FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1960
Frick Pre
Will Rui
WASHINGTON RI
Frick testified yesterday a
on organized baseball. wou
His testimony clashed
dent Branch Rickey of the Ile..
ling Continental League is -en
the bill.
Rickey pictured the MI s
necessary to "remove the pow -r
of money" to control baseb. 1.
Without it, he said, his n-w
league is at the mercy of th. , e
he pictured as monopolists l
ing professional sports.
Both Frick and Rickey phra.e ,
their statements in polite eno t:
terms,
It was Edwin C. Johnson, C
rado's former governor and
mer senator now a consultan
the Continental League,
threw the sharpest harpoons,
Endorsing the bill as he did
Johnson caustically pictured Fick
as subservient to the National .and
American league club owners
whose operations Frick polices.
Frick and Johnson, an old
baseball man himself, have been
on friendly terms for many
years. As the subcommittee re
cessed for lunch after Johnson
had read his testimony, they
Hot or Cold Cups
Charcoal Briquets
Cooking Utensils
icts Bill
Majors
Baseball Commissioner Ford C
*.ill proposing drastic new curbs
1 d turn the major leagues into a
l l quarely with an appeal by Presi-
shook hands. and chatted ami
ably.
Frick gave Johnson a playful
poke- in the ribs, and, within ear
shot of newsmen and others, said
"Ed, I wouldn't take that from
anyone else but you."
The exchanges marked public
hearings by the Senate Antitrust
and Monopoly subcommittee
whose chairman, Estes Kefauver
(D.-Tenn.), is author of the dis
puted bill. Kefauver did not at
tend the hearing.
Palmer Wins Pro Award
111 W YORK (FP) Arnold Pal
mer was named winner yesterday
of the April award in the S. Rae
Hickok pro athlete of the year poll
Ifor his stirring triumph in the
Masters Golf Tournament. The pro
from Ligonier, Pa., also won the
March prize.
Thus he duplicated the feat of
pro basketball star Wilt Chamber
lain, who won in January and
February.
irl i teft) i iivkir
clanahan's Self-Service
op to make that sunny day perfect"
Paper plates
Throw-Away
Charcoal Pit
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Yanks Get
A's Cery
For Corey
CHICAGO (?P) The New
York Yankees and Kansas City
Athletics did it again yesterday
when the Yanks traded third
baseman Andy Carey to the A's
for outfielder Bob Cerv, a former
teammate.
It was the 16th deal between the
two clubs, involving a total of 61
players, since the Philadelphia
American League franchise was
shifted to Kansas City in 1955.
The Yankees acquired a power
hitter to fill their left field needs
although he is batting only .260.
In return they gave the A's a
front line third baseman who
missed most of last season be
cause of illness and was beaten
out of the job by Gil McDougald
in spring training. No cash was
involved.
Acquisition of Cery gave the
Yankees two-thirds of the 1959
Kansas City outfield. Roger Mar
is, hitting .333, came to the Yanks
with reserve infielders Joe De
maestri and Kent Hadley last De
cember for Norm Siebern, Hank
Bauer, Mary Throneberry and
Don Larsen.
Cery normally plays left field.
That has been a trouble spot for
ithe Yanks ever since they traded
!away Gene Woodling.
Blennd
Orange & Lemon
Drink
Value 45c
ONLY 39c
IM Reiults
IM Horseshoes
Juera-Wapner, Acacia, heat Funk-Whorral,
AChißha, 21-111, 21-16
Boyer-Bounds, AGR. beet Morris-Wikert.
Lambda Chi Alpha, 111-21, 2-21. 2141
Such-Blair, Triangle. best Shoop-Shaner. ,
SPE, 1641, 21-12. 21.16
+ CLASSIFIEDS 4
FOR SALE FOR RENT
1236 NEW MOON 41:g. Fully equipped.
College U Trailer Park. AD 2-2086. Leavy.
hue June 26.
CLASSIC GUIIAR—Gass imported. Pur
chased Easter with case stUs. Bea offer
accepted. Larry AD 84122 after Zi p.m.
K & EZ Doric Cupiter drawing set and
size 11 white formal dinner jacket, wain
once. AD '7-7172.
MUST SELL 3-speed Capital record-player,
well cared for. New diamond needle—s2'.
2 burlier Umveraal hot plate 3-speed heat
contiol- 410. AD 8.0192.
halt price. Call Al) 4-2212 eftei 6 pm.
1952 ROYAL HOUSE Trailer, good con
dition, adjacent tooni available, price
reasonable. 21 W00,13,1a1e Park.
CAR 141)10- 1 $5. --- Fot NI - CA, one ntontft
old. Plus $5O State Collette sales tat.
total $3 (still a bargain 0. Contact Rom,
AD 7-392 g.
ENGLISH RACER. nien'i, like new—sl.3
Bob Toplin AD 7-2911 between 5-7.
MUST SELL by May 28th—•S3 ft. Castle
Mobile Home, completely aet up; 2 males
from campus. Call AD 8-1707.
