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WORK CONTINUES at a rapid pace on the Hammon
few areas for use during the fall semester:
32 Faculty Members
Receive Promotions
Twenty-four associate professors at the University have
been promoted to the rank of professor and eight faculty
members in the department of agricultural and home eco
nomics extension were also promoted.
Promotions announced today, all effective July 1, include
Associate Professor lo Profes
sol
Lloyd E. Adams, entomology
extension; George P. Barron. an
imal. nutrition; James B. Barton,
mathematics; Samuel P. Bayard.
English composition; Emory J.
Brown rural sociology; William
Butz,T. agricultural economics:
Henry H. Chisman, forestry: Nor
man G. Deno, chemistry; Charles
C. Di!Ho, mechanical engineer
ing.
Robert F. Gentry, veterinary
science; Clifford B. Hol+, Jr..
electrical engineering; Charles
L. Hosier, meteorology; Fred
erick A. Hughes, agricultural
economics extension; William
F. Johnstone, agricultural eco-
Jackson Writes Article
For Psychology Journal
Dr. Douglas N. Jackson, Jr.,
assistant professor of psychology
has written an article. "Stylistic
Response Determinents in the
California Psychological Inven
tory," which appears in the cur
rent issue of - Educational and
P,;ychological Measurement."
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nomics extension; Joseph Jor
dan,
chemistry; Leonard Knee- '
bone, botany and plant path
ology.
Arthur. 0. Lewis, Jr., English
literature; M. Frank Mailette, ag
ricultural and biological chemis
try; Howard B. Palmer, fuel tech
nolog_-; Philip S. Skeil, chemis
try; Kenneth R. Stamp, agricul
tural economics extension; Carl
Voltz, electrical engineering:
Thomas Wartik, chemistry; and
Harry D. Zook, chemistry and as
sistant head of the department of
chemistry.
Extension personnel promoted
are:
•Associate Extension Home
Economist to Extension Home
Economist: Urania Belle Linn.
Assistant County agricultural
Agent to Associate County Agri
cultural Agent: John E. Brockett,
Jr.; John E. Creighton. Jr.; H.
Theodore Dußois; Willard B.
Krisher: William H. Lazar, Jr.;
and Orville A. Yoder.
Assistant Extension Home
Economist to Associate Extension
Home Economist: Alexandra M.
Eaton.
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Faculty Artists
Exhibit Works
Four members of the art fac
ulty at the University ate exhib
iting paintings in the 25th annual
Midyear Show being held at the
Butler Institute of American Art,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Hobson Pittman is represented
by an oil painting and Chen Chi
by a watercolor. Both are visit
ing staff members, Pittman from
Philadelphia and Chen from New
York.
The resident staff is repre
sented by Edwin NV. Zolier and
Stuart H. Frost, Born are show
ing oils*.
Frost's painting "Symmetrical
Still Life" was purchased for the
Permanent Collection by the
"Friends of the Amerinn Art."
Pittman and Chen are repre
sented in the Institute's perma
nent collection from previous pur
chases.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME
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Seabee Profs
Promote Unit
For Area Men
Two assistant. professors at the
University who are former Naval
officers are trying to form a See
be reserve construction battalion
in this area.
Allen F. Dill and Gifford H.l
Albright are asking anyone inter-i
ested in The formation of a See-I
bee reserve unit to contact them
at UN 5-6391 during the day or
at AD 8-0363 in the evening or by
mail at P.O. Box 675, State Col
lege.
Former Seehe2s, Naval. reser
vists or ex-Navy men, who are
now engaged in construction-type
activities, would be eligible to
join or transfer to the proposed
new unit, Dill said.
' At least three officer; and 20
enlisted men are needed for the
formation of the battalion, •he
It would he a paying unit.
meeting one night •a week or one
weekend a month, whichever
inlan was most acceptable. Train
ing would also include a two
!week summer program. Construc
tion ratings would hold true in
!the outfit, he said.
If formed, it would prolyibly be
for
initially out of Altoona
lor Williamsport, Dill said.
Mather Will Resume'-.'
Sunday School Lessons
Dr. William G. Mather, head
of the department of sociology
and anthropology, will resume his
Sunday morning broadcasts of
discussions of the International
Sunday School Lesson this week.
The broadcasts, which he orig
inated in 1953 to provide t:Nach
, ers and others with background
information on the It.wit of the"
day, are broadcast between 8:05
a.m. and 8:20 a.m. by Radio Sta
tion WMAJ.
-EXTRA
BUGS BUNNY CARTOON
FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1960
Grad Student Dies
in 2-Car Collision
David 0. Reed, 39-year old
graduate student from Erie, was
killed in a two-car collision Sun
day night seven miles south of
Erie.
Kirk Dillon, infant son cf Mrs.
Stanley Dillon of McKean, pas
senger in Reed's ear, was also
killed in the head-on erbsh on
Rt. 19 between Erie and Water
ford.
Mrs. Dilion and three other
children, Denise Dillon, 5, La
vonne Dillon, 4, and Jack Dillon,
3, were injured.
Reed was returning to the Uni
versity. The Dillon family was
traveling with him to visit Mrs.
Dillon's parents in Julian.
ROUTE 5I BETWEEN
STATE COLLECE and BELLEFONTE
Slarlile Drive-In Theatre
Tonight & Saturday
"THE APARTMENT"
Jack Lemmon and
Shirley MacLaine
Also
"KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO"
Robert Taylor
Cinema Scope and Color
Plus 3rd Feature
"CHECK POINT"
and Cartoon
Begins Sunday - Tuesday
2 FIRST AREA SHOWING
"PARATROOP COMMAND"
Richard Baltalyan
Jack Hagan
"SUBMARINE SEAHAWK"
John Bentley and
Brett Halsey
Plus Another Hit
"A WOMAN LIKE SATAN"
Brigitte Bardot and
Antonio Vilar
Plus Cartoon
Starts Wed., Jerry Lewis
as
Aug. 24 "The Bellboy"