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VOLr. 41 7 —R\ o. '3O FRIDAY MORNING, MN : ITCH e 29; 1946—STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
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,-,: e --Crosi.- .:
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..,.., .4. :
'ith . 'Dance `
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•IClniriaani'r,.t; 'r tiltee weeks of in
-te 'nkve-'sc.fl'Aiting, will be the' in-
RE4 , Orilis 'Benefit Ddr ice
4: l ll.eloreatlon- 1 1 - lall 9 ;.to 112. 'Sat-;
:.1.111:Tay might with Dick Berge and
..his orchestra. Tickets will be on
Oale ,4 lfor $1.50 a couple, tax in
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organizations whikh have
rict Yet. , turneEl .in their contri
-:ibugons to the driVe tire .asked to
eto'so-on or before Sunday to:Carol
:':Ditriktman, • !Kappa Atba Theta
house ; -or Wa.`lter "Jinx" Falken
.-tie;rg;Chi Phii , house.
The Red Cross unit on clanniouv.
$449 over the $l2OO
With the•final tabullattons to
by the end of -the week.
;Fallervvin% are the fraternity bon
tribuitilons to - date.
Sigma ,Rho, $37.75; Chi
'532.7.5; in 'Kappa Phi, $332.;
Phi Etixzalan-: ; a, $32; Pi Kappa
~s3o;_ Sigina 'Pi, $26.05; Phi
Tau, $24; Sigmia Alpha
V 212 . 9 P;.•
,tAIOS I- Za," : 0 212 , - tali c hl t 3tla ri
Omn,ga,
: 0 $1 1 3.10:.' '• • •
. * ,',.;" . 4 - -4PELIba - TOM. 4.117A15; Delta
fr:lSl:gtha PM, , $3.17; $116.50;
Phti*;-Deltia Theta, $l5; Phi, Kappa,
- 1313:35; Triangle, $l3; 'Tau Kappa
V.Epi. - .110n,. $l3; Theta Ohi and
:,81gi - ria Nu, $l3; Alpha Chi Sigma,
Lambda Stgma Phi, $9; Phi
- HigipPa, $8; Alpha Phi
*4..45; Sllama Chti, $4.
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;,,Sororilty c.ontrlbritiona to date
Keticipa ,Allriha Theta, $39;
- Alphia Epsilon Phi, $35; Phi Sigma
, $815; , Omicron Pi,
.$.3Y:10; Kstipa Delta, $3O; Phti Mu,
pp; 'Theta:Pl:4 At)pha, $25; Zeila
kffiet±a';'Xii. - . .lhe,' $2O .Kireipa -Kappa
,ILGttavna, .$113:50; Si.grrta Delta - Tani,
`. , Ntolleg ran s. *. -
; - next lissrae will be pt blish:A
INfonday, :instead 'of Tuesday.
may 'be - obtained at Stud
kteilt Union , as usual.
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Pt
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ayers
Penn State Players' 'Et:lakes
.ylpeanian icorrigany will .precizeet
tilagedy of ifeudal IScotland„
' , '"Maclbeth" in Schwab lA4u3itoriom.
o'elOck tonight and torryctrrow
Richard Frontman 'play the
role of
,llkkibeth ar.d : - Verna
•• • ••:!Sevast iportPay./his'wife .Lady
: - .:Maxlbeth: The prods otion is under
•: - Aille-diretOtion•c , f•.Franlc. NeaWbilion,
lascCessor of dramatics.- Karma
*Teltellbaum. :end Claire Cohen are
aftistants. . • ,
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: Donald! Sandt ord Albert
ther .wilkdireet their originiii score
oP .tranisitionai. rechnicol
directors 'ere - Warren: and
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‘" Magaret Witt. !Mrs. Dorothy Sz.att,
ys in !charge cf scene design karid
sitrytatvAjoir.. . • •
ether 'lll , e6TiberS `the•leaat are:
r - 7:l4irisitr4l Yisgt - (Durican)
(lVtalicalla)
(11VTAcenillf):Hefiriebta;.‘:Parairs ,
'Raft-qv/irk and EaltEit?ettt
:(Weird .Sisters), .•Harry
ohsy .(tDepalibaih, tNleniger);
~ K abl Van Elden Gtemaex), Yes-
,: , q1;111. (Sergearit, Seytten),
111mflin Et:Jum (Ross),. Kenneth
'(Arrgus:•,' Portman , Paget
(fialmau , o),' Henry Glass (Porter),
01 Henri Groerlhelm (Flea , nee).
ii4ivairry iN , sitcr.l .. .f.ie (Old ;Mira,
.Tank ,-- Seitchik • OMentieth),
•Oxinciari (Caithness), John
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY BY THE COLLEGIAN STAFF
Group Asks
Froth Revival
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- A "petdion , to . reestablian• 'Froth, ,
'Card : pus h umor . magazine ,'. was '
mensidered,by,the Senate Ccenniiit 7
tee on . Student, Welfare- at. , NE
.triecting Tuesday. .The conern4ttee ,
veted to giire tentatlye ;approval. to,
the Petition. and )to authertze the
grouto te,inoteed wih a ipermanent
organization. . .
