: PA.GE FOUR
Weaver Named
Girl At BWOC
Craighead, Fagans
Jllinor L. Weaver ’4l was nam
ed Matrix' Girl, Jean C. Craig-'
bead ’4l, Cap Girl, and Eleanor
L. Fagans ’4l, Quill Girl at the
annual Matrix Banquet in the
Nittany .Lion inn last night be
fore 1150 prominent town, faculty,
and campus women
The matrix award is presented
each year to the senior coed who
bar: done most t'or the College,
cap award to the most ver
satile senior, and the quill to
tIK: coed voted most popular by
women students
Members of Theta Sigma Phi.,
women’s journalism honorary
presented a take-off on women in
journalism and showed scenes
bom the office of “The Pants
.Press,” a college publication edit
ed by women.
Miss S. M. R. O’Hara, Secre
tary of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, spoke to guests of
the journalism honorary, sponsor
of the formal dinner, on “Women
in the Changing World.”
"We must condition our minds
to this changing world and its
strong demands,” Miss O’Hara
declared. "We who have the ad
vantage of a college education
and access to a cultural back
ground must determine whether
-American standards and tradi
tions are worth fighting for.
"Today we are facing a condi
tion, not an argument. Only
those with the ideaL of more liv
ing from day to day will survive.
".Dangers and benefits are not
far away because we think we
can measure them in miles be
cause miles have shrunk,” Miss
O'Hara concluded.
Head The Collegia** Classifieds
V’athaum
Shows at 1:30, 3:00. 6:30. 3:30
j TODAY •• WED. ~ THtJRS. [
Myi Oh Myt
Deanna's Tired of
EARLYBIRD MUSICAL
SESSION AT
STATE THEATRE
Twenty minutes of the latest
popular recordings before both
the matinee and evening shows,
each day this week. -.Courtesy
of the Music Hoom. Box Office
open early.
WeThe Women
Rushing Committee
Solicits Your Opinion
This year's Rushing Code had
its faults. No one will deny it.
Complaints and criticisms both
during rushing and afterwards
have been numerous from fresh
men, from sorority women, and
from the administration. But that
is past. The problem now is what
can be done about it.
Heretofore destructive, criti
cism can become constructive if
diverted into the right channels
—if voiced to those persons
whose job it is to listen, to act.
Those who have so readily con
demned parts of the system can
benefit themselves as well as
others by complaining to mem
bers of the Panhellenic Rushing
Committee or to pledge presi
dents of each house who today
will begin revision of the code.
"If rushing took too much time,
why did it? If all breakfast dates,
lunch dates, and morning rushing
were eliminated, maybe we could
attend classes for the first 10 days
of the new semester. An 8 a.m.
to 9 p.m. stretch is a long time
carry on a sparkling .conversa - Mr a
tion, and to be a happy hostess,’ 1 JrJrJt J[Jf J M
you might suggest concretely. Jf Jmm/g $r Jf Jr
Observations like this are a M M m
welcome aid to the committee s&P 11m m Wr W * Jm
which is faced with Panhellenic’s m ■JjMJWa
most difficult problem of the IS
year. Like our forefathers faced mm Jr
with revising the outmoded Ar
tides of'Confederation, this group , ”
of women must tear down and Lip Ft** fnA
reconstruct the present code and * *''* If
emerge with a finished product ' r If*
more capable of serving its pur- TGCj/ SttFOK&f S CFQQrOffG
pose than this year’s. : -
,„rip”“^°u n Lr y £ d w; ; .-.*<ie fop o’ good smoking
for smokers like us
Tea For Independents
Independent freshman women
and independent first and second
semester transfers are invited to
a tea sponsored by Philotes and
Cvvens in the southeast lounge ot
Atherton Hall from 3 to 5 p.m.
Saturday.
and slight
DARIN
mmi Waited and
™ y Offered '
R.W. Pittsburgh or vicinity. L
—Fri. C—Joyce, 4206.
It's Deaaga's
most romantic
role!-
P.W.—Phila. every weekend. C
—Andy, 4102. Lv. phone number.
CLASSIFIED' SIECTIOi
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex
pertly repaired. Portable and
office machines for sale or rent.
Dial 2342. Harry F. Mann, 127
Beaver avenue. lyr-CRE-ch
WANTED: Protestant coed who
knows how to work for board
and room. Adults in home. Call
Collegian office. 3t pd 3-6JEM
LOST: Between noon and 3 p.
m. Saturday, Phi Sigma Kappa
pin. Call John King, Jr., 3331.
Reward. ltp 3-4-40AAS
HEY JOE! What do you know!
