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72 Remain in Infirmary;
Health Picture Unchanged
The nurnbel .tudents in the hospital has increased to 72,
but Dr. Heiiiert R. Glenn, director of the University Health
Centel, said several of the new patients are fracture and
sprain cast's and that the University health situation is gen
erally unchanged from Tuesday.
Prexy Sees
Dormitory
Expansion
Ptedent FL:ic A. Walker said
that the Unive:sity will have to
build dorilitories for at least 4000
students in every 5-year period
between now and 1970.
Speaking at a meeting of the
Pennsylvania Grange Tuesday in
Reading. Walker said. •'We have
to build perhaps half again as
many classrooms and dormitories
as were built in the entire his
tory of the University up to this
point."
"It means that we shall hare to
add perhaps 800 faculty members
to our staff, an almost impossible
job even if we are able to match
salaries being offered our bright
est graduates by competing in
dustrial and business concerns,"
Walker said.
He said that even with the
strictest economics, it. will mean
lirge increases in state appropria
tions.
"If w•e are to expand—indeed,
if we are to operate at ati—the
money must be given to us by
some outside source," Walker
said.
He explained that the outside
source is the people of the Com
monwealth, through appropria
tions made from tax revenue by
the General Assembly.
Walker outlined the spirit of
cooperation that has existed be
tween the Grange and the Uni
versity. lie said that the coopera
tion has been going on since the
Grange organized 84 years ago.
JCCB to Meet Tonight
The Inter-College Council Board
will meet at 7 tonight in 212 Het
zel Union to discuss next week's
student council elections.
Barth Sees Reason for 'Despair'
By LIANNE CORDERO ; the Marxist theory of history and Barth said Christianity in the'
isubsequently joins the Commu-. West remains not an intellectual
If the Western world hopes nist Patty with no apparent sense force at all, but a steadily-influ
to hold its own against Russian of inconsistency." ential folk belief.
Communism, there is serious
"The great question, of course, Peale's Way is not so easily
,
, for those not yet so far gone as' discarded as the first avenue, ho
cause for concern in the cur-ito smile bitter smiles and shrug ' warned. It is "always inviting—
!their shoulders at the decline of especially on brilliant mornings
rent "literature of despair "
,ith.e West, is what to do about it,"; when one's health, work, mar-
Dr..
John Barth said last night.; Barth said. . riage, and finances all are aw
-1 "But," Barth said, "of the pos-, mentarily in good condition."
Speaking to the philosophYsible avenues of escape available "But what we are trying to save
Club. Barth called this literature'to us, some I think we may not is Western society, and I don't
"the most conspicuous and i m ichoose." .think we can save it by a col
j Two of these avenues, Barth lection of private armistices."
Mtnt of our time." Russian suggested, are the "obscurantist • Barth concluded his talk opti
iunism, he said, " forail itc
a-- ---i or Billy Graham escape" and mistically. however, by saying
vulgarity and brutality is still in' "Peale's Way: 'nothing is but that the United States with its
a relatively heroic stage." i thinking makes it so!' '
i optimism and mode of economic
Communism can capture the al-I The "Billy Graham escape," he:operation "still awes other peo
legiance of the thoughtful as welliexplained. "is the notion that all,ple."
as the hungry, the exploited andpive need to do is return the way "One feels that even the sug
the naive. Barth warned.j•ive came , but most of us feel thatigestion of an accompanying ideal
He compared today's Conarnu. ?for our culture as a whole, there , would turn the trick—but it must
nisi to "the decadent Westerner lis no turning back on the road be a 20th century ideal, not a 19th
who sees the staggering corn. we traveled.", or 18th century model"
plexity of ethical questions
.. and is vulnerable to a heti
latices and incapacity for eingle
minded action. "
Barth described a nihilistic con
fusion of the modern philoso
phers_ citing Existentialist Jean
Paul Sartre.
.Existentialist
"easily refutes
ATTENTION!
AH University
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An open meeting will be held
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Thum- Oct. 24. Important that
all Service Employees etteni.
Kenneth H. MIMI. Pres.
Local 417
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Other special arrangements ion High Schools.
made during the illness—such as' A classified on Oct. 17 under
calling off ROTC common hours,"Miscellaneous" announced that
—also were discontinued. Norristown High School had
Fifty students were in the hos-!beaten Low er m
Merlon High
pital Tuesday morning.
School. 7-6. ending Lower er
:ion's 33-game football winning
The five local physicians have :streak.
stopped visiting women's real-; Another "Miscellaneous" classi
dence halls. Glenn said it was no.:fi e d Oct. 22 bl an dly di sm issed the
longer necessary for them to do: v i c t ory w ith, "According to foot
so because of the marked pro
'tball experts, Norristown's victory
press in campus health. 'over Lower Merton was a one in
The physicians had been visit- a million fluke."
'ing the halls twice daily to care! N ow it apßears that the classi
for bed-ridden coeds. fieds are not big enough to han
•
Onlv 59 box breakfasts were,dle this rivalry.
served yesterday morning as corn-! Martin Gavetti, freshman in
pared with 71 served Tuesday
Nor
morning and last Thursday's high business administration from
'ristown yesterday inquired at
:of more than 400. :The Daily Collegian business of-
Glenn said two residence halls Tice about display advertising
—Atherton and Waring—show
' ed slight increases in thv num- costs.
