STATE COLLEGE. PA.. FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22. 1957 VOL. 58. No. 52 University Called Open To Strikes All-University Cabinet last n. 81.1 voted 14-10 to favor moving the end of the Christmas vacation from 3 a.m. Jan. 3. to 8 a.m. Monday, Jan. 6. All-Liniversity President Robert Steele, under the direc tion of Cabinet, will take the proposal to the administration. The matter was presented to Cabinet in a motion by RW:36: Beatty, president of the itgricti-- r) tun , :Student Council, dice Still Supporters of the in o2i o n I stressed the danger involved • 1 with students driving back on earching , the night of Jan. 2 to attend I classes on the following day. Robert Laßar, !union in forest from Bangor, told Cabinet m i'y em- or Frosh bers students would have to drive back late on Jan. 2, and some of N 3 new developments have the out-of-staters wou 1 d even be have to travel on Jan. 1. Both en reported concerning Thomas days, he said, are "bad days fur Rhoad, freshman in arts and let statistics." tens from Allentown, who has Laßar himself was a victim of, been missing from campus since an accident which occurred while. _..........._,•1a5t Tuesday. ROLL CALL VOTE ' Allentown city police and state Christmas Recess Extension police of the Allentown sub-sta- Name Position Vote ith,slta Ail-U. VP No' Lion are seeking the missing fresh -Daily Collegian photo by George Harrison Llo,hf et All-11 S-T Nu 'HANG PITT' echoed in front of Old .Hain last night' as a Panther Hart IFC, N o, man. However, no leads to his Moran AIM =':', whereabouts ha v e been dis football player was hanged in effigy at the -Pep Up for Pitt" rally. 'smith, s. WSGA No ____ Awes Panhel Vs. covered. Pictures of Rhoad have Jablonski Leonides 17 , s- Hollander Sr. Class N O been carried in the Allentown • . Cabine Sellers Jr. Clams Y" . and Philadelphia area newspapers t DK Sta ,„,, r O ..„. Soph. Class No *Smith. G. t rrush clans v,-1 and on television. Beatty Ag I. `" Rhoad, who withdrew his en ; Vii.lker BunAd Y.+ , ' McDonnell Chem-Phri Yes' tire 5289 bank accounts in State Payncer Ed Yes Sharp Fund Gifts Stroll p 1 Moran Nurivk :n:Areh HorneEc No College and Allentown the day Y"'he disappeared, has not been Yet Straiten MI Yea heard from since his roommate, All-University Cabinet last night kicked off the campaign R ubb uslavage Plays Ed Y ` s John Foltz, saw him before leav- Di , Collegian Yes for "A Christmas Present for Larry" with a $lOO donation. i-FridY Drams .. v,-. ing for classes Nov. 12. Johnston AA - N° Foltz reported the student miss ' Omicron Delta Kappa, junior and senior men's leader-, Drumm w mit No • ____ III:4 last Wednesday after Rhoad ship society, followed suit a few hours later with a s2o dona-' Total fl -is had cut his Monday classes and , a lternate then disappeared Tuesday morn tion to the campaign, which will be held Dec. 8 through - he was hurrying back from a holi- mg- Foltz said his roommate Dec., 15; to raise funds to covey. day, he said and he missed a full seemed quiet since he had re :some of George' " Larry" Sharp s 'semster of school because of it, turned from a weekend visit , i hospital expenses. , Leiter suggested the University "rne• Lion Packihg, i Sharp has been in the Geisinger.may_be in a better position this' Rhoad is described as being 3 ;Memorial Hospital in Danville year to• extend the vacation, since fee:. 9'.: inches tall weighing 155 Ignores Cold 'since Oct. 11 when he broke his ;neck in a trampoline accident in a probable speed-up in the grad- pounds. He has blue eyes and uation process through the use light brown crewcut hair. He is The Nittany Lion missed roves- a physical education class. He has, of new electronic calcultors would. belieleed to be wearing a dark been paralyzed ever since. enable the Senate Committee en brown tweed overcoat, striped tigating yesterday morning's wea- . The compaign committee. un- Calendar to add the extra day and grey trousers and a heavy grey then because he was unpacking; der the chairmanship of All- one-half to the between-semesters and white woolen sweater. warm winter; University President Robert break. . Ronald Casey. residence hall clothing from hisi Steele. met last night to formu- James Stratton, Mineral Indus- counselor, said Rhoad, who was trunk. late plans for the mechanics of tries Student . Council president, a football player and wrestler at He missed to urged Cabinet members to pass Al:entown High School. Is . a con cold,day's continued: the campaign. wor k• the . motion because it is some- scientious student. He has a "Ir breezy wea-i The committee will c our thing "the students want:' average and his disciplinary rec ther because he' through the Interfraternity Joseph Boehret, All-Univers- ofd is good. Casey said. Panhellenic Council, Associa- - was packing thecil, secretary-treasurer, ques tion of Independent Men and Le-'i!ar trunk. The Liond this reasoning. He said onides to reach the students for;tinned HomeEc LoVie Photos expects to leave es i. Ch r i stmas Pres-- Cabinet members are "in a posi this afternoon donations for lion to know" the facts and Scheduled to End Today fo r Pittsburgh's ant for Larry." • problems connected with an at inverted mi n e Tentative plans have been made tempted calendar change. • Today is the last chance for shaft. to hold a kickoff mixer Dec. Bto Thomas Hollander senior el.'s , Home Economicq seniors to have Predicted snow explain the details of the cam- • presi en , o n Rhodes,. Alee rd . t . h . eir pnotographs taken for La d t J h .-. "" .' • ' . - • flurries are not expected to lessen•paign to the representatives of the versity vice president, and Bach- /e. the Lion's enthusiasm for a grid four groups. ret all considered an attempt for Peotoz, are taken at the Penn victory over the Powderpuff Pan- No goal has been set for the • vacaiton extension futile, and op- State Photo Shop and appoint thers. , fund drive, but the committee posed favoring it for that rea-on. merits are unnecessary. expressed a desire for a big - _- _ _ - . • "Christmas Present for Larry.' Probation Sharp is expected to be moved from the Geisinger Memorial Hos-- a t e ite information pital to the New York University • • - .Hospital Monday. His expenses at Drinking ~,,,Nd y t U o hospital run be t have xy een been s7oo e andst i ,5750 a month. Steele last night • aid Given to Reds , - said Sharp's expenses may total One freshman and five sophomores—including three var- $25,000 to $30,000 before he has PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21 i.