; Pake. FoUr FACULTY TO VISIT HEALTH CONCLAVE College Will Send 7 Delegates For National Meeting Next Wednesday Scs en menthe, of the faculty base I aeonoil ins nations ft om Sect etary of the Into tot Wilbur to attend the White Douse conference on child health and protection at Washington, D. C. from nest Wednesday until nest Saturday Prof Milton S McDomell and Pi of Allen L Bake. will rept went the ag-I ricultute extension depaitinent at the condos°, .hrlo Prof. Make T Bo gait and Miss Ethel J Jetfoils, home econonucs estensionists, base also to. coined invitations Pi of. R. Adams Notches, head of the Department of Agraultmal and Biological Chenustrs, mill attend the conclase us a member of the commit tee on growth and des elopment Pi of. Edith P Chase and Pi of Mallon S McDowell will lie present as repro bentatises, of the School of Education This conference is the tesult of a nation-wide movement, sponsored by President Moser, to instinct parents In modern methods of child health education. Studies and recommenda tions of 500 authorities who has e been engaged for the past scar in gather ing data for this roils will be pre-, seated to their nor loan committees From this data the committee chan men will :select material to be pub lished in book form and distributed to wiry country doctor in the United States President Iluovei's addiess at the formal opening of the conference soil! he broadcast over a national hook-up DEAN SACKETT DELIVERS "HOOVER DAM" LECTURE Engineering Head Speak, on Flood Control at Frido Meeting Because Crosby Field, New York consulting expert on lefilgeration, was unable to attend, Dean Robert L Sackett of the Engineering school de- Inured the thud of a sumo of twehe engineering lectures in the Chemis try amphitheatre Finlay afternoon Dean Sackett discussed the Colo rado rivet and Hoo,er darn, dealing soith the savages of lives floods on agriculture in the Colorado tees vi cinity He showed how the proposed dant will present these annual osca flous The Dean tevie,ed the total cost I the dant and showed to hat states tight benefit Dom the completed con- ti action Mr Field Kin lectuie on the 'Young Man in Industry" at f 10 o'- lock Friday The next speaket is an nsentin and an esecutive of a ptons nent fans of consulting engineers BONINE TO ATTEND MEETING Prof Citesleigh A Bonnie, of the •eologt department, will discuss 11, Tamil work in natural gas fields to c conducted during the nest two ems in a conference with the Nat ral Gas athisory bawd in Pittsburgh omorrow•. CLEANLINESS EXCELLENT SERVICE CLUB DINERS, INC. HARVEST SALE Wednesday Specials Men's Leather Coats Men's Genuine Pile Coats Men's $6.00 Shoes I Pigskin Dress Includes Dayton and Gloves Selz Shoes Now Men's 2-Piece Athletic Underwear Men's Socks, 4 Pair Men's Neckwear Hunting Coats Breeches THE HUB The Big Store EAST COLLEGE AVENUE ALUMNUS RECEIVES ENGINEERING POST Will Direct Subway Com,truction Program Planned by Chicago Costing $300,000,000 Mann Rudolph F. Kelker p , mho ieeened his degree in electrical en gineering from Penn State in 1890, has been selected by the City Council of Chicago to serve as chief engineer of a commission to plan and super sise Chicago's subway program Plans for the complete undertaking income expenilituies of over $300,- 000,000 while the first unit, on which work will be started shortly, will cost $12,000,000. Major Kelkei received his prelim inary education at Hauisbuig Acad. mop and Caine to Penn State in 1892. Foßossing a }ear of post-graduate work he received a position in the diaughting department of the Penn sylvania Steel Company, now Beth lehem Steel. The next yeai he served as maintenance of way engineer for sheet cal traffic in Bethlehem and s later for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company In the cisil sei vice examination conducted in 1908 to select an engi neer to represent Chicago in subway and elevated line service matters, Ma-'' jor Kell,er sous the only one of twen ty-eight applicants to pass. Until the morld soar he occupied the posi tion of supersising engineer He served oserseas during the was and theme attained the lank of major. At the conclusion of the soar he resumed h,s municipal soork in Chicago and in addition conducted Pirate engi neering enterpiises LIBERAL ARTS DEAN ATTENDS CONVENTION IN WILMINGTON Dean Chililes W. Stoddart, of the School of Liberal Arts, attended the fourth annual tomention of Liberal Arts deans of Land Giant colleges in the cast at the Unnersity of Dela ',ale, Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. ' The association was fast organized by Dean Stoddart four years ago and the initial comention was held at Penn State. Since then the deans have assembled at Rutgers College and the University of Maryland Cor nell will be host for the comention in 19,,31 WEAVER ATTENDS MEETINGS Plot Palmer C. weaver, assistant discolor of the summer session and assistant professor of education, at tended yesterday's meetings of the annual Education Congress at Har i g. R. F. STEIN MOTOR CO. 121-123 S. Burrowes St Storage, Gas, Oil, Repairs 21-11 our Service Phone 252 COURTESY 89c 96c 85c TENNEY DEFEATS BRAND IN SEMI-FINAL GOLF TOURNEY In a closely contested motels Martin D Tenney Jr 'll defeated Fred Brand Jr. 