PAGE FOUR Finalists Named For May Queen Arlene Connor, Lorraine Stot ler, and Victoria Williams are the finalists for the title of May Queen, announced Ella Louise Williams, chairman of the House of Representatives. Barbara Baker, Jo Hutchon, and Sue Knapp will run for the Maid of Honor , position as a result of yesterday’s election in which ap proximately 450 coeds voted. Final elections will be tomorrow on the second floor balcony of Old Main from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The two senior women who are the runners-up for May Queen will be the senior attendents,' and the freshman runners-up for Maid of Honor will be freshman at tendents. At yesterday’s elections, senior women signed for the Hemlock chain. These girls will assist in making up the chain. The Queen and her court will reign over May Day, Saturday, May 13, and will be honored at a dance in Recreation Hall that night. A special committee selects the remainder of the court. The coeds they pick will be sophomore and junior attendents, freshmen jest ers, sophomore heralds, and 20 senior women who will form the Honor Arch. Junior Panhel Meeting • Junior Panhel will meet in the SW lounge of Atherton at 7 p.m. tonight, Nancy George, president of Panhellenic, an nounced yesterday. All sorority pledges are asked to attend. Co-^ldilA Triangle Edward Stiedle, dean of the School of Mineral Industries, was guest speaker at the annual Founder’s Day banquet of Tri angle Fraternity, Saturday night at the chapter house. Following the banquet, new officers were installed. They are Ellsworth B. Fissel, president; Michael L. Dzurenda, vice-presi dent; Grover F. Wachter, treasur er; Dean C. Cherrington, record ing secretary; John J. Frantz, cor responding secretary; William R. Mahan, house manager; John M. Seifarth, librarian, Samuel I. George, caterer; and Donald H. Stalcup, chapter editor. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Initiated into Sigma Alpha Ep silon on Sunday were Thomas Bradrick, Thomas Cummings, Dudley Foster, Charles Gerdes, Norman Hartsock, Bruce McMil lin, Charles Myers, William Parks, David Peters, Edward Shihadeh. John R. Walker, and John Weav er. NOW! At Your Warner Theatre C^athuum HELP OVER! Broderick Crawford "All the King's Men" State WILLIAM BENDIX DENNIS O'KEEFE BARBARA BRITTON COVER UP Wittany from ihe world's greatest novel DON QUIXOTE Spanish Language - English titles. Critics from coast to coast laud this great screen epic! THE DAn.Y COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Beaver House New officers of the Beaver House are William Hoyer, presi dent; James Kohl, vice-president; Everett Kaukonen, secretary; Leon Ducray, caterer; Donald Reinhart, treasurer; and Jack Badger, house manager. CLASSIFIEDS All classified advertisements must be In by 12:00 p.m. day preceding Issue. Prices are 50c one insertion; 75c two insertions; $l.OO three insertions; $1.25 four insertions; $1.50 five insertions: 17 words or less. All words over 17. three for 5e each insertion. Call Collegian 8441—ext. 544. WANTED ACCORDIONIST nnd GUITARIST to form Hammond organ trio for Fall semester. Cnll “Eddy” at 5051-789, Room 0. LOST LOST PAIR of leather fur-ITnccl Gloves nnd Dorm Key. At Carnegie Hall. Call Norma, 17 McElwnin. FOR SALE RECONVERTED ARMY Motorcycle. 46 Harley, buddy seat, windshield. Excellent condition. Steal at $175. Call Mack, 313 Watte. SUITS SIZE 40’s, 3 gabardine, snarkskin, houndstooth. 2 raincoats. 1 zipper lined officers. Mark 4975 SPE. 1948 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycle. 45 cu- inch. Perfect condition. Com pletely equipped. 10,000 miles. A title. 221 Windcrest. Feather-light and action-right, this “Skippies” Foundation is tailored the exclusive Formfit way... to give you the glamor ously sleek, unbroken figure lines that win admiration. Keeps bust youthfully high and separated, waist and hips slimmer, smoother all with glorious comfort and freedom without bones! Nylon marquisette bra top ... satin Lastex panels front and back ... 2-way stretch elastic sides ... 6 garters. See what a thrilling difference it can make in you. Come in now . and be fitted! Skippies Girdles and Panties from 9300 Danks & Co. 1942 nUICK SUPER sedanette. R. nnd H. Low milcngc. Excellent condition. Rea sonable. Call 7809 or stop at 120 S. Atherton. GERMAN and FRENCH tutoring. Euro- pean language tencher with American college experience. Elizabeth Mares, 715 W. Park. Phone G 387. MEN INTERESTED in taking Chem 440 during the Summer. Please call Kelly. 2970. APPLICATION PHOTOS 20 for one dollar. If no negative send print and add 50c. Photo Lab, 1140 Boalaburg Rd. State College, Ta. YOUR TYPEWRITER can be repaired right here in Stale College, in many cases 24 hours service. Just dial 2492 or bring machine to 633 West College Ave. EXCELLENT FRUITPNUCH. $1.45 gal lon. Frida Stern. 122 Irvin Ave. Phone 4818. State College. SANDWICHES, COOKIES, catering for all kind of parties. Frida Stern. 122 Irvin Ave. Phone 4818 State College. SALLY'S 6th Winner! JAMES JAY SHULL, bac teriology junior, Sigma Phi Sigma, carried off a new 1950 Motorola from Sally’s oh Sunday. You - can win, too. Easy— SAVE LABELS you juniors (ail ages!) will adore it... #12 5 ° 15" and 17" lengths State College MISCELLANEOUS All-In-One by Formfit PERSONAL. DOUG and ELLEN. Come STUDENTS GET your term papers, home. All 4 forgiven. Marringe date set.l mimeographing, and typing done 1 Sec- Father, Center Stage. “Yes, My Darling rctarial service. Hotel State College. Phone Daughter.’* This weekend. 4906. TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950
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