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New independent Grou
Refines To Join 'Phikites
Aim fo °Rome All
independenf Coeds
Coeds forming the new Inde•-
pendent Women's Association last
))ight, stated their refusal to join
with Philotes, local independent
NVOITI2II's group,
Sylvia P. ,Schmidle '42, tempor•-
ary chairman of the new group,
declared that: her group regrets
that they can not accept the Phi
lotes invitation because they feel
That their goals are different.
Mary Ellen. Diehl '42, Philotes
president:, said that her society
had aslced the other grbup to co
operate with them,. Organized six
:years ago, Philotes had a member
ship of 3ti out of approximately
1,100 independents and is repre
sented on All-College Cabinet,
Speaking for Hazel E. Gassman
'43, Joanne M. Palmer '43, and
herself, originators of the IWA,
Miss Schmidle said, "We •regret
that we must decline the invita
tion of Philotes to join with them
because we feel that such an ac
tion would -not be in accordance
with our goal, namely, organiza
tion of all independent coeds.
Much as we respect Philotes, we
do not fee/. that they have the
same objectives which our asso
ciation will have."
Miss Gassman explained that
they desire a setllp similar to
the Independent Men's Associa
tion, with representatives from
various sections meeting in a cen•-
firal council. To find if independ
ents are interested, the TWA pro
ponents plan a survey.
To become officially recognized,
the TWA must secure approval
froth, the dean of women's office,
the Stud en t-Faculty Relations
Committee, and the Student-Fa
culty Welfare Committee.
Philotes decided to continue
their present policies and activi
ties which include cooperation in
WSGA and dormitory functions
and sponsoring social events with
independent men's organizations.
Kenneth Hutchinson
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INMIRIES SOS:: •
Now she can understand the play "The Male
Animai;" her boy friend has been -beastly:
Fut & Sat Schwab
10%1 & 8 1 p.m. Auditorium •
BMOC's To Vie for
King Dogpatch Title
Voting for King Dogpatch who
will be crowned Daisy Mae's ideal
at the Spinster Skip in White Hall,
November 15 starts at Student Un
ion and the Corner. Room at noon
today.
Dance tickets priced at $l.lO are
now available from members of
Mortar Board, senior women's hon
orary. They are Jean Babcock, H.
Helen Gordon, Janet M. Hartz,
Elizabeth Kinsloe, Alice M. Mur
ray, Sarah P. Searle, Marion E.
Sperling, Jeanne C. Stiles, Mildred
M. Taylor, and Betty L. Zeigler.
We, The Women
Coed Groups Pace
Nation's Actions
Minute action by women's or
ganizations has paced rapid na
tional developments this year. Far
away as .we seem from. civiliza
tion, still national events have
their effect. •
Quick to recognize the part wo
men play in national defense,
WSGA Senate proposed courses to
educate women in phases of de
fense. Cooperation with local
groups will be their part this se
mester. Next semester, definite
courses will be offered.
Continued nutritional exhibits
sponsored by the department of
Home economics have been instru
mental toward 'educating coeds in
one of their important roles.
Independent women have again
asserted their desire to organize
a group which will give them defi
nite representation and to which
they may acknowledge member
ship.
• Enrollment has been affected by
both the draft and better working
conditions. Increased board was
asked from women students to
keep in step with higher prices.
And coeds have- had to request
Dads for additional funds to pay
taxes on their necessities. It hasn't
taken long for the situation to
permeate the College. So far, the
students . have met it successfully,
We know they will keep it up.
THE DAILY. COLLEGIAN
Senators Name
Tea Committees
Four committees for the Big-
Little Sister Tea to be held in
Women's Building from 3 to 5 p.-m.
Sunday, November 16, have been
announced by E. Miriam Jones '43,
town senator, and Patricia Diener
'45, freshman senator. Two more
groups for property and decora
tions and clean-up will be announc
ed at WSGA Senate meeting'today.
Freshman women named to com
mittees include hostesses--JEliza
beth Cresslwell, chairman, Ann
Briser, Carolyn Emerick, Christine
Fox, Margaret Good, Martha Gosz
tonyi, Margaret Gregory, Flora(bel
Hain, Elizabeth Lyman, Mary
Grace Longenecker, Virginia Man
ley, Mary Pickering, Mary Sheaf
fer, Claire Weaver, and Marion
Zang.
Foods—Jane Bollinger, chair
man, Margaret Coe, Martha Els
ton, Ruth Ernst, Mary L. Hanson,
Alma Kehler, Katherine Metzger,
Isabel Milligan, Florine Olson,
Kathleen Osgood, Miriam Ramsey,
and Nora Thompson; invitations—
Margaret Consley, chairman, Joyce
Ash, Elizabeth Fischler, and Molly
Gilbert; music—Mary J. McChes
ney, chairman, Ruth , Clyde, Ruth
Davies, and Jean Miller.
Special invitations will be ex-.
tended to Mrs. Ralph D. Hetzel,
Dean of Women Charlotte E. Ray,
Misses Nina Bentley, Ruth H. Zang,
Elizabeth C. Bell, Mary J. Steven
son, assistants to the dean of wom
en; Dr. Anna M. Stevens, College
physician; Miss Agnes H. High
smith, associate PSCA seeretary;
MisS•Latira W. briuninond, .direc 7
tcir'of home economics; Mrs. Eliza
beth W. Dye, associate profesSor of
home economics; Betty L. Zeigler
'42, WIRA president; Jean Babcock
'42, WSGA president; and Sarah P..
