Page Three WATTS ANNOUNCES SERIES LECTURERS Moira Chooses Trom i Sumpter to The Alamo' as Subject For Wednesday The names of the seventeen remain ing speakers in the general lecture series sponsoied by the School of Ag riculture were released yesterday by Dean Ralph L Watts The talk on Wednesday will be "From Sumpter to the Alamo," by Prof. Thomas I. Maim, head of the agricultui al cor respondence department. ' M. A. lull of the Federal bur eau of animal industry will discuss problems encountered in his deport ment, Novembei 11. Dr. Max Tt umper 'l5 6f Philadelphia is to speak on "Frontiers of Science" on November Following Dr. E. V. McCollum Johns Hopkins University, the Hon dohn A. MeSporran, secretary of the :State Department 0f Agriculture, will give an address on December 16 Dr Raymond G Bressler, president of the Rhode Island State College and for , mmly Dean of the School of Agri 'culture here and State Secretary of Agriculture, is to talk January 6. Other speakers on the program, which is to continue until April 20, are Ralph B Starkey '2O of Monica Hill, N. J.; Dr Leo F. Rettger, head of the department of bacteriology at Yale University; and Dr. Edward H. ....Durham, head of the department of zoology and entomology here. iA PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SPECIAL!! FINGER WAVE 50c MARCEL 50c SHAMPOO -50 c FREE—MANICURE WITH FACIAL $1.50 CO-ED BEAUTY SHOPPE, Corner Beaver Avenue and Allen Sheet Phone 888 FOR DELICIOUS \ - HOME COOKED MEALS 4.,15 -The Fenway Tea Room Read a COLLEGIAN at the Breakfast Table ~.-: ---- • FRONT CAMPUS - - - - - The First National Bank Of State College Our proved strength and our friendly and helpful interests in each of our depositors make this a bank well able to give you the best possible service . and co-operation. ~ JOHN T. MeCORMICK ':, - 0.4 DAVID F. KAPP President • ', " Cashier College Cut-Rate Store Opposite Postoffice Watch Our Windows for Specials Friday and Saturday Florentine Pocketbooks at Low Prices Hallowe'en Masks and Novelties 20 BOoks of Matches with Your Initial 10c B. aud B. Cotton Pickers 25c Attractive New Double Vanity Cases $l.OO $30,000 STOCK OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL AND SHOES TO BE TURNED INTO CASH THE HUB STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE NOW IN Co-eds 'Socially' More Intelligent, Woman M.A. Says That Penn State women are socially more intelligent than Penn State men is the conclusion drawn from the re sults of a study made 'last year by Mildted L. Malkin, for het master's degree. The study was based on the scores made by 169 members of the class of 1982 in the George Washington Um ‘ersity social intelligence tests. In these the women as a unit sewed three points higher than the men, averag ing ninety-three compared to ninety tot the men. The tests wele divided into six groups: Judgement in social situa tions, memory for names and faces, recognition of mental states from facial expressions, observation of hu man behavior, social information, and tecognition of the mental state of the speaker. -In comparison with scores made by seventy-eight State College high school sophomores, Miss Mulkin found that College students aieraged twen- ty-six points higher High school gills maintained -the women's record for being more intelligent socially than the boys. The scores of College men exceeded