WEDNESDAY. M ,i
1Y 11. 1960
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ure Edit o r to Speak 'Gestapo' Accusations Called ` Stupid '--I
—On Dec. 4,
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the Serbs, Croats and Sic'
j (Continued from Page One) !rest of the time. These, she said,twas formally proclaimed.
I. ! structure around which an idea would be people with time andllt became Yugoslavia.
ansm Club Banquet could be built." ( energy.
The new stall system is to be The junior residents, she said,
built around resident community would be good, plain, ordinary,;
fine women students. This year;,
coordinators. These coordinators,
they are striving for 80 residents 1 1
are to be young, trained person- {or one f or every '.
50 women.
nel at the masters level and would i These women. she said, would!
assume the major responsibility. undergo a training program to
Hostesses, she said, would be teach them how to work with and!
maintained to do work that
,to be sensitive to others
only an older woman could man- ; One of the main jobs of these'
age, such as keeping records 'counselors, she said, would notj
and coordinating housekeeping, be to provide information —a;
Young graduate students would;pamphlet could do that but to'
work full, half or three-quarter serve as examples to their coun-;
time and would be students the selects
AP-Fea
At Jour
Rene J. Cappo
editor of Asso
Newfeatures, w
the First Annul
Club Recognition
Banquet at 6:30
, supervising which includes some 10,000 words :
rated Mess
of wire copy each week, 14 tab-!
- 2 - -- Iloid-sized feature pages each
i 11 speak atlweek, such AP columnists as Hal
it !Boyle and James Marlow and a
J"rnalism; wide variety of supplemental fea-i
and Awards' tures and syndicate projects which ,
P Sunday.lare sold to members.
Cappon was born in Austria
.anquet which, and spent his childhood there and
A"
ing rooms "-
-
, in other European capitals where
this father held diplomatic assign-.
Hetzel Unioni ments He was educated in Europe:
pm chased at and the United States where he
the School of
--I attended the State University of;
115 Carnegie lowa and majored in journalism.;
as been with! He began his AP career in Bal-i
was appoint-!timore after a brief stint as tele- 1
for two years!graph editor of a small Virginia
ill be "Say It, daily. His assignments led him to
Annapolis, the New York foreign'
is responsible desk, Berlin, Frankfurt, Kansan
feature report, City.
Tickets for the
will be held in di
and "B" of the
building may be
the HUB desk or i
Journalism office,
Cappon, who
the AP for 15 year
ed supervising ed
ago .his topic wi
With Features."
AP Newsfeature:
for the full AP
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Vocalist Kay Golden
Swing to the current pop
tunes offered by the Big
Ban. of Ralph Flanagan.
Swa ) to the old favorites
sun. by bubbly Kay
Gol. en.
tH ALL OVER TOWN
WHITE SHOES!
(15
Conveniently located
...% Piet Room
s a complete selection i
white shoes in both
th calf and dyeable
fabrics.
and style can be
ii i r
ed upon when you :
A your shoes from ,
Lch reliable brands
as Cotillion,
*
Mannequin and
Mademoiselle
and
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
AT THE
SENIOR BALL
FRIDAY, MAY 13th
$5 per Couple
Tickets at HUB Desk
or at the door
will look so gay and your date
will look so lovely at this year's
CHEM- PHYS
Student Council
Presents
Speaker Dr. R. V. Lindsey
Topic- Research Developments at DuPont
Date - Wednesday, May 11th
Place - 8:00 p.m., 109 Osmond Lab
-- EVERYONE WELCOME ---
The BALL is the last big fling of the 1959-1960 school
year and the last time you seniors can attend l a
semi-formal dance as an undergrad. Everyone
should push to make this the biggest and best
dance Rec Hall has ever seen.
REC HALL
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BIG WEEKEND!
Catherine's Barber
Shop Will Make it
BIGGER!
girls lave Catherine)/ haired
located in the basement
of the Corner !loom
Daily 8-5:39 Sal. 9-