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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

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New Standards Set For CPT Applicants

Adrian Van Wyen states CPT selections will hinge on meeting army and Navy air corps requirements after National Aviation Trainers association revisions in Kansas City. CPT course to start February with applications after Christmas. campus quota capped at 20 with a possible 10 percent cut nationally. Only 3 percent of former CPT students wash out in government service, while 40 percent of nonparticipants are released.

Navy Air Corps Adrian van Wyen National Aviation Trainers Association Kansas City van Wyen Army and NATA CPT

Textiles On Display In Kent Hall Exhibit

A washable materials display organized by the textile educational bureau of New York City is on exhibit in room 103 Kent hall. The Textile class sponsors the exhibit.

Textile Educational Bureau of New York City Kent Hall

Freshman Class Meeting Planned For Monday

Bob Byrne announced a Freshman class meeting Monday at 4 p m in the auditorium. Committees will be appointed to organize the year's social program.

Bob Byrne

World We Live In poorly chosen stater reviewer says

Dean of Men Raymond E Manchester will likely return Monday after an infection forced him to use crutches. He taught math at the library while orientation courses were led by various faculty and students. A second poorly received dramatic effort, The World We Live In, opened in the University auditorium. The critic found the three hour production dull and cynical with long monologues and confusing dialogue. The play ends with a dark epilogue of life and death and a controversial third act. The play closes tonight at 8 15.

Raymond E. Manchester Agnes Young Dean Manchester University Europe Jim Theiss Death

Faculty Members To Discuss Taxes On 1941 Law

The 7:30 p m radio forum on WADC features a question forum on how the 1941 tax law affects personal income. Bertha Nixson of home economics and F L Brooks of mathematics will question H W Wilber, head of accounting.

WADC Bertha Nixson Home Economics F. L. Brooks H. W. Wilber

Students To Hear Talk On Drinking

A member of Alcoholics Anonymous will address the University Pilgrim fellowship of the First Congregational church Sunday night. Members planning to attend meet at the Brady at 6 45 and go as a group to the home of H M Hungerford assistant professor of English for the speech.

Alcoholics Anonymous University Pilgrim Fellowship First Congregational Church Brady H. M. Hungerford

Strike Bill Needs Toning Says Labor Professor

Labor professor Dr. Donald Anthony argues the Smith bill to restrict labor actions is too harsh and must be toned by the Senate before passage. He urges retaining only a cooling off period and union financial audits, dismissing broader provisions as creating involuntary servitude for workers.

Eugene McCord United States Senate Donald Anthony Department of Business Administration House of Representatives Senate Howard W. Smith Virginia Smith Anthony

Ohio Deans to Meet at Miami University Oxford

Dean Earl W. Crecraft will attend a meeting with the deans of liberal arts from four other Ohio State universities at Miami University in Oxford next Tuesday and Wednesday.

Colleges of Liberal Arts Ohio State Universities Earl W. Crecraft Miami University Oxford

Engleman To Open Convocation Here

Northeastern Ohio delegates attend a daylong convocation sponsored by YMCA and YWCA. Dr J O Engleman opens with an invocation at 10 a m in Kent Hall 219. Louis W Norris of Baldwin Wallace delivers the main address on Christian faith and social reconstruction.

Northeastern Ohio National Student Assembly YMCA YWCA Miami University J. O. Engleman Kent Hall Eudora Lindman Shepherd Louis W. Norris Baldwin-Wallace College Joseph Lupkiewiecz McGilvrey Hall Lois Ann Elliss Mount Union Ywca Geneva Chicago

Hayman Climaxed Feud With Begala In Campus Jest

Public relations chief Marv Hayman and wrestling coach Joe Begala staged a mock feud over a newspaper gag. Begala challenged Hayman in Hayman's office, then laughter from twenty staffers ended the practical joke.

Joe Begala Marv Hayman Begala Hayman

Chemistry Group To Meet Here For NE Ohio Teachers

About 60 high school and college teachers from 25 counties will attend a meeting of the Northeastern Ohio Chemistry Teachers association here tomorrow. Dr. Christian F. Rumold will demonstrate the Arrhenius theory. E G Pierce will report on applying high school science to defense industry needs. Luncheon at the Robin Hood then meeting in McGilvrey hall room 419.

Northeastern Ohio Chemistry Teachers Association Christian F. Rumold Department of Physical Science E. G. Pierce Cleveland East Technical High Defense Industries Robin Hood McGilvrey Hall

English Instructor Wins In YWCA Doll Contest

The dolls of Miss Laura Hill an English instructor were judged the prettiest in the annual YWCA doll show last night Prizes were awarded to Mrs E C Stopher Mrs Charles Arthur Mrs Elizabeth Fellers Mrs J G Osbourne Miss Helen Machan and Joyce Campbell

Laura Hill YWCA E& C. Stopher Charles Arthur Elizabeth Fellers J. G. Osbourne Helen Machan Joyce Campbell

Campbell In Hospital After Possible Appendicitis

Betty Campbell a junior in the college of education was taken to St. Thomas hospital in Akron yesterday for a possible case of appendicitis. Late last night she had not been operated on and was resting.

Betty Campbell College of Education St. Thomas Hospital Akron

Six Pilots Complete Final Instructors Courses

Six CPT students from here passed their final instructors' courses at government camps nationwide and are now eligible to instruct. Adrian Van Wyen, CPT director, announced yesterday. Bert Taylor Arden Brake LeRoy Smith Barney Shields and Frank Petee completed the six pilot training courses.

Adrian van Wyen CPT Bert Taylor Arden Brake LeRoy Smith Barney Shields Frank Petee

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By Charles McWilliams Manchester Stan Mouse Black Ant Milan Grnach God Mouse Bill Guisewite Ohio Deans Engleman Norris Charles B. Ketcham Mount Union College Joe Blair Moseley Daniels Mada Moseley University Ywca Gerry Daniels Bob Wallis Frank Crofcot Alvin J. Miller Jeanne Parrish Hiram Mount Union Baldwin-Wallace University of Akron Adelbert School of Education Western Reserve University
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