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A CONSTRUCTION WORKER nails togethei part of the frame
woik for one of the new building;, that will be occupied next
September by manied graduate student' The living units are
being hiiilt ne:u Enti.uice Rd
University
216 Grad Apartments
Married graduate studentsicompany handling the construc-
Ition—said that the work is being
can live m luxury by this timej ( . oin p) e j e( j m two increments,
next year, if they are lucky! The first section, be said, al
, . , - J ready has the brickwork, done,
enough to get one of the -16] and the'plastering of'the build
new apartments being built! ings has begun. The bottom
, ~ ... _ 1 group of buildings, those visible
bv tile University near En-' from the road, are having
trance Rd. ;
Presently, about 78 apartments
in a region behind Pollock area, ,
culled East View Terrace, arej
being occupied by marned grad-'
uate students, according to the 1
Department of Housing. The new 1
proiect, with 210 housing units,!
will be completed by Sept. 1, 1960.;
Charles Smith, University clerk-;
of-works on the proiect, said that'
the apartments will be "adequate
for student needs,” and will all
be furnished with gas ranges, fe
ll lgciators, wall-to-wall cabinets'
and -inks with garbage disposal
unit'
"About 20 per cent of fhe
apartments will have two bed-
rooms, the rest will have one
bedroom," said Smith.
The housing units will he built
in 41 buildings, each of mingled-
buff bricks
George Burr, construction su
perintendent fm the Stnfflet and
Tillotson Contractors, Phda.—the
Potfsville Campus to Hold
Christmas Dinner-Dance
Former l’ottsville Cumpus stu
dents ate united to attend a
C'hiistmas dinnei-dance at 6 3(h
p m Saturday at the Nocho Allen
Hote 1 . t'emi'e and Maliantongo
Sts. Pottsville "
Tickets for the affair, which is
sponsored by the student council,,
cun he obtained bv contacting
Fred Cilelti. 91'! Maliantongo St,
Poit'Villc. Admission is SI per
Pcr-on, and the dress is informal.,
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frameworks and roofs construct
ed, Barr said.
About 70 men work daily on the;
project, and more will be em-i
ployed when painting, woodwork-'
mg, etc., are to be done, accord- 1
ing to Ban - . A-s high as 150 em- 1
ployees were on the project this!
summer, but many o'! them fin-'
ished their work, he said. j
"The cold weather hasn’t done
much to hamper our construc
tion,” said Smith, ‘‘and we’re hop
ing for more good weather so we
can keep on with this outside
work.”
BusAd Prof Attends
Bankers' Workshop
: Jack H. Vincent, assistant pro--
fe-sor of economics, represented,
the College of Business Adminis
tration at the fall meeting of the
j Pennsylvania Bankers’ Associa-’
Ition in Pittsburgh.
The two-day annual workshop :
was attended by 475 Pennsylvania
bankers and featured sessions on
bank operations, bank lending and,
investments. |
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University Becomes Member of IDA
The University joined' six|h° n provides an opportunity for
“ . ... ,the University and individuals in
other national universities as\, anous scientific areas to assist
a member of the Institute for!** l6 government on defense prob
— , ... .. ,lems to a greater extent than in
Defense Analyses, University the past. Walker said
officials announced yesterday.' The first mission of IDA, which
..... ~ , 'was organized in 1956 at the re-
Tbe Institute, usually knowniq uest 0 f th e Secretary’ of Defense,
as IDA, was formed to promote to weapons evaluation
better relationship between na-j and the Weapons Systems Evalu
tional security and scientific'Ration Division continues as one
j learning. i 0 f the major activities of the in
! The Board of Trustees accepted, stitute.
jthe invitation’ to membership ex-j More recently, the Communi
tended by the institute, andj cations Research Division was
named President Eric A. Walker' organized to develop cammuni
loffieial University representative; cations that-would be free from
jand Dr. E. F. Osbom, vice presi-i enemy Interception and inter
ment for research, as alternate' ruption while also seeking ways
| representative. . to prevent the enemy from
Walker has been serving for j developing such a system,
two years as a member of the j An' advanced research projects
Board of Trustees of IDA. (division is concerned primarily;
which includes, in addition to with understanding and develop-;
the representatives of the mem- jing defenses against ballistic mis-'
ber institutions, leaders from |siles and with tile military appli
olher universities and other j cations of space flight,
areas of the national scene* j Last year, a committee of dis
pleased that the University wasitinguished citizens appointed bv;
'invited to become a member,(President Dwight D. Eisenhower 1
| Walker said he considers the m- to study the military assistance’
ivitation a, recognition of some of!aspects of the Mutual Security
t the outstanding work in science;Program called on IDA to handle'
that has been done here. the management of the study. I
i The acceptance of the invita-! The member institutions are '
Pefrofeum tab
Develops Fuel
Working with the Air Force andj
a petroleum refinery, the Petro-|
leum Refining Laboratory has de-;
'veloped a new high-density, high
i energy, hydro-carbon fuel which
jhas a freezing point below minus
1 100 degrees F.
Dr. Merrell R. Fenske, director
of the Laboratory, says the- fuel
is a specially prepared petroleum
material having a very narrow:
and precise boiling range and a
high-energy content per gallon.
; Chemically, it is composed of
jhighlv nucleated napthenes. Nine
'refining steps, some of them new,
went into its preparation.
! Over 100,000 gallons of this
:fuel are now being manufactured,
| to enable full-scale jet engines
land rocket motor tests to be made
lon supeisome fighter and bomber
,aircraft and many types of mis
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Student Fractures
Leg in Auto Crash
A University student yesterday
.suffered a broken leg when the
.motor scooter he was driving was
[struck by an auto at S. Allen St.
and Old Boalsburg Rd. j
Herbert Levin, senior in busi
ness administration from State;
College, was traveling north on!
Allen St. when the auto, driven!
by Mrs. Edwin Frost, also of:
State College, made a left turn. 1
|The car, after turning, struck the
'scooter. '
Mrs. Frost told State College
police that she did not see the
scooter because she was blinded
by the sun.
Physiologist Will Speak
On Riant Development
Dr. H. W. Siegelman, plant phy
siologist at the Beltsville Research
Center, will speak on "The Pho
toresponsive Development of
Plants” at 4:15 today in 112 Buck-i
hout. j
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