PAUc IWO CPA's to Attend Study Conference Certified Public Accountants from Pennsylvania will ar 2 rive on the University campus on Sunday for the sth annual Accounting Study Conference. The 2-clay conference, sponsored jointly by the Penn sylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the ------- College of Business Administra tion Continuing Education Ser- Summer Group ;vice, is designed to offer the op poi t unit v for discussion and Will Presen t Htitcl, of practical auditing and Choral Music The Summer Se .;iorr, Chorth gill ple-,ent i concert at 8.30 p.m. Monthly In Schwab Auditorium Fr. Ink Gullo, ayiocitite profes sor of nut', u •, will direct thc 80 tnernhi.l Tile. chorus 1, composed of sunone; t,tude,q,, The include . Helen Chutriard. Claudette Mane Furia, Buddy Ardat and Verna Lefever. Alice Klllt4oeV will accompany Ilir cbortv., ay,c,led by Marilyn Wkorki, Mary Moot c and Wil 11Tn lb ocklebank l'he program will Include. "It's a Good Day," "Rustling Leaves.," 'Devitt." "The Little , Damo7cl," 'One "Nlar Night," "Your Eke, Shine in My Own," "Ctri buibm," "I Hoar a Voice A-Pray ", "OncP in Low , With Amy," '"rhe the Dawn,'' "l{ele.tion 1 , . a 1 ,- o, tune." 'La Dan -71," and "A Me_hty Foltie,; Ic Our God" Mosed September Joe's Pizzo Shop RINALDO'S BARBER SHOP 7 Expert Barbers Follow tha Mall to Rinaldo's 107 S. Allen St. Repairs Car Radios 1 Television Phonographs j Radios __--- television tf", service center at State College TV . 232 S. Allen St. The Pennsylvania State University MATEER PLAYHOUSE At Standing Stone this week: Tennessee Williams' hit play CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF Best Seats Still Available FRIDAY Night OCOOCXXXXVOOOOOOOOOOOO next 2 weeks: ' the original Broadway version The Diary of Anne Frank Reserve tickelc now at THE HOTEL STATE COLLEGE ADams 8.6733 Tickets: Mon.-Thurs. $1.75 & $2.25 Fri.• Sat. $2.25 & $2.75 accounting problerni and for tal!.- nig informally with the leaders In the profession O.stan MacKenzie, dean of the College of Business Administra- tion, will lead the operung of the conference with a welcoming" ad dles, and speak on the latest de velopments and the future plans of the University. The conference will include technical session s, discussion groups, and report-back sessions fui all the main topics The Tech meal rut um will he led by Car man Blough, Director of Re search of Amei ican Institute of Cei tilled Public Accountants l e p re senting the Univei3dy and chairman of the confei ence will lie A. J. Mastro, assistant ni.ofes:-.or of accounting". GRADUATION DINNER AUGUST 7 Reservations for your dining pleasure. Serving graduation day from 4 p.m. LOBSTER HOUSE 702 5. Atherton St. Call AD 8-0082 74TE COLLEGt- :P4 Next Attraction - - 'The Anatomy of a Murder' SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA 1 2 Students HeigHancock Injured in Auto Accident . 1 Thomas P. Hancock, senior in: riding went out of control and For 'Dragging mech' n i c a I from' near State College. s 1 a engineering . !Johnstown, is recuperating at his' The accident happened at 1 i State College police nabbed. home after receiving a lineal; 9pm. on Rt. 45 west of State Col two University students drag; skull fracture, a torn tendon iniege near the airport. The driver racing at 7:4D pm. Monday on !the right hand, and minor cuts on'of the car escaped injury. A third Westerly Parkway opposite thel the forehead and on both hands !person in the sports car was a I new community swimming pool.' Hancock, a basketball star forewoman, not a coed at the Uni , George Yanyecic. freshman inl the Lions, was injured when theiversity, who sustained a broken 1 engineering from Aliquippa, andt Austin-Healy in which he waslshouider. Peter Klein, freshman in engl-1 ineering from Lebanon, are now', lbeing held on charges of reckless !operation by drag racing. 1 A general crackdown on speed-", ers has been going on in the borough for several weeks, ac :cording to the police source ' AIR CONDITIONED 4-CATHAUM * ENDS TODAY * 'THE DIARY OF ANN FRANK' Begins FRIDAY WALT DISNEY'S • "Sleeping Beauty" EXTRA Walt Diviey's 'Arctic Roundup' plus—Donald Duck Cartoon State College and Bellefonte Shol.viime 9:25 THURS., FRI. July 30, 31 "SAT WAR WITH THE ARMY" Dean Martin & .I?rrr Lev% is "HOT ANGEL" Jackie Loughery .3,_?..