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FTER TONIGHT"
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"AFTER TONIGHT"
Duke University
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
DURHAM, N. C
Four terms of eleven weeks are given
each year. These may he taken con
secutively (M.D. in three yearn) or
three terms may be takeneach year
(M.D. In four years). The entrance
r
ents
are intelligence. character
and at m least two years of college work,
including the subjects specified for
Grade A Mediral Schools. Catalogues
and application forms may he oh
tained from the Dean.
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PHILLY STOP AT OF HARRISBURG
STUDENT UNION BULLETIN
All notices will be received at the Student Union deck in Old Main until 5
o'clock Wednesday afternoon for a Thursday issue, and tintil Snturdny noon
for a Monday home. Additional notices may be 'phoned to the Old Main
COLLEGIAN eke on Wedneodny and Sunday night.
TONIGHT
The Non-Fraternity Association
smoker will be held at 8:15 o'clock
instead of at 7 o'clock. This change
was made in order to permit attend
ance at the football rally.
Play rehearsal for the Penn State
Grange will be held in Room 118, Old
Main, at 6:10 o'clock, tonight.
Members of the P. S. C. A. 1936
Commission and any interested friends
will meet at dinner with Francis Hen
son at the Old Main Sandwich Shop
at 5:30 o'clock tonight.
TOMORROW
The fourth in a series of Saturday
night music hours will be held in the
social room of the Presbyterian
Church at 7:00 o'clock. The concert
is open to students and faculty.
SATURDAY
All students interested in attending
a wood-cutting party this Saturday
report to the P. S. C. A. office, Room
r,04, Old Main, not later than today.
SUNDAY
There will be no Sunday chapel be
cause of the football half-holiday.
MONDAY
Time eliminations for the women's
swimming team will be held at the
Glennland Pool at 9:30 o'clock, Mon
clay afternoon.
All sophomores, juniors, and sen
iors interested in the organization of
an It. 0. T. C. rifle squad will report
to 'the locker room of the Armory
at 7 o'clock Monday night. Fresh
men who have had previous firing ex-
Red and Blue Expect
Year's Hardest Game
(Continued front page one)
noses, leg injuries, and hard knocks.
Judy Chamberlin, Max Forrest, and
Johnny Lima are battling for the full
back post. Chamberlin started last
week, but it looks certain that Lima
will, get the call Saturday. .
On the line, Paul King, who start
ed games early in the season, has
virtually won back his 'position front
Joe Burk and should start. Paul
Although Pennsylvania is undoubt
edly the favorite, we possess more
sense than to prophesy an easy vic
tory for the Red and Blue. Indica
tions point to the closest and hardest
fought game of the year. Penn State
against Pennsylvania should be
equally as difficult as Navy, Dart
mouth, and Ohio State—the only teams
to defeat the Quakers this year.
This is the way Coach Harmon puts
it, and we are inclined to agree.
CLASSIFIED
Miscellaneous
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION --
Individual social dancing inclruction. Call
or RI. 'Mary Ratiraban. Fre Apt..,
200 W. College Ave.
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION
Individual instruction in social dancing, call
Ellen Mitchell, 46114. 17•etnpWHS
STUDENTS AND GO-EDS—Slake 33 1-Ilt,f
Profit selling llirge. nttractive Christmas
Card Assortment in fraternltiee, durrnitor
les. private }lotus, A necessity that will
sell upon sight. all 67 after 7P. m.--adk
fur Fred Gerber.
t 97 et9dJIIV:
STILL TIME to reserve seuPi on special lota
to Penn. Special rouniStrip rate—M.7s.
Call Davis at 324 or buy tickets at bus
leuvlng Co-op 1 p. m. Friday. One-way
fares either way—S3.so. Returning. leaves
Broad St. station 7 p. tn. Sunder.
08-ItchßWO
For Rent
RENT—Either sinele or double room for one
person in home on campus. tinter very rea
sonable. Packard's. Phone
Wanted
WANTED—Po4illon as cook in fraternity or
boardinu house. (hoot references and twelve
term experience. Phone SOS.J. or call at
110 W. rooter Ave. G7•NtnptlAlt
WANTED—Passentters to Philadelphia thin
wcekamd. Packard Car. 35 round tdp.
Cutl "Buh" at
IMITIME
WANTSD —Nu:lent:ern to Penn GUM Lem..
ion Friday at throe. $l. round trip. Cull
Wilson ut 32.
WASTED--I•a+xentpt to Penn game. Leave
3 p. m. Friday. niturn Sunday afternoon.
Round trip $1.30. For additional inform -
tion call 112.10. 93.1tpdWIIS
WANTED-A:lde to Harrisburg for two. Tu
leave Friday esenhur or Saturday morning.
Coil Menaeher or Metal at 731.11.
95-ItnpllNY
Lost and Found '
LOST—An oblong wrist watch bitnecen Moe
Hull and Phi Mu house. Reword offered
if returned to Marion Barbel nt Mac Hall.
nitinls Inside cure. 99.1 tnpitYl,o
LOST—White netd wrist band to wrist watch
In or between S. C. A. insitdinc and Library.
Cult Sylvia Urcnnemnn. 218 E. Collette Ave.
LOST—Alpha Omicron Pi pledge pin. Please
return to Dorothy deter ut A 0 PI house.
90.1tnpItWO
LOST—Marin lung ton polo ton coot with
three belt loops. s .Good year neroleo nopera
In pocket. Return to Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Nouse. loo•ttnpßWO
LUST—VIII lowly who called concerning high
school A. A. ticket and purse. call 241-M
again? Morthit Posse.
perience are invited to attend.
