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Mortar Board
Extends Drive
fanipalans to sponsor a school
p, France and to provide clothing
Eturopealh families are being
, Intinued this week by Mortar
.11.)ard, senior women's honorary,
rid Alpha .Rho Omega, Russian
mOrary.
Joan Harrington, president of
women's society, said that be
tween $ll5O and .$ , 500 is required by
Save th e Children Federation
LI order , to establish a school. Con
ti riiMit ions will be co - Fleeted' by
r.'crta,. Board, Mis s Harrington
The American's sense of World
cJizen•Lbtp has been demontstrated
du Europeans by the 1200 schools
sir e Federation ha s already set up,
;,!tti 'Bev. W. I. Reed, associate
gi• rector of the Foundation.
Clothing collected by Aipha Rho
mega willbe sent direct to vela
,-es of students in Europe,' Miss
chairman of the
nrive, indicated. Addresse s should
I senit to Miss Beller at 732 Mic
street, State College, phone
; 02.
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Situdents to Display
\forks at Art Exhibit
Students will have an oppor
tunity to display original art work
from April 7 to 12, Gerda M.
3 . 1... win, president of Pi Gamma
P.-,1ph0., art honorary, said today.
Any media may be, used, in_
.iuding watercolors, oils, pencil
:;ketches or etchings. Work in
tended for the exhibit should be
matted and may be turned in at
the Stuent Union desk in Old
Main.
All student art work submitted
will also be displayed at the
Yleaux - Arts Ball.
fliff Orphan Corresponds
'Two letters /have been received
e y the Independent Studeat
f. - .:ouneil from Guiseppe Lepori,
talian child "adopted" by ISC.
President Frank l'idona of ISC
has had the letters translated
from Italian to English and Gui
reppe reports that he is getting
along fairly well.
• GuisePpe, 13, the oldest of a
i'dmily of seven Children, was
"adopted" by ISC during the na
tlemwide famine drive last year.
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TEE DAIL? COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, ?EMS YLVANLA
X-01 Club Aids
Unpaid Vets
X_Gl's still waiting for sub
sistence checks can receive help
through the Centre County Vet
erans Council by submitting their
name, address, and case number
to Eugene Fulmer, president of
the X-GI club at the Student
Union Desk.
The possibility of showing
movies again in cooperation with
PSGA, CWENS, and IFC was
discussed at the meeting of the
X.DI club last night.
Membership cards for the club
are available at the Student
Union 'beginning 'Friday morning.
price is $l.OO ana will be good
through the P . 311 semester. This
will be the only place to secure
the cards. The cards will be yel
low and no other cards are to be
accepted or bought from any one
individual.
Kecker, Hazinski, Park
Win While Scholarships
John W. White Scholarships
were awarded to Fred M. Kecker,
John D. Hazinski and Dorothy F.
Park, recently by the Senate
Comirnittee - on Academic Stand
ing with the approval of Presi
dent Ralph D. Hetzel and the Col_
lege Senate.
One hundred dollars is given to
the applicant with the highest
standing in the sophomore, jun
ior, and senior class.
"What's Best
"HAS
EVEAYTHI
SENO . FOIR.THE 13ES'IT.SIEWNG HOOK: "THE HIEOSIDIE ESQUIRE"... ONLY ,$1139.. lEsquire, Inc, 919 It ilichiganitta.,-.Chicago .11, Minot
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOST—Army pilot ring with
green jade stone center; in
scribed Napier Field. $5 reward.
Call 3850.
IF YOU took Alligator topcoat
from Delta Sigma Phi by mis
take Saturday night, please return
to Mr. Galbraith's office or oall
2972 after 6 p. m. It's cold out
side!
BIRTHDAY CAKE S, wedding
cakes and other cakes. Frida
Stern, F 22 Irvin. Phone 4818,
State College.
STUDENTS' LAUNDRY washed
and ironed; will call and de
liver. Call Boalsburg 2524.
FOR SALE— 14-piece Dietzgen
Designo Drawing Instrument
set. Call Collins, 2161.
