I . _.....< - 7, 4 :.,, -tg "FOR THE GLORY 1 , run .0. , lair ~ „ OF OLD STATE" ~ !'. -%,'1.0 . , • L. - : l ' iel: ?; 1511 ' 5 ".: '''' ; „ VOL. 27, No. 13 GLEE CLUB PLANS HOUSEPARTY SHOW FOR FRIDAY NIGHT To Present Musical, Vaudeville Program of 10 Acts in Schwab Auditorium ARRANGE ORCHESTRAL, PIANO, DANCING SKITS Will - Enter State Intercollegiate Competition—Make 4-Day Tour Next Term With a Houseparty vaudeville show to be presented in Schwab auditorium Friday night, the Penn State Glee club will inaugurate a program of in creased activity during its 1930-31 season. A ten-act show for the entertain ment of Housepatty guests will in clude popular song lots, orchestral arrangements, comedy skits and dancing numbers The Campus Owls will present several musical special ties, as cell as accompanying the Glee club Opening the program, seventy men composing the Glee club will offer popular musical selections. The orch estra will continue the entertain ment. A novelty instrumental num ber combining two trumpets, a trom bone, a french horn, and a mandolin will be the third act. Will Enter Intercollegiates W. Jay Kennedy '3l and Nevin Decker '34 IN ill join in presenting a piano duet - Soft-shoe dancing, sev eral rumbers on the marimba, and a magician's act silt complete the show. As a prelude to the entertain ment, Donald A Shelley '32 will of fer a ten-minute organ recital. Arrangements ale being made for a four-day trip through eastern Pennsylvania during the third week in February. The annual state inter collegiate Glee club contest will take place at Philadelphia at that-tame. Probable entrants in the annual contest aie Lafayette college, the University of Pennsylvania, Haves ford college, Juniata college, Buck sell college, Moravian college, and the University of Pittsburgh As the fourth smoker of the Ar 'Lists' Course, the Glee club, assisted , by Miss Lent, will present a prog ra m / which will replace the regular win- I ter concert given us formes years WPSC PLANS BISON GRID GAME RELAY College Radio Slalom To Broadcast Leo e.burg Battle—Will Use Telephomo Hook-us, Using u telephonic hook-up in con junction with another station for the first time in the histoi y of the Col lege radio service, station WPSC will broadcast a play-by-play account of the Bucknell-Penn State f oot ball game dnect hem the Bucknell sta dium at Lewisburg at 2 15 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Bucknell univeisity radio station W,IBU will broadcast the game over a frequency of 1210 kilo-cycles and at the same time, by means of a land wire hook-up over long distance tele phone to State College, WPSC wall give an account of the game over a frequency of 1200 kilo-cycles The broadcasting arrangement was completed through the coinlimed ef forts of the Bucknell Athletic Associ ation, Penn State Athletic Associa tion, stations WJBU and WPSC. Prof. George R. Faint of Bucknell snivel sity will have charge of the broadcast at Lewisburg, while Gilbert L. Crossley of the Department of Elehtrical Engineering will act as chief opeiator at the College Because of the new Indio bi oad casting amangement the system of loudspeakeis and geidgraph which sons installed in Remeation Hall to give a play-by-play account of the Lafayette game will not he used MRS AMOS NEYHART TO OPEN NEW KINDERGARTEN MONDAY Mrs. Amos E. Neyhart, ',vile of Professor Ney halt, of the department of industrial engineer log. writ open a kindergarten at 250 South Bur rowe9 stret.t, :Monday. Following her giaduation from the Oheilin 'naming school, Oberlin, Ohio, where she studied child train ing, Mrs. Neyhart was 0 student in music at the Obeihn conscivatory. The progiam for her hindergai ton. which wall continue from November 8 until June 1, includes the beginning of music, handcraft, and the occupa tions of the Sic-school add. BUCKNELL'S THUNDERING HERD =AM' 4 Far 4 .... - GIVIAII34CIGAI , 0 Hin,lbqX ; `Herd Awaits Lion Invasion Confidently,' Says Scribe Ruchnellian' Sports Editor Terms Bison Team Eager To Annex Fourth Triumph B.