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Aid Thru Taxation
WASHINGTON President
Truman indicated last night that
he felt the billions of dolars it will
cost to aid Europe should come
from direct taxation. The Presi
dent said that taxation rather
than borowing should finance the
cost of aid under the Marshall
Plan.
Chancellor Resigns
LONDON British Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Hugh Dalton,
resigned yesterday after admit
ting he had disclosed some tax se
crets to a newspaper reporter just
before his message to Parliament
Wednesday.
The Minister of Economics, Sir
Stafford Cripps, will succeed Dal
ton as head of Britain's treausury.
Meyers Held Stock
WASHINGTON —At the How
ard Hughes hearings yesterday, the
Senate War Investigators were told
by an Ohio firm that Major Ben
nett Meyers held aviation stock
worth $35,000 when he reported to
his superiors that he had no such
holdings. Meanwhile Howard
Hughes has a refund coming from
the Government—nearly $466,000
in income tax overpayments. The
Treasury announced that the re
fund and credits are for overpay
ments by Hughes in 1945-46.
Renewed Violence
PALESTINE—The most violent
wave at disorders against the
British in the past six weeks
broke out in Jerusalem and Haifa
last night. Six British men were
reported killed and 22 others
wounded in grenade and gun at
tacks.
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Players—
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abandoned house by enemy fire
and cannot escape.
The problem is whether to
free him or leave without him.
The theme of the play, accord
ing to the P.M. critic, is "the spe
cial emotion that welds a group
of soldiers together."
Not a War Play
Kelly Yeaton, director of "A
Sound of Hunting," says, "Not
many people realize that the play
is not a war play. It is about
something that happens in every
good team, in every crew, in
every cast, but it happens even
more in a war."
"Ten years from now it would
be hard for the actors to remem
ber, and two years ago audiences
were tired of the very thought of
war and G.l.'s. We have a cast
that understands the play, and
there is an audience in State Col
lege that is able to hear what
Harry Brown has to say, as
Broadway was not."
The all-veteran cast of the
show includes James Ambandos,
Martin Baum, Winfield Clearwa
ter, Edwin Coles, Irvin Feldscott,
Gerald Gilman, Paul Gayer, Rob
ert Kendall, Omar Lerman,
James Lotz, Aaron Osipow, and
Alan Pottasch.
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Early Birds—
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students jammed Old Main's lob
by and the corridor outside the
AA window. A bridge game was
going on near the head end of
the line and a student and two
coeds were sharing a breakfast
orange. Off in a corner, the usual
portable radio blared away.
A man by man count showed
that the first 15 students in line
were planning to purchase a to
tal of 1149 tickets. The largest
purchase was 153 tickets and the
smallest for 4 tickets. Some dis
may swept through the line just
before the window opened as a
false rumor spread that sales
would be limited to 6 tickets
apiece.
Future Orders Taken
The last man to get a group of
tickets was Robert Sallada, of
Lambda Chi Alpha, who was
twelfth in line when the sales
started. He arrived at 5 a.m. Sal
lada did not get all of the tickets
he planned to purchase and
starting with his, the AA office
merely took money and orders
for tickets to be delivered in the
future.
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News Briefs
ASME Meeting
The student chapter of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers will hear Mr. G. D.
Burleigh of the West Penn Pow
er Co. speak on "The -Mechan
ical Features of the Mitchell
Power Station" in 110 EE. 7:30
p.m. Tuesday. The lecture will be
illustrated by slides.
Collegian Promotes
Esther Laughrey has been pro
moted to the Junior Business
Board of Collegian recently, an
nounced Spencer Schechter, ad
vertising director.
Don Rose Speaks
Don Rose. Philadelphia Eve
ning Bulletin columnist will speak
be:ore the Journalism 1 class in
10 Sparks, 11 a.m. Monday. said
Franklin C. Banner. head of the
Journalism department. Interest
ed students and faculty are in
vited to attend.
4-H Club Speaker
The campus 4-H club will hear
Samuel Blizzard, assistant pro
fessor of sociology and rural so
ciology at its meeting in 405 Old
Main, 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mr. Bliz
zard's topic will be "The Atti
tudes of Rural Youth."
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1047
Outing Club Hayride
Outing Club members will en
tertain men from Pollock Cirble
on a hayride and weiner roast to
night. The party will leave Old
Main at 8 o'clock.
Home Ec Card Party
The Home Ec Club is sponsor
ing a card party in the northeast
lounge of Atherton Hall. 7 p.m.
Wednesday. Tickets for the party,
Priced at 25 cents, may be ob
tained from any Home Ec Cluib
member, added Esther Hershey.
Publicity chairman.
Butterfly—
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a Japanese beauty, "Butterfly."
Mary Henderson, soprano, will
sing the role of Butterfly, who is
on the stage continually from the
first act until her tragic death in
the last. Lt. Pinkerton will be
played by Nino Scattolini, tenor.
Butterfly's maid, Suzki, will be
sung by contralto Lydia Sum
mers, while Valfrido Patacchi
will be in the role of the U. S.
Consul Sharpless.
Supporting roles will be car
ried by Robert Feyti, who will
sing the Bonze; Donald Johnston
will play the dual roles of Yam
' adori and the Imperial Commis
sary. Edward Nyborg will act the
Servile Goro.