Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, June 10, 1927, Image 4

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-citizen. WI display the nat
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WU CONFER
. W (GRADUATE
Porto ' co May Be
Trupical Agriculture
I Institution
Dr. E. D. Kerry dean of the Grad.- "••
ate School. was carled to New Yoe* •
Mond:L . lx a conference relative to •
a pro Graduate Schad of Tropi-if.
-cal Agriculture.
The NsitiOnal Research Comnel is
sponsorial a uarraueut to establish
inch an institution somewhere in the;a
tropics It is possible that the School! •
may be lestablished in Port) Riau!
Because dt Doctor Kern's knowledge! •
of Porto !Rico from- the agricultural • •
researer th at be bas conducted!
there] • =kith on th e subject was !
bought—
While in New York. Doctor Kern
met the Commissioner of Agriculture
of Porto Rico, the Executive Secre
tary to Go.cs.sor , the director of
the Agri Experiment Station s
and m of the Insular LegisLa
us
tare. It believed that a graduate
„reboot o tropical agriculture world
pence to of-great mane to the ae
ries!' interests of America, since
sugar cane, coffee, maao and tropical
fruits are craps - of great importance
to every t i ~o ne
. outside de tropics as
well as
Glee Ends Year
- I!anquet-smoker
Forty .ye member of the re=
State Gas, pub and guests attended
the armlkt Banquet and smoker at
the Ceniie HON Country club San
- t.
day enterer,.
The' monism marked the ' Climax of
the , mestisneamsrul maim: in the his
tory of the organization- Short talks
were 'iticsen by the graduating mat
ters of the. dub and E. N. Sulavan
ainconi - seezetaxy, Vein Chambers
, of the School of Education
Grant of the department of music.
The trOld medal, elevated by C W.
Taylor '25, for the most. 0ut....r0 •
to D. ,1L Jenkins -a
"11m Dover Door -
An 'Aboard, Comedy. - Tallied
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GIiNEFII:I I .S
ComatulationsSenior,
Besk.wis' heal° you Un
dergradsultes null next
year
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Cleaning Pressing
Repairing
Graduation
Lt Gifts
lianictire Sets
— Pock. et Books
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TOO Sets
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Military • BtusheS
Pins with - -Penn
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YALE FORESTRY CAMP
11 1 Take Chsfge of Freshman
Woodsmen at Lamar—R pp
Anl:di:tied as Aid
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Prof.! J. A_ Ferguson. bead of the
Deaartilietel of ' Forestry., retanued
Tu : f r rino the Yale forestry camp
at 0 '' 'Loom cha
fana. to take rs,e
of 'Pe a State's' freshman foresters
at 1 , Peansyleanin_ Flrofee.Or
Fel-anion was muted in his work in
Loluita at
the byFrof , : L 1 ...G 1 F. Rupp. of
For_
estre.iProX:r Ferguson supplanted
Pinfessetr penan4:rbo was garret
htse ofd ace to dy forest, tare- '
t problems for the United States
rest rince. , Untll Marsh he was
tam at See Efaren. Comaech
ell Deah 11.- S. Grains. - Of
Ere: ivg,-...,-.' , bud for the past
, rdhs be has been in fall
ge or the ' Losimsa forestry
setup. heir Peon S tate's seniors are
el their trial rtranaiar. in thei
r wo
i Prof r Fe ,tva+,l will accost.
y t , forestry denarairent sad tae
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a foresters while matins an
F . itour •of .forest plantings
1 d eirtnental plots on the Collsze
?arms Farmer's Day at= Friday.
t the freshman amp, opening
Wednedday, he' will be assisted by
Freda.. B. 3fachtillan.lL S. Nevins
iced W G. Edwards.
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Kenney D'Omonstrates -
Value! of Sufkifirtes
In; CiterOistry iectut'e
Demonstrating the importance •
substitutes in human life. A. W. Ken
:lM reprusentaidve of the K- L duPent
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de hie ours company, of Wilmingt on.
