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Piano Concert
To Be Given
Monday Night
Iren Marik, Hungarian-born pi
anist, will present a concert at
8:15 p.m. Monday in Schwab Aud
itorium. The concert is sponsored
by the Association of American
Colleges and the Department of
Music and is open to the public
without charge.
Miss Marik will conduct a mas
ter class for students of the State
College schools and students -at
the College from 9 to 11 a.m.
Tuesday. The class, will be held
in Schwab Auditorium and will
be open to the public.
Miss Marik is a graduate of the
Franz Lisit Academy of Music in
Budapest. After a series of re
citals in Europe she launched her
American career with a concert at
New York's Town Hall.
'She is now on the faculty of
Sweet Briar College and is com
bining her profession of concert
pianist with that of a music teach
er. Miss Marik says her aim is to
give her students a basic, simple
knowledge of piano technique on
which they can further build, if
they wish to continue their stu
dies.
'Roberta'
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Richard Wrentmore as Ladislaw,
the doorman-prince.
Elsie Ford was excellent in her
small comic dance. She's one per
son of whom we'd like to see
more.
The many required "set changes
resulted in none of them being
exceptionally good. However, this
is expected to some degree. Also
the costumes were very good.
The singing and dancing were
good especially some routines,
such as Tll Be Hard to Handle,"
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "The
Touch of Your Hand," and "Mem
ories of Yesterday." However,
even these weren't enough to
completely hold the show to
gether.
Friday, May 15
F,. - Emmi
MI Council OK's Fee
The Mineral Industries Stu
dent Council Wednesday ap
proved 'a 25-cent a semester
assessment for all students to
be collected at registration, Da
vid Fleming, president, has an
nounced.
It was reported earlier that
the council had rejected the
plan. Fleming added that if the
council received money from
student assessments, projects
among students and the facul
ty could be found within the
school.
Politicians Ease Up
On Election Campaign
CampuS politics will ta k e a
break tonight from the steady
campaign grind.
The only appearances planned
for the State and Lion parties are
at fraternities during the no on
and evening meal hours today.
Both parties , will not resume cam
paigning until Sunday. Appear
ances were not planned because
of th e Interfraternity Council-
Panhellenic Council dance tonight
and the house parties tomorrow
night.
Glickman to Speak
David Glickman, foreign trade
economist for the Port of New
York Authority, will speak on
"P u b lie Enterprise, A. Case
Study," at 11 a.m. Friday ,in 121
Sparks.
Th e lecture is sponsored by
Delta Nu Alpha, transportation
society, and will be open to the
public.
t Your Date N •
The SENIOR
Sammy Kaye
the BEST DANCE o
-Semi -formal
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
A limited number of tickets are still
available for this Friday and Saturday
Right You Are
(if you think so)
by Pirandello
Tickets for Tonite and Saturday
on Sale at the Student Union—sl 00
8:00 p.m. Center Stage
the Senior Class Proudly Presents
and
his orchestra
Cabinet--
(Continued from page one)
by Cabinet. The recommendation,
presented by Interschool Council
Board President Lincoln Warren,
would provide for equal student
council assessments.
At present, the Agriculture and
Home Economics student councils
have fees of 75 and 25 cents each.
If a general and, equal council fee
existed, -the College could collect
fees at registration each semester.
Watson Opposes Plan
A second part of the ISCB plan
would distribute the money col
lected to each school council on
the basis of the number of stu
dents in the school. When ISCB
also suggested the West Dormitory
50-cent-a semester social fee be
collected when a student living in
the area paid for his room key.
Robert Watson, president of the
Engineering Student Council, said
his council probably would not
use the $BBO that would come to
the council each year under this
plan. It was suggested by other
members of cabinet that the 25
cent fee be subtracted from engi
neer's subscriptions to the Penn
State Engineer or that scholar
ships in the Engineering school
be set up.
Warrell said the board based
these suggestions on the need of
student councils for more money.
