SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1962
Civil Defense Team
Completes Survey
. The reports on campus buildings which were completed
by the HRB-Singer fallout shelter team yesterday afternoon
will be sent : next week to the Department of Public - Works
in' Philadelphia, John! Chernega, director of the team, said
yesterday.
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The team bas been collecting data on campus for the
past 10. days.. The data l should'
eventually show which buildings' ground around the building may
- on campus may be suitable for,affect the protection offered in
use as fallout shelters., • :the building, he said.
The reports will be checked in' Nearby buildings would shield
Philadelphia and then sent to the area from some fallout, he
either Suitland, Md., or Jefferson—said. The position of neighboring
vine, Ind., to have the informa- , buildings as well as all the suc
tion I tabulated on computing ma-:; tura! details of each building must
chines. The results will be sent to therefore be reported by the team.
,the state and local Civil Defense- The team reports next to Wil
directors in about eight weeks, liamsport in Lycoming County.
Chernega said. I This will be the fourth county to
MOST OF THE BUILDINGS on be surveyed in this district The
Campus Had to be examined be- te am has been ass i gned a 10 '
cause there was not enough writ-'co unty area to survey, Chernega
teri information on the terrain -
around the buildings .he said. .ctate u
Grop Elects Prof
Radiation from fallout .on the."'
• Dr, Hugh M. Davison. profes
,sor of educational research, has
Disc--Changes--- ibeen elected vice president of the
;Research Round Table of the
-(Continued from page one) !Pennsylvania State Education As
cal 'selections in 45 rpm recor *,*sociation.
and there may be some delay in; The Round Table coordinates
obtaining, them. • • !much of ,the research of schools,
He also said he would. discuSsleolleges and state and publishes
the jazz selections in the Lion'slan annual report of the education-
Den with Al Pollen, president bfial research in Pennsylvania cal
the Jazz Club. as-part of a corn-ileges and universities,
plea review of the'records which'
are available in the juke box.
Pollen said he would suggest
that jazz records of thensori.mod-!
em and popular artists he, used;
in plaCe of the Iselections current-,
ly offered. He added that the re - i 7 l,
ords chosen should serve to cre-I!
ate interest, rather than force ad
alien musical form on anyone.
Variety should be, available, he
said, so that all may pick and
ctoose. -
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Luddy to Speak to Newman flub
Father Joseph M. Luddy. di-;At a "pot luck" supper meeting
rector, of Catholic Charities - frorritat the church. students will pre-
Cresson, will speak at the Com-lsent the play "Roger Williams and
munion Breakfast, sponsored by t Mary."
the Newman Club. at 10:30 a.m.l The Lutheran Student Asso
tomorrow at Hetzel Unicn dining,ciation will , hold .a seminar oti
rooms' A and B. I"Context of. Business Ethics' at
Dr. Arthur J. Lelyveld. rabbi 0f9:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Luth-
Fairmount Temple in Cleveland, eran Student Center. - Student
Ohio, will speak on "How Im-,members of the - association will
portant Is my Jewishness 7" at a,present "Christ in the Concrete
Lox and Bagel Brunch at 11:45City." a play by I'..W. Turner,
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Ttie;Rev. Canon Donald Means.fiuirried couples.' group will dis-
Episenpallan Chaplain at Buck- cuss "Christianity and_ Fine Arts'
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at Hong Kong" at the meeting of v .__
the Canterbury Arsociation at' sioru Wins Grant-in-Aid
7:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Helen Dr. Robert W. Taft. Jr, Prat's-
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel lounge. sor of chemistry, has won a
Rabbi Norman T. Goldberg will $50.000 research grant from the
discuss Judaism at the United Petroleum Research Fund. This
Campus Christian Fellowship sup-lund is administered by the
per meeting at 5 p.m. tomorrow in'American Chemical. Society.
the Evangelical United Brethren: The award, an unsolicited and
Church. , unrestricted grant-in-aid, is given
The Baptist Student Organiza- to support research by an ela
tion will participate in the School. standing scientist selected for, past
of Ifitslions program at 5:30 p.m.:acromplishments in bask research
in the University Baptist Church. ih.the petroleum field.
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