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Dean Gives
Deferment,
Explanation
There are three wayg in which
students may become eligible for
draft deferments, H. K. Wilson,
dean of men, said yesterday.
Students who now hold aca
demic deferments must reapply
for new deferments for next fall
at the Office of the Recorder,
basement of Willard Hall, and
have SSS Form 109 sent to their
draft boards. This should be done
before leaving campus for the
summer.
Requirements for 'an academic
deferment are standing in the
upper half of the freshman class,
upper two-thirds of the sopho
more class, or upper three
fourths of the senior class.
A grade of 70 or better in the
Selective Service Qualification
Test is another criteria for defer
ment.
To be eligible to take the Se
lective Service, Test,- - 'a student
must be a selective service reg
istrant who intends to request de
ferment as a s tudent, must be
satisfactorily pursuing a full
time college course—undergrad
uate or graduate—leading to a
degree and must not ,previously
have taken the test.
The third way in which a stu
dent may become eligible for a
deferment is to be a member, in
_good standing, of one of the
three branches of the Reserve Of
ficers Training Corps.
Utility Expert
Talks at Dinner
Dr. G. Lloyd Wilson, chairman
of the Department of Transporta
tion and Public Utilities, Whar
ton School , of, Finance and • Com
merce, spoke on proposed•changes
in transportation in Federal ad
ministration Machinery at the
Penn State initiation dinner of
the Gamma Epsilon chapter. of
Alpha Kappa Psi,• professional
commerce fraternity, last week.
In his speech, Dr. Wilson sug
gested that the present Interstate
Commerce Commission be di
ivided into six sub-commissions bf
thiee men each, one for each form
of - transportation, rail, Water,
highway, air, pipeline, and for
- warders.
Dr. - Wilson also suggested the
creation of .a Department of
Transportatibn in the President's
cabinet to offset any chance of
domination of the commission's
pOwers by the executive brahch
of the Federal government.
Fellowship Continued
Through a grant of $2500 from
Bristol Laboratories, Inc., a fel
lowship in the Chemistry depart
ment has been continued for an
other year. The fellowship is held
by Harry Chafetz, of New York,
N. Y., and,the work is conducted
under the direction of Dr. Norman
C. Deno, assistant professor of
chemistry. ,
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Duff Receives
Advertising
Scholarship
George Duff, an eighth semes
ter advertising major, was award
ed the $750 Alpha' Delta'N t Sigma
national scholarship at the ADS
initiation Sunday night.
Duff, who is the First Penn
State student , to receive the
award, placed first among the en
trants from 54 chapters.
The award is to be used for
graduate study in advertising or
an allied field at any United
States university. ,It was made on
the basis of all-college scholar
ship, activities, need, and promise
Of a high grade of graduate work.
The scholarship was announced
by the national scholarship com
mittee composed of seven men.
Donald W. Davis, chairman of the
committee, who did not vote, pre
sented the award. Davis is faculty
adviser of the local ADS chapter.
Duff, who has maintained an
All-College average of 2.79, was
vice president of ADS, national
professional advertising frater
nity, this year. He is a member
of Phi ‘ Eta Sigma, national fresh
man "'scholastic fraternity, and a
recipient of the Evan Pugh Schol
arship.
Charles Nogal, University of
California at Los Angeles, is the
alternate winner.
Griffith Wins
Radio Position
William Griffith, sixth semester
student in the School ,of Agricul
ture, has been awarded a bonus
job with radio station KDKA in
Pittsburgh for the summer, ac
cording to Russell B. Dickerson,
vice-dean of the School of Agri
culture.
Winner of the KDKA scholar:
ship this year, Griffith was se
lected 'for the position by the per
sonnel of KDKA during a tour of
the' station with the scholarship
winners from West Virginia Uni
versity and Ohio State University.
Griffith is the third student from
the College to win this honor in
five years. He will work with
Homer Martz, an alumnus of the
College and present radio farm
director - of .KDKA.:
Trustees Accept
Four Resignations
The Board of Trustees, has ac
cepted the resignations of. four
faculty members.
Marguerite E. Horn, associate
Professor of hotel administration,
will enroll for graduate work at
Cornell University. LaVonia Hil
bert, associate professor of cloth
ing extension, plans to be a home
demonstration agent with • the
agricultural extension service of
West Virginia.
Dr. Tsung C. Tsu, associate
professor of engineering research,
has resigned to work for Westing
house in Philadelphia, while
Rune 80-Erik Lindquist, associate
professor of engineering research,
will return to .the Chalmers Insti
tute of Technology at Gothenburg,
Sweden.
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