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Leonides Selects Hollis
To Lead Independents
Mrs. Robert Hollis was elected president of Leonides, independ
ent women’s organization, at a meeting Monday night.
Other officers elected were Florence Freeman, vice-president;
Joan Burlein, recording secre
tary; Loita Mountjoy, corres
ponding secretary; and Helen
Bartha, treasurer.
Rose Eifert, pas t-president,
asked independent women to sup
port independent activities, es
pecially mixers.
Dorothy Roseman, representa
tive to the Independent, reported
that the first issue of the news
paper will be out on Thursday.
Louise /jomer Club
The Louise Homer Club will
meet in the Alpha Chi Omega
suite at 8:40 p.m. today.
Co-£M>
Beta Sigma Omicron
Rosemary Delahanty, Evelyn
Sebastian and Anne Umlauf were
pledged to Beta Sigma Omicron
on Sunday morning. The pledges
were entertained at breakfast and
went as a group to the chapel
service. Other • pledges are Jane
Crane, Barbara Smith, Marion
Wiser and Helen Wray.
Zeta Tau Alpha
Recently elected officers of
Zeta Tau Alpha’s pledge class are
Gene Dager, president; Joanne
Engman, vice-president; Eleanor
Griffiths, secretary; and Betty
Anders, treasurer.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Richard Dissinger, David Har
mon, Clifford Hoch, Robert Horn
baker, Robert Kolarik and Jos
eph Ream were initiated into
Lambda Chi Alpha last weekend.
News Briefs —
(Continued from page one)
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Candidates
are Buzz Cooper, Robert Menzie,
and Clarence Whitlow. Only sen
iors may vote and must produce
a matriculation card.
International Relations
All members of the Interna
tional Relations Club should be
present- at the meeting in 410
Old Main at 8 o’clock tonight to
work on the model of the TJ.N.
Security Council to be. presented
to the school'this Sunday.
Foreign . Students
Any foreign student attending
the College who has not been in
contact with Mrs. Rebecca Doern
er, Secretary of Foreign Students,
is requested to report to her
office, Room 3, Willard Hall, as
soon as possible. The students’
addresses are needed to complete
the fall directory.
PSCA Tour and Camp .
There are still vacancies for
the student United Nations Tour
and also for the work camp
Saturday. Apply at 304 Old Main.
NOW!
From A Recent
Engagement At
Frank Palumbo’s
...Hear...
Kenny Shaffer's
Trio
in JO JO’s
Beautiful Dahlia
Room
NITELY 9 P. M.
Oct. 31 Nov. 12
LEWISTOWN, PA.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE-COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Women To Select
Sophomdre Senator
Elections for WSGA sophomore
senator will be held in McElwain,
Simmons and McAllister Halls
from 10 a.m. to 5 ji.m. today,
Shirley Gauger, president of
WSGA, announced.
A tie vote between Barbara
Klopp and Sally Shoemaker, fi
nalists in the primary balloting
for the office, in the final elect
ions on Monday necessitated the
voting' today.
Other newly elected officers of
WSGA. should, attend the WSGA
meeting in the WSGA room in
White Hall at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Veterans
Veterans who have not rei
ported changes of address are re
quested to do so as soon as possi
ble at the Office of the Secretary
of Veterans’ Affairs, Room 3,
Willard Hall, so that their checks
and unclaimed mail may be sent.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
TEXTBOOK FOR Eng. Lit. 48 in Sparks.
Will finder please call Bob Byington,
6332.
PERSON TAKING grey topcoat in Para
dise Cafe Saturday please call James
Heanue. I have yours. 2486.
ONE RHINESTONE earring between
. Lambda Chi Alpha and Mac Hall. Finder
please call Mary, 321 Mac Allister.
LOST—Grey military raincoat, New Col
lege Diner, Thurs. night. I have yours,
including car keys. Call 6,272.
WANTED
MAN TO DO cleaning from 12 midnight
to 3 a.m. Apply Vic’s Milky Way, 145
South Allen.
WANTED LAUNDRY to do. Will call for
and deliver 7367.
WANTED.RIDE to Pittsburg for one girl
Wednesday, 23rd of November. Call 5051
extension. 895.. Leave name and telephone,
number.,. 1
TWO MALE STUDENTS to rent large
double room, second floor at 512 West
College. Call Loffert 3485.
TO R SALE
1948 PLYMOUTH four-door blue sedan,
excellent condition. Reasonable price.
Must sell soon. Call <7131 or 6831.
HALLICRAFTERS S-39, 9-tube superhet,
AC.DC-portable, 1.5-30 megs. Cost $l4O.
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Sell or trade binoculars, camera. Phone
Strawbrldge, Irvin Hall 782.
FOR SALE—-Sound system, 17 watt, 2
speakers microphone and stand. Port
able. Call *3207 after 7:00 p.m.
27-FT. TRAVELO Trailer. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Newly painted, good tires. Jack
Owens, Hoover’s Trailer Park, phone
3505.
1046 - 25’ ELCAR Housetraller, bottled
gas stove, Venetian blinds, shed; sleeps
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plate, dance on air, and feel
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All Models *45 and up
,T HUDOFKE,
KALIN'S, S. Allen St.
JACK HARPER, W. College Ave.
HUR'S, E. College Ave.
2402 or bring machine to 633 West College
Ave.
NOW NO PLACE can compare with the
New ParadUo Cafe, 114 South Spring
St, Bellefonte, Pa. Every Friday and
Saturday, the Birmingham Five, good food,
specializing in shrimp and cold platters.
Excellent beverages. Excellent Service.
PARK YOUR TRAILER at Woodsdale
i Park—water—modern rest rooms and
laundry. Call 6595 or 3104.
GERMAN TUTORING for graduate and
undergraduate students. Improve youi
German quickly. Reasonable conditions.
John McNair 4272.
LEARN TO FLY—Cheapest rates in
country. Join Penn State Flying Club.
Inquire Student U.
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executive position in the retailing
field: buying, advertising, fashion,
personnel. Specialized training, ex
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merchandising, personnel manage
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