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Features— News— Alfred Star loses to Wilt in mile Claude Jarman Jr., Hollywood star, race at Garden last week. See page 4. to make appearance at Alumni Hall tomorrow evening. FIAT LUX VOL. XXXVI, NO. 20 TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1950, ALFRED, NEW YORK Telephone 27-F-12 President Says To Speak [At Assembly Thursday Area Churches 74 Senior Engineers Zeno To Serve Schedule Holy Refreshments Week Services Will Leave April 29 The schedule of joint Holy Week Talk On Pi Will services climaxing with a Easter Sun- Juniors To Make 1000 Mile rise Service was announced here to- Preface Food day for parishioners of seven churches in Alfred, Alfred Station and Almond. Tour To Inspect Glass Plants -Refreshments will be Served" said Participating are the following Leslie Shershoff, senior in Alfred Uni- clelrgymen and laymen: the Rev. Members of the senior class in Ceramic Engineering will leave versity and president or publicity Everett T. Harris, First Alfred Sev- agent for the Zeno Club which is meet- enth Day Baptist Church; the Rev. Friday, April 29, for a one week field trip to acquaint these students ing tonight in Physics Hall in Room Myron K. Sibley, Union University with mjanufacturing operations in plants in New Jersey and Western 20, at 8:15 p.m. "Before we eat," said Church, Alfred; the Rev. Albert N. Shershoff, "John Stull '51, will speak Rogers, Second Seventh Day Baptist Pennsylvania. Beffore the tour, the seniots will go to New York for on 'PI'." Church, Alfred Station; the Rev. Don- a convention of the National American He went on to explain that "PI" ald A. Visscher and Donald Eldred, £>t ^. rrt Ceramic Society. does not mean pie as in apple, berry, Almond Union of Churches; the Rev.VreOrge oieVen J. O The senior engineers, numbering cherry, orange, lemon, lime or Boston, Clifton E. Swearingen, Almond Metho- about 74, will separate into two groups but "PI" as in math. And he stressed dist Church; Theodore Hibbard, West on the trip and will go on separate in clear tones that pie would not be Almond Methodist Church; and Don-Speak At Banquet tours. Dr. Willard Sutton and Clarence served as refreshments. Refreshments ald Sanford of the School of Theology, Merritt will conduct one group, while will be served but the time, date and Alfred University. Tonight For Diesel Geor,ge Kirkendale and Dr. Van Derek content of the menu has not been re- Weekday services will be held at George S. Steven, executive engi- Frechette will be in charge of the vealed by any member of the organiza- 7:34> p.m., as follows: Tuesday—Mr. neer of the Diesel division, Worthing- other. Robert Campbell is directing tion. arrangements for the field trip. Hibbard at Almond Union Churches; ton Pump and Machinery Corp., Buf- In closing his statment about "PI", Wednesday—Rev. Rogers at Almond Juniors in Glass Technology will Shershoff declared that pie would Methodist Church; Thursday—Youth falo, will be the principal speaker to- spend their Easter vacation on a 1000- make good food for thought but that Choir Concert at the Village Church, night at the first annual banquet of mile tour to inspect ten plants lo- the members think before hand; also, Alfred. the Alfred Society of Diesel Techni- cated in New York, Southern New "too many triangles of things like pie Alfred Students attending national Ceramic flower pot con- All pastors will participate in three- cians. The banquet will be held in Jersey and Pennsylvania. only make for confusion in such a ference in Portland, Maine. Mary Jane Grenam '50 (left)' and George hour devotions beginning at noon on the Ag-Tech taLeiena ana lounge, Fred 6incere and earnest minded a group aa The tour, a graduation requirement, Good Friday in the Almond Union of these in Zeno Club, meetings." Worthing '50 (in white dinner jacket) watch Dr. Cecil Grady throw Norton AT, banquet chairman, an- will begin when the students leave Al- pots into Chemigik gorge. Churches. nounced. fred Sunday in a Hornell motor coach. A late bulletin from Physics Hall During the tour they will inspect all The Sunrise service will be held at Russell Wyant AT, past president of last night gave some clues as to what 5:30 a.m., Easter Sunday near the varieties of glass-ware production tech- the Zeno club members will be wiping the Society, will be toastmaster for niques, particularly in optical glass old church on Hartsville Hill. The the affair. off their faces after the meeting. One King Lion Reigns Rev. William J. Semple of Canisteo and fine table-ware. They will also see source predicted Easter candy; choco- Alfred Senator will preach. In case of bad weather Other speakers at the banquet will the production methods involved in late rabbits, jelly beans, and