ASCAP Question Still Open in Smith Interview
Stephenson Smith education counsel for ASCAP said in a Playhouse address that the music battle between ASCAP and the National Association of Broadcasters remains an open question. He noted networks could not air for a week without ASCAP music, while BMI formed by major networks now controls enough popular songs to keep broadcasts going.
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Stephenson Smith
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
National Association of Broadcasters
ASCAP
University Players
D. Naff
WRVA
Broadcast Musice, Inc
Recorder Assists Art Department
The University buys a new recording apparatus aiding drama speech and language departments. Used by major radio stations the equipment lets classes critique their mistakes on records. Lynn Price offers personalized recordings from 25 cents to two dollars at Cannon Memorial Chapel.
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University
Lynn Price
Price
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Mrs Guy to Speak at Westhampton Chapel by Amy Guy
Amy Guy of the Citizens' Service Bureau Richmond will address the YWCA Social Service Committee project at Westhampton chapel. The event follows a talk on the Richmond Community Fund and precedes the December 15 YWCA trip to Kilbourne Farm for a puppet show, with gift boxes due by December 13.
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Amy Guy
Citizens’ Service Bureau of
Richmond
Westhampton Chapel
Social Service Committee
YWCA
Richmond Community Fund
Kilbourne Farm
Whitfield Concert Schedule Highlights Student Recital
On December 13 Whitfield plans a student concert with pieces by Handel Hatton Torelli Mozart and Mozart selections from Don Giovanni and Le nozze. The program features artists Wiener Wolff Strauss Koeneiman Monassorogsky Vaughan Williams and Cowen including Were You There and Trade Winds.
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Whitfield
Handel
Anthea— Hatton
Torelli
Evieh Wolff
Richard Strauss
Koeneiman
Monassorogsky
Vaughan Williams
Cowen
Phi Alpha Theta to Initiate Rho Eta Sigma Members
Ten members of Rho Eta Sigma, local history honor society, qualified for initiation into Phi Alpha Theta on December 14. Vice President Karl Fox announced the event and the national secretary will attend. Eligible members include Harris Grimsley Bob Cotten Dr. McDaniel Walter Bass Bill Seifert Paul Harrell Charles McNutt Earl Fox Jack Gordon and Nick Habel. Eligibility requires a B average in history and overall, plus junior status with twelve hours history credit.
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Rho Eta Sigma
Phi Alpha Theta
Karl Fox
Harris Grimsley
Bob Cotten
Dr. McDanel
Walter Bass
Bill Seifert
Paul Harrell
Charles McNutt
Earl Fox
Jack Gordon
Nick Habel
Students Debate Rushing System Over delayed fraternity pledges
Dorreh Oldham proposed delaying two week rushing to start the second semester and ban freshmen from houses in the first term. George Ross argued the plan is impractical and urged maintaining the current system with a working committee to improve it.
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Dorreh Oldham
George Ross
Richmond College
Oldham
Ross
Ed Arendall
Arendall
John Decker
West Point Interfraternity Conference Opposes Delayed Rush Plan
The National Interfraternity Council Conference meeting in New York City opposed delaying fraternity rushing and the one week fall rush. University of Richmond and Ohio State officials spoke on council roles and collaboration with universities. Leaders urged frats to avoid unnecessary costs, defer new buildings amid the draft, and noted a June Purdue Officers Training School.
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National Interfraternity Council
New York City
John Locke
Interfraternity
Ralph C. McDanel
Fred Caylor
University of Richmond
Fred Stecher
Ohio State University
Dean Stecher
Locke
Stecher
Purdue University
Pointer panel on college girls outfits at West Point
The Pointer staff reports cadet opinions on girls apparel criticizing knee length styles and German juggler comparisons. For informal dates some prefer dresses or skirts with sweaters while country dates favor sweater and skirt ensembles. Evening wear ranges from backless two piece to clinging dresses with advice to choose outfits matching personality.
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Richmond College
The
Pointer
United States Military Academy
William D. Vaughan
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Recorder
Rirte Cunssmas
Travel
Haea
Associated Eastern Railroads
Decker
Murphy's
N. HarrIson
Abrams Sisters
FE. Grace St
Shepperson
N. St. Street
West Point
IFC
South's
Freddy Fields
Ben Parker
Richmond, Virginia
Milihiser Gym
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