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liillel Head Here
IFor Pilgrimage
Dr. Abram L. Saehar, famous
writer and lecturer and nation
al director of the Hillel Foun
dations, will be the guest of the
Penn State Hillel Foundation at
its annual Pilgrimage this week
end.
Dr. Saehar will open the Pil
grimage program by speaking at
the Hillel services at 7:30 o’clock
ionight on "The House That Is
rael Built.” He will .talk again
on “The Present Scene and its
Challenges” in 110 Electrical
Engineering Building at ■'2:ls p.
m. Saturday.
Formerly associate professor
in European history at the Uni
versity of Illinois, Dr. Saehar
is the author of “History of the
Jews,” “Sufferance is the
Badge,” and many articles that
have appeared in national pub
lications. He is well-known to
Penn State groups, having spok
en at Schwab Auditorium in
April, 1939. and at the Hillel
Foundation in September, 1939.
Shows at S:3O, 8:30
Matinee Saturday Only at 1:30
j TODAY ONLY f
FRANCIS DEE
EDWARD ELLIS
—In—
"A MAN BETRAYED"
to mm it
MY CONCERN
Every attendance record for
the State College theatres was
smashed when
'The Philadelphia Story'
played at the Cathaum Theatre
jmn w iU be back breaking rec
-11 ords again next Monday
and Tuesday at the Nittany
Theatre . » .
n O Special Matinee
I Monday Afternoon
State
Shows At 1:30-3:00-6:30-8:30
J TODAY ONLY
Joseph CAi
TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT
Dr. Abram L. Sacher. above,
will be the guest speaker at two
of Hillel’s functions this week
end in conjunction with its an
nual Pilgrimage.
11,1, Foreign newspapers
Shown In Library Lobby
Newspapers which won re
cognition for typographical mer
it. and papers from foreign
countries are being exhibited
in the lobby of the Library, it
was announced yesterday by
Mrs. Sally 'S. Carey, chairman
of the exhibits committee.
Exhibited the American In
stitute of Graphic Arts, the dis
play contains the New York
Times, given the F. Wayland
Ayer award in 1940 for typo
graphical merit. Honorable
mention went to the Philadel
phia Inquirer, the Christian
Science Monitor, and the New
York Herald Tribune.
An historical review from a
handwritten Peking Gazette of
the tenth century, a Renaissance
news letter, news pamphlets,
and present daily newspapers
are shown.
Papers containing - conflicting
viewpoints of warring nations
and other foreign countries are
displayed. Countries included
are China. France, Germany,
Greece, New Zealand, Scotland,
South Africa, Spain, and Swe
den
The Alpha Chi Omega soror
ity was entertained by the Phi
Kappa Tau fraternity at dinner
last night.
nmcc Wanted and
Offered
P.W. —Phila. every weekend. C
—Andy, 4102. Lv. phone number.
Columbus, O. or vicinity
for Easter vacation. C—2BlB,
after 6 p.m. 5t
R.W. Harrisburg noon Apr. 9.
C—4029, Anne.
R.W. to Phila. L—Tues. C
Fred, 2589. Leave phone number.
R.W. to Wash., D.C. L—Sun. or
Monday. Call Driever, 3223.
P.W. Harrisburg. Lv. Sat. noon.
Return Sun. Call Weed, 693.
R.W. Wash., D.C. L—after 10
a.m. Wed. C—Norcross, 662.
R.W. Charleston, W. Va. or
vicinity week of April 6. Call 9-
2121 between 12 and 1 p.m. 3,4 V
CLASSIFIED SECTION
FELLOW WANTED to share
apartment plus three tremen
dous meals a day all $7.50
week. 4856 this evening.
3tpd 1,2,4 P
spring issue PORTFOLIO 10c
TONIGHT—SOc
«*YiA¥kTAT Tlir\TMrtt
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Imports, Alumni
To Participate
In Weekend Fun
(Continued from Page Nine)
Sigma P:
Florence Garman, Chester:
Margie Mannship, Pottstown:
Marjorie Morgan, Scranton; Vir
ginia Passavant. New Haven,
Conn.; Mary Louise Pollock,
Chester; Nancy Schaffer, Linden
Hall; Lillian Soemaker, Waynes
boro; Ethel Short, Scranton; Jo
sephine Young, Spangler.
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Elizabeth Brennman, William
sport; Jean Burkholder. Pitts
burgh; Ruth J. Ennis, Reading;
Jeanne L. Greyer, Narbeth: Kath
ryn Hummel, Milville; Inge Lil
lemoen, Pittsburgh; Margaret
Malone, Mary E. Miller, Dorothy
Seltman. Pittsburgh: Grace
Wright, Honeybrook; Nason B.