> hear) Coates Sports Editor, The Bechndhan All Bucknell is looking foruard to the Homecoming Day genie with Penn State Saturday with a feeling of supreme confidence. Yet this air of confidence does not persade every nook and coiner on the Bucknell cam pus, for Coach Carl G. Snavely and his assistants realize more fully than the student body the task before the Bisons. Snavely realizes that Penn State has adopted the mental attitude this year that they won't be beaten again Iby Bucknell. This mental attitude is strong, for the Lions have tasted defeat for the last three years at the hands of Bucknell. Equally stiong is the determination of the Bucknell squad to run its string of victories to four straight Student confiden‘ce in the team is very great since the Herd showed) 'such power against the highly touted Gettysburg team last Saturday. Get tysburg had been regaided as one of the hardest games on the schedule in t view of its record in °ally season games. The case w,th which the Bi sons tiampled the Bullet team re vived Bucknell's spnits Coach Snave ly had a train at Gettysburg that played well ,togethei for the first time this year It had the pep and rash _which had been lacking in the I Temple and St Thomas games Bucknell came out of this encoun ter with no serious injuries, so that the Herd will have its full strength on the field Saturday Mello Stone- Maker, star end, who has been out, of the game foi three weelcs stab an injured knee may be ready foe the Lion contest as will Clyde Mil- , lei, varsity guaid, who twisted his ankle in practice last week Bucknell's line was a stone wall against the attacks of the Gettysburg backs Bucknell's stiength an the forward wall was a distawt surprise to Bison followers, who had watched it router and faltni in the early games with Albright, Temple, and St. Thomas Foe the first time this year the linemen were opening up the holes for the heavy Bison bacl.•, to go through Coach Snavely will muse sewn flashy backs to show the huge Home coming crowd which is expected to fill Mentorial Stadium Leading the THESPIANS TO PRESENT 5 SHOWS THIS SEASON Program Will Open in January With Campus Roue Production Among the live shows which will be presented dining the 1930-31 sea son, the Penn State Thespians, under graduate musical comedy organiza tion, will include a campus revue and a burlesque shoe The first production, piohably the campus re‘ue, soul be presented to January, according to Richard A Whetstone, president of the society With the addition of one more show than the club has presented to the immediate past, the season will ChM aith a musical comedy uluch soul be presented both dining Junim Pion, and spring houseparty HETZEL, TO ADDRESS DEANS Di. Ralph D. Hated will eildresii the annual meeting of the Pennsyl vania Asimelatlon of Denim of Wom en at the Penn thorns Hotel, Hams- Inng, Fliday eight. STATE COLLEGE, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1930 list will be Captain Tony Slate, a splendid interfering and defensive back, who was kept out of the early games due to an injury received this summer Slate's presence in the lineup inspires the entire team to greater heights Clark Hinkle, hard plunging halfback, who was high scorer of the East last fall, is play ing better football this yeas, al though he isn't making as many points Another star has been uncovered in the Bison ranks who is the equal of Hinkle in every respect Slim Mecca of Rome, New York, a 200- pound fullback, has proved the best defensive back on the team, and his vicious line plunging has been the terror of opposing lines Harry Fry, quarteiliack, has showed good jadg meat this fall in calling the plays. Fry does the punting for the Bisons In