1-a,,e rimu PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Published sweekly durinn the CoHere Sear. except on holmass atudents of The Penns,hank. Slate Collette. In the antes. of tht. Cones, the students. faculty. alumni. and friends. WILLIAM IC. iILFRICII MI Editor ALAN B. CUTTING 11 Ilusine. Man., ALUFIIT J MG I SKI II Circutrition Mginaut r HARRY' C ROOD '3l :,11knovina nlitor WILLIAM C McELVADI 91 Athertislno .Nion;,ne 00 II I.IAOI II lIMIZIAN `lvr. editor JACOB 7. COIII.N lurclutt Munk.. Al. CHATILFS A ,INIDT Jr 'II JANFT 1, lIROWNISACK nAer 1' I 01J1tir 1101 I'rDITZ 'II %%onzc I's llumuthir rtlllor NORMAN 0 soittxrt 'll 2,,,s IMltor MARY 1. ADAMS 'll 55 ormn a x,•o. I ditor Huxo X rrear .12 11% stet It 1'..) Jr 'l2 Ste,ttrt Townsend . 32 William It Intne 12 'll,adunt A Serrill '32 rdkuirct TV White .12 140 , 1EVS ASSOCIATE rOITOICS 1,121 , 1* Nl,,unrtlt 11, ant Onn . 12 Vary WrlNht .32 lln Y Fth '32 I 1 lalifn n rink 'l2 V,. nwll ' lo. ' hn n l F g 'rna " r ' , l l S"'ST.Vtni':32.l.2 I meted at the Poxtornee. Slate Caller Pa . as .menu-rlan matter Nittany Prlntlng Co Bldg. 312 Old Main Busmen, Mice Neu: Room illembrr Eagle. littercolleglate Nelegpapci Asgocialton FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1930 HELLO. DAD! Penn State welcomes von. Tout Presence among no make, us hope that the slight token of appreciation ttlitch toe are able to e‘tend to you is not wholly un soot thy of the elicit is which you hate put Leith to make v what no me and what we hope to be Yours has been the hand that has guided us unel irgly, yours the hwut that has understood and sympa thized when problems, magnified by the eyes of youth, have tom the smooth path that you laid out for us To you see oue oppoltumbes to better oinsehes uhieh, perhaps, you mei received Thu efforts you have made and uill continue to make to strengthen and improve us have often gone unamnemated and unnoticed. You live unthanked for the chastisements and denials which rout judgment has fenced you to administei to ti at the expense of your pence of mind The egotism of out beings prevents pt open admission of then notch With College and the realization that in a few short years ire shall be beyond the reach of your kindly nun i.trations, in a narrow u or Id of our own, comes deeper rcalaatton of all that you have done for us You have been a fr lend as no one else ever could have been Tomorrow is youl day at Penn State Use It and us as you ,111 and may the mammy of yam welcome Lino always remind 'sou that to us you ate the embed ment of all our Ideals of manhood The uninitiated spectator watching the exhibition on New Dem. field Tuesday night would have hail difficulty associating it with the present-day Penn State. It was more comparable to a pack of hungry puppies guar retying over a choice bone. A Stunt Night of this sort is out of tune with the times An attempt will be made next year to make it more ritualistic, less brutal. THE COLD SHOWER Down lions the heights sprinkled with rose-tinted clouds of the college-as-the-movies-base-it ,ariety plunged several hundred startled freshmen inlay as ninny Penn State fiateinities began enforcement of sundry house tales and regulations Feasted and flat toed lot tsso weeks until they felt like the Lindbergh 'baby could feel if able to read its.press:,tepotts i it as of Lttle wonder that many believed that tht:y were Mussolini and Flank Merriwell rolled into . one Stronger mon than the average freshman could fall befote