soft, the service will be held in the Alfred include Ag-Tech Director Paul B. Or-silica brick and glass sand. yellow marshmellows chicks. Another Over Alfred; Tops Station church. vis and Daniel F. O'Donnell, diesel As a supplement to class-room in- felt sure that Zeno members would Thinks Himself department chairman. struction, it is expected that this tour least on sap and maple sugar since it The choir service, directed by Mrs. Sixty-Year Record Several leading manufacturers and will help students to choose from the Js still the season for same. Parry Jacob of Alfred, will present the Junior-Intermediate choirs of Al- operators in the Diesel field repre- glass-manufacturing fields which will The most authorative report on That the lion ruled in March 1950 is Cute; Says "Yo" mond, Alfred Station and Alfred chur- sented at the banquet will include: employ them after graduation. The what will be served for refreshments evidenced by Dr. Paul C. Saunders' ches. There will be a rehearsal at 4:30 Bath Power and Light Co., Bath; Elec- students will return from the Pitfc»> at the meeting, however, is the one The Senate meeting lasted only monthly weather report which shows p.m., Thursday followed by a supper tro-Motive division, General Motors. burg area on Saturday, April 15. that lists peppermint theorems, taffy eight minutes last week and it& going that a 60-year record for snowfall was served at 6 o'clock by the Ladies Aid Corp., La Grange Illinois; Erie Rail- compasses, bittersweet slide rules, to be tough to make a full length shattered and the second lowest tem- Society. Mrs. Clarence M. Mitchell of road Co., Diesel division, Hornell; In- chocolate squares, protracters a la story out of that, but we'll try. Alfred heads the supper committee. ternational Harvester Co., Buffalo; mode and cherry ice cubes. Mr. Sher- Harold Cole AT, passed ou the perature was recorded. Sheppard Diesel Engine Co., Inc., Han- Keramos Grand shoff would not verify the last report. minutes. Audrey Riess '51, sent them However, robins arrived in notice- over, Pa.; Sinclair Refining Co., Wells- It is safe to assume, at any rate, that out beforehand an/d then read them able numbers by March 27, the Thursday Class Schedule ville; Worthington Pump and Mach- again. There is no doubt that every- the committee on refreshments is do- weatherman stated. The University has announced the inery Corp., Diesel division, Buffalo ing its best to complete Its work be- one knows what happened at the last and Turbine division, Wellsville. Prexy To Visit meeting. Snowfall totalled 33.8 inches for schedule for classes on Thursday. Ag- fore Mr. Stull ends his lecture on how Tech ten and eleven o'clock classes It is anticipated that approximately the month and it maintained an aver- to determine "PI" to several hundred The newly elected veep wore a la- will be held at eight and nine o'clock. 80 guests, including faculty and ASDT A.U. Tomorrow places. vender sweater and gray skirt. (Soc- age depth of 13 inches on the ground Liberal Arts and Ceramic classes will members, will attend the affair, Nor- Committee chairman, Irwin Miller ial Note, thrown in without charge.) throughout the month, reaching 23 be held as scheduled. ton announced. Grand President of Keramos, Dr. A. *50, who's going to Purdue, said that The meeting was called to order by inches on March 23. I. Andrews, will visit Alfred on Wed- his workers have devoted many hours president Paul Baker '51. The vice- nesday, to address a convocation of The total snow this winter reached to purchasing and preparing the re- president who is also secretary called VAToCompleteBulk April 16 To Begin senior engineers and technologists at freshments. He expressed the hope that the role. Those who were present an- 96.7, inches, 34.2 inches more than 4:30 p.m., Physics Hall. all members of the Zeno Club would the general' average but short of the swered -"here" when their names were Dr. Andrews, head of Ceramic En- make an appearance for the spread. called. Those who were absent, didn't. 104 inches recorded for the same per- Of NSLI Dividend Meetings Of Alumni He also asked that they abstain from gineering at the University of Illinois, One joker answered yo. Of course iod in 1944-45. Four Spring alumni meetings will will discuss "Twenty Questions" con- overindulging in the various cake there is always one joker in the crowd The average temperature was 25.27 eales held recently on campus as this Payments By July be held within the next few weeks. cerning employer-employee relation- who answers "yo" when you call the" degrees, about five degrees below the The bulk of the payment of National The first will be held at Syracuse, ships when graduates take their first tendency toward gastricacidity hinders roll.