' PAGE FOUR
Prosy To Pick
Two Leaders
VISGA Senate voted last night
'to make compulsory attendance of
freshman women at the meeting
scheduled for• nomination of
WSGA freshman senator and
!VORA representative in 140 Home
Economics Btillding at 6:30 p. m.
'Tuesday. Elections will be held
I.'ilesday, June 30.
Penalty for absence from either
meeting will be removal of an 11
o'clock, said Margaret K. Sherman
WSGA president. Campus
freshmen with legitimate excuses
will present them to dormitory
checkers before 5 p. m. Tuesday.
!Downtown coeds will present ex
cuses to the dean of women's of
!rico.
Senator and WRA representa
tive nominations will be made
:from the floor, announced Patricia
E. Diener, sophomore senator, and
Julia M. MaeFarland, sophomore
WEJA representative. QuaMica
:tions of the nominee, such as high
g - IP.bool activities, must accompany
each nomination.
Following nominations fresh
man women are urged to attend
freshman song practice and pep
rally in Schwab Auditorium
.at
'/ p. m., said Miss Sherman.
Ten o'clocks have been granted
thy Senate to permit freshman co
eds to attend church receptions
from 8 p. m. to 10 p. m. tomorrow.
They may take one of their two
monthly one o'clock permissions
:for Collegian Dance Saturday.
'Dinner dates will not be permit
ted, according to Miss Sherman.
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
TO ALL SENIOR WOMEN
ILL YOU HELP
BUILD PLANES?
Enroll Now—Student Union Desk
Free Course
For Further Information See Prof. B. K. Johnstone, 301 M. Eng
JULY 10
Mac Kinney Will Act
As Honorary Head
Patricia Mac Kinney '43 was
elected to head Mortar Board, na
tional women's honorary, and re
place Kathryn M. Popp '43, 'vice
president, who resigned, at a meet
ing yesterday. (Miss Mac Kinney
will preside until June 28 when
Pauline Crossman '43, president,
will return from student teaching.
Members will sell defense
stamps in the dormitories during
the Summer semester, it was de-;
tided by the honorary.
Golfer's To Have
Weekly Coaching
Instruction in golf will be given
to memtbers of WRA Golf Club
from 10 a. m. to noon every Sat
urday, according to Elinor M.
Freedman '44, Club.president. Rob
ert L. Rutherford Jr., College golf
professional, will coach coeds.
Miss Freedman is resigning as
Golf Club president, and election
of new officers will be held at a
meeting of the club on Holmes
Field at 6:30 this evening.
Mrs. Howard S. Coleman will
be guest instructor .at the WRA
Bridge Club meeting next Tues
day. A business meeting to elect
officers will precede playing.
Preliminary results of the first
round in the WPM intramural ten
nis tournament show Kappas vic
tors over TPA, 3-0. Ruth Moore,
Kappa, defeated Ursula Frost, 6-0,
and Doris Ward, Kappa, downed
Rita Belfonti, 6-2. In doubles
TPA was trounced 6-1. ADPhi
defaulted to AOPi.
CHARLIE . BARNET
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Wey she Women
How About Giving
Uncle Sani A Lift?
Like you, we sometimes get tir
ed of writing, thinking, and talk
ing about defense. However, be
cause of the value of two govern
ment sponsored—defense courses,
'we feel that still another edit is
justified.
Eight hours weekly is the time
required for these courses, one in
airplane drafting and one in blue
printing. Senior women, or coeds
who plan to leave College in De
cember, are urged by government
and College authorities to' consid
er enrolling in these classes im
mediately.
'We could reiterate the old story
of the need for women to prepare
to replace men in essential indus
tries. We like to point out that
a series of recent surveys reveal
that women are physically and
psychologically as well adapted as
men for factory jo'bs. But you
probably know all that.
You may not know that 15 stu
dents must enroll at Student Union
before Saturday to. insure that the
ESMDT courses will be given. At
this point, eight people, including
three coeds, have. signed up.
Recent news stories have given
you the factual material. In case
you missed them, Prof. B. K.
Johnstone in 301 Main Engineer
ing knows all the details.
The courses, to us, sound
worthy of consideration and in
vestigation.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
WANTED-Model A Ford Con
vertible, reasonably priced, in
good condition. Call Collegian of
fice. Leave message.
LOST—Brown leather, change
LOST—Light tan raincoat, red
plaid lining, initialed "T. G."
North Ground Floor Sparks. Call
Ted, 2681. ltpd C.
WANTED Fourth boy for apart
ment, four rooms and bath, good
facilities. Reasonalble. Call 2431.
WANTED--Roommate to share
luxurious apartment. Cut living
expenses to minimum. Call 2665.
WANTED Girl to share three
room apartment with graduate
student. Reasonable living ac
commodations. Private entrance
and cooking facilities. Call 2976.
Presenting
THE "SAXOPHONE KING"
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Featuring Lina Horn
SOPH HOP
(SEMI-FORMAL)
3.85
HEccers To Entertain
Faculty At Dinner
Faculty members will be guests
at a buffet supper given by Hill
crest home economics students at
the home management house at
6 p. m. today. Attending will be
Dean and Mrs. Marion R. Trabue,
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey P. Lang,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Popp, and
Dr. and Mrs. Henry L. Yeagley.
Rides Wanted
RW—Sussex County, New Jersey,
for 4th July weekend. Leave
Friday .p. m. Return Sun p. m.
Call Rowe, 2919.. 2tpd 17, 18 - S.
PW (4) Brookville, Clarion,
Route 322 North. Call Ziegler,
4394 or 2593.
RlW—Johnstown, preferably late
Friday afternoon or Saturday
morning. Return Sunday. Call
Paul, 4389. 2tch 18, 19 F.
I:LW—Pittsburgh or Oil City. Leave
Saturday noon. Call 3398.
3tpd 18, 19, 20
RW—Grove City or vicinity this
weekend. Leave Friday after
noon. Call 3218. Ask for Davi
doff.
PW-4Harrisburg. Leave anytime
Friday afternoon. Call Lee, 4939.
PW—Lancaster. Leave Saturday
noon: Return Sunday night.
Call George or Dick, 4746.
TODAY ) SHOWS AT
T. ATHAUM 1:30 - 3:00
SAT. 14101
7:00 - 9:00
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be a bed of• roses!
TAYLOR . NORMA
ler Cardboard Lover"
House To Map
Picnic Sites
To investigate the surrounding
country for swimming, picnicking,
and hiking opportunities, Dorothy
K. Brunner '44, WSGA' vice-pres
ident and 'Speaker of WSGA House
of Representatives, appointed a
committee at a meeting yesterday.
!Members chosen were• Seniors
Geraldine A. Custer, chairman,
Beatrice E. Smith; Juniors Eliza
beth Senft and F. Doris Stevenson.
House of Representatives will
sponsor a room in Old Main for
Commuting coeds to .use during
the day. Committee members who
will plan for the room are Juniors
xetta Froimson, chairman, Kath
erine L. Tussey, Mary Lou
Keith, and Helen L. Heller '45.
The House decided to inaugu
rate a plan whereby members•will
visit Senate meetings. Eleanor M.
Freedman '44 will attend next
week's meeting.
;Miss Brunner gave instructions
for dormitory women in Wednes
day's dimout. She stated that co
eds should go to special blackout
rooms, the dormitory lounges, to
study. • During an unannounced
half-hour complete blackout, coeds
are asked to follow air raid card
instructions and evacuate the
buildings.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1942