PAGE EIGHT
Construction
Continues
Despite Cold
By TOM EGGLEH
Construction on campus'is
continuing despite the cold
weather, according to Directori
of tiie Physical Plant Walter
H. Wiegand. i
“The cold wave has slowed
down construction operations,”
Wiegand said, “but we aie still
doing what we can ” i
The colder temperature* have
made it necessary to cover
forms into which cement is j
poured, a workman on one of ;
the construction projects ex
plained. |
He said that after the cement
has been poured, it must be kept
heated for 72 hours. A kerosene
heater called a Salamander is
used to heat the cement.
Calcium chloride is also used
to keep cement from freezing, a
Geneiai Slate Authority inspector J
.said. He said that not over two
per cent calcium chloride may be!
mixed in the cement.
A supervisor on the home eco
nomics construction project said
that biicklaying has begun on one
of the new home economics build
ings
The bricklaying had been held
up nearly two months while
waiting for the General State
Authority to approve sand that
was to be used in the cement.
Brick walls must also be cover
ed and heated lor 72 hours, he
said.
Death Penalties-
fContiuucd from page Jour)
crime But statistics show that
this .simply is not true.
In slates which have similar
social conditions the homicide
rate is about the same in states
wiiiiout the death penalty as in
those with it. And murders
have not increased in the for
eign countries which have abol
ished the death penalty
It is an undisputed fact that
our courts are occasionally in
error. And this is a most pow
erful reason for ending death
sentences. No one knows how
many innocent men have heard
juries return the verdict of
"quilly of murder in the first
degree."
Sometimes the wrong is
brought to light and the man's
name is cleared But if he al
ready has boon put to death,
it’s gist a little late for the
court to erase its mistake.
As long as the death penalty
exists, innocent men as well
as the guilty and insane will
continue to be murdered by
the courts.
Secretarial
Coaching
for CofL,. W 00,.,,
A short intensive program
of shorthand training espe
cially designed for girls with
college background. Expert
leaching m an informal at
mosphere with small groups
of college - level associates
assures rapid progress. Be
fore you know it, you'll be
n private secretary in the
field of vour choice—medi
cine, law, advertising, pub
lishing, foreign service. Our
discriminate job placement
is professional and free.
Write, call, or telephone
PEnny packer 5-2100 for
.pecial brochure.
Enxoll Now
New Classes Forming
PEIRCE
School of
Business Administration
1420 Pine St.. Phiia. 2. Pa.
F"* • * Besides Vega, Wettstone will
htnmch f use Eastern all-around champion
? Wjf 181 Ijay Werner, junior Lee Cunning
(Continucd from page one) iham, junior Frank Donatelli, sen
last time the three will meet jior Lou Savadove and freshman
before the 1960 Olympics. (Greg Weiss.
The other Finnish performers! The six international events
are Sakan Olkkonen, Oil) Hurme,; which comprise all-around tonight
Aarnc Koponen, Heikka Toikkajare long horse vault, free exer
and Otto Kestola. The team is cise, side horse, parallel bars, still
coached by Esa Seeste. 1 rings, and horizontal bar.
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FOR SALE
IMOIISK TRAILER for Rulr-W! ZS-foot
I (ihder, eteeHent condition, reasonable
H? ico. Jerry Crnmlley, Lot 68, Wtxxindaiv
Trailer Park
AKCUS (%3, and exteivmn,
fxccJJent condition, priced foi i)utck sale
rail Al) 7-4 MU
'FIRST CLASS premium seaman nylon
stocking Top brand* All shades and
*!/<•#. Cali Harty ejet. 3309 between 7-JO
ft m.
*n\o SUlTS—charcoal brown and lutuk,
| size 42: well known manufacturer. Rea
sonably priced. Call AD h*1633.
1050 BUICK Djnaflow, four door, radio
[ and hcalir, eood huv, AD 8-8441, ext
2659 after 7 pm. a«K for trank
MUST SKIT, new 01>n>pta portable type
writer. A r**al wilue Any offer will be
commit*!ed. Call Jmk AD 7-4M9.
IS YOUR Comet -soft top
moodv, tearing, cracking. Then cal] Fred
\l} . w -2(Hj3 for a Conet hartop.
W,2 36' TRAILKH. One bedinom. Lot 23
1 f’enn State Tiailer Park. Shown daily
.B«fi pm. Puoed reasonably,
SLIDK It V 1 ,E ~K i E ~ Log _ Log Duplex
j Decltrig Cull AD 8-1504
TRAILER I !). r u'M-.7stetr] 32 ft, one b«l-
I room, awning ami patio. For February
.occupancy. Cal] AD 8-11096, ask for Roge
Wiegand.
Sp«xMfi,...i c isq /
Want a special preview rf limited t
for yourself training |
ptogram, you » r ' C ' os5 _ wU hout any commitment The %
during the summer of 1 decide— with A
IQlc purpose of this progwm “ “W a commission after you A
Rr:„sss. ** * ■>“ *» “
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
LEGIAN
GIUWMIh STUDENTS and upper rla««-
men will find comfortable room* with
hot and cold running \\iu*r or pnvnte
both at Colonial Hotel, 123 V V, Nitt.<n>
■ \\e. State College Control location.
