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Rec Hall
In State
If a nuclear bomb fell on Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, 10,000 evacuees would arrive in
Centre County, many of them to be placed in Recreation Hall, the Main Mass Care Center
for Civil Defense in the county.
George S. Denithorne, director of Centre County Civil Defense, said in an interview
that State College is a main evacuation center for the Central Division of Pennsylvania
Civil Defense, and the University would play a large part in an emergency.
Delta Sigma
Loses $2OO
To Looters
During a crowded party Satur
day night at Delta Sigma Phi, a
number of outside "guests" over
did their welcome by a few thefts
and acts which resulted in dam
ages of over $2OO to the house.
Articles stolen included two
topcoats worth about $6O each, a
flag valued at about $75 and sev
eral smaller items such as initia
tion paddles and mugs.
Hous• Damaged
A soda-acid fire extinguisher
was turned on in the second floor
lobby, allowing the liquid to spray
onto the walls and floor. Two legs
were broken from an expensive
piece of furniture. Bottles of beer
were brought up to the first floor
and allowed to spill onto the
hardwood floors, damaging them.
A brother in the house, Wayne
Schlegel, sophomore in mechani
cal engineering from Springfield,
who reported the mishap, said the
persons responsible remain un
identified.
Grange Lamp Stolen
Aso on Saturday night, a lamp
'as stolen from the first floor
lobby of Grange HaIL
Maybell M. Spencer, hostess in
Grange, said the lamp was taken
sometime between 8:30 and 10.
She does not know the value of
the lamp, nor is there any indica
tion as to who the guilty party
might have been, she said.
Yeshiva Rabbi
To Give Talk
Rabbi Emanuel Rackman, as
sistant professor of political and
social philosophy at Yeshiva Uni
versity. will speak at 7:30 tonight
in the Memorial Lounge of the
Helen Eakin Eisenhower ChapeL
The lecture, "The Inter-relation
of Religion and Political Science,"
is the second of a series sponsored
by the Chair of Religion of the
College of the Liberal Arts and
the Committee on Inter-Religious
Affairs.
Dr. Rackman. who serves also
as rabbi of the Congregation Sha
aray Tefila, Far Rockaway, N.Y.,
is a graduate of Columbia Uni
versity.
Dr. Backman is a member of.
Phi Beta Kappa, the American
Association of Liniversity Profes
sors and the American Associa
tion of Political Science.
Psych Club Will Meet
Dr. Robert E. Stover, assistant
professor of psychology, will speak
on •'lndustrial Research" at a
meeting of the Psychology Club at
8:45 tonight in 209 Hetzel Union.
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Evacuees would be housed in!
Rec Hall, University Food Ser
vice would aid in feeding the'
refugees and University commun-I
ications facilities would be em
ployed by Civil Defense workers.
Students Affected
Besides playing a direct part in, '
Civil Defense, students would be
affected by various emergency!
restrictions in an emergency.
For at least the first 72 hours'
following a disaster, no one would
be allowed to use the highways
out of State College.
This would mean that students
could not reach home for several
days. In addition, students would
not be permitted to call their
home towns.
Women to Relay
However, a group of women un
der the direction of Mrs. T. C.
Benton, 226 South Bainard St.,
would be available to relay mes
sages from and to students.
Denithorne said that many pre
parations can now be made by
residence halls, fraternity houses
and rooming houses.
He said that each residence hall,
fraternity house and rooming
house should provide for emer
gency supplies, such as water,
' flashlights, first-aid kits and bat- 1
tery-operated radios.
Radios Necessary
Battery-operated radios, Deni
thorne said, should be available
so that instructions may be re
ceived in the event of a disaster.
(These instructions would be is
sued by stations in CONELRAD,
the emergency communications
program.
Radio station WMAJ is a CON
ELRAD station and would begin
broadcasting Civil Defense in
structions on the two CONEL
RAD frequencies, 640 and 1240.
Denithorne said that the coun
try's Civil Defense program is not
confined to military disasters. He
said that the setup would serve
in any large-scale emergency,
such as blizzards, storms, floods
and fires.
CD Workers to Help
He said Centre County's volun
teer Civil Defense workers, each
trained for his special job, would
be available in any emergency.
The University has its own pro
gram .subordinate to the county
unit. It is headed by Joseph In
tome, associate in charge of driver
training. A future article will deal
with the University's Civil De
fense setup.
Walkers Leave
For Caribbean
President Eric A. Walker and
Mrs. Walker left Friday morning
for a 12-day Caribbean cruise.
• The Walkers will return from
their "last summer's vacation" in
the middle of next week. They
were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wilkinson of Bellefonte.
The steamship Santa Paula, of
the Grace Line, left from New
York City. It will stop at Aruba
and Curacao in the Netherlands
West Indies, La Guaira, Venezue
!Lti and Cartagena. Colombia.
Postmen Find
Strange Items
In Mailboxes
Ever drop your gloves down a
mail chute while trying to mail
a letter? Well, University post
men have found everything from
purses to sandwiches in the mail
boxes.
