) 3 / 1 Cr' E FOUP
Niener Urges Coeds To Contribute
1 1 MCA IHouse-frosh Council Drive
Funds Co Be Divided
Among Three Groups
Announcing December 2 as the
opening of the annual
I'l iristm as drive sponsored by
WF-;GA. House of Representatives
and Freshman Council, Patricia
)J'ener '44, speaker of the House,
night urged all coeds to con
tribute and pointed out the in
creased importance of charitable
ineasures in a wartime world.
"In times such as these, coeds
: , mould realize that a few cents
from them might mean real hap
i.,iness to some one lees fortun
ate," 'Miss Diener stated.
Beginning December 2, the
"drive will continue through De
cember 1 Funds collected will be
divided among Mrs. Hetzel's em
ergency loan fund, Mifflin County
. Child Welfare Fund, and Ameri
can. Women's Hospitals.
„ Money will be collected by
-room to- room soliciting by presi
dents - of dormitory. • units, and
tentative plans are made. for
placement of boxes at Student
.Union and in the Corner Room,
Miss Diener said.
Committee in charge of_ the
ive includes Kathryn M. Hib
bard '45, chairman, Frances Ann
ilrown '44, and Ruth Posner '45.
Miss Hibbard explained one use
to which the money is put.
"A.s'in former years; a part of
thic., money will be used to pro
vide clothes and. other gifts for
the foster children of Mifflin
County. We are asking coeds to
6,,icrifice a very small amount for
,i;uch a worthy cause."
„Formerly; Mifflin County chil 7
e,reiii were visited by representa
tives of the College, but due to
E:ai; and tire rationing that prac
tice can not be continued this
year, Miss Hibbard said.
Begun. in 1926, the Christmas
charity netted $250.60 in 1940 and
$127.80 last year, the House
Opeaker revealed; -
For Best Results—Collegian Classifieds
WILL THE PERSON—Who took ONE R. 0. T. C.—Cap No. 296. R. W.—Franklin or vicinity. Lv.
a grey alligator top coat from mixixed with. Cap No. 946. Own- after 2p. m. Wed, Call Charles,
Ist floor, New Physics Bldg., Mon- er of cap. No. 946 wishing to ex- 4163
d.ty afternoon, call 2361, ask for change No.. 296 for his, please call
flank, 2tpd24,25-JHM Sherman Paplan 2853. ltp
1 LOST—My dog-Brue. If anyone' R. W.—To- Scranton or vicinity
knwos Where this. St. Bernard Leave • Wednesday or Thursday.
dog is please call 4641. .Itpd2s-CW Return anytime. Call Dolinger,
ilOST—Soldier; Whoever has him, 3446 or Collegian office.2,2s-M
please reutrn to Ronnie, 3rd tc24
floor, Lrvin. He's just a pin. RW—To Bradford, Kane, Warren,
itcomp-REM Johnsonburg, and vicinity. Call
LOST—Bracelet bearing Beta Sig-
2431, ask for Manny.
ma Rho Crest on black back-
2t cgh 24-25 LHL
grown. Obvious sentimental avlue. p.w.—(s).—To Philadelphia . and
Reward. Call Mike 4933. return. Leave Wednesday. Re
ltpd2s-SR turn Sunday. Call 3231, ask for
FOR SALE—Model A coup, two Bill. ltpd24B
brand new tires. Must sell. Call R.W.--To Greensburg or vicinity.
)3ill, 2571. ltpd24,25,LLJ Leave today or , Wednesday. Re
turn Sunday. Call Tony, 4163.
WANTED—Person . with car to
drive five students to Tyrone. ltpd24-B
Wed. aft. Call Lew 3169 and lv. R: W.—To Kane. Leave Wed, any
inessage. Pay well ltcomp.LLW time after 4. Call 311 Atherton.
2tpd.
LOST--Will person , who took
raincoat from second floor, Hort R. W.—To Warren, Pa. or vicinity.
Building by mistake, Call 2264, Leave Wed. afternoon, return
Don Carruthers. ltpd Thurs. night. Call Hudson, 2610.
2tpd.
