Navy to Call Reservists July 1 for Active Duty
Navy and Marine Reserve members in classes 2 and V-7 will be activated around July 1. Adrian Van Wyen, armed forces adviser, said spring quarter registrants could be called if not yet ordered to active service. A new naval V-12 program to train officers for navy, marine corps and coast guard will begin July 1 with tests around April 2.
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University
Navy
Adrian van Wyen
Armed Forces
Army
Navy College
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Naval
Marine Corps Reserve
Final Curtain Falls On Rationing Play Lets Eat
The fourteen and final performance of the rationing playlet Lets Eat will be by six University students at Schine's Kent theatre tomorrow at 8 p m. The play, written by Frances Allen for radio, has been shown before 13 Kent women's and civic groups in two weeks. Participants include Dorothy Wolff Suzanne Schwartz Jeanne Smith Bill Crorey Bob Ganyard and Dick Day, with Adelaide Snyder directing.
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Schine
Kent Theatre
Frances Allen
Kent
Dorothy Wolff
Suzanne Schwartz
Jeanne Smith
Bill Crorey
Bob Ganyard
Dick Day
Adelaide Snyder
Student Moderator to Lead Let’s Have the Facts Program
Jim Muzzy becomes the first student moderator for the Let’s Have the Facts program on WADC Akron at 4 30 p m. Dr Cuber initiates a rotating panel with Bruce Handley Prof E Turner Stump and Eric T Griebling on the Q A panel for the broadcast.
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WADC
Akron
Jim Muzzy
Dr. Cuber
Bruce Handley
E. Turner Stump
Eric T. Griebling
Kent State Sax Quartet to Open Band Concert
The Kent State University band presents a Friday 11 a.m. concert featuring a new saxophone quartet Art Flynn Ted Irmiter Nicholas Shaheen and John Dingledine with Saxophone Symphonette by Bennet under Roy Metcalf. The program includes Glory of the Gridiron Romberg Desert Song March of the Toys Marine Hymn Over There Fantasy Semper Paratus Pan Americana Army Air Corps March Americade Anchors Away and Hail To Thee Our Alma Mater. All classes will be excused.
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Art Flynn
Ted Irmiter
Nicholas Shaheen
John Dingledine
Bennet
Roy Metcalf
Army Air Corps
Red Cross Drive Postponed to Support WSSF Effort
The Office of War Activities voted to delay the Red Cross war fund campaign to next week to avoid conflicts with the World Student Service Fund drive. The Red Cross goal has doubled this year, with pledges to be accepted this week as canvassing pauses through next Wednesday.
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Red Cross War Fund
Office of War Activities
Drive of the World Student Service Fund
Peg Curry
Jane McDowell
WSSF
Red Cross
Miss Curry
James Beck
Kent State University Men In Service Organize Legion
Kent State forms University Men In Service Legion led by Raymond E. Manchester to link 950 active duty alumni. Officers include Lieut Mark Treat commander, Lieut Lester Morato vice commander, Ensign William Schraegle secretary, and Lieut Joseph Begala keeper of tall tales. Souvenirs collected range from a Japanese charm to cotton bales and a weather indicator from Alaska.
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University
Kent State Legion
Kent State University Legion
Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Manchester
Legion
Mark Treat
Pacific
Lester Morato
California
William Schraegle
U.S.S. Aranar
Pacific Coast
Joseph Begala
Athens
Alaska
Last Day Chestnut Burr Photo Retakes At University
The Chestnut Burr announces final retake session in the University darkroom from 3 30 to 5 p m for students who received notices yesterday. Juniors and seniors who missed earlier pictures should attend today.
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Chestnut Burr
Art Durivage
Senior Class Will Meet Tomorrow for Dance Plans
A meeting of the senior class will be held tomorrow at 4 p m in room 214 Kent hall. Bill Guisewite, president, announced the gathering with a social committee report and clue collection. Plans include the formal dance and class day, plus arrangements for the class banquet.
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Kent Hall
Bill Guisewite
Liptak and Haines Lead In Letters To Lucerne
Feminine leads in the spring production Letters to Lucerne went to Kitty Liptak and Mary Haines in final try outs. Miss Liptak plays Olga a Polish girl and Miss Haines portrays Erna her German companion. Production set for April 8 and 9 with rehearsals beginning today.
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Lucerne
Kitty Liptak
Mary Haines
E. Turner Stump
Miss Liptak
Olga
Miss Haines
Erna
Switzerland
Jean Lerner
Carol Richards
Suzanne Schwartz
Betty Bonell
Dorothy Wolff
Marty Galloway
Stella Greenbaum
Professor Stump
Alan Hammock
Gustave
University Theatre Drama
Wilbur Adams
Bob Telford
Leroy Haley
Blackout Test To Accompany Raid Warning
A citywide blackout drill will run from 9 25 to 9 55 p m in Portage and 28 counties to teach civilians air raid signals. Dormitories will have civilian defense officers on duty. Traffic stops and signal blasts indicate planes, with an all clear at 9 55 p m.
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Portage
Phyllis Pearson
War Industries
Home Destroyed. Assistance Sought for Holm Family
Dean Raymond E Manchester and Larry Wooddell seek donations for R J Holm University carpenter whose 16 room farm house burned Sunday from an unknown source. Holm his wife and their nine year old daughter are homeless. Donations of money furniture or clothing may be left at Wooddell's office near the gym entrance.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Larry Wooddell
R. J. Holm
University
Wooddell
Holm
Portage County Art Exhibit Opens at KSU Gallery
The first Portage county art show opened in the University art gallery and runs until 4 p m Friday March 12. Open to the public except art majors and art faculty. Exhibits include paintings drawings and crafts. Exhibitors include Adrian Van Wyen CPT director Mrs Thomas Blair and Dewey Barich departmental head.
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Portage County
University Art Gallery
School of Art
Adrian van Wyen
CPT
Thomas Blair
Dewey Barich
Industrial
Dramatists Set Formal Initiation For Six Pledges
Alpha Psi Omega will hold a formal initiation in the University Theatre green room for six pledges. Pledge mistress Ellen Hausrath will guide the ceremony with Mary Haines, Stella Greenbaum, Wilbur Adams, Bob Ganyard, Bob Telford, and Jean Barger named among those to be initiated.
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Alpha Psi Omega
University Theatre Green Room
Ellen Hausrath
Mary Haines
Stella Greenbaum
Wilbur Adams
Bob Ganyard
Bob Telford
Jean Barger
$1000 Fund Sought By WSSF In Local Campaign
The War Service Student Fund committee aims to raise $1000 for University aid to war torn regions. Pledges of at least $1 per student are requested. Funds will support students overseas amid shortages such as one book per 200 Chinese students and costs to feed Greek and Chinese students.
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WSSF
War Service Student Fund Committee
Betty Osmundson
Phill Trapp
China
Education drive aims for peace through student support
Peg Curry of the WSSF committee says education in Europe and Asia is key to lasting peace after the war. Students from colleges nationwide unite to raise 3,000,000 dollars, with Kent hoping to contribute successfully.
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Peg Curry
WSSF
Europe
Asia
United States
Kent
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Moulton
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Engleman
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Ben Shaheen
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June Wagner
Marjorie Stebler
George Bush
Charles Eyster
Linnea Saukkonen
Liptak
Haines
KSU
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