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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1948

Page

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Met Opera Star Due Monday Concert at 8:15 PM

Salvatore Baccaloni, famed for comic stage presence and a 312 pound frame, headlines a public auditorium concert Monday at 8:15 p.m. He tours the United States and Canada, with Met Opera appearances in Cleveland on May 12 and May 14.

Salvatore Baccaloni Metropolitan Opera Baccaloni United States Canada Public Hall Cleveland Entertainment Committee

Stadium drive gains over forty thousand toward goal

More than $40,000 has been pledged to the Memorial Stadium drive with a $75,000 first unit goal. The university committee will meet at 4 p.m. today in room 210K with Chairman Tom Davey announcing a review of contributing organizations.

Memorial Stadium Tom Davey

Veterans must report for 15 day leave option with Hub officer

Veterans who oppose automatic fifteen day leave at quarter end must report to the Hub training officer promptly. If accepted the time is deducted from eligibility. otherwise training interruption must be arranged. June graduates should report to the Hub before May 12. Apply for supplemental eligibility certificate before quarter end if changing schools.

BC Sweater Dance Friday at Wills Gym

Booster club plans a sweater dance Friday from 9 p m to midnight in Wills gym. Don Karrol and his combo provide music. One ticket admits a couple. non members pay 1. University women get a half hour late permit. Chaperones listed. Margaret Emily Zilla chairs.

Booster Club Wills Gym Don Karrol

YMCA Y Group to Meet for Political Action

The Y Group of the YMCA will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in room 214K to plan action on local national and international themes. Lewis K. Harris a political science instructor serves as advisor.

Political Actions Commission YMCA Lewis K. Harris

KSU Akron Plan Dinner To Boost University Ties

Kent State and Akron universities plan an informal May 11 dinner at 6 p.m. in the Akron Student Union cafeteria. Presidents of sororities fraternities ISA Men's Union and Women's League invited. Advisors include Dr A Sellen Roberts and committee members Curt Sarff Tom Davey Phyllis Ann Robbins John Gressard George Heaslip. Newman club Pan Hellenic Blue Key Cardinal Key will attend.

Kent State Akron Akron University Student Union ISA Men’s Union Curt Sarff Tom Davey Phyllis Ann Robbins John Gressard George

European Study Scholarship Applications Due

University co eds who applied for the 250 scholarship for study in Europe must turn in their applications and statements of purpose to Ada V. Hyatt. The Kent Ravenna branch of the American Association of University Women offers the scholarship to any co ed who meets the qualifications.

Europe Riety of Ada V. Hyatt Toy Kent-Ravenna American Association of University Women

Campus Day Social Committee Meeting

The Social Committee will meet today at 11 a.m. in 214K. Roy Newsome is chairman and members are asked to be on hand for further discussion on Campus Day plans.

Roy Newsome

Music Week Program In Full Swing

National Music Week observances continue with Kent State high school's band and mixed chorus opening events. Tonight at 8 15 the Men s glee club performs a choral Flight of the Bumble Bee with soloist Raymond DeMattia, followed by In a Persian Garden by a mixed quartet. Professors Dittmer and conductor Byler lead university and Civic orchestras in further performances featuring contemporary American works.

Kent State High School Raymond DeMattia Martha Lansinger Marjorie Barrett Jack Bernhardt William Evans Prof A. L. Dittmer Kenneth Byler University Orchestra The Civic Orchestra

ROTC Plans Military Ball at Ravenna Arsenal Club

ROTC will host its first military ball on June 4 at the Ravenna Arsenal Officers' Club. The event features a buffet supper and dancing from 9 pm to 1 am with a military theme. Uniforms are mandatory for men. only ROTC members may attend with dates provided corages at arrival. late permits for co-eds.

ROTC Ravenna Arsenal Officers’ Club

Radio Students Attend Meeting in Columbus

The Institute for Education by Radio held its annual meeting in Columbus. Eight university radio department students attended under Professor Walton D. Clarke who led the group. Attendees were Julia Ross Lea Bauman Carol Hart Marilyn Kirkland Nick Bozeka Warren Lashley Jim McDonald and Clem Scerback.

