PAGE TWELVE
Indian Librarian Calls
Open Stacks Beneficial
By KAY MILLS |
Open stacks help fulfill aj
university libiary’s purpose of;
serving the students well, ac-'
cording to Shiva Narain Ma-j
thur, an Indian librarian. |
"Books fire meant to be used,
not just preserved,” Mathur said.
"It is good,” he added, "it stu
dents tan go to the shelves and
biowse over them "
Mathur visited the Fred Lewis
Paiiee Library for two weeks
through the efforts of the Ig
ter-Nati'onal Relations Commit
tee of the American Library As
sociation.
lie is the assistant librarian at
Rajasthan University in Jaipur,
where he supervises technical and
administrative work. When he re
turns to India in March, he will
help train librarians for newly
established village libraries.
"Our province,” Mathur said,
“is not fully developed, so I am
especially interested in starting
a school of library science”
While visiting libraries , - _ . .
throughout the eastern United HEc PtOf s Co-Author
States since his arival in Oc- Dr. Eva D. Wilson, Dr Kathe
lober, Mathur has seen many rine H . Fisher and Dr. Marv E.
mechanical devices he would Fuqua, piofessors of Home Eco
like to use in his new library. |nornic.s, have co-authored a book,
nee India is so undeveloped,” “Principles of Nutrition.”
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he said, “we must use our money
for things more useful to the
whole country, such as industry.”
As soon as possible, however, Ma
thur would like to introduce these
i mechanical aids in India.
In commenting on books. Ma-,
thur said that best selleis are not 1
confined to one country. "Dr.!
Zhivago,’’ for example, has been'
quite popular at his library. ;
Acording lo Maihur, India
uses the colon system, a newer,
"more scientific and analytical
classifying method" developed
by Dr. Ranganathan, an Indian
pioneer in library work. It is
[ more practical because it can
be expanded to meet the needs
! of the native language
| This method solves many of the
i problems encountered when In
jdians use either the Dewey Deci
mal or Library of Congress sys
tems.
“Our purpose is to serve stu
dents well and the colon system
is best for us. It would be too ex
pensive to switch an older library
to it.”
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Birch to Give
Speech About
Earth's Interior
Dr. Francis Birch, professor of
geology at Harvard University,
will discuss “The Deep Interior of
the Earth: Mantle and Core” in a
public lecture scheduled for 8 p.m.
Monday in the Mineral Science
auditorium.
I He is serving during December
as distinguished visiting professor
!of geophysics at the University.
A series of talks have been ar
ranged for Birch and he will ad
dress the Mineral Industries Col
loquim at 4:15 p.m. Friday. He
will also present a series of four
seminars on research problems in
the earth sciences.
Birch received his bachelor of
'science, master of arts and doctor
of philosophy degrees from Har
vard University, where he has
been a member of the faculty
since 1931.
Recipient of the Arthur L. Day
Medal of the Geological Society
of America in 1950, Birch was
elected last month to the top hon
or of William Bowie Medalist of
the American Geophysical Union.
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ILLINOIS
o—lndiana 20
20—Army 14
9 Ohio 0
14— Minnesota o
9 Penn StaU 20
7 —Purdue 7
15— Michigan 20
9—Wisconsin -—~_6
28—Noi thsvestern 0
WEST VIRGINIA
7—Maryland
10 —Richmond -—7
10—George Washington 8
o—Boston University 7
23—Pittahuigh 15
o—Syracuse 44
10— Penn State 28
U—So. California 36
o—Virginia Tech. 12
14—The Citadel 20
SYRACUSE
35—Kansas . 21
29—Maryland 0
32—Na\y 6
42—Holy Cross - 6
44—West Virginia 0
36—PitUbuigh 0
20—Penn Stale 18
7}—Colgate _ „ 0
46—Boston University
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HOLY CROSS
81—Dartmouth 8
20—Villanosa «. 0
B—Da\ton 0
6—S>iacuae 42
34 —C olumbia
It—Colgate _
17—Boston U.
o—Pph/i State
12—Marquette
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25—U.C.L.A
12—Duke
15 —West Virginia
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1959
Student Aid—
(Continued from page two)
ence, malhmalics, engineering
or a foreign language.
Students needing loans should
apply to the offices of the dean
of women and the dean of men
in Old Main.