Ammerman, Ross, and Brum baugh, Bucknell has three shifty backs who are hard to stop Am merman was the only Bucknell play-, er who could gain consr.tently at Temple Ross and Brumbaugh have both played against Penn State be- , fore Ross and Blumbaugh excel in sunning back punts Bsumbaugh is also a splendid passel, being able to toss the ball with either hand Athletic officials at Bucknell are expecting the largest esoivd this Sat- , urday that has ever witnessed a Homecoming game Memorial Sta; (hum will be packed at game time' with alumni, students, and support-, cis of both teams Special arrange ments are be.ng made by the cons.; mitt. in (has ge to handle the crowd; which will begin to swarm into Less-! tsburg Finlay afternoon LA VIE OFFICIALS ISSUE SENIOR ACTIVITY CARDS Et=l Student aLti‘ity cards fm the 1931 Lillie were sent out .to frateinity seniois Tuaxday. These curds should he retuined to the DWI,: office this week. Non-frateinity seniors may secure activity emits at the student informa tion desk in the lobby at the entrance of Old Mom today and tomorrow The cards are to be turned in as 5,..0n as possible to the same place. The is ork of taking fraternity group pictures is progressing rapidly declared Harry J. Poorbaugh, editor of the senior yearbook, while the re maining pictures of activity groups are nearly completed Poorbmgh stated that if the members of fru termtles and societies would wear dark suits, ties and white shirts, the group pictures would be more satis factory. Upon presentation of lust yea's matriculation curd, those comms who faded to receive thou copies of the 1930 LaVie Supplement may secure them nt the LaVie office in room 315 Old Mum this went. , Who's Dancing .1 Tonight Alpha Chi Rho l:;cosity Ten Alpha Phi Sigma Campus Owls PI Kappa Alpha Naluny Now Vacation Cutting Fine Inactive for Holiday There will be no fine for cutting classes before and after the Buck nen game recess this Satur day, ac cording to Arthur It Warnock, dean of men. It is understood, however, de clared Dean 'Warnock, that this was made with a mutual un derstanding between College offi cials and the students that there would be no undue cutting of doss es. Class excuses before and after the recess will not be issued with out exceedingly sound reasons. The five dollar fine will be Wes bye at the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays PLAYERS TO GIVE `MASK AND FACE' Will Present Comedy Depicting Italians December 6 in Schwab Auditorium Depicting Italians who threaten to murder unfaithful wives, and un faithful wives who insist upon being present at their own funerals, the Penn State Players will produce "The Mask and the Face" December G in Schwab Auditmium. A satire on men who boast that they hale complete control of then wives, the play, a three-act comedy by C. B. Fernald, tell, of an Italian count who announces that he would kill his wife if she were unfaithful Immediately afterwaid he thscoveis het with a lover The count, played by Philip Ep stein '3l, is too weak to kill his mite but sends here away and tells the public he murdered hir Marguerite DeMerest 'l.l will usual the part of the count's wife Was London Success The play reaches its shinny. when, after the count has become a hero for his masterful murdei, the wife returns unannounced . 0 Lb' time when her funeral Is being solemnized She wins back the count, nubile in sisting that she be alloyed to march as chief mourner at her OM n funeral After a successful run in London in 1921, the show placed in New Yoik whets critics praised its coma, calve The London c els.