PAGE EIGHT Prof Views Soviet S.C. Council Extend Youth Organization i ' lia 'Y . By JEANETTE SAXE Dr. James Gemmell, professor of education, who visited Garner Ave. Russian business schools during an 8-day tour of the Soviet, State College Borough Council Union this summer, said he got the impression of a very or- l :voted ut reso i 7-0 last night to write a on ,starting condemnation ganged youth movement quite different from that of Hitler, proceedings in order to extend Garner Avenue from East Beaver — 'which vas based on hatred of: : other races. Avenue to East College Avenue. Gemmell was granted a ape , The resolution, stating specific! I areas that need to be condemned, - ' ' cial visa to visit Russia while 'serving in Finland as a Fulbrightl wili be presentedl for the council's , lectut er. , approval at its next meeting "The Russians have no hatred Councilman Lawrence Perez l urged the starting of eminent in their hearts for outsiders." domain proceedings on Ih e ' he said. "The curriculums in properties of William H. Kauff their schools are well saturated t man and Sidney Friedman. He with the philosophy that the I warned that if they don't act, West is war-minded and that a traffic bottleneck will develop. they mustn't hate the West but It was noted by several council Fifty-six men students have must convert it to the commu- ) members that because of past de asked that the unauthorized eailv, biting friendship." nistic way of thinking by exhi- 'lay the properties had increased closing at night of the Waring' tin value Hall Snack Bar he stopped. Gemmel] said he found the Rus-' Councilman John O'Connor sian students quite eager to learn hesitated temporarily on th e In a petit'nn to Robert C. Prof- about the West and, he said, they' grounds that he didn't know if flit, direetm of food service, the are given a partial chance to do this was the proper way to con students asked that ''the arbitrary , this by reading American litera-: duct proceedings and unauthorized" closing of the tine ' although it is carefully' Councilman Eric A. Walker, , , sei eeneu. I president of the University, Snack Bar he stopped and tnat , "The Russian's curiosity about noted that condemnation pro there be a sufficient stock of milk the outside and the West carries' , ceedings are to determine a fair 1, e cream and flint juices on over into music," Gemme coud hear American ell said.' price. hand. jazz In other business The Inter-; Another complaint was based come from the music shops as fraternity Council encampment', on the "complete disregard" for we walked down the streets, but' and Independent encampment" the interests of the students on as yet rock 're roll hasn't become,were praised by Burgess Ray An- Ihe pai t of employes of the snack p o p u l ar ." ,thong for their policy of coopera ha, ition with local police. Speaking of the Russian : 1 Council also accepted the pay school system, Gemmell said it ling contracts of Waring Avenue is not necessary for the Rus- 1 and voted to increase the aches-' sian students to work their way through school as some Amer- ' I sible funds for the sewer author- ican students do because in t "AI ' Russia the state is responsible I for education. A boy or girl 1 Upon entering the Farmer ' s with aptitude in a special field !High School, known today as the will be given a scholarship for ;Pennsylvania State University. advanced study in that field. : the first requirement was pay- According to Gemmel], the Rus-'meat of $lOO tuition. In 1859 this -ian sci.nols and the school,' of included books, boarding, wash- Europe in general' donot put asking, fuel and light. much emphasis on class attend-1 ance as Ametican schools do ' 1 0 mp......- "I find that if a Russian or Era inpean student doubts his profes pi Is wisdom, he doesn't come to clas-," he said. "An American student would come to class and at cue. "Russian and European edu cation is geared to the final examination and the student's ability to nass it. If a student can pass the final without com ing to class, so much the bet ter: however, if a student feels he is not ready to take the final he will not show up for it." "I prepared a final exam for tL course in a Finnish university' and one out of 35 students came; to take it," Gemmell said. "I had, rrepaied five finals over a four; months time before every stu dent took it." West Halls 'Snack Bar' Petition Signed The complete petition read ' the under signed patrons of the Wating Ball Snack Bar, do, het OW protp , ,t the arbitrary and enauthorlied closing of above, p , iintioned e , tablishment at hniir oilier than those posted We fur. ti•or voice our dissatisfaction at Pi- 1 ick of sufficient stocks of pull:, ice cream