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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1942
Page
2
A reader argues soldiers should not be forced to purchase defense stamps and bonds from their meager earnings. He cites a recent conversation with a college graduate serving in the armed forces who reports that at his camp all men are required to buy these bonds from their pay.
A college editorial questions mandatory two dollar monthly defense stamp purchases from soldiers. It argues soldiers sacrifice should not curb spending rights and suggests broader tax or bond alternatives, noting the post office visit as a practical result.
Former Kent State students recount how college study aids Army careers with geography and meteorology boosting ranks. Pvt Marvin Keller and Pvt Koller's progress from rugged infantry to weather and brigade roles illustrates how classroom work can shorten the path from mud to management.
Red Cross knitters will meet in the Off-Campus Women's room in Moulton hall Thursday from 1 to 5 p m. Mrs W L Wannemacher will direct the yarn work and the Women's League sponsors the project. Items not turned in last year will be collected.
The Kent Stater operates four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. It is published as second class matter from Kent Ohio with post office entry on October 11 1927. Printing by P B Bonsall Printing Co. Studio and staff roles listed including Frances Murphey and Luella Heupel.
Marjorie Lamontia laments the Duchess magazine Phizz issue for vulgar pictures and advocates higher humor standards. She questions whether editors or models bear sole blame and urges respect for female personality beyond mere femininity.
Editor John Crowe Ransom of the Kenyon Review will speak at the second University forum set for January 13, announced yesterday by Dr Maurice Baum head of the forum committee.
College juniors and seniors may enlist in the U S Naval Reserve as candidates for Midshipman with inactive duty until degree work is completed. Applicants must be native born unmarried male US citizens 19 to 28, meet specified education and math requirements, be of good repute, not marry during training, and avoid police custody. Reserve midshipmen receive 780 dollars per year plus daily ration.
January 14 set for next faculty recital announced by Kenneth Byler. Harold Miles George Rowe and Mr Byler will perform. First women’s glee club concert follows January 20 at 8 15 pm per director Elfreda Littlejohn.
Radio Technicians course runs three nights a week for nine hours total with no tuition. Interested persons should contact Mr. Hansen or Dr. Cowen. application forms are mailed on request and graduates receive certificates upon completion.
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