NlA'' 19, 1950
AP News—Courtesy WhiAI
We - stern European,
Defense Is Begun
LONDON—The Atlantic High
Cotnrnand got orders froth the 12
Western allies yesterday get
started on the defense of Western
Europe. The defense is.to'include
both military and economic as
pects. •
According to British Foreign
Minister Ernest Bevin, "Our ob
jective now is to fortify peace—
not merely prepare for war:"
Trunldn on Deficit
WASHINGTOk President
Truman said yesterday that.ffie
goVerninatitde is i nothing
worry tibotit; blanning it on in
come
tax cuts by the Riipublican
80th Congress. •TititnannildEd
that the budget llE would eventually
be balanced, althotigh the govern
ment_ continne to spend to
preyeht another War.
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Govt Reentkittization
WASHINGTON—The• Hoilie of
Representatives yesterday
Proved plans 'to • reorganizethe
Commerce and Labor depart
ments. The ,ISenate,,*hich has. al
ready scuttled,fotir reorganize
tion Must - still paii oh the
proposal.
Strikes Galore .....
csicAdo,-AF of L switch
men an iiiicivietern, and Viditeril
railioads are threatening to strike
next Tuesday for 40. hot= .W . otlt.
at theit piesent . -payfoi 48 Milts.
For the seine detnarid,
in Portland, Maine, are in the
eighth day, of their strike. Bus
and 'street car workers - ,are also
on strike in Atlanta and Pitts
butgh. In protest against' a Wage
cut, 1500 workers stopPed weik at
the Oliver tractor plant in Cleve
land.
Tumbler Heads
Cheerleadeir.l
Rudolph Valentino, gymnastics
tumbling star, was •named head
Cheerleader fur the . 1450-151 stisori.
He succeeds Richard Clair.' -
Other rnernbrg' at the senior
squad 'for the' coming, season are
Riehardi , Weisherg, Norinan Pry
man; and Victor - Lynch. ,
Named to the jUfirPt• squad joY
the Selection committee Were:Ed
win Lefkowith; Thomas Hanna,
Alan fiew, Sopper, Rob
ert Whitinan, and Robert Kreid-
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Members of the .s - election com
mittee were Carl P. Schott, dean
of the school, of Physical-Ecinda
tion and Athletid; Homer • Barr,
Athletic ,Asiociatinn , prenideiit;
Gene Wettstonei irt i Riche Clair, 3r mri a's tics
conch; and R Miring
head cheekleadet .
SOlng, -- We4k - ---
(Continued trein 04(4
Hotise parties and pieritek are
on the , weekend Schedule of '45
fraternitieS. Coettunes will range
froin• fokrial dregs ,to dungared4.
Players hold fbith .before
full .houde. for the final petforifi
anee of "Yes, My Darutig DOgh
ter," and AIM- is sponsoring a
dance on Old Main Plata. MuSie
under the soars will be Pit:Added
from 9
,will
'flay
Everet and hig Starlighters. *. ,
Penn State's . tfacknieri will
make' t:teir last hoine , aoearance
of the season at 1:30 p.m. -to
morrow ohßeater, Field., Coach
Chick Werner'S thinciada face
stiff competition, froth West
girths and •Pitt. The lacrosse g4tittia,
coached Nick , Thieli• Meets
Hobart on the gblf ccitirse firdel
tice e St Oat arting thit is 2:30.
Ch ` Oa t. Spiikei
The Acv', Luther Hdrshbaiget,
exec tine Seefetary,.of • the •Penn
State Christian AssobiatiOn„ Will
be the chapel sneaker Sundaj'r
morning. "We're Only Here for a
Visit," will be the subject , of his
speech.
The chapel choir 'will present a,
seleCtion r urn Mendelssolin's l
"Elijah," and James Beni, yoting
New .York baritone, will sing a
solo. SeiVlcei start at 11 a.m.
The, Bhie Band Will foresent a
cohcort on the
,plaa in front of
the Library ;strting at .3 p.m. In
the Oferit of rain, - the perforfii-
Oce will be given in Schwab.
TI O bAiiii.dOLLidlAN, STATE COLLEGE, Pttkiil§VtisiAlstiA.
Nationalists Leave
HONG KONG- 7 Citineie Na-
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tionalist, generals and diyilian offi
cials fire said to be deserting For-
Moult, The China Mail in Ifong
Kling reports that 98 important
Chitiege were taken froin a Ilor
wegian ship On which they es
caped the isinnd.
Foliage Removed
The trees and phial:34X iottnd
Cailidiie all hiVe been rernoVed
tb . `revent their, bding daindged
Wh le repali Work cin the Whiffing
is 034.
