Page Four
Today’s Election Will Not Determine
Economic Recovery, Hasek Declares
The election of cither Hoover or
Roosevelt will make little difference
as far as the economic recovery of
the country is concerned, according to
Dr. Carl W. Hasek, head of the de
partment of economics and sociology.
“There is nothing to ,the political
propaganda being spread by the Re
publicans that Hoover must be re
elected to insure the continued up
ward trend,” he added. “Slumps and
recoveries come in spite of politics.”
'Showing that there is a distinct up
ward movement in industry and pros
perity in the country, Dr. Hasek said
that the inventories of almost every
business show' a great depletion. In
dustry must be put to work to fill
them again, ho added.
“The steeh industry has increased
its production from twelve to nineteen
How Others Voted
College Hoover
Yale 1,415
Wesleyan 372
Main Unlv, 65G
Harvard 1,211
Wellesley 37G
Amherst " 35S
Smith 813
Williams , 411
M. I. T. 1,131
N. Hnmp. Unlv 310
velt Thomas
370 317
54 119
200 129
395 38G
48 ' 83
71 85
146 259
Dartmouth
Princeton __
N. Y. U
Columbia ....
Cornell
Syracuse ......
Vnsaar
Carnegie Tech ...
Brown
Vermont Unlv,
Totals 1 ,15.075
Total regional vote, 25,801.
SOUTHERN
Ark. Univ. -
Fla. C. for Worn. ..
Kentucky Univ. ....
Tulanc
N. Carolina Univ.
Oklahoma Univ.
t>. Carolina Unlv. ..
Tcnn. Univ.
Vanderbilt .......
Texas Univ.
Virginia MIL Inst. .
Totals .... 1,855
Total regional vote, 10,389.
MIDDLE WEST
Chicago Univ, 981 412
Northwestern ... 988 298
Minn. Univ .718 270
St. Louis U. 17 2
Neb. UUtv 415 218
N. Dak. Univ. 380 285
Ohio State Univ. 2,140 . 1.025
S. Dak. Univ. 1.481 1,003
Totals 7.580 3,078
Total regional vote, 14,905,
FAR WEST
Ariz. Unlv. ....
Stanford
467 360
828 251
526 337
410 180
125 89
105 77
1,198 533
Southern Cat. ......
California ...
Colorado Univ.
Col. 'School Mines
Washington Unlv.
Totals ‘ 4,759
Total regional votd, 7,920.
Grand totuls 29.289 18,212 10,470
Protect Your Feet!
Let Us Repaid Your Shoes
taiUesii'Halfisoies'-aniL
Heels, 85c
Men’s Half-soles and Heels,
$1.25
CITY SHOE REPAIRING
153 South Allen Street
DEAL & SON
Plumbing
and
Heating
117 South Frazier Street
Between
Classes
The
Corner
unusual
A. NASH CLOTHES .
Made to Your Individual Measurements — fl9.so-to $39.60
C. W. HARDY, Tailor -
Opposite Posloffice Phone 24
per. cent of its capacity in the last few
months,” he said. “The textile in
dustry is now operating at ninety-five
per cent capacity, more than in the
boom year of 1929. Stocks have risen
ono hundred per cent and bonds thirty
per cent since last July.”
In Dr. Hasek's opinion, as soon as
the election is over* and off the pub
lic's mind, the country will have two
months of distinct improvement due to
the customary Christmas business.
The bottom of the depression has been
passed and we are now on our way
up, he believes.
• The returning public confidence is
shown by the fact that the cash out of
circulation has decreased about. 250
million dollars, Dr. Hasek said. “The
coming election will have little if any
thing to do with the business upturn.”
‘Rhapsody in Blue’
Again Chosen as
Musical Favorite
“Rhapsody in Blue” by George
Gershwin is still the favorite musical
composition of students enrolled in
the music appreciation course, a sur
vey conducted last week revealed.
Fifteen of the fifty students in the
class .chose Gershwin’s song as their
favorite, while “The Rosary” by
Ethelburt Nevin was second with ten
votes. “Rhapsody in Blue” was the
choice of the largest number of the
students in the class last spring.
Rosbdch’s “Trees” secured seven
votes to come third in popularity, fol
lowed by Rachmaninoff's “Prelude in
C Sharp Miner” with six.’ Other* fav
orites were “Ah, Sweet Mystery of
Life,” “The Indian Love Call,” and
“Humoresque.”
Choices varied from wholly clas
sical compositions to modern jazz se
lections. However, the most popular
musical compositions were of the
semi-classical type. • ‘
Walter; Walus ’33, varsity basket
ball player, selected as his favorite
“When the Shepherd Leads',, the
Sheep Back Home,” while" Regis’E.