the bewilder ing pinudit, of the silken-tongued pledge hunters. Today house customs have sounded the death knell of this pet and of cloud-walking Instead of being the vaicchttir ar of lin am Conte: high school, an all st holastu. fullbaa, Cl "Just a doin good boy," the fresh man has become ,t combination chamber maid, madman, and dooimat. He is destined to rem= such for eight long, weeny months The disillusionment cull bleak some but will be beneficial to mnny mole It is difficult for the tnerage (list-yew student to undeistand Just why he should come to College to seek the paths of higher learning only to find that lie is no hettei than a field hand of the Anitoi it dad's stole. At flu st he will be dissatisfied If he anon , . this feeling to get the better of him, this first year will be difficult—mill hold no pleasant mem:ales If, on the other hand, he undelgoes the humiliation with good spit it, laughs at seeming indignities and ciiticism, the iealization Sill come sooner or Inter that lie leaping seal benefit from it all Font years hence he will be giateful Sot this now-unwanted discipline. Finall), someone has conic forth with a suggestion which, if plopetly canted out, will be an effective sil encer fot the annual whisperings conducted by the Co-op coaches shot tly after football season gets under way. Instead of lending a willing car to the unfortunate ci it itisra and rumor bound to spring up even with a win ning team, it is recommended that the much larger group ot loyal students stages a whispering campaign sup porting the team. Admittedly, snore difficult to con duct, such a campaign will have a slow start but once going will soon rise from a murmured whisper to a deafening cheer. THE LION'S DEN DV DANIEL Our On n Fubleg in Slang Tat :‘lacSlag was a Dig Letterman at the State Institution of Leaning, and like all Hot Shots at the Intellectual Sanitarium Strutted around with the Co educational Inmates. Of course, Tan finally Flopped hard fat One of the Damn-sets and Trotted Her (it was a het) out at all the Dance-and-Gin Afrans as melt as all sorts of Giggle Parties In this way the Bit Time Pappa managed to Throw assay all his Shekels—hard-earned as Senior Prom Headman. Finally—oi Etentually, Avhiehevei You Care to have—Tar imaged out of the Scene and so dal the Het, each Pledging (that data cord again) to he True-Blue oi Black-and-Blue or Something until Tate beats Dear Old Spit But the Funny pact of It ti that a feo Minnals Intel She did the "I Do" Act is tilt the Boy Intel. Home. Moral You on Believe sonic of the People /ionic of the Tune, but No ri believe n Co-ed. =ME Alphabet Poetry. (Stirred up by Daniel) It suits you to a T As we very well can C, If everything goes just as U Want it to B. The other day Daniel mentioned something about the perspicacity of the present freshman class, well, it's all taken back now. Those psychological tests revealed a number of things Pot Instance, several of the plebes swore that Marconi AWLS a pugilist, and several others didn'l know that Barney Google owned Spark Plug, they thought it was the Shamrock. But to top them all, one de flated that "Dummy" was a term used in fishing' No, hell neon nude it hatcrntty piny Congressman Fish, of New Yoik, spent an entire day in Congress last week tlylng to 'nose that the American people ate Just "suckers." Belit, e It or Not To-ed Like Venus do Milo" —Headline in Pittsburgh paper Ent ne't's met those on(h)orined ones, too This Week's Worst