PAGE EIGHT
4 on Faculty
To Fill Offices
In State College
Four of the 10 members of the,
University faculty who appeared;
on the ballot came o it victorious'
in the unofficial results of Tucs-'
day's election
Arnold Addison (R), personnel;
rii~ector and associate professor ,
of engineering in the Ordinance:
Research Laboratory, and Lvne
S. S, Hoffman (D), associate pro -t
fessoi of English composition.,
were elected to the State College
Borough Council.
A. Witt Hutchinson (D), profes-;
sor and associate head of the De- 4
partmcnt of Chemistry, was elect
ed to the School Board
G. A (Grover) Spearly (D) de-,
feated his Republican opponent.
fur the office of treasurer.
The Democrats made a power
ful showing in the Republican
:stronghold of Centre County by
picking up six of the 13 countyl
offices at stake.
The turnout was close to the
expected figure, approximately'
18,600 voting out of 27,173 iegis- 1
tered, or €7 per cent.
1
16 Committees to Report
Before Senate Meeting
The University Senate will hear
reports from six standing com
mittees at its meeting at 4:15 p m.
today in 121 Spatics.
The Senate will continue discus
sion on a proposal which would
allot time for research to all pro
fessors.
IBM WILL INTERVIEW
IBM invites candidates for Bachelor's or Master's Degrees to discuss
opportunities in Applied Science, Business Administration, Manufac
turing, Marketing, Product Development, Programming and Research
positions throughout the United States.
Laboratories and manufacturing facilities are located in Endicott, Kings
ton, Owego, Poughkeepsie, Yorktown, N. Y.; Burlington, Vt.; San Jose,
Calif.; Lexington, Ky.; and Rochester, Minn. Corporate headquarters is
located in New York, with 192 branch offices in cities throughout the
United States. The IBM representative will be glad to discuss with you
the type of career of particular interest to you. IBM offers:
• Leadership in the development of information-handling systems.
• New applications for data processing and advances in computer
technology.
Favorable climate for continued career growth.
• Opportunities for a wide range of academic backgrounds
and talents.
Contact your College Placement Officer to arrange an appointment for
a personal interview with the IBM representative.
If you cannot attend the interview, call or write:
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
the Atherton shop
for women
dresses -- suits -- coats
skirts -- blouses -- handbags
Daily 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
725 South Atherton Street
State College
FREE PARKING
NOV. 12 & 13
Mr. R. M. Miller, Branch Manager
IBM Corporation, Dept. 868
206 Main Street
Johnstown, Pa.
Johnstown 7-5181
Spirit-
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Elwain Hall made several trips
to Nittany and back as the boys
from Nittany tried to raise it over
then' domain. It was finally re
turned to its rest:ng place, strung
between high I.‘,sts on the Mc-
Elwain lawn.
BEAT SYRACUSE
IBM®
WItANATIONALIIIMNESS LIACHititS coirortmani
TRAFFIC TROUBLES?
Hear Traffic Code investigation
committee report.
SGA ASSEMBLY
7:30 p.m. 215 HUB
+ CLASS
FOR SALE
USED COUCH and o%erstuffed chair with
blip covtr,. $25. Buyer may defer pay
ment. AD 7-2769.
FORMALS—Iike new. size 11. Priced rea
sonably. Values to $50.00. Call AD
8-214 V.
ifa. WOOL Tuxedo in good condition.
Site 40 long. Price $15.00. Call AD
7-4101 after b.
ENGAGEMENT RING, diamond solatalre
approximately .11 curats, excellent buy.
Witte P.O. Box . 195 State College.
1920 MODEL T Fort Touring
ditinn, many spares, $6OO firm. Call
Alperstein UN 6-6061 or AD 6-0810 eve
nings
, ATTENTION FRATERNITIES: 6 gallon
Ice cream freezer with motor. Dial
AD 7-2h77 between 9 a.m. and noon.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1959
IFIEDS +
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FOR SALE
RELAXACISOR at 9, price, lark Why
not study and spot reduce at the same
time. Thai Al) 7-2877.
MODEL A Ford Pick-up Truck, new tires,
new brakes; rune excellently, Phone
AD 84934 riftt , r 6.
V-MTAPE Recorder, good condition. Call
Bob Simunla AD 8-biB9.
THESIS—MULTILITHING and typing.
Duplimats for sale. Phone AD F-074.
TRAILER-29 ft., 1 bedroom, com plete
bath. 1954 model. Phone AD 8.0131.
Call betn,een 8.30 and 5.30.
fair con-
WANTED
A FAITH to cure sickness. Hear Dr.
