VA.GE: EIGHT
PHA To Organize Upperciass Club;
lfrosh Forum Lists New Officers
Organization of an upperclass
club . will be discussed at a PSCA
get-together for second semester
men and women, and. upperclass
men in the Hugh Beaver room
'1:30 p.m. tonight. Patricia En-
Yight and Robert Barefoot are co
chairmen for the meeting. There
will be special features and news
from the Ca. commissions. Re
freshments will be served.
Lois Wyman is the new presi
dent of PSCA Freshman Forum.
Other officers are: Emily Wiegel,
vice-president; Joan McKeon, sec
retary; Virginia Gallup, treasurer;
Jo Ann Rorabach, worship chair
man; Bunny Rosenthal, social
. These officers will be installed
at candlelight service in. the Hugh
)3eaver Room 6:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Betty Ann Condron, PSCA pres
ident; Shelly Smith, chairman of
work with freshman girls; Phyllis
:fumes and Patricia Enright, for
mer Freshman Forum presidents;
Ruth Auchenbach, advisor for
worship; and Ella Keichline, di
rector of the forum choir, will as
gist with the meeting.
An International Christmas
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED: Ride in direction of
New York City on Wednesday,
December 6. Also ride in oppo
:iite direction Sunday, Dec. 10.
Please call William Colbert, Col
lege Ceramics Department.
.3?O"U_DID: One-half of a V-12 for
Susie. Please call 3984 and con
tact your correspondent who is
enthralled with your scented sta
tionery.
WANTED: Husky Ag males, to be
• auctioned off at Ag mixer in the
Armory Saturday night.
LOST: brown dog-ear tap shoes
in Home Ec building. Please re
turn to Student Union. .
LOST: Delta Gamma pin. Call
Betty Pike, Benedict House.
LOST: gold ankle bracelet en
graved Dorothy and-AL—Call
Dot Colyer 5051-179.
FOUND—Hat left by persons rid
ing from Shingletown road to
State College Saturday, Novem
ber 25 may be claimed at Student
Union upon proper identification.
PERSON who picked up three
notebooks Monday in Mineral
Industries by mistake please call
Bill 4859.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WANT-
ED—A trumpet, fairly priced,
and in good shape. Will person
interested in selling please phone
Jordan 5051 and ask for Aileen
Garber.
WANTED Two dishwashers
Call Phi Sigma Delta 4409.
lATANTED—Two rides to Harris
burg early Thursday mornings.
Please call 39 Ath
LOST—Silver USO bar pin in
town or on campus. Finder
please call Midge 43 Ath. Lotsa
sentimental value.
LOST—Black leather wallet with
initials L. E. W. on outside.
Contains matriculation card and
many valuables. Generous re
ward.
LARGE ROOM second floor,
twin beds, available after Dec.
2 to either men or women. Call M.
ROOMMATE wanted for apart
ment. One block from campus.
Call 4686.
LOST: Black key case Wednes
day. One key is marked A-17.
Reward. Return to Dixon, 305
New Physics.
Recently elected officers of the
College Symphony Orchestra are
John Setar, president; Frances
Hartung, secretary; Robert Man
ning, librarian; and Hermann
buffet supper will be sponsored
by PSCA and Saint Andrew's
Episcopal Church at the Episco
pal Parish house 7 p.m. December
17, announces Betty Funkhauser.
chairman of PSCA commission
one.
Students from other countries
will be guests of honor at a pro
gram highlighting Christmas cus
toms in other lands. The church
young people's groups will be in
vited to send representatives. The
cost will be approximately 50
cents.
BMOC's and BWOC's will ex
plain various phases of campus
life to Freshman Council mem
bers in the Hugh Beaver Room at
7:30 p.m. Monday.
3 Chosen for Positions
In Slate 'Library Group
Three members of the College
Library staff have been named to
offices in the Pennsylvania Library
Association.
Mrs. Lois G. Patterson has been
re-elected chairman and Miss Ruth
J. Bickett was named secretary of
the Junior Members Group. Miss
Gladys R. Cranmer was elected
secretary of the Associatiou.
Additional staff members who
attended the convention in Phila
delphia last month include Miss
Mildred A. Ailman, Miss Helen M.
Cooper, Miss Elsie M. Kresge, Miss
Lela B. Marsh, Miss Kathryn V.
Martin, Miss Katharine M. Stokes,
Miss Irma L. Swank, and Willard
P. Lewis.
Named to Committee
Dr. Edward Steidle, dean of the
School of Mineral Industries at the
College, has been named a mem
ber of a five-man committee to
make "Coal-for-Victory" awards.
The awards, which will be given
for increases' in production and ef
ficiency to meet scheduled require
ments for coal in' 1944, are being
sponsored by "Coal Age," a tech
nical magazine devoted to the op
erating, technical, and business
problems of the coal mining in
dustry.
Send The Collegian to your
friends and parents. Subscriptions
are $1 a semester.
