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Westminster Foundation
Dr. John O. Nelson will speak
on “Christ and One’s Vocation”
in the Fireside Room at 9:JO a.m.
and 6:20 p.xn. Sunday. He will
be the leader for the weekend
seminar at the Westminster Foun
dation.
ASME
Tickets priced at $1.50 for the
ASME 'banquet to be held at the
Nittany Lion Inn, Thursday are
still on sale and may be obtained
from the branch chairmen.
May Day Practice
There will be a practice for the
May Day Procession in front of
Old Main at 3:30 o’clock today.
Those requested to be present are
the Queen’s court. Phi Mu Alpha,
Louise Homer Club, Modem
Dance Club and May Pole dan
cers.
Room Choosing
Any girl who has not chosen a
room for the fall semester should
report to the office of the Deem
; of Women today.
Seniors Limit-
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scribed as “sweet and mellow.”
He and his band’s music-making
is noted for its individuality and
can be identified whenever it is
played as “indubitably Charlie’s.”
Spivak, who has broken many
records, got his first big engage
ment at the Glen Island Casino
in New Rochelle, N. Y., the jump
ing off place for more than a
dozen of the nation’s top-flight
bandleaders.
He w£is so successful there that
the casino, traditionally a summer
spot, broke the precedent by
keeping its doors open for the
•winter season to accommodate
Spivak’s extended “by popular
request” contract.
He later broke Glenn Miller’s
and Jimmy Dorsey’s records at
the Hotel Pennsylvania’s Cafe
Rouge and the Hotel Commodore.
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News Briefs
IMA Meeting
All groups of'ten or more in
dependent men ar*» invited to at
tend the IMA meeting in 401 Old
Main, at 8 p,m. Monday.
Navy Procurement
A Nayy Department represent
ative will discuss the new offi
cer procurement program of the
Navy and Naval Reserve at the
College next week. Graduating
seniors interested in regular or
reserve in the Navy
may appear for an interview in
121 Sparks at 8 p.m. Tuesday. :
IFC Keys I
Men who have ordered IFC
keys and have not as yet received
them are asked to pick them up
in 102 Old Mlain today.
Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Bi, international
professional commerce fraternity
recently initiated Vincent Baugh
man, Patrick Boner, Joseph East
lack, George English, Ernest Leib
lein, Arthur Lorenz, Ralph Pe
ters, John Pfahl, Edward Serker
ke, Russell TealL Richard Weil,
Donald Welker, and Harold Wel
ler.
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Speaker Award-
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bers of the Debate squad are not
permitted to rise the current de
bate topic.
In their assigned rooms at 7:30
p. m., Thursday, entrants will
speak for five qjinutes without
notes. One person frqpi each sec
tion will speak in the semi-finals
in 121 Sparks at approximately 8
Pi m. the same evening. The ori
ginal topic must be used.
•The six participants chosen
from the semi-finals will speak in
the finals in 10 Sparks at 7:30
p. m., Friday. Finalists must se
lect a new topic, in conference
with Professor Schug, in his of
fice, 311 Sparks, by apipointment.
Final speeches will be eight to
ten minutes in length and must be
delivered without notes.
This event is more than a half
century old. It was recently re
named in honor of Dr. Frizzell,
the first head of the speech de
partment at the College, who re
tired with emeritus rank on June
30, 1946 after nearly 45 years of
teaching.
SENIOR BALL
FRIDAY, MAY 23
Tickets on Sale at
AA Window Old Main
On Friday, May 3
$3.60 Couple
Dugan 'Salute's State
In June Magazine
“The Trouble with College” by
Jaunes Dugan, former Penn Stater
and past Froth editor, gives the
College national publicity in the
June issue of “Salute” magazine
—that’s “Yank” with a ruptured
duck—now on sale.
Dean Warnock, Edward Ban
yai, David Nemeth and Joseph
Uihrin are mentioned in the ar
ticle. A picture of Nemeth with
his wife and five-year-old son,
Jinumy, is shown. Also pictured
are Howard and Mary Dudley,
planning a vegetable garden to
help make ends meet.
Culminating a six month na
tional survey, the report consid
ers inadequate subsistence aind
housing shortages to be the main
student veteran problems. Clase
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