) 1 AGE FOOT. V® Compete April 3© Annual inter-sorority sing .'.jion.'-ored by Panhellenic Council )i"is been set for Schwab Audi torium from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednes day, April 30, Chairman V. Dor othy Radcliffe '42 announced last might.. Each of the 12 houses repre sented on the council may enter ,i) ) unlimited number of members who will sing their sorority songs in competition for a prize—prob ably a cup—to be awarded by the council. Time limit for each pre ..'•otation will be set later. )f and The CaUegta at Classifieds OL/ASSHIFUEID SECTION PERSONAL— Will the person who -called Bill McKnight at Centre Daily Times office two weeks ago in regard to supplying [photograph for publication -please get in touch with him immedi ately. Call 2181. ch-PMG HI IDES aM!^ R.W. C 2) New York. L—Easter Call 2960, Max. R.W. Clarion or vicinity Sat. 32. Call 2508. Goody. R.W. Washington, D. C. Eri. or f.ut anytime. Call 2367. for all fine V I suits, dresses. I Salisfaciion 1 ,/ guaranteed! Trust your dresses of delicate materials and expensively tailored suits to State College Dry Cleaning. Colors will be carefully restored; creases and pleats expertly pressed; no shrinkage! Our Call For and Deliver Service makes it possible to send your garments one day and receive them looking like new in 24 hours. Call 2331 today! STATE COLLEGE IQO4 W. College Ave, SEND YOUR CLOTHES TO THE MODERN AW SANITARY PENN STATE LAUNDRY - 320 W. Beaver DIAL 3231 Swing and Sway The BALLOON. Way with ’ the LM. A. . flin lee Mail, Saturday March 22nd with JIMMY LEYDEN AND HIS PENN STATE COLLEGIA NS DANCtNG 3-12 INFORMAL REC HALL Committee Begiros Tabulation IFoir Activities Point System Tabulation of points to be al loted to offices and memberships W€ f Th'B W OfflftM in women's activities was begun yesterday by a WSGA Senate Wjng, FertillZef committee. The system will go r into effect next fall under super- Jt J J I rtn Tinialc vision of the two Junior Sena- AnQ LlOll LOoIS .• « tors Under the system, coeds’ ac tivities will be limited by two point quotas—one for organiza tion offices, another for member ships. A survey 01' time and respon sibilities required for each of fice and membership in 61 coed organizations was taken to en able an accurate scaling of ■points. Sorority officers will be interviewed this week ana*the average number of hours ne cessary for each ofiiee aeter- min'ed. Apportioning points will be started by scaling similar activ ities, such as honoraries and councils, in relation to each other. Classifications will then be brok en down and all activities ar ranged by points in descending order. Draft Deferment, (Continued from Page One) is encouraging men to complete their college educations, appli cants may be' examined and, if successful, ‘have their names placed on the eligibility list for future appointment. Flying cadets receive $75 a ■month not including board, lodg ing, and uniforms. After comple tion of the course, cadets are commissioned second lieutenants with pay and allowances up to $245 a month. Students on the flying cadet eligiblity list would undoubtedly ■be deferred from the draft. Per sons accepted by the U. S. Mili tary Academy or U. S. Naval Academy are placed in Class I-C (member of land or naval forces of the United States) and, al though it is not specifically stated in the Selective Service regula tions, potential air force cadets will probably be' in' the same group. M The Movies CATKAUM— Vivacious Lady’ STATE— :I The Penalty” NIT T ANY— "Buck Privates' Read Tfae- Collegian Classifieds THE DAILY COLLEGIAN We welcome Spring But not the sting To tender nostrils When Grounds and Buildings Fertilizer slings On these, our hills To Old Main lawn ■ Are lovers drawn To whisper "I love you” They bask and yawn While modest pawns Look on and just say ”Ooh Spring fever passes Among the masses ~AU begin to moon And lads and lasses Cut their classes And pray for zips in June Seniors gloat, Wear Lion's coats With Esquire's gals by Petty Their time devote To drinking cokes If diplomas they forsee. Chi Omega Cops Title In Volley Ball Finals Chi Omega came back to de feat Theta, 43-36, in the volley ball finals last night to cop the intramural championship al though Thetas led 21-15 at the half. Pat Patton, Chi O, took scoring honors with 11 points and Benny Benfer, Eleanor Fagans, and Anna Lee Carey, Thetas, tied with 7 points each. The Chi O’s took over the Kap pas 2-1 yesterday in the intra mural badminton league when Marge Chambers defeated Ruth Moore 11-4, 11-6 in the singles and the Chi O team took two of the doubles games 15-9, the Kap pas taking the first game 15-12. Lila Whoolery edged out Ginny Smith 11-6. 11-8 in the singles to score for the Kappas. Jan Hartz bowed to Kuth Moore 11-6, 11-4 in the only All- College badminton match played yesterday. A Common Expression In Town and On Campus “You Can Get It At Metzgers’* SPRING AND SUMMER ATHLETIC GOODS AND FISHING TACKLE NOW ON DISPLAY GET YOUR FISHING LICENSE HERE AT OUR STORE Cameras—Filins-Photo Supplies SHOP AT METZGERS Honorary Sets Elections New members will be elected to Pi Lambda Theta, women’s education honorary, within a few weeks, and initiation was set for after Easter at a meeting in. 405 Old Main, last night. Plans for spring meetings with new mem bers are also underway. ANNIVERSARY SALE : ORIENTAL RUGS—2S to 50 per cent off DOMESTIC RUGS FRATERNITIES ! Rugs Cleaned and Repaired All Work Done By Hand 100 Per Cent Guaranteed JOSEPH SAYAH Tennis Rackets Restrung 2 TO 24 HOUR SERVICE Bicycles For Rent and For Sale Toys-Games-Books FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941 Today-Saturday STATE THEATRE Ghi O’s Party Dates Chi Omegas will serve supper to their WSGA dance dates at their house at midnight tonight. By the end of this-yearr-17 varsity sports will have seen ac tion. -
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