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Harrington to Speak
At Chapel Service
The Rev. Donald Harrington, minister of the Community Church
of New York, will discuss "What is Your Dream?" at Chapel at 10:55
a.m. tomorrow in 'Schwab Auditorium.
Harrington attended Antioch College in Yellow Springs, 0., and
received his B.A. from the University of Chicago. After receiving
his Bachelor of Divinity degree
from Meadville Theological School
of Chicago, he was awarded the
Cruft Traveling Fellowship and
sailed to Europe in 1938.
He traveled through Europe
while a graduate student at the
University of Leyden in Holland.
In 1939 he married the Rev. Vilma
Szantho, the first woman ordained
to the ministry in Central Europe,
in Budapest.
After returning to America in
1939, the Harringtons settled in
Chicago, where Harrington
worked in community affa it s
while preaching at the Peoples
Liberal Church of Chicago.
He is honorary president of the
Murray Hill Community Chapter,
and a member of the National
Executive Council of the United
World Federalist, Inc.
He has just returned fr o m
Players--
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Walter Walters, as imbibed in
Cole and Miss Wylie. It is doubt
ful that the most hilarious lines
of the show would have retained
their amusing qualities if they
had not been submitted to the
experienced interpretation of
these two fine actors.
Worthiness Doubtful
The play itself doesn't seem to
be worthy of attention from a col
lege dramatic group, but through
excellent acting and fine costume
and set designing, it becomes
more than enjoyable.
Russell 'Whaley deserves credit
for both his excellent variety of
costumes of the period and his
fine sets. These are designed to
reflect the atmosphere of the
scenes, as contrasting England
with Scotland.
Leonard Tarnowski, playing
Richard, prospective mate of Ma
ria, doesn't seem to reach the high
level of performance which is
maintained by the other actors.
Although supposed to portray a
bashful, shy, and as he calls him
self, "simple fellow," his baffled
facial movements at times detract
from his acting merits and cause
him to appear in an unattractive
light.
Hits in Spots
At scattered moments, however,
Tarnowski falls into 'his part and
performs in equal brilliance with
the rest of the cast.
Betsy Jones, playing Helen,
friend to Maria, enraptures the
audience with her happy sincerity
and tolerance of her friends. She
watches the antics of Maria and
the duke with a sly, clever, lov
able grin on her face and never
seems to become peeved or dis
gusted at their faults and insensi
tivities.
Tickets for the show, which
will run for four more weekends,
cost $1 and are on sale at the Stu
dent Union desk in Old Main.
APhiO Pledges
To Meet Monday
Alpha Phi Om eg a, national
service fraternity, will hold its
first pledge meeting at 7 p.m.
Monday in 3 Sparks. Men may
still pledge for the spring semes
ter.
Requirements for membership
are a 1 All-University average and
previous membership in the Boy
Scouts. Those unable to attend
the pledge meeting may contact
Robert Conquest, Tau Kappa Ep
silon, for additional information.
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troth Staff
Promotes 64
A total of 64 promotions on the
Froth circulation staff have been
announced by Ted Cohen, circu
lation manager.
Those promoted to senior board are Mil
licent Benner, Doris Berkowitz, Elisabeth
Engle, Nancy Hagy, and Lenore Kahano
witz.
New members of the junior board are
Malkah Baldinger, Martha Calianni, Au
relia Arre, Maxine Horoff, Carole Lipton,
Phyllis Groslcy, Esta Milish, Sol Cohn,
Doris Weinstein, Sandi Selbst, Elizabeth
Shipley, Carol Wilson, Allan Schneirov,
Edithe Brooks, Carol Perlmann, and Joan
Roth.
Promoted to sophomore board were Eliza
beth Kraabel, Babette Hilk, Anne Sherman,
Estelle Caplan, Nancy Blaha, Zandra Lee,
Europe where he attended confer
ences of the World Movement for
World Federal Government of
which he is treasurer.
•Harrington is author of numer
ous pamphlets, magazine articles,
and book reviews.
During the service, the Chapel
Choir will sing for introit "Psalm
121" (Schutz) and as anthem
"Cherubic Hymn" (Gretchanin
off).
George E. Ceiga, University or
ganist, will play for prelude "Ada
gio" (Gretchaninoff), for offertory
"0 Gott, du frommer Gott" (Karg-
Elert), and for postlude "Fufue
in E minor—St. Anne" (Bach).
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To qualify as an Aviation Cadet, you
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Freshman board promotions were Dorothy
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riet Steinman, Suzanne Capper, Steffi Ba
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1951 SHULTZ TRAILER, 26 ft. completely
furnished. Call A. Zaborny, 8-9094 after
5 p.m. Penn State Trailer Camp.
1930 MODEL "A" Ford. Body condition
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Call Nelson Gill after 5 -p.m. 8-6354.
ALL KINDS of party refreshments at a
moderate .rice. Phone Frida Stern 4818.
NEWLY OPENED furnished rooms for
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RENT A TRUCK. Save money on that
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HERTZ Driv-Dr-Self SYSTEM, LIC., 1020
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27; 1954
Pormi Nous Approves
Membership Reduction
Parmi Nous, senior men's hat
society, recently approved a re
duction in the membership quota
from 40 to 35 . '
Richard Grossman, secretary
treasurer, said a maximum, of 30
men may be tapped in the spring,
leaving five, places open for fall
tapping.
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credited Penn State cupid will furnish
handsome undated men. Call Dad Davis.
ext. 1199. •
RADIO AND' TV guaranteed service,.
prompt and efficient. State College TV,
122 N. Atherton. Phone 8-6021.
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For parts of Penna, N.J. Del, Md. D.C.,. by
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