LOST---"RepOrt Writing"' by Gu
am, Graves, and Hoffmcn. Find
er return to Collegian office.
ltpd.24RMß
YOR SALE Tug, size 37.
Also brown suit, size 38. Call
Veny Tailor Shop.
LOST—Pair of brown kid gloves
and tan leather cigarette case
with ELYNORE stamped on.
Please leave at SU desk or call
Elynore Turner, Mac Hall.
l tchg.-LLJ
FOR RENT—Clean, well-lighted
,angle room. 138 McAllister St.
Call Mrs. nay, 4308. 3tpd24,268
Urges Donations
Patricia Diener, speaker of
WSGA House of Representatives,
last night urged coeds to contri
bute to the annual Christmas
drive sponsored jointly by the
House and Freshman Council.
Soliciting will begin December 2
and continue through December
9.
Theta Sigma Phi Plans
Tea i•or frosh, Sophs
Freshman and sophomore coeds
planning, to major in journalism
will be entertained by members of
Theta Sigma Phi, women's jour
nalism honorary, at a tea next
semester, it was decided at a meet
ing of the honorary yesterday.
Tentative date for the tea in
northeast lounge Atherton Hall, is
from 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday, January
24. The speaker, an outstanding
woman in journalism, will be an
nounced later.
Committee chairmen appointed
by Mary Janet Winter '44, presi
dent, include Juniors Barbara A.
R. W.—To Ithaca or Elmira on
Wed. or Thurs. Call 4784.
R. W.—New York City. LAT. Wed.
4p. in. Call Paul, 4431 ltpdSß
ltpd24LLJ
RW—Lancaster. Leave Wed. after
10 a.m. Return anytifue Thurs
day. Call Bob Ruth, 841.
R. W.---Washington, D. C., Bal•
timore or vie. Anytime after
Wed. 11. Call Willett, 2733. RW.—(2l—To Uniontown or vi
ltpdLLJ einity or Pittsburgh, Leave
Wed, p. m. Return Sunday. Call
RW to Altoona after 4 p. m. today. 417, Watts. Ask foi: Mildred.
Cal Webb, 4186. 2tpd24,25-J}IM
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Anderson Reports
On National Panhel
Congress Meeting
Mrs. A. K. Anderson, former
Panhellenic advisor on campus
and- recently returned from a spe
cial meeting of National Panhel
lenic Congress at Chicago, spoke - to
persons attending the City Pan
hellenic League coffee hour in
southeast lounge, Atherton Hall,
last night.
Mrs, Anderson reported on the
Chicago meeting, where college
deans of women and representa
tives of the armed forces discussed
methods of better preparing wom
en to meet wartime responsibili
ties. Although nothing definite is
scheduled, Mrs. Anderson reveal
ed that there is a possibility that
training courses of from six
! months to two years will be offer
ed to equip. women to take over
jobs in industry formerly held by
'men..
Mrs. John Vandervort, president
of the City Panhellenic League,
suggested possibilities of providing
new national sororities with chap
ter rooms. The four sororities af
fected by such a measure would be
. Alpha Xi Delta, Kappa Delta, Sig
ma Delta Tau, and Zeta Tau- Al
pha.
. A plan whereby "stray Greeks"
would act as assistants to the deans
of women during rushing season
'was considered. Longer silent per
iods as a measure to save both time
and money were suggested.
Mrs. Henry Brunner asked for a
larger attendance at surgical dress
ings classes.
Lakonides Elects Heads
Lakonides, national women's
physical education honorary, el
ected Grace L. Judge '44, presi
dent: Vivian I. Martin '45, vice
preiident; Ruth A. Ernst '45,
treasurer. Mary Grace Loneneck
er '45, former secretary, will con
tinue in her office until next se
mester, IVI. Pauline Ruugh '43
president announced last night.
Mennies, invitations; Elaine J.
Cox, food; Jane H. Murphy, serv
ing; and Helen E. Dodd, clean-up.
RW—To Butler or vicinity. Lv.
Wed afternoon, rt. Sunday. Call
Waldenmyer 3231. 2tpd.Aß
R. W.—(2) Washington, D.• C.
Leave Wed. evening. Call, 834
after 6 p. m. ltpdRES
PW to Phila. Leave' Wednesday, 1
p. m. Call. 3308, Harry.