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The pc.intion, signed by :116 stud
ents, requested epproval of ',a new
, Contlbitution, '"To set no a corpor,
ate goody, - wall. a continuing re
spano:ible •axiult Triembersh:p in the
majority, similar to the 10oNeg!an
'corporation, and to start Froth off
from a new triailltern." (
The petitioners also stated that
the nc.w Froth 'corporation - WM.lkt
be wiMing to assume 'any Iliniancial
croMgo.icoh inourred by the pre
war PulbliCation.
Organizational plans laud the
completion cif .a. .constitution
be discust:,td in 4117 Old Main, 7 p.
rn. 'Tuesday. \
A general- call .for 'candidates
wilt not be issued until the Senate
Committee on (Student Welfare ' 1
apportUnitr : t9 . 4). 6 • 6 :4sitl - - - !
.-er •reorgantzation plans en& pans
on them. "
' Comitptittee requested Ithat
the pertrtanent plan., include re
quilretment for' a review of all
'COPY by the Faculty, Adviser be
fore l'Jts ipulblication in any issue, cif
the magazne. _
Kerner: to Play
AtlOnny Koli
"Bunny Hop," All - College
semi-normal dance, will be held
in Recreation Hall from 9 to 12
pan. on April .6. 'Andy Kirner and
h'ls;lls-ipiece baud Tram Lancaster
Will Provide Ithe music. Tickets
viwill ibost $2.40 tax included.
'Booths for the dance will be
given ifree to the dirst 20 frater
nities. - voho sign up Tor them at
Student Union.. from Monday to
(Continued on page seven)
Pieerit '-.-MCthbeth':',
Faatis '(Sort); 'George Rhoad
(Young SetwantV, Jane Staus, (Lady
Macidittf . ), !Bets.y .Heagy (Gentle=
'woman), Ellliabeith Watts (Gentle
woman) 'Thaddeus Komorowslci
(Old Stwand Banquo. murderer),
Stanton Roth - (Young , &Ward,
Verna • Sevast
Vaughan Stapleton
u . k: Heads
At:sessiori ' '
1 1•11.:in - spel he,ad of
~the
fEele.ittartinteht;offitttle-,
.day febr'' 'Cleveland; - . Where he. 'is''
attending sessions of 'the biennial
Music ;Educator's .11ational Con
'ference, Other anemiers of thp
music acuity and four students
left Wednesday, also to attend
the. , conference, Which began
Wednesday and will end - next
Wednesday.. •
Professor - rishiburn coordin- I udents Pay
atinglichairm:F.n. of the comMitte.e
on - funejonal. aspect§ of irnusiC, '
and ,*l.l attend ineetings of that_
group. - phi Mu Alpha, Musical somestet fees
honorary; : will also- Meet in: con
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junction with 'the conference,- and
a ; pnagram will. be! preSented by
the Cleveland:SYrnpl - iony Orchesr'
Ira
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Other /Members o 1 • ithe' -• music
ence,are: Miss:Fnancis' 'Andrews;
, devartment 'attending the- confer-
Fnank -Rey
nolds, Mrs. 'Willa • TaAor, , and
Guy Wbod3; . " • „
,)Students''attendin Mar
garet :Aridrick, Herman Slayman,
Paul Teai.e; and Gloria Wilvarry.
Richard Frontm an
(Banquo murderer), Raymond
Kelly (Soldier, Lady EVllEJecluif
murderer), Samuel !Neely (Sol
dier)', •Rsuquo murderer, Gabriel
Rotill (Messenger, Lady IVlaeduff
(Continued on page seven)
Key Captures 8 Offices;
Nittany-Independents' 6
Vaughn Stapleton,. Nittany-Independent, swept the All-
College presidential elections this week with a count of 1383
votes, more than twice that of his Key opponent, Walter
Falkenberg. •
Stapleton's running. mate, Rebecca Walker, captured the
All-College secretary post, defeating June First, Key,. by 226
ballots.
The Key party pulled through in the . semester elections,
however, by placing four presidents and four secretaries, as
compared with, three, presidents and three secretaries for
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Nittany-Independent.
A total of 2,006 students voted in the elections. Tuesday
and Wednesday, which is appr
body..