Quietly operated for r«t and atudj. Low
student jalps
SINGLE AND double 100 m on East Col
lege As**. Phone AD 7*4374 after 5.
RESERVATIONS BEING taken vow for
room and board for spring semester at
Marilvn Hall, 317 E. Beater Avc. Ask for
Mrs PetiHkey,
ROOMS FOR spring semester near campus
flood in me. good furmture.parking. Call
AD 7*2294 or AD 7*7906 befoie it’s too
late.
tOR RENT—spacious double room block
north of campus Phono AD 7*3029.
APARTMENT FOR three; furnished, pri
vate bath and kitchen. Apply after 4:3G
pm. Apt. 36, Metiger Bldg,
leaky. diafty
20-FOOT TRAILFR, suitable for two stu
dents, 1958 model 1500 down, Call AD
8*8617 or 18 Hilltop Trailer Park after
6 p.m.
RENOVATED COMFORTABLE ro for
secretaries am! working girls with kitch
en priviim*. 236 S. Fmier. AD 8-HB4,
AD 8-9021.
SINGLE ROOM. Phone AD 8-0080.
FOR RENT
Major.
Frank Cumiskey, Frank Wells,
Vincent D'Autorio and Carl
Patterson will judge the meet.
To get the performers' score,
the high score and the low score
will be eliminated. Then the re*
maininy two will he averaged
out for the final product.
For the team score, the judges
will count the score of the top
four performers in each event.
CLASSIFI
FOR RENT
TWO BKDKOOM home in State College.
Unfurnished except range and refriger
ator Available after Jan, 2b. Call AD
6-U27.
PLEASANT DOUBLE room for male
student*. Call at 512 W. Foster Ave.
after 3 pm.
STUDENT WANTED to share four-man
apaitment with k/tohen, Convenient to
campus. Call AD 8-1504.
WANTED
STUDENT TO do light housework for
room and breakfast for spring semester.
Phone AD 7-301)2 after 6.
PASSENGERS TO Florida-leawn* Jan.
21. Contact JoV Rile*, Tom Edwaidi,
Delta UpMlon. AD 7-3498.
GRADUATING SF.NIORS-lf you know
of an apartment that will ho available
next semester please call Marty Monsky
AD 8-1726, Reward
KITCHEN HELP—Chi Pht Work for
meals. Call AD 7-43.>2, ask for Hank.
COEDS. SECRETARIES to try the Olym-
pia tvpewutei. Rent an Olympia: apply
up to 3 months’ rental touaid down pay
ment. Nittany Office Equipment, 231 S.
Allen St. Phone AD 8-6125.
KITCHEN HELP wanted - Alpha Tau
C «» AD for Al. ta ShoamaklV i{>
the world S' a § e B an o{ricer m the
she’s stationed m rarw
Women’s Army Corps.
0„ duty, '!>»
Army officer.
plus 30-da\ ann P bonne . Or wake a
she’ll attend evening c\a«e*■ * on , he French
skiing trip to St. Mon - 1 d wor ld of fun.
Riviera. Whatever she does, sne
New York or Los Angeles.
But wherever t ' ,by ° l^
, " lheWon XS>>e;-•^•^v™» B'”“,,™ 8 '”“ ,, ™
on the Champs Elyseeb.
THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
Deportinont of the Army
Washington SB, D. C., ATTNi AGSN-L
Please tell me more about a world-traveling,
executive career in the Women’s Army Corps.
Arfdroaa.
Callaga or Unlvoratty,
FRIDAY. JANUARY 9. 1959
Cabinet to Request
(Continued from page one)
a second rate education,”
Laßar requested that the com
mittee and the administration
make the facts and figures regard
ing these proposals available to
All-University Cabinet and Xha
Daily Collegian no later than the
end of February.
DS •
THREE BOYS to share furnished house.
Cal! Mark AD 8-1708.
ANYONE INTERESTED In taking Math
45 this summer contact Thomas Bcltel
AD 8-1218. 20 students iequired to sebed.
pie class.
Mis > CELiLANEOtis >, " >>
ANYONE INTERESTED in attending the
U.S. National Figuie Skating Champion
ships .lan. 31, Feb. 1 in Rochester should
call AD 8-1410 at once, as tickets must
be ordered in advance. This trip is Outing
Club sponsored.
FRENCH TUITION: Advanced and ele.
mentary, university approved. Phone
AD 7-7357.
OUTING CLUB members check out equip
ment (ski, archery, climbing I during
following hours only: Monday. Wed. Fri
day 4.30-5:30: Sat 11-1.
JUNIORS! WANT to win 310? Enter the
junior class emblem contest by Jan. 14,
See posters around campus for details.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap,
toe or acrobatic lessons. Park Fore**
Village School of Dance. AD B*lo7B
IF YOUR typewriter la giving yoo trouble
our year* of experience ere at your
command. Just dial AD 7-2482 or bring
machine to 633 W College Are.
(SHE COULD BE YOU.)
tone Stole.
.Graduation Cleat
WANTED