Dela e ,
spokel in the ChernistrytAn
nes Tuesday morning.
In his t4lk lit Kenney stressed eel-
Inkid and biakelite. About bad:erste '
be sand i `Perhaps its only sTmadvan
cage ii that it; cannot be made per
fectly tollrless, Light amber •is the
elosest !hut can be obtained to a color
ises. prischim- hsr
' Ii turs up the advantages of
unthe plastics ise stated that they
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ire qui InerPensive,..can be developed
L any paitiMille need and eta
e into a real ralmoductiVo. oT
the is " - ,••
,3,,y,„ltre his lecture as a
Dart worse Ut physical science
arta& " teed as as imperiment
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'I,IIEMASON
Heating
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PiUmbing
Finder Street
p e i lethe i rt ,
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to $8.50
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• 155.001t0 $lO.OO I 1
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
The Fcrmous- Whatisit?—Some Call It
Froth—They Call It "Whose Party No."
"Yon can't keep a good man down" i But the jumble of humorists are ,
says Frothy. "Lindbergh hopped the considerate. that is, of the female sex.
Atlantic. Guess we'll try our wings." especially when they are making a
The troth of the mystery is that the house party trip. Frothy tells the
nearly elected baud of foolish gentle- l fair ones "How to get undressed in a
men, as they appropriately term them. I Pullman herds? Gentlemen stay out!,
selves. volplined down from the sec- l Actions speak louder than words but
and Poor office with their first official lon this occasion Frothy's drawings
assortment of 'cartoons and irie speak.as mmminiflY if hot more than
cracks. The test flight was a success. las puns. The pen mad inters have
The house party issue of Froth
,is out. 1 unloosed a veritable deluge of car-
A word to the wise is su ffi cient! j,toons that smack of brilliancy of Wit.
To begin with, the corer to smooth. lßenno. the mystic. presents another of
-but not too rough. A Noble task, for his feminine erea t rens w i t h t h e eht „ •
in colon of Moe. yell''' , g reen. and ti "Carlos in the Air" Hats off
red:Frothy's paint tam 'kiss suggest- °n •
ed the various feelings l that accom
pany " Beano sad good old Frothy! Froth
the fratbnis in their I®e reveh-y, out today! Two bits!
Pi-Delta Epsilon Gives
Prizes to High Schools
(Continued from fudd page)
citations sided by the contest judges,
F, L. Puttee. Fr W. Gabon,. F. C.
Banner. D. M. Cressseuti and W. P.
'Reed tn.
Next year the Fraternity expects to
conduct a similar contest featuring
constructive criticism- Only Pennsyl
vania high schools trill -be eligable.
There will be 1111 exhibit of publica
tions at which the editors will be pm
eat.
Graduates Clash With
Varsity Next Monday
(Contimmi from East pate)
Lion baseball player for three years,.
and SPY ElTax 'l2. basketball and
Varsity Won Ltst Tear
G. E. HesseLacher 'IC .ho pitched
for the alumni last year and .as de
feated 5.7, is expected to take the
nosemd against the 1927 varsity.
The oldest stickman of them - all.
Bill Stu '9B. is card= back with
the avowed !Meador, of showing Lefty
Page jest hoer enemy batters would
have pounded the in the nineteenth
century if given the opportunity.
Herb Coarsen RD, Cue Carson
patch Brumbaugh "M., and Nitinger
08. are also expected to return and
smell the_ alumni fly-chasing aggrega
tion.
Were
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes ar e mild and mellow ;the
finest cigarettes you ever, sinoked,
Made of the finest Turkish and; do.
mestic tobaccos, Properly aged mil
blended with great skill, - and- there
is an extra. process—"lt's 7uxisted"
—no harshness, not a bit of bite.
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"It ' s_
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In his last college baseball game
Captain Phil Page, Lion veteran pitch
ing expert. loon a 114 game from
Lebanon Valley here last Friday.