1951 LIBERTY 35 ft. silver aluminum
mobile home.. Excellent condition. Large
tree Winded lot, 2 mites north State Col
lege Apply Hassler No. 43, Vb'otxlycrest
Mobile City after G p.m.
SEf Of : gulf clubs fur sale. Call Ted,
AD 1425 U.
VERY MODERN 40 ft. Hutnte Trailer
Eye level oven built in range, large G.E
magnetic refrigerator, etc. AD 8-1958.
CUSHMAN MOTOR Scouter,
automatic dutch, transmilsion, 90 mpg
at 45 mph. Roger AD 7-4125.
970 SOICA 4-dr. deluxe 30 pith'
radio. heater, w.w., 11.000 mile's. Excel
ent condition. Jerry AD 843223.
1957 ONE BEDROOM Trailer, eseellent
condition. nice- shaded lot.utility 1)1111th:or,
other eattos. Scott Schreffles AD 8-03,5 S
weekdays.
KODAK RETNA 111-6 plus case--VW
AD li-01.96.
50 PONTIAC, R&H. Good condition—slso
or best offer. Call AD 7-2659 rater 7 p.m
- _ -
ENGLISH RACER In terrible conoition.
$15.00 or else to highest bidder. Help
me get rid of it. Call Buddy UN 4-5961.
ARE YOU out of State? Alfa Romeo with
only 6000 kilometers, illegal in Penn
syhania, 40% off. Call between 11 and 6,
AD 7-2801.
COMPLETE SET of golf clubs, good con
dition. Inquire •t Golf Shop.
WANTED TO BUY
USED SPORTS ear, preferably T-bird or
Corvette. Call Howie UN 5-5553.
DID YOU FIND a K & E Slide Rule in
*IS Willard between 2 and 4 :00. Jr so.
call Charles Booth UN 54234.
DIETZEN SLIDE RULE in RUB. Re
ward. Call AD 8-6679. Stan.
GIRLS ENGLISH bicycle, blue, wire Iris
keta, chrome tenders, whitewalls. '57
license 806. 35 reward. Call UN 5.7953.
WANTED
RIDERS WANTED to Richmond, Indiana
via. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati (Rt. 401.
Leaving. 3:30 p.m. June 3. Contact Stevens,
AD 7-2036.
THE BICYCLE that was taken from the
rear of Patterson (re Wednesday's Col
legian) between 2 and 3:30 p.m. Monday,
May IS was ■ 1959 Western Flyer. maroon
with white trim, haring a generator and
rear light (front light missing), odometer
on front wheel, duel baskets and hand
brakes. Serial No. C 17061 lon frame be
low rear axle). 810 reward for Information
leading to its return. Frank Banker AD
17-1677.
PHOTOGRAPHER FOR Summer Colle
gian. Darkroom experience necessary.
Work Monday and Thursday evenings
June 13 to September I. Remuneration.
Apply to Editor. Collegian office, Cat negie,
UN
_5:2531 after 3 p.m. daily.
STUDENT TO share 2•man apartment
timing first six weeks summer session.
127.50 each month. Call Tom It.. AD 74703.
ONE MALE student to shale apartment
for summer: ■djacent to campus. Kitchen
privileges. Cal! AD 7-7113.
ONE ROOMMATE that •wings—tor nest
semester. State Colleges most modern
apartment house. Completely furnished,
pri ate kitchen. Parking. Call AD S-0021
fur Appointment.
RIDE WANTED to Loa Anaelea—leaeinit
June 13 Call Rich AD 8-1363.
THESIS MULTILITHING and typing
duplimats for sale. Reasonable. Call
AD .3-0774 after S p.m.
DISHWASHER FOR lunch and dinner
Monday through Sunday except Sunday
evenings. Call caterer at AD 7-1332.
aaaaaa missailasot
ROOM & BOARD
MAKE RESERVATIONS for fall semester
at Marilyn Hall, 117 E. Beaver. Iteser-'
vation* also being taken for all summer
sessions. Rooms without board available,
1:2 1 .141 S. Allen Street. Ask fur Mrs. Petris
' key at 1117 E. Beaver.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS AVAILABLE for Commencement
Call Mrs. Cog, AD 7.011150.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSE including automatic
dishwasher: for the summer. Perfect for
four students. Call AD a-1417.
SUS-LEAST. Apartment. Available dune 5
to Aim. 5; very nict but Inexpensive.
Call J..tha AD idaSS.
PAGE ELEVEN
Floyd Trains for Ingo
NEWTOWN, Conn. (/P) Floyd
Patterson did five miles of road
work yesterday and then drove to
New York to see a dentist. He will
resume training today with his
regular boxing session.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE and double rooms
available for A unimel 'imams. Quiet
study environment auurej. Convenient
location. Call AD 8-1330.
RENT FREE for I year-5 room hunter's
cabin on estate adjoining' University
farm. No rarnenielere,—you'll have to tic
it up. That's whi the free rent. Call AD
8-6660.
TWO SMALL furnished apartments avail
able Sept. 1 neai etimpui. Graduate malt
stridents preferred. Phone Al) 7-2665.
BoYs—nooms with kitchen pri%ileges.