those of high school boys by twenty nine points, while college women aver aged only twenty-three points higher than high school gills. This points to the fact that the social intelligence of men increases mme between the ages of fifteen and nineteen than does that of the women, according to the study results. FULL PROGRESS-RIGHT IN THE VERY HEART OF THE SEASON AT LESS THAN `AFTER SEASON PRICES" THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Campus Bulletin The Penn State club will meet at 7:30 tonight in Room '302, Old Main. Those desning to join the club should attend. ' OEMS All manuscnnuts fm the second no auo of the Old Mow 11 01 should be submitted before nest Wednesday, nc colding to Hugo K Fleas '32, editon =Ell All freshmen candidates lot the editmial staff of the COWMAN', epoit to Room 312 Old Main at p &dock Thursday night. CLASSIFIED lIALLROOAI Dancing Instruction— Individual lash action fot bzgm ncrs. Call 49-J, or see lths F. J. Horn ahan,‘ Fla Apattntents. Etch PUBLIC STENOGRAPIIY—Typing of reports, man u scripts, theses on short notice at seasonable sales 113 W. Nlttany Ave. Phone 600-J. Etch ' ATTENTION CATERERS Fie,h Fish of All Kinds Direct From Piers at GARBRICK'S FISH . MARKET 11l South Pugh Stiect Phone 1068 Study Room Furniture Flat Top Single Pedestal Desks, 24x3S $lO.OO Flat Top Single Pedestal Desks. 28x44 12.50 Flat Top Double Pedestal Desks, Moxs2 25.00 Student Tables, Double Drawer Student Tables, Single Drawer 5.00 Typewriter Tables, 18x36 4.00 Typewriter Tables with Drawer and Slide 8.50 Chiffoniers 13.50 Book Shelves 4.50 Magazine Racks 2.00 Chairs 3.50 Special Pieces Made to Order, Estimates Freely Given DEPARTMENT OF Industrial Engineering Wood Shops Engineering Unit "B" ----c7i ....2' 3 9oeai — ',dare. ,_ lee every 4oar - 4 ~.....,,, - z,,_,.. ! :., Your firm young figure is only as lovely : ,•:...." as a Maiden Form uplift and girdle can i •'.;;' : ; ••:,4,..!, ; v:.: make it...and when fashion demands -:!;.' " mat :j;ejj, that bud, waist and hips be smoothly ..\ i '."..,:j synchronized, Maiden Form will give you '.• just the right amount of gentle moulding e - .^,ic,2 you need. Keep body freedom and ''. •• ...1-` i •:,,, gain new trimness by wearing the inner " i •ii ' •"" `•• pocket uplift and high-waist girdle • shown at left. •et . "'ir , Get 0. New Maidenform Booklen from yew deem.. or S. ~.111 '4 „ .1 , • MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERE COelec Dept.o 2.lsFlbhAent.,NY, 7 . 4 „,/, ,4 AT DEALERS EVIRTWHIRL ^` •., ~, 'There I. o Moder; form (puede.. for encirn. 41. er Ilcuro . '.f ...,...!'.. y ;':, •,,' ~ 1 'mil Vt. ld ....., -_ , ,i, ' 1 \ 7,27; 'f, (. r--- 1 41.4,„_. ~ . ~...„. ~J .., .,... t ,‘,,.., boned all eras. I . • ^ .. :1: - .. • 5..... • .... .. ~ , , V ied:. ti. ' ,l Z; i r ~ ...'. A . ' ^ .oo,l l''" '7,r . leer 4 . 1 I L • ;..,.;: . i . .. • . : ~ . ., : ..i, ., „ ; - giC ' e_ flaidelYizin,, , a ;CA' :s g I" i: P, E .../ 01,1,1,11. AKT... •[l.l, 4- .•• . :: 0 ::.2,7 tz."4,1=7...Vga; SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY BAND BOX •Alsa GOLD MARK. HOSE—SI.OO--$1.95 FOR RENT—Single or double eltuin, well lighted loom. Quiet our ioundings. 