PAGE FOUR Outstanding Women Receive Theta Sigma Phi Invitations Invitations to 100 outstanding women on campus for the Matrix Table, 111th annual dinner held by Theta Sigma Phi, were sent out yesterday, said Mary An n Pletcher, invitations chairman. Miss Pletcher requests that all guests purchase their tickets at Student Union by noon April 10. Each coed should sign her name on a paper at the desk. Speaker ilor the dinner at the Nittany Lion Inn at 6:310, April l 2„ will be Mrs. Mary James Cottrell who operates a new s bureau in Washington serving 10 papers. Mrs. Lois S. Lewis, a member of her staff who graduated from the College with a B.A. in Journalism in September 1946, will accom pany her. Quill Girl, Cap Girl, the coed with the most varied activities, and Matrix Girl, the coed wh o has best served the College, will be announced at the dinner. Other committees for the affair are Roberta Hutchison, publicity; Marjorie Mousley, finance; Janet Adler and Helen Reed, entertain ment; and Marie Thompson, deco rations. Chi Omega Alpha Tau Omega was recently entertained by Chi Omega. May Queen Elections Final elections for tho May Day Court will be held in the second floor lounge of 'ld Main from 9 o'clock until 5 o'clock today, including the noon hour. CLASSIFIEDS LOST WILL PERSON who picked up wrong raincoat from rack near 13 Sparks call 2727. I have yours. WILL PERSON who swapped gabardine coat at the American Legion evening of March 24 please call Don 4637. WATERMAN gold and black fountain yen between Carnegie and College Ave., Wednesday. Call Al Sakavich, 3°31. Re ward. FEL—GLASSES with natural frames without case. Please call Gelhart 4021. DELTA ZETA—Sorority pin, Monday morning between E. E. Sparks. Call 4103. FOR SALE HOUSE TRAILER, .27 . ft., 3-room Zim- - - - _ niter. Choice of built-in nursery or sec ond bed. Telephone 6102 or visit 224-11 Wincrest before 9 p.m. JAMERA—Perfex 55 f 2.8 lens, range finder, carrying ease; perfect condition Speeds to 14200 sec. Call Bob 3226. 1940 PLYMOUTH COUPE—Good condit ion, 138 S. Frazier St., ask for Kien bola. REVERSIBLE RAINCOAT, blue wool and gabardine, size 37. Good condition. Call Rusty, 4272. REASONABLE 11141 Hudson 2-door. Four new tires, good paint, clean, motor overhauled. Call College 52J. .'OR SALE-47 Model Harley-Duvidsun Motorcycle-46. Can be seen at 865 N. Allen St. ONE USED PORTAl3LE—Typewriter Underwood. Call 627.1 evenings. TUESDAY IS FROTH DAY TUX—size 36 single breasted, excellent condition, $2O. Call Bob Jones 6766. R 134 MASTER cluivßoLET coupe clean tight burly. tined motor $275. Sec at Athertun St. etatiun. SCHUIT trailer and addition $l3OO see Bob Ulmer 913 W. College Ave. 50 POUND ICE DUX and size 4011 full dress. Call 6125 after 5:30. 1048 DOODLEBUG MOTOR SCOOTERS- now available, cheapest, quickest, trans_ portation on campus. Bill Engstrom Dorm 24. :1979. MISCELLANEOUS SHOW A COW at the Penn State Dairy Exposition. Sign up at 203 Dairy Build ing or call Ext. 279. ELSIE SAYS Here's your chance tx , show a cow for the Dairy Exposition. Inquire 29$ Dairy or call Ext. 279. SHOW A COW--At the Penn State Diary Expositions sign up at 203 Dairy build ing or call Eat. 270. PICTURES- --taken by Lion Studio ut Beaux Arty Bull are ready and can tie been at any time. Almout everyone wins Photographed. ELSIE SAYS-- )our c!ialict, to chow a row fur the Diary Inquire 2O Dairy or call Ext. 270. EXPOSED- Don't mites the Giant double page rut-a-way of the tub in Expooe Fruth. NOTICE Fraternity Ina rl.Agere, call Johnny lienglian 2535 to have rugs cleaned or repaired. Also have new car pets and oriental rugs to Dell. WANTED COLLEGE grad uuta X.UI wife %via F, balf-taale poaition. Clerical, typing of reception 232 c. STUDENT to fini.h teaching graduate atociesat to drive- Already have permit. Wilma Brehm Wins Alumni Scholarship Wilma Brehm, sixth semester journalism major, was awarded a $5O scholarship by the Philadel phia Alumni Club. The award, based on scholar ship, college activities, and char acter, is presented to a sixth or seventh semester coed from the Philadelphia area. Miss Brehm is a member of the Daily Collegian's Junior business board, Theta Sigma Phi, Players, Thespians, Alpha Gamma Delta, Chimes, Alpha Lambda Delta and served as Freshman senator. !JikLl '1 ;liill Moll 6 "What do you say?" Contest! Not too late to win the Grand Prize of $500! Individual prizes of $5O to winners at 16 different colleges! Easy money! Here's all you do: Fill in balloons of car toons, print your name, address, and college. Then mail! Contest runs 10 weeks. This is Set #5. To be eligible, you must return all ten sets of cartoons. If you missed any of #l—#4, see previous What do you say when a gal says: CONTEST RULES ... Mond "What do you say?" Contest 1. Merely write, in the blank car toon balloons above, your answers to the questions. Mail your entry to the address given elsewhere in this ad. Be sure to fill in your complete name and address in the space in dicated. 