Friday, November G, 1931
WARNOCK EXPLAINS
HOUSEPARTY RULES
Fraternity Dances Must Close
Friday, Saturday Nights
At 2, 12 O'clock
liouseparty dances us fraternities
must end Friday night at 2 o'clock
and Saturday at midnight, according
to College rulings, Dean of Men Ar
thur R. Was neck said, Sunday.
Women guests at fraternities ale
to be in the houses by 3 o'clock after
the Friday night dances, and by 1
o'clock following the Saturday func
tion.
➢fen arc to be permitted to remain
in the houses for early morning
breakfasts, if agreed to by the chap
erones. This regulation is the only
substantial change from the College
tubes as enforced last year, when
early breakfasts were prohibited
Offers Pollees Protection
One ode of former years that was
discarded stated that dances on Sun
day nights were to end by midnight.
Dean Warnock held that this regu
lation was no longer needed, since
most of the women left town Mote
Sunday midnight.
Eugene H. Lederer, town burgess,
offers police protection for any fra
ternities holding closed dances, if
these houses request it. He said
Sunday that all regular borough laws
on dunking, &wing under the In
fluence of alcohol, possession of in
toxicating dunks, as sell as the
usual parking regulations would be
sttictly enforced.
(FACULTY MEMBERS NAMED
ON CELEBRATION COMMITTEE
Arrangements for celebration of
the Washington Di-centennial here
next year have been placed in the
hands of a committee of twelve,
headed by William 11 Young, of the
enginem ing extension deportment
In addition to six tov.nspemile, the
members of the committee are Dean
of, Men Arthur It Warnock; Prof
Richard W. Grant, head of the derail
ment of music; Prof John 11. Priz
xell, of the English composition &-
pm tnient; and Prof. Julius E. Raul
fuss, of the civil engineci ing dorm t
ment.
WILL ADDRESS CLUBWO3IEN
Prof. Arthur C. Cloetingh, of the
English literature department, will
address the Philipsburg Women's club
Philipsburg. Tuesday on the sub
ject of "Our American Drama" Ar
rangements have also been made for
Prof. Hummel Fishburn, of the music
department, and Miss Helen M. Say
aid, of the architectural engineering
department, to speak before the club
in January and March next year
SQUABS
_ Delivered—For All Occasions
45c Dressed Each
Order Day Ahead
Phone 651 Box 112
BELLEFONTE, l'A.
What a Wonderful Improvement in the
APPEARANCE OF AN
OTHERWISE BEAUTIFUL FRATERNITY HOUSE
RAD-KOVERS arc Unsightly over Radiators
SERVICE BY
STATE COLLEGE SHEET METAL COMPANY
Hurwilli Bldg. It. T. HAFER, Mgr.
NOTICE
The Best Place to Buy Coal in State College is the
Hillside Ice and Coal' Company
Highest Quality of Coal at the Right Price Phone 136-J
FRUIT
The Pennsylvania State College Orchards
For the next two weeks, beginning Tuesday, Octobea 27,
fresh cider will be on sale at the fi uit packing house Bring
your own container. All winter varieties of apples will be
on sale at the same plug as well as the town gi oeery stoics
A salesman will be on duty during business hours. Packing
house phone No. 913-R-4.
DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE
THE 'PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
Historian Lays Lack of Hallowe'en
Pranks to World War, New Spirit
That the World War and the lar
ger university spurt at Penn State
are largely responsible for the notice
able decline in Halloue'en planks and
hazing, is the belief of Dr. Stein W.
Runkle, Collage historian.
In the nineties Hallowe'en sling
was at a ingh pitch, Dr. Runkle said
Pranks that students played as boys
m their home towns Ue ~ repeated at
College.