Clark, Drexel Hill: Charles Flock,
Williamsport; Richard
Maine; Donald Richa:
burgh
Tau Phi Della
Betty Auvil. Noxem: Marita
Buehman, Stony Creek Mills;
Violet M. Witmyer, Lititz; Vir
ginia Hovey, Newtonville. Mass.;
Mary Phillip*. Abington.
Loretta M. Hoffman, Allen
town; Kay L. Hanway, Wilson
'College: Peggy E. Wade. Phila.;
Peggy J. Geist, Altoona; Ruth N.
Thomas, Wilkes-Barre: Dorothy
A. Hartman, New Kensingtons
Broni P. Krisukis, Wilson Boro;
Jacquie Burtt, Orange, N. J.;
Phyllis A. Faust, Catasauqua;
Mary Ellen Smith, Westminster
College.
Theta Kappa Phi
Jane Rooney, Erie; Helen Ring,
Erie; Nancy Horstick, Harrisburg;
Patricia Biner, Oil City; Valery
Herzig, St. Mary’s; Peggy Orr,
Scranton.
Jeanne Turner, Montgomery;
Emily Morgan, Chester; Marion
Young, Media; Pearle Brotzman,
Easton; Lee Hanigan, Easton;
Elizabeth Bird, Schenectady, N.
Y.; Virginia Sides, Wellesley,
Mass.; Bernice Follet, Franklin
ville, N. Y.; Alan G. Mclntyre,
Palm Beach, Fla. *
Jean Aris, U. of P.; Marjorie
Evans, New York; Mildred Har
ris, Plymouth; Mary Savage,
Bucknell.
Alpha Chi Omega
Kay Forysthe, Dawson, Pa.;
MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT:
AG FROLIC
AND FUN NIGHT
— with — .
JIMMY LEYDEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
KecHall April 19
Dancing 9 to 12 SIM (Checking Included)
PENN STATE THESPIANS'
"THE JOINT'S JUMPIN'''
7 P.M.
in'nuoi .T.H3TNOL XHDINOX XHDINOX XHDINOX XHDINOX XHDINOX XHDINOX } -
Penn i man,
irds. Pitts-
Theta Chi
Theta Xi
Triangle
Present
Bucknell Coed Wins Contest
Conducted For SF Ball Imports
•■Wallflowers stay at home
with their Phi Beta Kappa, but
glamor girls never pass up Penn
State’s IF’s with ‘sorry but’
That statement was good
enough to win for Bucknell co
ed Miriam Mensch, the contest
conducted for imports by the
Interfraternity Ball committee.
Miriam’s entry was considered
the best explanation by an im
port of “Why I want to copm
to Penn State for IF weekend.”
In her letter she added that,
“Our dances are sissy affairs
compared to yours, even though
Bucknell is considered a social
college.”
Many of the 53 entries re
ceived by IF Ball Chairman
Edna Bruno, Williamsport, Pa.; Emanon .
~ • Jov Turnover, Washington;
Mary Allison, Hanover. Pa.; Doris Mori : is shwaab) Williamsport.
O'Leary. Johnstown. Fa.; Ruth Gamma Phi Bela
Adams. Latrobe, Pa. ; Betty Bogar, Harrisburg; Mary.
Alpha Omicron Pi Fletcher, Mt. Joy; Phyllis Mc-
Patricia Jaquish, Harkum Jr. Canahar, Pheonixville, Pa.
College; Grace Wright, Honey- Kappa Kappa Gamma
brook, Pa. Winnie Watson, Washington,
Pa.; Lillian Wallace. Wellsley
College; Helen Camp, Roaring
Springs, Pa.
' Delta Gamma
Ruth Clark, Swarthmore Col
lege.
TOMORROW—7Sc
FRIDAY APRIL 3, 1941
George Parrish expressed their
sentiments in verse. For exam
ple, Lucille Hartzel, a Gettys
burg coed, penned—
I’ve strong inclinations
For State’s fascinations
Bradley’s rhythm hits the spot
A very nice escort means a lot
Love the great big campus there
Looking forward to. the grand
affair.
Helen Vittorini. a Penn Tri-
Delt, wrote —
Interfraternity weekend at State
There’s nothing in all the world
so great
Each minute a thrill, I can’t sit
still
Gentlemen, three cheers for
State.