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Annuity Plan
Offered To
Personnel
An annuity plan designed to
provide supplementary re
tirement payments was of
fered to all full-time Univer
sity personnel yesterday.
The employee accepting the
plan contracts directty with the
insurance company for this an
nuity, while the University makes
the authorized salary deduction
each month.
According to McKay Donkin,
vice piesident for finance, the
University does not contribute to
the plan. However, he explained,
annuity payments are tax-de
ferred under the Fedeial Techni
cal Amendments Act of 1958.
In determining the maximum
deduction according to a formula,
an employee drawing an annual
salary of $6OOO could set aside up
to $lOOO a year. However, the for
mula determined amount cou'
not exceed 20 per cent of the ew
ployee's total salary for that yea]
Donkin said that the plan
now in effect at 26 colleges al
univeisitie , „ including the Un
versa.) , of Pennsylvania.
The purchase of additional pr
tection under this plan will n
affect the benefits currently a
ming to employees through ot,
er pogroms,
Four Coeds Named
Army ROTC Queens
Four coeds were named Arm
ROTC queens and commissions
as Honorary Colonels of the Arm
recently.
The coeds commlsAoned '
Col. Ellis B Richie, professor
military science and tactics, a
Rebecca Madden, sophomore
liberal arts horn Fairless Hill
Cynthia Hawkins, sophomore
education from Pittsburgh; S
san Furminger, sopholnore
home economics from Washin;
ton, D.C.; and Lynn Marv(
sophomore in liberal arts fro;
Northfield, N.J.
The coeds will play an acti
part in ROTC Brigade affairs.
3 Lecturers
Engaged For
Grad Series
An economist, a philosopher
and an art historian have been
engaged to speak at the Graduate
Lecture Series for next year.
On Oct. 18, Roy Blough, econo
mist at Columbia, will give the
first lecture. Herbert Feigel, phil
osopher and professor from the
University of Minnesota, will de
liver the second talk of the series
on Nov. 3. Art historian from Bar
yard, James Ackerman, will pre
'
sent the next scheduled speech on
Feb. 21.
According to Dr. Joseph Brit
ton, committee chairman, these
speakers are only the ones con
tracted for the first part of the
year; other speakers will be an
nounced when the final contracts
are made.
The lectures, open to the pub
lic, are held in 121 Sparks at 8
p.m.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Grant to BusAd
Will Assist Faculty
A $lOOO grant from the Price
Waterhouse Foundation to the
College of Business Administra
tion will be used to assist facul
ty members in their graduate
study in acounting.
Similar grants by the founda
tion have been awarded to the
University yearly since 195'7, and
four faculty members have been
assisted in their doctoral study.
The funds are used for traveling
expenses to the schools where
they are working and for similar
,expenses connected with their
!graduate study.
Chess Club to Sponsor
Contest on Mall Today
Do your play chess? If so, you
may challenge the members of
the Chess Club this afternoon to
a match on the Mall.
Tables will be set up there and
six members of the Chess Club
'will take on as many challengers
as they can accommodate with
chess sets.
Winners will receive free club
,memberships for next . year.
.
Penn Stale Sports Car Club
Gymkhana
Sunday, May 22 Erie Technical Ceramics
1:30 p.m. West g
s L t o a t toe I Co ti ge le
On Rt. 45
+ CLASSIFIEDS +
FOR SALE
VERY NICE House Troller in Branch Road
Trailer Park ; extras, private owner.
E 1350 or beet offer. James Noll, RD 1,
Box 424.
ANDERSON MOBILE Home lemons for
quality of construction: 86 ft., 1 bed
room, child's bedroom built on side, large
livingroom, other extras AD 7-7718.
1966 PACEMAKER, one bedroom, full
bath, large }arch Call All 7-2614 or
AD 7-7137 after 6.
CLASSIC GUITAR—Goya imported. Pur
chased Easter 'with caec $lO6. Beet offer
accepted. Larry AD 0-b122 after 3 p.m.
K k E Doric Conner drawing set and
Bice 44 White formal dinner jacket, worn
once. AD 74172.
1952 ROYAL HOUSE Trailer, good con
dition, adjacent room available, price
reasonable. 21 Woodsdale Park,
CAR RADIO—ES For !AGA, one month
old. Flue $5O State College ealee tax,
total $56 istill a bargain). Contact Itony
AD 7-492 R.