= is being used by Mr Frank S Neusbaum, the thiector FLEMING TO GIVE ENGINEERING TALK Judge Will Offer Second Lecture in Chemistry Amphitheatre at 1.10 O'Clotk Todu) Presenting the second in a series of twelve engineering lectures, Judge M Ward Fleming, of the Centre County court, will speak on "Engi neering, a Step in the Administration of Justice," at I 10 o'clock this af ternoon in the Chemistry amp thea tre The lectures, pi esentml under the auspices of the School of Engineer ing, are given by inoniment execu te,es and are to aeatlatat the students with what the industi ins expect of the series recently when he spoke on "Eminent Engineeis " Mr Crosby Field will give the third when he talks on the "Young Man in Indus ttv," on Friday Dean It L Sackett, of the Eng: tooting school, presented the lust nt them. The addresses ate not tech nical in noble Musty Rule Book Discloses Results /Of First Buchnell Grid Tilt in 1881 cordon", %all these tales PS C On the flyleaf of a musty safe in the offices of the Athletes As- Dlaycd " match " alt Bud ‘ w-41 A ewtsburg, Novembei, 1881, Game so, intim, a strange story is Penned. I to played on a 91,01. held In a a It tells of a little band of eleven stal waits, who, to 1881, Join ri*eil to I It ,O , i," s tn c o , l , m Scot ' 9-0, to ft ‘'' Lewisburg fin Penn State's flint con- °' test with another college on the rect. Strange as it may seem, these ball field eleven men wine not sti wind; for the horn of the Blue and White, for A brief sketch of that fauna, Penn Slate inlets pievious to 11,90 game was written by J. P McCleary 'B2, referee of the encounter, on lit: woe pink and black. It was not un til 1891 that a meeting of the Atli e - ages of a time-wino rule book which let. Association took place and th 19 in possession of College athletic me ., ent College COlOl4 were chosen officials In gilt letter mg on the e,,v- And a was not for a touchdown et of the notational ninicual are that these pioneers of the gildit on printed the winds, "Latest Itevlsed were '4lllollg as they ,ought Rules for LaciO,he, Football, Ten Pison foe Undei the English thy Pins, and Shuffleboard " Under leg by rules the Lions and the Bruns football rules. 0101 score was a poit, State firstand with each ;iota the Penn S contested, and the Lion's mighty team came nearer to its Inst. major loam resounded out over the banks of athlette victory Tomoirow the Blue the Susquehanna and White warriors will battle to re- . Poi on these pages, yellow with peat the triumph which occuried just age, McCreary Ilse mitten. "in ac- forty-nine years ago. Totirgiatt. Y.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN MAY REACH QUOTA OF $3500 TONIGHT Finance Committee Reports 1000 Pledges as Total After First 3-Day Drive $9OO FACULTY CANVASS CONTINUES NEXT WEEK Students Will Make Payments With Registration Fees For Second Term Confidence that the Y. H C A. stu dent finance campaign would reach its goal of $3500 when the driva closes tonight sins expressed by Wil bur H. Zimmerman '22, chairman of the advisory finance committee, an the basis of returns teemed up to that time More than 1000 pledges were le ported by division leadeis Wednesday night, sihich is appronimately the same total that had been received at the same stage of the campaign last yeas Although the student campaign closes tonight, the faculty campaign will continue throughout next v tick The objective for the faculty drne l•as been set ut $9OO, making, the total I for the student service activity bud get 54i100 Solicitation of funds v ill be reneu ed today in a float effort to send the campaign "over the top" Fiaterni ties and boaiding houses have been asked to cooperate in making the drive a success Last yeas more than $9OO vas pledged in excess of the quota The annual Y. MC A drice is conducted to finance the Christian Association's student activity pro gram Money raised through the pledge; mill support such projects as Andy Lytle cabin, special speakers, freshman %cork and Handbook, fie,- side sessions, employment bureau, and "Y" office service Student pledges may be charged to the second semester fees to be paid at mid-semester registration, a sys tem