Friday, November 13, 1931
WPSC ESTABLISHES
ADDITIONAL STUDIO
College Station To Broadcast
From Main Engineering
Unit Nest Week
To impose the quality of its iecoi ti
ed musical pogroms, WPSC, College
radio station, has acquired an addi
tional studio, located in the Main
Engineering building, to be used for
such prop sins beginning neat week.
The new space, to be known as
Studio B, cull comply with the neces
sity that the point of engin of trans
cubed music be sonic distance from
the tiansmittei. All noon-day broad
casts, which go on the au at 11:15
o'clock, will come horn the new studio,
according to Hetbeit Koepp-Baker,
director of programs
Installation of equipment is being
earned out with the aim of provid
ing a point from which all tians
embed musical poitions may be put
on the air This work is in charge
-of Gilbert L. Crossley, instructor in
law engineering.
Atrangements use being completed
ith Athletic association officials foi
broadcasting Satin day afternoon
sports contests which take pluce in
Recreation hall this winter, 1111
Knepp-Baker said These spoils ac
counts will be broadcast (Meetly limn
Remotion hall, he said.
"In mile' to improve oei programs,
it is necessary that we know oui
listener' reactions," Mr Koepp-
Baker said "We would suggest that
students send us criticisms of the
broadcasts, especially of the recorded
musical "
ENGINEERS WILL ELECT
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE
To Replace Charles Lear '32 Who
Dropped 04 of School
Election of a ...mot Engineering
School rept esentatn e to replace
Charles G teal as delegate to Stu
dent Council 4%111 be held in Main
Engineeling bolding Monday and
Tuesday, November 23 and 24, it ,as
viecided at a meeting Tuesday. Lear
did not return to College this semes
ter.
All nominations must be submitted
to Robert 13 Butleigh '32, sect etaty of
the council, beim Wednesday noon •
The School of Engineering has two
senim rem esentatives on Student
Council.
Because a clause in the Student
Union constitution requires that an
election he held to fill vacancies in
membership, it v.as impossible to ap
point a new member. Engmeming se
nines will be eligible to vote upon pre
sentation of matt iculatton car ds.
W A 1 CHOOSES CUItTIN '3l
MANAGER OF FENCING TEAM
Maijorm bl Guam '3l was elected
fencing munager foi the coming sea
son at a meeting of the W. A A
board Tuesday night At the same
time' Helen 31. Palmer '3l nab ap
pointed minter sports manage.
A further appointment was that of
Elizabeth L. Warner '3l as assistant
hockey manager to succeed 'Reba 31
Michenei '33 who resigned in eider
to assume the position of intraminal
sports head
WILL SPEAK TO EDUCATORS
Faculty members of the School of
Education will attand a lecture` on
Efftcts of Motion Picture At
tendance upon the Sleep of ChiWien"
by Di. Samuel Renshaw, professor of
psychology at Ohio State UniveisilN,
in Room 107 Main Engineering. at 1
o'clock Monday aftm noon.
If we are not already serving you, we
hope you will give us the opportunity to do so
very shortly. We will take especial pride in
giving you the very best service we know
how to give.
The First National Bank
Of State College
JOHN T. 11Te0ORMICK DAVID F. KAPP
President Cashier
ARRIE E. ROGERS
FURNISHING AND REMODELING OF
CITY and FRATERNITY HOUSES
DRAPERIES—SLIP COVERS—ANTIQUES—
FURNITURE—FLOOR COVERINGS—
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING
4008 Fifth Avenue Pittsbuigh
Schenley Apartments Shops Mayflower 1611
MRS. J. T. LEATHERS .
Local Representative Phone 19,1-R
417 \Vest Nittany Avenue, State College. Pa.
COLUMNIST GIVES
JOURNALISM TALK
Donald Itee, Writer of Stuff and
Nonsense,' Delis ci s Opening
Donald F Ito,e, %%tact of the
"Stuff and Nonsense" column to the
Rhtladelphia Sunday Ledge, and dd.
tonal 11,Ittet lot the duly Ledgc,x,
spoke bete Tuesday Intoning berate
a glaup ot - lournahmn students
Ile deset ibed his catty expetionees
in the nev,.painr th.ld, and explained
the need lot held of Olk instead ot
met ely inspitational genius to pi,
Jinx suLces, 1.11 ace 1111 ISe of nev
ppm life F0110u,, , the tails, :‘ll.