R. W.—Pottsville .or vicinity. L.
Wednesday night or Thursday.
R. Sunday. Call Zuke 4850 or Col
legian office. 2tcompHJZ23,2s
R.W.—to New York City or vicin
ity. Leave. Wednesday afternoon.
Return Sunday; Call 4933, Harvey
Scheirer. . 2tpd24,25
P.W.—to Phila. Leave Wednesday
5 p. m. Return ' Sunday. Call
3172, Dave. • 2tpd24,25
R.W.—Bradford, Buffalo, Kane or
Warren. Leave Wednesday any
time. Call 4842, ask for Nate.
WILL person who accidently took
blue Headley tennis racket
from White Hall instead of her
Wilson call H. Morrison, 408 Mac
Hall. ltch24SS
112342
R.W.—Pittsburgh. Leave Friday
after 12. Return Sunday. Call
202, Watts. Ask for Lee.
2tpd,23,24-AF
R.W.—(3l---To Pittsburgh, leave
Wednesday. Call Gus 840.
2tpd24,25-MA.B
2t-pd-ppm
Penn State In China
Releases financial Report
(Continued from Page Two)
Financial Report
Penn State in China ComMittee
Balance, September 6, 1941
$112.26.
Cash -Receipts—Chapel Collec
tions, 1941-1942--September 1,
1941-May 31, 1942—51,793.26.
Interest on Savings Acocunt—
s2.s6.
Faculty Contributions—s9.oo.
Total Receipts—sl,Bo4.B2.
Totals—sl,9l7.oB.
Cash Disbursements—Negative
and one print of Lai Yung-1i—
51.50.
Repair of one chair (P. S. in
China Room)—s2.B2.
Mimeographic and supplies--
65c.
Ballots—Poll on the use of
Chapel Funds—s:so.
Lingnan University—contrthu
tion—sl,Boo.
Chapel Certificate of Award—
sl2.so.
Total Cash Disbursements—
s.l,B26.97.
Balance on hand May 31, 1942
$90.11.
We, .7he Women
What Are You
Thinking, Coeds?
What kind of thoughts do the
running around in your heads
these days when war - whispers,
WAACy conversations, and drafts
breeze by in the winds?
Are you counting the days to a
legal Christmas vacation like all
patriotic College persons, or are
you packing and planning for a
rush trip home for Thanksgiving
that is very likely to take a serv
ice man's seat. . . Are you sav
ing money for defense bonds and
stamps or are you continuing to
spend the- allowance at the carnp-.
us hotspot .. .
Are you thinking of a good sub
stitute for coffee and do. you ever
consider that milk at all three
meals might be worth the , peti
tioning? - . . Would the posting
of breakfast menus inspire eat
ing the meal once . in awhile . . .
. . . . Are you planning to spend
Thanksgiving sleeping or will •you
be out to the All-College service
tomorrow realizing that thtkre is
more to be thankful than . one
glance will show;
uuununumnunn►uuummn►mn►►n►uuu►►►nuumd
Women In Sports
11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
A lbowling honorary for mem—
bers of WRA BoWling Club has
been organized, .a...ccording to Mar-:
tha J.4Haverstick '43, Club presi,
dent
2tpd24,25
'Eligibility for membership is
based on' bowling averages; an
average of 130 on three games leas
been set by Miss Haverstick.
Honorary members. will arrange
to 'be in White Hall .alleys Ito in
struct beginners at all times..
Names of members" will be an-.
nounced later, and schedules of in
struction arranged.
WRA Bridge Club will• not -hold
its regular business meeting to
night, because of Thanksgiving
holiday tomorrow.
Members of WRA Dance Club
who will take part in the modern
dance concert group's production
of "Murder of Lidice" by Edna St.
Vincent -Millay in Schwab auditor
ium Tuesday, December 13, have
been 'released- by Miss Jessie Cam
eron, assistant professor .of
cal education:
Harriette Block '44, Harriet G.
