FAGE FOUR
M> Ms Greeks
to Stamp Purchase
; James Asks Support
Of Sorority Women
Martha E. James ’45, acting tangible signs of this breaking
)>iesident of Panhellenic Coun- down of barriers that have kept
fji, urges all sororities to cooper- coeds from active participation in
Me in the Defense Stamp drive organizations was realized.
'which went into effect last se- The “Masquerettes,” suborddin
jnester. Sororities whose member- ate unLt o£ Thespians, held their
fOiip was cut by graduation may f irs t organization meeting last
change quotas by reporting the night. Made up of coeds who
change to Student Union. . have participated in three Thes-
Sigma Delta Tau leads sororities pj a n shows or the equivalent
with the purchase of $36,25 worth (three defense units equal one
of stamps, followed by Alpha Ep- show), the Masquerettes aim is to
j.ilon Phi with $30.75. Delta Gam- foster cooperation and coordina-
Jna has third rating with $25.40 tion with Thespians. •
followed closely by Zeta Tau Al- Although WO men have been ap .
)>ha with $-5.30. pearing in the shows for years,
< -v^ aS n n 0” the y were barred from member
sJB.oo, Alpha Xi Delta, $16.00; ship in £he organization. The idea
Isuppa Delta, $l5 00; Alpha. Omi- for new group was inst ig a ted
Alpha Chi Omega, by dancers Doris Disney and Mil-
Gamma Phi Beta, $10.50; gj-gg Johnson, both alumnae now,
:”' d , The T ta phl during the Summer. Thespian
Miss James added that some members finally gave their ap-'
sororities have bought more than p ro val.
the quota assigned them, while „ , '
others did not meet their pledge; ™’ s 15 one of tde first evide f\ ces
' The Defense Stamp problem 2?. the c - am P us of women taking
will, be discussed at the Panhellenic “ (a f n^ mumg act . m :
Council meeting in the Alpha Ep- w 3CtUal
hilon Phi suite at 7:15 p. m. Tues- ° r ‘
r ganizations are faced with the ne-
■ cessity of closing down for the
duration because of a lack of par-
UTCMfSP? WSII ticipants able to handle jobs left
l LIWU y Will men having for the S e rvic e.
dim ita mmiflee Mas^ erettes ha .™ . a ?^ eat
idea here. They are still m their
The Faculty Discussion Group “infancy,” but their future looks
wilt feature a talk by Dr. Nelson good. Good luck, kids.
3/icGeary of the political science
department in 4 Sparks at 4:10 to
•norrow afternoon. Dr. McGeary
will discuss the present work of
'the Dies Committee.
This group is informally organ
■ Ced and exists for the purpose of
fermitting ■ exchange of ideas on
aiders of current interest. Meet
ings include- discussion after a
4't'ief presentation by the speaker,
/iißio-Oiiem.--'-
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tythe-different methods.
This research project is nation
wide scope, and canned foods
which have been, processed by
Representative canning companies
♦vr- the various geographical areas
of the country will be tested. Vari
ous factors which affect the chem-
Re.al composition, vitamin content
and nutritive value of canned
vegetables, .fruits, meat, and fish
•will be studied.
Influences such as variety, time
.of harvesting; methods
of transportation, -and ways of
processing eventually will receive
attention. This work is expected
to continue for three to five years.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Outing Club Plans CamDMS Calendar
Skiing Instruction p
Miss Barbara Bradshaw, grad
uate assistant in physical educa
tion, will discuss “Skiing and Ski
ing Equipment” at the WRA Out
ing Club meeting in 2 White Hall
at 6:30 tonight.
The meeting is open to members
and to any coeds interested in
joining the club. .
Skiing instruction will be given
on Holmes Field at 4 p. m. week
days and from 2 to 4 p. m. Sat
urdays and Sundays, when there
is enough snow. Skis and poles
are provided by WRA.
The Outing Club was scheduled
to sponsor White Hall Flaynight
Saturday, but the event has been
postponed because several other
College activities are planned for
this weekend, Priscilla 'T. Cobb
'45, president of the club ex
plained.
In intramural badminton
matches played last night Mac
Hall defeated Jordan, 3-0;
Grange topped ChiO. 2-1; Ath
Bast feil to AOPi, 2-1: Della
Gamma won from Irvin, 3-0;
and Kappa Alpha Theta down
ed Theta Phi Alpha, 2-1.
IPM’ in IPMges Hold
fPart’jf For Sororities
Phi Mu pledges entertained rep
resentatives of other sororities at
a “Chocolate Hour” at the Phi Mu
house from 7:15 p. m. to 8:15 p. m.
Tuesday night. ...
Committees in charge of the pro
gram ’ih'cltrde: entertainment, Joan
M. Baker ’45, Iva -Atm Kepler ’46,
Patricia R. Ndlson ’46; refresh
ments, Florence M. York ’45, Au
drey E. Neuf ’46, Jean -A, Nien
stedt ’46; decorations, Kay B. Ake
’43, Peggy J. Stauffer ’46; and in
vitations, Betty Lou Dunmire ’46,
and Louise H. Hemphill •’46.
•—M. J. W.
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Will be Featured ; in the
February 12,1943
TODAY
Student Religious Workers Coun- Permitting. Admission
cil meets, 304 bid Main, 1 p.m. Sponsored by Phi Epsilon Kappa, ■
’ , . . C., , men’s physical education honorary,-
Chess Club meets m Philotes j n connection with physical fitness \
Hoorn, Old Main, 7 p.m. Anyone p ro gram
interested may attend. 'TOMORROW ;/ '
American Mobilization - movies, _ . .
.121 Sparks, 7:15 p.m. Postponement of Senior Ei*gi~
\ _ . neering lecture to 4:10 p.m., 121
Penn State Grange meets, 465 S parks, Dean H. P. Hammond, :
Old Main, 7 p.m. speaker, announced.
Tennis courts open every eve- Ceramics research meeting, 7:30
ning, including Sunday, 7 p.m. to p.m., MI Art Gallery. All invited.
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'Announcing —
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