PAGE TWO Son to Got Doctorate Gambles to Claim 12th Degree Friday The Gamble's evidently gamble away their education for a University degree is fast becoming a "must" for the Gamble family. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 0. Gamble, of RD 1, McDonald, will attend commencement exercises tomorrow night to see their son, Clyne, claim his third degree—a doetoi ate in education Glenn is the youngest of three bi others and the three are grad u•ttec of the University and are man ud to gl actuates of the Ulll - y. The number of degrees in the family now total eleven. Glenn, who obtained his bache-, lin's degree in 1951 and his mas-! tot dew ec in 1935, already has! accepted a position as director of; guidance at the University of; Elm ida Laboratory School,l Gainesville, Ha. Glenn's wife Is the former Nancy L. Saylor, of Hagers town, Md. She qualified for her bachelor of science degree in 1952 and her master of educa- ' tion degree in 1955, both in home economics. Harvey, oldest of the three . brothers and now a crops field, man with the Eastern Stateci Farmers' Exchange at Elderton,l carved his bachelor at science, de-i gree. in 1939. His wife, the former; Mary Tilbroolt, of Irwin, is a 1938; graduate in home economics. ) Dean. the middle brother, now; with the Cancer-Chemotherapy' Service, National Insitute of' Health. Bethesda, Md., qualifiedi for his bachelor of science dc-i gree in agiicultual and biologi-i cal chemistry in 1942, added master of science degree in 1951,1 and a doctor of philosophy de-1 gree in 1953 His wife, the former Mary L. Wolff, of Alexandria, gained her bachelor of arts degree from Pennsylvania College for Women but came to the Uni versity in 1943 to obtain her master of science degree in ag ricultural and biological chem istry. Each of the thiee boys has three children and this could mean nine more bachelor's de gt cue:, not to mention wives' de grees and advanced degrees. Repairs _ _____ Car Radios Television Phonographs 1 Radios television service .4 1 censer .• ~,,..._.., at State College TV 232 S. Allen St. SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Patrol Changes Auto Forms The campus patrol has revised the form used for registration of motor vehicles on campus. The new form will facilitate the filing of registrations in the office It consists of one original and four carbons which must he filled out by the applicant. Two conies go to the traffic violations office, two are kept by the patrol and one copy is given to the ap plicant. The new forms are also adapted so that filing can be done both numei wally and alphabetically. Information requested includes the car license, name of state, name of car and semester The applicant is also asked if he is physically handicapped, is a com muter or lives in residence halls. Profs in State Cabinet Receive Extended Leave Leaves of absence for two pro fessors who are members of Gov. David L. Lawrence's cabinet have been extended an additional . yea r. They are Maurice K. Goddard, professor of forestry, now serving as Secretary of Forests and Wat ers, and Dr. William L. Henning, Secretary of Agriculture. CENTRE COUNTY'S NEWEST • ON ROUTE 322 AT BOALSBURG SUNDAY -- MONDAY - TUESDAY - 2 FEATURES I . IOIAARD FIAWI(Sh ..:INe.mAScOPEWARNERCOLOR j - , t ,-} ROSSANA PODESTA.N. , SIR CEDRIC IiAItHICKE • STOUT BIM' - MALLILeCttilitS •ROIMOUCLISMEN THOM ' - no pta ft = HUGH GRAY _ CuramaScori • WARNERCOLOR tenCitArt ERT WISE A Continental Company Ltd. Production REAWASED or WARNER aßoso -REDO BY WAPINER 6 2 3 ., iffereSaidarffargraßate I:3IIIIBEEffEEMEEMEW There are more than 100 breeds! Waterworks of domesticated