Pun. Milhonaue's Wife—Say, v.lll you read my nund? Vmt.sa; Mystic—Madam, I am no mamemn Add: Simile As deserted as Grange Dorm lobby on Saturday night. She wax n,tly n fmgah's daughtel, but she attic ri eheele,ed past. Those Good Old Fraternity Blocs. Mute your own music ) Oh, sing a song of rushing, hays, Of rushing, hard and blast'. Also toast the dear old Dads ll'hose sons collie hem with cash! These Modernistic Tendenciec Sign in 0 paintm's window. WHITEWASHING DONE ~ . ... IN ANY. COLOR , . He; ea hoptng you enjoy the ' , mart fa I" nos to A New Shipment of • SHEAFFER "Balanced" Pens and Pencils in Green and Black Black and Green Black and Pearl $5.00 and up See These Before You Buy Your Pen Keeler's Cabhaum Theatre Building ED= A Sad Romeo T..riE ?LYN S.C.A.T.E COLL.C.WAA ,Chemists Distill Native Gasoline Without 'Knock' It's ensy enough to tied the Itnoel, in Nom car, but finding it in the gas oline is something quite ihilment sample of Pennsyli an, gai,oline o hich produces less knocks than the average ethyl motor fuel 110 W on the nun het has been distilled liv Di :NI 12 Penske and Ins scion asst tents in thou little loom in Pond Labotately This sample, only one of 261 pi o duced b 3 fractional distillation horn 27 gallons of not mal Penasyb. awo gasoline, is being tested. in com parison ntlb others N. ith a high knock rating, to find just what causes the costly noise in automobile engines Should such a disco , my be made ie twill,' be of inestimable value to the state of Pe...theme Poi, while Pennsylvania lubricating oil is atlynottledged to be the best pioduced, Pennsyltama gasoline is rendered practically ttorthless for automobile fuel because the amount of ethyl compound that must be added is mole than twice that allomed by last, accorded Dr Penske. The gasoline ,as d i stilled in a specially constructed finance, and the distillate pima,' up through a 15-foot passage to the laboratoly, ,here that mostats keep the tempos atom men to a fraction of is degree Samples ale drawn off at each change in heat conditions The samples thus obtained are i made to oiler: to a r.,,ohne engine I math like a t automobOe motor, ex cent that it a• iplifies the usual noise about 100 tam • Oulaialy ethyl- Lied gasoline is a ternated nnh these samples, the vibra.ions piodueed be ing reticule,' on a raph that shorts the mitt results of emminnents. The solution of the present honeser, will not end Di. Fenske's labors Casa' to is only one of the products of Pannsylvania elude oil Km osene and many rtes ,11,4101, of the unrefined c.I ma to be tested for possible improvan cite and new uses Nab% e 111.1rICatillg 011 st 11l be analved and an t made to improve its fine pualit, EL= The thitty-fifth meeting of the Con- Pennsy Ivania Section of the Ammicar Chemical Society was held at 7 30 o'cloLk Wednesday night 'in the Chemistly Amphitheatre Di Eric F Tilden!, ptofe , ,,or of physical cheme,tly at Cam'', else uni‘etsity, England, addiessed the section on "Recent Reseaich on Fins" BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES also . WOOL JERSEYS and TWEELs; In Sizes 8 to 11 THE CHILDREN'S SEOP . ._. Folding Kodaks in Rea Bg, Derick, Inc. Home Made Ice-Cream Real Flavor and - Real Color—s6.oo, "Stores of Seri .ca" 106 West College Avenue Quality $9.00 and $12.50 Friday and Saturday Cut-Rate Sale Fountain Service . . , . p 'ESCitlin lONS A SPECIALTY , I ! ,:, ! Guaranteed Fountain Pen r A $2.50 Value j $1.98 HOC Dr. West's Paste 37c 7 ) 161:-.