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Journalism Student Receives
$5O Pan Hellenic Scholarship
Lois Bloomquist, sixth semester journalism student, was awarded
the $5O Pan-Hellenic Scholarship, according to Frances Keeney,
scholarship chairman. The choice of the scholarship committee was
announced at the final meeting of the Pan-Hel Council Tuesday night.
Miss Bloomquist, who is wire editor of Collegian, is also a mem
ber of Chimes, French Club and Great Books Club.
The Council, upon recommendation of the scholarship committee,
decided to buy a new cup to be
awarded every semester to the
sorority having the highest schol
astic average for the preceding
term. The name of the winning
group will be engraved upon the
cup. Th e first to have their name
placed on the cup will be Alpha
Chi - Omega who made the highest
average in the 1947 Spring semes
ter. The cup, however, will be
given to Zeta Tau Alpha who had
the highest average last semester.
Alpha Epsilon ?hi, Phi Sigma
Sigma, and Sigma Delta Tau re
quested that they be permitted to
cut down the number of their
°pe t , houses to, two instead of the
three planned by the othe r sor
orities. Th e Council granted this
permission and decided to reduce
their allotment for expenses pro
portionately.
Lillian Scraban, newly elected
Pan-Hel treasurer, was sworn
into office by President Adelaide
Finkleston. Mrs. Joseph F. O'-
Brien, retiring senior advisor, an
nounced that Miss Helen Hechler,
All elassifled advertisements must be
In by 12:00 p.m. day preceding issue.
1 rice' are 40c one insertion $l.OO.
three insertions; 17 words or leas Call
Collegian 6711.
FOR SALE
THREE WALTER HAGEN woods, in ex
cellent condition. Price $2O. Call 6471.
PORTABLE RADIO G.E. 3-way, self
charging. 2 yra. old ; treated kindly ; ri
diculous price. Call George, 2405.
CAMERA OUTFIT Ihagee 9x12 ern. F
Compur shutter, synchronized flits%
range finder, filter set. $lOO. Trl. $3O
Call Fred 2967.
TUX--Single breasted, size 39, good con-
dition. Call 4933. Ask for Snyder.
UNDERWOOD Portable Typewriter
Practically new. Price $6O. Call 6711
Rxt. 26.
PEDIGREED Cocker Spaniel puppies
AKC registered. The ideal present to
take home. Phone 4815.
SACRIFICE table top radio combina
tion, plus thirty-aix records. Price $3O.
Call Jess 3960 after 7.
SIZE 36 tux, excellent condition—best of-
fee over 816.00.2 army all wool, 1 part
cotton blankets—best offer. Call Nucker
3936, leave phone number.
QUONSET HUT—within borough limits,
four rooms and bath, oil heat. gas, elec
tricity, hot water, modern Plumbing. Con
tact William Mitchell, Whitehall ltd., RD
1. State College.
WANTED
USED CARS—contact Spade ut Pi Kap'u
Alpha. Phone 2220 after 6 p.m.
CURTAINS TO STRETCH—fraternity or
family-25c and 36c per pair. Call 2790.
PAIR BINOCULARS or Held glasses
Call Neiring, 2651, noon hour 12:15
12 :45.
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present junior advisor, will take
her place. Mrs. D. S. Meade, a
member of Phi Mu, will become
junior advisor.
The Council voted to give a ten
dollar contribution to the WSSF
Drive. Miss Finkleston announced
that a ll sororities who have not yet
picked up their refund checks at
Student Union for the Interfrater
nity Ball should do so immedi
ately.
Theta Sigma Phi
Elects Officers
Claire Lee was recently elected
president of Theta Sigma Phi,
women's journalistic honorary.
Other officers elected are Jo Fox,
vice president; Frances Keeney,
secretary; June Snyder, treasur
er; and Selma Zasofsky, keeper
of the archives.
CLASSIFIEDS
GRADUATE STUDENT desires; room for
fall semester. Single and quiet preferred.
Call Sims 4989.
STUDENTS, faculty, townspeople who like
real Swedish food to attend the LSA
Smodgashord at the Grace Lutheran
Church, Saturday evening, May 22, 6:10.
Tickets are $1.60. Call 4736.
