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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1947

Page

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Agatha Christie Thriller Opens Amid Mixed Theater Cheers

The Wednesday night performance of Ten Little Indians at the auditorium drew a half-filled house. Critics noted uneven production mechanics and unclear sound effects, but praised actors Wilbur Adams, Jim Bullock, Duane Budner, and Philip Hartman for their strong characterizations and a sharp final act.

Bob Hoyt Agatha Christie Indian Island A.N. Owen Rogers Lombard Duane Budner Wilbur Adams Jim Bullock Adams Scotland Yard Bullock Budner Jane Filler Don Shanover J. Alan Hammack Philip Hartman Butler Helen Mitrovka Felice Faust Cliff Hancock Nick Bozeka Ne’er Robert Pearce

Reynolds and White Declared Ineligible in Class Elections

Matilda Davis was declared winner after Harold Reynolds and Bob White were ruled ineligible for junior status. The elections committee found Reynolds senior and White sophomore on class lists, violating by law that candidates must be juniors to serve two quarters. Dana Mae Burkhardt chaired the committee.

Matilda Davis Student Council Elections Committee Harold Reynolds Bob White Reynolds White Elections Committee Hank Johnston Miss Davis Dana Mae Burkhardt

RW To Admit Spectators at Kent Hall Radio Workshop

Spectators will be admitted to RW radio workshop broadcasts from Kent hall studios starting tomorrow at 11 30 am. Doors close at 11 25 am. This marks the first time in years audiences are allowed in the studio during a broadcast.

Radio Workshop Kent Hall Walton Clark Radio Clark

Photographer Train Club seeks Florida train images for publication

The Photographer's Train club invites submissions of pictures and negatives of trains for publication to Lou Simone in the States office. Students may receive recognition if selected. Negatives will be returned to participants. Deadline is January 24.

Photographer's Train Club Florida Lou Simone Simone

Oberlin Next For Debaters

Five representatives from Oberlin College will travel Saturday to Oberlin College to participate in the Northeastern Ohio Debate conference legislative assembly. Debaters include Norman Bertellotti on labor management relations, Elinor Elliott on United Nations organizations, Jeanne Cook on college education, and Ray Farr with Warren Lashley on medical care. Delegation includes 68 delegates from 11 Ohio schools.

Oberlin College Legislative Assembly Northeastern Ohio J.N. Holm Norman Bertellotti Elinore Elliott United Nations Jeanne Cook Ray Farr Warren Lashley Ohio

KSU Calendar Highlights January Events

Friday events include Varsity Basketball at 3:00 in Gym and Ohio Swimming at 4:00 in Will's Gym Pool with 50 cents for non students. University Play TEN LITTLE INDIANS at 8:15 in Auditorium. Saturday covers stage work 8:00 to 5:00 in Auditorium, WAKR radio workshop at 11:30, and two winter formals Gamma Sigma Phi at Twin Lakes and Theta Sigma Upsilon at Aurora Country Club from 9:00 to 12:00.

Ohio Will's Little Indians Auditorium KSU WAKR Akron Theta Sigma Upsilon Aurora Country Club Gamma Sigma Phi Twin Lakes Country Club

Sophomore Class Pictures Slated for Chestnut Burr

Sophomore pictures for the Chestnut Burr will be taken today in the atrium at 10 40 AM 1 40 and 3 40 PM. Instructors are asked to excuse sophomores from class for the photo sessions.

Women Vets Elect Gray For Kent Legion Officers

Ann Gray was re elected commander of the Kent Legion of Women Veterans Inc at last night’s officer election. Other officers named were Mrs Sarah Johnson vice commander Ruth Wright secretary Margaret Boyle treasurer and Rachel Thomas public relations officer. The group voted to stay affiliated with the National Legion of Women Veterans Inc Miss Gray recently joined the national board and Miss Thomas will attend a national meeting in New York January 29.

Ann Gray Kent Legion of Women Veterans, Inc Sarah Johnson Ruth Wright Margaret Boyle Rachel Thomas National Legion of Women Veterans, Inc Miss Gray National Board of Directors Miss Thomas New York

Booster Drive Reaches 600 Mark As Campaign Closes

The Booster club membership drive nears its end with a total of 600 signups reported late yesterday. The tally lists Greek and non Greek groups including Delta Phi Sigma 69 Engleman hall 10 Beta Gamma 67 Alpha Phi Beta 9 Kappa S m a Chi 50 Kappa Mu Kappa 34 G'ma S m a Phi 48 WAA S'ma Delta S'ma 44 ISA Lowry hall 42 Alpha Omega G'ma Tau Delta 40 Pi Kappa Sigma g Moulton hall 34 Theta Sigma Newman club 11 Miscellaneous 148 Phi Beta P 11 Denotes Super Boosters.

Delta Phi Sigma Engleman Hall Beta Gamma Alpha Phi Beta Kappa S Ma Tau Delta Pi Kappa Sigma Moulton Hall Theta Sigma - Newman Club Phi Beta P

Duchess Calls For Material For February Issue

The Duchess magazine invites student submissions of short stories up to 2000 words for the February issue. Editor Glenn Yotti announced the deadline is January 24.

the Duchess Glenn Yotti Yotti

Othello Tryouts Set for Monday at Studio A

University theater program opens auditions for the production Othello. Director G Harry Wright, associate professor of speech, announces tryouts will be held Monday in studio A of the radio workshop.

Radio Workshop G. Harry Wright

Faculty Play Night Opens Week in Moulton Hall

Faculty Night set for Monday features dancing and games organized by personnel deans. The first weekly event runs from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Moulton Hall music room, inviting participation by faculty members.

Moulton Hall Music Room

Library To Test Sunday Study Hours At Rockwell

Rockwell library will open 2 to 6 p.m. each Sunday for a month to test demand for regular Sunday hours. Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr. says an average of 400 users would justify making the hours permanent. A November December survey shows peak use during pre exam and quarter changes with a 400 seat capacity hosting up to 1,640 visitors in one day.

Rockwell John B. Nicholson, Jr Nicholson

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