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'Man Can Decide
His Future'—Muller
If man continues his present animal-like means of re
production he will have no real evolutional v future, Dr.
Hermann J. Muller said Sunday night in presenting the
fourth lecture m the current Darwinian Series.
Speaking to a near-capacity audience in Schwab Audi-!
~ itonum, Muller outlined his pre-,
3 A • (dictions on the future physical
r\lf Ups I development of man.
I “It is only by the use of the
l rtMf'lf'lX/Ok knowledge and skills acquired in'
V7U IU VUIJUUVC , cultural evolution that man
Membeis of the University has become the dominant form of
Ankel Flight, the Arnold Air So- life,” he said,
ciety and the Air Force Drill ream "Natural selection guided
attended the Arnold Air Society- man's biological evolution in the
Anuel Flight Convention at the direction of greater ability to
Beniamin F ranklin Hotel in Phila- crealo culluret However, as cul
delplua last weekend. lure ac j vances further, it has in-
Marv Ann Wood, Angel Flight creasingly cut away the ground
aiea commander, seived as chair- for jbe effective operation of
man of the Angel Flight meeting-, natural selection," he added.
, e , o. ,U
' f .. v , ;death rates, natural selection has
Representatives from New Yoik j. jeen r< .pi at . ec f by repioduction of
Univcisitv, and the University of ‘convenience, personal orefer-
Maryland also pai ticipated in the onco or heedlesness,” he said.
Philadelphia convention Adop- ~ „ ’
tion of a new national unifonn This Muller warned, will re
and designation of the national su 111 die accumulation of an ever
headquaiteis were discussed. ,gieatei load of harmful mutations
in the general population
A* C...a Ta„ m 11 can b « estimated, he went
Air POrC© ISO 111 on, that present reproductive
Wins First Place bung c tLTf e ld o f 1 ou c ° n S peciel Discs rma men f
The Air Force Drill Team won S° J c ° nti » ue * f r < ,m page one)
first place in the Arnold Air So- JTu us to arise from i* nd au ™ en . ln tbe world would
ciety Aiea B-2 Drill Meet held, f "n tu ™ ln thelr unl ? orms '
this' weekend in Rayburn Plara; Sl „ cles 01 m ® n, „ . Those remaining in service
in Philadelphia 1 “°wevei\ Muller said, if man would be used only to preserve
an ~ n...u >r .„ ~ wdl just choose to take advantage,internal security. Scientists would
. e , i»u ail tlle scientific techniques for halt weapons research and direct
against othu te f sfi storing, selecting and implanting-their knowledge only to proj
tne state. {reproductive cells, he will open ects of peace
Tlio Diill Team will compete up an unlimited future of expand-, Western officials formally hand
next u\ the annual Cherry Bios-,mg possibilities in which his ,v bio-ed over their plan to the five Com
som Festival in Washington, D.C , logical and cultural evolution can munist delegations at a preconfer
along with the Pershing Rifles and,continue indefinitely.” ence meeting last night
the Navy Drill Team. At this fes
tival the Umveisity teams willi
drill against winning teams from
all over the United States
Soviet Talk—
(Continued from page one)
a wcldei's certificate and sailed
for Russia
Scott woikod there for five
yeais in industrial plants and mas
teied the language. The great
pui go of 1937 foieed him, along
with thousands of other foreigners
from Soviet industry. He stayed
on in Moscow for three years as
a correspondent for Fiench and
British newspapers.
In 1940 and 1941, Scott made,
two long trips through the Bal
kans. the Middle East and Asiatic,
Russia, writing reports which at
tracted attention in many coun
tries
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Five O'clock SCA to Vote
To Present F or o^ ,cers Administration
i. / ni Tonight in HUBToHoldMeeting
AlUm S I fiCty | The Student Christian Asso-j Nittany Area Council will
The Five O'Clock Theater‘ c ‘ a^on "’Bl i* 3 electionsjhold a summit meeting with
will present “A Stroke of the 'tonight and fr° m 9 a.m. to 5:30, three members of the adminis-
Brush” from 5 to 5'30 p m tomorrow in the HetzeHration to discuss improve
day in the Little Theater in Union Building. jments for the area which may
the basement of Old Main. .' d ™ d e a?™ wen semester '.
1 The play was wntten by Ivan tonight in the Wesley Foundation. 1 , n , A S!,f; ?ffa»4
Ladizinsky, a University grad- Following this will be a discus- f orb “ s,n ? ss affaus, Otto E. Muel
uate, who is now working as a sion on the relationship of the dlre £ , ° i «?/, h j US ‘" 8 ' l° n d
ladio diiector for station WCAU SCA to the Protestant demonin- el C ' Pl^Fu 1 '- dliect ° r ° r food
1 in Philadelphia, ational fellowships. , service, will be invited to the next
The play is about the theatrical' Balloting for the new officers qu e estions°of life residents'cmicei'n
expenence of an a, list, Rudolfo. w.ll begin immediately after i
.Martin Fiiedman, sophomore in meeting, iNittanv.
business administration from Hill- The following have been nom- 1 „f
side, N.J, will play the part of inated: for president, Charles' ad
th e artist. Gaston junior in engineering sci-! c< ? uncll and Jc °™ e Whalen, ad-
Paul Krow, fieshman in busi- enee from Lancaster; vice presi-j V an 0U s
neas administration from McKees- dent, George Haney, sophomore 1 CU ;. . .. tn , nrll ,
port, will play the role of Steven, in business administration from d » ed a " de L l he = S l * 2 '™-
a.nd the foie of Jacob will be Havertown, and Olga Seastronv^f" I'* 1 '* ™ proVB '
«««.«* fc* «sg>s-
Phyllis Hutton, fieshman in arts Members are iarge Linda of area for N.Uany'
and letters from Hummelstown le>. mn oi m ails and e teis fiom, and the tlon of whether men
wilt play the part of Marion and Livingston, NJ. Pati c a Hagan, ;wh£) hav 2 |ived m Nittany for on 9
David Cooper, sophomore in arts,* s °Phomore m cnemistiy vpflr mav u p ffivpn nreferpnee on
and letteis from Williamsport,iErie; Mary Sue Hershey. fresh- ‘re lfvin/arla assignments
will play the part of Alexander, man in_home economics from Ea-, tule llvln “ alea assignments.
The plav is diiected bv Charles ston > Gwendlyn Hilburn, fresh-| ‘
McCardell senior in arts and let man in arts and letler s from Ea-'Springs, Md.; Marlene Neff, jun
ters from West Chester, and tech- s ‘°. n " , „ , jior in education from Springfield:
meal direclmn is Hnnp hv Floanm-' Andrea Langen, sophomore mand Jack Wert, junior in chemical
Wein, junior in elementary edu-' arts _ and _ letters _from Silver engineering from_Harrisburg.
cation from New Milford, N J. "" ' ' '
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Nittany Council,