Seaffoldifig will sbbn be. erected
around - Ctifnegte, Hgli.
Will refill., the badly deteriorated
OarEii:oet arinind the ioti Of the
which is dAnter of
fallihk.. dike' OiKe, .on thd north
gide ,of the btiilding has already
iirotlyied
The, tree a atid, shrtibheil dtl ill
be rePlaced Onee the Work has
been •cornfiletslid. '
Meet the 1950p51 Cabinet
T iiej*. Au-c 011648 Cebinet
sat, in session tek the first, tithe
laSt nifiht., •
Preildgd over by-RObeif.
Ali - coAlOge Pig icierit the
new 'Slate lboked like
Robeit foriner president,
Adkoelatioißof Independetit' Men;
President Irbin Hall; Aloha Delta-
Sigma,
Harry, ikoncleniakian, vibe-press-
dent; President, ` junior 'class; Blue
lf.ey; Junior Proin cortiniiltee.
Enierson Jones, seereta,ry-trea:s
urer; Feattite d i t icr," Ag Hill
freeze; Ptesident, Glee dluh;
vice'—president, 'fidait2rer. Penn
State Club. • •
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Johoiyric jt # senior ciftSi
dent;
,kjtiniof class *ice-piliSident!
Chairman, j4iiioi prom; title ltel.;
DOM litutchle*4 .10ilor class
pi'dbldent; Nit Donn . Cinliicil;
E student .cnunalli honolitiy.
Mii4 1 * . *" 1 1 . 0 411 )1". iesi d'e n t
reshinan WEA: PSCA.
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oftiore c assr,A.tdrbeles.
'Dian Olathelter, c'h a i
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Bowl ot PtililidatiOiist Editor, Tlie
'Daiightee.-Ends -
Six Weeks 'Run
wy6s, IVty Doilitlgnattghteti" a
dqtnedy. by Mark Reed will be
PresentOd fpr 'the siicth aid i' final
ee)c-end..tonight MA toinori9ik
night at 8 p.m. at Center Stage'.
Changes in the' caif for these
Mgt two verfoemances have been
anixinticett by FlaYers.
Toll will be replaced 1:)) , Vultinia
Lail ano. LarYn Sant viill appeal'
in the *role forrnefly Played by
Miss Lap' atio:
_Mias Tolls rOPlateinetti - was
nece§stirY beetiuSe she *ill attend
the Fennaylvithia Theater •Cott
feiditOe in Lancaster on= Friday
and Saturday.
icy eta for "Yeei My* Darling
baud •ter" • are on sale if* St -
deiit Union. The price is 90 dents
fcir Filtlat night and .$1.5 foi
Saturday night's Periciiinanbe,
which incihatiS. . ketit'Sbitients.
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Food Is Our Specialty
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Qood food and the Crossroads
-v • . , Restaurant have been synony
...:. - • V. Moils for years. No matter wheth
-- er" it's for lunch or dinner, you
. Will be well pleased. Why not
have one of our delicious meals
this weekend? We are open-7 a.
m. to 9 p.m. t
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Tilt CROSSROADS
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,it the Rain Rtelion in Boalsburg ,on Route 322
Daily Collegian.
Richard Bard, President, AIM:
EditOr, PSCA Student Handbook.
Harold Leinbach, Presidente In
terfraternity Council; President,
Vice-president - Thespians.
• Mary - Lou. Hollis; president,
Leonides:* vice-president, loc a 1
chapter NAACP. ,
Mary, Ellen Grulim, president
WOrne&i Recreation Association;
treasurer, Mortar Board; Chimes:
freshman advisor.
Barbera Sprenkle, pr es id e n t.
Women's Student Government
Association; Mortar Board; Phi
Tlnsilon Othicron; Chimes; swim-
fining team.
Homer Barr, president, Athle_
tic Association; Eastern Intercol
legiate Heavyweight Wrestling
champion; Fourth place in wres
tling Nationals.
.11:110 Baker, president, Board
'of.l,Diarnatics and Forensics; Blue
Band; - orchestra.
Nancy George, president. Pan-
Hellenic Council; Co-Chairman,
IFC-Pan-Hel Ball; WSGA; Treble
Sin gets.
Edward Shanken, president, Li
beral Atts Student Counbil;
rirocles; Student Handbook; Ink
ling; Junior Board, Daily Collegi
an Business Staff.
Robert Sharetts, president,
Chemistry and Physics Student
Council; Blue Key; Phi Mu Al
pha; Manager, gym team; Blue
Clarke Young, president, Eau
catkin Student Council; Glee
Club: Rifle team.—
Hugh Stevens, president Horne
Economics Student Counc
Clique Chairman, Lion party; sec-
Chimes Elects
Chimes, junior wbmen's hon-
OtTry, held election of officer's
for next year: from new lappee.s
at a recent Meeting.
