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Hine! Foundation
To Sponsor Annual
Carnival Tomorrow
• Hillel foundation will sponsor
its annual Purim carnival at the
foundation from 8 to 12 o'clock
tomorrow night.
This carnival commemorates
the Purim festival, which is the
anniversary of the deliverance of
the people of Israel from Persia,
as recorded in the Biblical book
of Esther.
• The carnival is headed by Nat
alie Alder, chairman of the social
Committee, an d Jacqueline Co
hen and Julhis Marcus, co-chair
men of the United Jewish Appeal
campaign' for overseas relief and
reconstruction. The carnival is the
official opening of this campaign
and all its proceeds will go
towards UJA causes.
.Ten booths will be erected by
fraternities, sororities, and inde
pendent groups and cups will be
awarded fol. booths which are the
most ingenious, best decorated
and most profitable. A Purim
king and queen will be elected
and crowned.
The carnival is open to all stu
dents on campus.
Glee Club--
(Continued from page one)
follow. Richard Wrentmore will
be the soloist. John Staub will be
the accompanist. The Varsity
quartet is next on the program
with "Rigoletto Quartet," a tra
vesty number. Members of the
group are John Cox, first tenor,
William Detweiler, second tenor,
Robert Neff, baritone, and Bruce
Tharp, bass. Eugene Stohn will be
the accompanist.
The concert will proceed with
another group of numbers by the
Glee club; "The Rangers' Song,"
by McCarthy-Tierney, "Requiem,"
by Stevenson-Bantock, "Away To
Rio," arranged by Bartholomew,
"Open Our Eyes," by Will Mac
farlane, "The Donkey Serenade,"
by Rudolph Friml, and "The Musi
cal Trust," by Joseph Clokey.
The next number, "Lo! Hear
The Gentle Lark," by Bishop-
Howorth, will be directed by
Frank Allison. John Cox will be
soloist. He will be assisted by
George Jeffries. "Jonny Schmok
er," an old German number, will
follow. It will be presented by
the Hy-Los, a group of 16 men.
Following th e intermission,
John Staub will play a piano solo,
"Rhapsody In G Minor," by Jo
hannes Brahms. The program will
then conclude with a series of
numbers by the Glee club; "Stu
dents March Song," by Sigmund
Romberg, "Your Eyes Have Told
Me So," by Blaufuss-Warnick,
"The Parade of The Teddy Bears,"
by John Bratton, "De Animals
A-Comin," a spiritual, "There Is
Nothin' Like A Dame," by Rich
ard Rodgers, and "The Sleigh," by
Richard Kountz. The next to the
last number will be a solo by
Charles Swartz.
BURT LANCASTER
JOANNE DRU
"VENGEANCE
VALLEY"
JEFF CHANDLER
DEBRA PAGET
"BIRD OF
PARADISE"
m l w glr
STERLING HAYDEN
LOUIS CALHERN
"ASPHALT
JUNGLE"
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA.
PSCA Will Paint
Stony Point School
The Penn State Christian as
sociation will hold a work party
Saturday afternoon at Stony
Point school house.
All students interested in con
tinuing the paint job which was
begun last fall at the school house
can sign up at the PSCA office.
The group will leave from Old
Main at 1:15 p.m. Matthew Hal
chin is chairman for the event.
Education Junior
Gets Scholarship
James Warren Kelz, junior in
education from Honesdale, has
been awarded the Kappa Sigma
$2OO scholarship for use next year.
Kelz, who was graduated from
Honesdale high school and at
tended Susquehanna university
for his freshman year, is a mem
ber of Kappa Phi Kappa and Phi
Eta Sigma honor societies.
Loyalty Oath-
(Continued from page one)
raised in All-College cabinet last
semester. John Clark, a non
member, demanded at the Sept.
21 meeting that cabinet recom
mend such a. faculty oath to the
board of trustees. Cabinet refused
to take any action on the matter.
Dean of Men H. K. Wilson said
he then could see no reason for
the oath, as did cabinet members
Richard Bard, Marlin Brenner,
and Huber Stevens.
"It is a sad state of affairs when
we must persecute the idealist in
order to be practical politicians,"
said Leader.
Challenges Effectiveness
Th e effectiveness of the . bill
was challenged by Allegheny
Democrat Bernard B. McGinnis.
"Such a law would never catch
a single communist," he said. "It
will serve only to offend some
school teachers and other per
sons conscientiously opposed to
taking oaths."
Other dissenting Democrats
were Philadelphia's Anthony J.
DiSilvestro and Martin Silvert,
Allegheny's Elmer J. Holland,
and Lawrence's Samuel G. Neff.
Sen. Albert R. Pechan (R-Arm
strong) sponsored the measure.
•On campus, the Pe n n State
chapter of the American Associa
tion of UniVersity Professors so
far has planned no action on the
loyalty oath issue, Dr. M. Nelson
McGeary, head of the group, said
last night. The next regular
AAUP meeting here is scheduled
for April 18, he said.
The national AAUP has taken
no stand against loyalty oaths as
such, although it has opposed
such oaths in individual cases.
