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New Series Lists
Noted 'Musicians
The 1947-48 Artists' Course ser
ies will bring to the College four
programs featuring . internation
ally-known musicians.
Place and time for student
purchase of series tickets will be
announced in a later Collegian.
Admission for the complete series
will cost $B.lO and $6.90, includ
ing tax.
The program line-up includes
the musical drama, "Madame
Butterfly", November 17 - 18;
Carol Brice,. young Negro con
tralto, January 12-13; the Nation
al Symphony Orchestra with
Georges Enesco conducting,
March 15-16; and William Kappel,
pianist, April 21-22.
As the programs are given oh
two nights, tickets must. be pur
chased for either the first or se
cond showing.
Puccini's opera, "Madame But
terfly" will have Edwin Mc-
Arthur as musical director and
Desire Defrere, stage director for
the Metropolitan Opera, as artis
tic director.
The National Symphony Or
chestra appeared, at The College
four successive years from 1935
to 1939. Georges Enesco, famous
Romanian conductor, composer,
and violinist made his third ap
pearance at the College last
year.
Dahle Receives Awards
For Articles, Research
Dr. Chester D. Dahle, head of
the dairy manufacturing staff at
the College, received, this sum
mer, the Borden Award, one of
the highest in dairy manufactur
ing research, plus a $l,OOO check
from the American Science Asso
ciation.
The award was based on his
many recent contributions to the
dairy industry. He has published
over 95 scientific articles and is
widely known for his research in
the field of ice cream manufac
ture.
Two-Day Registration
Begins for X-GI Nursery
Registration of children for the
X-GI Nursery School will be held
today and tomorrow, September
26 and 27, between 9 and 12
o'clock in the Religious Educa
tion building of the Presbyterian
Church, located at the corner of
Beaver avenue and Frazier street.
Children between the ages of
two and four whose father or
mother is a veteran will be eli
gible for acceptance. Selection
wil be made on the basis of ur
gency of need should there be too
many applicants.
Further information is avail
able through Mrs. D. W. Carruth
ers, phone 2264.
Married Women
The reinstatement of College
regulations, relaxed during the
war period, prohibiting married
women students from living in
dormitories, will be effected be
ginning with the Fall semester,
according to Pearl 0. Weston,
dean of women.
Party
Refreshments
• Iced and Filled
Cookies
• Fancy Sandwiches
• Hors d'oeuvres
• Birthday Cakes and
other Cakes
• Punch
FRIDA STERN
122 Irvin Ave.
Players Invited
To Conference
An invitation has been ex
tended to the Penn State Play
ers, as the College's representa
tive student dramatic group, to
attend the Eastern Theatre Con
ference at the University of Del
aware on October 18 and 19.
Members of hundreds of com
munity and college theatres are
expected to attend the regional
conference, along with represent
atives of the professional theatre.
This will be one of the first
meeting s through which Amer
ican National Theatre and Acad
emy hopes to implement its plans
for an American Theatre, an
nounced Dr. C. Robert Kase, di
rector of dramatics at the Univer
sity of Delaware.
Club Opens Drive
For Independents
A two-week membership drive
was opened today by the Penn
State Club, Albert Lucas, presi
dent, announced. The club is a
social organization for indepen
dent men.
The Club room, 321 Old Main,
will be open to those interested at
all times. A Club member will
be there between 9 and 5 to dis
cuss activities with the prospec
tive members.
Membefship \fees are 50c per
semester, with an initiation fee
of 50c. Club activities in addition
to the social functions 'include in
tramural athletics and club
sponsored parties. The Club is
open during the day to spend
sandwich hours or in the eve
ning for entertaining.
Fun Night
• A typical sophomore coed
will be picked from those at the
mixer tonight and will be in
terviewed during the Groovol
ogy 54 program over WMAJ
starting at 10:30 p.m. Sunday
night, reported Robert Wilson,
manager of the radio station.
Choir Tryouts
Tryouts for Chapel Choir will
be held Monday and Tuesday of
next week. Times and places are
announced in the Collegian Cal
endar (page 2). Candidates for
the Glee Club, Treble Singers,
Blue Band Marching units and
the Symphony Orchestra will also
be notified of their meetings in
the future through the Calendar.
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Seek Work
There should be no labor short
age in State College.
Mary-Frances Gregory, of the
Personnel Relations Office at the
College, r e p or t e d today that
sophomores, now on the campus
for Orientation Week, are seek
ing part-time work of every
type.
More sophomores have already
filed cards for part-time jobs
than did sophomores, juniors, and
seniors during all of the Spring
semester, Miss Gregory reports.
The cards are filed and persons
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Veterans May Obtain
Medals For Service
Veterans who received awards
and decorations during their
service in World War II may now
obtain the medals for these
awards, according to the ROTC
department.
Interested veterans should
send one copy of the orders au
thorizing decoration to The Ad
jutant General's Department,
Washington 25, D.C., Attention:
Decorations Section.
The World War II Victory
Medal and the American Theatre
Medal are among the decorations
available.