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Glee Club Lists
Seven-Stop
Concert Tour
Appearances in seven cities in
western Pennsylvania, New York,
and Ohio have been scheduled by
the Penn State Glee Club for its
1950 spring concert tour, Director
Frank Gullo announced recently.
The group will open its itiner
ary in Johnstown .March 17 and
move on to Indiana, Pa., March
18. After a brief return to cam
pus, the club will take to the
road on March 27 to present a
program in Erie. This will be
followed by concerts •in Greens
burg March 28, Cleveland, Ohio,
March 29, Buffalo, N.Y., March
30, and the closing performance
in Ridgway,' Pa., March 31.
Penn State .Alumni Clubs in
each of the cities visited by the
Glee Club will sponsor the con
certs, with the exception of
Cleveland. There the perform
ance will be sponsored by a ser
vice organization.
Features Quartet
The Glee Club, now in its 59th
year, was organized in 1891 and
consisted of 12 members. Since
that time it has grown steadily
until it now boasts 120 members.
A regular part of the organization
is the varsity quartet which com
pleted its 47th season this spring.
The quartet, composed of Rich
ard Goodling, Maynard Hill, Ed
ward Raffensberger, and Charles
Sullivan, will present special
numbers at each concert.
A successful eastern tour' was
made this past spring with the
group appearing at the Philadel
phia Academy of Music where
it was favorably received by
critics. The club also made a
guest appearance on Fred War
ing’s radio program.
Blue Key Boosts
Hospitality
Blue Key, national honorary
hat society, has recently made vis
iting athletic teams feel more at
home while at State.
Through the publication' of a
booklet entitled “Welcome To
Penn State,” the organization has
set up a guide for the use of those
unfamiliar with the College. The
booklet includes briefs on the
school, its foundation, enrollment,
and administration. It also con
tains a sketch on the Athletic As
sociation and a directory which
lists the addresses and phone
numbers of the fraternities, dor
mitories and town houses.
In addition to this service. Blue
Key has made further plans to
accommodate the visiting teams.
These plans include the inaugu
ration of a hostess system, where
by incoming teams would be pro
vided with meals at fraternity
houses, passes to athletic events,
and access to other campus ac
tivities.
To be eligible for service under
the Hostess system, the. teams
would merely get in touch with
the manager of their particular
sport at the College and advise
him of the expected trip. The
manager would • then meet with
Blue Key and make arrangements
for the stay of the team.
Military. lEk^
Accommodations
In answer to requests from stu
dents, the State College Com
merce Club will provide housing
accommodations for week-end
guests attending the Military Ball.
Anyone wishing to make ar
rangements for that week-end
may apply at the State College
Commerce Club between 9' a.m.
and p.m., Friday or Saturday.
Penn Dean To Talk
About Law Schools
Under the auspices of Pi Lamb
da Sigma, the pre-legal honorary,
Assistant Dean Donald M. Cun
ningham of the Law School, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, will
speak on “Law School and Its
Various Phrases,” today.
The meeting will be held in
Room 217, Willard Hall at 3
o’clock this afternoon.
Everyone is invited to attend
but a special recommendation to
attend this meeting was made
yesterday by Frank McNelis,
society president, to persons in
terested in pursuing further legal
studies. Much vital information
will be gained, he said.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
WHOEVER picked up wrong overcoat on
ground floor of Sparks at 1:00 Tuesday,
be there Thursday to trade.
GOLD ELGIN WRIST watch lost Thanks.
giving Day. Expansion bracelet. Return
to Collegian office. .
ONE OF fellows picked up at Old Fort—
taken to Lewisburg on Tuesday, Nov. 22
in Packard convertible, please • Tcturn
slidcrulc, taken by mistake, to Student
Union.'
PAIR OF BROWN ; fur-lined gloves No
vember 22, prrobably In .10 Sparks.
Please return to Old Main.
PAIR OF GLASSES in red case. "Reed”
company. Monday morning between Os
mond and Spruce cottage. Contact Mary
Hough, Spruce Cottage, Ext. 185.
THE PERSON who took two books from
lower floor Sparks Nov. 17 please call
John Erb, 4008.
PAIR OF horn-rimmed glasses between
Corner Room and Buckhout Lab. Please
return to 58 Atherton.
PLEASE RETURN grey covert topcoat
'taken from 2nd floor Sparks on Tues
day, 22, 1949. Reward. Call Joe
Glesby 4979.
FOR SALE
1948 PLYMOUTH four-dooY blue sedan.
excellent condition. Reasonable price.
Must sell soon. Call 7131 or 6831.
38 PLYMOUTH COUPE, good condition.
Reasonable price. Call Leßoy 4953.
1947 BUICK 4-dooi/—all equipment. Good
shape—sl39s. Call Morris Youngdahl,
5051-272, Room 23.
GREY GABARDINE topcoat for sale. Size
44, long. Call Danny Kline 4923.
PAIR OF MEN’S ice skates, size 10; also
pair ski boots size 8' 1 < 4E, practically .new.
Call 4435.
WANTED
CALLER FOR BARN dancing for Sunday
/ Machines Wash Your
Laundry in Less Than
an Hour.
MARSHALL’S
Automatic Laundry
454 E, College Avenue—Rear
\
Step In—
Friday, Saturday. Monday
for BIG SAVINGS
Famous Make
SUITS
$45.00 - $49.95 - $55.00 Values
$39.50
COVERTS
NAILHEAD SHARKSKIN
TATTERSALL CHECKS
FLANNELS
GABARDINES
TWEEDS
16.98 All Cord Coats
14.95
All Sport Coats
20% off
16.95 Trench Coats
13..95
Fancy Pattern Hose
39c-3 for 1.00
16.95 Cashmiere Sweaters
Famous Make
10.95
3.95 Two-In-One Glove
Knit and Suede Combination
2.95
The Young Men's Shop
127 S. Allen Street
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
affair. Call 137 Simmons Hall today.
WILL TRADE ’49 Bulck Dynaflow for 2
invitations to the Military*' Qall, Friday,
December 9, Rcc Hall. Elliot Lawrence and
his orchestra.
REWARD for information leading to re
covery Webster portable wire recorder
Call KDR, Don Yenko.
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WANT RIDE to Florida for Xmas. Call
4402, ask for Carl.
MISCELLANEOUS
IT ISN’T NECESSARY to send your type
writer out of town for repair. Just dial
2402 or brine machine to 633 West Collefff
Ave.
PHI UP MORRIS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE with all conveniences,
hot water heat: also 3-room furnished
apartment, both 10 miles east of State
College, along Route 822, vacant Decem
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