Gavetti started the whole thing
bet' of students ill, but he re- after Norristown High School stu
-1 gards neither as serious, dents called him and told him of
Glenn said students were still. t b e v i c t or y .
coming to the dispensary but that I Now Gavetti has a copy of a
I"the situation was much, much poem by a Norristown High
better than it was a week ago." School student, which describes
About 500 students, Glenn esti-,very vividly the defeat of Lower
mated, sought help at the dispen - :Merion. This he wants to place as
;sarY yesterday, a number ota display ad, so that not only
whom were doing so merely as a former Norristown students will
'precaution and to receive advice see it but also other students at
;on preventive measures. ;the University, especially Lower
In generaL Glenn said. there 'Merlon fans.
was no evidence the situation ; Display ads cost more than
was either better or worse. He
classifieds I classifieds. So Gavetti will at
ell the leveling-off process was
continuing
:tempt to raise the money from
and that such ill-
Norristown students at the Uni
' siestas as there were, were not. , :ers ity .
as virulent as last week.
It is hoped by many that to
day's expected rain will not bring
a turn for the worse.
Glenn had attributed part of
the improvement over the week-
end to the warmer and drier wea
ther.
"There's a sucker born every
;minute," said P. T. Barnum.
• I This old adage must still hold
7 Sophomores Tapped , true since Froth had an "enthus
iastic Delphi Hat Society student response" (accord
-By!in' g to Froth) yesterday:
Seven men have been tapped by' Because of this response, the
Delphi, sophomore men's hat so—campus humor (?) magazine will
ciety. 'be sold only at the Hetzel Union
'They are Larry Hartzell, Jacob desk today.
Hostetter. William Jaffe, Dellie. Sales will begin this morning
Keiser, Leonard Julius, Bernard'and continue until copies or cus-
Magdovitz and Robert Owens. tomers run out.
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Students Fight
War of Words
In Classifieds
"For good results use Collegian
Classifieds" and the result of two
of these classifieds seems to be a
"good" rivalry between students
from Norristown and Lower Mer-
Froth Continues
Duping Students
Dates Set for Visit
Of Four Russians
The four Russians who will visit the Universit
of a tour of three states told a Rotary Club meeting in
Cumberland, Md., they would arrive in State College about
next Wednesday or Thursday.
The University received a letter yesterday from the Rus
sian Embassy in Washington requesting permission for a visit.
The University replied with a wel-.
come and a request for more defi-.Yearbook Rated
nite information on the purpose
and time of the visit. • • h • ••
The general purpose of the visit, H
as stated by the Associated Press,; ig in Judging
will be to enable the diplomats• •
to get a better picture of Ameri-'
At Missouri
can life.
The 1957 LaVie, senior class an-
The four plan to visit Park- rma], has' been rated "excellent"
ersburg, Morgantown and lin the annual judging by the Na-
Clarksburg, in West Virginia: tional School Yearbook Associa-
Zanesville. Cleveland and War-
.lion at Columbia, Mo.
ren, in Ohio: and Sharon, Al
i The judges rated the book high
toona, State College and Wil- ;for its excellent photography.
liamsport, in Pennsylvania. 'good printing job, and over-all
The University has planned no
.appearance. In the opinion of the
program for the Russians'v-s i it
—ljudges, write-ups were well han
since it learned officially of theidied, especially in the sports sec
visit:tion. Dividers and sub-dividers
only yesterday. A Univer
sity spokesman said the four prob-
ably will be permitted to inves- with four-color art work on the
idividers were well planned.
tigate anything that interest sl dent from Hershey, with James
The book was edited by Wit
them during their stay.
liam D. McCann, pre-medical stu-
The four are Vladimir Lavrov.
Counselor at the Embassy, and
Anatloi N. Goryachev, Sergei A.
Mullen, student in applied arts
Bobomolov and Vlaerian V..Mik-!from Pit t sburgh, as art editor.
hailov, secretaries.
This will be the second time
Russians have visited the Uni
versity ibis semester. About two
months ago, a Russian delega
tion visited the Department of
Physics.
The delegation was received
then by Dr. John A. Sauer. head
of the Department of Physics.
Lavrov, speaking to the Cum
berland Rotary Club, said Russia
.is a center of strength in a world.
'of tensions,
In a reversal from "Sputnik di
plomacy;" he said. "We are ready
:to destroy our intercontinental
ballistic missile immediately if all
powers are willing to do the
,same."
Psych Club to Present
First Seminar Tonight •
The first of a series of seminar
type meetings will be held by the
Psychology Club at 7:30 tonight
in Pine Cottage to discuss "The
Subconscious Mind."
Outing Club to Meet
Dr. Charles L.Hosler, associato
professor of meteorology, will,
speak to members of the Outing'
Club at_ 7 tonight in the Hetzel,
Union Auditorium_
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1957
2500 W.Va. Tickets
Remain at Rec Hall
About 2500 end zone tickets and
a limited number of seats in the
east stands remain on sale for
the Lion-West Virginia football
contest next Saturday at Beaver
Field.
Tickets will be on sale from
8:15 a.m. until noon and from 1:00
to 4:30 p.m. today and tomorrow
and from 8:15 a.m. until noon.
Saturday at the ticket office, Rec
reation Hall,.
Tickets are priced at $4. Edward
M. Czekaj, ticket manager, said
sales were brisk yesterday morn
ing.
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