The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 16, 1948, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT Fraternity House Bills Total Little More Than College Dorms The average fraternity man at the College pays on the average only 17 cents a month more for room and board than a student living in College dormitories, fig ures compiled by the staff of the IFC Newsletter reveal. These and other findings con cerning average fraternity house bills were published in yester day's issue of the Newsletter. Other figures show that the average fraternity housebill at the College is $73.15. This in -ludes room, board, and social fees. Room and board account for 566.09 of the total, the remainder being the average house social fee. As a comparison, average monthly room rent for West, Nit tany, and Pollock Circle dorms (double rooms) is $18.83. Added to the average College board bill of $47.09 per month, the total CLASSIFIEDS PAIR PIGSKIN GLOVES, sometime Mon day. Call Sonya. 413 Mac. WILL PERSON, driving Pontiac. who picked up hitch-hiker at corner College and Pugh St., and took him to Bellefonte intersection Fri. Nov. 6 call Kosher 4923. Left coat in car. SATURDAY night on Pugh street—eve— ning bag with jewelry. Call Rusty at Periodical Dept. in Library. DARK GREEN Eversharg pen. In or be tween Ath and Carnegie. Call 821 Sim mons or Collegian office. GREY topcoat at Sigma Pi Saturday night. Hager Broe. label Name tag in ,=kie left pocket. Call Brown 4332. GREEN Parker pen, Saturday morning, between Sparks and Temporary. Call 3210, Bob Larsen. Reward. MY TOPCOAT exchanged Saturday at Pi Lamb's Phi; Shedar Clothcraft lebel, "Hellman" inside. Have your coat. Call Mike Hellman, HO4. PERSON who picked up wrong topcoat in Sparks Saturday morning call Fleming, DU or 2011. I have yours. GOLD GERARD Peraguay watch, Sat. night between Atherton and Tub. Call 5651, Ext. 290. Harvey Bean. PAIR of brown framed glases in AGR House Saturday night.. Call Harold Lan die, 2401. CNE RAINCOAT—taken from Smith's Barber Shop by mistake. Steve Segal's name inside. Call 4958 and exchange. PIGSKIN glove Sat. afternoon, be tween AZ house and stadium. Call 8005 Ath. Diane Peterson. WANTED REPLACEMENT for Watts Dorm; suit able financial arrangements. Call Bill Cook's Restaurant after 5:00 p.m. A RIDE to Columbua or vicinity (prefer ably Cincinnati) leaving for Thanks giving vacation. Call James Pound. 2651. It's Just A Week Away Yes, that big Thanksgiving Vacation is just around the corner . . . So, it's time to see your old friends • . • . —and get those clothes dry cleaned and pressed for a big Thanksgiving at Home! DIAL 3461 or COME IN TO OUR PLANT - )a amounts to $65.92 per month, just 17 cents less than the bill of the average fraternity house. Figures were computed by Editor Richard Curto, Managing Editor Wilbert Roth, and Photc Editor Richard Brossman in co operation with the Interfratern ity Council and College authori ies, College figures for room and board were supplied by Wilmer E. Kenworthy, secretary to Act ing President Milholland. Fra ternity housebills were submitted by IFC representatives at the last IFC meeting. Six hundred and sixty-eight itmior women were admitted to Penn State this semester. The maximum number of girls pledged by any of the 19 sororities this fall was 22. WAN'IED RIDERS to Scranton on Ad miral Gallagher's Cruise. Call Bob 4119, Fridays. RIDE to and from Boston, for Thanks giving vacation. Call Hal 2526. FOR SALE FOR, SALE: three room, 27'ft. Trailer with kitchen; excellent condition; must sacrifice immediately. Phone 7217. 