rtAGE FOUR.
/Alpha Gamma Rho
Recent pledges of Alpha Gamma
'.i;Jho are Lee Breidignan, Edwiard
Cunningh , aan, Jiosepih Freeth, Fred
erick Havpine, Roy Heim!Web, and
)'ester Tawa.
Alpha Kappa Pi
Bdiwin Barr and. Donakli
ere new pledge, s of /Vera Kappa
Kappa Delta
Viola.. Gillespie is presideot of
Kappa Delta. Othe r officers are
sally Schleyer,, vice-president;
Martin, secretary; Barbara
tretsulreT: Arlene Spencer,
wil3istant treasurer; and Meryl
5: own,
Phi Mu
Rid MU held it s Founder's Day
. .ja mu et recently at the Stage Col
) ~ .ge Hotel. Mrs. Cecil Dawson, for
er district president, was the
);ttest speaker.
The pledge dance, Phi Mu
Hine/ Sponsors Book Forum
'Miss Hannah L. Goldberg, New
York City, will speak at Hillel,
ti o'clock tonight. Miss Goldberg
the first of foul• lecturers in a
hook forum that the Foundation
sponsoring.
The Jewish Resistance Move
ment being her main topic, she
will discuss A. Koestler's current
book, "Thieves - in the Night,"
which deals with the clash in
Palestine. The forum is open to
the general public, and will con
tinue 'throughout the month of
March.
'Miss Goldberg, a graduate of
Boston University Law School,
and interpreter of books, is a
baff book reviewer for many
ne'wspa'pers and periodicals.
CA Party Features
Dancimg Slides
Daubing,
,acciording to Dr. Clif
florid R. Adams, is an important
racial aptitude. If you're "just
learning," the dancing class to be
ntarted at the CA Club party, 304
011 d Main, 7:30 tonight, will cer_
tainly help y.ott.
Ala an added . feature, Dr. Clar
ence S. Anderson, associate pro
fe...or of Agricultural Education,
will speak and show slides 'on
Ylawfali. Dr. Anderson was former
ly with UNRRA •in Europe.
The committee in Charge of the
party consists of James Prayer
miuth and Anne Dunaway. Doro
thy Knowles and Brace Werner
:Allem wiU Conduct the dancing
Class. Jicanne Hobbs and Rine
Y.cirichner are in charge of pub
/jolty', and Beatrice Rigling and
iVlantha Harding will take care of
yefirestnents.
IWA Plans New Activities
To Increase Membership
BW'A is pilanning bowling and
other social activities 'after its
)Vlionday night meetings, in an at
tenlpht to interest mbre indepen
dent girls in the club, Esther
Gershnian, scrotal diredtor, said to
day.
Miss Lucille Burrell, Who is
studying for her doctor's degree in
personnel management, has re
cently been appointed advisor to
the club. A gradulate of the Col
loge,
-qhe has served with the War
Department as social director for
enlisited men and as dean of
women at Punahau School in Ha
waii.
BE SURE TO HEAR
THE
TRu-
Q;ARTET
8:30 P.M.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
NIGHTS
PARADISE
CAFE
Bel!efonte'''
Co-edit 3
Phantasy, will be at the Univer
sity Club Saturday, Nick Gthezzi
and his ordwstra will play for the
aiff,a
Sigma Pi
William Hollenbach was elected
president of Sigma Pi. Other offi
cers are Jam Lenney, vice-presi
dcnt; George Rigg, secretary;
Foank Fryburg, treasurer; Rohn
Cunningham, alumni secretary;
and Frederick Smith, lifs - forian.
Plediges are James Oliver, Ste
ven. Suihey, and .Toseph Winter
steer'.
Zeta Beta Tau
Zeta Beta Tau initiated Herbert
Bedhhard, Herbert Bierman, Ber
nard Gordon, Albert Himelfarlb,
Charles :Jacobson, William Levy,
Stanley Miller, and Robert Valz.
Phi Epsilon Pi
Recent pledges of Phi Epfsilon Pi
are llairry Felder, Alan Feldman,
Samuel Freed Win, Sheldon Sax,
and Owen Spann.
She is executive secretary of
the Jewish Reconstructionist
Foundation and national educa
tion chairman of Hadassah,
women's Zionist organization of
which she was formerly vice
president. She is also a ir,emlber
elf the American Zionist Youth
CLASSIFIEDS
All classified advertisements
must be in by 4:30 p.m. day
preceeding issue. Prices are: 40c
for one insertion. 51.00. three
insertions, 1 , 7 words or less. Call
Collegian, 711.
PASSENGERS to Greens burg
and vicinity, leaving Friday,
Wren 7, 3 p. m.; return Sunday.
Contact Boa) :Snipe, 804 Wind
crest.
BOARDERS 'WANTED —Beaver
!House has room for seven
boarders. Call 851, ask for Loffert
or Labash.
LOST—Outside oil Old Main, alli
gator to coat, exchanged for
another. PLEASE call Max, 4702.
L O.S T--/Rhinestone bracelet (be
tween Locust Lane and Ather
ton Hall, , late Friday, Ct. Reward.
Call Laura, 35'1 Ath.
FaR SALE—One tux, size 39
regitliar with vest; single
breasted. Call Bob Koser, 4957.
WANTED—Set of golf clubs. Call
Martinelli 4255.
