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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1943

Page

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Hansen and Stump Withdraw From Student Comedy

Prof E Turner Stump and Howard Hansen will not appear in the Friday and Saturday show at 80 North Front Street due to faculty commitments. Aviation students regain free time to attend the second performance. open sale for 7:15 pm shows in University auditorium starts tomorrow.

E. Turner Stump Howard Hansen North Front Street School of Speech William Ackermann Herb Rosen University Auditorium

Faculty Lets Go For Annual Banquet

University men faculty members plan the Women’s Faculty club annual banquet at Twin Lakes country club Saturday at 6 p.m. General committee includes Williams Satterfield Munzenmayer Nissley Wagoner Stopher. Banquet an annual affair since 1919.

Jack Twin Lakes Country Club Harold R. Nissley Weldon M. Williams C. E. Satterfield Lester Munzenmayer Harold Nissley Merle Wagon

Leebrick Named War Service Chairman for Ohio Colleges

Dr. K. C. Leebrick university president was chosen chairman of the war service and post-war adjustments committee of the Ohio College association at a Columbus meeting. He will speak at Hubbard high school commencements May 28 Edinburgh May 30 and Stow June 2.

K. C. Leebrick Ohio College Association Columbus Leebrick Hubbard Edinburg Stow

A Cappella Choir to Present First Concert of Year

The University a cappella choir directed by Bruce Handlen performs its first concert tonight at 7:15 p m in the auditorium with Ruth West June Nicodemus and Robert Dawson as featured soloists.

University A Cappella Bruce Handlen Ruth West June Nicodemus Robert Dawson

British Educator Lillian de Lissa to Speak on Child Care

Lillian de Lissa from London will address University students and faculty tomorrow at 3 p m in room 317 McGilvrey hall on Child Care in War time and Teachers of the Post-War Period. She is principal of Gypsy Hill Training college and former chair of the Nursery School association of Great Britain.

University London Lillian de Lissa McGilvrey Hall Gypsy Hill Training College Miss de Lissa Sydney Australia Adelaide South Australia Nursery School Association of Great Britain Child Study Association John L. Blair College of Education

No Day Off For Decoration Day Amid Quarter System Pressure

The president's office announced there will be no Decoration Day vacation. Alice Carter, secretary, said under the quarter system the pressure is too great to allow scattered holidays.

Alice Carter

Committee Seeks Editors for Kent Stater and Chestnut Burr

All applications for editor and business manager posts of the Kent Stater and Chestnut Burr must be in the School of Journalism office by 3 p m today 4 EWT secretary Marge Hook said. The Publications committee meets at 4 p m tomorrow to choose and announce appointments at the annual Publications banquet Thursday at 5 p m 6 EWT in the Robin Hood. The current staff will be honored.

Kent Stater Chestnut Burr School of Journalism Marge Hook Robin Hood

Final Duchess gone in five hour sale

The final issue of the Duchess campus humor magazine sold out in five hours on the stands. Editor Herb Rosen said there were no copies left for love or money and students bid a fond farewell to the old gal.

The Duchess Herb Rosen

Two-County Blackout Prompts Concert Time Change

OCD officials announce a total blackout affecting Portage and Summit counties tonight. Bruce Handley, A Cappella Director, says the 8:15 p.m. concert will end before lights go out.

OCD Portage Summit Counties Bruce Handley EWT

Initiation Planned for Pi Kappa Delta Members at Dinner

Three new members will be initiated into Pi Kappa Delta at a joint banquet with the Student Forensic Association at the Robin Hood Club Monday at 6 p.m. Initiation ceremonies for Bob Abbot Adelaide Snyder and Don Wargowsky will precede the dinner. Certificates of achievement and service pens and pencils will be awarded. Guests include James N Holm E Turner Stump and Howard C Hansen. Carol Sayers directs initiation services.

