Page Four 1 Notices 1 Eliminations lot neslunan bo•ers mull be held in the Recreation Hall at a o'clock this aftm noon and Thurs day afternoon The sophomore elim ination, null be held at the same hour bum ion and 1 0 1 day aftei noon. I=l2l The Poultry Husbandry club will meet in loom 100 Horticultuie hudd ling at 7 00 o'clock Thuledav night Pia Audi.% A Borland of the daily department will give an illustrated lecture on "A Tout of Eulope." =EI Their v ill be a meeting of the Stu dent Tribunal in room 200 Engineer mg D at S o'clock tonight. I=MI The Johnstown Club will meet in loom 19 Libeial Aits building at 7 °Mock tonight Artists Join With Actors in Annual Beaux Arts Ball Reaching far beyond the realms of the indiums., aitists, foisaking then Lunen fastnesses of Engineering P. mill units math Thespians, emerging lions then Auditorium Lett eat. in Penn State's exclusne and highly colored social function, at the Beaux Ails Ball in the Armory March 1. Conventionality will be cast to the foul minds as tevellos discoid the customary "tux" to appear as manne quins, thieves, pontes, ghosts and lad iciosities of all desci lotions at the uniestramed gambols of Penn State's aitistic elite Realism, indicative of modern ar tistic tendencies, will be pm hayed by palettes, paint daubed and with the artist's Mush thrust through their sur faces, whit% will be employed as dance pt ogi ems Es en the invitations w ill be hand painted and decorated so as to make each a lasting memento of the occasion FORENSIC TRIO TO MEET MARQUETTE TOMORROW As the fast extension debate of the year, the Penn State forensic team will meet Marquette unmeisity debat e s at Willannspoit court house tomor row night. The debate is sponsored by the IS il humspoit Y M C. A public speaking class taught by Piof John H Fun cell. Discussion will be on the sub ject of the American ,jury system Lion Grapplers Down Cornell Matmen,ls-12 (Continued from first page) match When a dangerous hold seem ed likely he turned to his stomach, co ntaining thole until the end of the match. Campbell Gams Fall Campbell continued his mulch to ward an intmeollegmte cionn toy thiming Abkarian in d 09, using a half nelson and ciotai hold. Going to the lusts soon ate: the opening gong Campbell at once scenic(' an advant age and continued moiking until lie had won a full. STATLER'S CLEANING & DYEING PRESSING Delb, el ed - -50 c tAt Store - -35 c :1-.• You will find only the most approved street and dress shoes in John Wards. They have been grouped here especially for college men. Fo r So years, John Wards have been the college man's shoe. a ro I m :WA . MEN'S SHOES Scc thcm on display at MONTGOMERY'S eili.6l4iXtia&i. Cranium and Johnson gave an ex hibition of wrestling in which strength Iproted the deciding factor The latter, l an es-football man, had a good record 'last year and remains unbeaten this season. Both men nero on their feet for a time, after a short per rod, how ever, both men rent don n with John son in the lead At the end of this match the score nag standing Penn State 15, Cornell 9, and a fall would I tie the score. It seemed inevitable but that a fall would result for an Intercollegiate champion sins meeting a sophomore who neighed only slightly over 175 pounds. Realizing the need to keep Captain Stafford from securing a fall, Pearce fought with all his poner Al though on the mat in 3 seconds after the bout opened he nes never off his stomach Despite the Nailed attempts the Cornell wrestler made, he was un able to turn the determined Penn State unlimited representative on his back. At the Penn-Cornell meet h.st week Stafford proved his real ability. With twenty inmates to make a tram and his bout still to wrestle he merit in and threw Ins man in less than I Inmates and made his tram Penn State is represented by an un usually high scoring team this year Including the Cornell score the Lion wrestlers have scored a total of 102 points as against 18 by then oppon ents. Members of the Penn State Alumni assocratron at Ithaca feted members of the wrestling, squad, Coach Sperdel and managers at a dinner Friday night, after their arrival there. The summary. 