FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1945
Ship Ahoy
With • the famous Winter Ban
only orie . day away,. Salty V,
Twelve hopes that you all have a
ticket ' to: this great Naval oper
ation. •So the mighty migration
you'll see on the morrow will be
to Rec.• Hall. to see and hear "Shep
Fields and. His 'New Musid:" Those
six beauties whose lovely. count
enances adorn the Athletic Store
window in town •are the candi
dates for the "Campus Queen."
The choice' is up to you. Get out
and vote; Get out and dance. Get
on the ball—be 'at the ball.
The Good Word
S 2/c Jack Bernard former,V
-12 here at State now at Tarmac
duty in Washington •was cheered
up last week-end by pretty Chris
'Diehl . . Nice work if you can
get it . . . A/S Harold Schechter
who refused to be stopped by that
old proverb "No Tee-Kee, no
Washee," now has a nice pretty
"Tee Kee" . . . A/S "Tyrone
Power" Biggard has added anoth
er heart to his collection . . .
Current scenes in the Bks. on the
hill . . . A/S Bob Rea forlorn
over Petunia, his lost love . . .
A/S G. Passananti %got that stiff
neck—a sore part of his anatomy
—from eyeing the local females
who pass Bks. 24 . . . A/S Bob
Humphrey's favorite ditty might
be "McKnight and Day" . . . The
key to A/S IVllattson's many dates
.. . Open the phone book, pick a
pretty number . . . Unless there's
a nickel shortage he'll always
make out . . . A/S Jimmy Le
cocq's good behavior surprises a
good many . . .:.coeds? ... . A/S
Dave Doan has d opped anchor at
the Anchorage ". 1
. . Full steam
ahead! . . . A/S ob Stabley, only
V-12'er to appear in the Players
Productions will do it again in
"Twelfth Night," this dramatic
group's next play.
Off the Beam- = ---., . •
The $64 queStion this week
'Where does A/S Jim Sheehan
Customs Off!
Tribunal 'announced Wed
nesday, between halves of the
Penn State-West Virginia bas
ketball game, that 'all fresh
man customs are removed.
Two frosh, Donald Holtznian
and. Edward Moyer, who didn't
wear their customs, must con
tinue wearing them for another
week. Holtzman and Moyer
will wear white sox and rolled
trouser cuffs in addition to the
regulation frosh costume.
in 1923 under the name of Nancy
Carastro, she joined the staff of
the Collegian. In 1943 after a me
teoric rise Nancy began writing
her scintillating column, "Old
Mania."
And you can ride your broom
stick right out of here, honey, You
don't scare me. —CASSIUS
renzentler die dance
with a pichtre . . . ,
Lundy & Mader
Roving Pitolograpitera •
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See nott.,;at 'IL' lance.l.l
By A/S FRED VOGEL
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hide his whip?"' ... More V-12'en;
have made good . . Ray Fink.
Walt Stenger, Art Miller, and
Nick Arayssian are now called
Ensign . . . A/S Paul. Berg has
discovered that Shamokin has
more assets -than coal. That
lady clad in fur is known as Lou
. . . The world is breathlessly
waiting to hear .who'll escort A/S
Jim Jones,- Bks. 13's pin-up boy
to the Winter Ball . . . That new
C. P. 0. on' board is Lou DeFil
ipo, former All-American center
for Fordham University and cen
ter for the New York Giants . . .
It's rumored that A/S Joe Had
dock, perennial V-12'er, has suc
cumbed to feminine pulchritude
. . . Salty V. TwelVe will see you
a! the Winter Ball tomorrow night
. . . You'll hear Shep Fields and
vote for "Your Campus Queen."
Foreign Born Students
Number 41 at College
Penn State, ranking first among
Pennsylvania's colleges and uni
versities in enrollment of foreign-.
born. students,. reports 47 men and
women representing 26 different
countries are currently enrolled in
the seven educational divisions of
the College.
Four Navy V-1.2 trainees and
eight graduate students make up
the group which' includes 18 wom
en and 29, men..
Home nations of the . students
include' Canada, England, Scot
land, Mexico,. and 8 Latin Amer
ican• countries. These are Colom
bia, Ecuador, - Cuba, Argentina,
Brazil, Chile, Bolivia and Panama
as well as Turkey, Egypt, Italy,
Poland, Hungary, Norway, Trini
dad, Germany, Czechoslovakia,
Austria and the Philippine Islands.
Shorf Circuit Causes
Fire at College Building
State College Alpha firemen
were called to: the sub-basetnent
of the New Physics Laboratory,
Campus, about 11 p.m. Tuesday
where a short circuit in a small
transformer set fire to the appa
ratus.
Flames shot up around the
transformer but when employees
of the building pulled the switch
controlling the circuit, the flames
stopped immediately. When fire
men arrived the fire was out.
Other than a- few burned wires
and a little smOite in the building,
there was no damage, firemen said
later.