"Tricks lake Mailing up wooden
sidewalks brought en the age of
cement in State College," said the
historian. "And if tha hots didn't
liks the looks of a fence in a gate,
it wouldn't lie them thz nest morn
ing Outhouses were confiscated and
paraded through the streets on wig
on,"
On Hallowe'en night -nagon, and
anything that was loose note brought
LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL
STUDENTS TOTAL 990
Commerce and Finance Curriculum
Leads With 163 Enrollment
Enrollment in the School of labmal
Arts for the present semester totals
990 students, appioximately the same
as duting the 1930-31 session, ac
cording to Dean Charles W Stod
dart
The commence and finance cultic..
lum load, attv and knees and Jour
nalism with 403 students moiled to
446 in the ants and 'ottani eunnteulum
and 81 en the eunticulum of Journal
ism
Enrollment by classes in the com
merce and finance course shous the
junior class leading rr rth 582, the sen
ior and sophomore classes next rrith
112 each and the freshmen class last
xrth 107 students. The class of 1935
has the largest pm slimed in the
journalism can situ :15, the
sophomore class no nest ,Ith 21, the
junior class has 15, and the senior
class 10
SCARAB SKETCHES ENTERED
IN ARCHITECTURE E\IIIIIITION
Sketch Qs made by member of
Scarab, honorary utehitectuial flu
ternity, lime been entered in a tia‘el
log exhibition sent to colleges
throughout the counts v The exhibi
tion, which is eontaibuted by the la,
ions Scarab chapt-Aq, will ha shown
here soon
Walton W Campbell has bee
selected to tepiesent the Penn Stat
chapter of Scarab at the nationa
convention of that fiat-minty m Cm
cinnatti, Ohio, din log Cluistmas Sa
cation, according to Willind 11. Loy.
'32, seeretaty of the societ.).
down and stacked in front of Old
Main. College barns were raided and'
horses and cattle were paraded
around, sometimes even being brought
into the class looms. Once a donkey
was led up into Old Mara tosser.
"But the War brought on a more
sober feeling with respect to such
things," added Dr. Runkle. "Fur
thermore, most studehts Is hen they
come to' College leave their boyish
planks behind. Now there are so
ninny other different directions for
them to exercise then spirit in such
things as Campus activities and ath
letics "
Then, too, when anything happened
in the old days, the whole College
took part. Non the elassnit are too
large for unorganized scraps, and any
attempt at organization does away
with much of the interest.
DISPENSARY TREATS 2,588
IN OCTOBER, REPORT SHOWS
Cases treated at the College dis
pensary during October numbered 2,-
588 according to statistics compiled
this neck. Of this number 2,216
were men, elide only 372 women stu
dents applied for treatment.
Freshmen needed medical care the
greatest number of times, the report
showing that 888 fiist-year men were
given medical aid. Sophomores were
next with 604 cases, while 480 Juniors
were under observation Senior
cases numbered 438, and 118 grad
uate students and faculty members
were treated. The dispensary issued
319 excuses from classes during the
month
TO MAKE INSPECTION TRIP
Under the direction of Prof Pauline
B Mack, physical chemistry depart
'meet, students in the textile chemis
try class will make an inspection trip
to Washington, D C leaving on
Monday and retaining Wednesday.
They will tisit the textile laboratories
of the Bureau of Standards, the
Bureau of Economics, and several
cleaning and dyeing establishments
Alpha Theta Epsilon
04 omen's Prufe.lonal Journalirm)
Ehzabeth C Larsen '32
Jeanne G. Barons '33
Regina ilI Fretz 'll3
Doris E. Hazelton '33
Marion P. Howell '32
Elizabeth M Kalb '33
Isabel McFarland '33
Ruth H. Mabel , 23
Maly M. Westriek '33
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Automobile Repairing Body and Fender Work
VISITORS
Fill Up Your Tank When Arriving and
Leaving at
Keller's 282 Service Garage
Day and Night Delivery Service
STORAGE
Stone Garage-1000 East College Avenue •
Gas and Oil Washing and Altiniting
Study Room Furniture
Flat Top Single Pedestal Desks, 21x38 810.05
Flat Top Single Pedestal Desks, 28541 12.50
Flat Top Double Pedestal Desks, 30x52 25.00
Student Tables, Double Drawer 7.06
Student Tables. Single Drawer 5.00
Typewriter Tables, 18%36 4.00
Typewriter Tables with Drawer and Slide 8.50
Chiffoniers 13.50
Book Shelves 4.50
'
Magazine Racks 2.00
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Chairs ~. 2.50
Special Pieces Made to Order, Estimates Freely Given
DEPARTMENT OF
Industrial Engineering Wood Shops
Engineering Unit "B"
TEE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
FARM comikati4cF.
