The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 04, 1960, Image 8

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Prof Discusses-
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definitely ahead of the Russians,”
Chisman said.
In discussing the Quemoy-Ma
tsu issue, he said that it is 'strict
ly a military matter.” The prob
lem involved is a question of mil
itary strategy, concerning the po
sition of the two islands, Chisman
said.
"Whether or not the islands
should be defended is not the
policy making decision of presi
dential candidates, Chisman said,
“but rather the military decision
of an area commander.”
Nittany Dell
home of delicious sandwiches
LOX and BAGELS
SERVED SUNDAY TILL 2 P.M.
across from girls dorms
362 Shortlidge Rd.
FREE PARKING IN REAR
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IBM wifi Interview November 10 &11 ““ TH®
Davis to Speak at HUB
Dr. James M. Davis, director of
the International Center at the
University of Michigan, will speak
at the meeting of Foreign Student
Advisors at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 12 in
the Hetzel Union assembly room.
He will discuss "The Cultural
Significance of East-West Ex
change.”
POLLOCK AREA HOP
FRIDAY, NOV. 4
8:30-12:00
EVERYONE WELCOME
(INCLUDING MARYLAND VISITORS)
WOMEN ADMITTED FREE
FOR FIRST HALF HOUR
Music by the
BILL BAILEY COMBO
•
OUR STANDARDS ARE
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
SGA Opposes—
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on the referendum valid. A sim
ple majority could repeal the
law.
However, Assembly could again
vote on the law and, if passed by
three-fourths of the constitutional
membership (42), it would become
valid over the veto of the stu
dent body.
We would like to talk to you if you will be . .ng a
bachelor’s or advanced degree in engineering, sci
ence, mathematics, economics, or business admin
istration. IBM will interview on your campus soon.
See your Placement Director for additional Informa
tion and to arrange an appointment. Or, if you prefer,
please write:
Mr. S. F. Davis, Branch Manager, IBM Corporation,
206 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa., JO 7-5181
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FOR SALE
DORM’ cONTRAcf for Pollock C. Call
UN 6-4083.
TWO TICKETS for Maryland game 46-
yard line in front of press box. Call
Dick UN 6-7995.
TWO MARYLAND game tickets. Call
UN 6-6901.
1969 REMBRANDT Trailer 43x10, two
bedrooms, front kitchen, full bath,
wrought iron porch, patio awning includ
ing patio furniture and TV areial, Park
Forest. Phone AD 7-2819. ,
FRESH CIDER. No preservatives added.
Truck at Freezer Fresh, Dale Summit
on Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon
and evening. Bring jugs. Phone HA 2-
8342.
RECORD CABINETS for music minders.
Many sizes, styles and models in beau
tiful finishes. Priced from 117.96. 6 r /c
eas and carry, convenient terms. O. W.
Houts and Son, State College, Pa.
1952 FORD convertible, R&H, new top,
new tires, good condition. Contact Bill
UN 5-8167.
1954 CHEVROLET. Recently overhauled,
62,000 miles, new battery, muffler, tail
pipe, current Ptnna. inspection. Asking
$350. MAin 6-5435.
’63 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook, excellent con
dition : radio, heater and overdrive.
Needs seatcovers. Call UN 5-2953 or UN
5-7648 before 5 p.tn.
*63 CHEVROLET, radio, heater, automatic,
very good tires, excellent running con
dition. Must sacrifice. Ed Sigal AD 8-3129.
HIGH, TOO
receivi
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1960
FOR SALE
TRAILER 27’, excellent condition. Ideal
for married couple desiring low cost
housing, comfortable living. Call AD 7-
7994.
STOP LOOKING for that gift—O. W.
Houts and Son have thousands of gift
items that would please any friend, sister,
brothel, mother or father for any gift
giving occasion. 6% cash and carry dis
count. Shop the base gift wares dept.,
and save, O. W, Houts and Son, State
College, Pa. f
HOUSE TRAlLER—immediate possession,
includes all modern conveniences in
cluding Television. Call _AD 8-D644. Perfect
way to avoid high rentals.
USED'TELEVISION sets. 17” - 21”, table
and floor models. Burn's TV. AD 7-3962.