Smith '33, varsity baseball captain,
prefers “The Gypsy Love Song.”
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SACKETT ADDRESSES GROUP
Discussing “The Hoover 1 Dam,”
Dean Robert L.JSaqkett,.of.the School
of Engineering,'addressed the student
branch of the American Society of
Civil Engineers .in Room ,107, Maip
Engineering, Wednesday, f
FOSTER COAL &
SUPPLY CO.
Genuine Anita
Punxsutawney Coal
Phone 114
FOR THE BEST FUEL
Use
Neville Coke
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL
HILLSIDE ICE & COAL COMPANY
Phone 136-J
ALL-SILK
CHEMISE g* *
' DANCE SETS SHT
PANTIES
White—Pink—Peach—Blue
EGOLF’S
East College Avenue ■ . ' ' Opposite Fhont Campus
WARD’S
Tobaccos Confectionery
and
' Soda Fountain Service
Try Our 35c Lunches
138 South Allen Street • Phone; 33-M
Cutting for Owl Tilt
Not Subject to Finn
Students absent from classes dur
ing the periods before and after
the half-holiday for the Temple
game Saturday will not be subject
to a $5 fine, according to College
rulings.
■Dean of Men Arthur R. Warnock
has announced that the cutting fine
will be levied only for absence from
classes during the twenty-four hour
periods before and after Thanks,
giving, Christmas, and Easter vaca
tions.
Campus Bulletin
•The Ceramics society will meet in
Room 119, Mineral Industries build
ing, at 7 o’clock Thursday night.
All students from Hazleton and vic
inity are invited to attend the annual
reorganization meeting, of the Hazle
ton club in Room 412, Old Main, at 7
o’clock tomorrow night. ' }
Junior men candidates for the edi
torial staff of the La Vie will.meet in'
Room 310, Old Main, at'7. o’clock'to-'
night.
Sophomore candidates for thcedi-]
torial and business staffs of the Penn’
Stato Engineer should report to Room,'
314 Old. Mfrin any afternoon
4 and - 5. o’clock. • . ’ r
CLASSIFIED
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION—Iri.;
dividual, instruction for beginners. Phone;
770-J or , see Mra. ,F.' J.. Hahrahan, Fye
apartments. etch
ALTERATIONS—Suits and - topcoats rolined,
suits remodeled. Special atWntlon’ahd acr*
vice Riven on ladies' Raiments. ' Dry cltan
/ inn,' pressing. Sec ' Frank - Kozel, ’ care of
. Stetson D. - .etch
TYPING. DONE—Manuscripts and' thesis'.;
Reasonable rates. Guaranteed quality. ■ Wll*'
Unm T. Sudds, [ Fye apartments. Phone
- 890-IL ' 2tpdFT
NOTlCE—Will'the person who.'tooli'tan top*
cost and dark brown hat with-initials* S,
H. from ' Beta ' Sigma Rho' cloak * room ‘ by.
. mistake. Saturday, night, please return same
to house'and receive reward. .. ItcompSHU
NOTICE!—WiII the person who .took the Cray
topcoat from Nittany Theatre’ Saturday,
when it closed, please 'return It’to the
, Cathaum Theatre. • • . ltpdKTi
Schlow’s
QuaUiy Sliqp
Displaying ihc Newest in
: EVENING
STREET
SPORT
APPAREL
SCHLOW’S
Quality Shop
THE PENN'STATE COLLEGI AN
Tabulation by Schools in Presidential Poll
Fraternity Men _
Non-Fraternity
Women
Fraternity Men -
Non-Fraternity _
Women
* : Min. Phys. Unclass-
Agr. C. &P. Ed. Eng. L. A. Iml. Ed. ified Total
Fraternity Men —.32 9 11 39 57 7 1 41 197
Non-Fraternity 16 13 12 12 8 12 73
Women 1 1 16 8 8 34
Total : 49 23
LOST—Or mistake. a • camel-hair
coat at. the Lambda Chi Alpha house Satur
day niehL-: Eindor please return to Annette
at Phi Kappa/Pal house and receive reward.
* - . . 2tcompAWK
LOST —Red-wool'-jackct with zipper fostering,
~ immediatei/ 'aftcr' the same on Saturday.
Reward .it., returned to Hctzcl's house.
Campus.- ■ 1 * ’ 1 ItcompßH
LOST—GlasSes -with ‘ white gold frames and
pen, pencil; ini-case., Thursday between Phi
' Mu houae* andr-MeAilUtcr Hail.* Return to
Mary Scott, phi .Mu-house.
LOST—Tan; cap}el-h&ir sport cont, Saturduy
•' night or Sunday "morning at Alpha Chi Rho
dance.--Flnder Oplcnsc call. Rod E. Click.