VERY MODERN 40 ft. House Trailer
Eye level oven built in range, large G.E
magnetic refrigerator, etc. AD 04958.
ENGLISH RACER in terrible condition.
MA or else to highest bidder. Help
me get rid of it. Call Ruddy UN 5-6961.
ARE YOU out of State? •Ha Romeo with
only 6000 kilometers, illegal in Penn
syl% ania, 40% off. Call between 8 and 6.
AD 7-2501.
COMPLETE SET of golf clubs, good con
dition. Inquire at Golf Shop.
WANTED TO BUY
!USED SPORTS car, preferably T-bird or
Corvette. Call Howie UN 6-5652.
LOST
GOLD NAME plate necklace paying Bar.
bara—lact Thursday, May 12. Senti
mental value. Please call Barbara UN
5-6829.
MEN'S PAIR OF dart , rimmed glasses in
light brown case, A llentown doctor's
name on case. Call Dick AD 7-4932. Re
ward.
SATURDAY May Bth Iparenta weekend)
a..11A, inch gold link bracelet, sentimental
salve. Reward. Please return to HUB
office. A mother.
ONE GOLD charm bracelet, keys of unt-
versity organizations. Initiated either
L.B.D. or D. M. A. Call UN 6.5339. Re.
ward.
DID YOU FIND a K & E Slide Rule In
315 Willard between 2 and 4:110. It so,
call Charles Booth UN 54238.
DIETZEN SLIDE RULE In HUB. Re
ward. Call AD 8409, Stan.
WANTED
WANTED VETERAN or grad student to
share comfortable apartment for sum
mer. Con‘enlent to campus. Call AD
8-1513.
PASSENGER TO Sacramento, Calif. or
along route. Call AD 8,8228.
COOK FOR fraternity for fall remeater
Call caterer AD 7-4957.
hillE BICYCLE that was taken from the
rear of Patterson (re Wednesday's Col
legian) between 2 and 3:30 p.m. Motway,
May 16 was a 1959 Western Flyer, maroon
with white trim, having a generator and
rear light (front light missing), odometer
on front wheel, duel baskets and hand
brakes. Serial No. C 17064 (on frame be
low rear axle). LW reward for information
leading to its return. Frank Banker AD
7-4677.
PHOTOGRAPHER FOR Summer Colle
gbm. Darkroom experience necessary.
Work Monday and Thursday evenings
June 13 to September 1. Remuneration.
Apply to Editor, Collegian office, Carnegie,
UN 6-2531 after 4 p.m. daily.
RIDE WANTED to Los Angeles—leaving
June 13. Call Rich AD 8-1363.
THESIS MULTILITHING and typing
duplimata for Bale. Reasonable. Call
AD 8-0774 after B p m.
DISHWASHER FOR lunch and dinner
Monday through Sunday except Sunday
evenings. Call caterer at AD 7-4332.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS AVAILABLE for Commencement.
Call Mrs. Cog. AD 7-4250.
FOR RENT
TWO ROOM apartment in private home.
Reduced rate for summer occupancy
only. Call AD 8-001 for details.
TWO BEDROOM 42 ft. Mobile Home,
equipped with automatic washer, patio,
awning, TV antenna. Call AD 7-7767.
COMFORTABLE BASEMENT room with
bathroom suitable for students or work
ing People. Available now. Convenient
location. AD 8-9609.
DOUBLE ROOM with board for fall.
Single and double rooms for summer
sesions. 243 S. Pugh.
FURNISHED EFFIeIENCY apartment,
private bath, 2 blocks from eampna.
Available June I. Call AD 8-672? and
AD S-6264.
FURNISHED HOUSE' including automatic
dishwasher; for the summer. Perfect for
four students. Call AD 8-1417.
SUR-LEASE Apartment. Available June 5
to Aug• 6; very nice but inexpensive.
Call John AD 5-1E55.
SATURDAY. MAY 21. 1960
FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE and double rooms
available for summer sessions. Quiet
study environment assured. Convenient
location. Call AD 8-1390.
RENT FREE for 1 year-4 room hunter's
cabin on estate adjoining University
farm. No conveniences—you'll base to fix
it up. That's why the free rent. Call AD
8-6660.
TWO SMALL furnished apartments avail
able Sept. 1 near campus. Graduate multi
students preferred. Phone AD 7-2666.
BOYS—ROOMS with kitchen privileges.
Reservations being taken now for sum..
mer starting In June. Inquire Harmony
Shop.
