’AGE FOUR
iophs Select Co
Open nominations for WRA
and WSGA sophomore offices
will be accepted at a mass meet
ing in 121 Sparks at 7 o’clock to
night.
Sophomore transfer students
may be nominated for treasurer
and sophomore senator of WSGA.
If a transfer student should win
the election she will take office
for one semester and may con
tinue _ her duties for the entire
year if she has a 1.5 average at
the end of the semester.
Primary voting will be held all
day Thursday, and two girls of
those nominated will be voted
upon in the final elections to be
on Friday. Primary and
final voting will take place in the
women’s dormitories and eating
commons.
WRA slate released in Colle
gian on Saturda* has been chang
ed by the WRA executive board
and now includes Gladys Hum
phreys and Virginia Richards,
sophomore representative; Eve
lyu Laning and JoAnn Ryman.
assistant intramural chairman;
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Attractiveness
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WITH PATENTED HEEL <
Tou’re bound to get a
high fashion rating when
you team up your favorite
costumes with the seanj.free
nylons identified by the
Seal of the Dancing Twins.
fy They feature the exclusive
patented heel* for perfect fit
the Guseetoc for comfort.
All this and seam*free
beauty, too!
Sold under leading brand
names at your favorite
college shop or store.
a. r»t. No. 2SOM*
CAMEL MILDNESS
IN DRAMATIC 30-DAY TEST!
1 '
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THIS TEST REVEALEO
Mr ONE SINGLE CASE
OF THROAT IRR/mON
WE TO SMOKING
CAMELS!
d Officers
and Nancy Mendenhall and Pa
tricia Wolfe, secretary-treasurer.
WSGA slate was released yes
terday and includes Margaret
Lapp and Betty Jane Strom for
treasurer; and Barbara Sprenkle
and Ella Louise Williams for
sophomore senator.
Sigma Delta Tau
Marcia Romanoff and Mimi
Whito n were initiated into Sigma
Deita Tail Sorority on Wednesday
ever ing.
CLASSIFIEDS
All classified advertisements must be
in by 12:00 p.m. day proceeding issue.
Prices are 40c one insertion ; $l.OO.
three insertions: 17 wordes or less. All
words over 17 three for 5e for each
insertion. Call Collegian 6711.
WANTED
NEED CASH -Student will pay cash for
used typewriter in fair condition. Call
7107.
IMMKDIATK replacement for dorm room.
Contact John Faulkner. Nittuny Dorm
11. Room 8.
ROOMS-For weekends of Oct. 23 ami
Nov. 12. Please contact Manes or Brod-
FROTH
TODAY
f'ff
ft-/
if/ If, at any time di
that Camel] are thi
Iff!.- return the package
,/// your full purchase pi
j/'/’Z y 0 a > s from this date.
(Sinnedt R. J. Re;
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
sky Phi Sigma Delta 4400 immediately.
SUBSTITUTE for dorm room. Contact
Hurry Orenve*. Dorm 43, Room 4, or
-nil 6016.
RIDERS to Buffalo, New York. T.enve
Friday, return Sunday. Call Fred Ste
phens, no 2.
EXPERIENCED Walter without 11 and 5
o'clock* to work for meals. Phone 2877.
l'.dSO INDIAN “I.V
wheels oversized
•ams. Call 2023.
FEELING COLD?—Get an Air Corps
jacket. f»<r collar, wool lined, $14.00
Call Wilker 2941.
FRF.NCH Records Complete language
course on twenty double face records.
Cull Scheidemantel 851.
SWISS WATCH—brown band Reward
given if found. Notify Janet Friedman.
107 Ath
TAN GABARDINE windbreaker jacket in
in 108 Main Engineering Thursday P.
M. Reward. Phone 6103. Dave Keller.
PARKER ''sl” gold tip pen In vicinity of
parking lot. Turn in at Student Union
for Kenneth E. Gephart
Ten RAINFAIR Raincoat taken from Os
mond Bldg., library by mistake Friday
MANE THE
FROTH IS OUT
FOR SALE
motorcycle turned fly
intakes, high lift
LOST
am. between 10 - 11. Call Valcntour 6917
and Ret your coat.
WILL THE PERSON who found Athletic
Book, Matriculation No. 7941. at reßls
tration, please return to the Athletic Of
fice. The owner is financially unable to
purchase another.
MISCELLANEOUS
I WANT to express my thanks to the
person who found and returned my
wallet to the Student Union odicc.
TYPING of term papers, reports and
theses done promptly. Secretarial Serv
ice, Room 2015, State Colleae Hotel. Call
490 C
FROTH IS OUT
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1948
HAIR
on the
FACE
ARMS AND LEGS
Removed Permanently
by ELECTROLYSIS
the only method en
dorsed by physicians.
S. BOGEL
103 E, Beaver Ave.
State College—62Bs
According
to m Nationwide aurvoys
MORE DOCTORS
SMOKE CAMELS
THAN ANY
THEN CIGARETTE
'actors smoke for pleasure, loo! And
«n three leading independent re
tch organizations asked 113,597
tors what cigarette they smoked,
brand named most was Camel I