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Phi Sigma lota
Admits Fifteen
Into Honorary
Phi Sigma lota, national ro
mance language honorary, ha s
initiated 12 undergraduate and
three graduate students.
Requirements for membership
into the honorary are a 2 All-
College average, high grades in
language courses, and a b ove
sophomore standing. Members
are required to present a paper
before graduation.
Present officers are Mary Ann
Malicki, president: Irene Gold
bloom. vice president, and Jo
anne Snavely, secretary-treasurer.
Niatolas Brentin, professor of
Spanish, is adviser of the local
chapter and Eastern District pres
ident.
Dr. Alceau Amoroso Lima, a
member of th e Brazilian Aca
demy of Letters and one of Bra
zil's greatest contemporary lit
erary historians, spoke after the
meeting and talked to a Spanish
literature class yesterday morn
ing.
Those initiated are Jean Berg,
Lillian Cassover, Barbara Charles,
Barbara Col e, Catherine Cor
biere, Allan Evans. Peggy Fahr
inger, Doris Golub. Martha Heck
man, Elaine McKelvey, Virginia
Opoczenski, Mrs. Antoinetta
Pundt, Alan Reeve. Jeanne Trux
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THE DAILY COLLEGTAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
'Dog' Roasting Done
By Electricity Now
You don't have to wait until
spring to roast a hot dog that
is tender and full of flavor. Milt
Smith. a member of Alpha Ep
silon Pi fraternity, has discover
ed a unique way to roast hot
dogs.
The process is to stick the
prongs of two forks into the ends
of a hot dog. Then twist two
wires around the fork handles
and plug the wires into a electric
outlet.
At first there is no change in
the hot dog, Smith reported, but
in about two minutes the "dog
gie" cracks down the center and
is ready to eat.
Trustees --
(Continued from vage one)
S. Fine to order an investigation
of subversive activities at Penn
State was modified by the state
convention of the Legion to ask
for an investigation of all state
supported institutions.
The renewal of the charges on
Dec. 2 came, the Legion charged,
"because of the continued appear
ance on the Penn State campus
of speakers whose un-American
activities have been cited-by both
state and national groups. Neither
the July 22 or Dec. 2 statements
carried any names.
It has been said that the art
of good conversation is the ability
to listen.
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Traffic Survey
!r ,vo I ves 5000
A, , tomobiles
Nearly 5000 automobiles are
involved in campus traffic and
parking problems, according to
the traffic census taken recently
by the department of the physical
plant.
Walter Wiegand, head of the
department, conducted the sur r
vey to get more information for
further study of College traffic.
Wiegand said a committee has
been named to carry on this
study.
Of the 5000 cars, 2197 are stu
dent-owned, of which 933 belong
to off-campus residents and, 437
to commuters. Officials said these
figures may vary about ten per
cent because of indifference or
misunderstanding of the purpose
of the survey.
'l-leclda Gabler' Trybuts
To Be Held Jan. 3, 4
Tryouts for "Hedda Gabler,"
next Players' Center Stage pro
duction. will be held Jan. 3 and
4 by Play Director Walter Wal
ters.
"Hedda Gabler" was written
by the Norwegian dramatist Hen
rik Ibsen. Players presentation of
the play will open at Center
Stage Feb. 29.
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Cap, Gown Deadline
January graduates who wish to
graduate in caps and gowns and
do not register for them by Jan.
15 will be unable to take part in
the graduation ceremony, accord
ing to George Donovan, manager
of Associated Student Activities.
SO far, only 275 January grad
uates have signed up for caps
and gowns. There are approxi
mately 427 seniors who are to
graduate on Jan. 29 either in
caps and gowns or military uni
forms.
IF YOUR Typewrzter needs repairs, lust
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 NV
College Ave. Mr lleatties' 28 years ex•
perience is at your service.
ATTENTION SOCIAL CHAIRMEN—now
is the time to book the band for your
spring dance. We still have a few open
dates. The Jack Huber Orchestra, 4th year
on campus. For information call Skip
Wareham at 2689.
HOUTS HAS electric Handyhot portable
washing machines for apartments and
trailers. Two styles ; porcelain enamelled,
2-pound capacity, $27.95; stainless steel
model with timer, 2 to 3 pound capacity,
$42.50. There is also a hand-turned wringer
that fits both styles for only $7.95.
for it for Christmas, 3% discount at
Houts for cash and carry; convenient pay
ment terms. 0. W. flouts & Son, Inc.,
N. Buckhout, State College; 6703.
TYPING AND mimeographing Secre
tarial Service Room 207 Hotel State
College. Phone 4906.
lILUE and SILVER Parker Pencil. Owner
may have by paying for ad and calling
4008. Tom McCoy.
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CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
FOUND
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SATIMDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1951
CLASSIFIEDS
RED VELVET purse between Kappa Sig-
ma and Atherton Hall Saturday night.
Call Mimi, 413 Atherton.
GREEN STRIPED pen and pencil set
Friday evening, on or near campus. Call
Fran 326 Simmons.
BROWN DEERSKIN jacket on 3rd floor
Willard between 8-10 a.m. Friday. Finder
please call Schmidt 6051 - 1191). Reward.
GREEN LEATHER wallet. Wednesday
afternoon. Please return to Joanne De-
Vaux, 19 Simmons.
SMALL FOREST Green Pledge Pin; ivy
leaf shape. If found, call Charlotte, 434
Simmons.
RED ZIPPER Boots outside of 234 Sparks.
If found please call Peggy, room 332
Thompson 5051-1097.
ONE VALUABLE A.Z. buck (head).
sumably out to hunt a doe. Please notify
chapter. Liberal reward offered,
ZODIAC WRISTWATCH, sEainle§s steel
case. If found call Joe Omelchuck 7851.
ROOMS FOR RENT. One single and one
double. Call 6242.
LET LAMPS from Houts add their beauty
to your home—use them as Christmas
gifts. We have a host. of fine styles.
traditional and modern, all de'signed with
your safe eyesight in mind. Floor and
table styles—Certified and Deena lamps.
Choose yours tomorrow at 0. W. Houts &
Son, Inc.. N. lluckhout, State College ;6703.
RIDE TO Detroit over Christmas vacation.
Will share expense in driving. Call
Frazier at White Hall. Leave message.
RIDE TO Altoona around noon tomorrow.
Contact Tip. Dorm Ext. 1099.
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