1:M:i:=Il
Rebecca Walker
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FeeS"for the 1946 Spring Semes
ter- are clue to be paid' in , Recrea
tion Hail from 9 a.-m. to 5 o'clock
continuously today. -.
%near' Rut.ss , ell E. -Clark an
nounced that graduate and spec
ial student Whose - fets did not ex
ceed .$ll.O c4nd had pea' their $lO
advance deposit fee need' net go
to dieerection but.may !call at
the Barrier's office early in tho
week for refund .checks.
Lists of. mateettlOion numbers
will be pacted in panels •with the
.net amonnt due from valch stud
ent •orpos:te his number. Seats
are provided where situdents may
make out 'checks for the Icor
re•ct amount. The ,dhelck or caeh
with the trofital:culvitlion card
shoUld be presented at the correct
cashier's window. There wall be
ten windows arranged la.:Cording
to 'maitelc.ulation nuimber. The nen
ter twindcw will be for those who
have previously applied for defer
ments.
"A • represealtative of-lthe ilting
Off: lee will be available in case of
adijiutillirnents," said IlEtiunslar Clark.
There is a $5 penalty for bate
payment.
Dr. A. O. Morse Attends .
Educators' 'Convention
Dr, A. 0. Morse assistant
.to
PreSident 11-16461 in 'charge of re-
Sldent. instruction represented the
College at a liarrisbung (meeting
on Tuesday called to •didcuss the
Possibility .o!.' Indiantemn Gap and
New Cumberland as sites ifor tem
porary colleges. • •
At the meeting of Pennsylvania
educztors headed by Gov. !Edward
Martin the plan was cliscusseidi to
actcoranadiate veterans who have
been unable to matriculate in ye
gurar colleges because of a lack
of hicvoing and to assure high
scihool .sr.fu•dents an op'port'unity of
higher ectUmtipn.
(Continued on .page eight) •
oximately 40% of the student
The Elections Committee,
headed by Charles Apple
man, docked • three votes
from the Key party, and one
from the Nittany-Independent
party before the ballots were
tabulated: Key's votes were dock
ed for using a car to campaign on
campus While iNittany-Independ
ent's offense was campaigning in
Old Main on the day of elections.
Joseph Steel, Key, was elected
president of the eighth semester
by a count of 134 votes to 80 for
Robert Burge.. In the ballot for
secretary, Nittany-Independent
Marilyn Globisch defeated Jean
Bosch,
_Key, by a margin of 13
votes. .
Key kept the 'lead in the sev
enth semester by . placing James
Sheehan - as president and Patricia
Trester, s ecretary. Losing candi
dates on the Nittany-Independent
ticket were John Nolan and Nan
Charles.
Sixth semester voters register
ed a margin of 42 ballots in favor
of Charles Willing, Nittany-Inde
pendent, for president, over Wil
liam Brooks, Key. The closest
vote in the elections was recorded
in. the secretarial post as Doris
Handwerk, Key, eeked out three
votes. over .Barbara Wilson, Nit
tany-Independ'ent. _
Again in .the fifth semester
count, Key won both posts, as
Rcdbert MacGregor defeated Wil
liam Christmas, Nittany-Inde
pendent, and Janet .Mollenaur
was favored over Nonnie Cooper,
Nittany-Independent.
In the ifcAnith semester Kerj
came
,out on top with Thomas
Lannen elected president and Su
zanne Romig, secretary. Losing
candidates on the, Nittany-Inde
pendent card were William Wag
ner and Geraldine Maley.
Third semesters voted a
straight Nirttany - Independent
ticket to place Theodore Le Fevre
as president and Alice Miller as
secretary. Key 'contestants were
William Schreyer and Mary Ma
gas:
: Charles Nittany-Independ
ent, registered the largest land
slide of the elections to defeat his
Key opponent for second semes
ter president, Pete Nastase, 338-
91. Hill's running mate, Ruth
Hemmler, swamped the Key con
testant, FlorenCe Elderton.
• Complete tabulations follow:
ALL-COLLEGE OFFICES
President—
Vatighn Stapleton (N-I) ....1383
. (Continued on page seven)
Journalism 'Fraternity
To Hold first Smoker
Sigma Delta Chi, men's journ
alism fraternity, iwlll bold its tflnst
podt war smoker at the Phi Ep
silon PI iHoutse, 8 p. in. Sunday. All
male under-graduate journalism
students are invited to attend, ac
cording to '.9.ltainley Zii.ff, Sigma
Delta Chi president.
'Floyd ICI'-ri'lfan`,, Porrisylviania
director el Ccar.ialw..{e, will be
guest speaker. Quinton. Sewage,
Manalging editor of the Williams
port Ciazette-BurilleYm, alb!)
give as !shailt talk.
adi:'ition to .tihe talks, Ziff
said that entertainment and re
freshments have -been planned.