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campus CLASSIFIED SECTION Dean Praises Coeds
FOR RENT—Four-room furnished In Hamilton Program
Calendar apa
Callrtme suita ble 29o4. It
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for four stu
dents.AF For High Scholarship
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Twenty-three Hamilton Stan
illation meeting, Agriculture Ed- RW—Philadelphia. Leave Thurs
dard Propeller coeds made the
ucation, 7 p.m. All agriculture day, Sept. 30; return Sunday.
Dean's List for the term ending
students interested are invited. Call 339 Atherton; if no answer,
September 4, according to Dean
Tuesday 341. It-pd—PPM
Harry Hammond of the School of
Alpha Lambda Delta will tutor Engineering. This record is similar
freshmen coeds, 318 Old Main, RW—To Berwick, Hazleton, or to that of the Curtiss-Wright
7:30-9 p.m. Wilkes-Barre, Wednesday after- Cadettes, 31 of whom were in-
General Electric interviews. noon, 3:30 or later. Call Martin, cluded on the list for the period
Old Main Open House Commit- 2960. ending July 15.
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tee meets, 304 Old Main, 4:30 p.m. -- "This is an exceptionally high
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Forum-Council meeting, 304 Old RW—to Bradford or vicinity
m. percentage of students to appear
Main, 7:30 p.
Wednesday. Call 338 Ath Hall. on the Dean's List," Mr. Ham
. PSCA Joint Cabinet and Board ltcomprmb mond states. "Whereas less than
meeting, 304 Old Main, 4:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY .. .. .. .. ..11.. ten per cent of our regular stu-
Cwen meeting, Dean of Wom- Agfa Candid camera black Pb2o dents make the list, 27 per cent of
Main,,
121:30 missing from Thespians. Keep the Hamilton trainees and 31.3 per
en's office, Old Ma :30-
p.m. film, return camera to Student .cent of the Curtiss-Wright Ca-
Union please. Reward. ltpd SR dettes do."
Thursday
Budd Manufacturing interviews.
Planning Session of Commission
3 of PSCA, 304 Old • Main, 7:30
p.m.
Evenings at 7:00 - 9:00
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THURSDAY
Jimmy Burden and His Orchestra
• Bud Wills and Campus Owls
THE COLLEGIAS
ALL OUT FOR
FEATURING FOUR BANDS
SEP'TEMBER 25
Dance Series Continues, advantage of the club's record col-:
lection. All other students and,:
Penn State Club plans to hold servicemen will be welcomed. - 1
another of its weekly dances in the
Armory frail 8:30 until 12 p.m. __________
Friday, announced Edmund R. No new whiskey will be manu7
Koval, president. Social Chairman fgctured in 1943. If you can't get
Harold Weller urges members of your spirits down, you at least
the social dancing classes to take can keep them up!
NOW PLAYING
Today thru Wednesday BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS-HERB
Show Times 1:30-3:30.7:00-9:00
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Screen. Play by Norman Panama & Melvin Frank and lames V. kern • From an Original Story by Everett freeman and Arthur
THURSDAY and FRIDAY ; SEPT. 30 and Oct. I
Army Air Corps Band
* Navy-Marine Band
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1943
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