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Physical Plant Bookstore Request Denied...
; (Continued from page one) !"to coordinate University needs
Investigates Sag i Walker expressed regret that and commercial efforts in the]
neither the student report, nor ;ordering and supplying of text,
-Of HUB Canop „, y Diem's study, which confined !books.” Ile asked Poi:mini to
itself to facts and figures, made 13ubmit the names of two students
An investig,ation is cur-) any provisions for stocking the for possible membership on such
"new, unusual, and expensive d committee.
rwitly tieing conducted by the books which students ought to -
By CARMEN ZEILER physical plant to determine see ever. if they cannot afford —
to buy them." tiyrn Suit Sale Refunds
If Russia ever catches Up I.,o t he r- t a-- -
on for the sagging of Walker said he would like to; Cwens, sophomore women's hat
thf• Units-d States, it, w ill h e I.fie concrete canopy in fronts'e a literary center set up,sociely, will return money from
- similar to that at Harvard. tits gym suit sale 9 to II a.m. to
fj(!causc, "we will loaf on the ,if the Hetzel Union Building_i y the recreation room
F ..- . ' repo rted that Walker dn . . in - of
. , marlin!
Walter H. Wiee,and, head of the indicated a willingness to con- McElwain Hall. All girls who
job" Dr. ijeorfft- B. Cressey:
~ DrfPar ttnr!nt of Physi ca l pl an t, sider an alternative proposal of;turned in gym suits to he sold
Professor 0 f geography 8 t:';4id the ful reason for the .
sag : t the SCA which advocates for-i last kriring may collect, their
i mation of a Textbook Committeemoney at this time.
Syracuse Univen.ity, told an audi-'ging canopy arid the cracks
which'i --- • -------- - ---__________ _...._. ____ ____
"nee of almost 400 Thn
uday night have appeared in a number of the'
in 121 Sprirks.
Cr eciey, : , ,rionsored by Phi Beta "nroiced concrete colutnris is not
Kappa and the geography depait- yet kri t - 0 . 11 -
mer i t, !,:poke on the subject, 'How Wiegand cited changes in
Strong Is Russia." temperature, which cause ex-
In discussing the strength of pansion and contraction of the
Ru..iiit, he riled two geographical concrete, as one of the possible
as,pects; of the country as con- reasons for the settling. Another
triboting f:irtdrs. reason could be that some of
U.S., Russia
Evaluated
By Cressy
The first aspect Cressey de- the reinforcing rods might have
scribed was: the climatic con- been rusty when they were in
ditions of Russia. He pointed stalled in the concrete columns,
out on a large map Those areas he said.
'which were too cold, too hot. The condition was first noticed
too dry or tan wet for cultiva-
.:400n . l iter the HUB w as ear n_
pleted, Wiegand and last year
He :taid nail the actual mil) pipe column shores were installed
area of Russia was one-half mil- in an effort to prevent further
lion square Miles. The United y.tiii ng.
States lac; the same amount of
However, the settling continued
land which can be cultivated, he a .
.nd woramen are present], cut
added.
"The people in the USSR ran`
tin out the cracks in the columns
never be as well-fed as people in
in an effort to determine the full ,
the United States," he said. He
explained that there were many
inert' people 'to feed in Russia
from the crop yields of compar
able areas of land
The second aspect Cre..4sey ex
plained via= the mineral 11's001TeS
of 10.4!:::ik. "The USSR is the sec
ond richest country in the world,
and maybe they are richer than
we :ire," he, said.
All minerals which modern
industry requires are present
in the USSR, Cressey said. Rus
sia is well supplied with coal,
oil, hydroelectricity, iron and
copper, he explained. He added
that Russia has the two biggest
hydroelectric plants in the
world and is building one which
will be twice as big as the
largest.
''For many years we can easily
keep in the lead," he said, "if the
people work."
During a question and answer
period. Cressey said that Russia
has raw materials, skill and in
dustry to fulfill her manufactuo
ing pot ent ial ies.
cressey ended his lecture by
saying that the cold war will bel
won in the classrooms of Moscow;
or Penn State. II
Journ Student Group
To Hold First Meeting
The. Journalism Student As
snc•iation will meet for the first
time this term at 7:39 pin. Tues
day in The Delta Zeta sorority
suite in Pollock 2.
Dr. Lawrence H. Lattman, as
sistant professor of geomorphol
ogy, will speak on "A Scientist
Looks at Scientific News'. A
social period will follow the
speech.
The meeting is men to any
journolism student. Those inter
ested in joining the club may do
that lime,
CREDIT
STAFF
MEETING
3:30 Today
COLLEGIAN
OFFICE
Attendance
Required
Sewage—
(Continued from page three)
James E. Coogan, director of
public information, said on
Wednesday that the plant was a
:joint project of the borough and
the University. lie said that six
or seven years ago both State
College and the University were
faced with the necessity of build
:ing new sewage treatment works.
Everyone got together, he con
tinned, and it was decided to
'build one plant which both would
use. Construction costs were
shared equally, he explained. In
addition, it was agreed that the
town would pay a fixed percent
,age of the operating costs and a
sr•t amount for every million gal
'lons of inflow, he said.
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