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Radio Quiz Set
For Kenworthy
Wilmer E. Kenworthy, direct
of student affairs, will -be inter
viewed by Albert Dame on Radio
Guild's "Spotlight on State" at
9:30 tonight over WMAJ. Ken
worthy will be quizzed concern
ing Honors Day.
Madeleine Sharp is in charge of
program supervision. Joseph Var
holy will direct. Others are Ira
Apple, announcer; Emily Snyder,
sound; and Ralph Schorr, engi
neer.
On "Call Card," sponsored by
Radio Guild over WMAJ at 9:45
tonight, Nancy D. White will read
"Who Dealt?", a short story by
Ring Lardner.
Director is Sally Lowry. Others
are Goodwin Berquist, voice; San
dra Greenspun, sound; Jay Mur
phy, announcer; Miss Sharp, li
brarian; and Craig Sanders, engi
neer.
MI Council Okays
New Seating Plan
The Recreation Hall seating plan
now before All-College Cabinet
was approved Tuesday by th e
Mineral Industries Student Coun
cil. The plan calls for an exchange
of sporting event tickets two days
before an event. The seats not
taken by students would go to
townspeople and .alumni.
Frederick Becher was elected
president of the student council
at the meeting. Richard Taglang
is the new vice president and
Lewis Wade the secretary-treas
urer.
Kowalik Is Named
PS Club President
Walter Kowalik, fourth semes
ter mechanical engineering ma
jor, was unanimously el ect e d
president of the Penn State Club,
independent men's social organ
ization, Tuesday night.
Other officers elected are Frank
Hitchcock, vice president; William
Jones, secretary; John Bel a k,
treasurer; Howard Hosmer, social
chairman; John Clark, athletic
chairman; Henig Lim, publicity
chairman, and Robert Neiman,
• arliamentarian.
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English Exam
Time Changed
The English Usage Test pre
, lously scheduled for 9 p.m.
"omorrow will be given at' 7
:).m. tomorrow in 10 Sparks,
according to Dr. John S. Bow
man, professor of English Com
position.
Students showing the post
cards notifying them of the
exam will be admitted at this
time.
SU Excavation
Nears Finish
Excavation work on the Stu
dent Union Building is about 75
per cent complete, and work on
pouring concrete footers - is in pro
gress, according to Walter H. Wie
gand, director, department of the
physical plant.
Excavation work for the addi
tion to the Nittany Lion Inn is
now - nearing completion, and
some of the footers on the pro
ject have been poured. Renova
tion work to the interior of the
present building is about half
completed.
Wiegand also explained that a
solid rock foundation at the south
side of the site has slowed down
excavation work on the Student
Union project.
Council Vetoes
New Seat Plan
The School of Physical Educa
tion and Athletics Council has
vetoed the new Recreation Hall
seating plan now before All-Col
lege Cabinet.
Perpetuation of the Paul E.
Smith Memorial Trophy by the
council was approved. This trophy
is awarded annually to the out
standing male senior enrolled in
the School of Physical Education,
on the basis of scholarship, extra
curricular activities, and excel
lence of character.
Alice Colbert, junior represen
tative, was named chairman of
the elections committee by Mar
garet Lamaster, council president.
Others named to this committee
are Carol Cowalles, Nedalyn
Charmbury, and Dean Mullen.
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Chorus to Give
Mozart Opera
"Bastien and Bastienne," a one
act opera by W. A. Mozart, will
be featured in the annual spring
concert presented by the P en n
State Women's Chorus at 3 p.m.
Sunday in Schwab Auditorium.
Directing the chorus will be
Herbert W. Beattie, assistant pro
fessor of music. Beattie will also
appear in the role of Colas in the
concert version of the opera. Bar
bara Smith will sing. the role of
Bastien and Frances Miller, Bas
tienne. A string orchestra and pi
ano will provide accompaniment
for the operatic performance,
In addition to the opera, the
program will include selections by
composers Weelkes, Gibbons, Ba
con, and LeJeune. The concert is
open to the public without charge.
Elections--
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candidates are John Carey, Ben
jamin Sinclair, and Joan Shier
son.