-- '''''k _ , ' 50C ~,,,. ~,,,,.. 1 Dr. West's I[ l .ift•Wg,- 1 5 . ,,-..,-5 , ': Tooth Brush \i • ,:.'0',?°J.41',."4.,T.. 39c 50c Squibbs Tooth Paste _ 27c 1 60e Glyco Thymoline 45c SIN R. D. 29 69 c $l.OO Mereitan Lotion____73c . • ,77-. A tea ,th: - 5.,...1-"*.,...,,,r. VSQ",t-';; , ?Ugr•Silt? Guaranteed Shaving Brushes 50c Orphos Tooth Paste__3lc 60 ,„ At o ll, 37c of Pure Badger Hair set Unbreakable Barrel. 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 17c -- - - Lather Cr.__slc in rubber Irridium Point— 50c K 75c Krank's olynos Tooth Paste__33c 49c, 98c, $1.39, $4.89 50c Colgate Tooth Paste-45c 35c Lifebuoy Cream 24c 60c V z pt. Bay Rum 49c A serviceable Pen 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste__3lc 81.00 Gillette Blades 89c $l.OO Lilac Vegetal 69c . which you cannot af- 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 31c 50c Sway Shay. Cream__39c $1.25 Pinauds Lilac 89c foul to be pith out. .. 2sc Listerine Shaw. Cr.___l6c ;cake); 50c Combination Mennen ~,---N o . Fresh Shipment each Week—also exclusive Shaving Cream and Skin a H ceps air , , ; ; , ' agency for Martha Washington Candies. Balm 39c `-.------ - in place HAIR all day! 1 \ : :::: )N Remember the folks at home. We pack for , 9 nimbi,: ......, SHAVING NEEDS 0 ..:1 0 9': 1 a ii, HAM ir;ROOZiI aaPa ' '%test(k" mailing. Combed 39 , o rip _ r L .-. , ,) 1 lb. Special Chocolate Coated V 2 lb. Tin of Assorted 3ac Cutex Thinmints only 49c Nuts, only 89c Iktf 1 lb. Chocolate Covered 1 lb. Jumbo Pernuts 45c Nail HAIR NEEDS Whipped Creams. 11).___39c / 2 lb. Jumbo Pcanuts____2sc llatomile 1 lb. Chocolate Coated V 2 lb. Spanish Peanuts___lsc / , tR Prepara 60e Wildroot Taroleum__4lc Cherries 39e 1 lb. Cashew Nuts 89c 0, l--1 ill $1.50 Filches Shampoo___9Bc Fresh Shipment of Nuts 1 lb. Spanish Nuts 25c r tions 50c Woodbury Scalp Cr.__37c 1 lb. Tin of Assorted These nuts are all cello- pl A , N. $l.OO Vitalis Nuts 79c ' $1.39 phase wrapped for your pro- .:- %,,, 'lo' 25c 5 oz. Pecans 49e. tection. E-61 60c Packers Shamicoo 41c $l.OO Marrow Oil Shampoo 77c Popular Eaton Crane and Pike Stationery 75c Houbigant Face Powd. 39c $1.50 Houbigant Bath _ Popular Prig MOS Powder CORNS Also Montag Stationery $2.50 Coty Toilet Water $1.89 $1.50 Coty Bath Powder 95c Take Them Off SPECIAL VALUE IN HAIR BUSHES $2.00 Houbigant Per Keep Them Off fumes 91,29 ... ounytii do It. Smaal medicated dot .1.10 - dil : -- , -, --i ' '' P, $1 Value —49 c Deauville Compact $1.59 and palnleady taken Ma. h ar d. obstinate coma iiiMliiia oir while thin antiseptic cad prevents OM taus. Only corn remedy that both 70nOtCS This Brush is on exceptional value. Manufactured by Pro, Cheramy Eau de Cologne d brand, own. Slop. PMe imumur. phylactic Co and bean their name. Pure white bristles set In 50c, 85e and SI.AO wiur,,itiiiai to bcnte_ PoiiiticelY Pr atm., 4111111M1m base and guaranteed against shedding of bristles. —* 70e value for may 35a ihnuvidually boxed. The Finest Made _ . . ELECTRICAL COMPANIES ST IRT SENIOR COURSES Industrial Concern, Open Seminar Meet ings, DISCUSSIOIIS Pot the second y eat, officials of rout of the hugest nleetrical com tines hive begun then• 4.1111i1l meeting, and 'mind tattle thstu, , ,ion, in a Louise to senior elects 'cal en gine., on the functional 01 Kan., a tion L.f 7 his teal the Alum unn Telephone and 'Telegraph Co, the Cene-al tthn tnc Co, the We ,tinghou,e 17.1,,tue rid Mtg. Co, the \l e t Penn Pone! Co. and the Du Pont Products Co. e mutt 'holing to the