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Jonies (ill's Coeds
To Diressings
Women students are reminded
by Dorothy L. Jones '44, acting
Vi'SGA. vice-president and Rause
tic Representatives speaker, td
atend the surgical dressings
class which will meet 'in 112
Home Economics at 7:30 tonight.
To meet the town quota of 9,-
1100 dressings per month, local
ked•Cross authorities have stress
,*cd the need for additional Work
er:.
Necessary ecjuipment includes
a coverall apron,. scissors and a
bandana to fasten abciut the
Coact Interested coeds shciuld
attend tonight's Meeting - with or
without - imPleinerits,. Miss
..J.ones
vtated.
As most dressings . are sent di
i'cctly to •overseas hOspitals, the
iifC or comfort of g. *minded.
aildier may depend on: accuracy
:ind the sanitary conditions- main
lained by Workers. All work is
cubject to strict Army stapdrirds,
Miss Jones said.
A. Red Cross Volinteer Aid
join will be awarded: td those who
nut in 50 hours of work; Miss
Jones continued. Mrs. Leonard
A. Dogget, chairman of the local
surgical dressings committee, will
exyilain prciceld,ure and reguld- •
.tionr; at Thursday's meeting.
Gems Announce
Zang New Advisor
IVTiss Ruth H. );ang, assistant
to the dean of *omen, was ap-
Winted official adiAsor of Covens,
iqophomore .
.wtimen.'s activities
ilcinorarY, according to President
Mary G. Longenecker '45.
liOrothy: L, Jdnes '44, Ruth A.
tnrnbury '45, and Miss Longeneck
will represent the honcirary at
the annual Cwens" Comilitntion
which be held• at ,Carnegie
institute of Trecluiology;
.Fiitts
kir.gh, tomorrow and.. Saturday.
These coeds will discuss the
iwiety of. activitieS offered.... at
Penn State and the • part. Cwens
tilays in school functions.
Some important services. Per
iformed by Cwens include helping
'brientate freshman coeds, aiding
.freshmari • registration,--- Usher
slig at the Thespian-show for Vic
tory . Weekend, providing enter
lainment fcir freshman coeds .at •a
iiajama party, and selling defense
stamps.
The annual• Cwen dance nets 50
dollars to two deserVing soph
n ore coeds. ljelense stamps.
are now being sold by• the Or
ranizati o». To' date apProxi
inately 85 dollars in stamps. have
I.)ce.n sold, not including proceeds
of. the mixer held in the Armory
earlier this week.
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Collegian To Publish
WSGA Nominations
In Tuesday's Paper
Nominations for WSGA. of
ficers for the coming year will be
announced in the Daily Collegian
Tuesday morning, Nancy E. Doss
er '43, WSGA senior senator and
nominations committee Chairman,
•announced last night. Nomina
tions will be held in 110 Home
Economics at 6:30 p. m. Wednes
day.
A recommendation was approv
ed at WSGA Senate meeting last
night to have meetings of two
groups of ' coeds living in town
to elect representatives to WSGA
House of Representatives. -Dor
othy L. Jones '44, speaker of the
House, wilt set meeting dates.
For the duration of the war,
WSGA will not give keys to
senior members •of Senate or
bracelets to committee partici
pants. • If- coeds wish to purchase
them, they may, it was decided.
Because of limited space and
lack of interest in the past, the
annual McAllister Halloween
party will not be held this year,
Senate members announced.
Frosh To Meet Sops
Grace L. Judge '44, WRA intra
mural chairman, announced that
the hockey game postponed yester
day because of rain will be played
on Holmes Field at 4 o'clock to
day. Frosh will meet sophomores
there and are scheduled to play
against juniors tomorrow. Games
will continue through this coming
week.
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Alpha Tau Omega will entertain looking for in flannel, teed;
Kappa Kappa.Gatrima at a formal corduroy or gabardine. Just
dinner dance frOm: s'p. m. to $3.95 and $4.95 at Paul Mitten's
night tomorrow
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Read Daily Collegian Classifieds
NOTlCE—Beginning today no
classifieds will be accepted after
I p. m. Persons wishing to insert
"rides wanted" must do so in
person at the Daily Collegian
office.
PW—Route 322 north to Clarion.
WANTED—Coat and vest, or Lv. Fri. at 5..Ca11 Ziegler 4394 or
. complete set of tails. Size 40. 2593. Leave message if out.
Call 2431 after 6. ltpd2lFEC 3tc0mp20,21,22
IMPORTANT!—You can't afford RW (2)—To Philadelphia. Leave
to miss those popular Student anytime Friday.. .Return Sun-
Union Stamp Dances every Mon. day. Call 159 or, 166 Ath Hall.
and , Wed. from 4 to 5 in the 2tchg2o,2lSß
Armory. 4tc0mp21,22,23,248
RW—Philadelphia. L. Friday. R.
Sunday. Call Gilman 2259.
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FOR SALE Drawing instru
ments, slightly used, price
$17.50. Call Wissinger 4125 after
sp.m. or 216 W. College Ave. RW—Newark or vicinity. Leave
' Oct. 29 or 30.- Call Ford, 4953.
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WANT TO BUY—Tuxedo, size 38
RW—Penn game L. Friday noon.
long, double-breasted pre-
R. Sunday. Call 2459. Cyril or
ferred: • Call 2933, ask for Bob.
Carty. 2t21,22
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PW (3)—To Franklin, Oil City,
LOST—Brown leather wallet Clarion or Meadville. Leave
initialed J. H. K. in or near New
Friday 5 p.. m. , .Call Bob 2559
Physics. Valuable papers. Call
between 5 and 7 p. m.
Jeanne Thompson, 321 Jordan.
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FOR SALE—Tui, sixe 37, with
Zack Ehmer 2872. ltpd22B
shirt, studs, links. Excellent
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Tailor, opposite Post Office. Leave Fri. after 4. Call Ted,
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GIRL -Desiring date to Mil Ball. pw—Uniontown vicinity. 'Leave
Call Herky, 3446 immediately. Sat. noon. Room for Call
Must be pretty. ItSR 4641. • ' •
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taining money, cards a n
trunk keys. Return . AXP. No
questions asked.
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Burrowes streets. Contains valu
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Returning Sunday. Call 4881
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Winter whites
Velveteens
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. Sunday. ' Call Dave Weigle,
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