dogs. Conference Will Open About 250 members of the Pennsylvania Waterworks Op erators Association will meet on campus Monday through Wednesday for their 33rd an nual conference. The conference is one of the' oldest to be held on campus. Lectures and problem solving, sessions will be held in the ' Min eral Science Auditorium. Discus-1 mons will concein labor relations,' filtering, chlorination and other', problem, in the field. Special lecturers will be Dr., Eugene Myers, associate profes-' sor of economics, who will dis cuss labor-management relations, and Dr. James Gemmell, profes sor of education, who will speak i on his trip to Russia. Ten of the operators them selves will give formal lectures at the sessions. Waterworks operators operate and maintain electrical and me chanical equipment such as pumps, settling tanks and chlori nators and perform chemical and bacteriological tests on water to insure its potability. Prof's Painting Exhibited In Maine Art Festival George Pappas.. assistant pro fessor of act and act education, is exhibiting an oil painting, "Coast with Rocks" in the Port land Summer Art Festival, Port land Museum of Art, Portland, Maine. His painting was selected by jury action out of more than 300 entries. A total of 59 paintings was selected along with nine pieces of sculpture. ,--,,,,.XtwiirAtAgitaletT 77\7 20. ---. Palmer Prize Winnu 1: :- ii(. , i I AKINS' Greatest Animal Story! k s \ //, i t \ ,I .tvirk, .. inhi: ‘ , ,s, i . 7 ; W I'Vey, ‘l . ' -''\ l l., I DAVID LADD • CHILL WILLS ~_,' 4,, ei ~_.- • - . —,4,4, sf. ~..„,..., REX REAM • PATRICE WIMORE „.. ,i *',..f 1\ p h, • • . .SCOPE 'COLOR by DELUXE " • 4 . , -•• > . ' q 11- t, PLEts . ; Thellole Savage .e.i.t PEDRO ARMENDARIZ fIFTW.ThSI oftrothio Ne SPiegteut et WOW! The Pennsylvania State University MATEER PLAYHOUSE At Standing Stone 0000w0000cxxxxxxx0500 this week and next THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Make reservations* now to see this Pulitzer Prize Broadway hit at the HOTEL STATE COLLEGE At 8.6733 Tickets: Mon.-Thurs. $1.75 & $2.25 Fri.-Sat. $2.25 & $2.75 `Wednesday, Aug. 12 is already sold out. 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AUGUST 6, 1959 Monday through Friday 11:00 News 6:00 News, Markets 11:05 Swap Shop 6:15 Sports Special 11:13 Classical Interlude 6:10 Curtain Time 12:00 Music nt Noon 7:00 Fulton Lewis dr. 12:13 Center County New '7:15 Stock Report 12:30 What's Going On 7:20 Curtain Time , 12:13 Musio Show 7 :55 News 1:00 News, Sots Marlset 8:00 Curtain nine 1:15 Afternoon of Music 9:00 News 2:10 News 9:05 Music of the Masters 2:33 Afternoon of Music 10:00 News 3:10 News 10 :05 Summer Session 3:35 Afternoon of Music 11:00 News 4:111 News 11:05 Sports 4:33 Afternoon of Music 11:15 Summer Session 6:00 Local News 12:00 News and Sports 5:03 Curtain Time 12:05 Summer Session s'lo News 1:00 News and Sports 5:35 Curtain Time I:o3,Sign Off Saturday 10:45 Public Affairs For. 6:30 Cong. Van Zandt 11:00 Farm & Home For. 6:10 Music Show 11:15 Album of the Week 6:45 Blue Cross Musks 11:30 News 7:00 Music Show 11:15 Music Show 8 :00 Swingin' Sat. Eve. 12:011 Sen. Hays :30 Sports 12:15 Centre County News 8:33 Swill:Kin' Sat, Eve. 19:30 What's Going On 9:10 News 12:33 Music Show 9:35 Swingin* Sat, Eve. 1:00 News 10:00 News 1:03 Music Show 10:05 Summer Session 2:00 New-, 11:00 News 2:05 Music Show 11:05 Sports 2.21) Warns-up Show 11:10 Summer Session 2 :25 Pirate Baseball 12:00 News and Sports News anti Spoils 12:05 Summer Session Musty Show 1:00 News and Sports 5:30 Sports Comment 1.03 Sign Off 5:35 Music Show Sunday
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