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A •,.I.tant Editor
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l,,cit iale Editor
11',,1e I \Vol Non '29
Junior A.,se,tonfL.
Helen F Fnunt '3O
31.nthn .1 Cobreeht '3O
litat e 31 Woodrow '3O
11‘11, YOUR CARDS
The go Is' dormitories and
town houses are being canvassed
this week in order to distribute
postal in ds which are intended
to remind the people at home
that l'crin State wants their sup
poi t Not ember eighth To serve
their purpose it is necessary that
the cat ds reach the voters It
is up to es ei y gu l to get her
card, to the men and women go
ing to the polls
During the past year the girls
have demanded successfully a
Luger shale in campus affairs.
It the demands for greater rec
ognition of women students have
been sincere—as undoubtedly
they has 0 been—every girl must
ealive that with gi eaten partici-I
nation must go a greater sense
01 responsibility Seeing that
vow cards ale mailed and re
minding you! loomate and the
gui ne'ct dine to niail theirs is
one Al.O, to assume your share of ,
esponsibility in getting the bond
issue passed
Twenty-ft% e one-cent stamps
yon coal diution to passing
the bond issue.
Mal e you] Lards count!
Owens Arrange for
Sul/scription Dance
The Ibula ,uhscinanon dance to he
held m IVontan'e. fluddow
night, Now 2. may be attended
by an‘,ons plying the ,atbseup
tin HA of one dollat The Penn
Slat, Collegians ate In charge of the
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'I he 1,1 0141, of the II flee e.JI be
Jr in hall rill mg the Na renal Chen
Cell, tall'', 1.11 be li.d here m the
Situ"
Freshman 'Y' Cabinet
Installed Wednesday
At r Candlelight Sertiee held in
the Winne 's Budding Wednesday
,tenanti the Sinew Y W. C. A Cub-
Ina mcl.dhd the Freshman Cubinet
nt! pr e,eled
teen the hOttng of the
,e 1 tits.
F gni present who had maned
pledge of ineinheiship was given a
atone 10 light in token of hen uill
ingnes, to devote a pant of hen time
in ,V,IIO with the Y d C A
Bond I,,ite Committee
Will fistiibute Cards
Post e ii ds ttt gong voters to sup
!ma th. Ptnposetl Second amend
ment will be nlp.ti Muted croons the
go I. hr the 13ond Issue Committee.
Ib nch go I is requested to send colds
Ici people in hom they can influence
to vote fm the Bond Issue
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ROBERT J. MILLER
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JUNIORS AND SENIORS
OPEN HOCKEY SEASON
First Game of the Year Results
In Victory for Junior
Girls—Score 2-1
The Junior class hockey team,
pinned for a stiff battle, met the
Seniors, last year's champions, on
Holmes' Field Monday in the first
game of the hockey season The trains
note in fit condition so a result of
several week, of practicing and coach
ing
During the first half both forward
lines offered stoic opposition than the
hack holds of either team were able
to withstand and the Seniors and Jun
iors each 'sewed a goal Sue Metter,
with the assistance of clever passing
011 the forward line, scored for the
Janie's, and Parthema Hudnall, the
Seam leftwing, accurately alined a
pass received from Katheryn Fasnacht
and tint the score
The score remained tied until late
in the second half when Sue Blotter
again seized the chance to give the
Juniors the lead, and drove the ball
Omagh the Senior backfield. The
Seniors were unable to make another
goal and the game ended with a ?-1
score and victory for the Juniors.
A lane-up of positions and the re
spective Junior and Senior players
follows
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Mom _ 1 I holler
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Stelettetutet—rharletrow for Kentlnke ken.
Lilo. for Coro, , Mole+ for Durban. , ear
ter for Itortzett
Quota for Red Cross
Relief Drive Is Met
Mis J Ben Hill, president of the',
local Red Clogs, reports contributions
to the amount of eight hundred sixty
dollars fro the relief of victims of
the West Indies hurricane
The quota set for the local Red
Cross was eight hundred dollars and
the tonunittee appreciates the spirit
of the students in co-operating to meet
that amount
Upperclassmen Hold
Parties for Freshmen
The freshmen have been entertain
ed at parties the last two Tuesday
evenings by the Seniors and Jun
ww respectively
The freshman parties have been
held at Woman's Building and have
taken the form of costume functions.
The Seniors entertained with a ..kids"
party and the girls came to the Jun
en event masked us sonic character
in it book.
The Sophomores will entertain the
ew 51114 next week.
Freshman candidates for the cdi
tonal staff of the COLLEGIAN will
meet in room 14, Liberal Arts at?
n't lock tonight
1932 Editorial Aspirants
Meet in 14 L. A. Tuesda3
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SOPHOMORE WINS FINALS
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
In the finals of the, tennis tourna
ment of the three upper classes and
faculty, Glen E. Thomson '3l, 1927
freshman champion, emerged victor
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Semi-finalists in the yearling tour
ney are Henry Hartzler '32; and Rich
ard Baker '32, with three other match-
en remaining before the final round
in reached.
Sires Travel in Luxu
Cars Tour State'
A big white car, a unit of the Bet
tei Sires Special Train to be oper
ated in the State of Pennsylvania by
the New York Central Railroad in
co-operation with Penn State and
other organizations from October 20
to November 10 was shunted into the
freight siding recently.
