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Leaders of Nine Leagues
Vie for Basketball Crown
WRA basketball entered its final week of play on Monday night
with the leaders of each of the nine leagues playing. Monday night's
winners played Tuesday's contenders in elimination games. The
same procedure will be used for the remainder of the schedule.
Ath NW-I defeated Ath 21-18 in the first game of the play
offs on Monday night. Leading 12-9 at half time, NW-I was given a
stiff battle by SW-I in the final
period of the game. Carroway
with 12 points and Kronenwetter
with 9 paced the winners while
Pat Frank of SW-I accounted for
13 points,
In League II SE-I, undefeated,
and NW-I of League I battled to
a 23-23 tie with SE-I coming from
behind to even the score. Carro
way again took scoring honors
for NW-I with 15 while Henninger
of SE-I made 13 points.
Leading 24-15 at half time Elm
Cottage had little difficulty in
subduing Mac Allister with the fi
nal score being 32-19. Joanne Ho
well with 13 points and Dottie
Noll, 15, lead their team to vic
tory. With 12 points, Linda Patton
lead Mac Allister's attack.
In the playoff of a tie Mc:l4day
bight NW-I defeated SE-I 36-29 to
gain control of Leagues I 'arid 11.
Tompkins lead the SE-I team
with 20 points while Frank. 14,
Miller, 10, and Caraway, 12 shared
scoring honors for the victor.
Previously undefeated Delta
Gamma was swamped 36-9 by Al
pha Gamma Delta Tuesday night.
Kriner acounted for 24 points for
the winners,
In a low scoring game Elm cot
tage defeated Zeta Tau Alpha 15-
12 after leading 9-4 at half time.
Powerful Leonides crushed Phi
Mu 25-8 tripling its score in the
last half of the game. Laning
paced the Leonides sextet with
13 points.
Senate Meeting
Shirley Gau4er, president of
Senate, announced that elec
tion of officers and revision of
the constitution are on the
agenda for discussion at to
night's meeting of Senate. The
meeting, which will be held
in the WSGA room in White
Hall, is open to all women
students.
co-eida
Acacia
William Dietz recently was elec
ted president of the Acacia frater
nity. Other officers elected were
Thomas Schreffler, vice-presi
dent; George Fryckland, secre
tary; Jerry Barrho, treasurer;
Alan Lehman, rushing chair
man; and Robert Freeborough,
alumni secretary.
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
entertained their summer pledges
at a slumber party in the chap
ter room last Saturday night.
Theta Phi Alpha
Yolanda Bovalina, Michaline
Claysmith, Ann Donahoe, ' Jean
Maginnis and Betty Rubino were
formally initiated into Theta Phi
Alpha sorority at a dawn cere
mony Sunday, January 15. The
entire membership attend e d
Mass and Communion following
the initiation.
JO JO' s
Dahlia Room
Proudly Presents
The Tony Star Trio
NIGHTLY
Direct from New York—Vocal
Comedy, and instrumental
group featuring Jackie Farrel
and Tony Starr, writer of re
cent song hits Rockin' Horse
Cowboy, Va Zap-Ta Tasta Fa
sula and many others. Lim
ited engagement only. Don't
miss this treat.
Down by the P.R.R. Station
Lewistown, Penna.
Ph. 4906
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLAGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Christmas Drive
Totals $537.93
Final report of the W.S.G.A.
Christmas Drive was presented
at the meeting of the House of '
Representatives Tuesday. The fi
nal total was $537.93. This total
represents the first time W.S.G.
A. passed the $5OO goal since the
war year, 1945.
Of the total, $l7O went to the
American Woman's Hospitals,
$l7O to Mifflin County Child
Welfare, and $197.93 to Mrs.
Hetiel's Emergency Fund.
Barbara Leith was in charge
of publicity for the drive. Assist
ing her were Audrey Brua and
Joyce Jeffries Head in g th e
Chimney Box committee was
Eleanor Griffith. Nan Bierman
and Marjorie Fleming worked on
the committee.
