SATURDAY. MARCH 31. 1942
Seniors May Get Grad Credils
in Military Intelligence Reserves
Senior men may earn credits
toward a master’s .degree while
fulfilling their military obligation
bjr serving in the Military Intelli
gence Reserves, the Department
of the Army announced recently.)
'The Army is offering to quali-j
fied .individuals instruction- in
Russian, Polish. Czech or a lan
guage of their choice as part of
Frenchman to Talk
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On Algerian Crisis
“Algeria 'and the Crisis ofi
Democracy in France" will be dis
cussed by Andre Philip, a French 1
specialist in letters and public
affairs, at 7:30 p.m. Monday in
121 Sparjcs.
A' former student at Columbia
University and the University of
Wisconsin, Philip i has served as
Minister of the Interior and Min
ister l of Finance, under; Gen.
Charles de Gaulle. He is the au
thor of numerous books and ar
ticles bn. French politics and
economics', :\yith special emphasis
on the European community.
The lecture is sponsored jointly
by the Department of Political
Science andj the Social Science
Research Center and is open to the
public.' ; i . i
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New College Diner
■Dc wntown.:. Beiwec n the: Monies-.
PROMOTION
STAFF
Meeting
TODAY
1:00
t COLLEGIAN
; OFFICE
SHORT BUT
IMPORTANT
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SAILOR'S BALL IS HERE!
PINK ELEPHANT 1 *
Sen sum pud
|; featuring.
"The Exciters"
'Saturday,
] 2-| 5 p.m. and lljflO - Id)0 a.m. |
f Open fo Coi
this reserve program. i
The credits accumulated during
the instruction may be 'used to
ward a master’s degree I at most
colleges and universities, the
Army announcement said..
; 3 After completing basic draining!
and passing the required J intelli
gence tests; reservists will be en-|
roled at the U.S. Army: Language'
School at Monterey, Caitf., for 47
weeks, ' j j
After graduation from; the lan-l
jguage school, they will be separ
ated from active duty and assigned!
ito the 396th Military Intelligence
Security-Company, a Harrisburg
unit in the organized reserves.
Their military service y/ill then
consist of attending a two-hour,
meeting once a'.week and 15 days
summer training at Fort Meade,!;
Md., once a year. j
To qualify for the military in-!
telligence reserves, a person must;
be 21 years old, a senior in college 1
or recipient of a bachelor's degree 1
before enrollment in theiprogram.'
An applicant must also be in good<
physical condition andl able to.
complete an intelligence! test sat
isfactorily
Further information a
program may be obts
writing Maj. Richard P..
266 S, Royal St.. York, P;
ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER
of *
Phi Mu Alpha
Professional Music
presents
,'! a -
Concert of Music
Sunday, April 1 r 1962
I 3:00 P.M. ; j
Lillie Tiealw, Helzel Union Building !
'| : !
Alpha Zela Glea Club
Dr. Vf . Paul Campbell, Director j 1
Dr. Leonard Raver, Accompanist
: i ■ :
at the
Ward
pies Only
> AfIYCOILEGi AN;
jbout- the!
jined by
J Sneeder,,
% '
A
■?
assistant to
Campbell, vice president for bus
ness. He has already assumed hii
duties. 1 ! ]
S A native of New Kensington.
jFatula served as plant
of Warren Corporation in Clarion
during the past year.'He had prej
yiously, served as vice president
r of manufacturing for Walters
Manufacturing Cbmpany in Oak
mont, and Comaco, Inc. in Glen
shaw.
Fatula graduated from Carnegie
Institute of Technology in 1948
with a bachelor of science degre*
in mechanical engineering. Hie
.interrupted 1 his education to servle
'in the U.S. Army in 1944-46.
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