r drt OL. JOOTfH—N*. 5 paw £i Eileen Barton Enga^__. to IT ter Ins *r* -_.- Eileen Barton, young star of <fPflkc & Cake** amehas officiaHy been contracted to entertain attheaerai- semi-annual Activities Fair, aimed at body with the various ek brmal School-wide Prom which wiU be held Saturday eve- extra-cwrricular activities which the School a week of dances, exhibi* ltor ling, May 3 at the Qty Center Ballroom. m Lounges A andV CV betweeM n 10 and 4, dcetl The Inter-Club Board sponsored Fair, a portion of "Join a Club Week, is also de­ ' Pledges for the affair, which can be obtained from signed to help remedy inadequate school spirit by showing the students the benefits that Jr** Student Council members, ^-i*. P** >entative& on can be derived from joining an . Board and Class Council mem­ ch bers, cost $2. The _ the students this harge is $6, the. 94 balance afternoon w^ be the City Col<4 wal ible within one month of the lege Service Organization and uch lance. Theatron. In Lounge C at 1, the ihatj In order to insure that the College's USO unit wiU present yf facilities will be adequate for a sample of. the~ type of varfirtsf ss .eating everyone, the PromCom- Tickets for the Class of *54*s^I-eap Year Leap/' which show put on for servicemen* f*B nittee, headed by Bert Wasser- Among those performing will be no nan and Harvey Stein, wffl be held Saturday evening m Hansen Hail, are now on Felice Rockman, Sylvia Levine* us 's ound it necessary to limit the sale at the ninth floor booth. -The cost of the ticket is $1 at Larry Levy and Phil Gittleman« ed it tendance to 400 the booth and $1.25 at the door. .. At ?> km. the same lounge* l«d Music will be supplied by Bert Theatron wiH offer NoeLJZow- >g*| Previous to the sisning -. «£ VTissBarton, Enoch Light and Haber and ts^nttmsmiaiivs wiitf is 1 records s^ipptementing^tbe breaks, of IIS 14-piece orchestra, the ^ytfamaires, to 'provide '^r^mtfaTOft*^ dancing. One of the two distinctive Amos* Singer, Gtt Ks*eko, Leila t as >erform_ at the Student Council pansored ^affair. features of the "Leap Year Leap" Dr. Arthur TaCt. Dfpeeter of Paul and Macro Lssjidua, The band, which was recently win be a Rhumba contest, an­ Armed Services Affairs, advises , Tomorrow - an athletic atmo* eatured at the Hotel Tfcft and nounced Larry Lazovick, Social students taking twelve credits or sphere is scnecRues sot* the nintnv more this semester who wish to floor, with the wrestling* boxing as made successful appearances headline* who was disclosed as Chairman of the Class. A prize t College affairs in the past, of two tickets to the Clmaa^ Mys­ take the April 24 Selective Serv­ and fencing teams demonstrating being a comedian now featured, ice Quftfiflcation Test to file ap­ ill provide the dreamy dance atrone of the theaters on Tunes tery Bus Ride, to be held some­ — plications at once. usic '•— ~ Square, He was starred in a re­ time in May, will be awarded to On the move serious side, there -wffl be a meeting; of the booth Enoch Light's recent record­ cent Broadway comedy produc­ the most prolific shaker and Applications may be obtained ings are heard daHy as a regu- tion and has often been a guest .Quaker duo. ' at any draft board and must be feature cSTfhe Ted Hearing on Tallulah Bankhead's Sunday A Leap Year turnabout will night "Big Show." Guess who! be the dance's otner big attrac­ 20, Early ffiteg will be to the At 3^ an [emale vocahsts who record with In addition to the entertain­ tion. This event provides open meeting of the Jnter^Club I he band have also been con­ ment and the dancing, gressive females?. Students who took one of the Board wm be held In the Facnirjg tracted to appear. ments have been made •*ttnrid*' males in quest of a Still ttnatgiwd, is another name refreshments. dance. ~ - The theme of the F^sir Is the Orcns,. witiiv the ntttlh - floor as be directed by Selective Service the Big Top* The numerous Headquarters, local boards may booths are built around this idea* StO not consider deferment requests with House Plan supplying the unless they have before them the trademark of the Circus, the et Academic Credit for Economics 6 test grade and rank in class. This clown. The Newman Cliib will it is mandatory even though either have a magician; APO, a weighty Combining education and plea- tour through four countries, Following their stay in Munich, criteria shonld sufffc^^^--^ guessing hon+h; *nA AT^g, i>^ L t Jure, ^orty City College students September -15* in time for regis­ the contingent will embark to Students are stfll entitled to a animal cage; The Statistics So­ nil travel to Europe this sum- Austria where they will stay at er tration., 'JiiZ-~'.