Better Radio Institute For Education By Radio Columbus University Radio Department Julia Ross Lea Bauman Carol Hart Marilyn Kirkland Nick Bozeka Warren Lashley Jim McDonald Clem Scerback Walton D. Clarke

Burkhardt and Kaplan Chosen Traffic Court Justices

Dana May Burkhardt was elected chief justice of the university traffic court during a student council meeting. Dave Kaplan was chosen traffic justice to fill the vacancy from Arnie Lewis’s resignation. Next traffic court session is set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 215K.

Dana May Burkhardt Dave Kaplan Arnie Lewis

Far East Authority to Speak on Divided India

Robert Aura Smith, Far East specialist for the New York Times, speaks tonight at 8 15 under the Forum committee in room 317 McG. He notes he has 17 years in Asia and Africa, rejects crystal ball prophecy, and has warned of Japan’s attack direction in his books Our Future In Asia and Your Foreign Policy.

Robert Aura Smith New York Times India the Times Far East Philippines Southeast Asia Africa Asia United States

Faculty To Judge Speech Contest At Canton Mt McKinley

Seven speech faculty members and a graduate assistant will act as judges at the National Speech tournament of the National Forensic league at Canton McKinley high school tomorrow and Saturday. Professors Holm Stump Kent Wright Montgomery, instructors Eleanor Gray and Mrs Gallant attend. The graduate assistant is Joe Howard. The event is sponsored by KSUC in cooperation with Canton McKinley and Lehman high schools.

National Forensic League Canton McKinley High School James N. Holm E. Turner Stump Robert L. Kent G. Harry Wright John R. Montgomery Eleanor Gray Marjorie Gallant Joe Howard KSUC Canton McKinley Lehman High Schools

Delta Sigma Pi Holds Banquet at Vale Edge Dairy Ravenna

T. W. Prior of Goodyear Tire and Rubber addressed Beta Pi chapter members at their spring banquet on April 29. The talk titled What Employers Look For When Hiring drew on Prior extensive national travels and experiences.

T. W. Prior Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Beta Pi Delta Sigma Pi International Business Fraternity Vale Edge Ravenna Prior

Summer Course Changes Announced by Colleges

The colleges of business administration liberal arts and education announced summer schedule changes. Economics 383 moves to first term only while Economics 475 becomes 473. Economics 375 becomes 475. Several courses are not offered including Commerce 376 465 466 475 Sec Sci 264 348 451 Economics 362 Geog 160 380 8378 363 376 and various Ind Arts courses. Other drops include Math 350 Psych 376 472 484 Socio 165 467 560 Speech 161 163 261 369 450 481.

Colleges of Business Administration, Liberal Arts, and Education

Council and intramural track rescheduled for jazz concert

The intramural track event moves to Wednesday while the Council meets Tuesday at 4. Ray McKinley performs at 4 in the auditorium with sponsorship by Kappa Sigma Chi and Alan Freed. Proceeds go to the Stadium drive. tickets 30 cents from fraternity members or Booster booth.

Ray McKinley Tom Davey Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity McKinley Kappa Sigma Chi Alan Freed WAKR

Barich Returns To Navy 2 Week Tour

Prof. Dewey F. Barich head of the industrial arts department and veterans' coordinator left Monday for Washington DC to serve two weeks active duty with the Navy. Barich is an engineering officer in the reserve with the rank of lieutenant junior grade and is believed to be called to set up a school for trainees and conduct classes in engineering during his tour.

Dewey F. Barich Washington, D. C Navy Barich

Mrs Barbara Price Morrow Wins Honorable Mention

Art faculty member Mrs Barbara Price Morrow received honorable mention at the Cleveland May art show for her egg tempera piece Snow Suit in the annual exhibition of paintings and crafts.

Barbara Price Morrow School of Art Cleveland

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Harry Adams Weldon Williams William Weiskopf Margaret Emily Zilla KSU Women's League A. Sellen Roberts Heaslip Music Week N. Y. Times Far East Authority
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