626 West College Me. Itch ATTENTION—AIt those Interested in foi ming a Jon orchestra 1 cool t to 40t Old Main Frailly evening, Oa 23 at 7 o'clock ltpop ANYONE wanting a loom in From INV, call Bud Platt, Room 302 Flca I hull. - ltcompWl $lO REWARD for return of uniniln folder containing alma stoty lac tate notes. It E. Galbraith, Engla,h ,tomposition building _ ltconipß THEMES typed and stenogtaplue work done. Will call for and de liner your mork 10c double spaced, 15c single spaced. (One carbon copy included). Phone 489.1 Z-1. Etch FOR SALE—Upright papa, dark oak ease, e•cellent eorubtion. Reason able. Call at 121 We.t. Paramount Avenue. ltChan LOST—Right Hand pigskin glove. Finder please return to Frank Kap lan, 118 W. Nittany Ave. or call 100-R. ltpap 11=1 Flu Lambda Theta and Pin Pt Phi May: retain to Theis, Phi Lambda net, 1 Wimp BOARD—Plenty of the best eats at $6OO pe: n eek Galan Club. 200 IN est Bea, er. ltpdßa BOSTON BULL TERRIER—LIeens2 number 2001 c.ti nyed from holm IN cdnesdne, Oct. 21. Infoi inabon re garding his tam eabouts mitt he gi atefully appreciated. Phone 507-J, office phone, 500 On ner, M 11. Knut..un. 217 W. Park Ave. ltpap FOR SALE—Dining room furmture 20 chairs and 4 tables of walnut slam. Reator.able. Apply at Tr-- angle Fraterruty, 125 S. Mlles Street, Phone 579. 2tcompSp FOSTER COAL & SUPPLY CO. GENUINE ANITA Punxsutawney Coal Phone 111-M Taxi Service Phohe 492-R J. C. SHEFFLER 138 South Atherton Street HOME MADE COUNTRY SAUSAGE SCRAPPLE ' : PUDDING Harter's Market Pugh Street „.., -1.., • ... I i ./•''' c )... ";',%q-:), •:-..5, t (4; ''‘' '/;' '' A ' - \ ' ‘e%?•• ( , ' ;?' ' ; ' /.•.,4% ,•” .7 , 41 ,/,';',/'''''' !,/ A •.. /; •/' '7 •' ;-/ - '; eigiej•-_;,., ' ~', # //' 1.6%.*:., - *4 43 , •:2-A• ' / ; e - -5, Trs- ...----g 4 44,, \ A • /( 7. '-' •-.. A'-''' ( ; : - ' _ lEo'(s..Z4n. . , . . ..'.' • ----'-- tt 1 , t , )! " } ‹... , ./4.7 , &' It ',lQ",jifti (•6'' ; ; - )ii & if ." ,5 !)t4 ... • ... e __, • aurßic 45 - 110 ST VOT4RIr rlivmi: OF mc 111 T-If lA/NO. .Rl , Oll fro Or.IIITI ADWRAPI 1 . ..". .supoßrrn Ll' 1 - R1 VI, /NI IGORATI , Si)l CORREC! .ST) LI: II I WATS, SEVEN DOLLARS OTHERS SEVEN TO TWENTY • AGENTS IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES a t A, _ 4"8:47. ROOFING 14 ND VENTILATING GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK A Complete Line of All Melds in Sheets and the Aid of Expert Mechanics Put Us in a Position to Serve Your Every Want / MAY WE QUOTE YOU STATE COLLEGE SHEET METAL COMPANY Phone 424-M 221 W. Bean er Ave. Graham & Sons EST. 1596 "The litttle SI.O With thc Big Idees" Selling Our Masks at Cogt f e : HALLOWE'EN CANDIES ' HORSEBACK RIDING SPECIAL TICKETS; ON EASY TERMS Beginners-6 P. M., Daily Other Groups—l P. M. FREE INSTRUCTIONS—MAKE RESERVATIONS Students, Ask Aboutt Phys. Ed. Credits CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL Rear of Hotel and Theatre ' Phone 9799 F RU IT The Pennsylvania 'Mate College Orchards Mclntosh. Grimes. ands V. inter varieties of apples are ready. Prices 50c to 51.50 l4ushel. Cider apples 25c a bushel. College fruit can he had from all State College "grocery stores. A salesman will be on duly at the College Orchard Fruit Packing House during business hours. Packing House Phone No. 913-114. DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE Will Be Found Here Exclusively Nationally Known Suits and Top Coats tailored to your indii idual measure. $24.50-$29.50-$34.50 ri idal', October 23. 193 i THE HUB STATE COLLEGE
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