~; . _r ~~._ ~:~ Riflers Win National Title Women's rifle team copped top honors in the first round of the Women's National Telegraphic Rifle Matches held recently. In the telegraphic meets, each school ParticiPates separately a nd then wires their team results to a zen tral headquarters. Of the schools competing, Fenn State had a score of 496, Gettys burg College 472. University of Nevada 493, and University of Kansas 460. Individual scores for the Penn State women were: (.aura Wiley 100. and Susie Gei ger. Barbara Knoll, B. J. Sam mons and Betty SehiMer with 99 each. In all 20 matches have been scheduled throughout the yaar. engagetnenti Hayes Danaher The engagement of Helen Ma rie Danaher of Camden, New Jer sey, to John L. Hayes of Haddon? field, N.J., was announced at Christmas. Miss Danaher is an Alpha Omicron Pi alumna of Mi ami University, Oxford, Ohio. At present she is assistant personnel manager of Radio Condenser Corp., Cam.den. Reyes is a junior in industrial engineering. he is a Sigma Nu, a member of Phi Eta Sigma, the X-GI Club and the Newman Club. He is also a member of the varsity lacrosse team. Rees— Kartner Sylvia Kartner, a graduate of the College from Pottsville, and Robert Rees, a sophomore in Lib oral Arts, and also from Potts ville, were recently engaged. Rees is a member of Kappa Delta Rho. Swatkowaki Schwab The engagement of Margaret Schwab of Wilkes-Barre to Theo_ dare Swatkowski, a junior in chemical engineering and also of Wilkes-Barre, was announced. STonstkOwski is a Kappa Delta Rho. WITHIN the past few months, Larry Green has climbed right up with the top bands of the land! If you ask Larry how he did it, he'll light up a Camel and say: "Experience is the best teacher in the band business and in cigarettes. I know from experience that sweet music suits my band, just as I learned from experi ence that Camels suit my 'T -Zone' to a 'Tr Try Camels! Discover for yourself why, with smokers who have tried and compared, Camels are the "choice of experience"! And here's another great record— More peoplt are, Sittokiig emasP -titan.. ever before, THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA co_edll c.f.. Sigma Phi Epsilon The following men were initi ated by Sigma Phi Epsilon Mon day evening: Donald C. Eggers, Paul W. Hart, Jr., Herbert A. Houston, Stanley W. Townsend, and James A. Younkins. Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi Beta recently initi ated Gertrude Fetzer, Ann Fick enscher, Renee Kirk, Barbara Morris, Joyce McLaughlin, Elaine Nelson, Lucille Philips, Nancy Smith, Loraine Stotler, Fay Trimmer, Dorothy Yarnall, Ann Zekauskas. Preceding the initiation, the sorority had a Big-Little Sister dinner at the Allencrest. Kappa Alpha Theta Eight girls were intiated by Kappa Alpha Theta Sunday morning. The new initiates are Anne Eckberth, Marilyn Guillet, Janet Lois Jones, Annie Keller, Jane Lepley, Evonne Lott, Patri cia Lauterver and Betty Lou Shelley. Brunch was served to actives and initiates following the initiation. jigma Phi Sigma • .igrria Phi are J 01111 r xey, Liniora r lick, Howard Barr, Zacnaray Price. Itichard 6m/tit, 1 redericit S.tepnens, Joseph Witkowski. New pledges include J ustus Barber, John Bonk, Edward Haube, John Murr, Ralph 14a Porta. Phi Mu The Phi Mu's are entertaining at their house from 5 to 8 o'clock Sunday evening at a buffet sup from fifteen fraternities will be their guests. They will provide entertainment and dancing. per party. Two representatives Sigma Pi Alpha Chi Omega will be en tertained at a buffet supper to night by Sigma Pi. Delta Zeta Delta Zeta was entertained Sunday afternoon by Alpha Tau Omega. RCA Victor's rising star of the keyboard Larry Green scores another hit . . . "GONNA GET A GIRL" Alpha Xi Delta Ten new members were ini tiated to Alpha Xi Delta Febru ary 14. The next morning the new initiates were entertained at a breakfast given in their honor at the State College Hotel. The following were initiated: Aida Asquini, Margaret Breece, Jean Bissel, Mary Cohen, Joyce Cotter, Joan Frederickson, Joan Huston, Pat McNarney, Ethelmae Miller, and Shirley Robinson. Sigma