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Panhel Penalizes Kappas For
Eligibility Rule Violation
Panhellic Ccuncil has penalized Kappa Kappa Gamma for an in
.( raction of women's social fraternity eligibility rules, according to
Panhel Council President Martha James. The fraternity committed
'ihis infraction when a pledge who does not have the required "I"
All-College average was recently initiated.
Privileges will be taken from the Kappas when next semester's
rushing season begins December 4. The sorority will not be per
mitted •to do any rushing until January 10.
This means, specifically, that Kappa Kappa Gamma will be
denied the right to have open houses . December 4 and December 18.
When a week of open rushing
will be begun by other campus
scrorities January 3 to January 8,
the Kappas will maintain a strict
silent period. Then, starting with
January 10 until January 13, the!,
will be allowed to cempete with
other sorority women.
Kappa Kappa Gamma has been
further penalized by the fact that
while other sorities will be allow
ed two rushing parties from Jan
uary 10 to January 13, they will
be allowed only one.
WRA to Stage Playnite
"WRA will stage a Playnite in
White Hall from 7 to 9 o'clock to
morrow night for all Nvittr-widow
cveds and any others who want an
evening of fun," Elizabeth J. Mc-
Kinley, pres i d e n t, announced.
Swimming, ping-pong, bowling,
and shuffle board will be featured.
Committee members Helen Swen
son, swimming instructor, and
Gloria Woodward, simming club
representative, added that refresh
ments will be served.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
(3)—To Indiana, Pa. Leave
' 10:30 a.m. Saturday; return
Sunday night. Call Frank 3183.
LOST Tan wallet, containing
money and important papers.
Reward. Call 4296. 1 t-pd--JAC
LOST—Brown leather wallet with
identification cards. Call Bob
Geise 3316. Reward. HKH
WANTED;:-:Student to care ' for
'furnace in exchange for room.
Inquire 206 W. Beaver Ave. HKH
ENGINEER WANTED—By Teddy
Rtiosevelt to assist in building
locks for the Panama:Canal. For
further information , inquire in
Schwab Auditorium : October 8
and 9. lt-chg—NGL
FOR RENT—Four-room furnished
apartment suitable for four stu
dents. Call 2904. lt-chg—AF
HELP WANTED Dishwasher.
table , waiter, and fireman for
next semester. For interview call
at 257 E. Beaver. lt-pd—SFR
ANARNEFI•EIRO:6IEF4SI
, :111-IITTANY•
3UY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS- HERE
FRIDAY—
Humphrey Bogart and
Raymond Massey
in
"ACTION IN THE
NORTH ATLANTIC"
SATURDAY—
GENE AUTRY
in
"MEXICALI ROSE"
MON & TUES—
Tyrone Power and
Anne Baxter
in
"CRASH DIVE"
WED. & THURS—
DEANNA DURBIN!
in
"Amazing Mts. Holiday"
Senate Donates
Open House Funds
WSGA Senate will appropriate
funds for an open house for serv
icemen to be held in the dormi
tories from 3 until 5 p.m. Sunday,
according to Patricia Diener, presi
dent. The open house will be
der the joint sponsorship of the
Coed Coordinating Committee and
WSGA Senate. •
A compendium of pamphlets
written by WSGA officials from
forty-seven states was presented
to Senate by Miss Diener. She ex
plained that this booklet replaced
the traditional annual convention
now curtailed by war conditions.
It was decided that a Curtiss:-
Wright cadette should become an
ex-officio member of Senate in
order to facilitate understanding
between the Cadettes, Hamilton
Propellor students, and coeds.
UNITED STATES
WAR
°AtI.P
STAMPS
1 /11 11,
LAST TIMES TODAY
'3wing Shift. Maisie"
WY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS-HERS
SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY-6, 7; S
THE COLLEGIAX
Team Enroute So.
To Carolina Game
(Continued v,•oni Page Three)
University will be an effective ball
carrier this season.
Although Carolina was decisive
ly outscored by mighty Georgia
Tech last Saturday, the Tarheels
were ahead on first downs 14 to
five and Joe Bedenk, State scout,
returned from the game to assure
the Lion coaches and players that
"Tech had a ball game that never
belonged to them."
One of Tech's touchdowns came
on an 80-yard run, but the other
two were set up by Carolina fum
bles deep in its own territory.