ONE Penn State dark blue jacket, with
white lion on buck. Call Davis 3991.
ROOM AND BOARD
6 WEEKS POST SESSION, August 9 to
September 18. Alpha Zeta House. Ca]]
Norman Gnagey. phone 4272 for reserva
tions. -
ROOM AND BOARD available during
summer session at Beaver House, 329 E.
Beaver Ave. Call 861.
OH FIRST FLOOR Sparks last Tuesday—
raincoat with "Hub" label. If found
please call Jack Mack, 4957.
FOR RENT
LOOK MEN—Summer room and board at
Theta Xi for $19.00 weekly. Cont •t
l'red Seitz. Theta XI.
SUMMER ROOM and board— married
couples. Nittany Co-op. 244 E. Nittany
Ave. Cull 2593. membership chairman.
J. Pawl Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil
Because He Flunked The Finger Nail Test
THIS IS no "yoke", son. If people have been calling you egg
head because your hair looks soft-boiled, here's eggs-actly
what to do. Get busy with popular Wildroot Cream-Oil hair
tonic. It grooms your hair neatly and naturally without that
gooey look. Relieves annoying dryness and removes loose, ugly
dandruff. Helps you pass the Fingernail Testl Wildroot Cream-
Oil is non-alcoholic ... contains soothing Lanolin. Get a tube
or bottle of Wildroot Cream-Oil at any drug or toilet goods
counter today. Always ask your barber for a professional
application. (Better be hard-boiled with your roommate
keep egging him to get some Wildroot Cream-Oil of his own.
It's tops for keeping your sunny side upl)
* of 327 Burroughs Drive, Snyder, N. Y.
Wildroot Company, Inc., Buffalo 11, N. Y
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Nittany Co-op
Beats Ath,7-3
To Take Cup
WRA Intramurals wound up its
sea s o n's activities Wednesday
when Nittany Co-op defeated
Atherton Hall in the final soft
ball playoffs 7 to 3. The win en
titles Nittany Co-op to the WRA
intramural Cup.
Final softball standings are
Co-op, first place, Atherton, sec-
Jrid, and Zeta Tau Alpha, third.
Individual all-college winners
are Elaine Nelson, table tennis,
and Louetta Dinius, badminton
and bowling.
Co• op holds second place in
volleyball and table tennis, while
Atherton holds first place in bas
ketball.
Wednesday's championship soft
ball game included, for Co-op—
Therese Krasowski, Jean Laßar,
Wanda Rickard, Marjorie Riley,
Lois Schnure, B. J. Sammons,
Marty Stevens, Grace Schindler,
Lois Tinsley. Atherton line-up
was Betty Brown, Mary Failor,
Louise Grossman, Susie Geiger,
M. J. Louis, Reta Oranson, Lois
Reese, and Loretta Zekauskas.
Navy defeated Army Wednes
day in the WRA softball playoffs.
HEY I—How about lettire me meet your
import this weekend. I'm coming back
to Schwab for a return engagement. Sat.
nite at 7 p.m. The Great White Bear.
Fordham University
SCHOOL OF LAW
NEW YORK
Three-Year Day Course
Four-Year Evening Course
CO-EDUCATIONAL
Member Assn. of American Law
Schools
Accredited College Degree
Required for Admission
Veterans of World War 11 who
have completed two years of col
lege work toward accredited de--
gree may matriculate within one
year of honorable discharge.
Full transcript of record required
in every case
FIRST YEAR CLASS BEGINS
On September 27, 1948
For further information address
REGISTRAR FORDHAM UNIV
SCHOOL OF LAW
1302 Broadway, New York 7. N. Y
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TONIGHT !
FRIDAY, MAY 21
THE TRADITIONAL
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...At...
RECREATION HALL
SEMI-FORMAL
NO CORSAGE
FREE REFRESLiitENTS SERVED
TICKETS ON SALE AT
STUDENT UNION
PROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
SATURDAY
10:00 A.M.-GOLF PIAA
1:00 P.M,-TRACK COLGATE
2:00 P.M.-LACROSSE COLGATE
2:30 P.M.-BASEBALL COLGATE
7 P. M.—Thespian Show
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FRIDAY. MAY 21,
DANCING
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