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Frosh Mass Meeting To Explain WSGA;
Tufty Will Be Matrix Dinner Speaker
New Women
Will Meet Senate
To explain WSGA, its regula
tions and organization, a com
pulsory meeting will be .held 'for
first semester freshman Coeds in
121 Sparks at 6:30 p. in. tonight,
Dorothy K. Brunner '43, acting
WSGA president, announced last
night.
Senate members will be intro
duced with supplementary re
marks about Penn State coed
government by Miss Brunner.
Marjorie L. Sykes '43, WBOA
Judicial chairman, will outline
and emphasize freShman hours
and customs.
FROSH NOMINATIONS
Nominations for the second
:freshman senator will be held at
a later mass meeting to be held in
121 Sparks at 6: : 30 p. m. Tuesday,
September 22, according to Miss
Brunner.
Elections for the officer who
automatically takes a seat on
WSGA Senate, will follow on
Tuesday, September 29, it was
announced.
PAJAMA PARTY
First semester freshmen will be
entertained at a pajama party by
WSGA and Cwens, national
sophomore women's honorary,
from 9:30 to 10 p. m. Saturday,
Miss Brunner announced.
Town coeds, cooperative sut-:
dents and town dorm . people are
expected to attend the parties
which are scheduled for lounges
in McAllister Hall, Women's
Building, and Irvin Hall. Jordan
Hall frosh will go to the latter.
:Freshman Council will aid in
party plans.
NEXT POP-IN
Miss Brunner announced that
first semester freshman coeds will
call on upper-classwomen from 7
to 8:45 p. m. Sunday . . It was
specified that the hostesses stay
in their own rooms and were not
supposed to go to central sorority
houses.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
WANTED—Three freshmen; earn
. up to $1 per hour. Evenings 9
to 11:30. Dial 2373.
FOR RENT •Desirable single
room two blocks from. campus.
Call 4177 or stop at 126 E. Foster.
3tpd 11, 15, 16 B.
Help Wanted, Theatre ushers,
Must be free Wed. afternoon.
Apply Cathaum Theatre. It
ONE HALF of doubld room with
board, $lO weekly. 246 S.
Frazier street. One and a half
blocks from campus. Call 4756.
1t ch. ROS
WANTED Second hand golf Wanted—Roommate to share half
of large double room. Con
equipment 'cheap. Call Peggy venient location. Call 821. ltplsß
Thompson, first floor, Jordan
NICE DOUBLE second floor room. Roommate wanted Attractive
Stoker heat. Comfortable. Mrs, double room. Single beds. Dial
Miller 232 E. Nittany, phone 4022. 3202 after sp. m. 3tp-15, let" 17
For Rent—Large double room
WANTED Roommate for apart
ment. Ag student preferred. Near Campus. Single beds
Call Paul 4163. Apartment at 528 Semi-private bath. Call 4186
It comp B
W. College ave. 3tpd 15,16,175 R
WANTED Boy to share nice
room and location $2.50 per Rides Wanted
week. Mrs. Noll, 352 E. College Rw—Philadelphia, Leave Friday
ave.
Call Schwartz 2084.
4t comp 15, 116, 17, 18S
FOR RENT—Single room for man
Private bath, no other roomers. RWClearf el
i d Thurs. morning.
Phone 3116. 2 tpd 9,11 B
Call Scchwartz, 2084.
3t comp 15, 16, 17,S
LOST Savings pass book. Near
MT Building. Call Harold Hall
RW Phila., Sat., Sept. 19. Call
2340. ltpd 15 JaVI
Smith, 3390. 2tpd 15,16
DISSATISFIED with you room?
Upperclassman desire's techni-
Reporter Covered
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Judicial Calls Washington News
Distinguished Washington cor-
Exemption Seekers respondent, noted lecturer, and
First semester freshmen over 21
sister of the Governor of Micchi
years of age who desire exemp-
gan, Mrs. Esther Van Wagoner
tions from wearing customs may
Tufty will speak at .the annual
cocme before WSGA Judicial Matrix • dinner for outstanding
Committee in the WSGA room, campus women, scheduled to take
Place in October. The announce-
White Hall, at 5 p. m. tomorrow,
ment was made last night by Emily
Marjorie L. Sykes '43, Judicial
L: Funk 43, president of Theta
chairman, announced yesterday.
Sigma Phi, national women's
Frosh are reminded that cus
toms are to be worn during the Journalism honorary.
Mrs. Tufty, who attended 'lfni-
Miss Sykes, and that any viola-
three weeks no-dating period by
versity of Wisconin where she
W
tors will be brought before the was elected to Theta Sigma Phi,
has just returned from England
law-enforcing committee,
where she lectured under the
Freshman hours during the
sponsorship of ' the British Min
custom period include 9 o"clocks istry of Information.
daily, and 9:30 o"clocks over One of the few women who
weekends. Following this time, cover Congress and the President's
coeds will be granted alO o'clock press conferences, Mrs. Tufty
and a 1 o'clock each weekend. turned her attention to its Brit
ish equivalent, while abroad, by
covering Parliament.
Visiting rural and industrial
centers in England, Mrs. Tufty
was interested in • comparing Brit
ish and American women in the
home and in the factory. Because
she i smother and homemaker as
well as newspaper-woman, she
was anxious to see the effects of
war and rationing upon children
across the seas.
The Michigan-born journalist
heads her own news bureau in
Washington, writes for Central
Press Association, Newsweek
magazine, Trans-radio Press Ser
vice, and a string of Michigan
newspapers.—and likes to cook.