-,aqn A. Dinehart SATURDAY Aug. 1 "MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" Elane Parker & Robert Taylor —Ako— "Ambush at Cimarron Pass" Scott Brady & Margia Dean Plug Cartoon 50M}00000CXXXX)0000000 SUN., MON., TUE., Aug. 2,3, 4 FIRST AREA SHOWING 'HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL' featuring THE 00(,ES "LEGEND of TOM DOOLEY" Joe Morrow & Nliehoel Landon Nov ( artoon noooooOnexxxxxxwxxxxx) WED., THUR., FRI. Aug. 5,6, 7 FIRST AREA SHOWING "H -MAN" Y. Shirakft% & K. Sahara —Alm).— "WOMAN EATER" George Coulouris & Vera Day Plus Cartoon NOW PLAYING Feat: 1:30, 3:35, 5 Rt. 545 Between riU4 Cartoon tinemaScope 8. Color -A kr 1. 7:36. 9:41 CENTRE COUNTY'S NEWEST - ON ROUTE 322 AT BOALSBURG ADULTS 75c TONITE! LAST TIMES rTONY CURTIS ". PIPER LAURIE '" 4 4 - DON TAYLOR jOIINNY ° 11, ;41 . r t'=..--, DA .RK .--F, TECKNICoLoR FRIDAY a ELVIS PRESLEY BACK ON THE SCREEN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A YEAR IN HIS TWO BEST! 7 :.44 ?...• ?",',. ''. .T:; . '- V ' 4t`:' .„. ~ ... XoWngaroir TUMNIMORO .•....lIZABETH WENDfII r SC011• COREY .HAL WkLUS ..., ...,..,...h.. ............ , ;' .11 .HAL WAWS re . AZZ:Zta• '[ l .4Rl 095 9 1 1 1.1= 1 Fa Mal SUNDAY • MONDAY • TUESDAY Paul tie 'The Philadeli CO MTV, BABARA PUS' EaPB S RE II V T IS I TEPB IA I„ N IE K BU E R IT „ H • JOHN WILL 2 PLUS: "FORBIDDEN DESERT" in color WMAJ Radio Program Schedule • 1450 kilocycles Monday through Friday 11:00 News 6 :00 News, Markets 11:05 Swap Shop 6:15 Sports Special 11:15 Classical Interlude 6:30 Curtain Time 12.00 Music at Noon 7:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. /2:15 Center County News 7:15 Stock Report 12.10 What's Comic On 7-20 Curtain Time 12:55 Music Show 7.55 Newa 1:00 News, Spts., Market 8:00 Curtain Tins. 1 15 Afternoon of Music 0:00 News 2 :10 News :05 Music of the Masters 2 15 Afternoon of Music 10:00 News 10 News 10:05 Summer Session 3.35 Afternoon of Musio 11:00 News 4.30 News 11:05 Sports 4.15 Afternoon of Music 11:15 Summer 5e3310,n 5:00 Local Newa 12:00 News and SPOrti 5 . 05 Cut lain Tune 12:05 Slimmer Session 5:10 News 1:00 News and Sports 5:35 Curtain Time 1.05 Sign Off 6 24 Sign Ors 6 10 Morning Show 7.0 n Nessi 7M5 Morning Show 7 :70 Nev., 7:10 Morning Show 8:00 Sporti 8.05 News . 8.10 Morning Show 8 :30 Morning Des °lions 8.1; Morning- Show 9:00 New, 9.00 Morning Show 9.10 Local Headlines .1.: Morning Show 10:00 News 10:.5Mousing Show 10.10 Local headlines 10 :31 Morning Show 6 20 Sign On 10:15 Public Affairs For. 5.10 ("ring Van Zandt 6:10 Morning Show 11:00 Farm & Home For. 6:30 Music Show 7:00 News 11:15 Album of the Week 6:46 Blue Cross MUSIC, 7:05 Morning Show 11:30 News 7:00 Music Show 7:30 Nevs . 11 •15 Music Show 8:0') Swingin* Set. Eve 7:35 Morning Show 12:0(1 Sen. Hays 8 :30 Sports 8:00 Spotty 12 . 15 Centre County News 8:;3 Swingin' Sat. Eve 8:05 News 12::0 What's (;ping On 9•10 News 8:10 Morning Show 12.11 Music Show 9.15 Swingin' Sat. Eva 8:30 Morning DeNotions 1:00 News 10.00 News 8:45 Morning Show 1.05 filn , ic Show 10:05 Summer Session (Top 20) 2.00 Nem., 11:00 News 9:00 Nen t 2 OI Music Show 11:05 Sports 9:05 Morning Show 2.20 Warns-tip Show 11:10 Summer Session (Top 20) 2.25 Pirate Ilaieball 12:00 News and Sports 1010 News News and Smuts 12:03 Summer Session 10.05 Morning Show Mime Show 1.00 News and Sports (Top 20) 5.30 Sports Comment 1:05 Sign Off 10:15 Rep. Fulmer 5'35 Mu.lc Show 10:30 Ne‘hs and -Sports Sunday 7.28 Sign On Music Show 8:00 Billy Graham -- 7:10 News 12 :15 National, Local 8:30 Sunday Sport* 7:35 Children's Show Nees,, Sports 8:1,5 Music: 8:00 News 12:30 Church World News 9:00 News 8:05 Sunday School Les- 12:15 Mime Show 9:05 Music of the Mestere son 2:PO News 9:30 Reformation Hour 2:05 Music Show 9:00 The Herald of Truth 2:20 Warm-Up 9:30 Mormon Tabeinaele 2:25 Pirate Baseball Choir Nowa and Sports 9:45 Christian Science Music 10:00 Ave Maria Hour Pirate Baseball 10:30 News and Sports News and Snorts 10:15 Local Church Serv. 7:30 Protestant Hour THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1959 CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Saturday 10:00 News 10:05 Summer Session 11:00 News 11:05 Sports 11:15 Summer Session 12:00 News and Sports 12:05 Summer Session 1:00 News and Sports 1:05 Sign Off
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