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IFrosh To Choose
Dorm Officers
All freshman women living in
dormitories will meet in hall
groups at 9 p. m. Monday to nom
inate hall and dormitory officers.
:Elections will be Monday, Octo
ber 6.
Freshman Council will be com
posed of newly elected hall presi
dents. Former hall presidents will
i:eturn to units to supervise nom
inations and elections of presi
debt, vice-president and•secretaiy
tceasurer.
Dorothy L. Jones, sophomore
senator in charge of freshman
elections, said, "Nominees must
be good leaders, of pleasing per
ronality, and able to maintain a
1.5 scholastic average."
CUSSIIFIED SECTION
WANTED—Students for Sand
wich Service mate. Apply 402
East College Ave. 3tch-24-25-30.
,WANTED—Part-time waitresses.
With or without experience.
Must be over 21. Apply person
ally at Eatland, 129 Allen St.
3tch 30 J M.
WANT /D—Second hand drawing
instruments. Good condition.
:Xylonite T sq. and a log log deci
trip slide rule. Contact Robert
Glass, 249 S. Pugh
itch-26-30-ISLM
STUDENT wanted to take room in
dormitory. Very reasonable.
Call 701.
'NEWLY furnished double room for
rent s3.o(kweelcly. 135 S. Fraz
ier. Steam heated, well lighted.
:Call 4706.
LOST—Pair of tortise shell rimmed
glasses in brown suede case.
Please return to Dorothy Bosley,
2,36 S. Frazier st.
'THESPIANS
RESENT •
"The Annual
Freshman
Shozv'
FREE!!
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THURSDAY EVEINIING
(October 2
1:00 P. M.
SCHWAB AUDITORIUM
Featuring
• Campus Owls
• Dancing Chorus
• Specialty .Acts.
Skits
Also
• "Pepper" Petrella
• Mike Kerns.
Via.nd
Transfers To Learn
WSGA, WRA Functions
To acquaint transfers with
WSGA and WRA organizations, a
compulsoty mass meeting will be
sponSored by WSGA House of Re
presentatives in Schwab Auditor
ium at 11 a. m. tomorrow, reported
Margaret K. Sherman '43, WSGA
vice-president in charge of trans
fer orientation.
Jean Babcock '42, WSGA presi
dent; Betty L. Zeigler '42, WRA
President; and Jeanne C. Stiles '42,
Judicial chairman, will be intro
duced by Anna Lee Carey '42.
Two Freshman Mixers
Planned For Weekend
Two groups of 100 freshman
women will attend mixers this
weekend, with future parties
scheduled for those not yet invited.
Special 10:30 permissions will be
granted to coeds attending the
Penn State Club mixer in the Ar
mory this evening, if they present
written invitations to their check
er.
Another group will be entertain
ed in the Armory from. 7 to 9 p.
tomorrow night by Philotes, inde
pendent women's organization; Al
pha Lambda Delta, freshman wom
en's honorary; and Druids, sopho
more men's honorary.
Wren may walk women home.
150 Expected To Attend
PSCA-WRA Cabin Party
One hundred and fifty freshman
Women are expected to attend the
joint PSCA-WRA Cabin Party,
leaving the Home 'Economics
Building at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow.
Freshman may still sign up on Mc-
Allister Hall bulletin board or at
the PSCA office.
'With the exception of 15 fresh
men are already planning to stay
overnight, the group will hike out
and return by carat 5:15 p. m.
Those staying out will have bicy
cles.
Included on the program are
folk-dancing, introduction of wom
en board members, brief speeches
by Miss lone Spykes, Secretary of
Student Religious Workers Coun
cil, Sarah P. Searle '42, PSCA co
chairman and Harriet. G. Van Rip
er '44, former freshman forum
president.
For the coeds remaining there
will be skits, songs and refresh
ments Saturday night.
SELECTED BROADCASTS
8:30 p. m. The People's Play
house. WOR.
9:30 p. m. Chamber Music:
Dvorak, Schubert and Beethoven
Compositions. WQXR.
10 p. m. Raymon Gram Swing,
news commentator. WOR.
10 p. m. Hollywood Premier
WCAU.
10:30 p. m. First piano quartet
KIIKA.
11:30 p. in. Benny Goodman
WCAU.
11:30 p. m. ilVtusic You Want
KDKA.
Coeds Arrange Tables
WSGA Senate has named three
women to aid hostesses in ar
ranging dining room seating
charts. The committee members
are Sara IM. Bailey '43, Atherton
east; Nancy J. Zartman Ath
erton west; and Hazel E. Gass
man '43, for McAllister Hall. Up
perclass women will be permitted
to plan their tables.
BRING THE BLUE BAND TO THE COLGATE GAME
SPONSORED BY THE BUFFALO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
THE DAILY -COLLEGIAN
We, The Women
Hints About
Pop-In Night
When upperclasswomen pop-in
on freshmen Sunday night. it will
be to carry on a tradition as ivy
clad as Mac Hall's walls. It is a
tradition Penn State women wel
come every year because it helps
them become acquainted with each
other.
To help make it more successful,
we suggest that Upperclass women
as well as freshmen wear name
Because only 190 of the entire
freshman class is living on campus,
we urge that equal attention be
given town dorms which house
both freshmen and transfers. Re
member they want to become ac
quainted with upperclassmen too.
And a last request. Pop-in night
is for both sorority and non-
Greeks. So we hope to see all up
perclassmen - visiting as many
freshman rooms and dorms as pos
sible between 8:30 and 9:30 p. m.
Sunday.
PENN STATE VS. MAI
OUR FIRST GAME
NO SLIDE RULES
FOR SAM"
The slide rule you would ordinarily buy this term
has been drafted for National Defense. Sorry,.it can't' s
be helped. Although we have increased our produc-;
Lion tremendously the Defense Program still absorbs:
more rules than we can make right now. But we are.
still increasing , production. Within four months, your
slide rule will be ready for you
hut aiell kola you one - I
Meanwhile, we have found a way out. To meet this
temporary emergency we have made a quantity ofi
mass production slide' rules that will tide you over
until your standard rules are ready. These rules are:
not for sale. We will lend iou one upon the di
of One Dollar...and give yr
ance when your standard r
for wear and tear. Use thi
compliments as long as thk
campus bookstore has K&
slide rules in stock for
FEEL
Ed Honorary Names
Committee Chairmen
At the first meeting of Pi Lamb
da Theta, women's national educa
tional honorary, in the'Hugh Beav
er 'Room at 7 p. m. last night Pres
ident R. Helen Gordon '42 named
committee chairmen for the year.
Appointed were Marge King '42,
program and projects; E. Louise
Ashburn '42, constitutional com
mittee; Ruth J. Plessett '42, mem
bership; and executive Committee
composed of the officers.
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320 W. Beaver Ave. Dial 3261;
FOUNDED
ttlAt" gratlAtiffirllVlD4t
AT THE MOVIES
STATE--
"Belle Starr"
CATHAUM-
"Life Begins For Andy Hardy"
NUTANY—
ißilly The Kid"
Miss Gordon gave a review of
the Biennial Convention of the or
ganization held at -Excelsior
Springs, ;Missouri, June,. 27-.30,
where she was a deleiate ';'*pd
member of the Resoluticin