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IFC Accepts Two Parts
Of Point-Rating System
Inter-Fraternity Council voted
to accept two parts of the pro
posed three-part point-rating
system of campus fraternities at
the council meeting Wednesday
night.
The parts adopted by the council
are those dealing with scholarship
and athletic point ratings. The
third part, dealing with activities
Of house members, was returned
to the committee, who submitted
the system, for revision.
Under the proposed plan, each
fraternity is alowed points ac
cording to the number of mem
bers actively engaged in activi
ties. The fraternity securing the
highest number of points will be
accredited as the outstanding
fraternity on campus.
A report on the proposed pledge
rushing system was made by Ro
bert Keller but was turned down
by council members. The pledg
ing code for the fall semester of
NU was adopted.
Sixty-nine feet was the depth
of the first producing oil well,
operated by Colonel E. L. Drake.
AU classified advertisements must be
in lei 12:00 P•m. day Preceding issue.
FOAM are 40e one insertion: $l.OO.
three insertions; 17 words or leas. Call
Collegian 6711.
FOR BALE
ARGUS C-3 CAMERA -
ease and 6 filters. $50.00. Dietzgen
phase aliderrule (new ($9.00). Eight
puree German drawing set $15.00. Tonkin
c,ne fishing rod, reel and line $lO.OO. Call
4325, leave name and number.
41 INDIAN motorcycle "Chief". Sigma
F"bi SigMa, Corner Locust Lane and
I•zosveet. Call 4402.
SU2S TRAIER, 113'--sleeps 4. Inquire
Jack's Service Station, West College
Ave. Ask for R. R. Speicher.
HOLLYWOOD double
mattress, box spring. six legs. Soft.
Ready sod of semester. Call Adelman
3989.
6186 VALUE golf clubs. Wilson Woods
and irons. First reasonable offer ac
cepted. Call 6678 Jack.
TRAILER-22 ft. Good condition, reason
able price. Can be seen any time. 2188
Windcrest.
COMPLETE SET of York bar-belle in
excellent condition. Call Goldstein 39G0.
SUMMER FORMAL panta and jacket.
Sias 42 regular. Sacrifice. Call Don
4963.
U EDE R W 0.0 D Portable Typewriter.
Practically new. Price $5O. Call 6711,
Ext. U.
WANTED
RIDE—to Erie this Friday. Will drive,
share expenses. Howie Back, 4933, at
mealtime.
LEAD ALTO sax man to play with
campus dance band. May 22. Call Owen
Spann. 6469.
COOK for Wood's camp of 15 to 25 men
in northwestern Pennsylvania. Probably
starting June 7th, running for twelve
weeks, Call 2868 after 6 o'clock.
RIDE OR RIDERS to and from Storms
town vicinity, Main and Post Session.
Call Geiser, College Extension 544.
Speech Honorary
Initiates 9 Coeds
Nine members of the women's
debate team were initiated into
Delta Alpha Delta, women's
speech honorary, at services held
in 405 Old Main Sunday after
noon. New members are Chris
tine Altenburger, Florence Fein
berg, Shirley Foulke, Jeanne
Hootman, Dorothy Knowles, Anne
Kovalenko, Janet Kurtz, Bar
bara Schiffman, and Florence
Wakeling.
Helen Dickerson was elected
Delta Alpha Delta president for
next semester. Janet Kurtz was
chosen vice-president, Jeanne
Hootman, secretary, and Florence
Wakeling, social chairman.
A dinner banquet for members
of Delta Alpha Delta and worn-
Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Tau Omega recently
elected the following officers:
George Bearer, president; Rich
ard Goo dlin g, .vice-president;
Robert Hetrick, treasurer; Rich
ard Mathias, secretary.
CLASSIFIEDS
ROOM AND BOARD—Rooms or board, all
three summer sessions. Theta Chi. For
rates call Bossier 4702.
TAN GABARDINE topcoat "Progressive"
label. Reward. Dann, 2220.
with leather
MAY 9—Gold Trifari bracelt. Sentimental
value. Call Janet Shute, 306 Grange
Dorm. Reward.
TAN RAINCOAT—in Ag Eng. bldg. last
Wed. Finder please call Fides 3181.
WOMAN'S BLACK PURSE—on S. Allen
St. Sunday night. Reward. Call Shirley
at Cook's Restaurant.
WILL PERSON who took wrong rain
coat outside Room 1, groundfloor.
Sparks, Wed. at 3::00, call Metz 3922.
bed. Englander
COOKS, Friday, Mn) 7, a grey gabardine
topciat with Schreiber's Scranton label.
Please call 6918, Room 19.
WHY NOT dine at the Ag Hill dining
Room during the sumer 7 Cool, pleasant
and three nourishing meals at weekly
rates. Just off campus on E. Park Ave.
Phone 2877 now for reservations.
DELTA UPSILON fraternity will be open
for Main and Poet sessions of summer
school. Contact Wills 3938.
FOR FACTS AND
FIGURES, READ
PENN
STATE
ENGINEER
THE DAILY COLLIMIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
ROOM AND BOARD
MISCELLANEOUS
Lawless Names Changes
In Cabinel (ommiffees
Additions and corrections to
All-College Cabinet committees
announced by William Lawless,
president, in Friday's Collegian
are Donald Little, chairman of
committee on AIM, with Arlene
Spencer and Clay. t on Allen,
members.
Marlin Weaver is an additional
member of the student press
committee. William Johns and
Albert Sheinfeld are members of
book exchange. William Lawless
is chairman of the sophomore
orientation committee, with Ade
laide Finkelston, Delores Jelacic
and Betty Shelley members.
David Barron is not chairman of
Forensic Council, but remains a
member.
en's debate team was held at the
State College Hotel following the
business meeting.
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STATUETTE
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Colors.
SIZE 12x7 INCHES
$3.95 (includes the postage)
. $4.95 Personalized
The KING CO.
Box 293 Trenton, N. J.
CHECK OR MONEY ORDER
The Pennsylvania State College
CHRISTOPHER LYNCH . . . . Dec. 9, 1948
Ireland's Famous Tenor
VLADIMIR HOROWITZ . . . . Jan. 6, 1949
World's Greatest Pianist
HELEN TRAUBEL Feb. 28, 1949
Renowned Wagnerian Soprano
PRIORITY TICKETS:
TICKET SALE May 19 8 a.m.—noon May 19-1:30-4:00
May 20—All Day May 21—All Day
Navy Renews Contract For
Office of Naval Research has
granted a 14-month contract re
newal to the College engineering
mechanics research department
on its projects to determine the
mechanical properties of plastics.
The project, which has already
been under research for a year, is
designed to measure stresses and
strains of plastic materials.
A second research problem cur
rently being attacked by the de
partment is the determination of
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NUMBERS
1948 - 49
COURSE
STUDENTS Faculty, Townspeople
$8.75 (Incl. Tax)
$7.55 (Incl. Tax)
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1948
Plastic Research
aluminum fatigue, under the aus
pices of the Research Corporation
of New York.
The aluminum fatigue problem
has been worked on in the labora
tory for over a year and a half.
The Professional and Business
Women's Bulletin maintains that
women actually wear less cloth
ing than men, despite the seem
ing evidence of monthly bills.