Ten coaches which will comprise I
the train; have been fitted up by the
nited States department of agricul
ture as well as local cattle clubs with
booths and illustrations to impress the
farmer with the benefits of good cattle
breeding. ,
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The special cat. will make several
stops m each of the fifteen cattle
breedeng. centers of the State. One
GLEE CLUB TO OFFER
VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
Using the 'Campus Owls," a stud
ent orchestra, and Jackson A. Martin
'3O for specialty acts, the Penn State
Glee Club will present a vaudeville
show in Schwab auditorium Saturday
night, November 10,
Martin, a baritone, is known as the
lartist who portrayed "Old Man
Riser" in the Glee Club's program
last spring.
The nea varsity quartet will make
ite first appearance and vary the
saude,ille with a few selection,. In
addition effort" ale being made to
have Miss Ada Romig '2B present a
short program. Professor Malawi
W. Grant, director of music, plane
.everal acts of vaudeville for his Chili.
'ENGINEERING DEAN WILL
ADDRESS SENIORS TODAY
Dean Robert L Sackett of the
School of Engineering will address a
group of senior engineers on the sub
ject, "A Great Engineer" in Old
Chapel at .1 10 o'clock this after
noon.
The talk will be ,a review of the
life of James B Eads: , an American
engineer who built the first bridge
across the Mississippi at St. Louis
and improved the mouth of the same
river for navigation.
DEAN VISITS NEBRASKA
Dean Will : * G Chambers, of the
School of Education, left State Col
lege Tuesday night to attend the an
nual meeting of directors of summer
sessions being held at the University
of • Nebraska. Dean Chambers ex
pects to remain I a Lincoln a week.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIA
"Old Main Bell" Editor
Calls for Manuscripts
Old Main Bell manuscripts should
be submitted before Saturday, No
vember 10, to Llewellyn Mitxtifer
'29, at the Omega Epsilon house,
or Judson Laird '29, ut the Beta
Theta Pi house; or should be drop
ped in the contribution box on the
first floor of Old Main.
ry As Exhibition
' for Farmers' Benefit
hundred pure-bred, registered young
dairy sires of the Guernsey, Holstein
and Jersey breeds will be consigned
to the train dui ing the tour.
These will be exchanged for scrub
bulls or sold outright to farmers de
siring to improve their herds. The
importance of proper feeding of the
cattle will also be stressed.
Prominent men in towns at which
stops will be made have been sched
uled to speak when the train arrives,
and other features have been designed
to attract attention. Providing ar
rangements can be made all programs
will be broadcast over the radio in
older to reach the farmers living out
side the range of the special.
COLLEGE STAGES SIXTH
ANNUAL POULTRY SHO'.
Thirteen silver loving cups will be
awarded as special prizes to winners
in the sixth annual Penn State poul
try show which opened in the Stock
Pavilion yesterday'and continues to
day and tomorrow. In addition the
regular prizes of cash awards, medals
and ribbons will be given to various
class winners.
Since the Pennsylvania State Poul
try association and the Pennsylvania
State Baby Chick association meet
in State College the, weekend, mem
bers of these organizations will be
present at. the show Mr. H. D Mun
roe, former head of poultry extension
wink at Penn State, will be the judge.
SHAW ATTENDS MEETING
Prof. Joseph B. Shaw of the School
of Mines and Metallurgy attended a
meeting of the American Refractor
les Instditte.an New York City Wed
nesday.
There was a' special conference
of the Advisory Board of Ceramics
at the meeting for a discussion of the
manufacture of firebrick.
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The Orange is coming. If the threatening ram prevails,
g 00... Sebo and Baysmger, the Syracuse
With a seeded team. mud-horses, may do a heap of dam
-000000 . age
Which lost a game to the seedy 1:10,00•0
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Nebraska boys last week by the one- But from the looks of things, we're
sided score of 7 to G. in for a heaping good Centre county
This year the no* Syracuse team hasl snow.
six regulars.
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In the person of a bacic who missed
the extra point vs Neb
The N'Yawkalig may view the old
faces of Lesko, Dangerfield and Lan
goon.
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With surprise.
And learn that they are members of
the coaching staff.
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Syracuse has a rugged lad in Sebo,
scrappy halfback, who is also a var.
his nose mashed like a boiled turnip in
hisnose mashed like a boiled turnip in
the Nebraska game, but refused to
leave. The whole team of Cornhusk
ers couldn't put Sebo out.
Whereas Allie Wolff, Penn State's
pugiltst-gadder, did that trek
fisted.
In the !mum interenllegiateg at
Philly tact year.
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line up, Bea s giving the regular
backs a rest in favor of the 1931 men.
In fact, when the varsity scrim
mages with the freshman eleven, it
resembles the snph-frnsh foothill
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Does it rain
on the
Grand Banks•?
RAIN and sleet and spray are
all in the day's work for Fish
Brand Slickers. They've cov
ered the backs of deep-sea
fishermen for 92 y ears _
The famous "Varsity"
model is built of the same
sturdy stuff. It's a handsome
coat, full-lined, with big,
book-carrying pockets that
won't rip. Strap-collar or
plain, buttons or buckles,
and your choice of colors.
If you want a lighter,
dressier slicker, there s the
"Topper"—smartly cut and
finely tailored.
Tower's Slickers are sold
eveiywhere. Look for the
Fish Brand mark. A J.
Tower Company, Boston,
Massachusetts
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