The House of Representatives
conducted the drive. Ella Louise
Williams, chairman of the House,
thanks all the generous con
tributors.
The next meeting of the House
will be the final one for the se
mester. Discussion will be on
the Clothing Drive.
Sigma Alpha Mu
Fred Solomom was recently
elected prior(of Sigma Alpha Mu
fraternity. Other elected officers
were Kenneth Rosenberg, exche
quer; Martin Garfinkel; record
er; and Victor Rubin, pledge
master.
New initiates of the fraternity
are David Bronstein, Marvin Cet
ron, Burton Cushner, Myron
Goldstone, Arthur Poselle, Sid
ney Solofosky, Richard Style,
Louis Weinbrum and Gerald
Weisman.
Sigma Delta Tau
Fourteen girls were recently
pledged by Sigma Delta Tau.
They are Enid Amdur, Phyllis
Auerbach, Lois Blum, Jacque
line Feinberg, Ruth Grotsky,
Lynn Levitt, Lenore Liss, Carol
Mermelstein, Betty Ozer, Bebe
Sare, Laryn Sax, Barbara Tex,
Elaine Yaverbaum, and Barbara
Young.
NAME CARDS
for Graduation Announcements
Commercial Printing Inc.
Glenniand Bldg., State College
ELASTICSUPPORTS
FOR' MEN & W OME N
PRODUCTS .OF BAUER & BLACK
SUPPORTER BELTS • ELASTIC STOCKINGS
Improve your pos- Inconspicuous under
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j exclusive style and the market
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comfort features. available in 2 styles.
BRACER* • $3.50 $lO.OO per pair . 4
BRACER ROYAL* . . . .$5.00
TENSOR ELASTIC
SUPPORTERS • • BANDAGE
Every man and •
boy who engages ! _ Gives cool.
in any sport 4 ti'
comfortable support
should wear a izA. whenever an
supporter\ Six elastic bandage is
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to
6 7 , a wi uir d e th d . .
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different styles.
60c to $2.00 $l.OO to $2.30
SUSPENSORIES , •
Many men say ANKLETS & KNEECAPS" -- '-` 4O -----8.,
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suspensory helps ' support for strained
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McLANAHAN'S
S. Allen Street ........ . .... „...,
Veterans' Dividends
World War II veterans were
reminded that if they have not
filed applications for the special
dividend due on their National
Service Life Insurance policies,
they should do so immediately.
There will be no interest on any
unclaimed special dividend.
Therefore, veterans will gain
nothing by delaying to file appli
cations.
engagementd
Scrivens—Nocera
R.
Diana Nocera and Gerald
R. Scrivens of Athens recently
became engaged.
Miss Nocera graduated - from
the College last June and is at
present a .teacher employed in
the commercial department of
the Bellefonte High School.
Scrivens is a senior in the
School of Agriculture at the Col
lege. He is a member of Alpha
Gamma Rho fraternity.
'Milliken—Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Miller
of Wilkinsburg announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Eleanor, to Robert Milliken, also
of Wilkinsburg, over the Christ
mas vacation.
Miss Miller is a sophomore en
rolled in the School of Home Eco
nomics at the College. She is a
member of Owens and Chapel
Choir. Milliken is a sophomore
in agricultural education and a
member of Cwens and Chapel
Fellowship.
Br own—Betler
The engagement of Reta Bet
ler of New Kensington to Philip
Brown of• Erie was recently an
nounced.
Miss Betler is a senior in music
at the, College. Brown is a senior
in meteorology and a member
of Theta Chi fraternity.
CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED ,
SINGLE ROOM—preferably in vicinity
of AG Hill, by quiet, hard working
senior. Hoping also to do graduate work
here. Call Charley Stine, 4031, after 6 p.m.
WANTED—ONE Ginger Rogers, one Ethel
Merman. one Judy Garland, one Mickey
Take Your Chance
On Love !!
