PACE TWO
Sex Education
Parent-Teachers Association of State College was
ti ea,,eu uy the showing of the new film, "Human Growth,"
which is hot yet ready for public release.
The film is the story of human life, designed as an instruc
tional aid for the grammar school teacher in giving sex in
struction to a co-educational class. The film is the result of
long study by experts of the University of Oregon. It presents
an opportunity, and a challenge, to the young citizens of
America, particularly the college group.
Think.ng people have long realized the need for reform
in methods of sex instruction. Treatment of sex as a normal
function, free exchange of ideas in co-educational classes,
instruction to children at an early age are the components
of the new idea in sex education. "Human Growth" is one
long step toward a realization of these factors.
Unfortunately, a large percentage of the public does not
seem prepared for such a forward step. That is the challenge
that college students face today. This new film, after its re
lease, can be the means of spreading the new methods.
Today's college students, who will be tomorrow's gram
mar and high school teachers, and even more important, to
morrow's parents, must take the lead in seeing that the sex
theme is no longer "hushed up." It is their chance to lead the
way on a path to an enlightened outlook on life, and make
possible happier, healthier children in an enlightened world.
—Howard Back
Editor's Mail call
Cabinet Agenda
TO THE EDP Olt: Following
is the agenda for the next All-
College Cabinet meeting May 20,
at 8 p.m.
Roll Call
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Oath of Office to Officers
Reports of Officers
Adoption of the Agenda
Old Business:
Report of committee on gifts
to gym team.
Committee appointment to
national NSA convention.
New Business:
Appointment of committee to
improve parking facilities.
Appointment of committee to
investigate the improvement of
food in the dining commons.
Appointment of committee to
investigate possibility of five
and seven day meal tickets in
dining commons.
Appointment to Hetzel Me
morial Fund committee.
Presentation of Student Press
Constitution.
—William Lawless,
All-College President.
War, A Crime
TO THE EDITOR: It is our re
sponsibility as world citizens to
do everything in our power to
prevent World War 111 and to
make "peace in our time" a
reality instead of a mere dream.
'I am convinced that this demands
responsible individual action
which may at times make it
necessary for people to disobey
laws passed by national govern
ments, and enter into civil dis
obedience.)
War is a crime against human
ity and I believe it is criminal
for individuals to participate in
such actions. If the United States
government passes a draft law I
shall refuse to register for or obey
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
any provisions of such a law. It
is at least within the power of an
individual to affect disarmament
by one gun, and that I shall do.
I know that many others will
be with me in seeking to obey a
higher law while violating the
federal law, and it is my hope
that many others will seriously
consider rejecting war as a mini
mum step in achieving world
unity. This position may mean
prison, persecution or even death
but no other course will convince
men and governments that indi
viduals will no longer be bull
dozed into criminal acts because
of legislative orders. Wars will
cease when men refuse to fight.
—Larry Gara.
CALENDAR
Thursday. May 20
OLYMPIC film, 119 Osmond
Lab, 7:30 p.m.
CABINET meeting, 201 Old
Main, 8 p.m.
At the Movies
CATHAUM--Song of My Heart
STATE—Panhandle.
NITTANY—Cass Timberlane.
College Hospital
Admitted Tues d a y: Charles
Griswold, David Doan, Loretta
Dinius, Steven Heyser, Francis
Martin, John Schmerin, Mark
Zimmerman.
Admitted Wednesday: Phyllis
Stollmack.
Discharged Wednesday: Fran
cis Martin, Steven Heyser, Lor
etta Dinius, Lawrence Goldberg
William Butt.
Placement
Department of Army, May 21,
research analysis in the field of
communications, for men and
women in any curriculum who
are in top third of class.
TRAPPED!
SO THAT YOU CAN STILL SEE
The GREAT
WHITE BEAR
SATURDAY . . . 7 P.M.
BUY TICKETS AT STUDENT UNION
GRIN AND BEAR IT
"This sending us home in less than a week is a big fraud!