The $ll5 Postman Harry Breon
discovered last week in the mail
box near the Hetzel Union Build
ing is the largest "find" yet.
When Breon emptied the box
he uncovered an open tan en
v-elope that contained the mon
ey. He turned it into the post
office where it was claimed in
about three hours by Bruce
Miller, junior in science from
Tioga.
Miller had put the envelope in
the box when he mailed some
letters.
Among the articles discovered
by postmen are purses, gloves,
caps, dollar bills, small change,
sandwiches, candy, car keys,
combs, fountain pens and pencils.
The most unusual article
found was the underwear sent
down the chute in a women's
dormitory. Students have also
left things in the post office
lobby.
Everything is put in the post
office lost and found department
and held for 30 to 60 days. Money
that is not claimed within the
time limit becomes the property
of the United States Post Office
Department.
Agriculture Group
Honors 8 Frosh
The Future Farmers of America
will present 8 scholarship certifi
cates to freshmen who attained an
.average of 3.0 or higher during
the fall semester at their meeting
at 7:30 tonight in 112 Buckout.
Those receiving the certificates
are Charles Ault, Melvin Brown,
!Carroll Curtis, Jerry Erskine, Ri
chard Kline, Gerald Porter, Don
ald Reinert and Kenneth Shan
, non_
A movie entitled "The Penn
State Centennial" will also be
shown.
Water to Be Turned Off
For 30 Minutes Today
The water on campus will be
turned off from noon to 12:30
p.m. today, according to Robert
H. James, power plant supervisor.
James said the water will be
turned off to enable workmen to
remove the water meter for its
regular cleaning.
Leader,
At Bus
In addition to Governor George M. Leader, 15 prominent
East Coast men have been selected to participate in the Col
lege of Business Administration Career Day on March 14.
These men will speak and conduct panel discussions from
2 until 4 p.m. on a topic related to their field. The Business
Administration faculty suggests that students attend the
panels closest to their realm of
study.
Governor Leader will speak atl
8 that night in Schwab Auditor-1
ium. Tickets are available at the,
Hetzel Union desk and in 1061
Sparks. There is no charge.
The purpose of Career Day is
to explore the opportunities for
service in the major fields of cornH
merce, industry, labor, trade and l
government and to learn from'
leaders of American industry who,
have achieved high levels of re-I,
sponsibility, the qualities of char-' I
acter and education essential to
successful business and public
service.
Purpose of Panels
It is also intended to afford an
opportunity in panel discussions
to appraise the duties, obligations
and responsibilities of the busi
ness community under our system
of free enterprise.
Jointly conducting the panel on
transportation in 205 Osmond
will be Richard Spatz, commerce
counsel and manager of the Traf
fic Section of Koppers Co. Inc.;
and Lt. J. Arthur Best, of the
Transportation School, Fort Eus
tis, Va.
To Speak on Management
The management panel will be
held in 121 Sparks by George D.
Lobingier, manager of the Edu
cational Department of the West
inghouse Electric Corp.; and Al
bert Diem, vice president of the
Dictaphone Corp.
Finance will be discussed by
the Honorable Frank W. Poe, dep
uty secretary of banking of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania;
and John Truby, vice president of
the First National Bank of State
College; in 317 Willard.
In 124 Sparks, speaking on la
bor, will Milton Weisberg, act
ing secretary of labor and indus
try of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania; and in 12 Sparks,
speaking on economics, will be
Clay J. Anderson, financial econ
omist of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia.
To Discuss Insurance
John L. Bernard, Jr., group rep
resentative of Aetna Life Insur
ance Co.; William J. Graul, presi
dent of the Pennsylvania Asso
ciation of Insurance Agents; and
Rib W. Reynolds, general mana
ger of the Pittsburgh Branch Of
fice of the New York Life In
surance Co., will be stationed in
217 Willard to conduct discus
sions on insurance.
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OH, WOMEN !"
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David Niven - Barbara Rnah
TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1957
Others to Speak
Ad Career Day
By BARB MARTINO
In charge of the accounting
panel will be Certified Public Ac
countant Irving Yaverbaum, pres
ident of the Pennsylvania Asso
ciation of Certified Public Ac
countants and chairman of the
Pennsylvania Certified Public Ac
countant Board' of Examiners;
and Ray E. Longnecker, control
ler of the Glass and Closure Divi
sion of the Armstrong Cork Corp.
This panel will be in the Mineral
Industries auditorium.
To Explain Marketing
Al N. Sears, vice president and
manager of management services
and operation research of the
Remington Rand Division of
Sperry Rand Corp.; and Ted
Schlesinger, board of directors of
the Allied Stores Corp.; will speak
on marketing, in the Hetzel Union
auditorium.
Career Day is sponsored by the
student council and student or
ganizations of the College of
Business Administration and ses
sions are open to the public.. Ha
rry Brown, junior in business ad
ministration from Pittsburgh; and
Patricia Murphy, senior in busi
ness administration from Mt. Leb
anon; are serving as co-chairmen
of the Career Day program.
•The University was the first
college to use the laboratory me
thod on a wide scale.
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