Phi Epsilon New officers elected by Sigma Phi Epsilon are. William Schrey er, president; Herald Fahringer, vice-president; John Chiquoine, secretary; Frank Sipe, comptroll er; and John Schoening, histor ian. Phi Gamma Delta Recent initiates into Phi Gam ma Delta are Robert M. Allen, Richard Gridley, George Oehm ler, Ray Noll, Henry Scott, Rob ert L. Smith. News Briefs SAM Meeting J. 0. Y. industrial management consuitant and na tional director of SAM, wul ad dress the student chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management at the Triangle fra ternity, 7:30 o'clock tonight. His subject will be "The Work of the Industrial Management Consult ant." Organ Recital George E. Ceiga of the Music Department, will give an organ recital in Schwab Auditorium, 4:15 o'clock today. The program will consist of three choral pre ludes, "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desir ing," "Sleepers, Awake," and "Rejoice Good Christian People," by Bach, and Sonata in D Minor by Guilmant. eess CAMEL is the cigarette CLASSIFIED SECTION All classified advertisements must be in by 12:00 p.m. day preceding Issue. Prices are 40c one insertion $l.OO, three insertions: 17 words or less Call Collegian 6711. GOLD bracelet containing ame- thysts Sunday evening between TUB and N. Holmes street. Call Rosemere, 4743. SILVER Bernley watch with ex pansion band. Between New Physics and M.I. Tuesday. Call Gratefend, 865. Reward. PAIR of contact lenses in box Finder please phone Ray, 4645 Reward. AIR CORPS jacket. Call Nittany Dorm 40, Wm. Pile. Lost in Rec Hall Monday. TA WALLET Saturday a.m. on campus. Contains important cards and keys. Call Arlene Conner, Ist Jordan. WANTED GIRLS' laundries. Will call for and deliver. Phone 3191. QUIET gentleman to share room with graduate student. Call at 512 W. Foster, or 2598. 10 it.E.N'l' public address system net.ween .La and 3U watts, Sat. nigm, leeb. 28. Call Adams 2337. FOR RENT D0U.b1.,.t. room for Soph loop weeken ci . Lail Seim esker ±9b9. DOUBLE room for male students t.;all Sy, 4409. FOR SALE BROWN Suit, good condition, size 39. Call Oscar Schmitt, 4908, between 7 and 9 p.m. GIRL'S brown tweed suit, size 14. Fine for spring classes. Too small for owner. Call 2290. ZIMMER Trailer, 16-ft., ready for occupancy. Good condition. See Downs, 3288 Windcrest, Phone 4371. 1936 FORD SEDAN, radio, heat er, four new tires, knob treads on rear; guaranteed new over haul job on motor. Good general THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1048 condition. Price $350. Call Delong 4939. ONE '4B Ford convertible, all ac cessories, 5,000 miles. Contact Bill Dohl, 8412. ONE '4l Chevrolet convertible, new top and accessories. Con tact Clyde Wilson 3181. NEW Trailers, $1195 and up. Landola, tomorrow's trailer to day; National, the nation's finest; Trotwood, the economy trailer. Also good used trailers. Griffith Trailer Coach Sales. Inquire Don F. Yock, rep., Houserville, or dial State College 2973. TWO men's suits, size 38; worn several times. Cost new $65 each. Will sell both for $7O. Call State College 3201. HEARING AID batteries by Ev eready. All makes. Griggs & Kreamer Drug Store, E. College Ave., opposite Old Main. BUY your roll film and have it developed at the Lion Studio. One 5x7 enlargement free with each roll! This is your studit>-- student owned and student oper ated. K&E polyphase slide rule, and Charvos drawing set. Call 6923. S. R. Cochran. ONE. deluxe model Vibroplex bug with carrying case. 390 .s, asx for iviacL.talurn. VAlill Y . refreshments, birthday and other cakes, punch. 14 rida Stern, 122 Irvin avenue, phone 1818 State College. MISCELLANEOUS CHANGE those Ties, men! Get five different ties at Hur's Dry Cleaning for five of yours, plus $l.OO. IN New York, it's the Waldorf; in State College, it's "Hotel Uni verse." Make your reservations now. GET you typing done reasonably. Manuscripts, theses, etc. Call State College 2864 after 6: 30 p.m. You're down in the mouth, things can't be that bad; You may find what you want in a classified ad. `a~~'asc~~i, Cl=l
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