LOST—Sxx.all silver ring in vicin
ity of Allen and College, Satur
day night. Sentimental value. Re
ward. Call 4815.
FOR WEDDING receptions:
cookies, sandwiches, lunch ca
tering, wedding cakes. Fri d a
Stern, 1122 Irvin Ave., phone 4818,
State College.
•"A GOOD PIPE IS AN INVESTMENT IN DAILY PLEASURE"
IW., DAILY COLL
,EG : TAN, STATE COLLEGEi;TEMSYLVANTA,
=MEI
401ZACE PUFFER, PHA. (PROFESSOR
'YS7 "V 41404
'Edit& Annoiniei'
Book Exchange Saves
$5OO For 1100 Students
One thousand, oule hundred stu
dents used Book Exchange facili_
ties this semester, said Jane Wei
gle, Book Exchange chairman, to
day. Total business was $l4OO and
sayings of $5OO were gained for
these students, said Miss Weigle.
Those Nvho have not called liar
their check, will be notified of
their oversight by mail. These
mailing notices will be conaprieled
by March 18.
A few hard-to-.get books are
now being stored in preparation
fo r next semester.
Notice of book collection will be
made early in May. Chairman
Weigle also stated that Book Ex-
Change activities for the summer
term are at present undecided.
Total registration at the College
has reached 7069, according to
William S. HOffanan, registrar.
One hundred and twenty have en
rolled at l‘lont Alto.
FOR 'RENT—Room for n.cle stu
dent: 'with or without board.
Call in person. 243 S. Pugh St,
OCCUPANT wanted , for one-half
double room at Pollock Circle.
Present occupant going frater
nity. Call Pete Johnson, 346/1,
WANTED Maid for fraternity
house Apply Beaver House or
call 851 after 5:30.
LOST—(Seer mug with sentimen
tal value. Fraternity crest and
name. Call 4975; ask for Chick.
TO PE" SON who took B-1.5 flight
jacket and gloves outside Room
8 Soarks—call Evans, 4402.
WANTED —Members for poster
crew. Attend meeting 9 Car
negie Hall 7 p. in. Tuesday.
AMBITIOUS? Voice your latent
dreams of stardom. ENTER
All. College Talent Show. Sign at
Student Union today.
FOR SALE-4936 Ford sedan;
good condition; radio, heater.
Call Frank, 2203; 250 South Allen.
WANTDD--iSaleslady with tact
and ingenuity to sell last-mov
ing item in girls' dormitories.
Wife of ex ..Gl' preferable but not
necessary. Average earnings $6.00
per hour. Call Ddc, 3204, between
2 and 5 in afternoon.
13!LTY ADD SIRTIT-To buy size 36
, double breasted tux, and for
sale size 36 double breasted tux,
excellent, condition. Call Tom,
2376.
WANTED—JRide to New York
Raster vacation; for wife and
self. Call Walter, 3364.
FOR SALE—A set of tails, never
:worn;' size 36 to 37. Gall Sake,
2571.
FOR SALE—New Navy Flight
Jacket, $15.00. Call 3183, ask
for Bab or Don.
LOST—DuII care and - boredom
wen you hear the Tru Blu
Quartet Friday, Saturday
. nights
at the Paradise Cafe, Spring
Street, Bellefonte.
•TNADt MANN AIM. APP O D 10111
Froth Moire-Ups
New members for Froth Junior
and Senior Editorial Boards , were
announced yesterday by J. Arthur
Stober. editor.
Senior Board move-um are
Allan W. Ostar. managing editor;
and Edward J. Tylowski, art ed
itor.
The appointees to the Junior
Board are Martin Brill, Betty
Ruth Gibbons, Theodore Kunin,
Thomas Lyon, Gloria Parks,
Frank Philippbar, Richard Serge,
Floyd Selbst, and Anna Stoltz.
Sheldon B. Mermelstein,
brrsi
nesc manager. ; announced the Sol
lowing appointments to the Sen
ior Board as business associates:
Sally Bernstein, M. Eynon Coop
er, Milton Feldman. Mary Kane,
Marie MCFaIIS, Martin ardoek,
and Ruth Weisberger.
Recently elected to the Junior
Board as business associates are
Muriel Atlas, Robert Cetlin, Nan
James, Miriam Kroungold, Spen
cer Schack ter, and Jeanne
Schruml.
Houch on Coed
Genial Leo 1 - loncß, Penn State
boxing coach, thinks, the Amer
ican Coed should strive for femi_•
ninity instead of wearing dunga
rees. They make Leo shudder!
THE PENN STATE CLUB presents
,
THE 6TH ANNUAL ALL-COLLEGE .
TALENT SHOW
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THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947
Slinky
(Continued from page one) ,
tice on WMAJ's "GroovologY"
program, and `lBless You" was
dedicated to little number five.
Milt Clark, self-appointed god
father, phoned the "Night Mayor"
of Charlotte, 11.C.,s radio WET,
and telegraphed station WIP iry
Philadelphia of the event. Dedi
cations then - followed from the
deep 'South and the "City of
Brotherly Love."
Now Stinky has the proud tired
look of a mother who has chine
her job well.
The Delts feel shy has earned a
big steak for her part in break
ing a record!
Claud
Thornhill
Semi-Formal
No Corsage