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With the. governmaxit -urging Where Am I ...
people to out excess money in war
And they say professors arc ab
bonds and the scarcity of fancy sent-minded . . . A coed who
wrapping paper for . gifts almost stayed up most .of the night study
nation wide, one papa of a fresh- ing for a psych statistics blue
than coed gave his pride :and joy book journied into Sparks bright
a practical item even. Uncle Sam and early the next morning to dis
cotddnl .object to. The g ift, 75 cover alag, too late, that she had
feet of .gcod. strong .rope,. was forgotten the room number. On
dad's idea .of safety first. Seems ly one thought was clear. The
the parent had visited the.coed at room. was somewhere on the
her Locust Lane lodging and dis- ground floor.
covered that .an unthinking arch
itect had built the. frosh dorm Frantically she •ran through the
sans a fire. escape. And now, co-
halls trying first one floor, then
another. After she had fumbled
edi 'the . •.OVer , the busy
at the same door three times an
training themselves to 'get to the'
young lady's.room in double quick alarmed prof delegated one air
time so that -in case of fire they crew student to leave class and
can use Tarzan tactics and make try to discover the young lady's
problem. She confided in the gen
out the hard way.
tleman and then she repeated the
story to several other air corps
representatives who. had watched
Hup, two three, dip, step, and her opening and closing doors at
servicemen at the College learn random. •
to shuffle while they' march. •Glar- The boys volunteered their serv * -
la Woodward shouted *.ferth the Ices. and with undying
,patience
tidings that for just ten bents a they trotted all through the halls
dance' a uniform wearer can be trying, each and every 'door.
the. life of .the .party. All men in.: en they :couldn't, find :the . . room;
terested in winning. friends this however, *and . a . completely
easier way may sign .up at the fused coed werdto'the psychology
service center for ten . dancing - department - ivitih - her. problem.
Classes to be held in the Armory They told her the whereabouts
3 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon. of •
.the •rciomi but, • too: late,: and
The price, just one* dollar fin. the she 'took" the the test that afternoOn .
'ten lessons, and volunteers - will in 'the prof'S . offide . :Where every-'
find real live coeds - ready to. help 'thing was . ' nice and qUiet: - : Tough,
Ithem • through* .this Soqial ,basic or as*they say:in the.harrackS
training. ' •
Dance, Mister! . . .
Lions Tales
•We _found...ourselves besieged
with special items upon •returning
from the holidays. You'll be seeing
numerous frosh - at the Navy
. Marine formal this Saturday •eve
ning including :Jean Ford with
Walt Benney, -Marie Mathewson
-with Ray Jackson, Marty Ball
.with Luke Huber and Bette Viehl
:with Walt Kemmerrer, and Jay
Jones with Bill Patridge.
Engagements •
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Chi omega, Caroline Fisher
married Ensign George Peyton,
delta chi alum on Christmas Day
and several engagements were
announced over vacation. Perky
McLallan, theta to Ensign Bill
Foster . . . Andrea Lewis theta to
Gardner Lindsey kappa sigma.
Shirley Quartner to David Bloom
berg.
Kappa alum Mary Lou Kieth to
Larry Fairchild, DU alum . . .
Rowena McCray kappa to Fritz
Kroesen, a DU from Rutgers and
Florence Lenker to Robert Clay
man.
. Sally Kunzler and former State
student, Ben Seams are engaged
as well as theta Kathy Osgood and
Ensign Tom Zumbro, now station
ed in New London, Conn. . . .
gamina phi beta Betty Jane Yost
is displaying a diamond via Les
Trout, alpha sigma phi . . . Allie
Herr, gamma phi beta is engaged
to Paul Young . . . Kay Hibbard,
alpha chi and Jim Hoag, State
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STATE ENGINEER
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By SERENE' F. ROSENBERG
•delta chi .now stationed-at' Max:.
...well Field, Ala : . ...are alsogaged
...and Kenny Kanengiser, forth.:
:er Stater now . at U.P.I. in ASTP,.
made' a flying visit up
.ht - 7 yes
terday: to put an engagement ring
on Nan Lipp's finer.
Claire Hamilton now wears the
white star of sigma nu which she
received from Bob Hall, former
' State student . . . theta Evie Koh
ler is wearing. an 'A" (army) pin
-from,-West Point cadet Ted Adair
. . kappa Sally Schmidt is sport
ing Joe Riden's phi kappa phi pin
. . . and one we missed . . . Bernie
Cohen, gamma sig pinned alpha
epsilon phi, Harriet Morrison.
Visitors
.Bill Shaybacker, phi kappa sig
ma and Martha Elston were seen
together just before vacation when
he was here on furlough, Alum
Wally Gerson visited Elaine Freed
this weekend, Marjorie .Cherry,
delta gamma prexy, spent a week
in Florida visiting State sigma
phi' sigma; Russy Newton while
Dotty Lamb, delta gamma, tray
The Center of Attraction
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By..M. J. NE -MeCHESNE,Y.
FRATERNITY JEWELRY
L G. BALFOUR COMPANY
LOCATED IN THE ATHLETIC STORE
THE PENN
THE COLLEGIAN
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Toddy
PSCA Cabinet meets in 304 Old
Main, 12:45 p.m.
Faculty "Tip-Off" Rally for
PSCA Finance Canvass, State Col
lege Hotel banquet room.
Nittany Co-op cabin party, Ski
Cabin. Leave 244 E. Nittany ave
nue, 2 p.m.
Navy-Marine Ball, Rec Hall,
dancing from 9 p.m. to midnight.
Sundam
Fee Lecture on Christian
Science by Will B. Davis, C. S.,
121 Sparks, 3:30 p.m.
Chapel, Schwab Auditorium, 11
a.m. Dr. Bernard Clausen, First
B aptist C hurch, P ittsburgh,
speaks.