: Delta ChU i'pgward: , , Itnp
LOST—Pearl •gfraV.Shaeffcr fountain pen.
: Findert pfpase\call,s Harold Datsch -at 197.
3;ltcoHß
FOR RENT—Room-.on first floor, Frcar Hall
at,'reduced! ritd. v Phone Sick'at Theta Kappa
\ phi.;! Phone?' • ' .Unp’
: ROOMS—For wejk-enils 'and transient guests.
'Central''^location*.'* 117 'E. Beaver- Avc.
Phohe' , B2&-i.‘-*Y.\ .. Itnp
'FOR ‘ RENr—Room on' second floor, large
•- enough’ .forVthcee. 612 W. College Avc.
; ' Phone U?-J.v: •: ltnpJS
WANTED-r-Passengers to -. Philadelphia this
• week-end. l Leaving- Saturday morning, re
turning -Sunday... $3.76 round trip. Phone j
767,;the State-Room. 200 S. Allen St. ltpdFT
.f,.
id
f&ijj
HOOVER
Min- Phys. Unclass-
Agr. C.&P. Ed. Eng. L. A. Ind. Ed. tried
ll7 . 99 . 53 270 272 49 24 238 1,122
—32 35. 13 33 42 4 1 30 190
9 5 126 1 44 '4O 225
l5B 139 192 304 358 53 25 308 1,537
ROOSEVELT
Min. Phys. Unclass-
Agr. C.&P. Ed. Eng. L. A. Ind. Ed. INcd Total
4O 35 ■ 28: 74 -104 'l4 8 120 '423
l3 14 15 14 18 4 17 ■ 95
1 1 38 ■ 1 17 16 74
50 81 89 139 18
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THOMAS
GO TO. TEMPLE by bus. Leave Friday af
ternoon. return Sunday night. Round trip.
$8.50. ~ Phone J. Ray at 100. ItcompSHß
WANTED—Passengers to Temple .game.
Leave Friday at 1 p. m; 1932 Chrysler
sedan. Call Vic Karp. Phone 62-W.
WANTED—Passengers for • Temple game.
Round trip, $7.50. Leave' Friday at 4:00
o’clock. Return • Sunday night. Thono
4!2-J. • , updl
CHAPTER
PAPERS
»
Phone 85
•Between the- ;
• Movies -and •
The CoRNOt • . .*
Nittany Printing
and Publishing
Company/ .
No raw tobaccos in Luckies
Hhat’s why they’re so mild
buy the finest, the
; yV very finest tobaccos
in all the world—but that
does hot explain why folks
everywhere regard Lucky
Strike as the mildest ciga
rette. The fact is, we never
overlook the truth that
"Nature in the Raw is
l Seldom Mild”—so these
' fine tobaccos, after proper
8 153 592
39 51 73 7 ,1 61 304
DON’T . SUFFER FROM
' EYE STRAIN
Have Your Eyes Examined
AM 'Kinds, of. New Frames
STATE COLLEGE—Monday, 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m.;. Tuesday, 10 a. m. to 8
P. m.; Thursday, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.:
Friday.' 10 n. m. to 8 p. m.
BELLEFONTE—Wednesday, 2 to 6
p. m.; Saturday, 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
DR. EVA B. ROAN
Optometrist
522 E. College Ave. Phone 41
Your Hair Will Need Re-Set Before
: This Next Week-End .
" MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENTS EARLY V
Finger Wave Marcel
CO-ED BEAUTY SHOPPE
Opposite Post Office • Phone SBB
'*4
Tuesday, November 8,1932
TO OFFER 3 SHORT COURSES
Three dairy 'manufacturing short
courses, each two weeks long, will be
offered by the department of dairy:
husbandry at the College this winter,
according to Prof. Chester Dahle,
in charge of dairy manufacturing:
here. , '
On Display
Today and Tomorrow
New Fall Styles
Nettleton Shoes
Now (
' $8.50
and,up
By
LeVay C. Mattice ;
C. S. Dutton & Co.
Montgomery’s ■
THE FALL OF . i
TICONDEROGA
“Nature in the Raw”—as por
trayed byF. C. Yohn...inspired by
-that horror-filled dawn whenthe
bloodthirsty savages fell on E than
Allan's gallant “Green Mountain
Boys" of Fort Ticonderoga fame*
“Nature »n the "Raw is. Seldom
Mild”—and raw tobaccos haveno
place in cigarettes .
aging and mellowing, are
then given the benefit of
that Lucky Strike purify
ing process, described by
the words —"It’s toasted”.
That’s why folks in every
city, town and hamlet say
that Luckies are such mild
cigarettes.
“it’s toasted”
Thai package of mild Luckies