THURSDAY. MAY: 10.1962
TODAY ON CAMPUS
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j Faculty Women's Club
j ] President fEric A. Walker will
speak at the spring luncheon of
the Faculty Women’s Club in the
Ketzel. Union ballroom at 12:45
Pjm. 1 ' --
i j Assembly Tickets
j [Free tickets for the Honors As
sembly. to be-held Sirnday, May
13. at 3 pun. in the HUB ballroom,
may be picked up ait the HUB
desk today through Sunday. 1
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5 O'clock Theater
“The Jewel in the Lotus" will
jbe presented at 5:15 p.m. in the
jbasement of Old Main. The play
was written by Marilyn. Tischer,
senior;; in arts and letters from
Cleveland Heights, Oj
WDFM
Radio stations WDFM and
WMAJ will broadcast the Inter
collegiate Music Competition from
Lycoming College ati 8 p.m. The
“Ivy Rocks” and "Mike and Dave”
from the University will partici
pate in the'competition*
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SIGMA TAU
Initiates 36 New Members '
Sigma Tau, national engineering honorary,
initiated thirty-six new members last evening.
Following the initiation ceremonies, new offi
cers were elected for the coming year. A ban
quet was then held at the Eutaw House to
honor the new initiates.
Sigma Tau recognizes the achievements
of students in the field of engineering on the
basis of scholarship and character.
Professor Maurice S. Gjesdahl, head of the
Mechanical Engineering Department, was
initiated as an alumni member.!
Maurice S. Gjesdahl, honored faculty jalumnus initiate .
•< Fred Atßlyler Donald j.'McMahon
i Joseph M. Brcrnn Lloyd W. McSparran
Thomas F. Brennan Matthew J. Ogorzalek
Ronald W. Brown Thomas J. Patrician
Susan E. Bush Robert A. Plundo
Frank J. Gdle . Glenn d. Ream
\ George T. Craig Terry J. Reed
Robert V. Davies Arnold B. Rosenthal
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Stephen Deskeirich Winton F. Seybold
• - Robert H. Faas . B. Thomas Shirk- ,
Michael E. Fahnestock William’ J. Snyder
Thomas S. Guzofsld Thomas. R. Sokol ;
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Jon A. Harrison Eugene |L.‘ Starr
Charles MJ Harvan John A; Stone
Charles E. Hauber Richard E. Tressler
Johii A. Heilala Raymond J.jWebb
William J. Herman Raymond Fi Wilson ;
George D. Linton \ -
'Once Upon A Mattress'
Players’ production of “Once
Upon a Mattress” will be present
ed at 8 pan. in Schwab. Tickets
are on sale at the HUB desk.
Prices are .$.75 for tonight’s per
formance and $1.25 for Friday and
Saturday.
International film
The International Film Series*
“Childhood of Maxim Gorki” will
be shown in : the HUB' assembly
room at 3 pun., 7 p.m., and 9 pin.
Art AaaoeUtkra membership, 8 p.m.,
ground floor HUB
(Hover Club. 7 p.m., 11 Tyson
Faculty Women's Luncheon, 12 p.tn.. HUB
ballroom
Gamma SUrtna. Sigma formal pledging, 8
p.nu f McEl«raln lounge
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(AMP CONRAD WEiSER
YM(A (AMP
Reading, Pa.!
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STILL HAS A
FEW OPENINGS FOR
GENERAL COUNSELORS
and for a
CRAFTS PERSON ' .
Information At Appointmanls
Office of Studani Aid
218 Willard
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The new initiates are:
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
Other Meetings
ICCB. C:U HUB
International Flhna, 8 HUB uam-
bly'TOom
Liberal Arte Student Council. s:2ft p.m.,
212 HUB
Navy, • p.m.. ground floor HUB
Navy recruiting, Ift a.m.4 pja., 212 HUB
Sigma MU Epailoo. 8 p.m.:3ft p.m., 217
HUB *
Tan Delta' 1 bUtiaUon, 7:2ft p.ms
Gamma Phi Beta
Student aid, B:2ft p.m.,’214 HUB
Student mid, t pjbl-5 p.au» 212 HUB *
4 Term' Erilutloii Committee, 7 smb., 218
HUB
USG. 7:lft p.m.. 201 HUB*
WU3 Prof Saarf coatcet, ft a.m.*s p.m.,
groond floor HUB
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Hh ' Mothers Day
* Flowers
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Woodring’s
Floral Gardens
across from the Post Office
AD 8-0556
INTERNATIONAL FILMS
THE CHILDHOOD
OF MAXIM GORKY
USSR 1938
* i directed by
Mark Donskoi
This film is the first of a trilogy on the life of Maxim Gorky,
and-it la based on the autobiography MY CHILDHOOD. It
provides a deep understanding of provincial life-in the Russia
of the 1870’s, as seen through the eyes of Gorky as. a young
boy. i
“Splendid social reportage t . . scene after scene of bold,
uncompromising realism.” New York Times!
“A reverent and interesting study In the genesis of a literary
artist.” New York Herald Tribune.!
Awards: Edinburg film festival CThe Richard Winnington
Award. 1955). 4 .
THURSDAY, MAY 10
HUB Auditorium
THREE SHOWS 3:00, 7 :00 and 9:00 P.M.
TICKETS AT HUB DESK—SOc EACH
Ikira (To Live!) Japaa 1952 Bay 17
Carnival la Flanders French 1936 May 24
Thft Informer U.S.A. 1935 May 3!
Chemistry Colloquium
• Stuart Rice,'University of Chi
cago,: will speak at the Chemistry
Colloquium in 302 Whitmore at
12:40| P-m. !
New College Diner
• Ocw'nfcwn'-Btkwocri' fhc.--. Mcvtev-
ATROCITIES IN ANGOLA
, A .pregnant mother is clubbed to
death. A laborer is thrown in prison
Tor niissing a day's wprk. Hundreds
of; Angolans are slaughtered in cold
blood. In thi*.week's Post, an Amer
ican missionary describes this
. butchery. Her tells hew the Portu
guese keep 4,000,000 Africans in
near And how he himself
was jailed orj trumped-up charges.
The Saturday Eeening
.; FOST-Sr
COMMITTEE
presents