FOR RENT
APARTMENT, three bedroom duplex, 732
East Foster Ave. Rent $95 month. Ten
ant pays heat, water, sewer, garbage and
trash. Stove and refrigerator. Available
Feb. 1, 1961. Call AD 8-8500.
DOUBLE AND one-half single room for
students, 433 W. Beaver Ave. Phone
AD 7-4147.
TRAILER FOR RENT, 2 bedrooms. 322
North Penn State Trailer Park M B’\
Apply Trailer 4 or 10. _____
FURNISHED ,2-ROOM Apartment, cen-
trally located. Available on, or about
Feb. 1, 1961. Call AD 7-7792 or AD 8-6254.
ROOMS FOR Rent—Comfortable weekend
accommodations for PARENTS and
FRIENDS. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany
Ave. Telephone AD 7*7792 or AD 7-4850,
ask for Mrs. Cox.
MEN STUDENTS; One vacancy in fur
nished apartment 'for two —$39 each
month; including everything. Call AC
8-1409 after 3:30 p.m.
HELP WANTED
WAITER DISHWASHER lunch dinner
furnished, no Sunday meals,
caterer, Alpha Rho Chi. AD 7-4232.
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Contact caterer.
Phi Mu Delta, AD 8-2-173.
DISHWASHERS AND Waiters. Phi Sigma
Delta. Call Bruce Edelson AD 7-4409.
PART TIME WORK—college student*
(male only) evenings and Saturdays. Call
Mr. Rogers between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
AD 8-2051. Salary $45 a week.
WANTED
PROOFREADER FOR Collegian, two
nights a week. See John Black in .Col
legian office or call AD 8-2761.
WANTED," UR^NT~‘lti ; de“ to~NYC «r
vicinity for two, Tuesday, Nov. 22. Call
Sky UN 5-2310.
WANTED 15 CENTS' on Monday for . the
“Penn State Countryman” on campus or
the Nittany Newsstand. Especially for the
outrof-doors man. Special introductory
price while they last.
RIDE TO Syracuse, Ithica or Elmira for
two anytime Thursday or Friday, Nov.
10. 11.-Call UN 0-8223.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for waiter's job.
Call AD 7-1070.
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Call caterer
AD 7-2161.
LOST
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TWO BLACK Berets along College Ave,
between South Allen and South Halls
or Pollock Dorms. Call AD 8-3162.
TAN WALLET between Alpha Gamma
Rho and Patterson. Keep money and
return cards. Phone AD 8-0066.
LOST—SIGMA DELTA TAU sorority pin
around Pollock area. Call UN 6-8700,
Linda.
LEATHER JACKET at Theta Delta Chi
Friday night. Have yours. Call Diane
UN 6-4955.
SET OF diamond rings, Beaver Stadium
parking area. Call Virginia Forsythe
AD 7-2134.
LOST: BAND’S Microphone stand behind
Delta Phi Saturday night. We need
it. Reward. Call AD 7-8309.
GREEN CORDUROY stadium coat; lost
outside 312 Boucke on Saturday. Cell
UN 6-8527 or return to finding place.
SILVER .J.D. Bracelet. Jim Inscribed on
front. Call Jim Sloane UN 6-6713.
FOUND
FOUND PAIR OF black leather gloves in
Boucke Building. Phone AD 8-9677 and
pay for «d.
MISCELLANEOUS
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WATCH FOR the Ying Yang Band,
parade thru the dorm areas Saturday
before Maryland game. Lick 'em Lionel
;Show the team we’re behind them.
URGENT RIDE needed to Washington,
D.C. Friday after 3:00. Call Arlene Kir
son UN 5-7-190.
PR: SORRY CANNOT buy candy for you
this weekend. ’’The Countryman” swings
on campus on Monday. Only 15 cents! Bet
ter bargain! WT.
IS YOUR VISION getting worse year
after year? A new method makes it
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SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Jam Sessions Qur
Specialty. The STATESMEN now Avail
able nt reasonable rates. Call Craur Ycrkea
AD 7-4928. '
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candy this weekend.
I want to sen the “Countryman" on
Monday too! (let it on campus or the
Nittnny Newsstand. Only i 5 cents? Great!
PR.
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