1946 CUSTOM DODGE, 1946 Jeep, heater and new top, 10,000 miles, :946 Nash 600, completely equipped, 6,000 miles, a very clean car and priced right. 1948 Kaiser deluxe, 6,000 miles, fully equipped, and new 1948 Jeepster. Phone 9911 Or write J. A. Myers, Mill Hall, Pa. GENUINE Erush Keiurich Roth Violin Double violin case, one bow, one Cre- mona copy German violin. Separately or together. Contact S. K. Knies, 5061-288. AIR CORPS Jackets—waterproof, wind proof, fur collar, wool lined. Swell for all winter. Only $l4. Call Wilker, 2941. 1948 CHEVROLET Club Coupe, radio heater, seat covers. 310 W. Nittany. 1947 WILLYS Jeep—Excellent condition. Trade-ins acceptable. Call 5051-270. Ask for "Bob." Room 28. FOUND PET ENG 83 ppaens between MI and Old Main, Friday morning. Call Huber, Dorm 1, 6061. MISCELLANEOUS AVAILABLE, Public Stenographer. Typ ing, mimeographing. dictation. Hours 1-5 p.m. daily. Nittany Realty Building (above Kaye's Korner). Phone 7094. State College. MIMEOGRAPHING and expert typing— done REASONABLE—term papers, thes is, manuscripts. Secretarial Service. Room 205. State College Hotel, Above the Corner. Phone 4906. RHEUMATIC FEVER benefit bridge game sponsored by Phi Sigma Sigma, Wed., Nov. 17. Simmons Recreational Hall, from 7 to 9 p.m. Admission 50 cents. Re freshments. Balfurd's DRY CLEANING PLANT It 311 WEST BEAVER AVE. ~•~it~i~Cli/:~.R.'f11F11yat.1i] 3S I►i.`L`4Pil I/1 THE DAILY CI NAACP The local chapter of the Na tional Association for the Ad vancement of Colored People will maintain a booth in the lobby of Old Main this week to enlist membership. All interested per sons may inquire at this booth, announced William Meek, presi dent. capmur MOlllll /5 MaR 40410 Ogg? YOU CAN STILL BE A WINNER GET INTO THE PHILIP MORRIS SCORECAST CONTEST NOW! 49' 0/ hfe crow Afres- 6'o4m/, HERE'S WHAT YOU WIN FOR YOURSELF: 1000 PHILIP MORRIS kg three scores rlght HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN WIN FOR YOUR LIVING GROUP OR FIRST PRIZE A Stunning Large Screen adnidtai Television Set with full 13 Channel coverage and Direct-View 10" Tube. This handsome prize goes to the Group entering the most ballots dur ing entire contest. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION SEE REA & DERICK McLANAHAN'S BULLETINS AT: GRAHAMS' ANNOUNCING! LAST WEEK'S WINNERS! STATE COLLEGE 50's WINNERS FOR OCTOBER 30 J. BRAVERMAN F. CIPLET D. M. DRODER Civil Engineers Mr. K. A. Werden, manager of the middle division of the Penn sylvania Railroad, will speak to the student chapter of the Amer ican Society of Civil Engineers in 107 Main Engineering. Mr. Werden's topic will be "Railroad Transportation and the Engineer." PENN STATE vs. PITT : R H P 0, . PRINCETON vs. DARTMOUTH wow -200 PHILIP MORRIS for two soros right —..... CLUB ON THE PENN STATE CAMPUS ! SECOND PRIZE A Beautiful Ofg&t.Ald Auto matic Radio-Phonograph Console with Miracle Tone Arm. Plays both 45-minute and standard records—for Group with second highest number of ballots entered. RALPH GUNDEL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1 Penn State Club Penn State Club will hold important meeting in 321 Main at 7 p.m. today. All m bers are urged to attend, flounced F. A. Peruzzi, presid Camera Club Penn State Camera Club not meet this week. HARVARD vs. YALE HANK SHOENFIELD DON MEISEL L. SHAMES ow.-- - 50 PINUP MORRIS for one Stell right THIRD PRIZE oidnulat Console Radio Phonograph with Miracle Tone Arm. Plays up to twelve records. Changes records in 3 1 /z seconds for Group with third highest number of ballots entered.