The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, August 23, 1960, Image 8

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    PAGE EIGHT
Auto Crash
Kills Coed
Saturday
Betty Jo Cordell, 21-year-old
senior in secondary education
from Everett, was fatally injured
in an automobile accident Satur
day evening on Route 26, five
miles north of that Bedford Coun
ty community.
Miss Cordell suffered a frac
tured skull, broken right arm,
internal injuries and severe shcck
when her ear collided at 7:55 p.m.
with one .driven by William Wig
field, 32, of Everett.
After the crash, Miss Cordell's
car rolled across a field and she
was thrown from it.
She died at 12:20 Sunday morn
ing in the •Bedford County Me
morial Hospital.
Wigfield, his wife and 2-year
old son were injured slightly.
Miss Cordell was driving alone
at the time of Ike accident.
The exact cause of the accident,
which happened in daylight un
der normal weather conditions on
a wide two-lane highway, was un
known. But State Police said they
flacstioned an unidentified driver
of a third car said to have forced
Mi ss Cordell's auto off the high
way where it went out of con
/ nf>i prior to the collision with the
Wigfield car.
A graduate of Everett Southern
high school. Miss Cordell was the
daufthter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cordell, Everett, RD2, and would
have entered her senior year at
the University next month,
Baker Wins Scholarship
Dorothy Baker, senior in chem
istry from Potts Ville, haS been. i I=
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awarde.ll the American Viscose C o .:Perrotta Wins Grant 1 =
scholarship of Fdsoo for the 1960.- Anthony J. Perrota, a masterig -
J academic year. of science degree candidate inF±::
She has a scholastic average of ceramic technology from EriedET -- -..
3.94 and has been previously cited has been awarded the Kaiser
with a Chemistry Achievement ' Aluminum and Chemical Corp.
Award, as an Evan Pugh Scholar,' oration fellowship for the coming
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PENN STATE DECALS Designed for win
dow's, luggage, scrapbooks, and many
other uses.
PENN STATE PADDLES An excellent sou
venir item. Decorate to suit yourself
and your tastes.
PENN STATE MUGS A variety of sizes and
shapes which can be individualized with
P.S.U. seal and your own name.
PENN STATE ASH TRAYS Ceramic fin
' ished trays with the University seal.
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—Collegian Photo by Paul Lowe
VISITORS make trip through blooming University flower gar
dens, which have been popular attractions on weekends.
Curtain Up --
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embattled husband. By Thursday,lE
night this had been corrected. IE I
Arena staging presents many!_
problems to everyone concerned
with a production, but they must lg..
be solved. One of the, problems
which has exisited all season hasig
not been overcome.
Because of the layout of the!=
rehearsal room, which has'a wall •a"
along one side of the playinglg
area, the actors always favor thee -'1
opposite where Max Fischer holds'E
forth. This is carried over to the
playhouse where the performers;ii
favor the patrons in the odd
numbered seats.
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Keeler's has EVERYTHING for the University Student
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
"PETE" The Penn Stale Pup—A loveable
little hound who barks on command.
PENN STATE PLAYING CARDS Single or
double decks with plasticized finish and
seal.
PENN STATE VIEWS A collection of photo
graphs of all the campus highlights.
ALBERT THE AUTOGRAPH HOUND New
est of our collection this little dog has
a shiny coat which can be autographed
by all your friends.
Sp -
Sthe University Book Store
Directly opposite the East Campus Gate
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want ad minded!
Send in your information, name and address
to the Summer Collegian, Box 261, State College
WATCH THE RESULTS 1
Research Expansion..
(Continued from rage five)
from the state, and 14.2 per cent
from industrial and other private
sources.
Osborn notes that research per
sonnel at the University today
does less testing and more funda
mental research. He believes,
therefore, that the research pro
gram has reached a good balance
between fundamental research
and applied "research.
Toda s Answer
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If YOU are
among these people
YOU know it pays
to advertise in the
COLLEGIAN
CLASSIFIEDS
of call UN 5-2531
PLASTIC BOOK COVERS Including covers
from P.S.U. as well as all large colleges
and universities here and abroad: We
also have novelty title covers.
PEANUTS DOLLS Soft rubber dolls in your
favorite characters including Charlie
Brown, Linus, Lucy and others.
PENN STATE PENNANTS Both blue and
white in a wide range of sizes. Pennants
from other schools are also available.
PENN STATE STATIONARY The most com
plete line of Penn State Stationary fea
tures personalized stationary.
OFFICIAL P.S.U. HATS & CANES Either
the straw or cloth style will make some
one happy and proud.
PENN STATE NOTEBOOKS Three ring
leather notebooks with seal.
PORTABLE READING LAMPS, STUDENT DESK
LAMPS, PENS, PENCILS, STUFFED DOLLS,
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1960
Forestry Fund Set-up
For Greene Counteans
A scholarship fund to aid stu
dents from Greene County in
terested in an-education in fores
try, has been donated to the Uni
versity offering an annual stipend
not in excess of tuition.
It will be known as the "James
Clinton Burns Scholarship Fund."
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1958 PALACE NVethfewood Trailer, 2 bed.
rooms and usher. 50' y 10% Call eve•
fling: AI) i• 1 1
_33 at 7:00.
1950 VESPA SCOOTER, snare tire, tool
kit. purse hook. 100 mug—,Tloo. Call
F,vy UN 5-0353 or Al) 8-0100.
FOR RENT
CR A DUATE STUDENTS, uppei elass.men.
comfortable room with running water
and private bath. Colonial Hotel, 123 W.
Nittany Ave. Location central, quietly oper
ated for sleep, rek and etinly, Phone
AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850. Ask for C
.
OPEN STEPTEMBER I,l—Three room
modern furnished efficiency apartlicut.
Private thermostat. Private parking and
entrance. Suitable graduate couple or file
oily. Ceramic tile Sineicer. Clow to campus.
'Phone AD 7-7792 or AD 7-1850.
1 BEDROOM Mobile Iloom with extra
sofa bed. $6O per month. Apply 121
Hilltop Trailer lark.
TWO ROOM unfurnished aparttoont, ono
block front campus. Visit 121 South
Burrowes. Available immediately.
DOUBLE AND half-doubles, central loca
tion. Parking. Rensonable rates. Call
AD 7-7000 or EL 5-4392.
APARTMENT FOR RENT four roomi,
bath, heat, water, refrigerator and elec
tric stove. For details rail 1W f,-f,‘045 after
3 p.m.
HALF OF A DOUBLE room for rent for
fall in family home with private bath
and entrance. Free parking. AD li-91189.
MODERN, FLTRNISHED, efficiency apart
ment, 3 miles from State College.
able now for niarricd couple only. Large
lawn and laundry room. Three rooms;
secluded wooded area. Call Chocks Suhoda
at 110 6-6619 after G P.m.
AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 choice, modern,
furnished efficiency mut ruent, central.
Parking. Call AD 7.779.2 or AD . 7-4550.
VOR RENT IMMEDIATELY! Three Ellt.
dent anti.... for men oniy. Parking avail
able. Call AD 8-6438.
WANTED
POSITION AVAILABLE In 511111i1 U.S.
owned hotel chain for g . raduate Hotel
Adm. student. $2OO monthly (tax free',
room and hoard, transportation, two year
contract. Write V. H. JocolAton, Gran
Hotel. Managua, Nicaragua.