VAGE EIGHT
Charm the
Stag Lille
Charm the stag line with Fra
grance . Drop a dash of dry
perfume in the hem of your
prom dress. That's a quick flip
way to make your Favorite per
fume go farther. Select your
favorite scent from the six created
by Roger &. Gallet and fill the air
with fragrance as you dance. It's
captured stardust ... it's Roger &
Gallet dry perfume. .
ROGER & GALILET
IYPIEWRIEER NEEDS SERVICE
or bring MOM to 633 W. College. kre.
wonnit.
Alpha Lambda Della Taps
Ten Freshman Women
Pledging for Alpha Lambda
Delta, freshmen women's scholas
tic honorary, took place in the
southwest lounge of Atherton
Wednesday. The following women
were pledged: Pat Enright, Saia.
Etters, Edith Freedman, Arlene
Gerber, Mary McMillion, Bernice
Nalven, Helen Ann Raiber, Elaine
Shapiro, Ruth H. Weinman, and
Betty Ann Wiley. Initiations will
be in the southwest lounge of Ath
erton, 7:30 p. in. Wednesday.
At a recent meeting, the follow
ing new officers were elected:
president, Mary Anderson; vice
president, CharlOtte Kessler; se
cretary, Fay Young and treasur
er, Winifred Neyhardt.
Nursing Councilor Speaks
Evelyn C. Baker, College coun
seling representative for the Na
tional Nursing Council for War
Service, will be on the campus
Monday and Tuesday, November
27 and 28. Miss Baker will ad
-dress a general meeting in 12
Sparks at 11:00 a.m. ' Monday.
Arrangements for individual in- .
'iterviews should be made in 204
Old Main as . soon as possible.
Infirmary Treats 41
The infirmary treated ,a , total
of 41 patients during October,
according to the monthly report
compiled by the Student Health
Service. 19 of the patients were
servicemen, and 22 were stud
ents. Dispensary calls for Octob
er amounted to 1982, of which
number 508 were servicemen and
1474 were students
IF YOUR
JUST DIAL 2491
THE COTIT.FGIAN
Prof Voices
V-Day Plans
Victorious allies will be sowing
"the dragon seed of future wars"
if they adopt any proposal to
parcel out parts of the German
nation , among themselves, Pro
fessor G. J. Wurfl of the College
warned today.
Professor Wurfl, former Ger
man Imperial. army officer whose
son is now overseas with the U. S.
Army Air Forces, recommended
the Reich be ruled by a commis
sion composed of England, the
United States, Russia, and Ger-,
many itself.
The masses of German people,
he explained, follow leaders such
as Hitler only because of confus
ion, fear, and coercion. Democ
racy, he believes, could be suc
cessfully established with allied
help.
"Even if the allies maintained
military rule in Germany• for the
_next 50 years," - the German pro
fessor emphasized, "only chaos
could result from a plan for dis
memberment."
'Such dismemberinent, he ad
ded, would so anger and humil
iate the German people that they
once again would turn to thoughts
of war, and would commission
their scientists to go to their lab
oratories and seek news ways to
sight.
CLASSIFIED SECTIOD
LOST—Dark green Parker pencil.
Sentimental value. Finder please
return to Student Union.
Found: A silver bracelet has
been found and is at Dean Stcd
dart's Office. It may be had at
that office upon • proper identifi
cation.
Notice: Spaghetti dinners and
parties are served to the students
and to the public every -Wednes
day and Saturday at 6 p. m. at
the Alpha Phi Delta' Fraternity,
501 West College Avenue. Please
make reservations early - by call
ing 3412 and ask for the chef.
Lost: Diamond Ring.. Single
diamond, platinum setting. Re
ward. Call Jackie, Gamma Phi
Beta.
Lost: One blue earring in or
near Old Main. If found, please
take to Student Union or call 310
Mac.,
WANTED—Anyone wishing to
teach dancing class two hours
weekly 1.50 per hour.
,C4l Ed.
Frost 2809.
LOSTBrown leather - jacket. In
Main Engineering last Week.
Please return to Student Union.
DESIRABLE Room for tending
furnace and shoveling walks.
Call 2255.
WANTED—Radio-phonograph or
an electric phonograph in good
condition. Dial 3976. Ask for A/S
W. Hershey.
WANTED—Young man to work
for room by performing house
hold chores. Call Mrs. W. W.
Smith-3470.
RIDES WANTED—Wed. eve
nings or early Thurs. mornings
to• Harrisburg. Please call 39
Ath Hall.
LOST—Diamond ring. Single di
amond in platinum setting. Re
ward. Call Jackie, Gamma Phi
Beta.
NOTICE TO MINORS-
Norristown, Pa., Sept. 22/44
A 19 year old mother of two
children, and a wife of a soldier
was fined by Judge Knight $50.00
fine and $30.00 costs, for lying
about her age to buy a glass of
beer.
The Center County Retail Li
quor and Beer Dealers Associa
tion, Inc., will prosecute any mi
nor who has lied about his or het
age to buy beer or liquor from
any of its meniber tap room own
ers in Center County,
The Penal Code No. 375 Sec.
675 provides $50.00 fine plus costs
and possible 60 day jail sentence:
Health Service Reports Fewer Colds on Campus
The College health service has
noticed a considerable decrease
in the amount of colds and other
respiratory disorders among Ar
my and Navy personnel, Dr. Jo
seph Ritenour announced.
Servicemen stationed at the Students Pay Fall Fees
College have been issued sulphur. • . •
pills daily, and these seem to be' Fees for the fall semester will
the cause of the decrease, the be collected today at the Armory
doetor stated. from 9 a:m. to . 12 noon and from
Calling to mind the serious ep- 1 'to 5 p.m. A fine will be im
idemic of influenza at the Col- posed 'on those students who fail
lege last year, Dr. Ritenour urges to make payment at the sched
all students to use common sense uled time.
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CATHAUM THEATRE. ,-.
Fri.-Sat. " Mrs. Parkington" we pi
d G ge a o r s n ort .
Mon.-Tues.
Wed.-Thurs.. • r r -Bud Abbott
Frt. " 11.0S1 In A Harem Costello
Midnite ' "TogeterAgaie
Charles Boyer
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STATE THEATRE
Fri.-Sat.: , Marriage Is A Lana Turner
• ,
John Hodiak
Private. Affair " . . mmol
impqmic' •
mom, "Mark of the 'Whistler" Richard Dix .
Tues.
• " Mummy's GhoSt"• J. Carradine
Wed. .
Man HUnt" W. Pidgeon •
Joan Bennett
Thu.-Fri.Ann Sheridan
Sat. "Dough Girls"
Alexis Smi4b,
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NITTANY THEATRE
"Show Business". Eddie Cantor
Sat.
Block Busters
East Side Kids
Mon.-Tues.
."Gaslight" Charles Boyer
I. Bergman
Wed. "In Old Oklahoma" John Wayne
Thurs. " Big. Show" Gene Autry.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1914
precautions' to combat colds. He
emphasized that fatigue is prob
ably The greatest factor contrib
uting to the lowering of resist
ance.