CONTINUES TODAY,
Co•operotiec Session lllnzip Opening
Of 9 Agrkultural.Conesen :
In Next 4 l'ilontht '
The sixth annual Co-operative con- I
ference, sponsored by the School of
Agriculture, convened yesterday and
will continue through today.. Thia
the first of nine conferences and
short courses schedbled for the next
four months, Dean Ralph L. , Watt's
announced.
The Poultry shore course will be
offered for the eleventh year, Monday
to Thursday of next week. Horticul
turn Week, for fruit growers, vege
table producers, and ornamental hor
ticulturists, will be held for the eighth
tone December 9 to 11.
Farm youths from all sections of
the state will come here for the reg
ular "hinter short courses in agricul
ture January 4 to February 26. Spec.
ml work sill be given for prospective,
cos testers. Three courses for dairy
manufacturing studeets will be offer
ed m January and February.• ".
Testing of dairy products ,sed the,
manufacture of butter and cheese wall
be given January 4 to 16, ice, cream•
making January 18 to 30, and• mar;
bet and milk control February 1' to Z
The Greenkeepers' short course - sail)
be held February 1 to 26, and the,'
fourth annual 'Herdsman's short:
coin''c will follow from 'February 29
to March 5. • , •
Library Adds 90 New
Books on Variety,, of
Topics Since July 16
Oset ninety new boots, on subjects
ranging from stammering to Inophys
m, hasc been ,added"tir the College
library since July 16:
Edgar Lee Masters' "Lincoln, the'
Man" is one of. the leading biog, '
raplueal addltions.presenting P new
angle On the life of-the Civil War.
president. "The Dreyfusa Afratr u lbS
Jacques Kayser treats on the famous
French court case, which has recently,
been made into a motion picture.-
Other new biographies arer"Thed
dote Roosevelt" by V,'alter . F. Md:
Caleb, "Bruin, Mai% OrPeaci"
by Vel
entine Thomson, and "Stalin"• 65 ,
!sane D. Lermo. "The _Autobiog
saphy of an Engineer" by. lnillarn
L. Emmett is now also on the shelved.
Among the acquisitions are two neu'l
books on Mexico, one by Carleton Beau
another by Stuart Chase, both
tratcd by the famous modern Mexican,
artist, Diego Rivera.,
California Co-eds
Riite Me ii by 'Novel
Percentage System
A tuan's intelligence counts 20 pm
?grit and his dancing ability 6 percent
on rated by of the University
of Southern California, nho have
agreed to pay the lull cost 'of dates
if their escorts measure up to their
standard of ,"theperfect man"
Aa a bo'i , is rated, so pays he the
cost' of That ts, if he rates 50
percent, the girle evell pay only half
tbe,clate cost. and the loner en cc
teem he faris, thO' greater the share
of ,thebill'he must;foot.
Ifem's how the roes rate the model
man: ,:flntelligenCe, - '2O percent; cul
tural background, 15- Percent; per
sonal sippearPpce, 15 percent; person
ality, 10'percent: courtesy, .10 per
cent; sense, of,--humor, 10 percent,
ph,ysical fitness, - 6 percent;.clear un
derstanding of the meaning of the
word "Flo," 5 percent; social poise, 5
percent; dancing, ability, 5 percent.
DAVItSON,, STRUBLE WIN
:I.III..HO,RSESHOE TOURNEY
lefeatfhi• Lasebdi Theta In Finals
3rd. Plice*Pla ;off Scheduled '
Inll:Darulson and Bob Struble de
tented.,Phi LaMbda Theta Saturday
atternikon to 9.11 - the Intramural
horseshoe touissant. ' A cup - s, Al be
awarded the winners.
Uedalsxrill be presented to the sec
ond Mid ,third place winners. Tau
Eappa•Epsilon defeated Delta Theta
sigma Ito annex tbrd I place. Fifty
eiA
gr4ups wete originally entered m
the tourney.