Lounge for civilians and serv
icemen, 304 Old Main, 2-5 p.m.
Classical music, 305 Old Main,
4-5 p.m. Pind-pong in 401 Old
Main.
Monday
Advanced Forum-Council meets,
304 Old Main, for trip to observ
atory, 7:30 p.m.
Freshman men's Council, 304
Old Main, 8 p.m.
Penn. State Engineer candidates
meet, • 1 Armory, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Freshman women's F orum
meets 304 Old Main, 7:30 p.m.
-First-semester candidates for
Collegian editorial staff meet in
Collegian office, Carnegie Hall,
.7:30 p.m. Last semester candi
dates,. and reporters, meet at the
office; 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday
:.: Civil Engineering meeting, 107
Main Engineering, 7:30 p.m. Mov
ies; ."Building a Bomber." All
'Hamilton •Propellor girls invited,
also .'CiOl: engineering students.'
--WRA.'meeting WRA. room,
.
•ftfte -Hall,' 7.:15 p.m.
Surgical dressings, Home Eco
nomics building, 7:30 p.m.
Dr. - McCord Speaks
At. Third Lecture Series
The third lecture in the current
Liberal Arts series will be deliv
ered by Dr. John L. E. McCord,
professor of. farm management
and agricultural economics in 121
Sparks at 7:30 p. m. on Thursday.
He will talk on the subject
"Some Problems in the Production
of Our Food Supply Under War
Conditions." He will discuss the
world food situation in general,
touching on the production prob
lems of surplus countries and de
ficit. countries, as they enter into
the food picture. •
The lecture will be illustrated
by charts and two colored films.
eled to_Chicago to see Dud , Ruth
erford, sigma phi, and Jack By
rom, phi •psi visited Ruth Cauff
man, alpha chi omega.
It seems that we made a mis
take• in referring to Larry Cher
venak as a theta chi for he has
been president of the theta xi
house for six • semesters.
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Front And Center .
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Thirty-five former students have
recently reported to the AAF Pre-
Flight School for Pilots at Maxwell
Field, Alabama, an installation of
the Army Air Forces' Training
Command, to begin another phase
of their training as pilots in the
U. S. Army Air Forces' Expand
ing program.
These aviation cadets include
Jerome Berlinger, Dick Cook, Fred
Frankfort, Dick Gray, Edward
Hahn, Sam Haines, Jesse Haw
thorne, Ed Hendler, Jim Hoag, Sam
Holland, Howard Horne, Bill
Hosier.
Bob Howard, John Hughes, John
Jones, Ray Joiner, John Kelso,
Bob Kinter, Norman 'Klobetanz,
Bob Kolb, Steve Koven, Horace
Kurtz, Bill Landefled, Osdar Lange,
Jack Lange, Elvin Long, Ed Lapos,
Carl Larson, John F. Lloyd, Ed
Matter, Bob Maurer. .
Bill May, Jay McCardell, Joe
McCurdy, Bill Manzie, and Wendel
Young.
With Commissions
. . Capt. Curtis Miller, pilot of a
Martin Marauder bomber in •
combat missions over Africa, • the
Mediterranean, Sicily, andltaly i§
now at the Army Air Forces Re
distribution Station No. 2 at Miami
Beach for reassignment.
Winner of the Air 'Medal seven
times in addition to a personal .
citation from-Major Gen. Jamea.H.
Doolittle, Capt. Miller be ex
amined by selected medical,' ancl
classification Officers , :whose -joint
findings '
.determine a: returnee's
next assignment:
John McNelis and Bill -Messerly
recently received their Navy wings
and were.commissioned Ensigns
in the Naval Reserve folloWing
completion of the•prescribed train
ing course at -the Naval Air Train
ing Center, Pensacola, Florida.
Second Lt. .'Fred Sullivan has
arrived at the Pecos Army Air
Field and is assigned as meterolo
gist. Lt. Sullivan, who entered
the service last March, was as
signed to Pecos from Chanute
Field, Illinois where he was a stu
dent of meterology.
Milton Dinowitz, former meter
ology student, recently was com
missioned second lieutenant in the
Army Air Force and assigned to
the world-wide Army Airways
Comunications system in Colum
bus, Ga.
Aviation Cadet William Bates
was• commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the Army Air Forces
after completing bombardier train.;
ing at the Carlsbad (New Mexico)
Army Air Field.
She's Lovely!
She's Invited!
She's Going
Na -Marini
Rec Hall
50c Per Couple
By RITA M. BELFONTI
Officers-To-Be
Aviation. Cadets Dave Lundy
and Charles Burge have reborteil
for duty at the Army Air Force;t
Bombardier School, Carlsbad, New
Mexico, where they will study
advanced high-level bombardier
ing and dead-reckoning navigation.
Here and There
Phil Mitchel, ex-biz manager of
the Collegian, left for New
Cumberland yesterday. Ray StocP
is now at Fort Custer, Michigan,
while Pfc. Paul N. Woodland has
been promoted to the rank et!
corporal.
Sparkling eyes •and a ••tooth
paste-ad • smile , belie the deadj,
skill' with:which • the comely
• above kills Germans. .'She'l
‘Zags,"- • a ' Yugoslav partisan
sniper • who • . has - -many
-.Nazis, •taken an -oath to hill
Student Department 9:30 A.M
Communion Service 10:45 A.NI
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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Westminster Fellowship
6:15 P.M.
"The Japanese-American"
Speaker—Rev. J. T. Smith
BEGIN THIS NEW YEAR 1
WITH A
CHRISTIAN PURPOSE
to the
Formal
0 Saturday 8:30.12:00
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