PAGE SIX Ad Honorary Will Visit Philadelphia Fourteen members of Alpha Delta Sigma, men's national ad vertising honorary, will go on a field trip to Philadelphia next week. The trip, an annual af fair, will begin on Tuesday, April .19, and end Thursday, April 21. Plans have been made to visit the N. W. Ayer advertising ag ency, Curtis Publishing Co., radio station WPEN, the Phila delhpia Evening Bulletin, Beck Engraving Co., and McCandish Lithograph Corp. A luncheon date with alumni of the Phila delphia-Penn State chapter is al so scheduled. Students going on the trip are: Robert Clarke, Don Baker, Wil liam Cosgrove, Robert McKibbon, Marlin Weaver, Gerald Gilman, George Latzo, Kenneth Strayer, Joseph Summer, Edward Hinkle, Franklin Rose, Vance Klepper, Dave Eldridge, and Kosti Bargas. Prof. Robert Van Slambrouck, acting chapter advisor, will be ti charge of the trip. 4 iVVVASSratr :W A' ; '' 4.? Two things ardor college man should law! 1• This is a Fraternity Brother. Always happy to paddle other people's canoes. Spends days in haze. Co/lee is mostly Greek to him. Rushes . . . for a *Manhattan" Fraternity Sportshiri. 2. This is a "Manhattan" Fraternity Sportshirt. Properly initiated with authentic fraternity insignia and pins also gets straight "A's" for smart tailoring and easy fit. In washable cotton-rayon mixture. Choice of exclusive "Manhattan" colors ; M:K T H E MANHATTAN SHIRT COMPANY az.: i nganhatlan Products are Exclusive with c, fe• 0 3 . 9 z 4 G ~ ra • ... iii c TA, LOA iIATTeR OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Talmadge To Speak Here Alice Parker Tallmadge, state president of the American Asso ciation of University Women, will be the speaker at the AAUW dinner to be held Wednesday, April 20, at 6:30 p.m. at the Nit tany Lion Inn, State College. Mrs. Tallrnadge, who is head of the department of classics and assistant professor of Greek and Latin at Cedar Crest College, will speak on AAUW work in Pennsylvania and on plans for the national convention at Seattle in June. Mrs. A. K. Anderson, presi dent of the State College branch, will also give a resume of this year's work, and three new offi cers will be elected—president, corresponding secretary, an d treasurer. The committee in charge of the dinner includes Mrs. John C. Lester, chairman; Mrs. Walter S. Beach, Mrs. Hubert Koch, Mrs. J. 0. Keller, Mrs. Robert B. Pat rick, Mrs. Robert H. Eads, Mrs. W. Earl Drake, Mrs. Edwin Nye, Mrs. L. M. Jones and Mrs. W. M. Hench. CAMPUS FAVORITE Copt. 1949, Tile Moabottoit Shirt Co. HABEROA6MER THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Weatherman Saves Winter Coal Supply If you still have a part of the coal pile left by the furnace, you can thank the weather man. R. Y. Sigworth, supervisor of utilities at the College, points out that statistics on temperatures at the College indicate that you should have saved 13.2 per cent in fuel during the year preceed ing March 31, 1949, as compared to the average for the 12 pre vious years. The only colder-than-average weather during the winter came in October when fuel consump tion should have been 17.5 per cent above the average for the past 12 years. Savings affected during other months should have been 23.3 per cent in November; 4.3 per cent for December; 20.5 per tent for January; 25.2 per cent for February; and 11.6 per cent for Marsh. Sigworth determines the sav ings by maintaining a record of degree days. A degree day, Sigworth ex plains, is determined by taking the average temperature for the day and subtracting it from 65, the temperature at which no heat should be necessary. This daily figure is totaled to deter mine the number of degree days for the month. ATA Selects New Officers I V!. Eta chapter of Alpha Tau Al pha, professional agricultural ed ucation fraterntiy, elected the fol lowing officers at the monthly meeting last week: Woods Thomas president; Fred Grantham, vice president; Charles Drawbaugh, secretary; Glenn Wolfe, treasurer; Robert Butts, seargant-at-arms; Hugh White, reporter. The chapter recently initiated 47 new members. The new in itiates are Edgar Balliet, Jr., Rich ard Balser, Walter Barmont, Jr., Carroll Barton, Anthony Barrett, Paul Benchoff, Robert Blough, Robert Butts, Donald Chattin, James Clark, James Cook, Walter Cook, John Crosbie, Stephen Dawson, Irvin Dietle, Jr., Robert Downie, Charles Drawbaugh James Fennell, Donald Fyock, Fred Grantham, Robert Griffith, Paul Harr, C. Carlton Harry, Ed ward Heyler, Theodore Hoffman, Willis Horton, Craig Kift, John Liggett, Robert Kirkendall, Wil liam Love, Joseph Ondrey, Jack son Owen, Wilbur Rose, Julius Russell, Paul Ruth, Fred Scho bert, William Silkman, Lloyd Smith, Dan Stearms, Clifford Stroud, Woods Thomas, Boyd Vokes, Ross Watts, Hugh White, Arnold Wilson, Russell Wilson, and Glenn Wolfe. i, , H ~. ~~~~: ~:~>:~s ~~: Tau Beta Pi Names Officers The following men were elect