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Towns Will Affiliate
The University’s chapter of the ternational understanding be-,
Institute of Local Government. tween Pennsylvania and foreign;
will participate in a friendship comm unitics. . ■
Dinurnm with nn nverse-.s com ! These periodicals include The
piogram with an ovtiscus coin Aulhor jty, The Borough Bulletin,J
munity. Assessor’s Newsletter, Horizons,:
The direct contact between the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police
community and the orgamzation.Bulletin, Local Governmental Sec
js part of an international town/otaries News 1 e 11 e r and The
affiliations program. Citizens ofiTownship Commissioner.
foreign countries are contacted by The American Municipal Asso-
Amcrican citizens rather than by |cintioii is in charge of the town
official government agencies. Affiliations program. The associa
te program is part of the Peo-1 tier- is working with the Civic
pie to People Program, which! Committee of the People to Peo
giew out of a conference of lead- ifile Program,
mg American citizens called by Charles F. Lee Decker, president
President Dwight D. Eisenhowei | o f the State College Borough
111 1950. and Glenn A. Marburger,
Periodicals published by the in-editor for the institute, recently
stitule will concentrate on the : attended a meeting of the corn
town affiliations’ appioach to in- mittee m Washington, D.C.
Less than four years after graduation...
He runs a team of 69 people
serving 20,000 telephone customers
11. D. "Doug"’ Jones graduated from Texas A. &M. with sponsible for installation and maintenance activities on
a 8.8. A. degree in 1955. Today, Doug supervises six some 31,000 telephones seiving 20,000 customers. It is
plant foremen and 63 craftsmen for the Southwestern a big job and Doug finds it challenging and rewarding.
Bell Telephone Company at Galveston, Texas. He is re- Here he is during one day’s activities ...
"8 A.M. Today, before the men start
out on their job, 1 talk to the foremen
and their crews about tiie importance
of taking e\ery oppoitunity to sell tele
phone senices and build good cus
tomer relations.”
"1:15 P.M. After lunch, I meet with
the distiict department managers to go
o\er floor plans for a central office now
under construction. The office is being
planned to sene a particularly fast
gtowing area.”
Well, that is how the job went today... tomorrow will be very different.
There is just no set routine on this assignment. I have to he ready for any
thing that develops. That is one of the reasons I really look forward to my
woik every day.”
Doug Jones and many college men like him have found real opportunity
to use their abilities in Bell Telephone Companies. There may be a bright and
fulfilling career waiting for you, too. Talk to the Bell interviewer when he
visits your campus. He 11 give you the whole story. And read the Bell Tele
phone booklet on file in your Placement Office.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
| The program, “Key to the Cup
board,” is broadcast at 8:30 a.m.
■Saturday mornings over WFBG,
Channel 10, Altoona. This Satur
day’s program will concern paper
sculpture, with emphasis on mak
ing Valentines.
j Edward L, Mattil, associate pro
fessor of art education, is the
j teacher of the programs. Calvin
'Folk, supervisor of art in the Al
jtoona school system, told Mattil
Ihe would bring the programs to
the attention of Altoona elemen
tary school children.
"9:10 A.M. One of the best ways for
me to judge the results of our training
programs is to ride along with the men
on service calls. Here, I chat with a
customer while a color telephone is in
stalled in her home.”
"3 P.M. At my desk I prepare produc
tion reports on our installation and re
pair activities. A foreman reports a
complex switchboard installation being
completed today. I decide to go over
and talk to the customer.”
Mattil Teaches Art
In Youth TV Show
i A University-sponsored tele
vision program shows children
how they can work creatively
with their hands in activities
Isuch as drawing, modeling, print
making, puppetry and paper ma
che work.
our new telephone
number Is now
AD 8-2441
We Deliver
Hamburgers
Cheeseburgers
Holdogs
Grinders
Soda
Large and Small PIZZAS
Steak Sandwiches
Cheese-Steaks
Meatball Sandwiches
Pizzaburgers
Joe’s Pizza Shop
131 N. Atherton Street
"10:30 A.M. Returning to the office,
I check customer trouble reports with
my Chief Test Deskman. Continuous
study of these repoits helps us to pre
vent serious problems from developing
and keep our customers satisfied.”
"4:10 P.M. At the Port of Galveston
offices, I discuss advantages of the new
P.B.X. with one of the officers of the
Port. The Port requires complex tele
phone services, which must be main
tained around the clock.”
BELL
TELEPHONE
COMPANIES
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1959
LOBSTER
HOUSE
720 S. Atherton.
State College,
Open 5-9 p.m. Daily. Sun. 12,-8 p.m.
Closed Mon. Rear. Call AD 8-0082
ciassined
ADS MUST BE IN BY tl;C0 A.M.