METZGER APARTMENT for summer, 3-
man utility apartment (furnished). Make
summer school exciting. Call Al) 11-2332.
1966 87 FT. TRAILER for summer months
$45 monthly. Hilltop Trailer Park, Lot
No. 17.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY school emploNeo
wishes to rent two bedroom housetrailer
for the three summer months to be parked
at Williamsport, Pa. Please contact R. S.
Asby, 109 N. 3rd St., Philipsburg or cull
Dickens 2-0361 or lava Grego' at UN
5-2896.
TWO BEDROOM summer apartment, fur.
nished at 216 W. Foster. Call Dave
Ruppert AD 7-4957 Mon. thru. Fri.
2 BEDROOM furnished apattment above
Lobster House. Available June 15 or
July 1 until Sept. 1, 1960. Suitable for I
or 4 students. $lOO per month. Call AD
8-8500.
ONE BEDROOM apartment R%ailable July
1. Vaughn litttany apartments, Corner
of Pugh and Bradley. Includes large state,
refrigerator, heat, water, trash and gar..
bage, $80.33 per month. Call AD 7-7768.
SUMMER APARTMENT for two. Four
rooms Including large Ihingroom and
kitchen. Call Al or Neal AD 7-4265..
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate sio.,
commodationa with private bnth or run.
ning water. Colonial Hotel, 128 W. Nlttang
Ave., State College. AD 1-4880 or AD
7-7792.
MODERN APARTMENT for married grad
student or faculty: sub-let for summer.
May be seen by appointment. AD 7-3298.
FOR RENT—two double rooms for male
students: private bath, own telephone,
private entrance, free parking; three blocks
from campus. June • September. Call
AD 9-0308.
ROOMS AVAILABLE for Commencement.
Call Mrs. Cox, AD 7.4850.
800
ROOM & BOARD
MAKE RESERVATIONS for fall semester
at Marilyn Hall. 817 E. Beaver. Reser.
vations also being taken for all summer
sessions. Rooms without board mailable.
220-B S. Allen Street. Ask for Mrs. Petrie.
key at 817 E. Beaver.
MISCELLANEOUS
YOU ASKED FOR IT! Friday. May 13, I
watched from top floor Willard chile a
guy swiped my bike. You can return it to
HUB rack or explain it to Campus Copy
next time I spot you on campus.
MEN—Summer job: excellent opportunity
selling service. Holland Furnace Co. of
Lewistown seeks 5 men for Centre County
area. Undergraduates have earned lip tO
$2OOO. in three months period. Call Lewis
town 8-2862 or come to 125 Spruce St.
for interview.
PENN STATE Sports Car Club rally Sat.
May 21, at 6:30 in the HUB parking lot.
PENN STATE Sports Car Club Cymkhana
Sunday May 22 at 1:30 p.m. on the Eris
Technical Ceramics parking lot, 1 mils
west of State College on Rt. 45.
ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE groomn I
Bring your bride home to "A Beetle"
(1957 32 ft. Mobile Home). Price eut.
Call AD 8-1707.
FRESHMAN MEN In NORTH HALLS
watch for announcement of fine oppor.
tunity this week.
BALLET TAUGHT by proteissional
dancer, former soloist with well known
Ballet Company. Private lessons evenings.
Classes thru summer. Call AD 7-2411.
FOR A SIZZLING Steak and your favorite
beverage try The College Lunch across
from the bus depot at 149 N. Atherton
St. Telephone reservation, appreciated but
not necessary. AD 8-0031.
COME TO the Newman Club Picnic! Sun
day May 22, 1:30 p.m. Meet at the HUH
parking lot. Transportation and refresh.
ments-50c.
JUST RELEASED 1960 State College
cross indexed dircetory $3.00 plus tax.
Call Mrs. G. Wagner AD 7-3388.
TENNIS FANS—expert restringing and
repair. Large selection of nylon and gut.
Prompt service. Guaranteed 'satisfaction.
University Tennis Service. 514 E. Beaver
Ave. after 5 p.m.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tan,
toe or acrobatic lessons. Professions')
School of Dance. AD 8-107 S.
1956 NEW MOON 41x8. Pally eeuinneil.
College U Trailer Park. AD 8-2088.
Leaving June 25.
HELP WANTED
MARRIED COUPLE with no children to
help in private home. Separate furnished
apartment provided in addition to meal.
and salary wife to help with housework.
Opportunity for additional income for hus
band in apart time. AD 7-3103.