Coach Tom Young has been drill
ing his backs overtime on ball
handling in practice this week to
erase the fumbling plague.
The Tech game unearthed two
rookie Tarheel aces who will see
plenty of action against State: Jack
Fitch, a fast and shifty runner and
pass receiver who accounted for
Carolina's only score on a 32-yard
reverse, and Hosea Rodgers, pow
erhouse fullback who made the
Alabama Orange Bowl varsity as
a freshman last year.
University of North Carolina
authorities are preparing for a
near capacity turnout for this in
itial meeting with Penn State in a
game which they term "the big
gest intersectional tilt of the year
on Tarheel soil."
Honorary Calls Members
Pi Lambda Theta, women's edu
cation honorary, has issued a call
to all members who belong to other
colleges' chapters to become affili
ated with the Penn State chapter.
Members interested are requested
to contact Miss Mary J. Wyland,
president of the society, or' Miss
Mabel E. Kirk, associate professor
of; education, the faculty advisor.
.• ; WARNER :EIROtHERS.:
John GARFIELD
Maureen. O'HARA
in Dorothy Hughes' poweilully
plotted "best-selling"
romantic mystery!
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In the field hockey battle, the
freshman team produced another
victory Tuesday, defeating the
sophomores, 3-2. Jane Walliarst
accounted for two of the winning
goals and Margaret Ramaley one.
Dorcas Newcomer scored the two
points for the losers.
Last Thursday's game, resulting
IWA Will Install
Officers At Dinner
IWA's first Installation Dinner.'
Dance
.is set for Saturday night;
Norma Stern, ex-publicity chair
man, announced. Dinner will be in
Atherton's East dining room at
6:30, followed by installation of
new officers at 7:30 in the banquet
room of the Hotel,State College.
Bud Wills' Campus Owls will
play for dancing from 8 to. 11
A limited number of tickets are
on sale at Student Union for $1.60:
(IVliss Stern stressed the fact that
only independent men and women
are invited to the .semi-formal af
fair.
'Sydney Rivenberg was elected
. president of IWA in recent elec
tions; Helen Schmidle, vice-presi
dent; Rosemary Keyser, recording
secretary; Jane . Walbarst, corre
sponding secretary; Katherine
Cutts, treasurer; Flora Bor, social
chairman; and 'Gloria Woodward,
athletic manager.
Committee in charge of the din
ner-dance is headed by Flora Bor,
assisted .by Sara Masurousky,
Mary'. Lou Casanave, and Rose
mary Keyser.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1943
in a 2-0 score, was also in favor of
the freshman team. Jane Walbarst
again made the two goals.
- Army-Navy hockey will begin
next week, Betty Pike, chairman,
announced. Two /teams of said
titles will engage in a tournament,
Chi() Tennis Champions
The , ChiO tennis team emerged
as final victor in the intramural
tourney when Marge Schultz and
Sally Duffy overcame the last op 7
ponent, Grange. Marge defeated
Betty Pike ; 6-4, 6-4, and Sally,
.after, josing the first game to Helen
Barr, chalked up two successive
wins to take the set. The score
was 1-6, 6-4, 6-4.
• -The All-College tennis-tourna
ment line-Up has been released by
Nancy Hodgson, • chairman. The
teams are Penny Embury vs: Betty...
Cresswell; Betty Pike, Gooch Med'l
dinberg; iHelen- Barr, Sally. DitffY; , .,
Jean :Nailer, Nancy,Hodgson. •
Archery•Chib Elects .
Officers elected -by . .the -Archery
Club are Ruth Anders, .president; ,
Edith Morris, vice-president; 'Vir
ginia Steinhauer, secretary. •
A graduate assil l 4nt will 'in
struct in archery b 4 Holmes Field
at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday!! Wednesday,
and Thursday.. .
• - •-•".‘.
Forestry Society(Meets
Penn State Forestry-Society will
meet in 105 Forestry Building at
7:30 p.m: Wednesday. The meeting,
will feature a film, "Birds - OT Frick
Park,"
. to be shown by Mr, di•ass'
of the bureatt..ofoarks, Pittsburgh,
StUdents,. , factilty.,,!serVldemen; and.
the public are all ccirdiallrinMed,