She has been foreign correspon
dent in 14 countries, is honorary
major of Traverse City Michigan,
and is the first and only woman
to serve on Henry Ford's ad
visory committee of the National .
Farm Youth Fundation.
Pledge Lists
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McKean, John Wagner Jr.
Phi Kappa: Paul Audel, William
Burns, Lawrence Crick, Joseph
Grazel, F. Leo. Haggerty, Charles
Kresch, Lynn Lawson, George
Meyer, Michael Noreak, Maurice
Scott, John Watson, James Wal
ters, Augustus Boava.
Phi Kappa Psi: Huston Brasi
ons, Ray Cummings, Don Davis,
Rubert Fahringer, George Grimm,
James Groff, Philip Hampi,
Gui
den Hegley, John Kraynyak, Wil
liam. Liffiton, Frank McCawon,
James More, Richard Reitler,
Serell Wagner, William Wright.
Phi Kappa Sigma: Charles Ash
urst, William Beam, G. Robert
Cox, Kenneth Edgar, Samuel Eyer,
John Goldhom, Eugene Graebner,
James Hugo, Richard Mullan, John
Pierce, George Smith, Thurlow
Taynton, Robert Thomas, William
Thomas, Richard Wilson, Thomas
Oakes, George Mills.
Phi Kappa Tau: Halney Clark,
Harry Compton, Boyd Donis, Rich
ard Greenawalt, Harold Hocker,
Robert Reckard, Alex Reisdort,
James Wall.
Phi Sigma Delia: Herbert Bay
lin, Edwin Coles, Gerald Fierman,
Harold Fortinsky, Elliot Fisher,
Fred Glosser, Walter Goldistein,
Herbert Hasson, Ernie Herwitz,
David Jof fee, Jack Landy, Bernard
Terner, Irwin Litman, Joseph
Pappy, Seymour Rosenberg, Al
fred Rosenblatt, Edwin Sonaherd.
Fraternity pledge lists will be
continued tomorrow with latest ad
ditions.
itch 9, 11, 15
cal roommate. Large room two
blocks from campus. Call 4368.
RW—New York City, leave noon
Friday, Sept. 25. Call Ram
sey, 4383. 2t pd. tw.
RW—To Pittsburgh or vicinity.
Leave Friday afternoon. Call
3331. Ask for Hitchens.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
CATHAUM—
"Pardon .My Sarong"
Music By—PENN STATE ARISTOCRATS
Petty Is First
WAAC Enlistee
First drop in coed enrollment
due to military service was felt
last weekend when Mary Louise
Pelly left school to join the Wom
en's Army Auxiliary Corps, as first
Penn State undergraduate to vol
unteer.
Miss Pelly will be sworn in
"for . the duration" in Philadelphia
this week and will be sent to Des
Moines, lowa where she will take
a three month's training course
for rank of second lieutenant.
A junior pre-med student, Miss
Pelly transferred to Penn State in
May from Dickinson College,
Carlisle. She was a graduate of
Fairfax Hall Junior College in
Virginia, and comes from Bethle
hem.
While in the service, Miss Pelly
will serve as a medical laboratory
technician. -
'Transfers To Meet
In Sparks Tonight
Woman leaders of campus or
ganizations will be introduced to
transfer women at a compulsory
mass meeting in 316 Sparks Build
ing at 7 p. m. tonight. WSGA
Junior Service Board is directing
transfer orientation.
Dorothy Boring, WSGA senior
senator, will serve as mistress of
ceremonies, Mary Jo Powell,
Board chairman, announced.
Women's student government
setup,will be explained by Dorothy
K. Brunner '44, acting WSGA
president. Ma . rjorie L. Sykes '43,.
WSGA Judicial Committee chair
man, will explain women's rules
and regulations.
Margaret K. Ramaley '44, act
ing WRA president, Grace L.
Judge, and Adele J. Levin will
discuss WRA and its Activity
clubs. Panhel rushing rules will
be clarified by Pauline E. Keller
'43. Panhel president. Independent
Women's Association will be ex
plained by Hazel E;Gassmann '43,
IWA head.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1942
Coeds Train
For Hockey
Interclass hockey practice is beir. i.
ing held for two weeks on Holmes
Field at 4 p. m. daily, announced
F. Doris Stevenson '44, WRA
publiCity chairman.
Members of all classes interesteck
in playing hockey should report
at this time. Every coed must,.
have five practices to qualify for
competition, Miss Stevenson said.
Interclass games will start it'd:-
mediately following the practice
period.
New women students are re
minded by Adele J. Yevin '44,
WRA activities chairman, that all_
WRA clubs are now open for
membership. Clubs and meeting
times will be listed daily under
Collegian's calendar notices.
WRA Clubs include archery,
badminton, bowling, bridge, dance,
fencing, golf, outing, rifle, swim"-
Ming, and tennis.
Clubs -meeting today are Arch
ery Club, field in front of White
Hall, 6:30 p. m.; Bowling Club,
White Hall bowling alleys, 6:30
p. m.; Tennis Club, College courts, •
4 p. m.
Miss Phyllis Sprague, chairman
of the Institution Administration,.
Division in Home Economics, is
conducting a four-day school
lunch conference sponsored by the
Public Service , Institution in
Springfield High School, Dela
ware County. First meeting is to
day and continues through the
week.
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' 1 fraternity-minded but
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