The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, July 14, 1944, Image 8
PAGE EIGTiT ASTP Gives Away $2OO Al 'War Stamp Dance' Approximately 600 trainees, students, and faculty members at tended the ASTP "War Stamp Dance" Saturday night and watched $2OO in war bonds and stamps given away. The entire proceeds of the eve ning were raffled off to help :stimulate interest in the Filth War - Loan . Drive. Admission to the dance was a 25 cent war ptamp. Those who won bonds or :31 - amps are Pfc. Raymond Pagan k.opf, Tech. Sgt. John Lohman, A/S -Hopay, Lucille Juengert, A/S Charles Hood, Marion Pef f or, Audrey Kreeger, Martha Gosztonyi, and Eva Conway. Candidates- (Continued from page one) Omega, V-12 queen, and Tennis club. Lion—lsabelle Milligan: La Vie, Alpha Omicron Pi, Froth, Panhellenic Council secretary, and Choir. Sixth semester president: Key— Charles Alcorn: Druids, Pi Kappa Phi president, All-College Cabinet, head 'basketball -manager, Inter kraternity.:Couneil, fifth semester president, - and freshtnan counsel. • L r. Lion- 1- -Lynn. Taylor;, Phi Delta Theta , and American Society of Civil 'Engineers. Sixth semester •secretary-treas urer: Key Evelyn Wasson: Thes pians, House of Representatives, Kappa Alpha Theta president, Panhellenic Council, Collegian Junior Business Board, and Ather ton Hall president. Lion Jean Tritschier: Gamma Phi Beta, PSCA, House of Representatives, and Newman club. Fifth semester president: Key— Jack Davenport: Phi Delta Theta, Interfraternity Council, and U. S. Army. Lion—Fritz Huntington: Sigma Nu, Collegian, and preai., dent of the Industrial Engineering Society. Fifth semester secretary-treas urer: Key—June Thomas: WRA Intramural Board, Chi Omega, PSCA, Bowling club, and Tennis club. Lion—Jean Weaver: Cwens, Thespians, WSGA, Panhellenic Council vice-president, and dor mitory vice-president. Fourth semester president: Key —Terry Ruhlman: Newman club, Sigma Chi, and PSCA. Lion—Tom Smith, Druids, Phi Delta Theta treasurer, and varsity lacrosse let terman. Fourth semester secretary-treas. , urer: Key—Jean Bosch: Kappa Al pha Theta, and PSCA. Lion Marlies Muller, Alpha Omicron •Pi and Riding club. Third semester president: Key— William Morton: Players, PSCA Cabinet, Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Handbook staff, and Freshman Men's Council. Lion—Fay Young: Collegian, Cwens, Alpha Lambda Delta, WRA Executive Board, PSCA, Student Handbook staff, and Dance club. Third semester secretary-treas The FIRST Nik TIONAL BANK . of STATE COLLEGE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation News Analysis (Continued from page seven) "hard" or .a "soft" peace • for de feated Germany. Professor Nevins, the historian, has returned from Australia with the report that Australia is looking forward to the post-war era when she is preparing to take her place as a major Pacific power. South America saw the further entrenchment of a Fascist dictator ship in Argentine, and at the same time a rise in the tide of revolt against dictator presidents in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. (c) Our Domestic Attention Area. This attention area is coming to dominate more and more all news events, especially as we approach the planning of the peace. At the moment the balance sheet is one of confusion in recording our gains and losses. President Roosevelt an nounced he would accept the re nomination "—reluctantly, but as a good soldier—." The major issue seemed to be• shaping up around the selection of a candidate - for the vice presi dency. Wallace's social and eco nomic views have created for him bitter enemies among southern conservatives. The Republicans were spending their time shaping up party stra tegy...,Attempts -were being made to comp* * the differences in the party between the, isolationist and world. organization wings. More and more it seemed•the interpre tation of the party's vague foreign policy depended upon novitiate Dewey. Retail prices seem to be headed upwards with changes in ceilings due to Congressional pres-. sure. Cabin Party- (Continued from page one) The program there will consist of two films; -"Jap Zero" and "Day