Opportunities for part-time
work are available in the town
and on the campus, and students
needing financial help through
employment can file an applica
tion with the Student Service in
112 Old Main after registration. •
Approved Activities
Fraternities approved tor
import housing this weekend
are: Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi
Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, Al
pha Zeta, Beta Theta Fi, Chi
Phi, Della Tau Delia, Kappa
Della Rho, Pi Kappa Phi, Phi
Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa
Theta, Phi Mu Delta, Sigma
Pi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Theta
Chi, Theta Xi and Triangle.
Other approved evenls for
today are: Sigma Tau Gam
ma, hike, and Nittany 27, hay
ride.
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CLASSIFIEDS
CASH—I 7 word* of let*
CHARGE—I 2 words - or Its*
9.56 ono insertion
1.75 two Insertions
61.06 three insertions
Additional words—} for 6.6}
for each day of Insertion
ADS MUST BE IN Bf 11:00 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAT
"‘forsale *
FRESH CIDER, no preservative added.
AD 7-7519.
'54 FORD radio without speaker $16.00.
Cali AD 7-3070 after nix.
LADY’S HENKE Ski Boots to fit size £
foot; worn only once. Also lady’* black
ski pants, size 14. AD £-1995.
FOUR RETREAD tires size 670-16; bought
over Thanksgiving vacation. Make jour
own offer. Ask for Felix AD 7-7663.
REMINGTON STANDARD type* r’iter—
will sell for book value. Beige winter
coat, excellent condition* size 11*12. AD
7-2836,
LAMBRETTA MOTOR Scooter Sales.
Service, Accessories and Insuiance. Cali
AD 8-0021 after 6 o'clock.
THESIS— MULTILITHING and typing
Duplimats for sale, Fhone AD 8-8774.
FOR'rENT
PRIVATE PARKING apace for rent be
hind Weis Markets; centrally located.
Cal! AD 8-8762.
help'* WANTED
KITCHEN HELP needed at Zeta Beta
Tau fraternity. Call AD 8-6718.
WAITERS TO work for meals at Ag Hill
Club, AD 8-1830.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING student
to do part-time drawing. Call at AD
8-6656.
WAITERS TO work for mealw; also kitchen
help. Call AD 7-4332, ask for Maity, Chi
Phi.
I, WANTED ,,,,,,
MALE STUDENT to nhare furnished
apartment with two other students: 2
blocks from campus. Phone AD 8-1409.
NEED RIDERS to Mas*)., Conn.—going to
Northampton, Maas., Dec. 11th. Call Stu
AD 8-2074.
TYPING—EXPERIENCE with thesis. Elec
tric typewriter with extra keys for Greek
letters. Reasonable rates. Al) 7*2835.
WAITER AT Phi Mu Delta "fraternity,
AD 8-2473 ask for Mrs. Howard.
WANTED—SNARE Diummers, Trumpets,
Trombone players for membership in the
famous Gardner Guards Drum and Bugle
Coips, Tyrone, Pa. Interested pei«ons con
tact Bill Wallace, Crabtree Jewelry Store
AD 7*4681 or AD 8-1631.
DeMOLAY RING—Rec Hall howling alleys.
Call AD 7-4819. Reward.
ON WEDNESDAY—GIasses m ninroon
case; Dr. Morrison stnmped on ease.
Finder call George, AD 7-4499.
LOST TIME can be found again with
46 experienced baby sitters ready to
step in when parents want to step out.
Call Phi Sigma Sigma soronty, UN 6-7788.
Sitters available e\enings, weekends. Pro
ceeds to chkrity.
MAN’S RING. Call AD 8-9683. Reward to
finder.
A TAN wallet. Need keys, license, chem
istry breakage ticket badly. Keep en
closed money. Return to HUB desk.
MAN’S GARNET birth-stone ring. Call
Joe AD 7-2025 or leave at 129 Sparks.
Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
WE’LL SHOP for you! Having trouble
finding the right gift . . ,>or are you
unable to shop because of projects, term
papers, etc. 7 Then call AD 8-6633 ! The
Personalized Gift Shopping Service will
purchase your gift for you ... a gift that
meets your approval . . . and you needn’t
leave the dorm or fraternity house!
INTERNATIONAL FIRESIDE Monday
evening 8:00 at home of Miss Genevievt
Dilta, 164 E. McCormick.'Topic: “Buddha*
Confuscious,. Lao-Tze, Jesus, Krishna,
Moses* Ghandi—some similarities and dif
ferences.”
PASSENGERS WANTED to Florida o\er
Christmas vacation. Call Jim Swab, AD
7-4969 after 6 p.m.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing,
tap* to* or acrobatic lessons. Profes
sional School of Dane*. AD M 079.