Rose ncs entellained it lunshunt
menthe] s of the ded aims at
and JViiha IS .t I htpia I, ?).Of
jinn nal,n fial,lollv
Fiant f. Paqtrl &tlt ft,f the
CA,wr an, Seam,
tiled to rt‘e the rtAt lcc'ole of toe
Joel nalt•ln 5et,1,1,,,vh ttdt:
lute date 11.,, been :tut Ln Vle talk
Ethtul , of ne , , , ,p.ipc i, tn 4l lent. ,
Altoona, Che stet, Gi eon Inu c, lln i c ,-
hap. L ineaoter Scl inton, V, ilk,-
13al e, and V, illt mnpw t ~ tee given
tentatt, e consent to ,coil menibei , of
then .taffy a, one:vivo, lotei in the
3 °al The lectute belie, includes
many n. ell lvtivov n edam., eolunt
ntstv,, no Hell no cspnt b, in nthct held,
of ncvssivapei ooik
Weather Changes
Little in 10 Years
Weathei condition, in th. li Lality
have changed but little in the past
ten ) ems, awn ding to Piot Clinton
0 Croinei of the depai talent or
agiononft , oh ih , in aalge of the
College tte ahem sum vcv
"A summary of tenmeintuie and
pt eciprt ition monthly , teem ds dis
close.: about the same mean aferage
for the ten year ',mod,' said Pi o
tessel Cioiper
"Out for e Seat I aeon dings of
temperature and oat folty -sot en 3041
mailings of rainfall precipitation.
Indicate only slight general defla
tions," he continued, "although it is
true that certain months act high in
low marl,. l'his year, foe evimple,
the a‘ciage tenmelatine is deflected
oft 'normalcy by 275, and the precip
itation elicit by '1.05 In- compaisson
with the , ame period last yeal
"Years ago when railroads and
telegraph line, neic set up," the
agronomy proic,ol added, "these two
agencies f.ere accused of
weather conditions, non radio broad
casting is accused of the ounce dung
Radio sercice hullettn., ace prof mg
this idea false "
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SACKETT TO RE \II 2 PAPERS
Dean Itobut L Sala!, of the
School of Entiiineeting, 1,111 cad too
pallets .it the 'netting of the Land
Giant Collage a.sociatin in Chicago
next en coin Ile ni to lead a pane,. on
"Nose linginJei ing Pt ogn an, and De
piessions," mini dish Us 411101.1.1. 011
"The 'Tenon e Or bffncc of Engineit
ing
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CO-ED SENATE APPROVES
Talkies Exhibited to Football Men CHAIRMEN OF FUNCTIONS
Recall Higgins"l9 Touchdown Play
Misses Simmons, Martin, Soper Gain
Positions as Group Lender,
Recalling memories of Bob Higgirm'
spectacular run Sot n touchdowns
against Pitt in 1919, when the Lion.,
won 19-to-0, foul ',eels of a talkin
motion ;nettle wei e shown to nim
bus of the ,arsit,' and fie,hman foot
ball squads in Main Engmeming budd
ing Tuesday night.
The blurs, entitled "Football is tie
Route Roane," foamed as one of the
outstanding plays in football history
the fin ea, d Davi (ions behind the go: I
line to Captain Bob Higgins, who
i ici d the length of the field fat a
tout InitAt n
Knuth P.takne, Into e Dame
vn. and of the grahl on, Is ho mem..
pr. mes the dlusttattd plays with Ins
pn vocal comment, stated that Pitt
a outs Wed by State because they
OUTSIDE WORK NEARLY
ENDED ON 2 BUILDINGS
0p..4 or Itomo Economics, Moo
&maw., Set fur Spring
With outside stiuctine moil, ptac
t,tally completed on both the home
~conomics :nil the dairy husbandry
, cleanse* buildings, construction of
these units is scheduled tot completion
in the sluing, ucsoi ding to Gauge W
Ehmt, superintendent of gtounds and
buildings,
The outside qiuctuie of the home
ecenomics building mill be finished in
about a week, while the tool slab is
neatly complete now. Workmen use
putting up pal titions in , the pound
Rom and pluming rot them on the
to st
With the outside stitietute mac
tmally completed on the daily hus
hardly and eleamery Lmldmg, work
men pc plepating for the roof slab
and ate laying out Tot partitions on
the ground Hoot. The supei-structure
of the cleainety has been finished up
to the coi nice-line
JUDGING TEAM CHAMPIONS
EMBARK ON TRAINING TRIP
Six members of the Penn State
lise,tocl, judging team, championship
of the Eastein States Es.po.