Students' who wish to' enter the in
tereolligiate ,Horseshoe competition
shoultiLriport, to the courts south of
;Recreation, hall after 4 o'clock on
Tuesdays arid WedUesdays, according
to Chrisles:Ti Schwenk '32, manager.
REVIEWS , DIF,SEL RESEARCH
••r • •
In.a recentreview of American and
Crermin,,research on oil sprays for
Diesel _engines in the "Forschung,"
a gerinaa publication; Professor Sass
of Berlm devotes the greater part of
his '4,,citele to the Investigations of
Prof4ssors' Schsteltzer and DeJuhasz
In the'.:PEinn State spray laboratory.
The :article is accompanied v. ith
il
luskratlens of the apparatus used and
eompleke diagrams of the results.
FOttER.COAL &
:SUPPLY CO.
GENUINE
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rtinisataivney Coal
Phone.lld•Bl
STEIDLE, GAUGER TO ATTEND
MEETING AT PITTSBURGH
Dean Eduard Steidle and Dr. Al
fred W Gauger, School of Mineral
Industries, mill attend the third in
ternational confeience on bituminous
coal to be held In Pittsburgh Novem
ber 16 to 21.
Dean Steidle %sill pieside as chair
man of the session on low tempera
ture calbonization, and Dr. Gauger
van discuss the impels presented at
the session on the origin and classi
fication of coal.
FRESHMEN WOMEN CHOOSE
DOUTHETT TRIAL PRESIDENT
Elsie M Douthett sins chosen as
presalent of the fieshman women in
the second of three sets of tsial of
fice's elected at a meeting Wednes
day night
Theresa Bass is as selected as
vita-pscsident sixth Lslhun J Etters
as treasures • Helen J. Hinebauch se
coned the class secretaryship, v.hde
Edythe L Buttes seas chosen social
char nian.
CANADIAN TO GIVE LECTURE
Di. W R Giaham, head of the de
partment of poultry husbandry at the
Ontario Agricultural College, mill de
liver the thud talk of the agriculture
seises Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Room 100 Horticultme building
Campus Bulletin
Freshman candidates for the editor
ial staff of the COLLEGIAN should re
port in Room 405 Old Alain at 7
o'clock Sunday night Additional
candidates may leport at this tone.
MMI
All juniors who mere members of
the underclass 11 0 T C. honorary
society last year ate requested to meet
in the locker loom of the Armory on
Monday night at 7 o'clock.
—o—
will be a meeting of gamy,
and can collectors in the second floor
lounge of Old ➢fain tomonose night at LOST—Textbook. Gramaticos
7 o'clock All philatelists and numis- stoles. Left in M. Eng Rev
matists ono insited. Fay. phone 109. It
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ners. Call 49.7, or see Ali
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPIIY-T
of reports, manuscripts, thes
short notice at reasonable sates
W. Nittany Ave. Phone 600-J
LOST—Black Nall. between
- - - -
College and Pine Grose Mill,
tams name. cards of James Fe
Delta Sigma Phi. Phone 479. 21
THESIS and Stenograplue utak .
1V:11 call and delver 10e .in
with carbon. Phone 189-It 1t
LOST—Elgin Wrist watch m
room Recreation hall R
Call Merrill Zimmerman, 118
Atherton. Phone 104-M.
TUTORING CLASSES for tits
taking Spanish 11 05 13 It
able rates. Jorge Serlanes, 1
College Ave., Phone 851-It.
LOST—A cameo broach Find..
please call 272-J or return t
Main Art Shop for tenant.
BOARD 500 per week fm too.;
$6.00 for 3 meals. Colman
206 West Denser Asc. I
FOR SALE—High glade tam,
reasonable price. Call Fink .
MAID AND COOK ',sant 11.01 k i
ternity house. Best of ref
Manua Osman, cook, Came :1 ,
Maid. r. 0. 800 105
YOUNG LADY desires nol k foL
and board. E‘perlenced in
x orR. Phone 373 no call at 4(
1
Allen street
FOR RENT—First class opal
front double room, second
Board if desired. 102 Boma
Phone 9929.
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