PENN STATE CLASS RINGS
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY
LOCATED IN THE ATHLETIC STORE
TWO DAY
SALE!
• FRIDAY and SATURDAY
100% Wool COATS—Reg. 29.98
20.00
100% Wool SUITS—Reg. 29,98
10.00
These Are New Fall Coats and Suits—Regular Prices
Are Our Ceiling Prices
Charles Shop
Allen Street
THE COLLEGIAIf.
Placement Interviews
D. W. Durham, personnel
manager of the du Pont de Ne
mours Company, Wilmington,
Del., will be on campus De
cember 8 to interview students.
Durham will interview eigh
th semester students in chem
istry and all phases of engi
neering.
Arrangements for personal,
interviews should be made as
soon as possible in 204 Old
Main.
Lit Majors
Form Club
English literature majors who
have formed a group, tentatively
named Belles Lettres Club, will
meet in 205 Sparks, 4 p. m., De
cember 7.
Officers elected at the last meet
ing are: Winifred S. Worrell, pre
sident; Jane Burleigh, vice-presi
dent; and Joan Hock, secretary
treasurer. Prof. A. Pauline Lock
lin and Prof. Douglas S. Meade
are faculty advisors.
Programs will include talks by
faculty members, discussions by
club members, current events in
literature, and the celebration of
significant anniversaries in liter
ature. All Liberal Arts students
who are majoring in English lit
erature are eligible to join.
The purpose of the club is to
stimulate and encourage the wi
der reading of good literature, to
promote fellowship among the stu
dents and faculty of the depart
ment, and to sponsor projeCts ser
ving to direct the cultural life of
the college community.
Dr. Lininger Appointed
Dr. F. F. Lininger, director of
the College agricultural experi
ment station, has been elected
chairman of the sub-section on ex
periment station work of • the- As
sociation of Land-Grant Colleges
and Universities.-
Dr. Lininger was head of the de
partment of agricultural economics
at the College •before his appoint
ment as director.
Students interested in trying
cut for assistant wrestling man
ager should- sign up at the Ath
letic Office, Old Main, as soon as
possible.
Debaters Meet
Haverford Team
Second in a series of inter-col
legiate debates held at the Col
lege will take place with Haver
ford College in 121 Sparks, 8 p.m.
Wednesday. Chairman of this
cross-examination style debate
will be Edward Zemprelli, mana
ger of men's debate team.
Haverford College speakers
have not yet been determined,
but those who will represent the
College will be Ralph C. John and
Sanford E. Rafsky. They will dis
cuss the following proposition:
'Resolved: That the federal gov
ernment should subsidize the
higher education of superior high
school graduates whose parents
are unable to finance such an ed
ucation.
'Members of the audience will
be invited to participate in dis
cussion in an open forum follow
ing the debate.
Women's Debate Adds
19 Freshmen Members
Women's Debate recently added
the following freshmen members:
Mildred Bason, Frances Baylin
sonu, Ruth Eister, Elsadie Escof
fery, Elsie Harwitz
Florence Kensinger, Pearl Kolb,
Helene Lesse, Elizabeth Lindsay,
Betsy Marshall, Joan McKeon,
Elaine Mittleman, Barbara Morri
son, Esther Pebly, Jo Ann Rora
bach, Catherine Savige, Jane
Staus, Ann Stoltz, and Lois Wy
man.
The debate team is under the
direction of Clayton H. Schug, as
sistant professor of public speak
ing.
WARNER BROS.-STATE COLLEGE THEATRE
PROGRAM'
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CATHAUM THEATRE
Fri.ay Millard "Till We Meet Again"
Sat.-Mon. Irene Dunne -
Tues. Together Again Chas. Boyer
Wed.-Thur. if
Fri. An American Romance"
B. •DOn
Ann Richards
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STATE THEATRE
Fri. Sat. "None But They Lonely Cary Grant -
Heart" E. Barrymore .
Mon. "Twilight On The Prairie"
Tues. "Dark Mountain" Ellen Drew
Wed. "Little Old New York "" Alice Faye
Thur.-Fri. "Tall In The Saddle" WaYne
Sat. Ella Raines
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NITTANY THEATRE
Fri. "Cry Havoc" M. Sullivan
Sat. " Eagles Brood"
Mon. " Between Two Worlds " J. Garfield
Tues. "Tunisian Victory and
"Up In Mabel's Room"
Wed. 'Song Of The Open Road' C.McCaxthy
E. Bergen
Thurs. "The Heavenly Body "" Hedy Lama"
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1944
Beware of
WON If&
he's on the prowl!'
Watch out for "Nippy Air" who .
walks abroad these chilly days,
reddening noses and chapping ten-
der lips
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Smoothies invisible Sim oyeryour
lips and you einAefitheharshest
weather. Chapped lips are .not
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So drop in at any drug store and
say "Roger & Geller original Lip
Pomade in the handypocket tube."
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