proglarn throughout the fiat to 11,1 tel. In addition to a gpaip of to cute, elects cut engineer, t g nap of :tea - teen mechanical and nidusti ml coal nem s are toting the cum, The lust me.iting of each company is held, one day, and each of the following, meetings ale held in to o-dav pentads I DUTCHER ADDRESSES STATE FLOUR RILLING ‘ssoci.vrioN Dr. R Adams Dutcher, head of the department of agiicultinal and biolog ical chemistry, recently addressed the State Flour-Milling Askotiation in Ihur isburg At that time. 4 commit tee was appointed to cooperate with the College m the mgablishinent of ' o course in milling and linking tech nology A similar committee of the State Baker,' Assouation was op pointed at the July meeting Plans are now being winked out to introduce three toumv. for the !Bachelor of Arts degree in baking { technology, nulling technology, sod cereal chermkti y A 11(., Wild) Ilg will probable Louse the Ebp.utment (Junior Hunan.") Clarence E Christian 'l2 lioemd R Cravat '32 John A Hammer '32 John 0 Hensenrether '32 Allen W. Keen '3l William II Lamb. ger 'B2 Harold II Lean '32 Matthew McNealy "12 Homer G R 05,121 "12 Celia It Runkle "12 Franciq E seh,n '32 Karl 13. Wagner '22 STARK I3R9S SI lARPEIb In.l"rat Next to the Movies Student Government To Hold New Election Because Wallace B. Leyda '3l, senior Student Council representa tive from the School of Mineiol Incluitties, has not retained to col lege this semester Council mill hold .. special election to fill the ',aeon cv calmed by his absence All nominations lot the position should be in the hands of William R. McCdhstin '3l at the Kappa Delta Itho house by 11 o'clock Simudy night CIRCULATION RE ICIIES 21,000 The Engineering Extension News, the tebtoitp organ of the Department oi Engine. ing Extension, has leach ed a moral& circulation of 21,000 copies, :mantling to John Rliachardq, th editor The Voice is a out page neAsmaganne, distributed to Indus t]. nil e‘etutives, educational dnectors, -nd students throughoat the country. QUALITY COLLEGE JEWELRY Crabtree's SPECIAL THIS WEEK ' VANILLA ICE CREAM 40c qt. —20 c —12 c pt. 10c Cup-2 for 15c • Chocolate is Next Week' Special Gregory's A\IIJI WEATII:72 : OD ; F ::,.., 4 , ii? 11 : e., 0 2 ) 11 J ALLIGITOR is one snappy on tt.rgar ment—and you can slosh around mit all day and never get .et. Turns rain, Wind, dust. Moilda for 111 n nod Women $7.70 to $25 Till .\II IGA roil Co St. Lout. They're popular- Got Yours Yet? N ew ! ALLIGATOR STEPPERS (re Apr too Protect trouscr , legs—all colors to match all coats. $2 and $43.50 a pair Ask to we them kr:EP DRY FROM HEAD TO, FOOT Friday, October lb, 1930 tA rti "Ult ~' A (No matinees on Saturdays of home football games.) FRIDAY— Rube Goldberg's All Star Comedy "SOUP TO NUTS" SATURDAY— Beni* Rubin, Ned Sparks, Lil 3 an Tashman in "LE STHER.N ECK IN G" MONDAY and 'TUESDAY— (Matinee 11.01)) Bebe Daniel, ' Bert IS heeler, Robe Woolse,, Es erett Marsh ill in "DIXIANA" WEDNESDAY— Return Showing of "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT" THURSDAY - - Gloria Snanson, Lew Cods in "WHAT A WIDOW' L•turel Bard) Minder Case The Nittany - (Open dery night lint Monday nest neck) FRIDAY— Constance Bennett, Lew Ayres in "COMMON CLAY" SATURDAY— "SOUP TO NUTS" TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— 'rhe Strangest Picture Eser Milne "AFRIC t SPEAKS" THURSDAY— "ALL QUIET ON TILE WESTERN FRONT" ROOMY- CRILLIACIT--65LORS
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