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Advertising Convention Begins Today
Advertising majors from
throughout the Eastern United
States will attend the regional
convention of'Alpha Delta Sig
ma, men's national professional
advertising fraternity, to be held
here today and tomorrow. This
marks the first time that the
University has hosted the East
ern Regional convention.
More than 80 delegates will at-!
tend general and business meet
ings and. hear talks on different
phases of advertising. Faculty
members and students majoring
in j advertising have been invited
to'the .general meetings.
Edward G. Zem, a University;
graduate now a vice president]
and director of • Geyer,. Morey,!
Madden & Ballard, Inc., adver
tising agency, will speak at the
banquet at 6 p.m. tomorrow in
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Other speakers will' be Dr.
Henry A. Finch, professor of phil
osophy; William E. Pertsyl, ‘ vice
president and creative director at
Ketchum, MacLeod & Grove, Inc.;
C. Burt Oliver, vice president in
charge of radio and television at
Foote, Cone it Belding; and John
R. Corbett, advertising manager
of the Williamsport Sun Gazette.!
Israeli Art Exhibit at Hillel
An Israeli aft exhibit is current
ly on display at the Hillel Founda
tion. The exhibit consists of worksj
done by noted contemporary
Israeli artists.!
Thomas Davis, president of the
University chapter, will welcome
the delegates tonight at 8. The
program, to be held in 214 Boucke,
will begin at 8:10 with a talk
by Dr. Henry A Finiih. :
Delegates will attend a jam ses
sion at 9 tomorrow night at Delta j
Phi fraternity after the conven-j
tion has pdjourned. j
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In observation of Pan American
Week, [which begins tomorrow,
flags of the 21 democratic states
of the i western hemisphere will
be flown in' front of Old Main,
Dr. William H.,Gray, director of
International Student Affairs,
said this week.
The display of flags will com
memorate the unity of the Ameri
can Republics. Pan American :Day
was initiated in 1930 and is now
{celebrated by more than’3oo mil
lion Americans. April 14 is the
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An address by Dr. Alfonzo
Rodriguez; associate director for
Spanish-American Missions, Unit
ed Presbyterian Church,- at Sun
day’s chapel service in Schwab
will be the second event at the
University in recognition of Pan
American Week, j
Rodriguez will speak on “God
at Work in Latin America."
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