Tickets go on sale Mon., April 2
Cole Porter's "ANYTHING GOES"
P.R.I.C.E.S
Thurs., 7:30 p.m. $ .90
Fri. and Sat., 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Matinee, 2 p.m. . . . $1.20
Beautiful Girls - - - Your Favorite Songs - - - Terrific Gags
Grants--
(Continued from page one)
$57,500, $35,000, and $32,500 to
match industrial research grants;
and $50,000 for petroleum indus
tries. '
The maintenance appropria
tion was $10,491,000 for the pre
sent biennium; $8,355,000 for
1947-49; $5,669,000 for . 1945-47;
and $5,035,000 for 1943-45.
U. of Penna.
The recommended budget in
cluded increased expenditures for
other Pennsylvania schools re
ceiving state aid. The University
of Pennsylvania would get $4,-
107,450 fo r maintenance and
$560,000 for its school of veterin
ary medicine. The University of
Pittsburgh would get $3,396,000
for maintenance. Lincoln Univer
sity would get $331,000; Temple
university, $3,262,000; and West
ern State Psychiatric institute,
$2,500,000.
Cabinet—
(Continued from page one)
the same project. Those selected
would be chosen by student
groups or individuals in the stu
dent body.
The award is to be given as
part of the Honors Day program
planned for May 5.
David Ludwig, chairman of the
Orientation week committee an
nounced the appointments of two
men to the committee. The new
appointees are Louis Hoover and
Carl Peterson.
A drop of no more than 20 per
cent in full time enrollment at
the College next fall is anticipat
ed by President Milton S. Eisen
hower. The College will offer an
emergency session for freshmen
beginning July 2.
A Must for IFC Weekend
A Thespian Musical Comedy
$1.20
Spangler To Address
Econ, Com‘merce Dept..
John M. Spangler, class of 'll,
will speak before students in the
Economics and Commerce depart
ment in 10 Sparks at 2 p.m. to
day. The meeting is open to the
public.
He is president of the National
Carbon division, Union Carbide
and Carbon corporation. Spang
ler's topic will be "Marketing a
Nationally Advertised Product."
The meeting is sponsored by
the department, Alpha Kappa Psi,
Chi Theta, Delta Sigma Pi, and
the Industrial Relations Research
association.
The total valuation placed• upon
the entire College plant, including
some 93 buildings,' is approxi
mately $40,010,500.
CLASSIFIEDS
REMINGTON 513 target rifle. Perfect
condition. Call Bob Dickman Ext. 1088
Thompson Hall.
1949 POWELL Motor Cycle—very good
condition. Highest offer over $lOO. Call
Bob Diekmann Room 103 Thompson Hall.
KAPPA PHI will hold a bake sale at
Electric Gas Company on • Saturday,
March 31.
CAR-1940 Ford four-door delux. Heater
Very clean. Excellent original finish.
Inbpected. Nelson Wood, Boalsburg 5531.
SYMPHONIC RECORD collection. Good
shape. Classical and modern. 78's. Call
4062 evenings.
G.E. REFRIGERATOR, very good con
dition. $50.00. Phone State College 3925.
129 S. Miles St.
34 FORD COUPE, good condition. Best
offer takes it. Alan New 6920 at
noon or after five.
1949 CHEVROLET Fleet-Line DeLuxe
Phone 7851. Ask for Paul.
1936 TERRAPLANE 4-door sedan. Good
body, running condition. Five good
tires, heater, jack. Must sell. $65. Phone
2117 after 5 p.m.
1936 BUICK six wheels, low gas mileage
$125. Call Ken 7167. ,
FOR SALE
FRIDAY-, MARCH- 30, 1051
WANTED
WANTED: - A date for IFC Ball and
Thespians show Cole Porter's "Any
thing Goes". Call 5051 Extension 896.
LOST
LOST GREY overcoat—Dundee label.
Electrical Engineering, March 13. Please
call 4969. Ask for Raymond Barr.
PARKER 51 Pen. Dark blue with silver
cap. Initialed H. G. Webb. Finder call
Henrietta Webb, 18 Atherton.
YOU TOOK my covert cloth raincoat in
mistake for yours at' Hillel Sunday,
March 18. Please exchange at Hillel, 133
W.,Beaver Ave.
LOST , BETWEEN Sparks and White
Hall glasses in white case. H found
Please call 5051 extension 1179.
FOUND
CAMERA IN Willard Mall Tuesday before
vacation. Call 423 Simmons or Col
legian office. Owner pay for ad.
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just
call 2492 or bring machine to 883• Ir
College Ave. Mr. Belittles 28 years ex
perience is at your service.
TYPING AND Mimeographing. Letters,
manuscripts, theses. 'term papers, etc.
Hotel State College, Room 205. Secretarial
Service. Phone 4906. Helen G. Yarnell.
FB.ATERNITY—PARTY "Smith Bros."
Costumes needed by high school by
March 30. Contact Schaffer 1161 Oneida
Street.
PIN YOUR Girl and see `*Anything
Goes! . . IFC Weekend—Thursday, Fri
day, or Saturday at Schwab..
ATTENTION SOCIAL Chairmen: Comb,
available for I.F.C. and Senior Ball
Call Jack Huber 2404. •
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