With Bent's safe bingle in the first
frame followed by Dobbelaar's walk,
Leingren hit a sacrifice fly scoring
Kent. Doltheleer came home on Delp's
four.bmse crash to the cerderfiekl
' which rolled under the stands, •Chdy
one roe came in the second !inning
whim 800 Harrington slashed one
through ;lard, went to second on
Page's daisy-curter through second,'
and come home on Kent's fly-out to
Moyer and an error.
4 Rib had 4 Runs in 4th
Four runs came across the plate in
the fourth inning in rapid tuccenviou
liarringum hit for two bases. Page
cot one dean third base brie„ Kent
arms out, pitcher to first, Dobbeleer
hit safely to short and beat the throw,
scoring Harrington, and Lungren wont
to second from the batter's boa on
the sh4rtstep's overthrow to first
FLY=
Time Flies and Se May You
With
H. T. NOLL. Aviator
PLEASANT GAP, PA.
Yes. Two May Gal - RidesSi
Flying &wry Sunday
Grass Cessartry Trips and week
days by appobstmeed.
you to mee
and talk . e
; he'd say to you:
_
Pate and Ihiblelaar scored on laizat
ren's thinly swat.ancLhe- came brine
from -second When Dalp corked one
brer the thfrd basenain's bead womb
bases. ' •
I I 'Lebanon Valley counted - their w•
scores in- the eiztith when 314.
',bit safdy to-
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e e
the Sioux edeltco, , ...Ay to
fiehl, west to second ea WoUfa
that allowed Memel safety at the
seek, and came home on F 5
L 's
Pietaol went to third on the
lull nod Moyer brought him in
be hit to deep lett...- - )lagar
piela for the.last rand--the game.
keason.
. Page Ends College Career
When Captain Lefty*Page lea --
Wes Beaver diamond litondar.
rosy after the Warm with the „
be ,14-111 have completed y
varsity =I one year of Desismin
I %singing : During this tlitle:LeftY
,t 4 nun tr tfy over four htm•
sad has missed -but few games.
• In tbe past season be hasalon
frdan Dickinson. Doke, • •
are Lebanon Valley, Jboth the
Georgetown contests ening to
extra innings. Juniata and P 1-
cania took games from the port* cr
by close scores. .
Fourteen Gel Letters
Fourteen of the baseball squad ,
ceirmi letters this year. They
Captain Page, Styborski, Barris,- -
Manton. Langres,. Kent, Lesko, in
Attu. llamas, Debi:elute. Delp, S -
ley, Wolff and Manager T. Fo air
L. R. Plats was awarded an '5"
"TIT 3 30 . 9 , .r
An Abcard ComedT, Toeirkt
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I SSenator
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-a the voice. One - 1
milt think of the
thrctat.' I finch in
'snio*initkaiLticky
Fridai; (Tun, 10th, 1927
LoaEog for e! soap's Cotomeeref:
reent . gift? We' have-a Sae of or :,
redly hifti- men's gifts.
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Old" Main Art Shop I
i!VANTED:—Pogition as maid in-fm- e :
tesnity this fall, also mock by the.'.:
day this summer. Ithoire at . tbs.
Collegian otßes-
SALESk&N—With autos for eorekaa: .
ed vanerizerand auto ractuna, _ .
- for.slso. Liberal
'so.4taittr andi leads.. Apply 804.
Auto Cleaner Comiani;
3:Wsdnue , Strad, Plnla. 3t-t
ATTLNITION—MI. the tno - stndeatne
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ld,
„h.,. i., Franklin maw
, when it nand with a ear aloes ,
rise Grove. an Satin.*
. _afternoon, gay 21. Pie:ace:lll Still , :
College 313 at once. I,
C:l': = .3 ,
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Cotanseneendent 'elite for erery
GUIS to rake home to the foils! Gila
for fraternities Old Main Art
For Service, Comfort .;
Economy Barn tile Gent*iii
Anita Pnnxsutaiinay,:f
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PHIL FOSTER COAL VIII
phone 114-M
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