The Highacres collegian. (Hazleton, PA) 1956-????, April 18, 1958, Image 10

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    # . I2I . IACRES COLLEGIAN
LIBRARY NOTES
The HIGHACRES LIBRARY has received its
firet donation to its catalog of fine
books Previously secured only through
Uutversity funds, T he dohati°n was
present of Harold Rowland who ran
a 7.lbrarY in the Traders Bank Building
ii Ha'leton. The donation consisted of
books, including all fields
ca ,, alogned. Of particular interest may
be 'whe fact that of these 195 hooka,
a z e fiction, widely increasing both
ihe quantity and quality of books for
geaeral reading pleasure of the student
Did you know the library has these? In this exclusive interview, the edi—
he story tors of the Collegian hope to present
you a background story of a typical
Highacres student.
of *hat hap Pens to the men who get
"clobbered" in Korea. The story of the
average American boy, of his thoughts,
his buddies, his enemies, and of the
curious little war which all were sent
out to fight.
The Woman With The Whip, Maria Flores'
The biography of the most hated, worshiped,
glamorous, and powerful woman in South
America in the person of Eva Peron. The
story of her rise from a grimy pueblo
to one of power in which less than a
year before her death her nomination for
Vice—President was sought.
The Bible As History, Werner Keller.
An archaeologioal and science adventure
4'{Y) years into the past revealing the
Binle as a true chraaiole of history
containing mysteries and miracles which
remain miraculously true even today.
joLe,,uchantol TveningNi Deems Taylor.
ktorg Rodger and Hammerstein, the
men wno nave given us many popular
songs down through the years, Two extra—
ordinary persons who introduced to the
world such wonderful showq as South Pacific,
Oklahoma, 020 The An- and t The 'book
is written ..v.vEIL 6 ,...,0i 4. public, since
it not only contains the story of two men,
Art LingouskY
but the story of their =Bid) MUMtie
which has touched all of us and added
to our enjoyment of life.
Fishin
SaHii - the fishing season is now in full
swing, two books which should do all
fishermen a good turn are flz:Rod
Casting, by J.Z16 , 11i Leonard and - Taw , i.al.
Fresh Water Fishing Baits, by Vlad
"Evanoff. If these dons t give you some
tips on how to catch fish, you had bett
give up the sport and turn to something
easy, like knitting socks.
********** * * * * * * * * *
IRO IS THE STUDENT?
"My name is Artie Lightfingers. Before
coming to this institution of higher
learning I indulged in any activities
a few . of which I will relate to you
now,
I was once part owner of a publishing
house s I mean bookmaking firm. They
were the good old days, I still can
remember how I worked that old school—
teacher over when she didntt want to
pay up her bets. She finally saw it
my ways though.
In my wilder days I was top boss of
the numbers racket in Hazleton. I was
ready to expand Wilkes—Barre and
Tamaqua when they closed in. However
I managed to elude the men in bit,
and than went into business in the
McAdoo areas Uhfortunatelys the auth
orities didnit like 4 - establishment
and you guessed it s I was again put
out of business.
Things were not always so dark, how—
ever, because I can reLiember the
prohibition dayv when I had LI still
on the Laurel Hill Terrace• In this
respectible neighborhood I ran oft
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