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Players to Present
Final Performance
The Penn State Players will
present their final performance
of Peter Ustinov's "Romanoff and
Juliett" at 8 p.m. tonight and to
morrow at Center Stage.
Directed by Warren Smith, as
sociate professor of theatre arts,
the play mixes a love affair with
international politics in a satire
on Russian-American relations.
Tickets for both performances
can be obtained at the Hetzel
Union desk today and tomorrow.
The next Player show, "Sum
mer and Smoke," by Tennessee
Williams; will open Dec. 2 for a
six weekend run at Center Stage.
The University has the only
Mineral Industries Art Gallery in
the world. It was established in
1930.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
PRES!! MFR. No moservatives added.
Mirk W ErverAT Pr, li, Dale Summit,
on t.,f y Sunday 11 it ell)0(oll
11111 i l'Ve lig. Bring jugs. Phone HA
2-1112.
TIcKET 'FL) Pitt e.iitne, 41)-yard line. Cali
Pete AI) i-1-9:132.
DORM CONTRACT for Pollock C. UN
WEIWING I)ltlstiti , ,i•r.t. 10, Chantilly lact,,
8:11 ill Irvin With 1, 0 Ny, !weer used. !ten
conuble. fall 'Fed IIN
DORNI CONTRACT. Citil Duve UN 5-4681
VOLKSWAGEN convertible, good
condition , — V;50.00, 110 fi-6329.
(MO.'S BICYCLE. used. Call UN 5-1384
ask t. , % . Attn.
'FIT KEY DINNEItti, Saturday
5-7 p.m. Uphill Church of Christ
lionlshorg. Sl.tin and children ire.
1958 FOR D V-8, rttrinilaril toa t)871) 1011
good lino , and radio. Itothonalde. Al)
R-9071 ::ftcr n o'clock.
PERSONS NV IST] INO to purcluttie engage-
invnt ring• or other diamond jewelry
xvrite liox tli3, State College, Po. Specify
interest. Discount offered.
G FIGURE ICE Skates, excellent
condition, 07.0.; G & ti. $lO.OO elicit. Call
Judy UN 6-511104.
FOR RENT
FOUR ROO rA furnished aunt tment with
private entrance. Locatett On north side
of C/1111),I1N, suitable for a couple or stu=
dent. Al) 7-721tt.
FURNISH ED EFFICIENCY apart ment
!Mihail(' for couple. Parking facilities.
Avniluble Feb. I. Phone AD 7-7792 01
Al) h..22a3.
MODKIIN SPACIOUS furnished
1111`11i, illllll . ol/111, ill new building
adjacent t , ) College Township school. Avail•
:ile Dee. 1. Just fi minutes drive . from
downtown State College on 4 lane high
way. Everything Provided. you lived curly
ymir conking utenAs mid ihwris; ample
fluset and storage space. Quiet neighbor
hood in country setting. Enjoy e 1054.,
friendly tenant owner relationship. Phone
AD 7.20:)8.
CLEAN' PLEASANT r,,UM9
N ISt ED OR lint ornii•died ruonis ;
Loth heal, miter and electricity f ur
nkheil. Phone AD 8-9195. •
ONE BEDROOM Trailer at Hilltop, lots
elo:'..ets. Phone -AI) 7-7111111.
APA lam ENT for rent
FA4HIONABI.I
1111Ni-16511e.! hut sums furniture avail
able. Aen ila tile NOW. Desirably located
nli.n e Ethel )I,ierve'tl fully equipped
efficiency kitchen, liaints rams, tile bath
room and bra room. Ma mind couple or two
preferred but will interview , older
en. For NU details call Al) S-'2..Sfa.
RENT THREE ROOMS and bath within
ualLing tliulance of campus. occupancy
Dec. I. Call UN 5-511.1, UN 5-71150 or
AI) 5-ss4u.
MEN STUDENTS
One vacancy in fur
nishett apartment for two—:39 earl'
month including everything. Call AE
8-1109 after 3 :30 p.m
MATH IC CA RD, ('hem breakage. meal
ticket, and black ghasw•u. Kayo 'UN
WONIA'N'S GLASSES in void came, beiKe
min. , . lt.•a•nnl. AI) ri-3:',02
NAVY IWYCOAT 5 outside MO
Osmond. Swap for coal left before'
Tbanksuivinw. Cnll Ann UN 5-4197.