Candidates for AA offices are
Gerald Maurey, Keith Vesling,
and John Sherry for president
and Adam Kois and Hubert Kline
for secretary-treasurer. AA office
candidates do not run on any
party slate. Runner-up for pres
ident of the Athletic Association
will be named vice president.
Observatories to Open
The College Observatories will
be open from 8 to 10 p.m. today
and tomorrow, weather permit
ting, for the viewing of lunar
seas, mountains, and craters.
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Vet School
Bill 'lnadequate'
"One million dollars is not
enough to set up a School of
Veterinary Medicine," Dean
Lyman E. Jackson of the School
of Agriculture said last week.
A bill appropriating $1 mil
lion for the establishment of a
vet school at the College was
introduced to the state legisla
ture earliei this week. Jackson
has pointed out that between
$6 and $7 million would be
needed for a veterinary school.
The joint state government
committee of th e legislature
has reported that the establish
ment of another veterinary
school at this time would be
impractical. A similar school
exists at the University of
Pennsylvania.
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Lingane to Speak
Dr. James J. Lingane, profes
sor Of chemistry at Harvard Uni
versity, will •discuss "Controlled
Potential Electroanalysis," th e
fourth in the current Priestly
Series of chemistry lectures, at
5:15 p.m. today in 119 OsmOnd.
ROOM APPLICATIONS being accepted for
summer and fall sessions at. Cody Manor.
Contact Mr. Cody, Cody Manor.
ROOM FOR Rent. Double or single. Phone
2568. ---
RENT A Truck. Various sizes and body
types. Do that moving job at lowest
cost. Local or out of state. Hertz Drive-Ur-
Self System Lie., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona,
Penna. Phone 2-3200.
NEW HAWAIIAN GUITAR. Instruction
books and tuner. $12.50. Call 3443.
1951 INDIAN WARRIOR Motorcycle.' Ex
cellent condition. Reasonable. Phone Dave
Walker ext. 283 after 6 p.m.
1939 CHEVROLET Sedan. Good condition.
Heater, Inspected. Must selL Call 5051
ext. 274. Ask for Jerry.
FULL SET of matched golf clubs-11 irons;
4 woodt. Very reasonable. Call ext. - 273,
ask for Don.
ENGRAVED SILVER Zippo lighter. Call
7602. Reward.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 23,1953
Deadline Extended
For Cheer Contest
The deadline for the student
cheer writing . contest has been
extended until Wednesday, Head
Cheerleader Alan McChe s n e y,
sponsor of the , contest, has an
nounced.
The purpose of the contest is
to get fresh, original cheers from
the students to supplement the
cheers now in use. Cheers Should
be turned in at the Student Union
desk in Old. Main.
Applications Due
Applications for Blue - Key, jun
ior men's hat society, must •be
submitted by 5 p.m. today, Edwin
Kohn, president, has announced.
Letters of application should
contain the name, curriculum, ad
dress, and a list of activities, of
the applicant and be - turned in
at the Student Union desk in ow
Main. Only fourth -semester men
with - at least a 1.0 All-College
average are eligible.
Froth Circulation Staff
The circulation staff .of Froth
will meet at 7 tonight in 2 Car
negie.
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WILL THE person who took Chemistry
Handbook and 'German Dictionary from
Room 6 Frear Lab, please return them. •
SATURDAY P.M. 'at ' SPE--alligator top
coat. Initials F.D. - stitched under left
flap. Call Jim Riss ext. 967.
text COMMUNICATIVE
SPEECH
SPEECH- by Oliver and Zelko and large
hand-wrought antique gold pin. Call 7230
after 5. • •
FOUND
WILL, WHOEVER picked up the wrong
coat at ATO last Saturday please call,
Bill Simpson 1167. I have your coat.
TAN TRENCH 'coat in Corner Room or
New College. Diner Saturday or Sunday.
Owner call 4669 after 5.
MISCELLANEOUS
TENNIS FANS: It's Hassinger for racket
stringing the No-Awl way. Prompt serv
ice. Guaranteed work. Longer life to string
and •racket. R. T. Hassinger, White Hall
or 514 E. Beaver Ave. after 5:00 p.m..
IT BETTER NOT SNOW for the 4th an
nual Penn State Horse Show _Sat. and
Sun. May 2, 3. Riding stable.
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