The regular meeting of the Persh
ing Rifles will be held in the Armory
at 7:30 o'clock Monday night. All
members and pledges are urged to be
present.
MISCELLANEOUS
Entrants in the all-College swim
ming meet should sign up at the
Glennland Pool office by Wednesday
afternoon. The matriculation, accom
panied by a fee of 25 cents an event,
is necessary for entrance.
For those wishing to converse in
German, a table will be reserved for
them at the Sandwich Shop, every
Wednesday. A member of the de
partment of German will• be present
each Wednesday. .
Second assistant managers for fen
cing should sign up at the Athletic
Association office in Old Main at once.
Sophomore men eligible for Phi Eta
Sigma, having a 2.5 average or higher
for the last two semesters, are in
vited to register at Room 21, South
Liberal Arts building, from 7 to 8
o'clock, Tuesday, or Thursday night.
CO-EDS COMPLETE PLANS
FOR CHRISTMAS PARTY
Manifold '34 Selected Chairman of
Dance at McAllister Hall
Carolyn V. Manifold '3l was ap
pointed chairman for the Christmas
party at McAllister hall, and Janice
A. Colt '34 was selected chairman for
the Co-ed Cotillion at a meeting of the
women's house of representatives
Tuesday night.
Marcia B. Daniel '35 will be chair
man of costumes committee for the
Christmas party, while Margaret I.
Connor '35 will be in charge of decor
ations. The chairman of invitations
will be Isabel L. Rhein '34, while the
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee Rosamond W. Kaines '3l.
Committee chairman for the Co-ed
Cotillion are: Dorothy A. Furlani '35,
refreshments; Jeanne S. Xleckner.'3s,
entertainment and program; Eliza
beth B. Shirk '.35, policing; and Elsie
M. Douthett '35, advertising.
TIIE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Letter Box
To the Editor
We are loyal Penn State students
and we believe that there is a good
chance of our winning the football
game with the University of Pennsyl
vania Saturday, but your article en
titled "Penn Backfield Coach Predicts
Lion Victory" would lead anyone to
believe that State will undoubtedly
(?) win the game.
However, of all the asinine, stupid
things to do is to play into Penn's
hands by publishing the above story
just after Penn State had cleaned
Johns Hopkins clock. Perhaps you
think that this article will . give the
boys confidence, but in reality over
confidence would be a normal result.
The reason for this is so obvious that
even a child could see through it.
Despite your , loyalty to Penn State
you must admit that from the records
of the two Wants for this year, no
coach could' make a statement as
strong as this one without having
some ulterior motive to cause him . to
do so. We realize that it is the usual
custom for the coach of opponents to
submit to their rivals , signed articles
to the effect that they have practic
ally no chance' of. winning.
After reading this beforehand re
sume of our coming victory, we must
concede that Barnum's adage was
most certainly right.
—J. L. 'N., T. E. H., L. E. C.
As a newspaper, the COLLEGIAN re
tains the right to print any decent
story if it has news value. Paul
Scull's statement was timely and in
teresting. If the motive was so "ob
vious that even a child could see
through it," then there need be no
fear of team overconfidence because
of it.—Ed.
HONORARY TO HOLD MEETING
Pi Mu Epsilon, honorary Mathemat
ics fraternity, will hold an open meet
ing in 101 North Liberal Arts at . 7
o'clock tonight. Ruth Torrence '34
will speak on "Certain Integrals" and
John R. Heverly '35 will talk on the
"Petrograd Paradox."
NO ARRESTS AT HOUSEPARTY
For the first time in five years,
neither students nor'returning alumni
were arrested : uring houseparty and
Alumni HomecUming week-ends, State
College police' afficials report.
FOR THROAT PROTECTION-FOR BETTER TASTE
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Henson Speaks on
Soviet Recognition
(Continued front page one)
be settled, and probably is,' by now,
the economist said.
"Communist propaganda here, the
worry of the 'patriotic' societies, is
non-existent as far as the Soviet
Union is concerned, as the party there
definitely decided to delay work
towards converting the world to com
munism until• the experiment had
proven itself in 'Russia," Henson
•
pointed out.
Finally,,the speaker touched on the
influence of the move do the foreign
policy of the United States, pointing
out that until after the World War,
the matter of recognition was pot
judged upon approval of the. de facto,
rule, but merely upon definite proof
of its existence. On these standards,
the Russian government has deserved
recognition for fourteen years, he
said.
Speaking of the problem of reli-.
gious toleration for American citizens
in Russia ; which President 'Roosevelt
is supposed to •be considering,
the speaker pointed out that such :a
matter was hardly within the power'S
of the government here to control,
that it hasn't, and doesn't try to in
countries such as Germany, •
FREAR HALL TO HOLD DANCE'
Residents of Freer. hall will hold
their first semester dance • in the Var
sity hall lounge Friday, November 24
from 9 until 12 o'clock, according to
Adolph L. Antonio '35, chairman of
the social committee.. The dance will
be open to members of Frear,Tarsity,
and Watts halls.
Freezing Weather
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Thursday Evening, Novmcber 16, 1933
'MILLIARD TALKS TO' SOCIETY ciety Monday night. Plans were
Ned Williard talked on "The Plate completed for the first meeting of the
Varieties of the United States Two- Junior Stamp Collectors club, to he.
Cent Stamp of 1883" at the monthly. held in the new high school building
meeting of the Nittany Philatelic so- at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon.
COLLEGE CUT RATE STORE
142 South Allen Street
CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW ON DISPLAY
2 for sc-sc, 10c, 15c
Buy Early While the Selection is Complete '
BOXES OF ASSORTED CHRISTMAS CARDS
. 75c and $l.OO
WATCH THE WINDOW FOR SPECIALS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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