Page Three
Local Merchants Say Football
Games Bring Increased Trade,
Not Slump Reported in Survey
Press Association Questionnaire of Eastern
College Town Business Men Finds
Contests Lessen Profits
State College merchants, contrary
to opinions expressed by other east
ern college town business men in an
Associated Press article, assert that
college football game, with its
crowds, Is a boom to their businesS.
Reports received by the press
agency from typical eastern centers
of gridiron activity Indicate that the
merchants in these towns feel that
their trade is hunt rather than boost
ed by a big football game Trans
portatiOn companies and filling sta
tions, hoverer, base better business
on those days, the report continues
Merchants in State College, for the
most part, disagree with these state
ments. Local restaurants have three
times more business on big football ' .
week-ends than on ordinary ones
The hotels, too, take care of more
guests, because most of the persons
who come in for the game remain
here at least one night
"Clothing sales depend on the
GRADUATE SCHOOL
DRAWS TRANSFERS
Dr. Marquardt ReNeals 93 of 153
New Students Matriculated
'At Other Institutions
Penn Stab's Graduate School at
tracted more new students from
other colleges and universities this
fall than ever before, according to
Dr Carl E. Marquardt, College ex
aminer, whose report shows that
ninety-three of the 153 new graduate
students had attended other colleges.
The new graduate student enroll
ment shows a representation from
sixty-seven different institutions of
accredited rank in the United States
and Europe As compared to the en
rollment of 138 new students last
year, the enrollment of 153 this fall
shows an increase of eleven per cent.
Among the outside colleges most
strongly represented this year are:
The University of Illinois, Allegheny
College, Franklin and Marshall Col
lege, Lebanon Valley College, Lock
Haven State Teachers' College, and
the University of West Virginia.
Eight of those admitted had , the
degree of Master of Science, five
had that of Master of Arts, and the
others had the degrees of Bachelor
of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bach
elor of Ceramic Engineering, Bach
elor of Music, and Bachelor of Philo
sophy.
Eighty-four ale now working for
the degree of Master of Science, and
twenty-sec fcn that of Master of Edu
cation, twenty-two for the Master of
Alta awaid, nineteen for the Doctor
of Philosophy degree, and one, seek
ing the distinction of Metallurgical
Engineer.
BANK SAND
With Loam
Scraped Off
2 to 5 ton lots $1.75
5 to 25 ton lots $1.65
25 tons and over $1.50
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Showers Sand Co.
Call 210-Ny
Roy L. Showers, Mgr.
Student Loan Fund Benefit Concert
AUSPICES
Glee Club Reunion
Combined Glee Clubs of 1921 to 1931
Recreation Hall, Saturday, Oct 31
All Seats 50c 7:30 P. M.
weather," said a State College cloth
ier. "If the day for the game is cold
we sell quite a few pairs of glcs cs
and hosiery. Men's neckwear and
small haberdashery find customers
also."
Football week-ends double drug
store sales, according to a local drug
gist. Cigars, gifts, souvenirs, candy,
and soda fountain specials are sold In
larger quantities on these days, he
said News-stand proprietors, fill
ing stations, and the bus company
also find that their business is m
ei eased greatly by the incoming
crowds.
State College bathers shave more
people on football days because, as
one barber said, "in a big crowd
there is always someone who needs a
shave" Haircuts, however, do not
inc rease proportionately. Local
wholesale grocers, who cater to lea
ternities, find that their orders in
,crease on big week-ends. -
FRESHMAN P. S. C. A. CLUB
TO ORGANIZE TOMORROW
Fletcher, Kaulfuss, Nesbitt Seri e
As Faculty Adviuor) Board
Following the series of four dis
cussion groups, the Hugh Beaver club
P. S. C A organization for fresh
men, will he organized at 7:30 o'clock
tomorrow night in the -Christian as
sociation rooms in Old Main, accord
ing to William L. Hammaker, asso
ciate P. S. C. A. seer:Amy.
An infoimal period in which fresh
men will meet the guests and become
acquainted with each Mher will pie
cede the nominations for officals of
the club, Hammaker said.