-P,—Senate Red probers said sity football players—have been placed on probation or given recovered. today convicted atom spy David Greenglass told them in a judicial warnings as a result of a drinking incident Sunday Gl enn to Revea l prison interview that Julius Rosenberg carried earth satellite, morning. 3 atom-powered airplane and antimissile secrets to the Rus— • The penalties were recommended Wednesday night by Fl u Diagnoses sians shortly after World War IL the Association of Independent Men Judicial Board of Re- Counsel Robert Morris of the Senate Internal Security , -- Laboratory reports of the blood . described today's' C ... ,drinking the beer in the two cans. tests taken by the hospital during ommittee ~. • They said they had purchased a . r the recent respiratory illness wave interview with Greenglass at a ironies and-chemicals, said Vladi six-pack and had drunk the con- will be released Monday, accord-'subcommittee hearing here. mir Shabinsky of New York City, tents of three of the cans before'ing to Dr. Herbert R. Glenn, eirec-i Greenglass is a prisoner in the who identified himself as a lieu going to a fraternity. •for of the Health Service. federal penitentiary at Lewisburg, tenant colonel in the Soviet army One of the three—a football I The Health Service has received. be- until 1947. where Morris talked with him_ player—was reported by his 'diagnoses of five of the 10 or 1 9 'fore flying to Philadelphia. Green- "My leaders told me and other 1 counselor in an intoxicated con- :samples sent for analysis. dition rolling a beer keg down i The tests were made to deter-'glass was a brother-in-law of officers in Germany after World the corridor to his room on ,mine whether or not the ill stu-.Rosenberg, executed with his War II that the United States was -wife Ethel, in 1953 for giving U.S. our No. 1 enemy," Shabinsky Oct. 12, dents had Asiatic flu. They were ' atom secrets to the Soviet Union. said. All three have been placed onisent to the Children's Hospital in. office probation for the rest ofrhiladelphia for analysis when! At the Philadelphia hearing, a Morris said: "It is- evident the the semester and judicial proba- the respiratory illness wave broke former Soviet army officer testi- Soviet kept hammering at Cold to Ition for a period at the discretion l out in October. ,fied that Russians kidnaped some save Russia time and money by !of the board. Under office proba-I Blood samples were taken froml2ooo German scientists between' getting this information. tion the students will report forrstudents who were thought t0i 1944 and 1947. "Gold told me that his leaders periodic discussions with the deanihave the worst cases of respire- They included missile scientists praised him for saving them * tot (Continued on page eight) tory illness. and experts in the fields of elec-!of sweat and. tears." A group of maintenance workers has charged that the University is a profit-making institution and as such should be vulnerable to labor strikes.' It is reported the move may be intended to enable workers to carry through with an "impend ing walkout." A state law pro vides that employes , may not, strike against public institutions.; The workers, members of Lo-; cal 417 of the Building Service, 'W or ke r s International, have; charged the University with be-! ing a profit-making organization; on the grounds that it runs the Ilittany Lion Inn and "other corn--; mercial enterprises for profit." Charles C. Levey, a vice presi-, dent of the internationl , l union„ has requested State AtZy. Gen.! Thomas D. Mcßride to rule on the matter. Clarification of the law has been sought, Levey said, because the labor situation at the Univer sity now has reached • a critical stage where a "walkout im pends." - - He charged the University with failure to satisfy workers' de mands for wage and working con dition reclassifications. A University spokesman said Levey's meaning when he speaks' of failure of the employes to oh-1 tain adjustment in wages and working conditions "is unclear." 'A wage, increase, the spokes-1 roan said, "was granted in July, after the last biennial appropria tion." , The spokesman - further said that„"eaeh year employes have an opportunity to make suggestions about working conditions in an annual review, and a number of these recommendatioris have been adopted." As to the impending .walkout, the spokesman said that if one exists the University is not aware of it. The University knew nothing of Levey's request until it came out _in yesterday's Pittsburgh newspapers. Levey's headquarters is in Pittsburgh. Local 417 is one of three unions operating among University maintenance worker. ' None of the three is recognized by the University because of the state law protecting public institutions. The other two unions are an other local of the international and a local of the United Mine Workers. 4 Receive For Dorm view and accepted yesterday by the dean, of men's office. ' Two residence hall counselors said they observed a freshman, a minor, drinking beer in a room in Hamilton Hall about 2 a.m. Sunday. The five sophomores, all minors, also were there. The counselors sa id they found a partially empty can of beer in the room. The freshman admitted drinking the beer. The counselors said that about 15 minutes later they observed two cans being thrown out of the window of the room. On return ing to the room; they found five other students, but not the fresh man. Three of the students admitted Bag Ex'm &Won Cabinet Favors „,„ 3-DayLengthening Of Yule Vacation FOR A BETTER PENi4 STATE Friday,
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