Searle '42, co-president of PSCA.
Other bids will go to all dormitory
and soroity hostesses and WSGA
Senate members.
Miss Jones urged all freshman
women to invite their big sisters.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
BEDROOM and study. Also Single
room for instructors or graduate
students. Residential section.
Shower. No cooking. Call 2133.
3tpd J. B.
LOST—Log Vector Slide rule,
leather ease, bearing name,
Charles Clemson. Finder please
return to Student Union. ltc C.
SIZE 36 3-piece tuxedo, like new.
3tchS.Nov.6.
WANTED—Student with few or
no, eight o'clock classes fo de
liver Collegians. Call at Collegian
Office today. Comp. M.
WANTED—Car to rent over all STATE:
or part of Houseparty weekend. "It Started With Eve"
Call Charlie Tanguy or Pete Ru-
NITTANY:
tan, 2171.- 2tpd 4-5 J. O. "Underground"
LOST—Malex gold and brown
braided leather strap, Saturday Rides Wanted
evening between W. Fairmount R.W. (2)—Pittsburgh for Pitt
avenue and Mac gall, Finder re- game. C. 3rd floor north, Mac - Hall,
turn to Student Union. ltch4 M. Babs Brill.
Varsity Women Prepare'
for Debate Season
In the second practice debate,
to be held in 103 Home Economics
at 7 p. in. Thursday, Lois E. Noto
vitz '42 and Margaret K. Rama
lay '44 will present the affirmative
and R. Helen Gordon '42 and
Sara C.. Bailey '43, the negative.
The qliestion is "Resolved: That
the federal government should
regulate by law all labor unions
in the United States."
Edith S. Cahen '43 was named
to the varsity team announced
Miss Bailey, manager.
Last year the women's squad
met 19 teams including Sivarth
more, University of West Virgin
ia, Cornell, Juniata, University of
Maryland, Randolph Macon, Wil
liam and-Mary, American Univer
sity, Bucknell, University of Pitts
burgh, Gettysburg, and Princeton.
'45 forum To Sponsor
'Campfire Carnival'
"Campfire Carnival" will be the Welch, home economics instructor,
theme of the PSCA freshman for- 5 beet tops, instead of beets as stated
urn meeting in
.the Hugh Beaver in Saturday's Collegian, are a rich-
Room at 7 o'clock tonight. Grouped er source of -iron than spinach.
before the fireplace, each commit- Foods containing phosphorus and
tee • will present original songs, iron are on display in 209 Home
cheers, and skits showing their Economics from Ba. m. to noon to
.purpose and plans for the year. day. -
In charge of arrangements are
Margaret K. Ramaley and Harriet AOPI" - To Entertain AGit
G. Van Riper, sophomore advisors.
FOritm committee chairmen .include Alpha Omicron pi: will .enter-
Freshmen J,„ Dane Cromis and
taip, Alpha Gamma Rho'. at • a cot-
Claire L. Weaver,. worship; Joan K. fee hour from 7:30 '.until 9
Miller, projects;- Vivian J. Pribe, tomorrow.
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music; Winifred F. Singer, -pub-
VlOlet K. Siegle; social activ- '
ities; and Miriam L. Zartinan; tiro-
4-H Club Plans Weekend
Party Al PHA Cabin
Plans for -a party at the PSCIA
Cabin this weekend were discussed
at the 44-1 Club meeting last night.
Those interested will meet on
the front steps of Old Main at 5 p.
an. Saturday. Fifty cents will cov
er, the cost and the group will re
turn Sunday afternoon. ClaaunZey
'P. Lang, associate professor in ag
griculture - extension, will super
vise.
The committee includes Anna B.
Wetzel '43, 'lrvin K. Curry '43,
Louise E. Carter '42,' Donis A. An
ders '42, A. Kermit Birth '42, and
Marian A. Whitcomb '44. Miss
Rosalind M. Jewett, assistant pro
fessor in home economics exten
sion, showed movies of Alaska at
the meeting.
AT THE MOVIES
CATHAUM:
"The Feminine Touch"
t'MDAY; 'XlOit'Ei(AtiMt=74;llo4i
Chem Hohorary
Plans Open House
. .
Exhibits in chemistry and allied.
,fields will be displayed at'the op'en
house sponsored by lota Sigma PI,
national honorary, in the Grange
playroom at 7 . :30 p. m. Thursday'_,
Exhibits announced - by De. HUT
riet M. Herry,, president of the -
eal chapter, are petibleum ref'-
ing and . crude oils by Dr. Dorotty
Quiggle, associate professor f
chemical engineering, and plaftt
hormones by Martha Sayre,`
grad
uate students:
Movies on .state chernistry.V . l.ll
be shown by Jeanne 'E. Ruess '43;
bilogolical chemistry and : foodstuff
coloring by Rhoda F. Samuel '42;
tektile weaves and fiber constkuc
tion by Helen M. Borton, gradnate
student; and nursery sch6,6l:,,.Clis
plays by Catherine Logo; l 'grglu.-
ale assistant in home ecorioinies.
Beet Tops Better
According to Mrs. Emma G.
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