PAGE EIGHT
Stuttgart Concert Given
After Year of Planning
It took more than a year to make the arrangements that
finally enabled the Stuttgart Chamber Oichestra to play
belore a University audience at Schwab Auditorium last
night, Freiderich Beck, manager of the group, said.
“We staited making arrangements with our agents in New
York in autumn of 1957,’’ Beck
•said yesterday. “They started or- j
gamzing the tour the first part 1
of last year. This is because, al-j
though we are in the second part'
of the concert season now, the en-!
tire season has to be arranged fori
as eaily as possible.” ;
Beck said the cold, bad weath
er has made travelling during this
Woman's Eggs Put
Town in Scramble
A 7h-year-okl woman needed
joint eggs last night, but her town
ul Boogei sburg last night wished
she had waited until morning to
go shopping.
When Anna Mabel McClellan
didn't return home later in the
t veiling, her daughlei, Maitha,
with whom she lives, had the Al
pha Fue Co., police and neighbors
Irnm '.ourrounding "burgs" out in
(one to hunt her down. Finally
alter much excitement, she was
diwuvoied at the home of her
,*..in in Bellelolite.
Wonder if she got the eggs?
Alum Estate Pledged
To Scholarship Fund
An alumnus-trustee and his,
wife have pledged the remamdet
of their joint estate to a program j
designed evenutally to produce aj
scholarship fund for needy and !
worthy University students.
The alumnus requested anony
mity when he and his wife signed
an ngreemen designating the
University as "residual legateee"
of the estate. McKay Donkin, vice
president for finance, placed no
value on the estate but said the
annual yield would support moie
than one scholarship.
Biscaync i-Door Sedan shows the Fisher Body beauty of Chevrolet’s lowest priced series for ’59,
More miles are Imck in a gallon of regular-grade
gas—up to 10% more —and Chevy's new lli-Thrifl
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mileage, you’ll soon see for yourself that this new Hi-
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Another thing you’ll like about this 135-h.p. 6 is the
By 80881 LEVINE
tour difficult.
“ South Bend, Ind.,” he said,
“it was snowing the morning we
lett. We just got 'out befoie the, .
snow got high. We read in the (Continued from page one)
papers afteiwards that traffic support fiom R. Derek Swire as
going to and fiom South Bend the communist poet from Oxford,
u r as completely paralyzed We. Jan Abele as Ann Winter, his
just missed it.” .date, Vincent Landro as the rich
Tiavelling to Pittsburgh the lbu * ,n “ sl ™ an - s ‘ r , J , ames £ irni , e
membeis tan into difticulty again an d pharles Antalosky as the old
when they ran into a Hooded P° dj? ian Sir Charles Bendrex.
area near Meadville, Beck said, j Miss Abele s performance
TJ , , j «u * .u added a sparkle of youfh as she
Beck explained tha the or portraye / young £ ve in th i«
chestia requested a student to’
play the tiumpet in their per-, S^n e McCurdy as Mrs Ames
loimance last night because they hl , ,, S '
cnn’t havp a trumnet nlqvpr with' bury ’ the hostess for the evening,
them her gestures but is adequate
Dlav that piece at" all concerts ”l in the rolc - The composer's wife,
EXS, -£ “« muJt iTlov'. played by Laura E. Evans is per-'
.. ■> baps the poorest played part.
Miss Evans’ portrayal is not quite
Beck said the group rehearsed believable,
for the tour in December before The play is exciting; it carries
Christmas. ‘The piograms are noting au( jj ence along even during
new to us, he said. They sudden shifting of emotion in
programs we play very often final act. However, it is long
our European tours. However, w'e anc ) perhaps, as in the words of
have had a lot of rehearsals on Lady Linchester, “It drags a ht
the tour. In most cases we re- jj e »
hearse befoie each concert just Done in the "stream of con
as we have this morning.’’ sciousness thinking’’ method, the
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THE DAILY COLLEGiAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
AND
AND
ON A GALLON!
Reorganization Re;
Last Cabinet Said No
Last of a Series,
''Government Reorganization"
The first actual attempts'
to reorganize student govern
ment were rejected by the
1957-58 All-University Cabi
net.
; A re-evaluation of Cabinet seats
!presented by the Senior Class Ad
visoiy Board under Thomas Hol
lander, senior class president,
was defeated by Cabinet members
last yeai.
The board had recommended
that the voting members of Cabi
net should be the All-University
officeis, class officers, council
Players Drama —
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It may be hard to believe anything that looks and
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presidents and regulatory group
leaders.
The heads of Panhellenic Coun
cil, Leonides, WRA, Athletic As
sociation and The Daily Collegian
were recommended as non-voting
members.
The board also felt that the
Board of Dramatics and Forensics
representative should be dropped
from Cabinet and that the Senior
Qlass Advisory Board be asked
to evaluate Cabinet as to theii
aims and achievements biennially
According to the report, stu
dents should be represented in
four ways, as follows:
• The All-University officers
representing the student body as
a whole.
• Class presidents collectively
play shows the thoughts of the
characters. Each person finds out
not only his own inner thoughts
but also the thoughts of the
others.
Directed by Mary Minkie
wich, in partial fulfillment of
the requirements for the degree
of master of arts, the produc
tion takes on symbolic propor
tions which elevate its perform
ance.
Perhaps the most important
Player’s production of past years
ended at 10:45 last night.
Or did it end?
Slide Club Members
Plan Monday Meeting
The Color Slide Club will meet
at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Min
eral Sciences Auditorium.
“Slides of the Year,” a traveling
exhibit of the Photographic So
ciety of America, will be featured.
A slide competition with a spe
cial classification, “Flowers,’’ will
be held.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1959
representing the entire student
body.
• Council presidents represent
ing each phase of University edu
cation and collectively represent
ing every student on campus.
• WSGA representing all wo
men students, and AIM and IFC
combined representing all male
students.
The recommended non-voting
members would retain their seats
on Cabinet but would lose their
voting privileges since they rep
resent only special interest groups.
Reasons given by Cabinet for
defeating the report were: 1) the
work in investigating the problem
was incorrect and inadequate,
and 2) the report lacked fore
thought and didn’t consider the
real problems of student govern
ment.
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