 7-2114 between 6 and 8 p.m. FOR RENT TWO ROOM apartment; all utilitier fur nished quiet. One block from campae. AD 7-2171 after 5 pm. RENT—AVAILABLE June 1; 3 ree 7o ll and bath, newly redecorated. e, refrig. Pine Grove Mille. Call AD 7.4442 after fi, It .00MS FOR any or all summer -bastions. Pleasant atmosphere, kitchen privileute. Theta Kappa Phi. Call AD 8.6311. FOUR ROOMS and bath, furnished, 2nd floor. June to September. $6(l per motth. Apply 611 West College Avenue. Thureday and Friday after 7 p.m., Saturday biter 2 p.m. ONE DOUBLE and one single room for rent for Fall semester. After 1 p.m. cull AD 7-4346. APARTMENT, 2 ROOMS, furnished, laun dry facilities. Mailable for Eurn m e r and fall. Reduced rates. Apt. No. 4, 225 South Atherton. 3-ROOM APARTMENT. furnighed Walk ing distance to campus. A‘ailable June 5 to Soptember 5, $6O per month. Call AD 7-7957. REDUCED RATES (3.50 to 5.001 couple for all summer sessions at Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver Avenue, S tate College , Penna. Reservations being taken no;. Du d AD 84773. MAKE YOUR boarding and looming reset. vatiorPt for next year at Maril3n 317 E. Braver Ave. Agriculture. Chemistry, Engineering and other students who are interested in maintaining study hours pte ferred. Call AD 8-6173 for additional in formation. 814 DRIED? Furnished apartment on Col. lege Ave. opposite Ohl Main. Aloilsble June. Call AD 8-0743 after 7:00 p.m. ROOM FOR summer session at reduced rates. Good location. Phone AD 84165. AVAILABLE JUNE 1: Furnished three room apartment with bath. Con‘rnitnt location with parking. Grad students or girls preferred. AI) 8.0225 after 5:80. WOMAN'S SPORTS watch with pink band. Lost about a week ago. If found cell Judy Rosenblum ext. 1226-J. WILL EXCHANGP. raineoate with pt. son who picked up mine. 208 Willard Tuesday morning. Al) 7-4703 John Lela. TAN RAINCOAT, green lining nt Phi Kappa Sunday. Name "Jane Kleinfeld" on label. Call ext. 1174. WHITE CASHMERE Seater, fox coirkr, kid gloves at Autonort Fri. night. •Chll ext. 232. I have yours. 35 mm CAMERA Thursday night in Sparks or Rec Hall. Call AD E•E44I ext. 3636. Reward. ALL IS forgiven. Please return inen'e light raincoat, plaid lining taken here Boucke Monday to HUB desk or phone AD 8-1037. No questions. Badly needed. PAIR OF *titian% Sat. night at phi Kappa Tau. Call AD 74160. PERSON TAKING raincoat from Library Circulation Room Saturday please call Bob, ext. 3375. I have yours. WATCH WITH expansion hand, Ladies Sportster Model Incabloe. Reward. Call AD 7-2593. EXTREMELY VALUABLE Camera In vicinity of Lyons Hall on April 18; was in blue and gold box. Renard! Call Judy ext. 1261 M. FOUND HIGH SCHOOL Ring (1966). -. United" written on shield. Initials C.C.D. in side. Call Mr, HausWA AD 8-04E2. WRISTWATCH—found Feb.in Ree Hal), Owner contact Jim ext. 2877. Describe watch and pay for ad. WANTED YELLOWSTONE PARK—Riders wintiii to Yellowstone Park or points iletuesn; leaving June 8. Call Joe Butterweck AD 8- 6582. WANTED TO buy—English block.. Must be in good condition and reasonably priced. Call Fred AD 7-3044. MOTEL MANAGER—IocaI motel inter viewing for manager, preferably grad uate student and wife. Must be planning to be here two years or more. Job con sists of office work only, Is Rh apart ment and all utilities furnished plus salary. Entails working year round so student must be planning on attending summer sessions. Call AD 74762 for appointment, MISCELLANEOUS INTERESTED IN getting married? Come to the Annual Marriage Series May 7 and 8, 7:30 p.m.. Chapel Lounge. KAPPA SIG would like to rent or borrow bunks or cots for Mother's Day weekend. Call AD 7-2044 ask for Inman. OLD-FASHIONED Ice Cream and Straw. berry Social Wesley Foundation, Fri. day. May 9th, 7:30 to 10. Price 35e. Enter• tainment. STORAGE STUDENT truck 4 and persona affects. rick-up and delivery sem ice. Shoemaker Bros. Phone AD 8-6751. irs BASSINGER for racket stringing the No-Awl way Latest factory equips ment, prompt pervice. guaranteed work. Longer life to string and racket• University 'Fermis - Service. 514 Beaver Ave. after 6 p.m. LOCAL REPAIR Service on ell racket of typewriters. We will call for and deliver your 'typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment. AD /1.612111 FOR GOOD RESULTS USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
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