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Garner
At
Rec
Erroll Garner, one of the most celebrated of modern jazz
pianists, will appear at 8 p.m. Sunday in Recreation Hall.
The performance is sponsored by the University Artist
Series and ticket distribution will begin at 1:30 p.m. today at
the Ilelzel Union desk. I 1
Garner, besides receiving the;
bir.he.st praise in this country, has a* 111 8 %/C
been widely acclaimed through- ■ WW J J
out the world. i a *
One Belgian newspaper critic,| | £ {•fUa n ula*
Carlos tie Radzitsky, summarized! g f ||| IU I V
his feeling for the man in the fol- /
lowing way; i 1 *J. D 1
“A few chords of introduction! I Sy
.. . which give'no hint of whatj
will follow .. . then, suddenly,! , T , , . . „ ,
like a light-rope walker coming! Nearly ~00 books of English
down on the stiff rope after a suc-Uiterature published in the
cessful somersault, the theme re-!,,.,, , 10(I „ , . ,
veals itself, unexpected, tjutifTtH and 18th Centuries have
drawn by the hand of a master, jbeen purchased by the Pattee
“This sturdy little man, with; T „ ni i T „ r ~ r
the profile of an Arab sheik, ofjkibiaty, Ralph J. McComb,
calm and peaceful regard, giyesjibrarian, said recently,
the impression of risking his life; ~,, , . ,
each 'ime he plays the piano,” he n w°^j„| Vvere se,t ’ cteci
s ., i{J 1 ' ,Dr. F. W. Bateson, professor of
* Erroll Garner was born in Pitts-lfi"®., at . ° xford - and sont to
burgh in 1921. and has plaved the- .. ,
piano since he was three' years: f>e hooks, costing several thou
old. *le reheled against all piano"'” d d0, !1 , '%,/" c !“ da .^f 1 -
inslruelion and has never learned'i’Jh.JL ~ TL, n'ofiwe
to mad a note of music Uni j ournev » by Laur ence Sterne
Now. if-s too late to le.un, and ;(l7(j8) and works 5y Ben j onson
°! noh r e” Wh ß H^7v SC nh : ;ind R obert Burton which were
would su\e, Radzitsky ob-, pr ; nlecl in the cariy 160 o’s, Mc
*LV:?± . ~ , . . Comb said.
earner works the keyboard; Bateson, who was a visiting
wdl full strokes hard y looking; fcssor of Enßlish at the Uni
at it and draws from Ins instru-[ versßy last semester> js Qne of
inenl tnote melodic and ihylhmie En[ ,] anc j' g outstanding bibliog
riches than all his colleagues iranhers
he said. . i Bateson agreed last semester to
Gainer will appear at Ihe Uni- p U cchase works of 17th and 18th
veisity as the first, jazz artist to,century English literature upon
he presented by Impresario S.; b i s V ot u rn to England after notic-
Ilurok, sponsor of such artists as^ n g g a p S ; n the library’s collec-
Isaac Stern Marmn Anderson,j, ion) McComb said.
Ai ut Rubinstein and the Bolshoij Just before his return home,
" a jtwo Oxford Elizabethan scholars
Isold a collection of books to
Iraq Speaker to Talk ißlackwell’s, an English book deal
r ... iing firm. This agency offered
At Cosmopolitan Dinner j Bateson first choice of the schol-'
Dr. Salih Al-Toma, from the.ars’ books, MeComb said,
embassy of Iraq, will speak at the! The purchases are significant be-
Cosmopolitan Club's annual din-jeause they will greatly strength-'
nor, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Fri- on this area of research at the
day in the Presbyterian Church.[University, according to MeComb.
Tickets are available at the HUBiThe books are expected to arrive
or 108 Willard. within a few weeks.
Problems of Early Years of Marriage
will be discussed with Father Philip Saylor
on Tuesday, March 14, at T :00 P.M.
in the HUB Assembly Room
to Appear
Halt Sunday
Birth Control
Adjustment
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE: PENNSYLVANIA
Inlaws
Part II of Marriage Forum
Presented by Newman Club
Pa. Legislators List Continued
(Continued from page five)
James C. Simmons
Joseph A. Sullivan
Martin J. Taylor
John J. Welsh
PIKE COUNTY
Senator
William Z. Scott N
Representative
J. Russell Eshback
POTTER COUNTY
Senator
James S. Berger,
Senate Party Leader
Representative
Ray C. Goodrich
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
Senator
Paul' L. Wagner
Representatives
George W. Heffner
William K. Knecht
William Joseph Long
John J. McDonald
SNYDER COUNTY
Senator
, Samuel B. Wolfe
Representative
Arthur J. May
SOMERSET COUNTY
Senator
Stanley G. Stroup
Representatives
William R. Korns
W. John Stiteler, Jr.
SULLIVAN COUNTY -
Senator
Zehnder H. Confair
Representative
Kenneth B. Lee
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
Senator
Albert E. Madigan
Representative
• Harold G. Wescott
TIOGA COUNTY
Senator
James S. Berger,
Senate Party Leader
Representative
Harry R. Mclnroy
UNION COUNTY
Senator
Samuel B. Wolfe
Representative
Louis A. Pursley
Correction
The deadline for submitting
drawings for the Spring Week
float parade is March 20 and was
not March 12 as was stated In
Saturday’s Collegian.
VENANGO COUNTY
Senator
Leroy E. Chapman
Representative
Harry S. Gramlich
WARREN COUNTY
Senator
Leroy E. Chapman
Representative
Joseph H. Goldstein
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Senator
William J. Lana
Representatives
A. V. Capano
Michael R. Flynn
Austin J. Murphy
• Dean J. Polen
WAYNE COUNTY
Senator
William Z. Scott
Representative
Arthur J. Wall
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WESTMORELAND COUNTY
Senator
Paul W. Mahady
Representatives
Charles J. -Jim
H. J. Maxwell
Charles J. Mills
Anthony J. Petrosky
Barnet Sakulsky
WYOMING COUNTY
Senator
Albert E. Madigan
Representative
James Wynd, Jr,
YORK COUNTY
Senator
Harry E. Seyler
Representatives
John Hope Anderson
John R. Gailey, Jr.
Stanley H, Gross
Harold B, Rudisill
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