He read a letter from the admin
istration stating the additional 50
cents of the present 75 cent Agri
cultural fee would not be com
pulsory. The College would, how
ever, set up a place for additional
money to be collected, the letter
said.
Players'--
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and 50 plays. He was awarded the
Nobel prize in literature in 1934.
Pirandello was working on his
autobiography "Memories of My
Involuntary Sojourn on Earth"
when he died of pneumonia in
1936. At his own previous request
his body was bourne to the grave
in a pauper's hearse.
Prexy to Go to Capitol
President Milton S. Eisenhower
will attend the meeting of the
executive committee of the As
sociation of Land Grant Colleges
and Universities to be held in
Washington, D.C., Monday and
Tuesday.
Dr. Eisenhower is chairman of
the executive committee.
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED
CAR FOR Friday night, 317 E. Beaver
Ave. Call 3935, ask for Al Gavenes.
TYPING TO DO—reports; term papers,
theses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Betty
Cole 6545,. before 9 p.m.
CLEAN CAR to rent for I.F.C. Weekend
Friday and Sturday. Call Dave Eber
at ext. 1188.
EXPERIENCED COOK desires fraternity
work either '.finishing this semester or
starting next fall. Call 3893.
FOR RENT
ROOM IN modern ranch home: Private
entrance, tile bath, glass shower, lounge,
phone, sun deck. Phone 2584.
TO VISITING PARENTS: One large room
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Available any time. Phone 4467.
RENT A Truck. Various sizes and body
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cost. Local or out of state. Hertz Drive-Ur-
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FURNISHED APARTMENT—June, July,
August. Three rooms, private bath.' 441
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LOST
MAN'S WATCH . with silver expansion
band in Nittany area before vacation.
Call Al, Dorm 33, Rm. 15.
FOR SALE
1939 CHEVROLET Sedan. Good condition.
Heater, Inspected. Must sell. - Call 5051
ext. 274. Ask for Jerry.
BALL
the YEAR
Rec Ha I I
Murphy-
(Continued from. page one)
ministration -and not -by the uni
versity.
Murphy defended NSA's -stand
that student groups should not be
prohibited from campuses accord
ing to their political beliefs, pro
vided _ also that these student
groups obey student and college
laws and regulations, and so long
as these groups confine their ideas
to "freedom Of speech and
thought—not action."
The attacks,, which Murphy re
ferred to, were started by an or
ganization known as Students for
America, formerly known as Stu
dents for MacArthur. The charges
against NSA were published in
the American Student, newspaper
of Students for America, and pick
ed up by such news commentators
as Fulton Lewis Jr. and Walter
Winchell.
FULL SET of matched golf clubs-*-11 irons,
4 woods. Very reasonable.. Call ext. 273,
ask for Don.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, perfect con
dition, guaranteed for " one year. Price
$3O. First call takes it: Jim MeGoff, 2220.
1952 FORD Convertible, Fordomatic, fully
equipped plus many extras. For real
buy call Mellott ext. 261.
SHORTWAVE RADIO,
348 R, 3 stages i.f., speaker and ear
phones. Best offer or trade for revolver.
Fein. 6789 or 4860.
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Call Mellott ext. 261. See at Pollock 1.
1946 CHRYSLER town and country con
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Call 4326, ask for Dick Matz. •
RED HOT 1949 Olds 88 Sedanette R &11
hydromatic. 1949 Ford Sedan R & H over
drive WSW. Both in top shape. Good rub
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SALESMEN: College Classics desires sales
men. - for party :favors, stationery, mugs,
etc. to - "call on fraternities' and sororities.
Short hours and good commission. Please
write College Classics, P. - .0.' Box . 3091,
University -Station, Columbus, Ohio.
RIDE TO Altoona after 4 p.m. today.
Fri. 17. Call Carol, 42 Atherton.
RIDE WANTED after May 4 for com
muter from Philipsburg. Can leave at
8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Call ext. 556. .
$4 per co
FRIDAY, APRIL- !7,• 1953
FOR SALE
perfect. . Belmont
HELP WANTED
RIDE WANTED