2. Each contestant must be a regis tered male student of the college in whose paper this contest is pub lished, and each contestant must compete in all ten sets of cartoons in order to be eligible for prizes. If you did not receive a copy of this news- TEE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Fashion Notes The attractive pink dotted swiss housecoat pictured above, ideal for any coed's wardr....ie, is trimmed in a collar of eyelet cotton, dainty black tie, and dirndl skirt. Soft folds falling from the narrow buckled belt make it ideal for lounging in the dormitory. paper, a reasonable facsimile of the cartoon or a written description of it will be accepted. 3. With Sets No. 3 and No. 8, the contestant must include a carton from a 250 or 500 tube—or from any size jar—of Moll& Remember, only two cartons (of any size) are re quired, but be sure you send one in with No. 3 and one in with No. 8 of the sets. 4. Only one entry will be accepted trona each contestant in each sat and f. i' . . Fill 'em in—mail 'em in! Read contest rules! Co-eill Column Alpha Sigma Phi Recent initiates of Aloha Sigma Phi are William Hamel. Alvin Martin. David Heinze. Paul Wan nema:cher. George Beserperis. Al Gibson. and Richard Young. New pledges are Clayton Richmond, Thomas Evans. Charles Guditus, Ralph Bevan. Edward Honda. Donald Desandro. and Ralph Shinner. Officers are Fred Grif fiths, president; Howard Jill land. vice-president; Donald Mills. secretary; John Hopkins, corre sponding secretary: Joseph Pred zinkowski, treasurer; Joseph Boyle. pledge master. Zeta Tau Alpha Recently initiated into the sorority were Helen Bally. Edith Cammo, Shirley Gauger. Sarah Gilleland. Margaret Howe. Betty Jane Hower, Marian Judy, Marian Lash, Pauly Moss, and Donna Jean Ward. New officers are Mar jorie Erskine. president: Adelaide Finkelston. vice-president: Shirley Gauger. secretary: Norma Prutz.- man. treasurer: Pauly Moss. his torian: Lee Thrasher. guard. issues of this newspaper. Here are some hints to help you fill in Balloon #SB: Molle is brushless; Molle is heavier; Montt is kind to tender skin, rough on bristly beards; Molle shaves you quicker, cleaner, closer, more painlessly! And now for Set #5 of the big Moll 6 "What do you say?" contest! What do you say when a pal says: 4": 4 11\ k. 7:74.? em/ all entries must be the original work of the contestants, submitted in their own names. 5. Entries will be judged by the Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation, an independent judging organiza tion. All ten cartoons submitted by a single contestant will be considered as a unit in judging, and the judges' decisions will be based on the orig inality, aptness and interest of each set. First prize winners of $5O from each school will be eligible for th• Grand Prize at $500.00 to be WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1048 Phi Kappa Psi Current officers of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity include: Frank McCowan. president; Hus ton Brosious. vice-president; Rob ert Meinken. recording secretary; Robert Anderson, corresponding secretary; Vincent McCabe. treas urer; William Wright. historian; Max Wendel. chaplain: Ronald Kane. sergeant -at - arms; John Sullivan. messenger. Phi Kappa Sigma Following the dedication of a plaque to the Gold Star Brothers of World War II last Sunday, the following pledges were initiated: Richard Wertz, Richard Sckv Bi ker, Andrew Herbenak, Mac Fisher, Ted Lieb, Robert Schuster. John Thomas, Russell Bitty. George Taylor. Kappa Alpha Theta Peg Irwin was recently initiated into Kappa Alphp. Theta and Bar bara Culley was pledged by the sorority. $l3OO Ol IN CASH PRIZES! MOUE Contest. P.O. Box 409. 1011.1 NM MINI MIMIC- MOIR---- , awarded to the best series of entries from all the schools. The decision of the judges is final and duplicate prizes will be awarded in case of ties. 6. All entries become the property of Sterling Drug Inc., and no entries will be returned. 7. All ten sets of answers must be mailed before May 14, 1948, final date of the contest. Entries with in adequate postage will not be ac cepted. Prize winners will be an nounced here the week of May Z 4.
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