established lust year The con tributm may expiess his preference as to which project on the budget he doilies his money to be apportioned Students pledging any amount are entitled to a local membership card of the Christian Association, while a pledge of 53 entitles the contributor to a card alnch a ill admit the passe,- sot to the privileges of any othei cite or student Y 31 C The money raised doling this cam paign will not be used fot but solely to finance student i.enice mojects In addition to Zmunm man the ad visory finance committee of the Y M C,A consists of Alan 13 Cutting '3l, Fmk Diedrich J Cooper French 'II, lfarly W. Lightstone '3l, Paul A Mitten '3l, Dasmd C McLaughlin '3l, William K Clench '3l, Ralph C Wonuch '3l, John Zoiella Alfied E Louis, $2, and Earl A Huston jr )1 HEAL RECEIVES SENIOR STLIIENT CO I.J NCI I. POSITION Clunks 1" McNeal mos elected to Student Council as senior reptecontn live Scom the School of Minmal In dustues, at a le-election yesterday. The ithet nominee to till the va cancy caused by Wallace Leydu it. mho dal not return to school, tv.as Waltei P Nicoden Disabled Lion Eleven To Face Bucknell at Lewisburg Tomorrow A Comeback? Penn Slate Bucknell Kaplan L E Lobel Shau ley LT Ti udnak Zorella _— L G Sie, Baumanc Goodwin cul , y R G. Hoak McMillen ____R T. Martel. Martz R.E Williams I a, ezey Q Fry Hoguet L H. Hinkle Evans R H Slate Lasich r Mazza FRATERNITIES DRAW FOR SYRACUSE TILT Will Turn in Number of Tickets To flouseparty Game by Monday at Noon All fraternities arc iequeqed to turn in to the Athletic Association office the numhen of tickets ultich they will want foi the Syracuse game not listen than Monday noon The following thawing for fratcrnit, blocks was made by a committee of students: 1 Phi Delta Theta, 2 Alpha Kappa Pa, 3. Phi Kappa Psi, 4 Delta Up silon, 5 Chi Upsilon, 6 Phi Kappa Tau, 7 Phi Kappa No, 8 Alpha Chi Sigma, 9 Sigma Phi Alpha, 10 Delta Theta Sigma, 11 Phi Lambda Theta, 12 Omega Epsilon, 13 Delta Chi, 14 Sigma Nu, 15. Tau Sigma Phi 16 Phi Kappa Signm, 17 Alpha Phi Delta, 18 Theta Xi, 19. Alpha Sigma Phi, 20 Beta Kappa, 21 Sig ma Chi, 22. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 2:1 Alpha Gamma Rho; 24 Tau Phi Delta, 25 Phi Gamma Delta, 26 Chi Phi, 27 Pi Kappa Alpha, 28 Tri- angle, 21 Phi Mu Delta, 30 Phi Ep silon Pi 31. Beta Theta n. 32 Theta Ch s, 33 P. Kappa Ph., 34 Ile Kappa, 35. Tau Kappa Epsdort, 36 Swam Tau Ph., :17 Theta Kappa Phi, .18 Sigma Phi Kpvlan, .30 Alpha Zeta. 40. Delta Strata Phi, 11 Ph. &gam Kappa, 42 Phi Strata Delta, 42 Sig ma PI, 44 Delta Tau Delta, 45 Pht Pi Phi 46 Theta Up , ,alon Omega, 47 analala Cha Alpha, 18. Alpha Chi Rho, 19 Aram, 50 Theta Nu 8p.,- hm, 51 Alpha Tau Omega, 52 Bet, Sagana Rho, 58 Alpha Pla ',gine, 54 Kappa Delta Rho, 89 K tppa Sagna, 06 Sagara Phi Sagan, 57 Elaht TRIBUNAL JUDGES FRESHMEN GUILTY 7 1 earlings Will Carr) Signs Nest Week a, Result of Court ❑erieion NVednesda) Seken rieshinen will cal ry stgo next o eel, as the t esult of Judgment endered by the ti ibural in its first !nannw of hi st yea, customs s oda- Lions Wednesday night in Nir, ito Hall All the s,gn, will beai "Repoli, All Case, to the Tilbunal" in front and mill be morn foi one mooch, beginning M.rntla3, Babe I Pals, charged mith Leen leg his hands in his pockets, will meal "The Glass Is Green aril So Air the Cloth" oink Stanley It Smith, generally amorant, of iii,- tmn•, mill ,Wily "The Lay of a Posh" James I' Frombino del not VWI Ills 11.111 C and ghost wem :sever Do It Again" John K t 1 - C'grthy will carry sign leading "Those Little Stile, in Being a nosh" Not nun If aecu of walku•g on the g as•., must beat th • legend "No Mote Cow Paths lot John Hansen, who wts ne soaa Ily meat Led to the meottnit by UlllOll.ll membet s, wail tarty "Hello, Hello. Hello" ,trui Fred°, S Gtecnnnnld will announce that "Green:malt! Is My Name, Sat Hello." John