Alfred' W. Price Sun d a), eq ening at
Faith United Church of Christ, BOU East
College A'enue.
T\VO GIRLS need ride Bound trip) from
Pittsburgh to State College leuNe Friday.
Call Pittsburgh EM 1-496/4.
RIDE TO IA iddletomil or New HIM rn,
Conn. or %irinay for Nov. 13th. Coil
Mnrgie UN 6-6620.
THREE YOUNG nien Interested in kitchen
work, for lunch and dinner; re%en dais
a week. Applicants will teceite three meals
per day. Phone AD 7-4937 ask for Steward.
WANTED TWO Tickets for the Syracuse
game. Call UN 6-6100.
ANY COED Wishing to meet lonely et,
about 6'10", pleasing personality, quite
good-looking, please call AD 7-4722 any
day after 6. Ask for John
TWO TICKETS to Syracuse game.
AD 8-2128 after 8:00.
FLORIDA—pant rider to Florida. leavmal
Nov. 20 return 28. Call Bill AD t l -1364
for more information.
RIDE TO Ouanges•Netvark area Nov. 23
after 4 p.m. or early Nov. 24. Loll',
UN 5.2531, UN 5-2000.
STUDENT TO share large room in prisata
home within walking distance of campus.
Free parking. Call AD 1.4451.
TOY ELECTRIC Trains made before 11140,.
Phone Dave SteNens AD 7-7787 evenings.
HELP WANTED
SELL ON Commission, unusual pelsonal.
keit bracelet and cuff links; excellent
for Christmas, Prom, Birthday gifts. Hitch
commission. No investment. Send for free
brochure. TERRIMAR, 707 Cornell Road,
Franklin Square, N.Y.
FOR RENT
AUTO PARKING, rear 418 E. College
Ave.—monthly. Inquire .3. Sumner Noll
at above address. Phone AD 8-0829.
LARGE ROOM, excellent for tan room•
mates, 233 S. Pugh St. Call Al) 7-3062.
36 FT. HOUSE Trailer-2 bedroom. ninter
!zed, all conveniences. $5O per month
including tax at Potters Mille. Call EH
4-1144.
SHARE A double room in a private home.
Phone AD 8-0080.
ONE-BEDROOM Apartment with full.
size kitchen equipment. Apt No. 22.
Vaughn-Nittany Apia., 228 Bradley Aye.
or call Alex Gregory AD 7- - 758, evenings
AD 8-6028. Available immediately.
SINGLE ROOM for rent; . ualking distance
from campus. $lO per month. AD 8-6036.
DESIRABLE ROOMS, centrally located
near campus; single or double. Parking.
Call AD 7-7906 or EL 6.4302.
MISCELLANEOUS
WOULD YOU like to know more about
prayer and faith healing? The United
Student Fellowship invites you to hear
Dr. Alfred W. Price of Philadelphia on
Sunday evening, 6:30 at Faith United
Church of Christ, 300 East College Avenue.
AMEGOS DON'T forget to take a color
portrait with your lovely date for the
Junior Prom on Friday, 9 pm. Waring
Lobby.
SAVE! SUBSCRIBE to your tavorit4t
magazine. Esquire, Playboy, Clamour,
Coronet, many ()them Student rates. Call
Wayne AD 8-2164.
CLASSIFIED AD STAFF—oId members—
only one office hour each now. See list
in office.
McELWA IN COEDS—breakfast iii bed.
Order now from the Alpha Gams. Coffee
and donuts to the deer Sunday morning.
25 cents.
PUBLICITY YOUR problem? Sore it at
the Collegian Publicity and PR vtotkohop.
Tonight and tomorrow, 6:30-8 p m., 9
Carnegie. Everyone welcome.
RGANIZATIONAL MEETING of Ea..
tonal Staff Indie Newsletter, 203 HUB,
2 p.m. Sunday.
CALL US for Sandwiches and Pepsi
delivered to your pad. Moi rell's AD
8-8381.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing,
tap, toe or acrobatic lessons. Profes.
atonal School of Dabce. AD S-1078.
LOST
BLACK HAT with black and white checked
band. Call Chuck AD 7-4737.
GREEN TRENCH coat with racoon collar
taken in Iloalabuie Steak House. 1 have
yours! Call UN 5408.
PENN STATE Class king '6O in Bourke
or vicinity, initials R.A.S. Call Bob
AD 7-7861 Please!
GOLD DULOVA Watch 'Mat near new
Military Science drill field on Oct. U.
Cali Bolt Simurda AD 8-6789.