SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1956
Annual Purim Carnival
Is Scheduled for Hille'
The annual Purim Carnival is scheduled for 8:30 tonight at
the litliel Foundation. Fraternities, sororities, the Graduate
Club; and Freshman Council will sponsor booths, with pro
ceeds going to the United Jewish Appeal campaign. Voting
ng and Queen.
will be held for the Purim K
A lecture-discussion on "Ideas
of Good and Evil in Great Lit
erature" will be held at 8 p.m. to
morrow in the Hillel Foundation
lounge. Aaron Druckman, assis
tant professor of philosophy, will
discuss the Biblical Book of Job.
The meeting is open to the public.
A discussion, "Articles of the
Presbyterian Faith— the Holy
Spirit," will be held by the West
minster Fellowship at 6:20 tomor
row night, in the Westminster Hall.
A drama, "Murder in the Cathe
dral" by T. S. Eliot, will be staged
in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
at 7:30 tonight.
The play will depict the murder
of Thomas a'Becket, Archbishop
of Canterbury, which occurred be
for the high altar of the Canter
bury Cathedral in 1107.
The Newman Club viral hold a
television party at 8 tonight in
the Student Center.
The Emerson Society will have a
fried chicken dinner at 6 p.m. to
morrow in the lOOF Hall. Follow
ing the dinner, Dr. Ira IV. Brown,
associate professor of history, will
speak on "A Modern Interpreta
tion of the Bible."
"Martin Luther," the motion
picture which deals with 'the 16th
century Reformation and its lead-
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12 Iron Men in 'a
Wooden Ship Against
"Naked Sea"
in PatheColor
er, will be shown by the Lutheran
Student Association at 7 p.m. to
morrow in the Grace Lutheran
Church. The movie is open to the
public.
"Where Art Thou?" will be the
question for investigation at a
meeting of the United Student
Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow.
The Roger Williams Fellowship
will have a supper at 5:30 p.m. to
morrow followed by a discussion
on the meaning and significance
behind the Athens conference.
The Student Fellowship of St.
John's Evangelical United Breth
ren Church will hold a dinner
meeting at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
Georgiana Eckroth, senior in arts
and letters from Tyrone, will
speak on mental health.
The Newman Club will attend
Holy Communion at the 9:30 a.m.
Mass tomorrow and sponsor a
Communion breakfast following
the service to celebrate Cardinal
Newman Day.
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Chao!
Yale Professor
Will Address
Chapel Service
The Rev. Dr. Julian N. Hartt,
of the Yale University Divinity
School, will speak at chapel ser
vices in Schwab Auditorium at
10:55 a.m. tomorrow. His subject
will be: "What's In It For Me 7."
The chapel service program will
include the anthem. "Behold, the
Tabernacle of God," by Wiliam
For the prelude, George E. Ceiga.
organist, will play "Picardy"—
from Meditation on Communion
Hymns by Leo Sowerby, and for
the Postlude, "Fugue in B minor"
by Healey Willan.
Dr. Hartt, who is Noah Porter
'Professor of Philosophical Theol
ogy and Director of Professional
Studies at the Yale University Di
vinity School, has been on the
Yale faculty since 1943.
Born in Selby, S.D., Dr. Hartt
received his B.A. from Dakota
Wesleyan University. He received
his B.D. degree from Garrett Bibli
cal Institute, his M.A. from North
western University, and his Ph.D.
from Yale in 1940. He is a Fellow
of the National Council on Reli
gion in Higher Education.
LaVie Senior Board
The Senior board of LaVie will
meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in 412
Old Main.
Debate
Debaters to
Buffalo, Mt.
Three debate teams will represent the University in a
round of debates over the weekend at Mt. Mercy College for
Women and the Uni.:ersity of Buffalo.
One men's and one woman's team will go to Mt. Mercy.
A second men's team wil go to the University of Buffalo.
The topic for the debates is .
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"Resolved: That the non-agricul-;he University of Buffalo will be
tural industries of the United: represented by Jar Feldstein,
States should guarantee their!freshman in arts and letters front
workers an annual wage." lElizabeth, and Carl Saperstein,
isenior in arts and letters from
trical engineeringfrom Watson-
William Adams, senior in elec- lWashington, D.C. Gerald Bogus,
town, and Keith Otterbein, sopho- freshman in arts and letters from
more in physics from Warren,
will' Brownsville, and Robert Neff,
represent the affirmative team at lsophomore in agricultural educa-
Mt. Mercy. Thomas Hollander.l lion from Pott.stown, will take the
sophomore in arts and letters.! negative side.
from Monessen, and Irwin Bass, Preliminary tryouts for the
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senior in architecture from Phila-I s debate team will be held
men
p.
delphia, will present the negative' m. Monday in 316 Sparks.
argument. .
at 7
ißegular tryouts will be held at
The woman's debate team of-'? p.m., March 5, in 316 Sparks.
firmative group will be composed !Those interested should attend
I both meetings.
of Nancy Berneski, freshman in _ ___. _ . _ _______
arts and letters from Latrobe, and !Naii.vialor if
Mary Maum, senior in education' js4. tzr
from King of Prussia. Barbara
Kimble, senior in home economics \,, w• I
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from Havertown, and Phoebe J
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Felk, sophomore in arts and let- ...,
ters from Ambridge, compose the' r - ••• ' FlST negative team. I IMMO TOM
The men's affirmative team at:
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Mercy
Breakfast
Lunch
Coffre-break
Dessert
ANY PARTY
Pleat, •rder
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