With every Valentine pack
age you will receive your
"chance, on love." To the win
ner-5 times the original pur
chase price in cash.
d y ca n ev.
STATE THLAI'RE ,131.00.- - STATL COLLEGE
Gooney, numerous singers, dancers, crew
members, etc. for Thespians' prbduction
of GersF.win'a "Girl Crazy": Tryouts Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday. Room 409,
Old Main, 1:00 'P.m
STUDENT DESK and chair, double bed,
floor lamp, chest of drawers, Pho'ne 6873.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE,--TRAILER, 18, ft. Vagabond,
72.9 'Winderest. Bottled gas stove. G. E.
refrigerator, 12x5 addition. Reasonable.
27' PALACE housetrailer, immediately
available. Full size bottled gas stove.
Extras. Cheap tor a quick sale. Only $975.
See C. M. Bancy 107% S. Allen Street.
APT. SIZE Hotpoint refrigerator. Reas
onable. Phone Dick, 2881 a ter 7 p.m.'
FOR SALE-18' Housetraller. Bottled gas
stove. Priced for quick sale at SGOO. 355
Windcrest.
BEAUTIFUL' KNOTTY Pine Bookcase,
4 x 6 feet, walker, stroller in good con
dition. Call 6815. Ask for Sam.
FOR SALE-'=2l foot 1045 Glider Trailer.
Bottled gas, good condition, reasonable,
Immediate sale. Contact Wills, Hoover's
Trailer Park.
FOR SALE-1948 Studebaker 5 passenger
coupe, beater, overdrive and radio. 18,000
miles. Good condition. Dorm 2, Room 27.
'37 CHEVY COUPE—radio, heater, excel
lent running condition. Must sell. $l3O.
Call Ext. 270. Rudy Mimi.
EiHtCH PHONOGRAPH in carrying cake.
Excellent condition and priced to please.
Good bargain. Call Reider 4908.
ONE S VIOLIN, Mandolin, portable Victro
la, and Tuxedo, size 38. Call 2882.
THE POPULAR recording, Rag Mop, by
the . Ames Brothers I Get your copy at
the Harmony Shop. Today 1 • •
LOST
K&E Slide Rule taken by mistake Friday
ramming in 218 Willard Hall. Return to
Student Union • Desk, Old Main.
:JECHANICS 13 Text book in Min. Prep.
Lab, MI Building: - Please call Wentz,
'505.
LOST—RONSON lighter, monogram HSL
Call 5051, Ext. 272.
BLACK WALLET. Sat. afternoon. Money
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CALL. f;
FORt-.1 7. ' ,
THITRSDAY,` JANUARY 19, -1950
and papers urgently needed. Reward
Contact Rotel Colonial 4850. Rm. 46.
LOST—AT Rec Hall. Gold Signet Ring.
Initials J.E.D. Sentimental value. Re
ward. If any information, call Davison,
2253.
RED:PIGSKIN Wallet, with key, between
Nittany Dell and Simmons, Jan. 12.
Call Margaret, Simmons, 269.
LOST--LADIES Witnnuer Watch. Initials s
M.L.W. in vicinity of White Hall. Finder
please call 324, McElwain.
TRENCH COAT, size 46, long. Taken from
OKT, Saturday night. Call Carlo 2760.
MISCELLANEOUS
STUDENTS—Get your thesis, term papers.
mimeographing, and typing done! Sec
retarial service. Hotel State College.
Phone 4906.
YOUR TYPEWRITER can . be repaired
right here in State College. In many
cases 24 hour service. Just Dial 2492 or
bring machine to 633 West College Ave.
IF YOU make $lO5 a month, hock your
grandmother and contact MacMillan,
320-B, Winderest. Phone 3070. You can
move in between semesters. ,
NOW I'M SERIOUS—If you make $lO5
a month, hock your grandmother and
contact McMillan, 320-B Windcreet. Phone
3970. You can move in between semesters.
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to• 12:00. Excellent service. Good food.
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