ed as officers of Tau Beta Pi, en gineering honorary, at a banquet meeting on April 6: Dean Harrison, president, in dustrial engineering; Paul Shu maker, vice-president, mechan ical engineering, Harry Lawroske, recording secretary, chemical en gineering; Harold Clark, catalog er, chemical engineering; Harold Johnson, student council repre sentative, industrial engineering; and Ray Williams, treasurer, el ectrical engineering. WANTED DRIVING TO Los Andes? Two students want ride after June 1. Will share ex penses. Call Curran or Ray Sara 3907. ROUND TRIP ride for holidays to Allen town. When would YOU prefer leaving? Call Leon 2152. LOST GREY COVERT topcoat in fraternity dis trict. Call Len Kleinman 4953. WILL PERSON who wok wrong coat from rack outside room 8, Sparks, 2:00 p.m. Friday, 4-8-49, please contact Rich ard Hyde 4939. I have your coat. ROUND RHINESTONE earring clip down town Saturday night. Sentimental value Call room 361 Ath. CANONSBURG HI chum ring. -Sentiment al value. Lost Friday in Ath Hall vie inity. Phone 130 Ath. PENN STATE class ,ring '2l, inside in itials MEF. Black stone. Reward. Call Meyers 2337. PERSON WHO took wrong covert top coat in Carnegie Monday—Kalin's label. I have yours. Call 7264. REWARD—Light grey gabardine topcoat misplaced 1F C weekend. Doutrick's Pottsville label. Call Jones 6786. GOLD RING with three diamonds. Senti mental value, reward. Call 432 Ather ton. RUST COLORED shell-rimmed glasses be tween Library and Schwab. Finder please call 363 Simmons. ONE BETA SIGMA RHO fraternity pin in football field area. Please call 4937. Reward. PERSON WHO picked up Phi Kappa lawn floodlight please return to Phi Kappa house, 338 E. Fairmount. BROWN WALLET, Friday, Rec Hall Finder may keep money. Please return contents to Walt Guerrero, 301 S. Bur rowes. Phone 2938. PERSON WHO took wrong leather jacket outside room 30 E.E. Friday afternoon, April 8, call J. Thompson, 4957. I have yours. FOUND FOUNTAIN PEN. Owner identify proper ty and pay for ad. See Mrs. Somers, 1015 Old Main. MISCELLANEOUS TYPING REASONABLE, editing, rewrit ing. research. State College G 347. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1949 100 Civil Engineers Hold Annual Fete The student chapter of the American Society of Civil En gineers held its annual banquet at the Penn Belle Hotel in Belle fonte last Monday with about 100 members attending. Door prizes and favors were contributed by the American Bridge Co., Charles Bruning Co., Inc., Eugene Dietzgen Co., Galion Iron Works, Koh-I-Noor Pencil Co., Lock Joint Pipe Co., Lufkin Rule Co., Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., the Frederick Post Co., the Texas Co., and David White Co. CLASSIFIEDS LEAVING WEDNESDAY morning for - - Ohio. Can take 8 to Bedford, Uniontown, Washington, Pa. or vicinity. Call 8875 evenings. CAL DAY AND his 4 Knights - instru mental and vocal combo. Available for dance engagements, phone Altoona 24985. Don't Wait! Make a date Just dial 7168 Where low rates Predominate Bill Coleman's Lion Studio, 136 East College. ROOM AND BOARD MEN ONLY. Inter-session, main 11111 M. mer session, and six weeks poet ses sion. Alpht Zeta fraternity, campus. Call Howard E. Wise 4272 for reservations. LATE 1948 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan, special deluxe, fully equipped. Call 111011 after 5. 1948 HUDSON, spotlight, radio, condition er, 4 new tires, low mileage, will fin ance. Call Don Yenko, ext. 787. COMPLIMENTS East College Food Mar ket. Meat, groceries, produce, free de livery. Phone 2691. J .C. HIGGINS golf clubs, set of 5, plus bag-527.95. Lowest price in State Col lege. COMPARE! Sears Roebuck Co., 230 W. College avenue. GOLF CLUBS, matched set of Kroyden "stif-flex" irons. Registered $36. Call 3444 between 9 and 5. 1936 CHEVROLET coupe, heater, new bat tery, good tires, body and fenders solid, upholstery good shape. 2150 cash. See Chuck Cameron or Call Boalsburg 2042. MARRIED? Summer room with kitchen and laundry facilities. $6.00 per couple per week at Nittany Co-op. Children per mitted. Call Art 2593 between 6-7. APARTMENT in Mexico City. centrally located. 5 rooms : bath shared by one. $35 a month. Call 2248. STUDENT TO work as handy-man in spare time for rest of semester in re turn for room and board with private family. Phone 2104. ATTENTION SENIOR CIVILS !I Men with high average to work on new local highway. Call Santianni Construction Co, 5091., 9rd floor Watts. ROOM WITH light cooking privileges for young married couple. Call 2941. WANTED: ROUND TRIP ride for holi days to Allentown. When would YOU prefer leaving Call Leon 2152. • • At Your Warner Theater NOW! Cadatem TYRONE POWER GENE TIERNEY "THAT WONDERFUL URGE" Sta te CORNEL WILDE PATRICIA KNIGHT xn "SHOCKPROOF" i nittany ZACHARY SCOTT LOUIS HAYWARD SYDNEY GREENSTREET "RUTHLESS" FOR SALE FOR RENT WANTED
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