Chaperones Namd
For Valentine Dance
Chaperones for WRA's annual
Sweetheart Dance slated for
White Hall from 9 p. m. to mid
night Friday, February 14. were
announced by Bernice M. Mauer
’42, dance chairman, last night.
Included in the group are Dr.
Carl P. Schott, dean of the
School of Physical Education
and Athletics: Mrs. Schott; Miss
Charlotte E. Ray, dean of wom
en; Miss Marie Haidt, head of
the women’s physical education
department; Dr. Lloyd M. Jones,
professor of physical education;
Miss Maud C. Forbush, graduate
assistant in physical education;
Miss Jessie. Cameron, assistant
professor of physical education;
Mrs. Ivaclare* S. Howland, assist
ant professor of physical educa
tion; Miss Mildred A. Lucey, in
structor in physical education;
Mrs. Hermance Reese, pianist for
modern dance; and Miss H. Jean
Swenson, instructor in physical
education.
$53 Dance Date Ranged
During the second semester
Student ' Union dances will be
held in the Armory at 4 p. m.
every Wednesday instead of on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, George
L. Donovan, assistant manager of
Student Union announced yes
terday.
One O’Oiacks Tonight
WSGA Senate has granted one
o’clock permissions to all -coeds
tonight,. Elinor L. Weaver '4l,
WSGA president announced.
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Nibbling
At The News
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Reich Rendezvous
Only the future will tell just
what part of the world Herr Hit
ler and Signor Mussolini planned
to civilize next at their recent
rendezvous, but a quick glance
at the slightly-chipped horoscope
would seem to indicate that the
conference reached it’s climactic
point when Adolph and Benito
shook hands. _
During the past three years
each meeting of these two or
nated European eagle scouts has
resulted in violent tremors on
the continent similar to those of
a Chilean earthquake, but with
more lasting effects. ' However,
this last coming-out party
thrown by Blitzkrieg Incorpor
ated assumed all, the aspects of
a typical English vote of confi
dence in the Houses of Parlia
ment.
In a speech immediately fol
lowing the meeting, Der Fueh
rer explained, “The German
mentality -has always looked
with diffidence on the principle
of pacts, and has given prefer
ence to the principle of honor
and fidelity. For the links con
stituted by a written pact it sub
stitutes the living link of one
man to another.”
In other words, future pacts
between Germany and Italy will
be sealed by a hand-clasp. Any
way,' its less embarrassing that
way, and it is possible to wash
one’s hands, while ink has the
ugly habit of remaining to re
cord history for future genera
tions to read.
This new alliance between
Hitler and Mussolini could eas
ily have had rather awkward
psychological effects. The men
tal picture of these' two men
shaking hands might esaily have
portrayed Adolph as a camiver
ous canine looking woefully at
the close tie-up he had with a
very annoying tin-can which
was tied to his tail.
Hitler also announced to the
civilized world that he has al
ways looked with diffidence or
embarrassment on the principle
of pacts, but this little item has
already been recorded in history ■
books, which all makes the
Reichsfuehrer’s speeches some
what ancient. Firiito.
Drummond Heads
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Heeling Of New Council
The first meeting of the newly
formed Pennsylvania Nutrition
Council met in Harrisburg to
plan its program for the coming
year under the leadership of Miss
Laura W. Drummond, director
and professor of home economics,
on Friday, February 24.
Dr. Pauline B. Mack, professor
of textile chemistry, presented
some findings of the Human Nu
trition Research Project spon
sored by the School of Agricul
ture and the Department .of
Health in Harrisburg. Other fac
ulty members who attended were
Miss Margaret Brown, professor
of home economics extension;
Prof. Raymond A. Dutcher, head
of agricultural biochemistry;
Prof. Frederick F. Lininger, vice
dean of the School of Agricul
ture; ' and Miss Phyl i i s K.
Sprague, assistant professor of
home economics.
These members were appointed
by President Ralph D. Hetzel
with other members representing
professions and lay organizations
of Pennsylvania to promote and
protect health and nutrition of
Pennsylvania citizens as a part of
national defens.e.
METZGERS"
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
With ROBERT LANE
Panhel Requests Report
Of Fresh And Transfer
Averages To Dean Ray
Reporting of freshman and
transfer averages to -the office_of
the dean of women at the re
quest of Panhellenic Council was
altered yesterday to avoid mis
understanding. and to expedite
the procedure.
All freshmen and transfers are
to write their names and their
semester averages-on a slip of
paper. Residents of Women’s
Building and McAllister Hall
will take them to Miss Ruth H.
bang’s office in McAllister Hall,
and all women living in town
will deposit theirs in a box in the
office of the dean of women.
Panhellenic Council asks that
all averages be submitted before
tomorrow noon.
Read The 'Collegian Classifieds
TONIGHT!! ®
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9-12 Rec Hall Admission 75 cents
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1941
Uncle Sam Gets Bis
Flag Cleaned FREE
Fromm’s Cleaners - and- Dy* -.'
ers, as a good will offer, will
be pleased to clean-any.'Am- .
erican Flag . FREE' for \
churches, Schools, in
* stitutions, homes-efc.-
There are absolutely no
strings attached;' No one ;
need send in-.’iny garments'
along'with the flag. The ;;
only stipulation,.is.,that,the
burner display the flag after
it is cleaned. . :
We wish to clean as maiiy-as
possible. AU'we"as&'’is that
you bring them in.
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