Greek Relief Dance Opens Second Semester Social Life
Kent students organize the Greek War Relief benefit dance in Wills gym for Feb 7 from 9 to 12. Dr Constantine Alexopoulos led a committee with 15 Greek descent students to aid Greece. Helen Harter will sing with Bernie May’s Orchestra. Ed Siennicki to play piano. Jean Qak to perform a comedy skit. Funds go to New York for Greek relief. Kent funds for medical supplies. Tickets on sale in the atrium. 50 cents per couple for students 1 for non students.
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Wills Gym
Contantine Alexopoulos
Kent
Greece
Ed Siennicki
Cleveland
Jean Qak
James Alogdelis
New York
National Committee For
New York City
Kent State
George Condos
Ing
Bernie May
Wills
Mens Day Plans Near Completion
Preparation for the annual Men's Day celebration was under way with Bob Mosher announcing the date set for Thursday February 13. All University men are invited to attend at Kent Congregational church on Lake street at 6 p.m. An attempt to bring James Doyle to speak and Bob Leese will speak on behalf of University men.
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Bob Mosher
Men’s Union
Kent Congregational Church
Lake Street
Assistant Dietician Resigns at Kent Post
Mrs. Mary Ellen Pardee, assistant University dietician, resigns from her Kent post. She will become director of the Food Service department at the YWCA in Massillon, announced by Dr. K C Leebrick. The board of trustees accepted her resignation.
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Mary Ellen Pardee
Food Service Department
YWCA
Massillon
K. C. Leebrick
Polio Pin Drive Fails to Reach 1000 Target
The polio pins drive at the University fell short by 158 pins. A total of 842 pins were sold at 10 cents each. Contributions amounted to 3.79 dollars for a final sum of 87.99 dollars. Sponsoring groups were Blue Key Cardinal Key and the dean of men's office. Postmaster Leo Bietz chaired the city campaign.
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R. B. Manchester
University Drive
Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Dean of Men’s Office
Leo Bietz
CAA Pilot Quota Unfilled Kent State Flyers Get Wings
Kent State University seeks more applicants to fill the second semester pilot quota though the school trains a large share of Ohio student pilots. At a Hotel Kent banquet district airmen honored 25 fledglings with CAA flight training wings. Names include Lillian Kokchenderfer Bob Kenyon Paul Brown Norman Uhl Finley Gordon Bob Leiman George Reitz Don Walker Donald Cunningham Bernie Wilson Ed Boyle R Waldo Cory Howard De Hoff Charles Deitle John Hale E Richard Moore Paul Myers Ben Prevot William Searcy N Phelps Snyder Herbert Young James Jones Clyde Slyman LeRoy Smith.
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Kent State University
Ohio
CAA
Hotel Kent
Lillian KoKchenderfer
Bob Kenyon
Paul Brown
Norman Uhl
Finley Gordon
Bob Leiman
George Reitz
Don Walker
Donald Cunningham
Bernie Wilson
Ed Boyle
R. Waldo Cory
Howard de Hoff
Charles Deitle
John Hale
E. Richard Moore
Paul Myers
Ben Prevot
William Searcy
N. Phelps Snyder
Herbert Young
James Jones
Clyde Slyman
LeRoy Smith
Leebrick and Hanan Seek Final PWA Grant in DC
President K C Leebrick and Joseph B Hanan will attend a Washington meeting Thursday to push final approval of PWA funds for McGilvrey hall delayed by a formal probe. The Inter University council in Columbus last week discussed dormitory financing, faculty annuities, and budgets with Kent representatives.
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K. C. Leebrick
Joseph B. Hanan
Board of Trustees
Washington, D. C
PWA
McGilvrey Hall
Inter-University Council
Columbus
Leebrick
G. F. Renkert
Kent
Audience Wanted Former Reichstag Member To Speak
Gerhart H Seger journalist and lecturer leads a forum on An Impoverished World in 317 McGilvrey hall Friday at 11 am and 8 15 pm. Seger a former Reichstag member and foreign relations committee member has traveled widely and written on current trends. He was imprisoned in 1934 under Hitler and escaped to America with his wife and child. Next week a final forum will feature Manoah Leide-Tedesco on Human Values In A Changing Order.
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Gerhart H. Seger
McGilvrey Hall
Seger
Reichstag
Committee On Foreign Relations
Europe
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
America
Manoah Leide-Tedesco
Kent State Enrollments Set Records in Final Registration
Final second semester registrations at Kent State University show a record on campus with 2020 students signing in by 5 30 p m. Registrar E C Stopher, long time figure guesser, expects total enrollment near 2500, beating last year’s 2462 and the first semester’s 2702. Extension center enrollments are not included.
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Kent State University
KSU
E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Frew Musselman
Dorm Cafeteria Limits Meal Coupons For Students
A new campus system at Mol ton University changes meal coupons for residents of Moulton Lowry Engleman and Summit halls. Students may spend 30 cents at noon and 12 cents for breakfast with no saveable balance. Those skipping breakfast lose the extra lunch coupon. Last semester no time constraint existed though weekly coupon value was 2.65 dollars.
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Moulton
Lowry, Engleman
Summit Halls
Elizabeth Fellers
University Dietician
Forum Spotlight on Wildlife Conservation Film show
James Talmadge, game management agent for Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources, presents moving pictures on the Conservation of Wildlife at the conservation forum tonight at 7 p m in 260 McGilvrey hall. Open to all interested persons.
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James Talmadge
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Conservation of Wildlife
Conservation Forum
McGilvrey Hall
Kent Stater Announces Second Semester Staff
Editor George A. Fleischer announced the Kent Stater's second semester staff last night. Appointments include city editors Gus Chigges Tuesday Earl Va caria Wednesday John Mine Thursday and Lindy Barch Friday. Merry Allen is society editor and Helen Elliott assistant society editor. August Quattrochi will serve as sports editor. Geralding Swope named research editor and will edit News In Review semi monthly.
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The
Kent Stater
George A. Fleischer
Gus Chigges
Earl Vacaria
John Mine
Lindy Barch
Merry Allen
Helen Elliott
August Quattrochi
Geralding Swope
News In Review
Flu Outbreak Spurs Registration Problems at School
Nurse Mittie Smith notes only 20 students missed the first day of the second semester due to illness. Betty Wiles and Stewart Fern were in the infirmary over the weekend, Koula Regas admitted late yesterday, and the dispensary reports no flu cases so far this week.
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Mittie Smith
Betty Wiles
Stewart Fern
School of Journalism
Koula Regas
Campus Supply Offers Textbooks From Wilcox and Follet
The campus store at 104 South Lincoln Street announced it is the local agent for Wilcox and Follet of Chicago, marketed as America's Largest Educational Book House, and stands ready to supply students with new textbooks.
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South
Lincoln Street
Wilcox and Follet Company of
Chicago
America
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Department of Health and Physical Education
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Public Heath League
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