'l2 in the semi-final sound of the all college golf tournament, 2 up and 1 to go, Thursday. By %sinning this match Tenney ad s tinned to the find round in which he Audi play the a Inner of the semi-final match between Hugo Bezdek jr. 'B2 and John Murray '3l. This is the first time in thine years that Brand has been defeated in the college golf tournament. Campus Bulletin A S. DI E members will meet at 7.15 o'clock Thursday night in Room 200 Engineering D. Student spealsers will be heard. =7=l The Chri+tian Science society soil! hold a testimonial meeting at 7:30 o'clock in roan, 405 Old Main. ——o— Phi Sigma lota will hold a meeting to initiate nosy members at 8 o'clock tonight in ram 415 Old Main Piof. David D. Mason will speak. IMIMI Y M. C. A. membership cards will be ready for all those who contributed in the fall campaign at the Y M. C A office in Old Main tomorrow ——o— The women's archery tournament will be held all day Ftiday All girls who desire to enter should hand their names to Sara Louenberg at the Alpha Omicron Pt house before noon on Wednesday. In case of rain the tournament still be held Saturday. I=l=l There eill be a junior class' meet ing in ehenustly amphitheatre at 0.30 o'clock Wednesday mght Nomina tions will be made for the four Car negie ,choluiships of $lOO each and one John W. White prize of $l5O. =MO Fraternities should secure schol arship cards fioni A. E. Smith at the Pi Kappa Alpha house today. MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING 206 West College Ave Miss Candy and Miss Every COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE THE NITTANY PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO GEO. L. SMITH'S Barber-Beauty Shoppe HAIRCUTTING. SHAMPOOING, MASSAGING, MANICURE, FINGER, MARCEL, WATER, WAVES Eugene, Fiederiekc, Pierre and Our Ossn Permanent Waves PIONEER SHOP OF STATE COLLEGE JO7 Allen Street ESTABLISHED COO Phone 451-J It WON'T Cost You One Cent More To Have Your "Tux" Shirt Laundered NOW Than to Have It Done Later AND YOU' LL AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH Phone us; we'll call for it; it will be laundered at once; and m e'l hold it in reserve for you until you need it, at which time you can get it on minutes' notice. PENN STATE LAUNDRY 320 West Beaver Aventi PHONE 124 THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN A senior class meeting will lie held at 8.00 o'clock Thursday evening in the Chemistry, amphitheater Nomi nations foi the John W. White and Louise Carnegie scholarships will be nuule nt the locating CLASSIFIED LOST—Black oval coat, at the Phi Ep silon Pi House, Saturday night. Finder please call 223. ltpF LOST—Phi Sigma Kappa frateinity pin. Finder please call 670 2tpeorn FOR SALE-432x415 cold tire. Cheap. 51.1 W. Foster Ave Phone 526-J. I 2tEh LOST—Steel-maned glasses sornet where in Ohl Main Return to Sar ni! at Theta Kappa Phi. 2tpcom CHRISTMAS CARDS—Hertel pet sonal engraved greeting cards, dis tinctive etchings I.xclusne but not expensive, also engraved and print ed business stationery Vera Elder, 250 Ridge Ave., 6754. •ItcW WANTED—Two co-eds dein e round tnp passage to Philadelphia over Thanksgtvlng. Phone 563. ltpe FOR YOUR fall hats and besets see Mrs. C B. Blanchet, 228 E. Pros pect Ave. Open e‘enings. 201 WANTED—Good ..ecolel gal for ha telnity home Call Wlnsloo., 285. ltpW GEO.' DE VENY We Call Foi and Deliver Altelations- Cleaning- Pressing Masonic Bldg. HILLSIDE ICE CO. ICE COLD STORAGE and COAL North Patterson Street Phone 136 NEW YORK CITY—One or two pas sengers in Chrysler, leaving Thurs day, retaining Sunday. Share et.' poises. Call 365. - it-P I FOR RENT—Too 3-room apart ments Completely furnished. 446 East College Ave. 3tp-F ROOM—Desirable room near cam-' pus, for two. Reasonable rates. Mrs. Chesney, 125'• Miles St. lipsp LOST—Keys in a small brown leather key holder. Reward 106 Watts Roll FOR SALE—Chevrolet cab r i o l e t, cheap Wonderful condition through out. Simpson, 137 S. Atherton St. Phone 485-12. '•t WANTED—College student to wait tables for boys Applicant must be willing to take a room and to fur nish three more young men to take meals only. Apply at 305 S. Allen ' St., of phone 228-J. The Place - for SODAS CANDY - College ICE CREAM and ,-cMp LIGHT LUNCHES is WARD'S On Allen Street , ' • • 1 I!' . _ Less talk and tP, more taste— V 1 , 1 ' , . ba • etter taste 9 , . , 1 \ , , . r •, ONE will always stand out! ' With Pride We Offer 1 Suits, Overcoats and Topcoats Society Brand Braeburn • Charter House Hart, Shaffner & Marx $ 3O to $5O _ FROMM'S Opposite Front Campus IN this age when everyone seems to work and play at top speed it is no easy matter to be "mcsc energetic man" of the senior class But good health will go a long way toward helping you carry off the title. Shredded Wheat is a natural energy builder. These crisp delicious biscuits include all the food elements needed for Tuesday, November 11, 1930 ENERGETIC MAN" the untiring stamina that .cman.. They promote the clear ac tive mind, too, that makes hard work count for'some. thing Eat two biscuits with, plenty of rich milk every morning. It will help make, you a "go-getter" in no time.
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