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Senior Secretary-Treasurer
Patricia Meily 344
JoAnn Rorabaclc 383
Junior President
William Wilson 534
Marlin Baum 557
Junior Vice-President
John Hayes
Alex Mauro
Junior Secretary-Treasurer
Marjorie Gorham 497
Laura Johnston 568
AA President
Ernest Closser 126
Dean Hartman 168
John Potsklan 305
Jack Tighe 828
AA Secretary
Jack Biery 537
/ Gerry Karver 792
John Reeves 69
Student Union
For SU 1635
For field house 160
For $5 fee 1404
Against $5 fee . • 400
Band Uniforms
For uniform fee 1418
Against uniform fee 333
The Nittany-lndep endent party
■was docked two votes for viola
tion of the Election Code. No
other violations were reported.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Nan James was recently elect
ed president of Kappa Alpha
Theta. Other officers are Joan
Bissey, vice-president; Eva Win
ter, recording secretary; Barfoara
Stark, corresponding secretary;
Marjorie Gorham, treasurer; and
Jane Weigle, social chairman.
THE MARDI GRAS
MOVES TO
SKYTOP
WITH THE
TRU-BLU
SEXTET
Featuring
“Pops’* Greenly
“Satch” Thomas
“Shoeless” Lou Levi
“Bumps” Keefauver
“Mouse” Miller
“Cakewalk” Ridall
Playing Those Tunes Thai
Are Sweeping the
Campus . . .
Jelly Roll, Sister Kate, Ugly
Chile, St. James Infirmary,
Sweet Lorraine, High Soci
ety and many others.
FRI. & SAT.
BUSES LEAVE
THE CORNER
8:15 PJM. 9:15 PJML
Special bus Saturday leaves
directly afle r the oar zaifle
drawing for
SKYTOP
Open to Members and Their
Guests.
JOIN AT S.U. or SKYTOP
Scabbard and Blade Taps
Nine men were pledged to
Scabbard and Blade, National
Military Society, after a recent
WHAT DO WE WAN
Decrease In Prices
PRICE REDUCTION
College Sportswear
Cor. Beaver and Allen
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Nine Men al Smoker I and activities. * pul ’ £>oses ’ I Gerton^
smoker at th e Pi Kappa Phi The following were selected for Samuel Neely,
house. This meeting was held to their military, scholastic, and ex- William Sohrey.
introduwce prospective pledges to tra-curricular activities and in- John Stevenson
PROMOTIONS?
College Sportswear does not believe that Price Reduction'Promotions at
a small savings for a short period of time will do enough to ward off in
flation or depression or bring many lasting savings to the consumer. We
believe that prices must come down and stay down so the customer
can buy more goods so we can buy more from the manufacturer—so he
he can stay in production and hire more people.
CAN THE RETAILER ALONE BRING ABOUT A
GENUINE DECREASE IN PRICES!
ACTUAL STORE RECORDS SHOW THAT WE AT COLLEGE SPORTSWEAR,
ON AN OVERALL STORE BASIS, ARE SELLING MERCHANDISE AT MORE
THAN A TEN PER CENT SAVING OVER OUR PRICES OF JAN. I, 1947.
We are sura that our policy of aggressive reductions on slow moving
stocks, better judgment and selectivity in buying, and shortened mark
ups, we will continue to pass these savings on to the public.
With the continued support of our customers and the cooperation of
thousands of reliable retailers throughout the country, we will force man
ufacturers to realize once again that we are in business to give the custo
mer what he wants at the price he wants to pay. Our loss in the meantime
will be our investment in the future of free American enterprise.
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