Time was when a mother got a ten day vacation!"
Biting the Hand
Those unsung heroines of the campus, the Windcrest
wives, were dealt a low blow Tuesday night when the wife
of a prominent local businessman referred to them as "chari
ty cases supported by the government" and "a bunch of
cheap skates" in a public meeting.
We know of no people who fit this description less than
the Windcrest wives. These women, who are struggling along
on a meager subsistence to enable their husbands to secure
a college education, are putting up with inconveniences that
would probably send their antagonist home to mother in
tears.
This speaker also stated that "the G.l.'s are ruining the
town!" Forsooth, Madame, your husband and his fellow
businessmen never had it so good—to copy an old Army
phrase. From the signs of expansion evident in town, the
veteran population has brought prosperity to State College
instead of ruin.
Biting the hand that feeds you is never a good business
practice
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Successor to the Free Lance. est IST.
Published Tuesday through Saturday
mornings during the College year by
the staff of the Daily Collegian of the
Pennsylvanla State College Entered as
second class matter July 5, 1934, at the
State College, Pa., Post Office under the
act of March 3, 1879 82.50 a semester:
$4.25 the school year
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The Cornwall iron ore mine
near Lebanon, Pa., has been in
operation since the time of the
American Revolution.
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Elliot Krime
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—Ben French
THURSDAY. MAY 29 194 R
Navy Commissions
Civil Engineers
The United States Navy is offer
ing commissions in its Civil En
gineering Corps to graduates from
accredited engineering schools in
the United States.
Those engineering students who
qualify mentally and physically,
upon graduation, will be offered
the rank of Ensign (CEC).
Commissions in the rank of Lt.
j.g. will be extended to those
graduating seniors who have the
above qualifications and who have
had at least three years profes
sional experience in engineering
or active military service, student
status excepted.
Further information may be ob
tained by contacting the ME office
in 208 ME, or by addressing a
letter to the Administration,
Personnel Division, Bureau of
Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
ment, Washington 25, D. C.
A letter so addressed should be
accompanied by a very brief sum
mary of the writer's qualifications.
CLASSIFIEDS.
All classified advertisements Must be
In by 12:00 p.m. day preceding issue.
I rices are 40c one Insertion: $l.OO,
three insertions: 17 words or less Call
Collegian 6711.
FOB SALE
THREE WALTER HAGEN woods,l
lent condition. Price $2O. Call 6471.
$925 TRAILER, 18" sleeps 4. Inquire
Jack's Service Station, West College
Ave. Ask for R. R. Speicher.
HOLLYWOOD double bed: Englander
mattress, box spring, six legs. Soft.
Ready end of semester. Call Adelman
3989.
$125 VALUE golf clubs. Wilson woods
and irons. First reasonable offer ac
cepted. Call 6678 Jack. ,
TRAILER-22 ft. Good condition, reason
able price. Can be seen any time. 3188
Windcrest.
PORTABLE RADIO G.E. 8-way, self
charging, 2 yrs. old : treated kindly ; „ri
diculous price. Call George. 2405.
CAMERA OUTFIT Ihagee 9x12 cm. F.
4.5. Compur shutter, synchronized - flas7.,
range finder, filter set. $lOO. Tri. 4 $3O.
Call Fred 2967.
TUX—Single breasted. size 39, good con
dition. Call 4923. Ask for Snyder.
WANTED
RIDE to Erie this Friday. Will drive, share
expenses. Call Howie Back, 4883, at meal
time.
USED CARS—contact Spade at Pi Kapna
Alpha. Phone 2220 after 6 p.m.
CURTAINS TO STRETCH—fraternity or
family-25c and 96c per pair. Call 2790.
PAIR BINOCULARS or field glasses.
Call Neiring. 2651, noon hour 12:15 -
12 :46.
GRADUATE STUDENT desires room for
fall semester. Single and quiet preferred.
Call Sims 4939.
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