Zotella pt eta:ea of the trthunal requested the cooper tt.on of Ihe student body in a °porting mite Lon, of customs to I•'n I A Huston secrete! v. Ti Mutual wail meet every Ulan Wednesday night I=l Contra,. to the story mulled in Tuesday's CuId.H.RN attendance at the PI wolley lectures 19 not compul sory for junior clectlical engineers. Attendance at the series lion) No, en, bet 10 to 11 N\ 11l he options', ESTABLISHED 1904 PRICE 5 CENTS 14 Regulars Injured As Team Prepares For Bisons JACK LIVEZEY WILL CALL SIGNALS AT QUARTERBACK Higgins Dispenses Willi Heavy Scrimmage—Alorale of Squad Good EERIE A .hurl pep roll, adt be held at h 11 o'clock tonight on Co-np corner. Songs and cheer, Noll be led by Charier, S Harper jr . 31. head cheerleader One at ihe College hands 101 l be prenent Four legulam cull be mo,sitr from Penn State's lineup sober the ratan• team takes tht field tomoilim eftei noon at 2 15 o'clock in Moronlial Sta dium, Lewisburg, to Oppose thu for midable &ludicll eleven 'I his quartet of eteians, Cartain Diethich, Fiench, Snyd., and El :wards, are all our nig injuries ie . caved during the past ten lots %shit& weie aggra.ated by the Colgate tussle Saturday Snydei's disalalay, a dl.- located shoulder, is not as serious as It mas lb st 01.0 , , hut the Lion backfield play& I. in no condition to play against. the Bison tear Witn Preach and Snyder L..th on the sidelines, Coach ltigg,ns toll be uithout the set Ices of an experienc ed signal callet, and he has been forc ed to instigate drastic t Images in the Nittany team Jack latc./eA half back, has been shifted to French's po sition, and Al lloguel has been ad tented to fill the place of the lion captain Red Etan. is espected to melte the Mlle, halfback assign ment nith Judy Lasith in the full back post Ton th h.nc been node in the la-n foiv and unit has sufficiently measured fiorn ininor Jin ja., to fill in fm Edwards at light end, while Ken Bauman has been ad vanced to the sin oily in place of Kane an I DeCmilai Bstimay is the 'ingest of the tin Natal* , pi,: men and because of In. NI, and rug gedness Bit:Aims 111t1d011 to 1190 hail against the lucky Bison for ssaids The lice take nte-eb2l, of Penn State'. line a!e fi'lute. en the leant who have not been deatichaied for 1111:. 1.50,1 in the liv! few x oh. Shoe lee and 2k:ll‘ll,n, taeltlea, Zorell.t and CtiriS. guand, and Kaplan, left e".l, Cel n. 1.111 ie:, and a, counted 011 he the faun loathe, to cal re the light to the hoaev .111(1 on. poilentattl Buchnell taatn, Peal mg adddr, nit nip, 1., to his squad Cu it h Higgins has not ruled the teamanv rrguhn st this week, hut his clewed hi; u hole pine too l ed let elop ng the defense against Buck nell's sty le of att.. 11 Although the sou of s sermuslv handmapped lit• au , e of .juries nn the eve of a game ,Ith rue of the mo.t. powet fol eles ens the sched ule, the mot ale of. the team lens not. suireird With moi e spit it than 05er before, the le‘amped team in emir, daily with gum dotel ululation fn. the cuountel with a veteran Bison for only light emlc and iiignal thins adl th tin let inn the pi ...NA liul a im noon Tin inquad lull butte for LI tuition by buy a nt II I i °Moat O mni ion moi nn g and wlll rot n to ring Cnllegc immediately atm ttnit game RHISCFINIAN LECTURES ON AGRICULTURAL HISTORY Svt relno For Alumni I,lsouallol Assists Agrtcultme Sera" Cunttinunix a weekly leant is seam 'pins,. NI annually by the School of Agu culture, Pd,va, d K. III! •4 Mark sun etau v or the Awn,. Assn ration of the Colleze, di Au , scil "Ili dory of Penn.o aura Auriculture,' nt 4 o'- clock Wednesday afternoon ut Ileum lOU llor Lanka, e 'this Icitor e seats is hold every after noun at .1 o'clock thin oughout the fell and winter. Twenty-five of tine most pronnnent men In reseal oh fields Hull sot v 0 as speakers during the year.
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