FOUND
ON E 135-1.11. Rathskeller sign found in
vayant lot. Slap in and nee it at 'rhe
Skel ler
WANTED
IVII.I. DO typing, thesis or non-thesis
91 IVoxukdnh• Pw rk. Al) 8-1,677.
DEspFRATK! RIDE WANT ED to N.Y.
01. 1..1. Monday evo of lor S or Tuesday
morning. Call UN 5.2327.
num WANTED to main line or renter
l'hiln. early TAIMIIIY afternoon. Menne
call SIN 5-11;16. Thank you.
RIDERS VOR taNi to Lewistown, kitting
110011. Nov. 22. Contact Artie ITN 5-7175.
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ONE WA ITEIt for A FAN. Work for lunch.
!nipper -- get breakfast free. Call for
more in for nation. Ira All 7-2941.
HELP WANTED
CODA OPPORTUNITY for waiter's job.
Cull Al) 7-1979.
KITCHEN HELP Ilethied nt Kappa Sigma.
Cull Huh McLaughlin AD 8.04(14.
PART TIME WORK- college students
(male - only) meninga and Saturdays. Call
Mr. Rogers between 9 R.lll. and 2 p.m
AD 8-2051. Salary $45 a wetk.
Pleasantly Mild Weathe
Little change in the weather is
expected for the next few days.
A storm system that is just
moving inland from the Pacific
onto the West coast of Canada
may bring cloudiness and perci
pitation to this area by Sunday
afternoon.
The local forecast indicates a
continuation of the sunny and
The
Stan Barton Quartet
invites
YOU
10
BILL'S
tonight
for
Dancing, soft music and
a pleasant evening
Enjoy life the best way—
an evening at BILL's
238 W. COLLEGE AVE.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
JACK SAVED HIS COMPANY $lO,OOO
ON HIS FIRST ASSIGNMENT
While Jack Trabert was in college he had
some definite career ideas. He knew what he
wanted—a job with a payoff for good judgment
and hard work.
With a B.S. in Business Administration from
the University of Nebraska, Jack knew he could
look in many directions. And he did. He talked
to 20 companies. And then in August, 1957,
joined Northwestern Bell, in Omaha, Nebraska.
His chance to show what he could do was
not long in coming. On his first assignment Jack
came up with answers that made it possible to
handle long distance calls made at night in the
Omaha area with less force and equipment than
was needed under the old system. This resulted
in a $lO,OOO annual saving.
Next, Jack worked on a training and devel-
Will Continue Today
mild weather today. The maxi
mum temperature will be near 53
degrees.
Mostly cloudy and cool weather
is predicted for tonight and a
low of 36 is expected.
Tomorrow should be partly,
breezy and cool with a high tem
perature of 50 degrees.
LICK 'EM , LIONS
Free Lollipops To All Girls Attending the
WEST HALLS RECORD HOP
on Friday Night
Free Admission To All GIRLS From 8:00 to 8:30
Time: 8:00-12:30 Place: Waring Lounge
"Our number one aim is to have in all
management jobs the most vital, intel
ligent, positive and imaginative men
we can possibly find."
FREDERICK R. KAPFKL, President
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
,Two Delegates Chosen
Gerald Logue, junior In engi
neering science from Parker, and
Richard Westrick, sophomore in
electrical engineering from Allen
town, have been named co-chair
men for the All-University Career
Day, Stephen Brown, chairman of
Inter-College Council Board, said
yesterday.
opment program for "mark sensing"—a new
method for mechanized processing of long dis
tance charges.
Today, Jack has an important role in plan
ning and developing telephone facilities to keep
pace with Omaha's ever-increasing need for long
distance services.
Jack puts it this way—"lf a guy can keep
his average up, there are places to go in this
outfit. A man doesn't have to wait around for
opportunity to knock—he has all he can handle
right from the start."
If you want a job in which you're given a chance
to show your stuff, and held strictly accountable for
your decisions, right from the start—then you'll
want to visit your Placement Office for literature
and additional information.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1960
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