1154ttund elass—Jottreen Cornell, defea.ad Steele, Penn State Tune nthntsoce, 6 min utes 43 attends 12.3-nunntl class—Contain Wilson Penn State, defeated Troustl4ll Cornell Time ad• ventage, 4 tntnutes, 31 eceonde 135.11011nd rinse—Haler, Penn Stnte de fcated Llnsehlts. Cornell Time achnntntre 2 minutes, al won& 145onoind clam—Essonmonn Penn Mate di.. (eland McConnell Cornell Time nthantm.c. Vir,aund ehos--Camobell Penn State threw Abkornan, Curn.ll Tim, .1 manatee 9 eweotalr 175-pound t 1244—Sohn•on Cornell lill, Crarpne, Penn Stntc lime 5 minutes. 40 won& Ileowselcht cla.—StalTord Cornell deka, etl Pearce Penn State Time nthanta.t. S mlnu. 47 neconds Nittany Five Conquers Syracuse Team, 35-26 (Continued from first page) Bait Shag at center for the Orange men Reilly tallied on the next play with a follow shot but Tuppy Hayman se taliated with a long toss for Byrn . case's first scone of the game Macros and Reinhold tossed a foul each .13 Beagle and Hayman total nod with a field goal apiece Reinhold made a BUSH HOUSE Rooms uith Bath—s 2 00 and $2 50 Chicken and Waffle Dinner Served Sunday $1.25 Noon Lunch 75c ..x , c-,,,•: ,, , q ~,,., q,p, , ,,: ; , ,, 4 ~,,,,,,... - . -., , A Clear Track .. ..„..,,:„.„.,,, „..., •. .., „ „ ....,,..,., ,:.,....„:„ IWii 1 1l \ with the Parker Duo-fold \ ~, ......,;..., ~0,y, 0 , ' 1 1 . !i \ for concentration on your WORK •,,, 'll'ill'i \ v , '1 i,, \ •q4'--.i;!v,,,:::i 1 1 1 '- 1 \ • %..;;?;i ~,..: , \ • '''1:: . : ...,.. i•:' . . " 7,T. ..... ‘\‘. Wli \ „ '',,.i . • t.. ....;:, 1 MU .„.„ . Finger pressure to relieved. No A I PU effort. No strain. No fatigue. 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State's lead at thirteen points Hel mond sent the sphere. sailing through the mesh train the side court but Reilly made the count 21 to 9 ssrth a penalty toss Ken Beagle caged a long shot Just before the half mica with score: Penn State, 21; Syracuse, 11 At the outset of the second session Lou Reilly scored on n pass from Ma -7.3 while Katz retaliated with a pret ty one-handed shot under the hoop. Hayman tossed two fouls and Stahley caged a long shot Jack Meyers re placed Maness at left forward after Reilly had made good a penalty throw. Harwood and Beagle tallied in rapid succession making the score 26 to 19. Stahley placed another follow shot in the net and Captain Shaw supplanted Harwood at center when the latter had commrtted four personal fouls. Reilly and Stehle) tossed a foul each and Reinhold caged a short throw before the Orangemen could make a comeback. Koch took Stan ley's place at left guard after Beagle and Hayman had tossed one free throw each. Reilly made good a penalty too as Leyda reported for Meyers at for ward Frederic]s tossed a foul out Art Koch retaliated with a clever shot Y S STATE COLLEGE BAKERY ::: :-:-:-4. ,, :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.:-:-:-:-:-:÷:÷:÷t-:•..2.4-:-:-:-:,1-:.