and fruit juice vild thecomolete disregard for 11 , 0 interc , ,tz of the students dig pl;ixied t,Ni the employes of said. P- i - I, ll , ,hment " The neHt inn was posted early th i m,l mile and by 4 p.m. todaN it }tad tit; cb.2n.ttureq t cpborims Selected Too Midshipman Hat•old Len heres, sophomore in 1-11nr-mo.navment relations from F.i.ton. NI: I`Z ( hosen . the Univer i 1 t'' , : lon I hit d class midshipman L‘• officers and fir't class mici ,ln omen on the Navy ROTC ( 1 ni,e this ,timmer. Lenberes has a Navy ROTC schnito,hip The ROTC men sailed to Rotter dam, Nethr lands; Bergen, Nor way; and Kiel, Germany. Acem d inc to Lenbergs, they did ever"- thine ft om scrubbing decks to ttitultng watch. Registration to Close For Ugly Man Contest Registration for the Ugly Man Contest closes tomortow. The leostialion fee of $3.50 is pad able at the Heti.el Union desk. Official rules may be picked up while icgistering. Any candidate who regiNtered filter last Friday will have his pic ture taken from 9 a.m. to 12 noon tononow or Thursday at the Penn State Photo Shop. AFC to Meet Tonight The Association of Fraternity Counselors will meet at 7:30 to night in 211 Bouckee. Spark Weekend Festivities. Serve •Autumn mints! eFresh salted nuts! •Unusual party snacks! •Delicious homemade chocolates! The Candy Cane THE' DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA McGreary to Address lcri Meeting Tonight Dr Nelson M. McGeary, head of the Department of Political Sri- 1 1 race, will address the Intercol-; legiate Conference on Covet n-1 mcnt at 7 30 tonight in 203 leVil-! lard. THR ' 11•11 , • Tlff , 1 INE ' THE TAVERN 'TAVERN' TAVERN 'TAVERN! TAVERN • ! -W.` t 'l. 4, ' •-" , t-4.., ; • .1-I` , 1 • gt - 7 \ -1 1 ' , • 4 -,-- ; - -- z... I . -,. ~. RESTAURANT! ' , RESTAURANT : RESTAURANT i 1 RESTIWRANTi ''RESIAURMIT 1 ' y- -4 - - ---- • --> c------ - , i;4l f vu 1 VETOER/N I TA RN WEN{ 11 IRV. ITAV I ;f ; 1 , t , ; i 1 ,, 1 ; , , 4 , i i,, i, i ' 6 ' '''' • 1 1 *' ' 1 : ' '', ' •-. I ::, rll This "RESTAURANT , IRESMURNTI ;VESTAURANTI I __-_ -._ J .L..______-_-ij,_- 4v Weekend T I TA — ll -- VERNi ITAVERNI' , AlF r rA You Will Hear . I i . , • : '''t '1:: fi ,:' I.; i More and More '.... ; :.. 2 1 1 o mammal stv- Alumni Saying ... Meet Me at THE TAVERN TAW' ~.... PROCISSII6 ''ssEtiOnt: • Mocis-ortzflot,' , ,s • Enichiri; 'OO. • • t r ' Cd=o.^P-• , i Cclor photofinishing :by Berkey anti.Eastau,:i, Crack upd WNW , fittiailest By Pqramount PROMPT SERVICE '4 Griggs Pi gragy 120 t COLLEGE AVFNUt STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. '••• —Collegian Photo by John Reauge THE HEAT WAS TURNED ON Friday night and steam gushed out of Sackett Building. The steady gush of steam was caused by construction men coming too close to the building and snapping off part of the steam pipe, the janitor said. Lutherans Approve New Church Plans The congregation of the Grace East Beaver Avenue, Gar n e r Lutheran Church in State College/ Street and Foster Avenue. . The purpose of the relocation has appr o v e d plans to erect - 1 is to meet the increasing congre a new church, education building gational and student needs and to and student center. weld the ministry to the congre- The new facilities will be locat-:gation and to students even more ed on eight properties bordering'closely, a church official said. The above picture of Gwendolyn makes it apparent that the Kappas have again attracted a beautiful crop. Mind you, Gwen's portrait was selected in a most random manner from the Kappa Composite. In deference to her lovely sorority sisters may we objectively state that while not all the Kappas possess Gwen's striking features, many come awfully close.* We'd say without any reservations that the Phi Gams had the loveliest formal of the weekend. (O.K —so it was the only party we photographed). However, for a most unique party picture may we suggest that you peek at our display case as soon as possible before repercussions and such force our removal of the picture—because of its re- vealing nature You're missing a rare treat if you don't already own a Vespa or Lambretta motor scooter. These little Italian gemo o:e the most practical things ever created. Carrying two of us this machine can do 50 m.p.h., 80 miles to the gallon, etc. Used ones go for $125 and up. Repairs and fixing flats are a snap, right Bunny? . Any "would be" writers looking for a low paying 'O.K., she really isn't a Kappa couldn't maintain her average. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1958 ~,- . 4.9ty,- • , • ......,-..,,,, 4a, , ~... L., • ~., , 4 ,,,-: ~,, • • :„. • ..... "i , ~, . bill and bunny coleman v'. , S "~' ~
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