LOST—Raspberry red button
froth • winter coat, between
Diner and Carnegie. Please call
Pat, Ext. 711-170.
LOST—Lord Elgin wrist watch
in or near Carnegie Hall; gold
case. Reward. Call 4098.
Oceans
ey're
aILETE PREFERS TRAVEL REPORT
That travel article on Argentina made
want to take the first plane to Buenos
terrific! In fact, the whole
;quire travel series has my vote."
ITOR SELECTS STORY BY KERN
!raid Kersh's piece, Sharks, has tre
ulous punch, and drama. Esquire has
Tip been famous for fiction, and this
tops them all."
MARK'S
Pe '' o Dairy Store
101 West Nittany Ave
Apart
in . Esquiret"
Paul Bender, '47
Kappa Sigma
Right End, Soccer
Arthur Stober, '4B
Editor-lin-Chief. Froth
LOST 3/4/47 (afternoon), 3rd
Spanks, Navy Foul - weather
Jacket; inside waistband marked
"H G Svenson, Lt. (jg)". Have
your jacket and gloves. Rog, ph.
4949. •
SUBSTANTIAL REWARD for re-
turn .of K&E Log Log Deci-
Trig Rule, or information leading
t o recovery of same. J.L.H. carved
in end Of case, J. Hayes on inside
of flap. Rule numiber was 252017.
Phone 3250, Jack. Hayes.
LOST—"Statistical Analysis" by
Edwards, Friday afternoon be..
tween 3-4 outside No. 2 Sparks.
Please turn in to Student Union.
LOS T— Zeta Tau Alpha pin.
Pinder plwse call Phyl, 317
Atherton Hall, or 4869.
FOR-SALE—A set of tails, never
worn; size 36-37. Call Jake,
2571.
VANTSHIED—CameI hair finger_
tip' coat, 10-11 yesterday, 238
Sparks; has name inside. Have
yours. Hoenig, 3945. P . •
on:
A few weeks ago we showed 'four of your
college•chuxns an advance copy of the April
issue ofESquire (noW cm your newsstand)..Wa
asked them to name their. favorite feature,
and they all picked a different one.
SCHOLAR CHOOSES MOVIE COLON
"Yaw' screen critic, Jatk Aloffitt, is or
of the fewwho write intelligently aboi
Milli-wood is'review of the new pictw
Pursued, is exhilarating."
Spencer M. Sheckler, '4B.
Beta Sigma Rho
Junior Board,' Collegian
CAMPUS POLITICO LIKES CARTOONS
"Illy favorites, airy month, are the car
toons. Best of all, in. ply opinion, are
Webb's tobacco-chewing Mountain Boys
and also those Harem Girls."
Bob Foote, '47
Phi Psi
Ali-College President
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but
they're
"Esquire
Best!"
LOST—Pi LanNbda Phi jeweled
fraternity pin, Friday night.
Reward. Call 3204, ask for Manny.
THE NEW YORKER--One of the
targets of "The Foolish Q.entle
men" .in the Parody Is.sbe of
FROTH. On sale next ,week.
WAiNiTßD—Ride to Philadelphia
for three Saturday, March 15,
after 12. Call Vernon or Jason at
3483.
WILL EXCHANGE light ta n
finger-tip coat for one lost 227
Sparks 10 a. n.. Friday. Call 3308,
Beers. •
FOR RENT---Half a room for one
male student. Phone 4125 or
call 216 W, College Ave.
JEW FOR SALE—Built-in body,
safety glass all around, excel_
lent running condition: Call Skip
Jackson 4272. •
Me boat en::
in the sa
Sure they disagreed on what'a
hest in Esquire. One preferred
the fiction; another, the travel
story; a third liked the movie
critique; and the last one
picked the cartoons as die out
standing feature. But, when
it came to naming their
FAVORITE MAGAZINE.
Esquire got all of their voteos
711tURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1947
MAKE A DATE
TO DIG THE
TRU - BLU
QUINTET
Friday and Saturday
_ Nights
Dancing and Fun
Start at 8:30 p. m.
PARADISE
CAFE
Bellefonte