+4-:-:-m-:4 MODEL LAUNDRY AT BELLEFONTE Announce then laundry service to State College and Vicinity 3 Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE 3: Pi ices me Reasonable Phone Bellefonte 406 7. IIMit , MTI , MMTI , M , MtRP374MIMMI7Pitr, SPECIAL THIS WEEK Buy one cake—get one cake FREE CASTOLAY Regular Price 25c per Cake College Cut-Rate Store Corner Beaver and Allen The feature of Pressureless Touch alone will win you to this pen. 280 lighter than rubber, the Duo fold requires merely its own feather light weight to bring it into Immedi ate action on all kinds of papers THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN under the basket for Penn State's lost score of the contest. Shaw got loose for two points after a long dribble, making the count 35 to 21 With three minutes of play remaining Ken Beagle cut under the net for the final tally of the game Coach liermann's proteges signalled foi a time out and several substitu tions were. made on both teams before the final gun barked with the score reading Penn State, 35; Syracuse, 213. Summary: =TEM Field Foot Total Reinhold rf 4 1.4 0 Fre, rf 0 0 0 0 Mom, If 0 1.1 I Meyers, II 0 0-U 0 terdo. If - 0 0 0 0 Reilly. e 1 4-7 12 llamas, rsr o 0.0 4 Stable) hr 1 I-I 7 hock, Ig I 0 0 2 Field Foal Total Oenala rf 4 1.2 Da FlllOOO rf 0 0-0 0 Heyman. If ^ 44 0 Shaw. c 1 0-0 2 Harwood. e ^ 0.2 4 -1 NO 2 Frederick.. no 0 1.2 1 'Warty. lc 0 0-0 0 Breneman is 0 0.0 0 Stmena. Ie 0 0.0 0 "%Atli 10 6-10 26 Store ntlf—Penn State. 21. Syracuse,ll Time of halvel-90 lteteree—Good Williamsport. Umpire--Ilateh, Johnstown 1: MRS. EVA B. ROAN Optometrist * All kinds of frames 1: 522 E. College Avenue CLASSIFIED WANTED—Upstairs work or coolang. Experienced. Call at 101 West Col lege avenue. ltp ROOM FOR RENT Second floor room for rent. Apply at 208 South Burrowes street. It WANTED—Man or woman to cater and cook at Fraternity house. Ad dress Steward's Dept, Box 711, State College, Penns, or call 57 at noon or mght. 1-15-61 EVENING DRESSES—Made to Order —Materials supplied and made as you desire. $l5OO complete. For further information inquire at 928 West College avenue in the even togs. 1-11-tf X For X •,,. BUILDING and LOAN 4. T MORTGAGES X X t. EUGENE N. LEDERER IT WON'T BE LONG NOW- - - The Marvel of the Age Will Soon Be Here Sound and Talking Pictures The perfect co-ordination of sight and sound in motion pictures has brought about a new era in enter tainment. Through the medium of the best equipment to be obtained, the Cathaum Theatre will soon be in a better position to serve its patrons in providing di- , versified entertainment. Renowned symphony orchestras will render the musical accompaniment to many featured photoplay attractions. The world's greatest stars of both stage and scam' will be seen and heard on the programs. And just for variety, playlets and novelty acts will form an interesting pottion of the sound and talking programs that are in stme for you. The latest news events will be flashed before your eyes with the added reality of sound. All these magical forms of entertain ment you will HEAR and SEE by means of this re markable development. The opening of Sound and Talking Pictures at the Cathaum Theati e will Inaugurate a new period of en joyment for the theatre-going public of State College and Gentle County. Watch for the date. One way to trap a beave Not everybody in the Hudson's Bay Com pany was a trapper, any more than everybody in the Bell System is a telephone engineer. The Hudson's Bay people trapped a good many beavers in the company offices, where the skilful financing and careful business man agement served to back up the men actually ✓! nation-outdo system of inter-comotaing reltphoneo "OUR PIONEERING WORK HAS JUST BGUN LOST—Brown leather bdl•fold. Size 3 inches by 4 inches Finder please call Hoyt at 270. Reward ltp LOST—Ladle,' pink fountain pen and pair of tortoise ran glasses in 01,1 Mining building. Reward, rot= to 209 East Foster or cull 174.31 ltp POSITION WANTED —Expelieneed + PACKARD MOTOR CA] cools dose es position as either cook X or upstan s maid Can furnish good ,-,'• 0.,1 E. College Ave—Phone inferences Call 07 or write Box IX 244. 2-22-2tp NEW' PRING SILKS ARE HERE on the front lines. Organized activity sup ceeded then just as it does today. 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