salon and the Baltimoie Lo,cstoel,
Show, left Tuesday night foi a thi ee
tech training tut, ,hit‘i %%ill be
climaxed by a ,is,t to the Interna
tional Ln,,tock Espo , ition in Chi
cago, No‘ember 28 to Decembei G
Stops for practice judging cull be
made at Ohio State Universit), and
the University of Missouri The team
scill enter the intercollegiate contest
at the American Royal Liccstock Ex
position, Kansas Cdv, Nuvembei It
to IP Flom there they rill go to
lona, Minnesota, and Wisconsin,
cvheic the State university farms as
hell as private stock projects will be
eAted, for practice judging
PyIORRELL'S BILLIARD PARLOR
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
10 TABLES 2 PING POND TABLES
Hats Cleaned and Blocked
Second Floor Opposite Postoffice
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
"were so confident that Penn State
acne going to punt" from behind the
goal line that they never expected a
pass
In these films, brought here foe the
football men thiough the courtesy
of Hinman 11. Colbus 'l6 of Altoona,
Penn State songs wale used frequently
in the sychronisation by Pathe Motion
Picture concern. Notable among the
songs so ere the "Blue and White"
and "The Nittany Lion "
Most of the plays come 'produced
for in esentation at Notre Dame with
the lush football squad pmforming
and Knot° Roelme explaining and
commenting on the respective features
of the maneuvers. Plays were intro
duced to illustiate poser, speed, de
ception, line technique, and strategy.
Graduate Films
Purace Volcano
Taking the first motion pictures
met made of Palace, an acti‘e vol
cano mer Oleo miles above sea level.
uas the adventure of It. P. Ewing, a
Penn State graduate of 1916.
This volcano, located in the central
lenge of the Andes in the southern
part of Colombia, leaches an altitude
of 17,000 feet above sea level, and is
reached only after an arduous journey
as well illustrated in the film.
The Moult Mak', a national mag
azine, says of Mr. Ewing that only
lin determination to get the pictures
nas responsible for his success The
magazine also gives an interesting ac
count and description of his achime
ment.
PHI LAMBDA UPSILON
(Honorary Chemlolry Fraternrty)
Graduate
James R. Long
Allen W. Scholl
Herbert K Wald
Raymond Wenger
Kenneth A. Craig
August H. Hemet
Franklin Johnston
Undergraduate
William II Ransom jr. '32
Charles W. Rice '.12 •
Philip R Tarr '32
Veto A Aluise '33
Andra. L Ender '33
George W. Fowler '33
Guy W. Griffith Jr. '33
Albert T. Halt '33
Frank E. James '33
George II Joseph '33
Max A Lauffeen% '33
Herbert E Long4neeker '33
George H Messeily '33
Andrzw C Michel '33
John Seftchick '33
Glenn E Singley '33
Clnistian Ii Steinford 'O3
Lng
ad:
of leisuic
could you
I all kinds,
ion-fiction.
ipiopriate
!UM'
Ilon .
lx c. 11 ••
J Cronin
In Ili. Welt
I, Ite,nold.s
:7 :
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Inon,ino s
lerico•
.10rt Chore
Chairmen for the Nt omen's Chi Ist..
mos party, the Ko•ed Kofilhon, :nut
May Day were approved by the IN ,
S G. A. Senate at a meeting Monday
night, after selection last ,eel, by the
House of Representatives.
Jean. E. Simmons '32 Dill head as
rangements for the annual Old-
English Christmas drones to he held
IVednesda.f, December 16, in 3k %Uls
ter hall, while Phyllis G Benllei '.13
nill serve as hei assistant.
As chairman of the Ko-ed
the date of Much has not it been
set, hobo L Martin '3l se n chnstn,
settle Elizabeth V. Ditkimon '.l;
co-chairman Mallet E Soper '
will be in charge of the May Day F.,-,-
tivaties to he held the Sqtuid,, of
Mother's Day nook-coil. Maijoine G
Groat '33 was appomted asbhiant
chairman.
Y. W. Cr A. WILL msrm, NI:11
CABINET MENIBEI2S 310 N DAY
Three new menthe's of t h e Y I`," C
A , cabinet will he Installed at a meet
mg of the cabinet and the stili-than
men at 4 30 o'clock Moncla.s after
noon
Harriet M. Ham '3I nas eI tail
rural serace ehauman alth Ruth II
Nichol '33 as chairman of the the.
side discussion group Catlulu
Cones 'l4 1 , 411 head the finance com
mittee.
