TUESDAY, OCTO ER 7, 1958 Ticket (once For t Are ble Avail Students ma, ets for the D. Orchestra Con 1 p.m. today at Union desk. pick up tick nish National I •ert beginning the the Hetzel Students must ulation cards w tickets. Student lion will continu day and from 8 and from 1 to The sale of tic'• dents will also A total of 4 available for th is scheduled toi at Recreation I- The Danish Ni under the pat: Frederik IX oflenmark, is mak-; ing its second 1 ur of the United I • • States duringOctobey and No-L . vember. Duri ri g this time the, inderelia group expects tei cover 37 cities from coast to coast , • The orchestra's concerts will, r Jun i or Prom be conducted by Thomas Jensen, o. Dr. Pierce F. Lewis has been who shared the podium with the, named assistant professor of geog late Erik Tuxen on the fi r s 1.1 "Cindrella Ball" will be the theme of the Junior Prom on raPhY. American tour in 1952. and John i Frandsen who makes his Ameri-,pct. 24 at Recreation Building, Vincent Marino, president of Previously he served as civilian can debut this year. Frandsen has geographer in Japan, was the Met ropolitan Community Fellow at the junior class, said Sunday. been the conductor of the Royal . Opera in Copenhagen for the past At a meeting of the Junior Class Advisory Board it was the University of Michigan and several years. held a post-doctoral National Sci-, , decided not to start the Junior Prom Queen contest until once Foundation fellowship at the The orchestra itself consists , University of Washington. of 96 nieces. On its first tour next week so it would not conflict ' Lewis received his doctor of here the orchestra introduced :with the Homecoming Queen con -1 biem, and acquire enough of them; philosophy degree from the Uni- Denmark's the symphonic masterpieces of test. !so that all juniors could purchase' versify of Michigan. He is a mem-, greatest composer. Charles Blunt, junior in elec- them. 'ber of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kal Carl Nielsen. Since then, thanks trical engineering from Wash- This was compared to a simi- pa Phi and Phi Eta Sigma. p to the success of the tour and ington, D.C., was appointed 'tar program at Cornell University.; the long playing records which chairman of the Queen commit- ' Members of the board were ! , followed it. Nielsen has come to tee and will announce the de- assigned to find the cost of the i Penn State was first called the asume an importance compar- tails of the contest this week. emblems and other articles and Farmers' High School because able to Grieq of Norway and The Board decided that all ap- to inquire of other colleges and its founders thought "college" Sibelius of Finland. i plicants must be juniors. I universities which have similar connotated a place whe r e boys The orchestra's programs wily Marino suggested the board; projects, contracted idle habits. he selected from both the stan- i undertake some class projects this It was decided that members' dard svinphonic repertoire and,' year. He said advisory boards of the board would have office from Nielqen's works. The music; have become known as nothing!hours in the class office, 203-B of a number of younger Danish more than dance committees andffetzel Union. Any juniors who composers, notably that of 39-'lie wanted to change this. !have questions or complaints year-old Niels Bentzon, who him-1 He suggested that the board'could bring them to members of self made a highly successful lec-, sponsor a class memento project., the board, Marino said. This week tore-recital tour of the United!The board would pick out an item,lthe office hours will be from 1 to States two seasons ago. such a a blazer, sweater or em-' 3 p.m. Thursday. present matric qen picking up ticket distribu. until 4 p m. to a in, to 12 noon p.m. tomorrow 'ets to non-stu egin tomorrow 1 00 tickets are concert which 8 p.m. Sunday / all. tional Orchestra, lonage of King Until 1949, the Danish Na tional Orchestra played for audiences within its own bor ders. Then, as news of their musical prowess spread, they began making tours to Ger many, Norway and finally to England, where they played at the-Edinburgh Festival in 1950. The appearance of the Danish National Orchestra here marks the second in the current Artists' Series program. 1957 Encampment: The Results Encampment Gets Best Results On Community Living Plans Fifth of a Series 'semester and West Halls for the first time last'graduate living area was fulfilled! ' By DENNY MALICK and it appeared comun- this year when Women's Building, Of all the recommendations'ity living had ended. But the' was converted to Graduate Resi-1 ;crowded conditions caused hous- • women; Encampment, come from the 1957 Student; ; mg officials to place women i n i vience Hall. Both men and women; those on cOm-!lrvin Hall. They will remain graduate students are living -111 there until May. i the building. munity living have met withi Asked whether community lid-i The University has already an-, : possibly the best response. ,ing would continue next falVnounced plans for community liv- The Academic Policy I Mueller in in the new Pollock Circle' w or k_ Housing Director Otto E. g said: "If all the space made avail-,area which w ill include seven ;shop's recommendations on com-1 ;able for men in the new dorms new dormitories. `munity living in West Residencef (North Residence Halls) is not Four 8-story residence halls 11-halls, a graduate living area andl , filled by men, there will probably; in the new area will be occu future residence halls planned Ibe women placed in West Halls , pied by women and one 8-story :with community living in mind f again." and two 6-story residence halls ,have all been adopted. The new North Halls will ac- I will accommodate men. I Although the University has commodate more than 1000 men In addition, Robert G. Bern frequently tried io end corn- next fall. If there are enough reuter, spccial assistant to the munity living in the West Halls, men enrolled to fill these new president for student affairs, has over crowded women's dormi- rooms, Mueller indicated, there 'said that the community living tories have forced its confirm- i will be no wom e n in West ,plan will also be used in resi ance. I Halls. :deuce halls to be built next to the There were no coeds living ini The recommendaiton for a experimental flower plots. in State College Your Headquar For Quality Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service PENN STATE LAUNDRY and CLEANERS 301 W. Beaver Ave. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Bail' Set 3-Hour LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ,Geography Staff Gains New Prof FRATERNITY NEWS LETTERS Letterpress a Offset Commercial Prit.ting 187 E. 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