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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1949
Page
3
Eastman attacks Communist methods and calls for abandoning a one world policy. He argues Stalin’s dictatorship is more brutal than Hitler’s and that Russia aims to undermine the UN from within. He advocates outlawing the Communist party and opposing totalitarian regimes by any means.
The speaker denounces life under Stalin and accuses the regime of human slavery. He criticizes propaganda denying racial or minority intolerance in Russia and cites four independent minority republics lynched in the last nine years.
Students are urged to write their home county board of elections to request absentee ballots for the November 8 election. Ballots must be cast in the county where their parents reside. they are not eligible to vote in Portage County.
Stopher hall opened its social season with an Ice Breaker dance hosting the three women’s dorms and their friends. Al Ragonese led the intermission program featuring Jack Holmes Ken Wilson Bud Bererr and Bob Liptak. Pratt Byrd, head resident, reports over 500 guests attended with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. William Weiskopf and Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Davidson.
The ROTC unit at Kansas State University receives authorization to add one captain to its table of distribution, bringing totals to ten. The Second Army approved the appointment, effective November 1, with the new captain expected to command the second basic course. current distribution lists one colonel, one major, two captains, one warrant officer, and five enlisted men.
Today is the final day for clubs to submit their allocations committee representative names as Irv Wheatley notes. The move aims to prepare for a meeting tomorrow while ROTC enrollment hits a record 429 students with 153 in advanced courses.
Wednesdays dance featuring the Jack Ward quintet will be the last until the new student union opens in November. The weekly event is cancelled due to basketball practice. Tomorrow's admission is 25 cents.
Tickets for the November 1 Bowling Green game are selling fast for Kent fans. Lt Col Thomas F Wall says round trip is 5 50 with game ducats at 1 00. Kent has 300 BG tickets reserved for ESA and a student run soft drink concession on the train.
The WLAL FM show Something Old Something Borrowed Something Blue was dedicated to Kent State University last Saturday. Announcer Jerry Little announced the dedication after a Kent student chose the musical numbers for the 15 minute program.
Judges select H C Queen tonight from junior or senior coeds with minimum averages of 2.0 last quarter. Entrants register by 7 in Moulton music room and wear street clothes. Weekend events include play John Loves Mary at 8:15, candy prize sales, pep rally behind the Hub, bonfire, and vaudeville acts. Saturday features Western Reserve soccer, dorms and Greek houses decorations judged, football vs Connecticut at 2. Homecoming queen presented at halftime and again at dance. committee lists and orchestra details.
Tickets for the Saturday Severance Hall performance go on sale today in the music department office from 1 to 4 PM in 315M. Student price is 1.50 dollars. A bus may run if enough students sign up, leaving the school at 7 PM. Concert starts at 8:30 PM.
Merle E. Wagoner associate professor of commerce and former athletic director resigns from Kansas State University faculty effective at fall quarter end. Since 1925 he taught marketing and previously led scholastic basketball tournaments. WW II veteran he helped establish Pacific recognition schools. He will join a Phoenix building and supply firm founded by two former KSU students.
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