Welles to Speak on European Affairs at Assembly
Sumner Welles former undersecretary of state who returned from Europe will describe his reactions to present day European affairs at an assembly in the auditorium Friday at 1 00 p m Welles educated at Groton and Harvard universities He served as secretary of the Tokyo embassy and head of the Latin American Affairs division author of Four Freedoms The program is arranged by the assembly committee and attendance is at instructors discretion
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Sumner Welles
Europe
Welles
Groton
Harvard University
Harvard
Tokyo
Dominican Republic
Central America
Assembly Committee
Dorothy Marburger
Pat Sutton
Fred Scadding
David Brand
Fresh Play Seats Remain Available for Campus Production
Seats are still available for the freshmen class play Yes and No to be staged in the auditorium tomorrow Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p m Written by Kenneth Horne the play was made famous by Diana Churchill daughter of the former British prime minister who portrayed the leading role It is directed by Miss Katherine Norton with Wesley W Egan in charge of sets Students pay 25 cents with proceeds to cover expenses per Prof E Turner Stump head of the speech department.
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Kenneth Horne
Diana Churchill
Katherine Norton
Wesley W. Egan
E. Turner Stump
Faculty Wives Plan Yule Show
The Faculty Wives club will meet tomorrow in Moulton hall at 2 15 announced yesterday by chairman Mrs Frank Balinger. The program features a Christmas decorat ing demonstration by Mrs William Harrington. Co chairmen of the hostess committee are Mrs Dwight Arnold and Mrs Ardin Hays.
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Faculty Wives Club
Moulton Hall
Frank Balinger
William Harrington
Dwight Arnold
Ardin Hays
ROTC Head Lt Col Wall Hospitalized In Washington
Colonel Thomas F. Wall head of the local ROTC unit and Booster club advisor has been in Walter Reed Hospital Washington since Sunday morning because of a cold. He is expected to be released this week.
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Thomas F. Wall
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
All Greek Dance at East Market Gardens on Dec 10
The Alpha Phi sorority hosts the All Greek dance at East Market Gardens Ak ron from 9 to 12 Friday night. Active Greeks and visiting affiliates can attend with contact to Eleanore Kolk. Guests include university leaders and faculty members as chaperones.
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Alpha Phi Sorority
East Market Gardens
Akron
Alpha Phi
Eleanore Kolk
George Conway
Dottie Davey
Irene Brodbeck
Charlene Arnold
Janet Gillespie
Shirley Baker
Teacher Exam Blanks Ready for National Test Applications
Juniors and seniors may obtain National Teacher examinations applications in the appointments office. Lester H. Munzenmayer announces the tests, sponsored by the American Council on Education and conducted by the Educational Testing Service. ESU final date is January 22, 1949 with common exams on February 19.
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Lester H. Munzenmayer
American Council On Education
Education Testing Service
ESU
Appointments Office
Mint Prom at Moulton Hall Semi Formal Dance
Moulton hall girls host the Peppermint Prom with Roland Gamble and orchestra providing music. Dancing runs 9 to 12 with 12:30 per mits for attendees. Chaperones include Mrs Eleanor Lallance, Mrs Estella Stripfin, and Miss Rena Matson. Admission is 1.50 a couple. guest couples may be invited.
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Roland Gamble
Eleanor,Lallance
Estella Stripfin
Moulton and Engleman Halls
Rena Matson
Choir Presents First Christmas Concert at KSU
KSU's annual Christmas concert by the A Cappella choir will be held in the university auditorium on Tuesday December 7 at 8 p.m. Directed by Prof. Caro Carapetyan the 80 member group begins its season with familiar carols and 15th and 16th century liturgical works. The program closes with audience carol singing. The Kent choir has toured Ohio. Open to the public.
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KSU
University
Caro Carapetyan
Group of
80 Voices
Kent Choir
Carapetyan
Ohio
Honorary Convenes Phi Sigma Xi Meeting Tomorrow
Phi Sigma Xi math and science honorary holds a business meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in room 210K. All members are urged to attend.
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Phi Sigma Xi
Students name candidates for the vote on Dec 9
Election day runs 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at halls between Kent and Merrill. ISA Blue Star and Blue and Gold tickets back class presidents, student council, and men’s union posts with multiple nominees. Independents include Leroy Tunner for freshman student council and Leo Damore for freshman president.
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Kent
Merrill
ISA
Don Desimio
Fred Allan
Len Dockus
Ralph Gunnar
Les Gamble
Pete Demos
Murray B. Campbell
Nannette Robbins
Martha Buckles
Gene Taggart
Larry Marchesano
Charles R. Fisher
Blue Star
Bill Theiss
Bruce Walker
Dick Rice
Owen McCafferty
Bill Jones
al Golub
Dick Cantwell
Catherine Sawyer
Joan Taborski
Mary Frances Mathis
Hank Kraver
Carol Volkman
Men’s Union
Harry Muldowan
Bill Harris
Jack McGraw
Leroy Tunner
Leo Damore
Vernon Roberts
John Webb Stahlman
Winter Quarter Pre-Registration Permits Dealt Out
Dean Arden L. Allyn announced that winter quarter pre registration permits will be issued starting tomorrow. Students pick up permits at their college offices and then register December 6 by their last quarter point averages. Priority is for those who submitted pre registration slips earlier in the quarter.
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Arden L. Allyn
Pamies to Speak on Cuban Education at Cleveland Meeting
Dr. Alberto Pamies assistant professor of foreign languages will address the Northeastern Ohio chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese at the Russet cafeteria Cleveland. He will discuss Cuban education and the session will be led by Dr. Lucille Mercer president of Baldwin Wallace College chapter.
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Alberto Pamies
Northeastern Ohio
American Association of Teachers of
Russet
Cleveland
Pamies
Cuba
Lucille Mercer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cheerleaders to Meet at Wills Gym This Evening
Varsity and freshmen cheerleaders convene at 6 30 pm in Wills gym to discuss plans for the basketball season. Participants should bring their uniforms for cleaning.
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Wills Gym
Taukap pa club semi-formal dance at Twin Lakes
Tickets are on sale at the Booster booth for the Taukap pa club semi-formal dance to be held Friday at the Twin Lakes Country club from 9 to 12. Proceeds go to the Memorial stadium drive committee after expenses are covered. Dave Huprich's Rhythm Rascals will play. Dormitory girls receive 1:30 permits. tickets also available at the door.
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Twin Lakes
al Denholm
Memorial Stadium Drive
Color Movie On Drug To Be Shown
A color motion picture titled The Discovery Development and Use of Penicillin will be shown at a Biology club meeting on December 8 at 8 p.m. in 317 McG. Advisor J Arthur Herrick said the event is open to students faculty and townspeople.
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Biology Club
J. Arthur Herrick
Chemistry Club Meeting With Dr John R Long Slated
Chemistry club members urged to attend a meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 419 McG. Dr John R Long, professor of chemistry, will be the guest speaker.
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Chemistry Club
John R. Long
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Basil Byrne
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Ralph E. Hartzell
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Carolee Stone
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Dick Dinsmore
Dave Huprich
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