'The new officers are 'Nancy
McLean, president; Grace Bar
reiro, vice piesidentl Eleoner Grif
fith, secretary; Margaret Be 4,
treasurer; and Betty. Anders, his
torian.
retary, Co-op toard of Control:
Hotel Grheters; Junior. Hotelmen
of Anierica.
Raymond .Milleri president, En
gineering Student Council; Presi
dent ',Scarab; treasurer, Sigma
Tau, Engineering honorary; Ilhip
tration Manager, Penn State 'En
gineer.
Celt()11 Howes, president, Agri
culture Student Council; Presi
dent, PFIC; circulation staff. Ag
Hill Breeze; circulation Manager,
Penn State Farmer.
David I l udwig, president, Min
eral Industries Student Council;
SecretarY-treasurer, MI Student
Council; Thespians.
Harry Little; president. Physica
Ethication Student Council; Presi
dent, ,Druids; varsity soccer; var
sity haseball; Tronorable Mention
Soccdr All-America team.
CabibetHears i-
(Coittilued fro* page one)
is accepted as an amendment to
the constitution.
An ex p eeted battle over
changes in - freshman c us t om s
never materialized, William Za
kor, repreSenting AIM, brought to
the attention of Cabinet the cus
toms rule that. forbids freshman
to smoke on .campus.
,Rbbert Gabilel, ex-chairman of
the customs committee,, spoke on
bdhalf of the corritnittee and was
backed. up by Robert Keller, re
tiring Chairinan of Tribunal.
Presents Amendment
Harry Kondourajian, All-Col
lege vice-president, made a mo
tion to amend the section in ques
tion to read "... .except in living
quarterh."
Gabriel had previously stated
that it was th i
e ntent of the com
mittee that the no-smoking rule
was to apply only to the immed
iate College campus. (Continued/ OM page sixteen)
Cancer Drive
To Get. Funds
From Musicale
James Beni, yourkg baritone
from New York City, will give
a recital in Schwab Auditorium.
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for the bene
fit of the Centre County Canter
Fund. He will be accomPanied by'
Mrs. Elizabeth Scher Lessen, who
will also present several piano
selections.
The recital is being sponsored
by Sigma Pi fraternity.
Mr. Beni will sing with the
Chapel Choir Sunday Morning.
He will sing "Lord God of_Abra
ham" from Mendelssohn's
jah."
Tickets for the. Tuesday night
recital are available at Student
Union, the Smart shop, Clear
field's, the. Allencrest, and Metz
gers. Price is sl.oo k
Mr. Beni will:`,erform in his
second recital of the'year in Car
negie Hall on May -26. Shortly*
after that he will leave the coun
try: for a singing tour of South
America.
The baritone's State College
perforinance will folio* an ap
pearance in the opera; "La Tra
viata," in New Y6rk. PreVious to
this he , spent two years with, the
Radio City, Music Hall group and
made a trip through the Latin
American countries. He also has
done radio *ork for the Colum
bia , Broadcasting System and
shoWs • for h'ospitalized ifeterant.
Mr. Beni has studied under
Mrs. Melehiore Linse of the 'La
Scala Opera Company of Milan,
Italy, and J. Gutamn Of the Ber
lin Opera Company. He is •ricivr
being coached by StUart • Ross,
well-known in New. York as ac
companist for Metropolitan ..Op
era stars.
Mrs. Lessen, Who came .to State
College recently, has niade,sever
al appearances With the BOtton
"Pops" Orchestra. She his als6
given numerous recitals through
out New England, .
.as well at
serving on the faculty of the Neiv
England - , Conservatory of Music.
Trustees Renew
$BO,OOO Grants
For Research
Agreemeno calling for grants
totalling nearly $BO,OOO for re
search work, and fellowships at
the College, have been renewed
by• the Trustees of the; College,
Jamesholland, acting presi
dent, said recently.
Research in the Petroleum Re
fining LaberatorY, directed by Dr.
M. R. Penske, will be continued
under an agreement. with Stand
ard Oil De",elopment Co. which
provides a $40,000 grant.
The American Petroleum Insti
tute has granted 08,000 to pros
vide for continuation of research
on synthesis of hydrocarbons of
high molecular we?ght. Dr. Robert
W. Schiessler, assistant . professor
of chemistry, heads the project.
The Allied Chemical and toYe
Corporation with a grant of $l,-
200 has continued a felloWship in
chemistry for the - 1950-51 year.
The fellowship is administered by
Ltr., W.' C. Femeltus, professor and
head of the department of chem
istry.
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