Pi Kappa Delta Student Forensic Association Robin Hood Bob Abbot Adelaide Snyder Don Wargowsky Elizabeth Ersley James N. Holm E. Turner Stump School of Howard C. Hansen Carol Sayers

Summer Bulletins Available for June 14 Start

Summer session catalogues are now available in the registrar’s office, E. C. Stopher announced yesterday. Students who wish to attend the University beginning June 14 may obtain them.

E. C. Stopher

Council Recommends No Ac Fee Decrease

The council voted to urge keeping student activity fees at 5.75 per quarter for 1943 44 with football funds redirected to entertainment and activities. It proposed maintaining Chestnut Burr funding and a continued fee collection method. Forty representatives will be named today as part of the new government with May 1 to April 30 as the business year.

Council Pres. K. C. Leebrick Frederick Marbut School of Journalism Marguerite Cook Dorothy Humphrey Assembly Jessie Bertschi Dorothy Harris Marilou Sowash Jean Garee Mary Jane Lynch Virginia Dodd Laurel Ernstmeyer Norma Hackandy Forum Elizabeth Ersley Suzanne Schwartz Jean Dilgard Don Wargowsky Marilyn Amstutz Monetta Crookman Ethel Day Jean Hungerford Meg Cook Bill Keene Betty Bunnell Dorothy Starkey Lila Sprague Virginia Black Elaine Chamberlain Carol Chamberlaine

Fifth Annual Rowboat Regatta Entries Due Today

Entries for the Kent Stater sponsored Rowboat regatta must be filed with regatta director Rudh Jane Recht by 3 p m today. The race is set for May 29 at 6 p m on the Cuyahoga River with Bruce Handley as starter replacing E C Stopher. Swimming tests are required this week under Miss Claudine Harris. boats must be flat-bottom wooden rowboats and only two oarsmen per boat unless one is used.

Kent Stater Rudh Jane Recht Stater Cuyahoga River Bruce Handley E. C. Stopher Claudine Harris

Chestnut Burr 1948 distribution set for campus

Joe Marg business manager announced the Chestnut Burr 1948 will be distributed next Wednesday and Thursday from 8 a m to all classes at the university book store first floor Kent hall.

Kent Hall Joe Marg

Oswalt to Speak at Youngstown PTC Meeting

Dr. Edna R. Oswalt associate professor of psychology and director of the psychological clinic will be guest speaker at the Youngstown Parent-Teacher Council event tomorrow in the Aldersgate room Trinity Methodist Church Youngstown. Her focus areas include clinical psychology personality and troubled children.

Edna R. Oswalt Youngstown Aldersgate Room Trinity Methodist Church

London Editor Will Relate His Experiences In Far East

T A Raman London editor of the United Press of India will speak at an all University assembly Thursday May 27 at 9 am in the auditorium. He will discuss India and the War and The Defense of the Pacific and relate his contacts with Gandhi Nehru the viceroy and General Wavell. Raman also witnessed the fall of France in Paris the blitz in London and traveled in the United States in 1941 en route to India. The president will introduce the speaker and all classes are excused for the event with aviation students given seating on the main floor.

London Far East T. A. Raman United Press of India India Pacific Raman Ghandi Pandit Nehru General Wavell United States K. C. Leebrick Alvin J. Miller Miller

Stater Weekly Falls Under War Emergency

Kent Stater will suspend its weekly summer edition from June 21 to September 24 due to war emergency. A mimeograph service may replace the paper for student notices. An entertainment fee of $2.50 is set for all summer students, with final approval and activities to be decided at a trustees meeting this week.

Kent Stater Board of Trustees

Clinchy Replaces Brown For Baccalaureate Sermon

Dr Everett Clinchy president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews will address the graduating seniors at the annual baccalaureate services at 3 p m June 13 He will speak on Our Earth Indivisible He replaces Dr Kenneth I Brown president of Denison University who could not attend the program.

Everett Clinchy National Conference of Christian and Jews Clinchy Kenneth I. Brown Denison University

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