-::~~. ~- mandatory de/eiuwmT to the end ciety win spin its Wheel of For* £j rier_under_a_j5firo^ All the arrangements tor tne~Alpac h University 4er—three of the academic-year m which- m y Frank Thornton, of the Eco- journey including meals, fares, weeks. Dr. Erwing Schroedinger, jthey_ receive their pre-induction Sandy Gaines and Dan Lowe ^ Ernies Department, and Dean hotel rooms and transportation a Nobel prize winner;. Dr. Wif- notice. T*%na* wf^o dftflTpff ^»irthf»r are co-chirfrmop at th&-' RtttAmnt; Leaf"rh r Wright-te- b^ASSIST. Visas helm Roepke of the University of information should see Dr. Taft. Council Committee's affair. ith the Affiliation of. Schools and pasport fees will cost extra, Lausame; Dr. Alfred Verdruss, m< Dean iof the Vienna International •re nd Seminars for International but students will be. personally tudy andL Training. aided by "Doc" Thornton in ob­ Law University; and the Chancel­ Uptown taining the necessary credentials. lor of Austria are among the w Price of the comprehensive rip is being offered at the re- Amsterdam, Netherlands will notables to be seen there. «n Paris, next on . the itinerary, And 'Beat NYU' RaHy Friday uced; rate of .$632. A deposit of be the first stop for the traveling le group. Included on the agenda will feature sight-seeing drives to A combination "Beat NYU" pep rally and dance /will tfi 150 is required to hold reserva- be held at the Uptown Gym, Friday night^from 8:30-11:30. ons. Those interested can get are discussions with Dutch lead­ the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Sor- sg 1 ers in addition to sightseeing in bonne University and the Latin The affair, sponsored jointly by the Student Athletic i touch with" "Doc ' Thornton in Association, Varsity Club, the Al- ai 007 A. •' The "Hague, Rijks Museum, the Quarter. A half-day excursion to to be on hand. In addition, the t ^Gdyal Palace and a ,half-day ex­ Versailles will, end the trip. lagarooters, the Cheerleaders, With the journey approved by and the Friday Night Dance Cora- r*nfU basketball team has been ie Economics- Department as cursion by train and boat to the ASSIST is a cooperative plan** extended an invitation to attend. ho quaint medieval Dutch Village of for educational travel and inter­ jmittee, will be open to any City quivalent to Economics 6 with College student and his or her The City College team, of ull credit, the theme of the tour Voledam and the Isle of Marken. national training to help peoples course, will be the guests of honor „°f .ajOLccw^Jries *p_ observe, study, date without charge upon presen­ ill be based on labor in Euro- From Amsterdam, the group tation of a Student Activities at this affair. 30| ean countries. will travel to Cologne and then understand and benefit from The purpose of the rally is to h those technical, economic, social Card. Downtown students as well Students taking advantage of Munich. During their stay in the as those from Uptown are invited. show the team that the student latter, the former Royal Palace, and cultural developments of the *e special trip will leave New Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn body is solidly behind it and a b: ork by plane August 16, after National Theater and the inter- various countries* This, they feel, large turnout will achieve that ie conclusion of summer session. nationaHy famous Ratskelier may contribute to the realization Dodger baseball star, is-expected goaL It is also being held to boost ^v441 be visited. of the aims of the United Nations,•--_ to he nnp of th<> m»ny_.p»W»hriti<>« ntblotioq a^ tho CV>lT«*gA, -\. i^v******?**' ••Jhfl&^i J^ *3&"C&' A * Honey Ball." sp<»»s6ree by the t4 cm^m^^e^t^^i •3*&>&*. -*: "Tpar • Senior ^fewjet^^tbV affal£^^^he< a r*.r •': « Ticker Assooja^on^iare TK>W be­ ing apcep0&-py ^Student- Coun- ' if purchased i» ?j^ai»ce^or 7!ie if :**• ciJr'care^eT%X._ _, - Lents^tere^tegrin Pubiib^ctairs ihe 'ofy^SSft? m& the purchase is made 'Jpctif representative ,- -will, b^; by the Metropolitan Coaference of l&er reeelye^^e«CB^cMelo*s; Of ;SiXr OJPr^lOTe* JE«*st haod information on currerii employment : -for- ,portunR!es vejir-fte ^h?aiIable_to~fh©se students att£pSrt^ __ elected at Fri«ay^m*etIng^ of J^pg efc>^o¥ HeaI~liSSSB Appraisers, ^neonl 4- felfewisra^ earr^g thsr m^bod : be mr- '*$&'_ Society for the Advancemejit of Managemeht^^fcmi annual -*----• •*- " appraisal^Js open to ->?>^^^.^' ~•'^^ ">-, per;. year^- App^eaftjon^ must : ^'^.gas.-.^'^a^^ty.