PAGE FOUR Dramatists Seek Future Authors The thirteenth annual compe tition for awards in dramatic writing has been announced by the Dramatists' Alliance of Stan ford University. All persons. whatever their training, experi ence, or residence. are eligible to compete in the contests, which close Februav 15. Entries are to be mailed to Dramatists' Alli ance, Box 201) Z. Stanford Uni versity, California. The purpose of the competition and awards is to discover new and striving authors, and to recommend the best plays to community and college theaters and to established periodicals. Those entering the best work may, for a special fee to cover clerical and editorial expenses, submit their entries to a discus sion by the annual Dramatists' Assembly of 1948. Information about registra tion papers, fees, and special services can be obtained from the above address. The Dramatics Alliance advises that those en tering the contest send for full information. Convention (Continued from page one) Union of Students, student hous ing, educational opportunity dis crimination, and student govern_ ments and constitutions. Penn State delegates to the re gional convention include Har ris Gilbert. Robert Troxell. John Keller. and Allan Ostar, seniors; Abram Hosier, Emory Brown, Jane Fouracre and Jo Fox. jun iors; Ted Allen. Harold Brown. Harold Fahringer, and William Meek, sophomores. Delegates to the Student Gov ernments Clinic from the College are Thomas Lannen, host dele gate, Willard Agnew, Jean Hax ton, Virginia Higgins, James Lotz, Suzanne Romig, and Selma Zasofsky. Juba Seeks Tree (Continued from page one) mas tree wandering around campus, please report it to the police department sa as to bring their files of "unsolved" cases up to date. Kappa Kappa Gamma At a recent meeting, the pledge class of Kappa Kappa Gamma elected as its officers, president, Dottie Werlinich; secretary-treas urer, Irene Dopfeld. . such a little expression to mean so much to everyone. It can mean a lot more if we will but stop a moment to think of the other fellow. It doesn't take much to make a Christmas merry . .. just a little thought, ' ,o a litle kindness and a bright smile ... your own cheerful symbol of that wonderful, intangible, Christmas spirit. May this not be for just these few days, but your own personal "spirit" throughout the year, and may this 40 slat .4011111 season be your . A i lli Mili brightest, happiest, ! glie . ...> , ; - , -440. and best one ever! PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK . •• . SOUTH ALLEN STREET A ~1~ ~j. Sorority Residents I Mrs. Cordelia L. Hibbs. as sistant to the Dean of Women. requests that all sororities place with her before tomorrow lists of girls who will be , living in their houses and suites next se mester. Hal Societies Council Receives Charter Grant; Constitution Approval The Hat Societies Council con stitution was approved and the organization granted a charter last week by the Senate Student Welfare Committee. said Law rence Foster. president of the council. today. The council functioning in pre vious years. has never been char tered. Composed of the four male hat societies. Skull and Bones. Druids. Parmi Nous. and Blue Key. and the two women's hat societies. Junior Service Board and Cwens. purposes of the council are to guide and coordinate functions of the hat societies for the best in terests of the College and the stu dent body. The twelve members of the Hat Societies Council include the president and secretary-treasurer. or equivalents. from each of the six societies. Present menu' ers are Lawrence Foster. president. Robert McGre gor. vice-president. and Nancy Ault. secretary. Barbara J. Atkins. Junior Serv ice Board: Sally E. Henry. Cwens; John E. Benglian. Druids: Gerald T. Karver. Parmi Nous: Reginald J. Kimble. Blue Key: Janet F. Lyons. Cwens: George W. Schantz. Druids: John P. Tighe. Skull and Bones: and Robert W. Tomlinson. Blue Key. Among Hat Society Council ac tivities of the semester are or ganization of all pep rallies and Paving for repair of the lion's suit. The council is in charge of plane for presentation of the Lim bert Trophy. WITH ALL THE SEMI: May You Have Your Share of Health and Happiness and Find That I n Your Cheerful, Unselfish Giving, It Is You Who Will Receive The Most. HOTEL BEAUTY SALON State College Hotel MERRY CHRISTMAS THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Post-Gazette Runs Story on Co-op An article concerning the pro posed cooperative store at the College was published in the De cember 18 issue of the Pitts burgh Post-Gazette. The paper explained that the College chapter of American Veterans Committee had written to the Post-Gazette, telling that 93 percent of the student body had voted to have the coopera tive. The article also pointed out the Board of Trustees' reason for disapproving the student petition. In the Post-Gazette it was em phasized that the students' desire to have a cooperative was to aid the entire student body, and especially the veterans who are attempting to live on $65 and $9O a month. CLASSIFIEDS All classified advertisements must be in by 4:30 p.m day preceding issue. Prices are: 40c for one insertion: $l.OO, three insertions: 17 words or less. Call Collegian, 711. SCHAFFER gold ball point pen Tuesday morning between Sparks and Beaver Ave. If found call Monaghan. 4969. ONE heavy fur-lined leather glove, right hand.. Requisitioned while in Germany. Reward. Bob White, 3250. K&E log log slide rule, name in side case. Please call 3995, Ed. England. LADY'S Hamilton wrist watch; distinctive design of dial, bracelet readily identified. Sen timental value. Reward. Call 219 Ath. PAIR of maroon and gray Nor wegian mittens, 124 Sparks, Friday afternoon after 2 p.m. Please call Betty, 164 Ath. MONDAY: Lady's white gold Bulova wrist watch, in State College business district. Senti mental value. Reward. Dial 6438. FOR SALE 18-FT. Silver Dome house trailer, like new. Chester Musser 1221 W. College Ave. Phone 3396 or 4941. SCOTT ABO receiver. like new, $l5O, with speaker. Call 711 Ext. 70-J or Boalshurg 3045. COEDS: Don't know what to give the girl friends for Xmas? Give Endorjm Nylons! See Betty Brennan, 352 E. College Ave., any afternoon. B&B deluxe car heater, very pow erful, good condition, used one month. Call Mrs. Burt, College Hospital. 1928 CHEVY sedan, 4-cylinder engine overhauled, body ex cellent, tires good; $175. Call 6661, ask for Danny. 25-FT. 1946 Universal house trailer, used' 4 months, fuel oil heat, ice refrigerator, gasoline stove. Phone Bellefonte 6342. COEDS—At last you can get more of those 15 denier super sheer Endorun nylon irregulars. Lovely gunmetal shade, $1.35 pr. See Betty Brennan, 352 E. Col lege avenue any afternoon. REGISTERED pure bred Boxer pup. The perfect Christmas gift for youngsters 6-60. Pine Hall Kennels, State College 2280. MISCELLANEOUS GET your typing done reason ably. Manuscripts, theses, etc. Call State College 2864 after 6:30 p.m. 52 GIFTS in 1!! For gift rate subscriptions to Time, Life and Fortune, call 3887. THE BERKS COUNTY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE extends to you a most cordial invitation to attend THE PENN STATE DANCE . at the Reading Country Club with Whitey Meisky and his Orchestra Friday, December 26th Nineteen Forty-seven Subscription, Six Dollars a Couple Dancing 1,0 p. m. to 3 a. in. Supper at midnight Reservations Must Be Made In Advance Call NONNIE COOPER, Women's Bldg., 2nd West MI - DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 WANTED 2 RIDERS to Dallas. Have tieke' for one. Share expenses; 1941 Plymouth. Call Bud, Bellefont( 2154. TWO riders points south tc Jacksonville, Fla. Phone 4271 aftcr 7 p.m., ask for Norton. 4 TICKETS to Cotton Bowl. Cal: any time until 2 p.m. Saturday Andy Marcinko, 4402. RIDE, N.Y.C. or vicinity, for two Leave any time Saturday m Sunday, 21st. Phone Mrs. Uhler 4408, 1 to 7 p.m. RIDE to Erie or vicinity, twc adults, two children, Dec. 20 . Heberlein, 413 Windcrest; phone 3921. FOR RENT ONE-HALF double room; occu pancy after Dec. 20. Inquire 222 West College Ave.; phone 4296. ROOM AND BOARD GRADUATE and working girls or married couples; board fox single men. Cody Manor, 4171. DALLAS RIDERS wanted, Philadelphia to Dallas. one way $lO, in 1948 Ford convertible. Ca 11 2535, Johnny Benglian. DESPERATE, must get four tick ets for Cotton Bowl game. Call F. T. Rodgers of Quaker Oats Co., Altoona 21556, collect, after Wedmsday morning or contact Gay. 5051 Mac 3rd North. NEED passenger to Dallas, $35 round trip. Plan to remain there a few days. Call Kay Koven. 3911 or 2537. MUST have two tickets to Cot i ton Bowl. Call John Hall, 4215.
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