80 Ex-Soldiers Enrolled
Ex-servicgmeri enrolled at the
College this 2 - semester under the
"GI Bill of Rights" number 80,
according to official figures re
leased today.
THE GOT•LFGIAN
Calendar.
Today
ILille] Services, 7:30 p.m.
Upperclass Open Party Gym
khana, 309 Old Main, 7:30 p.m.
"Swing 'ln," Armory. 8 to •I 2
p.m
Tomorrow
PSCA. Cabinet meeting, 304 Old
Main, 1 p.m.
"Swing In," Armory, 8 to 12
p.m.
V-12 Winter Ball, Rec
8:30 p.m
Sunday
Chapel Service, Schwab Audi
torium,. 11 a.m.
PSCA Operf House, 304 Old
Main, 2 to 5 p.m.
Hillel. Forum, subject: "Zion
ism," speaker, Rabbi Manning H.
Bleich of Lewistown, 3 p.m.
Red Cross Blood Donor meet
ing, 104 Old Main, .4 p.m. -
. Wesley Foundation, Student
Friendly Hours, Symposium,
"What the Church Owes the
World." Five students will speak,
5 to 7 p.m. •
Monday
PSCA Forum Choir, 4 p.m.
IWA meeting, 401 Old Main, 7
p.m.
Orchestra Rehearsal,• 117 Car
negie Hall, 7 p.m.
Dancing Class, Armory; 8 to 9
p.m.
Tuesday.
Penn State Treble Singers, 117
Carnegie Hall, 7 p.m.
PSCA Forum Council Social,
304 Old Alain, 7 p.m.
Panhellenic Council, Dean of
Women's Office, 7:15 p.m.
Psi Chi meeting, 204 Burrowes
Building, 7:30 p.m. • • "'
First semester Collegian candi
dates, Collegian Office, r:3O
Second semester Collegian can
didates; Collegian Office; 8 p.m. .
Wednesday
Cwen meeting, WSGA Room,
White Ha]l, 5:15 • p.m. •
Church Door • Canteen,
.St. An
drew's Episcopal Parish
,; House, 7
to 11 p.m.
Blue Band, 117 Caneiie Hall,
7 p.m.
Gamma Pi Epsilon Meeting, 318
Old Main, 7:15 p.m.
. Thursday.
Le Cercle Francais, Hugh Bea
ver Room, 7 p.m.
Dancing Class, Armory, 8 to 9
p.m.
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his worst, so take caret .His chilly
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unsightly.
Be ready for him. keep a handy
tube of Roger & Galles original
Lip Pomade in your pocket. And
whenever you step out-of-doors
smooth its invisible, healing film
over lip membranes.
For both men and women, Roger
& Gallet Lip Pomade' hai long
been the accepted relief for.chap
ped, cracked lips. Pick up a tube
today at any drug store.
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Front and. Center
Tom Hughes Jr. was among the
men commissioned as Ensigns in
the United States Naval Reserve
at ceremonies held recently in the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
in New York . . . George Hart has
received his'Second• Lieutenant's
bars as an administrative officer
with the Army Air Forces at the
San Antonio aviation cadet cen
ter in Texas . . . Ruth Yohe was
commissioned an Ensign in the
Waves at the midshipmen's school
in Northampton, Mass . . .
Flying Dutchman
First Lieut. Reid McCloskey, a
bombardier, on the Flying Fortress
"Flying Dutchmen," has complet
ed the sixth month of a distin
guished combat career with the
Eighth Air Force. The Air Medal
and five Oak Leaf Clusters testi
fy to his brilliant record .. .
Capt. Alfred Meder has arrived
"Stateside" after being seriously
wounded on Boungainville in the
South Pacific. Capt. Meder was
rescued by natives after he and
his squad had fallen into an en
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JUST DIAL 2492
V-12 WINTER
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HONOR—"The Nittany Lions."
HEAR—The V-12 Glee Club
RECT—Your Campus Oueen
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Tickets on
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emy. ambush . . . Maj. John
Brown Jr. has also returned to
the states after completing twel
ve months of combat flying•withl
the Ninth Air Force in the Euro
pean theater of operations oh*
dive-bombing. The 28-year-014
veteran of 99 missions is crediteo,
with destroying five enemy air
craft, and he wears the Silver
Star, Distinguished Flying Cross,
Purple Heart, Air Medal with
nine Oak Leaf Clusters, Europeah•
theater ribbon with four start
and American theater ribbon with:
one star . • .
China Front
First. Lieut. Robert Phillips ix
now in his 15th month of duty
with Y-Force Operations .Staff,
America's largest military miss.
ion. The Y-Force is the American
organization which trained and
supplied the Chinese Expedition
ary Force for their Salween cam•
paign. Lieut. Phillips has been
working as a liasion officer with
Chinese troops on the Salweery
front.
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