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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1942

Page

1

Council Plans To Push Constitution In Summer

Student Council delegated summer powers to committees and officers and distributed mimeographed copies of the proposed constitution at the year’s final meeting. Joe Hart, president, said changes in structure and phraseology are needed before adoption and copies are for study and recommendations. the constitution committee gains power to act until October 1. Hart also can reorganize the committee with conditions.

Council Joe Hart Constitution Committee Hart

Seniors Can Get Tickets This Week

University registrar E C Stopher says seniors in residence may obtain three tickets for commencement this week. After initial allocation, unused seats may be released for others needing better seats and will be used.

E. C. Stopher

Workshop Closes War Sketches Series Today at WADC Akron

The final wartime radio workshop of the series airs at 4 p m over WADC Akron with two war sketches by Carol Richards and excerpts from Heart of a City. Director Bob Raful introduces Listen You a challenge to Americans and cast members include Smiley Wigner Gorlich Hauser Shanower.

Radio Workshop WADC Akron Carol Richards Heart of A City Bob Raful Bob Smiley Opal Wigner Betty Gorlich Bob Hauser Don Shanower

First Campus Carnival Nets Nearly 200 at Kent State

Approximately 200 was raised for the Kent State Penny Drive as the Men's Union carnival in Wills gym featured nine booths. Sigma Tau Gamma won top honors with 40 dollars, Engleman hall 33.72, and other groups contributed amounts ranging from 5.56 to 25.60 with 60 dollars from door admissions. Jitterbug contest winners were Henry Rosen and Ann Rapedi.

Kent State University Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity Beta Gamma Alpha Omega Delta Phi Sigma Gamma Sigma Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma Phi Beta Phi Alpha Phi Beta Scheffel Pierce Carnival Henry Rosen Ann Rapedi

Summer Pre Registration Opens for Summer Sessions

Registrar E C Stopher urges students enrolled for the summer to pre register before the term ends. Those who miss the window may register Monday June 15. Pre registration is available today and tomorrow in the registrar's office. Dean Frew Musselman says students who have not paid and plan to attend the third term can obtain course information from his office.

E. C. Stopher Frew Musselman

University Musicians To Picnic Play Ball

The a cappella choir and orchestra join for a year end picnic in the University woods at grille number 2 tonight at 5 15 o clock. They plan a casual gathering after a season of performance and rehearsals.

University Woods

Library Deadlines Set for June 1 and June 3

The library requires all senior library material due by Monday June 1 at noon and non seniors by Wednesday June 3 at 9 p m. Diplomas will not be issued to incomplete records.

YMCA Holds Regular Meeting Tonight at Kent Hall

The Hold Y meeting is scheduled for 7 a m in room 210 Kent hall. All members and cabinet members are invited, according to Al Simon program chairman who spoke last night.

YMCA Kent Hall al Simon

Lead To Be Shared In Heart Of A City

Opal Wigner a University stage veteran shares the leading role in the Victory Players production Heart of a City with Marian Zupan. Director G Harry Wright announced the farewell engagement for Wigner on Thursday as Judy a London show girl with Zupan taking Friday the role. Peg Curry debuts Thursday as Joan, originally Wigners part, with Wright revealing negotiations with a New York costume firm are complete.

Opal Wigner Victory Players Peg Curry Joan Miss Wigner Wright New York

Final forum in war course series Thursday night

The War Activity council hosts the fourth and final forum of its war-course series on Thursday at 7 30 p m in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Four 10 minute faculty talks will cover The Legal Bases of Peace The Social Bases of Peace The Economic Basis of Peace and A Plan for World Peace.

The War Activity Council McGilvrey Hall Earl W. Crecraft Alvin J. Miller C. C. Kochenderfer K. C. Leebrick

Final Rites For Actress's Mother Held In Cleveland

Funeral services for Mrs. Antonette Zupan 57 mother of Marian Zupan University sophomore were held at St Aloysius church in Cleveland. She died Friday at Charity hospital survived by husband seven sons and two daughters.

Antonette Zupan Marian Zupan St. Aloysius Church Cleve

School Play Sells Tickets With Defense Stamps

Tickets cost 10 cents and must be accompanied by a 25 cent defense stamp. Stamps should be bought before the night of the play but may be sold at the door. The production will secure RAF uniforms used in the New York run. Tickets go on sale at the Wills gym ticket booth tomorrow.

RAF New York Wills Gym

Convocation by Blue Key and Navy Relief Announced

Charley Ayres announces a joint Blue Key and Naval Relief convocation in the auditorium tomorrow at 10 am. Newly elected Blue Key tapping will occur, with a preview of Heart of a City by Victory players and Bill V-7 comedy skits before service end. Awards include an eight inch trophy from Wright's Department Store for the sorority fundraiser and a similar prize for fraternities.

Blue Key Navy Relief Naval Relief Society Charley Ayres The Victory Players Bill Ayres Wright’s Department Store Jim Morris Commercial Press, Inc

Student Assembly Call to V-5 and V-7 Members

Notice asks V-5 and V-7 students to attend the assembly tomorrow morning. Contact Peter Szemersky after 4 pm today by box or by calling 5615 for details.

Peter Szemersky

Guisewite and Stan Mousses and the introduction of men enrolled in the

Guisewite and Stan Mousses are spotlighted as new men enrolled in the program. The report notes their backgrounds and the formal introduction to the cohort, outlining initial roles and expected contributions to the organization.

Guisewite Stan Mousses

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Anne Wahl Cuyahoga Falls Elmer Jim Richard Workshop Bill Guisewite George Ebel Betty Cowen Chester E. Satterfield Kent State Engleman Hall
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