PAGE TWELVE Science Papers To Be Given In Competition The Penn Stale Branch of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences will hold its annual Student Pa pei Competition at 7 tonight in 105 Mechanical Engineering. Five seniors in aeronautical en gineering will present four re search papeis The audience will judge the papers to determine who will represent the University in legiona) competitions. The first competition will be held in Dallas, Texas Students and their topics are Ronald Nutter, "Man in Space— the Human Factor”; John Castor, “A Comparison Between Circu lar Arc and Flapped Thin Plate Tiffoils”; Richaid Wible, “A De sign Method for STOL Aircraft”; and David Miller and Henry Ma /oi, "Thrust Characteristics in Ground Effect of a Mode) Ground Effect Machine with a 45 Degtee Inclined Annular Jet.” Mook Authors Article Dr. Maurice A. Mook, professor of anthropology, is author of an ailicle, "Tongue Tanglers from Central Pennsylvania,” published in the current issue of the Journal of American Folklore. Camp Weequahic Director Camp Weequahic, Lakewood, Pa. will interview counselor applicants SATURDAY, MARCH 26 8:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Student Employment Office, 112 Old Main New Applicants Invited Art Lustig, Director Shop These Campus Shopping Center Stores Every Smart Fox Knows "You Can Get It at Metzgers" • Eatons Corrasable Typing Paper • Scripto, Parker and Paper Mate Pens • Complete Stock of Ball-Point Pen Refills • Textbooks Metzgers 358 E. College Ave. Open Every Evening Until 8 P. M. PARK FREE THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Montgomery Co-authors Research Study Bulletin Dr. James E. Montgomery, pro fessor of family housing and home art, is co-author of a re search bulletin recently published in The Netherlands. Titled, "The Emerging Com .munity in a Newly Reclaimed 'Area,” the bulletin is written on research studies made on the so cial life in a community in the Northeast Polder in The Nether lands. Spring Grid~ (Continued irom page eleven) proposed East-West all star qame in Hershey June 25 . . . Both professional leagues have gone on record in favor of the game and now ihe major worry, Engle says, is qetiing things or ganized . . . The game, which will benefit the football hall of fame, will feature the top col legiate stars in ihe nation . . . When the Boston Patriots of the AFL were shopping around for a team nickname, they could very well have chosen Orange men . . . The Patriots have signed six Syracuse seniors in cluding halfback Ger Schwedes, and tackles Toe Yales and A 1 Gerlick . .. Pitt is having weath er problems, too, and the Pan thers will start spring drills just as soon as the weather breaks ... "The Universtiy Record Shop Bonus Club" Free LP ALBUM of your choice 6 LP's You Buy This Semester at the regular price. No Need To Buy Them All At Once. No Obligations . Nothing To Sign . You are not restricted to Any One Label Get the Records You Really Want Receive 1 for every CAMPUS SHOPPING CENTER Cal, Cincy Tilt— (Continued, from page nine) The Bearcats rank fourth in the' nation in scoring, averaging 87.1' points a game. Ohio State is the leader COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE NEED TROPHIES? You name H—l base it Plain or engrated. Dig discount#, quick »er\ ice. Phone AD 7-7851 after 6. available. Sam Troutman's Trophy-No\ elty Shop. TICKETS FOR Friday afternoon and eve ning Kyni meet call AD 7-2303 after 5 MUST SACRIFICE—2O books of tickets for NCAA gym finals. Call Alan, UN 5-6074. 1052 2-DOOR FORD, automatic transmis sion, radio and heater, good condition St7s. Call AD 7-3002. PHILCO RADIO with standard and short wave bioadrast bands. Good condition for *35. Call A 1 at UN 5-4494. WOULD THE person who borrowed a pen at the launderette Satin clay please return It to the Collegian office? Tell someone to put it in Aluiray Simon’s mail box. K & E~SLID E~~R IjT.prin'yrr B ouek eT~CaI l Clarence Seely UN 6-4G61, name on case. GIRI/S BROWN Glasses in brown leather case in Waring area. Please call Nano, UN 5-5667. RED LEATHER b 7 iefcase in r7c Hnll Wed , March 9. Valuable contents. Re tain to HUR desk, no Questions asked. GLASSES, blue fiame, lost a few dovs ago. Please call UN 5-5728. AD 8.9233. KHAKI LINED Raincoat at La Galleria March 4th. Robeck wutten on collar. 