PAGE EIGHT
Companies Interview
Despite Recession
The number of companies interviewing seniors this year
is not down as much as the recession seemed to indicate it
would be, according to Donald M. Cook, assistant director of
the University Placement Service. Approximately 365 com
panies from all areas held interviews on campus
In comparison with other years!
the number of recruiters for non
technical students has been higher
this semester than ever before and
there has been a particular in
crease in the number of retailing
and insurance companies, Cook
said.
Total needs, however, he said,
are down probably as much as
25 per cent from last year. Cook
noted, however, that some com
panies have been notified that
not enough students had signed
up for an interview with them.
The placement service has a
policy of notifying companies
who expect to be interviewinj
on campus when six or less stu
dents sign up for an interview.
Companies this year have been
a little more selective, Cook said.
They are placing more emphasis
on academic standing and over-all
abilities, there is more demand for
the top students, and the students
with low averages or a pending
military obligation are having
more trouble, he said.
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The average salary, excluding '
education majors, is over last
year's, but percentage-wise the in
crease is lower: last year the av
erage salary was $422 and this 1
year it is expected to be between'
$430 and $435, Cook said. 1
Cook said he feels the num
ber of interviews per person
wilt be down this year. He says I
the reason for this could be ei- 1
ther that the students have
eliminated themselves, or that
they are being more selective.
Cook urged all graduating sen
liars without jobs to stop in at the
'placement service in Old Main be
cause some jobs are still available.
Many recruiters were not able to
!interview on campus and would
(like to have written applications.
"There are plenty of jobs, but
!students this year have to do more
digging," Cook said. There will be
ir.o . e students without jobs at
graduation, but if they will persist
they should be able to find jobs
by fall, he added.
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Thursday has been proclaimed( Dr. John M, Anderson, profes-
Armed Forces Day in State Col-'sor of philosophy, will serve for
lege by Burgess Roy D. Anthony.! a 3-year term, effective July 1,
Anthony has asked borough l ,as head of the Department of
residents to display the flag dur-' , —
rhilosophy.
ling the observance.
Exhibits by student organiza-
The appointment was approved
itions and Centre County indus-;at the weekend meeting of the
trial firms will be on display in!Executive Committee of the Board
!the Hetzel Union Building. Stu-1 of Trustees in accordance with a
dent, veteran and civic organiza-Ipolicy that provides for rotation
tions will participate in a parade l in the position, with each head
'Thursday. appointed for a 3-year term.
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Eng Prof to Present
Triaxial Stress Paper
Dr. L. W. Hu, associate profes
sor of engineering mechanics, will
present a paper entitled "Develop
ment of a Triaxial Stress Testing
Machine and Triaxial Stress Ex
periments," at the spring meet
ing of the Society for Experi
mental Stress Analysis this month
in Cleveland.
CLASSIFIED
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 ■.m.
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-17 words or less:
$0.50 One insertion
$0.75 Two insertions
$l.OO Three insertions
Additional words 3 for .05 for each day
of insertion
FOR SALE
1957 GERMAN LLOYD 2-door station
wagon. Very good condition. CO) AD 8-
4174 after 5:30.
MUST SELL immediately owner in
Florida fur jacket and hat 125 00;
fur piece 87.00 ; beautiful coat ;30.00 ar
all for 550.00. Call AD 7-4852.
I PAIR white canvas tennis shoes, ei.e 1014
Worn once, will aacrifice; also Alligator
raincoat, size 10. Eat. 2730.
LAMBRETTA MOTOR SCOOTER, equip
ped with windshield, lights end buddy
teat. Like new--$250.00. Phone AD4-4414.1.
1951 CHEVROLET 2-door club coupe. Call
AD 7-4022 ask for Dale Tolbert.
1951 MERCURY: radio, oterdrite, eytra
Rood condition. Call Ed Fogle ext. 21:4.
HALF KARAT diamond ring in n bite
gold setting. size 6J —560.00. Cell
AD 541915 after 5:30 p.m.
FIVE 'USED tennis reekets.. 4 Selling for
little more than price of strings. Eye.
nines call AD 7-7235.
DARTMOUTH SKIS, K t eel edges. safety
binders, seeen-foot. Call AD $4704.