Vanßiper '44, -Shirley V. Hadley
'45, Madeline L. Mahuran '45, An
na E. Radle '45, and JoEllen Loop
'46 have been selected as dancers
for the pantomime. Marion A.
Hora '43 will be the 'leading dan-.
cer, as announced yesterday. Sarah
A. Thompson '45 is in charge of.
p roperties.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 25, 1942
Music Honorary
Presents Concert
Vocalist, Violinist
Appear on Program
Annual concert of the Louise
Homer Club, women's music hon
orary, will be present'id in. the
Art Gallery of the Mineral In
dustries Building at 4 p. m. Stin
day, according to Willa. Taylor,
assistant professor of music edu
cation and musical director in
charge of the program •
Vocal soloist will be Martha'
Albert '43, mezzo-soprano,, who
will sing "Che- Faro Senza ,
dice" from Gluck's "Orpheb,"-:
Brahms' "Von Ewiger Liebe" arid
"Der Schmied", "Now Like :a
Lantern". by A. Walker Kramer;
"The Pasture" by Charles. Nag
inski; Amy Worth's "Midsummer'.;
"JUne Roses" and..." The Soldier's
Bride", .by Robert Shuniann;• 'and
Shubert's . "Serenade". Janet-Lee
der; assistant professor — of music
education; . and Mrs. .Irene O.
Grant will accompany Miss Al—
bert. . • -
Mrs. Jeannette Wisden, violin
soloist, will play the first move
ment from Mozart's "Conceito
Number 5", accompanied by
Mary Lee Johnson. "Scchs Du
ette Number Three by Mozart, al
so appears- on the- program, to be
played by flutists Virginia E.
Manley '44 and Doris Glahn '44.
The club ensemble will open
the program with "A' f lVfe&ure 'to .1
Pler,sure Your Leisure,' by Bast
tista Martini; "The Captive •LoV
er" by Henry Lawer; and: 'the :
Marquis of .Blandforcrs Cherry;
,4
Stones".
Sopranos in the ensemble are
Seniors Sarah K. Richards and
Martha J. Tobias; Juniors Gar
brielle M. Bisignani . aild.• Frances
A. Brown; Sophomore's Ruth
Davey, Victoria G. Grace, and
Harriet Lenker; Freshmen Greta
P. Halberg, Ruth J. Hill, lVlartha.
L. Neff, and Margery Wolff.
'Second sopranos are Seniors
Barbara J. Mollinauer,''Elizabeth
E. Munroe and Ila J. Trotter.„
Doris Glahrt '44; Sophomores
Muriel E. Hassler and Marie 'L.
Lesh; Freshmen Elaine M. Alex-'
ander and Mary Jane Doerner, ,
Altos are • Seniors. -Martha Isie
Albert, Lois M. Gardner, arid .
'Margaret M. Lams; Juniors -.EI- ,
eanor V. Crawley, Rita J.4elnk,,
ins, and . Marie Louise: • lEreftyi.:
Myrrel H. Rewbridge , '4s;''Freslr-
men Harriet S.' Leyder)itaiiiirChar
lotte M: _Taylor. ,
hash 'Rennin's lidiniis:-.t2
Freshmen may:reMove , dress:
customs, • ribbons and . name! ".'
cards, at
.5:45 this. •afternoon.„ - .1 ,
Marion C. Dougherty
cial chairman, reminded..
addition- to- leaving. off dreis'.;
customs; freshman women, neect'-
no longer hold doori for uppeFl.' , :
classmen•or keep off the grasi.:2,_
Dating, and hour regulations,..,;
will remain the same until *:
move-up day, the
. Judicial,
chairman stressed.. As a spe , . •
cial Thanksgiving concession
underclass coeds mey data un
til 1 o'clock tonight and. ,off.
campus until 5:30.. tomorslow.: .
WSGA Senate ruled.
• 4 7 ,0 '
• Wagg .,. g
e..". • -
•
I I l i ‘k
VOW I\3sT
?r , 0 1 .t1,1 1 .. 0111. •
TATF'' ' •
al () C,SV I • n
‘.l
q.JkAI
vss pool' s
IQtada . THEM
Charles - Shop =
knari