Campus Bulletin
All students front Lafayette county
interested in formtm7 a county club
v,lll meet in Room 112 Old Maul at 7
o'clock Tuesday night.
MMI
Freshman ,iestling 'candidates
should report in Recication hall at I
o'clock Monday afternoon
Man
DOl°lay nil! discuss u dance pi olio
sition at the Acacia house, 730
o'clock, Sunday night A member of
the faculty has been secured to gun
a short talk
I=l=l
All non-fraternity ttomen ilecumg
eight weeks grade, can scour, them
by filling out scholarship card m the
Y. W. C A room in Old Mani Mime
Monday afternoon.
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The Y. W C A and the Penn State
Christian association mill hold a
cabin party for freshmen at Andy
Lytle's cabin tomorroa and Sunday.
A formula to end
"Mother hrubbard buying"
Bare ' !cu pboards" or m erstocked ones
—arc costly in any industry. In the Bell
System a safe margin of telephone sup
plies mast always be on hand to assure
continuous, efficient sers ice.
Telephone men attacked this problem
of distribution in a scientific spirit
studied every angle of purchasing, ship
ping,m arehousi ng, costs, methods. There
emerged a mathematical formula. From
A NATION•wIDC SYSTEM ,OP IN rLit•coNNEcriNG TELEPIIONLS
CLASSIFIED
BALLROOM Dancing Instiuction—
Individual no auction for Inv.
nun. Call 49-J, or see Mrs F
J. Hanrahan, Fye Apaitincnts. Etch
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Tvp
int; of lepott,, theme, these,. on
short notice at ie.:m.o,le totes Of
fice in State College lintel. Phone
617-M Rosalento 113 W. Nat int,
6004 'bat
plett,o call 272-J m - .Auto to oia
Mom Mt Shop to ltpdN
I.OU iv lett hat u 1k initial,
It S Ell,. 255. ittompEili
WILL the person nin Gnu on nil
Thu t mar n‘ book flute the COL
n[ IA, "lime, pi,. -e I etuin it J S
Bail 15 a 1. Ilan, lteompJll
RAN TED—T,o ,ttolcnt, to occult%
1,11 fur no,lttrl 1 onto V.lOl ,epar ate
' , 1,, or nt 1 our I Call at 221 Itrdge or
phont 670 GttoropEr I,
LOS I I 1 Ili of gym, a pair
t mooed 'a:l,A,, Please
!au, 1., ill, boutli Allen St
ltp(l7l'
I=l
wII Integl alculu,," by Fold
i.o.t I ttttcn I. A innldnn; and Itet
It Itlml Itall Fuulca please phone
1;8 and a. , 1. Int T A Send!
HOME MADE
COUNTRY• SAUSAGE
SCRAPPLE
PUDDING
Harter's Market
Pugh Street
College Cut Rate Store
SPECIALS POSTED ON THE WINDOW
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Regular 10e Colgate's and Williams' Bath Soap 1101% is
A new assortment of Mondaine Triple Vanity Cases 51.311
Order your Personal Xmas Cards non to insure
Delis cry by December 1.
thn,tables have been deg eloped slioo ing
jolt how much of any item should be
stocLed to meet requirements most eco
nomically. Result: investment in stock
is kept loii —turnover is speeded-up
99.25% of orders are filled ii ithout delay!
The working out of this formula is
typical of the thought Bell System own
giie to improving the telephone int in
all its phases.
BELL SYSTEM
Page Three
LOST—On Sutuidav night, a m
man's black bat with cell and
mans black scair mall while poll,
clots and pcml ~ talpin Funlei
Ed White at 109 ltunimE
RANTED—haIe to Allentown of c
aunty tha,aeok-ml \1 ant to le.n
no later than 3 o'clock I'twLo alto ,
noon. Call Nesto 271 ol 292-W.
ltcomp
IWILL the pool wn ahe I,lcheol 11
Stototh's "Ads. tvoing Humph , .
on 11 LA, lao,t, Thut.d.o r, via
ple,e hotel n it to the Dean. ellot
LOST—Key k Ingo mall les bet,,Lk
pallskng any, and football hell,
satu,dw., No,enkbek 7 RAM aid if k
tuk nest to Student Utuun
LOST—Elgin AV; -t v. atd; ;n lodo
100111 liect.tion 11 ill 1:0‘‘ al
Call Mel till 7.lnnnel inan, 118 Not
Attie, ton. Pl.one 101-'1 211nl
Prosperity Checks
Are Good at
The Corner