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Oxford Team
Due Monday
Oxford University students,
Dick Taverne and William Rees-
Mogg,, representing England in
the annual international debate,
will arrive in State College Mon
day night, according to Clair.
George, manager of the men’s de
bate team.
The debate, to be held at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday in 121 Sparks, will
be on the topic, Resolved: That
the return of' Mr. Churchill as
prime minister would be highly
regrettable.
The teams will be mixed, with
Taverne from Oxford and George
from Penn State taking the af
firmative. Rees-Mogg of Oxford
and David Lewis of Penn State
will argue the negative.
The non-decision debate is open
to all. There is no admission fee.
Honorary to Select
Versatile Student
Pi Omega Pi, national business
education honorary for under
graduates, has decided to select
the outstanding business educa
tion student of the year. The se
lection will be based primarily
on personality, scholastic ability,
and extra-curricular activities.
Membership in Pi Omega Pi
is limited to juniors and seniors
having a 2 average or better, in
Business and Education, and a
1.5 in other subjects.
Officers for the coming year
are John Barron, president: Mel
vin Bock, vice president; Evelyn
Stuban, secretary-treasurer; and
Ina Epstein, historian.
The faculty adviser of the or
ganization is Mary Stella. s-
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Fraternity Notices Due
Fraternity social event no
tices for Homecoming Week
end parties will not be ac
cepted by the Dean of Women’s
or Dean of Men’s offices, later
than noon Saturday.
Scholarship
Offered ROTC
A student enrolled in advanced
ROTC who also is studying Span
ish or Portuguese will be
awarded a $5O scholarship in the
near future.
The scholarship was established
by the late Frederick Brooks
Hubbell of Philadelphia who died
in 1928 and left the sum of $lBOO
to the College. Interest from the
money supports the scholarship
which became effective in April,
1949, S. K. Hostetter, comptroller,
explained yesterday.
Applications for students who
qualify to meet the requirements
of enrollment in ROTC and Span
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Lutherans Plan
Early Services
In order to alleviate conges-,
tion at the crowded 10:45 serv
ices Sunday morning, the council
of Grace Lutheran Church has
instituted an 8:15 matin service
Sunday morning. These services
will begin this Sunday.
The Rev. E. E. Korte, Luther
an pastor to students on campus,
will be liturgist this week. Sister
Marion, a deaconess from the
United Lutheran Church will
speak on the opportunities for
women to serve in various phases
of church work.
A 25 voice student choir under
the direction of John Shaffer will
sing at the matin services and
Richard Oswald will serve as or
ganist. Both Shaffer and Oswald
are students, at the College.
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Used Book Agency
To Settle Accounts
The Used'Book Agency in the.
TUB will reopen next Wednes
day to settle accounts with stu
dents who presented books for
sale there earlier this semester.
The ÜBA will be - open from
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8:30 a.m. to 12 noon arid from 1
t0,4:30 p.m. Wednesday to Friday.
Students who hold pink claim
tickets should report to the ÜBA
during that time to settle their
accounts, Frarik Kelly, publicity
director, announced.
Students may receive cash* for
the books.' they sold, through the
agency"' and have unsold books
returned at that time.
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