Itetervntioni Lein': taken now for sum
mer Rtarttng to Jun.,. Inquire flarniony
Shop,
METZGER APARTMENT for mummer, 3-
man utility apartment (furnialledi. Maks
summer achool ekeiting Call Al) 8-2392.
1956 37 17. TRA ILFR for simmer months
515 monthly. Hilltop Trailer Park, Lot
No 11.
L UWE THREE ROOM unfurnished apart-
ntent on top floor of Metzger RutMimi'
in center of downtown. Magnificent view
in three ditectioni. Rent 5105 month.
Yearly lease available beginning June. Call
Dave Al) 14-14:-.3.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY ehuol employee
wHhea to rent two bethoom houaetrailer
for the three summer months to be packed
at Wilhannmolt. Pa. Plertne contact R. S.
Agby, 109 N. Ord St.. Philipsburg of call
Dickens 2-0361 or Dave Cregal at UN
SUMMER APARTMENT three rooms,
kitchen and bath. completely furnished
utilities, included. Within walking distance
of campus. Plenty of parking apace. Mb
a month. Call AI) 8:2213.
FURNISHED HOUSE including automatic
ditliwalher, for the summer. Perfect fur
four student. Call AD 8-1417.
TWO BEDROOM aumnier apartment, fur
niiherl nt 215 W. Fuater. Call Day,
Ruppert Al) 7-1951' Mon. thin Fri.
2 BEDROOM furnished apartment above
Lobster 'Muir. Available June 16 or
July 1 until Sept. 1, 1960. Suitable for X
or 4 students. 1100 per month. Call AD
8-8500.
ONE BEDROOM apartment available July
I. Vaughn Nittany apartments, Corner
of Pugh and Bradley. Includes large atir.e,
refrigerator, heat, water, trash and gar
bage, $80.33 per month. Call AD 7-77513.
SUMMER APARTMENT for two. Four
rooms including large liringroorn and
hitehen. Call Al or Neal AD 7-1255.
COMFORTAIALE MODERATE
eommodations with private bath or run
ning water. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittani
Ave., State College. AD 7-4850 or AD
7-77 n.
MODERN APARTMENT for married grad
student or faculty: aub-let for summer.
May be 'melt by appointment. AD 7-3296.
ONE OF the nicest rooming' houses for
summer rental Singles and doubles,
free parking-56.00 per week. Mr. Mecken.
dorn AD S-6772 day; evenings 110 6.6520.
FOR RENT—two double rooms for mobs
students private bath, own telephone.
private entrance, free parking; three blocks
from campt4 June - September. Call
AD 8-0308.
BOOMS AVAILABLE for Commencement.
Call Mrs. Cox, AD 7-4850.
MIScELLANEOUS
MEN—Summer job: excellent opportunity
Gelling service. ffelland Furnace Co. of
'Lewistown seeks 5 men for Centre County
'area. Undergraduates have mimed up to
$2OOO. In three months period. Call Lewis.
town 8.2 w or come to 125 Spume St.
for interview.
THERE WILL be a Sopohornore Class
Advisory Board Meeting at 7:00 on
Sunday May 22 All class gift cards and
money must be turned in on or before
that day.
PENN STATE Sports Car Club rally Sat
May 21, at 6:20 in the HUB parking lot
PENN S 7 ATE Sports Car Club Gymkhana
Sunday May 22 at 1:11I p.m. on the Erie
Technical Ceramics parking lot. 1 mile
west of State College on St. 45.
STUDENTS INTERESTED in part time
or full time Rummer work Rhould Terri--
ter at the Student Employment Service,
112 Old Main
ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE
Bring your bride home to "A Castle"
(11.7 l 2 ft. Mobile Home,. Price cut.
Call AD 8-1707.
MEET ME at The Pow Wow, Beaver
Avenue.
FRESHMAN MEN in NORTH HALLS
watch for announcement of fine oppor
tunity this week.
BALLET TAUGHT by professional
dancer. fernier iroloilit with well known
Ballet Company. Private Imoions evenings.
Clivisea thi u atimmer. Call AD 7-2111.
FOR A SIZZLING Steak and your fatorite
beverage try The College Lunch across
from the bias depot at 149 N. Atherton
st. Telephone reservations appreciated but
not necessary. AD 8-0031.
SUMMER , STORAGE special. Leave your
bicycles. trunks and personal effects
with trt. Shoemaker Bros. Inc. AD 8-051.
COME TO the Newman Club Picnic I Sun
day May 22,
1:30 p.m. Meet at the HUB
parking lot. Tiansportation and refresh
ments-50e.
JUST RELEASED 190 Stst• College
cross indexed directory 13.09 plus tax.
Call Mrs. G. Wagner AD 743811.
TENNIS FANS—expert restringing and
repair Large selection of orlon and gut.
Prompt service. Guaranteed satisfaction.
University Tennis Service, 614 E. Dearer
Ave. after & p.m.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap.
- to* or acrobatic lessons. Professional
School of Dance AD 84073.
197.5 NEW MOON 11.ect. Fully equipped.
College U Trailer Park. AD 14111.
Leaving June U.
Emma
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