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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1948

Page

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St John to Speak Here On Dauntless Israelites

Robert St John renowned commentator and author speaks at the university auditorium on Wednesday October 20 at 8 15 p m The topic is A New Nation Is Born He describes his 1948 travels in Israel and his observations of Arab Israeli conflict and Kibbutz life The lecture is sponsored by the university forum committee and open to the public Prof James Holm chairs the event.

St. John Israel Robert St. John University State Haifa Nazareth Christ Kibbutz Europe University Forum Committee James Holm

Toppers To Meet Tomorrow Night in Moulton Hall

The recently activated Topper club invites men students six feet tall or more and women five feet eight inches or taller to a meeting in Moulton Hall tomorrow night at 8. Dancing, bridge, and games are planned for attendees.

Moulton Hall

Social Dance Tonight At 7 In Wills Gym

Raymond E. Manchester urges students to attend the 7 pm social dance in Wills gym with 25 cent admission. Carding is required and proceeds fund future dances after paying for an orchestra.

Wills Gym Raymond EB. Manchester

Hart Script Air on WAKR At Akron Saturday 10 AM

WAKR in Akron will air Hart Script Her Own Free Will on Saturday at 10 AM. Carol Hart authored and directed the weekly radio workshop project. The cast includes Rogers Slease Betty Hull Janet Gillespie Ed Shelton and Charles Elrick. John Lapidakos and Julie Ross manage the broadcast mechanics.

Carol Hart WAKR Akron Radio Workshop Players Rogers Slease Betty Hull Janet Gillespie Ed Shelton Charles Elrick John Lapidakos Julie Ross

Kent Stater retracts permit claim for Akron U. Kent dance

The Kent Stater corrects a prior report stating Dean Ada V. Hyatt could not issue late dance permits. Hyatt confirms permits will be issued through proper channels and expects to attend the Akron University of Kent event on November 11. The paper thanks the social committee for their hard work.

Kent Stater Ada V. Hyatt Akron U.kent Dean Hyatt Stater

Health Leaders Convene Here

The Kellogg Foundation Health project committee will meet with Hugh McMaster and Dr. G Frank Thomas at a Friday luncheon October 15 at the Robin Hood. Dr A O De Weese chairs the university committee and will hear local project reports from Florence Hellman with Paul Landis from Ohio Health and Physical Education accompanying the visitors.

Kellogg Foundation Hugh McMaster Foundation G. Frank Thomas Fresno State College Calif Robin Hood A. O. de Weese Florence Hellman Paul Landis Ohio

Direction ISCC Pamphlet on University Church Clubs

Jack Loney, editor, presents the pamphlet Direction to Dr. George A. Bowman. Published by the Interdenominational Student Christian council to introduce church organizations to freshmen. Includes Canterbury club, Lutheran Student fellowship, Wesley foundation, Y M C A and Y W C A with co operatings Newman club and Inter varsity Fellowship and Christian Science group. Advisory board lists Rev. B Forest Band Rev A Laten Carter and Professor Edward Pake.

Jack Loney George A. Bowman Interdenominational Student Christian Council of 1.5.C.C Canterbury Club Lutheran Student Fellowship Wesley Foundation Y.M.C.A Y.W.C.A Newman Club Inter-varsity Fellowship Christian Science Group Lsm.c.c B. Forest Band A. Laten Carter Edward Pake

Allocations Cut Budgets Of Four Organizations

The allocations committee trimmed four organizations budgets with Chestnut Burr absorbing the largest cut the Burr was allotted 5514 34 down from 6938 A voluntary cut reduced Forum from 680 to 550 Warren Lashley presiding Also varsity athletics received the largest single grant 7975 based on an unitemized request Choir and orchestra split 990 Theatre got 1100 and intramurals 783 76 with a 660 quota under the percentage system

Chestnut Burr Burr Forum Committee Warren Lashley R. K. Moran University Theatre

Popular Group To Act Here

The Central Michigan college dramatic group will present the play Royal Family on the university auditorium stage Monday night at 8 15. Publicity director Dave Freed calls it a humorous satire of the Barrymore family. Tickets available at UT table between the atrium and Kent hall with an activity card. distribution is first come first served until Monday.

Central Michigan College Royal Family University Auditorium Barrymore Dave Freed University Theater Atrium Kent Hall

Spring Activities Set For WAA

Women on campus can participate in a full academic year of athletic activities announced by WAA President Jean Armitage. Spring events include softball archery and golf led by Jean Rondin Kay Boukas and Mary Beth Sikerma with a track and field meet tentatively planned. The WAA welcomes all university women.

Women's Athletic Association Jean Armitage Jean Rondin Kay Boukas Mary Beth Sikerma

Two Prets Guide New Workshop

Dr. Olive Woodruff head of Kindergarten Primary education department and Mrs. Frederick E. Davidson assistant professor of elementary education act as consultants for the Summit County Elementary workshop. The three day program began yesterday includes morning observations at Boston Northfield Macedonia Twinsburg and Richfield schools and afternoon meetings at Macedonia.

Olive Woodruff Frederick E. Davidson Summit County Elementary Workshop Boston Northfield Macedonia Twinsburg Richfield

MU Meeting Set for Thursday at Phi Beta Phi House

Call MU Meeting Men’s Union will hold a meeting Thursday October 14 at 4 p m at the Phi Beta Phi fraternity house. Tom Welsh secretary said all members must be present or submit written excuses.

Men’s Union Phi Beta Phi Tom Welsh

Chi Pi Plans Meeting For October 14

Chi Pi, the men's journalism honorary fraternity, will meet Thursday October 14 at 2 p m in the Kent States office. President Larry Vitsky announced plans for the coming year and that vacant officer positions will be filled.

Chi Pi Kent States Larry Vitsky

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