Dr. Stevenson W. Fletcher, profes
sor of horticulture; Prof. Julius E.
Kaulfuss, of the highway engineer
ing department; and Prof. Russel B
Nesbitt, assistant professor of civil
engineering,i No ill be guests in their
capacity 'as 'inembiiis of the faculty
advisory board. The secretaries and
ahem of the P. S. C. A. also will
he present.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Around The Corner
.... But to make such a sunifice
of time and effort mind' white, this
clan ity game must be a financial suc
cess. And success comes, not with
high admission chniges, but by a
large attendance. Gate 'ocelots fol
low the cion.ols and coeds wdl not
go to a one-soled contest ot to a game
between colleges with no football
reputations.
It was imperative, then, that Le
high schedule a team that•
1. Has a history and teputation in
football that will attract a crowd
2 Has a team of a caliber that
will not make Lehigh look iidiculou,
S Has a large and enthusiastic
alumni group who will actively sup
port the game.
4 Is a natural opponent of the
Blown and White
The 1310,n and White is glad to
note that the only college ninth ful
fills these requnements—Penn State
—has already been selected.
Penn State has not a mondetful
football team. It is but slightly, if
at all, superior to Lehigh's But the
glamour of past performances still
brings a cloud to its games In
Philadelphia, where both State and
Lehigh alumni ale strong, the game
will be exceptionally sell-attended
And until recent years, State sax
a prominent and popular opponent of
the Brown and White.
Theca• recent shift to an athletic
policy similar to Lehigh's is another
point ,hich makes a Lehigh-Penn
game at Philadelphia a "natural"
among post-season charity contests
—Lehigh Mown earl White
WILL LECTURE ON WELDING
A lecture on melding will be given
in Room 315 Mineml Industl les build
ing at 4 o'clock tomm low afternoon
by A M Candy, of the Westinghouse
company. The talk is open to all stu
dents and faculty students.
Campus Bulletin
There will be a meeting of all alum
ni and students who attended Schen
ley high school, Pittsburg, at 7 31
o'clock tomorrow night in the Dolt,
Tau Delta house. Plans will be 4
reeled for an organization of a Pen
State Schenley club.
Baumgardner Bros
Restaurant
North Allegheny St
Bellefonte
Never Closed
Students interested in woiking at
the Christian association cabin Wed
nesday aftein.n are I equated to le
ns: t to Pai sons itt the P. S. C. A.
office in Ohl Main.
Chairmen of fraternity scholarship
eonnnittee% can secure grade cards at
the Student Union ounce in Old 'Alain
today and tornorrou
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Members of the Indiana County club
will meet in Room 410 Old Mam at
7 30 &clod. Thursday night.
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There wilt be a meting of the E E
society in Room 200 Engineering D at
7 30 o'clock term low night
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All chess pla4ers in the College ale
asked to attend a meeting of the
Penn State chess dub in 417 Old Main
at 7 30 o'clock Wednesday night
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Tickets foi the Student Loan Fund
benefit concert will be on sale all meek
at the Student Union office in Old
Maui, the Athletic Store, and the
Cotner Room All tickets will cog
fifty cents.
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All game equipment fot the
thud floor lounge of Old Mann can he
set.ured by signing for it at the Stu
dent Union office on the flint floor
Articles ale to be returned after
wmge.
CLASSIFIED
BALLROOM Dancing Insttuction—
' Individual instruction for begin-
Hers. Call 194, or see his F
Ham ahan, rye Apartments. Etch
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY—Typing
of reports, manuscripts, theses on
short notice at seasonable sates. 113
W. Nittany Alm. Phone 600. J Etch
THESIS and Stenoglaphle moll: done
Wlll call and delwel 10c and 15c
with carbon. Phone 189-R ltpdPß
HENRY GRIMM
Tailoring
206 East College
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Jean Harlow first set the screen
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great air film, and she almost stole
the show from a fleet of fifty planes.
See her "Goldie," a Fox film and
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PRESSING 35c
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