1 have youis and checkbook. AD 7-7861. FOUND I HAVE YOURS. Claim at Marriage Series—7:3o p.rn. Friday night. Dr. i Anion Rutledge. FOUND: PAIR OF rose-tinted glasses in ; ladies let floor rest room. Mineral Sciences Building. May be claimed in 220 (Mineral Sciences Bldg, by paying for ithia ad. WORK WANTED TYPING TO do in my home on electric typewriter. Reasonable rates, dependable •sen ice. Phone AD 8-61(72. Open Every Night Until 9 iinuni/ . 1 The association provides a serv , F ?c!!.ti.Ld N from page one) to the fraternities by keeping land Raymond Leahey, Sigma Phi a check on food P u “ s ‘ n | he ai . ea !Epsilon. The IFCPA will vote for;and by informing the fraternities 'officers at the next board of di- on special buys. Members are (rectors meeting. ielected each year by the council. FOR RENT COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate accom modations with private bath or running water. Colonial Hotel, 123 \V, Nittany Ave., State College AD 7-4850 or AP 7-7702 SINGLE ROOM, hot and cold running water Talking, central; quiet. Call AD 7-7792. TWO FURNISHED apartments, kitchen. bathioom, livingroom-bedroom combin ation. Immediate occupancy. AD 8-1541. SINGLE ROOM near campus Senior or Krad student only. Call AD 8-8709 after 3 pm. ______ BACHELOR QUARTERS for teteran or grad student in newly built home. Call AD 8-0544 fiom 1 p.m. to 4 p.m, HALF OF double room In quiet residence. Free Parking, private entrance, walking distance from campus. $4 50. Call AD 8-6667 afternoon and evening. NICELY FURNISHED single room and 1 double for male students, near campus, reasonable, parking privileges. Call AD 7-7906 or EL 6-4302. HELP WANTED COLLEGE STUDENTS—students looking for part-time work 2 evenings a week and a half-day Sat. Call Mr. Lichtenfels AD 8-2051 10 am -2 p m Salary $45 per week Male student only. DISH WASHERS needed ' Immediately Call AD 7-2941. CLEAR POOL CAMP, Carmel, New York, will Interview men for all type positions March 15 St 17. Salaries beginning $3OO. Sign up in advance for appointment, 112 Old Main. ROOM & BOARD RESERVATIONS NOW being taken for room & board for spring semester at 817 E. Beaver Ave. & 220 S. Allen St For complete Information aak for Mrs. Petrisk? at 817 E. Beaver Ave. RIDE WANTED IRISH COLEEN wants ride to New York- New Jersey area for St. Patrick's Day. Will leave Mai. 16-17 or 18. Call UN 6-6487, Maureen. FREE PARKING AD 7-7731 TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1960 MISCELLANEOUS CLASSIFIED AD STAY F—important meet ing 6:30 Collegian Office. All must attend or be dropped from staff. TYPING OF all kindi by expenenc*d technical typist. Reajonable rates. Call AD *-M3B TIRED OF rock *n* roll? Tiy the Jack Huber Quaitet dance mu-tic. Contact Paul Wvest UN 6-6593. GUARANTEED WATCH and clock repair. 3(1 years expet ience. Sam Ditu, opposite sthoo), Pine Grove Mill* AD 8-8047. TYPlNG—except dissertations—3oc page; 5c each carbon Editing and tv p ing—4oc per pnge. Statistics -40 c per PHge. Dissertations edited —ode per page. Call AD 7-3264 evenings Mrs Schwartz. INVESTIGATE SUMMER employment opportunities at campi und reports. INVESTIGATE SUMMER employment op portunities at ramps and icaorts. THE NEWMAN CLUB presents the an nual Marriage Forum Series. March 16— Topic: Mixed Marriage, Speaker: Msgr. Thomas O'Shea, HUB Assembly Rin., 7 pm. Match 15—Topic: Birth Control, Speaker: Father John Ziegler, HUB As sembly Room, 7 pm. March 29—Topic! Raising a Family, Speaker: Msgr. Vincent Costello, HUB Assembly Room. 7 p.m. ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap. toe or acrobatic lessons Profes sional School of Dance. AD 8-1078. WANTED BOWLERS, DATES, open alleys night anytime 6.30 pm. to 9:00 p.m., aNo 9-12 pm. Rates 82c. No waiting. Phone AD S-9148 Downtonw Dux Club, 128 S. Pugh St. TWO MEN to share apnitment at 124 N. Atheiton, Call AD 8-l‘G4. GIRL’S BlKE—good condition, banket*. Call between 10-11 p.m. Monday thru Thuiadny. Sylvia, UN 5-4119. RIDERS" WANTED from Greensbuig to State for the NCAA gym meet. Call Tat UN 6-6329 TWO MEN to share apartment In Metzger Building. Tall AD 8-1504. Special Two Day SALE (today and tomorrow) India Madras SHIRTS regular $6.95 Sale Price... $5.50 Mr. Charles 111 Campus Shopping Center PARK FREE
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