VINTAGE 1950 Mercury, dual--equippea,
two-door, standard transmission mito.
mobile-5190. Can haggle if neectEary.
Telephone AD 7-4171.
NITT.ANY LION STATUETTES. t \ Act.
replicas of Lion Shrine, 8 1 / 4 " long, 4 , , 1 "
high. f 7.10. Wilt mall anylvhete. Alec
Penn State Seal Chang: armchair $27.10;
thumback (armless) style, $16110: shipped
express collect from maker. Sold excluxixe.
ly by Penn State Alum A.soc., 104 Old
Main.
'43 PONTIAS Convertible. good condition.
Call AD 7.1122 ask for Charles Frets.
RADIO CLEARANCE SALE, All 14 nee of
radios at cost. State College TV, 232
S. Allen St.
CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD
8-6237 Fine used cars and trucks for
salvage and resale.
FOR RENT
TWO SINGLP -
✓ SINGLE rooms for summer reaEion
at rAticert rates. Gond location. Phone
AD 1-1374. Also available for fall.
THREE ROOl4l furnished anal trnent,
sate bath and entrance. Available June
15. lit Lemont. AD 8-9413.
TWO ROOM Apartment. all utilities fur.
ni3heti—ss6. Quiet, summer only, one
block from campus. Al) 7 . 2171 after 6 P.m
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RENT—AVAILABLE June I; 3 100111 ff and
bath, newly tedeemated; t.tme, refry.
Pine Crme Mills. Call AD 7.4442 after 6.
FTRNISIIED APARTMENT for tent in.
cludei modern automatic washei.dt3er,
electric stove: close to campus. Year's knee
required. Inquire "Perry", South Pugh
Sheet afternoons.
ROOMS FOR all sunitnet bes slop s, close
to campus. 243 South Pugh St.
THIS SUMMER—inorlein fmnighel effi
ciency apartment witlun walking (liatnnce
of campus. Phone All 8-1143.
APARTMENT FOR lent, summer
unly-
Thiee rooms futniqhed, only 2 bleeps
from campus. Call Neal at AD F-F3;3
FURNISHED 3-ROOM Apartment with
laundry facilities, private bath. 223 S.
Atherton. AD 8-0387. Available fur summer.
MARRIED 7 Furnished apaitment on Col.
lege opposite Old Main. A'ailable
June. Call AD 8-0743 after 7:00 p.m.
SILVER RING with initials B.E W. be
tween Simmons and Home Ee. bldg. on
Monday afternoon. Call liobbye est. 4t4.
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GOLD HAMILTON wrist-natch nitloY—
College and Allen. Inscription on buck.
Reward. Call Dan Ferry AD 7-4274.
WALLET LOST containing valuable niipera
and money either Sparks or Aimsby.
Please call "Sam" ext. 3132. Renard.
POUND
MAN'S. RING near Nittany Lion Inn
April 19th. Not school ring. Owner
plea3e identify. George Elder, nnli Milian.
dale Road, Chevy Chase 16, Maryland.
WANTED
RIDE TO Florida leaving IrUTiof May or
first part of June. Call AD 7-4852.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for a good
driver (met be 21) to drive a car in a
tour through Europe for a substantial
' , Auction in the price of the tour. Call
AD 7-4113 after 6 p.m.
TEACHER, WIFE and child nigh to sub.
let 3-I room unit in EastAiew Terrace for
July and Auk. Refrigerator m ailable.
C. L. Kramer, 18 Perine St., Damsville.
[ N.Y.
TO KNOW any girls going to Notre Dame
this eeekenl. Looking for traveling
companion. Call Carol ext. 153.3 M.
MISCELLANEOUS
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and personal
affects. Pick-up and delitety suttee.
Shoemaker Bros. Phone AD 8-6751.
IT'S RASSINGER for racket stringing
the No-Awl way Latest factory equip.
ment, prompt service. guaranteed work.
Longer life to string and racket University
Tennis Service. 614 Seaver Ave. aftee
6 p.m.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes or
typewriters. Ws will tall for and deliver
your typewriter. Nlttany Office Equipment.
611) 114111 L,