THE PRECEDING OAT
RATES
CASH—I 7 words or loss
CHARGE—>I2 words or leso
9.50 on* insertion
9.75 two insertions
$l.OO three Insertions
Additions) words— 3 for $.05
for eseh d uf of insertion
FOR SALE
BRAND NEW, never used Log Log: Duplex
Decilrig slide lule, /mahogany. AD 7-2361.
THE TASTIEST Pizza in town —Joe*R Piz7a
Shoppe. 131 N. Atherton St. AD 8-2441.
We deliver.
1057 42’ CHAMPION House Trailer two
lone blue birch interior, washing ma
chine and extras. Call after 5:30 p.m.
AD 7-7757.
USED SMITH-CORONA portable type
writer. See Mr. Emmets, 408 Old Main.
Ext 661.
FOR RENT
LARGE COMFORTABLE room for two
students, one block from the campus.
270 S. Pugh. 926.00 per month. Phone
AD 7-3062.
ROOM FOR one or two students. Close
to campus. 270 S. Pugh. $25.00 month.
Phone AD 7-3052.
WANTED: TWO people to share apait
nient, one block from campus. Call
AD 8-0219.
SIX ROOM house in BoaJ«burg. William
Sweet, Loop Road, Bnalsbuijr. HO 0-6218.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for 2 men students,
Hi blocks from campus. Jnnerspnng
mattresses, phone, parking. 230 S. Frazier
St. Call AD 7-2066.
TWO NICE rooms and private bath can
be single or two room private apart
ment. Call AD 7-3294 after 2:30 p.m.
LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS for 2 male
students Pnvate entiance. bedroom,
study room, private bi.th—s-minute walk
from main gate. Call AD 7-7111.
ROOM FOR rent across from Atherton
Hall, above Campania Shoe Repair. Call
AD 8-8172.
ROOM FOR three, private entrance, pri
vate tub and shower. Three single bed*,
innerspring matti esses, 24 hour parking,
10 minutes from campus. 7SO South Allen.
Phone AD 8-6460.
ONE UNIT each light housekeeping, fur
nished efficiency room, electric outlet,
with hot and cold water. Adults Call ELgin
5-3031 after 4:00 pm for appointment.
ROOM FOR one or two students; near
campus: parking pnvilegea: reasonable.
Call AD 7-2294 or AD 7-7906.
DOUBLE ROOM, private entrance, free
parking, private phone. Available now.
Call AD 7-2887
LARGE WARM double loom with board,
next to parking lot. 243 S. Pugh St.
WARM BASEMENT room with bunk beds
for two students AD 8-8225.
SINGLE ROOM available for spring semes
ter, 912 W College Ave Faiking facili
ties.
GRADUATE STUDENTS and upper class
men will find comfortable looms with
hot and cold running water or private
bath at Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittnny
Ave, State College. Central location.
Quietly operated for rest and study. Low
student rates.
LOST
LOST —PROBABLY m vicinity of Osmond,
Kray clutch bag. Need desperately. Keep
money and leturn contents ffir toward.
Edie Tinsman 8-8441 ext. 2811.
TAKEN BY mistake—Banacuda jacket
from Bob’s Barber Shop Jan. 12, size
40-42. Call AD 7-2882 ask for Barry. I
have yours.
WANTED
MALE ROOMMATE to share voluptuous
three-room apaitment for last eigth
weeks of semester. Phone AD 8-0886.
VETERAN ONLY—to shaie cottage near
Fisherman's Paradise. $l4 per month.
EL 6-8592 after 5:30.
MALE STUDENT to share apartment, one
block from campus. Call AD 8-0810.
YOUNG WOMEN to share apartment, one
black from campus. Call after 6:15
AD 8-6952.
OUTING CLUB evaluation sheets return
box by the HUB BX no later than Til
day Feb. 6
SOMEONE TO share 3 l /j room apartment
on E. 66th St. with Wes Borgey, '6B
Business graduate. Write to me at 842
E. 66th St., Apt. 3FW, New York 21. N.Y.
For references contact Professor R. H.
Wherry or DeAn F. J. Simes.
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL LOW rates for students: Tim#
91.60; Newsweek $1.60 for one semester.
Mai) check to PS Magazine Agency, PO Bo*
437, State College. Quirk service.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Pomerantz and
Kotjarapoglus of MUSIC UNLIMITED
are now accepting engagements for IFC
and spring weekends. The agency repre
sents Top Flight Rock 'n Roll, Dance,
and Jazz Bands. MUSIC UNLIMITED,
522 E. College Ave.
WHEN YOUR feet get cold, warm them
on heated floors at Joe's Pizza Shoppe,
131 N. Atherton St.