of Battle" furnished by the film brary of the College. A sing will be followed by a short mixer com plete with ice-cold punch. Ad mission to this program will be possible by matriculation cards. urer: Key—Nan Charles: Kappa Gamma, Cwens vice-president, Players, Freshman Forum, WSGA intramural sports manager, and Rifle club. Lions—Pat Reiff, Rifle club, Alpha Xi Delta, and sopho more representative to Home Eco nomics club, Executive Council. Second semester president: Key —Bill Jai'urs: Alpha Chi Sigma, All-College Cabinet, and first se mester president.. Lion—Frank Fryburg; Sigma Pi, Freshman Men's Council, PSCA, and Penn State in China. Second semester secretary-treas urer: Key—Paul .Thayer: Phi Kap pa Sigma. Lion—Reed Pratt, track. Gal vanek stated today that there there would be a meeting of all candidates in 318 Old Main, 8 p. m. Monday and 5 p. m. Wednesday. The Elections Committee will meet 7:30 p. m. Monday in the same room. THE COLLEGIAN College Committees- (Continued from page one Rules: B. V. Moore, chairman; C. A. Bonine, W. S. Hoffman, ex officio, R. H. Waters and W. E. White. Course of Study: C. L. Kinsloe, chairman; G. C. Chandlee, R. A. Dutcher, .L. M. Jones, D. R. Mitchell, F. D. Kern, ex officio, E. B. van Ormer and P. A. Shelley. Military Instruction: P. X. Rice, chairman; A. W. Gauger, C. P. Lang, J. D. Lawther, Col. G. G. Mills, ex officio, J. H. Simons, G. E. Simpson and M. R. Trabue. Public Occasions: C. E. Bulling er, chairman; E. C. Bischoff, J. W. Breneman, W. E. Carson, stu. dent representative, H. Fishburn, ex officio, R. B. Hewes, E. K. Hibshman, ex officio, W. E. Ken_ worthy, ex officio, W. B. Mack and Gloria Whyel, student repre sentative. Publications: P. C. Weaver, chairman; L. H. Bell, ex officio, T, J. Gates, ex officio, G. W. Hed lund and W. P. Lewis. Representatives on Board of Student Publications: F. C. Ban ner. Student Welfare: Laura. W. Drummond, chairman; C. L. Al corn, student representative, A, A. Aorland, Margaret L. Chapman; student representative; J. H. Friz_ zell, Marie Haidt, E. C. Henry; C. E. Ray, ex officio, J. P. Ritenour, ex officio and A. R. Warnock, ex officio. . . .. . . , , lt , . .. '` l r • - -- - ..,',.. ... • ./t ...'' :..... ' ' ' t :‘ ' ,ammorh , . - ,ffignifiVence and !force . It's got airplanes, ships, sampans, jeeps, fires, bombings, battles, sunsets,, (Laraine Day, and magnificent Technicolor.-0‘ t. 4 COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED SECTIO WANTED—MaIe students to work . on Student Patrol. Spare time work. 50 cents per hour. Call 320 Main Building. LOST—Green Schaeffer pencil. Reward. Call Baker Holman 3965. HKH REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI and meals serves' at 501 W. College avenue. Call and make your res ervations, 3412. THE ALPHA PHI DELTA is open to students for room and board. Call 3412. TAKEN—Watch and wallet from Rec Hall Monday night which was a graduation gift from my grandmother who is now deceased. Return to towel room and no ques tions will be asked. FOR RENT—Seven-room apart ment. Fine location, completely furnished, over Skellar•. Call Herb 4409. LOST—Some time in. June, black umbrella with green. string , at base of handle. Reward. Call 2971. HINT ,4 Riercti .112 'Miles St. FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1944 ATTENTlON—Musicians interea ed in playing in a leading cain• pus dance band, Statesmen, Cal Ed Zemprelli 2300 immediately: Newman Club Meeting Regular business meeting of Newman Club, organization far Catholic students on campus, w; be held in 110 Home EconomiL 2:30 p. m. Sunday, Marie .Scilabl3a, president, announced. All Catho : lic men and women are urged:-ti attend. Movies will be shown in th Home Economics Auditoriurn-at p.in. Thursday. • Today and Saturday , Note: .Continuous Perforrnine , n' Every Saturday ' All-the Thrills of.. . :'Kenluck'`..• Magnificence of •-"Marylanir,!. Plus' a New- Story LIBERTY • GAKINE, \ ~.. . . Ifit _......, , ii NA Ordliatrii* AIJOIta /10, , ;1.1.... 98KAY KAYE ~i,- - , . ..:., n 0J-..., ~ f . ,1 , 1 - ,,,i t , • •••• • ••• - .47 - 2 .4m5r4 ; Wednesday Only ' Starts Thursday ~r`~. ,^y „~~~:. el k