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VISITING AGRICULTURIST
LAUDS DR. H. P. ARMSBY
Prof. Lars Frederickson, Danish
Dairy Leader, Praises \Votk
Of Former Ag Director
Tubule was paid to the work of
the late Di Ii P AinisbN, foimet di
rector of the onieoltuud expeinuent
station and Institute of Animal Nu
trition here, by Lass Fiedelickson,
professor of dairy husbandry at the
Royal Veterinary and Agiieultuial
College, Copenhagen, Denmark, on a
visit here this seek
While ,isitmg Dr. Ernest B Far bes,
present director of the institute, Pro
fessor Erickson stated that °Noon
ments at the Royal College shmred
that the Armsby feeding standard
came closer to the Dnnrsh standard
than any other in the world Ile also
&leered that Dr Amsby's "Nutrition
of Farm Animals" had been of more
benefit to Danish dairymen than any
other brink tireulated in Denmark.
Di A insby Sias oneLtin of the a7,-
iitultural expel iment station Siom
the time it was founded m 1087 until
1907, shun he assumed the dnecto,
ship of the Institute of Animal Nu
ll awn
Coach Says, "Soccer
Outlook Promising"
(Conttnued Loin fast page)
tobei tuentieth, Pennsyh anta at
Philadelphia, NoN timbal so enteenth,
and May at Annapolis, Detembei
fli s.
Games with other teams not in the
league include Altoona Cat Shops
at State College, October thirteenth
and November tenth, and Toronto at
home on Not ember thud.
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ROBERT J. 3111.1.1:11
:is Across from Peoples Bank
To My Patrons and The Public
I HAVE MOVED MY BILLIARD PAR
LOR TO THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE
SAME BUILDING. Entrance Opposite
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Heat Specialists Hold
Conclave Next Month
Plans for the Second Industual
Heating Conference, which is to be
held bete doling the kitten pant of
October, one nearing completion ac
cording to Prof William R. Young
of the engineering extension depart
ment, who Is In charge of the pro
glam.
Many topics arc planned uhich will
be of :utmost to manufacturers and
consume. alike. Gencial informa
tion, rematch and technology mill be
discussed at each meeting of the con
ference. Some of the topics mill min
cen the history and development of
electlical heating devices, heat resist
ing alloys, the chemistry of steel mak
ing alloys, the chemist. y of steel mak
ing and different types of conveyors
and furnaces.
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Barbers for Men and Women
College Avenue Opposite Front Campus
STUDENTS
Do not decide on a boarding place until you
have tried the
PENN STATE CAFE it:
105 REDUCTION ON MEAL TICKETS
140 East College Avenue
STATIONERY TOWELS
PENN STATE
BANNERS
25c, 50c, and $l.OO
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5c to $l.OO
STATE COLLEGE, PA
TOILET ARTICLES CANDY
ANNOUNCING
the Post Office
H. G. MORRELL, Proprietor
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Who's Dancing I
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Tonight
Alpha Chi Sigma (Closed)
Freshman Discussion
Groups Hold Meetings
Fieshman discussion groups, form
ed at the mass meeting Finlay night
null convene this week in various Col
lege buildings each under the leader
ship of tun upper classmen to talk
me: witious subjects of intmest to
them.
The gioups, which meet weekly du,
ing the lust four weeks of college,
will present each ft cshman the oppoi-
Lundy of coming into personal con
tact suth upperclassmen and to dis
cuss affairs of importance to them.
Some of the subjects to be dealt with
ate hateinilics, customs, extra- cur
ricula• activities, and the honor code.
AG PROFESSORS PLAN
PICNIC AT HECLA PARK
Faculty members of the School of
Atri iculture hill hold a picnic at Hecht
Petit Saturday evening for the put
pose of renenine; fuendslups and a,-
quainting the new membcts with the
returning msttuctors
A picnic supper will be served, fol
lowed by dancing and card playing..
Mr. Clinton 0. Cromer, professor of
fain, crops, is general chairman of
the event.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Towering and Sun-speckled Damsels
Reign Supreme Among Co-eds of 1932
Stature, complemim, and speech of three other classes combined, and
the freshman co-ul distinguish her that blondes and brunettes ale even
completely floss het far inedeLessors ly matched. However, it is yet to
in the duce upper classes be seen which will be preferred by
The !list stem, potent of otherwise, i the gentlemen at Penn State.
is that the aver nee height of the new-1 Many of the vas ions types of Eng
est co-ed is at least tan inches more' lish spoken in tins country have been
than the eyeing,: of the Once older' evidenced by the girls of 1932. Men
groups. Whether tins w , ll have any bon should especially be made of the
effect on the social life at Penn State fact that two genuine Southern die
is yet to be deteimined, but it is fear- I lects have been unearthed in their
eil that those dashing males ti ho are full glory. This, it is felt, will be
not gifted with a fairly large stature; of immense value m relieving the
will be forced to seek elsm,hete for monotony of the Pennsylvania Dutch
engagements and Philadelphia chatter
Other items of mtetest, perhaps,
, re that there are none freckles pos
•essed by the fan freshmen than the
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Children's Apparel
Gifts Art Goods
THE VOGUE SHOP
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DO YOU REMEMBER
Way back when any old suit or dress was
good enough to wear? Don't discount your
self. Today a smart, well-cleaned garment
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dispute as to whether the newcomers
suipassed their elders in pulchritude,
with a majority of the investigating
committee voting en the affirmative.
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WHITEY MUSSER'S
"Meet your friends at Whitey's"
Judging from comments driftingienade, the investigators appear to
about the campus ns the girls prom- have been correct.
WHEN YOU-WANT THE BEST
Just Phone 220 or 330
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THIS SHIELD DENTIFIES
COLLEGE HALL APPAREL
GULFSTREAM GRAY
MAPLELEAF BROWN
DART GREEN
The new subdued
colorings in
COLLEGE HALL
HY-ROLL and Trace-Line,
SACK SUITS
CMART and sophisticated
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as distinctive as the true
college man is different
from the "collegiate" who
tacks a few college
pennants on his walls.
Others to $35 With
$45 Two Trousers
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