Drydock is open this Saturday.
Make your reservations at Stu
dent Union today.
RADIO THIS WEEK
Fred Waring, Mon.-FrL
Glenn Miller, Tues.. Wed,
Tfaurs.— lo:oo PJVL—CBS
Professor Quiz. Tubs,
9:30 P.M.—CBS
Matrix
Banquet
—AMM ,
3t 4,5,6 D
7:00 P. M.—NBC
TEDS DAILY COLLEGIAN
Coed To Ask Man
For WSGA Date
The opportunity of a coeds’ life
is knocking its solitary knock,
and she may ask, beg, or drag the
man-of her-life to dance to the
music of the Nittany Nine at
WSGA’s dance in Rec Hall from
9 p. m. to midnight Friday,
March 21.
The real surprise comes with
the announcement by Mary W.
Houghton 42, chairman of the
dance, that this one is “on the
house.” All coeds and their dates
will be admitted free-of-charge
upon presentation of matricula
tion cards at the door.
Six women have been appoint
ed to serve on two dance com
mittees. In charge of publicity
are Mildred B. Schmidt ’43,
chairman, Mai'y Jane Spear ’44,
and F. Doris Stevenson '44.
Working on the invitation .com
mittee are M. Elizabeth Shields
'43, chairman, Reba H. Hough
’43, and Ruth E. Pearce r 44.
JkEPfii Holds Reception
Aplha Epsilon . Phi held a.
reception for four fraternities at
the home of Mrs. Frank Schlow
at 7 p.m., Sunday. They were
Beta Sigma Rho, Gamma Sigma
Phi, Phi Sigma Delta, and Phi
Epsilon Pi.
v CltesFerfield's own
PATSY GARRETT
Of Frad Wearing's "Pleasure Time*"
with PAT O'BRIEN;
Arm»rica*s popular screen.star
Copyright 1945,
Liccktt & Mrr.nP
XOIIACCG Co.
March 15 deadline Set
For BWftS Knitting
All knitting for ' the British
War Relief Society must be re
turned completed by March 15 to
E. Elizabeth Mason ’42 and Mar
garet K. Sherman '43.
Calls for knitted articles for
soldiers have become more ur
gent and coeds making helmets,
scarves, sweaters, and mittens
are urged to return them as soon
as possible.
Women Debaters Meet
Two Gettysburg Teams
Upholding the negative side of
the proposition, “Resolved, that
the nations of the western hemi
sphere should join into a perma"-
nent union” Lois J. Hunter ’42
and Sara R. Lipser ’42 debated
a Gettysburg College team at
Gettysburg Mortday.
Dorothy K.. Brunner ’44 and
Olive B. Van Houten ’44 also
argue against a union with a
Gettysburg freshman team.
STATE:
NITTANY:
Do you smoke
the cigarette that $ATtSO£$
Take out .a Chesterfield
. „ . and light it; You'll like the COOL .
way Chesterfields smoke.. .you’ll like ;
their BETTER TASTE . . . you’ll find them
DEFINITELY MltOE*—not strong;..not flat.
Yaa can't buy a better cigarette • • •
At fe Movies
“Western Union”
“Flight Command”
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TUESDAY. MARCH 4, 1941" '
Livestock Show
Listed For April
The “Little International” of’-
1941, annual student-livestock
show, will be held in theijjLive--:
stock Pavilion on April 26,:±t was
announced by Gfsy ton -Haiikman
Jr. ’4l, president of the :jßlock
and Bridle Club,.' •
Committee- selected by ~show,
manager William ,P. Lehrer Jr. -
’4l, and assistant manager Rob
ert C. Campbell ’4l are: George-
T. Stewart ’4l, superintendent
of cattle; George Ri Krupp ’42,
assistant superintendent of beef •
cattle; Ray H. Dutt ’4l, superin
tendent of sheep; Wilbur I. Taxis .
’4l, assistant superintendent of :
sheep; Clayton Hackman Jr. '4l,
superintendent offswine; Howard
E. Wheeler ’42, assistant "super- .
intendent of swine; William W.
Gummerson ’4l, superintendent
of horses; and Robert C. Ham
mond ’43, assistant superinten- -
dent of horses.
Other committees consist of-
Ralph T. Baird ’4l, chairman of
publicity committee; Robert C.
Campbell ’4l, chairman of cata- :
logue committee; Morton E. Jen
kins ’4l, chairman of banquet ■
committee; John M. Graham ’42,. '
chairman of awards committee;
and James H. -Swart ’42, chair
man of decorations":committee.