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Bloodmobile Exceeds Goal
By 70 in Two-Day Drive
By INEZ ALTHOUSE
The blood drive completed yesterday exceeded its 300-pint goal
by 70 pints.
Three hundred severity pints were collected by the Johnstown
Bloodmobile in the two-day drive yesterday and `Wednesday in the
Temporary Union Building.
"It was a wonderful visit," Benjamin A. Whisler, chairman of
the blood program for the State
Ccllege Chapter of the American
Red Cross, said last night. "We
ran way over the quota both days.
I was very pleased to see the
students turning out like that."
One hundred seventy-two pints
were collected Wednesday, ex
ceeding the daily goal of 150 by
22 pints. Yesterday's goal was ex
ceeded, by 48 pints, with a total
of 198 pints.
Yesterday's totals showed that
of 120 donors scheduled, 99 ap
peared to give blood. Walk-ins
for the day totaled 127. Twenty
six persons were rejected. Of the
200 persons who donated yester
day, 90 were first-time donors.
One student told attendants
yesterday he was giving a pint
of blood to replace one receive,d
by his mother in an emergency
in a Reading hospital.
Richard H. Baker, liaison rep-
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The increase in the number of
patients in the infirmary may be
attributed to the usual siege of
colds which afflict many people
in the fall, Dr. Herbert R. Glenn,
director of the' University Health
The infirmary has been treating
one case of chicken pox. - The
Health Service is always on the
alert for epidemics, Glenn said.
The University has not experi
enced an epidemic since two years
ago when German measles be
sieged the campus from December
to June.
resentative of the State College
unit, said last night he was "grate
ful for the number of walk-ins,
for they were the ones who ac
tually made it so successful."
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Fall Colds Keep
Infirmary Full
Dec.
Rec Hall
Weather is Predicted
Warm, Cloudy Today
Today will be partly cloudy and
slightly warmer than yesterday
with the mercury pushing up to
a predicted malidmum of 62, ac
cording to the University weather
bureau.
The temperature will drop as
low as about 40 tonight, nearly 10
degrees above last night's mini
mum.
The possibility of light showers
tomorrow is foreseen.
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Open
6 p.m.
"SO LITTLE TIME"
"Tastefully, touchingly
told and acted!"
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Arnold Society to Meet
Arnold Air Society, Air Force
honorary group, will conduct a
panel discussion at 8:15 tonight
at Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The dis
cussion will center on life and
problems at an Air Force base,
according to Jack Connor, squad
ron commander.
Players Show Tonight
Players will present John Van
Druten's "Bell, Book and Candle"
for the fifth time at 8 tonight at
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Nov. 17 & 18
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Center Stage in the Temporary
Union Building. Tickets are avail
able for $1 at the Student Union
desk •in Old Main.
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