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Eddy Will Give Series
: Of Talks Here May 1
Dr. Sherwood Eddy, noted author,
lecturer, and world traveler, will *-
liver a series of lectures here on
May 1 under the sponsorship of the
Christian Association.
His first address will be to a group
Of College administration officials
and Christian Association directors
at a luncheon gathering in the Sand
wich Shop. "What Is Happening in
Europe?" will• be the topic of the
second lecture which will be given
in the Hugh Beaver Room, 304 Old
Main, at 4 o'clock, and will be open
to all students. The series will close
With a night address before a mass
meeting in Schwab auditorium at
7:30 o'clock on the topic "Problems
Of the Orient; What They Mean To
Us."
Shortly, after his graduation from
Yale in 1891, Dr. Eddy traveled to
Indio where he remained for the next
fif teen 'years, working among students
Of the Indian Empire. He was then
called, to be Secretary for Asia for
the2 . ,aational council of the Young
34*s Christian Association, and
served. • in this capacity for many
years among the students and offi
cials of India, China, Japan, and the
Near East.
Through his untiring activity, his
keen insight into Oriental problems,
and his writing and lecturing ability,
Dr. Eddy has achieved international
fame, and has come to know leaders
in all departments of life including
Ramsay MacDonald, Bernard Shaw,
Albert Einstein, and Mahatma Gan
dhi.
`Engineer' Names Keim
Editor for Next Year
David Y. Keim '36 was elected ed
itor of the Penn State Engineer for
1935-36 at a meeting last Monday.
Others elected to the editorial staff
are Conrad H. Zierdt '36, associate
editor, and Robert L. Johnson '36, as
sociate editor.
Stanley W. Mason '36 was elected
business manager at the same meet
ing. With him on the staff are Clyde
R. Null '36, and Wade S. Plummer
'36, both assistant business managers.
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Evenings at . . 6:30 and 8:30
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Will Lecture Tonight
DR. RAYMOND L. DITMARS
Dr. Ditmars, Curator Mammals
and Reptiles at the New York Zoo
logical Gardens, will speak in
Schwab auditorium tonight at 8
o'clock on "Animals: Friends and
Foes."
Concert To Feature
American Composers
Kappa Gamma Psi, honorary music
fraternity, will present a program of
music of late and contemporary
American composers in Schwab audi
torium Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'-
clock. Major Wilfred 0. Thompson,
College bandmaster, will conduct the
orchestra.
The program will open with "Crip
ple Creek" and "Love Refrain" by the
orchestra. Marvin L. Eschelman '35
will then sing "A Spirit Flower,"
"Iris," and "Who Knows?" The or
chestra will follow with "Indian Sum
mer" and "Pale Moon."
M. Clair Swoope '37, pianist, will
be accompanied by a string ensemble
in presenting "A Reverie—Trauma
rei" and "Cradle Song." Henry K.
Beard '36 will play as organ solos,
"Meditation" and "Toccata on 0
Filii et Filiae." The orchestra will
conclude with "Wedding of the
Winds" and "Soldiers of the Air."
The officers of the fraternity arc
William B. Merrel '35, president; W.
Henry Keire '35, vice-president; and
Vernon E. Dyer '36, secretary-treas
urer.
Early Excuses Banned
"Students will, absolutely not be
granted early leave excuses this va
cation on the plea that they must see
their family doctor, unless they pre
sent both' a certificate from their
doctor and their parents," Dr. Charles
D. Dietterich, of the medical depart
ment, announced last Tuesday. ''This
racket of getting prolonged. vaca
tions through this department is
going to stop," he added.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
3 Students Arrested
For Traffic Violations
Three students were arrested on
Friday night for violations of the
motor vehicle code. Richard J. Fisher
'35, arrested by l borough officials for
failing to observe a stop sign, was
fined five dollars and costs by Burg
ess Leitzell..
J. Markel Hall '35, and William J.
Robinson '35, arrested by members of
the state highway patrol for reckless
driving, will have a hearing before
Justice Frank P. Miller, Aprll.l9.
Alumni Will Entertain
The Penn Statp. Alumni club of
Lancaster County has made arrange
ments to entertain' seniors from vari
ous county Sigh schools at the Lan
caster Y.W,C.A. on Monday night;
April 22, at 8 o'clock. A program of
slides and talks about the College,
and special wrestling and boxing fea
tures is to be presented.
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Fo . thine 'ALL WHITE SHOES'
We hear that seven out of ten men will wear all-white shoes
this season. Judging from the white landslide
last summer we have prepared ourselves to/
fit you in white seal grains, velvet bucks /
and white pigskins.
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Come in and see them. We can show you
trim lines in wing tips, straight tips
and, plain toes that we believe you 44
will like:. And FORTUNE white shoes
are only $4.00.
Most styles
and a host of smart styles of
Friendly Shoes at $5.00 & $6.00
The Edgerton • - at $5.00 & $6.00
Crosby Square • at $5.00 to $7.00
Nunn-Bush at $7.50
Florsheim at $8.75
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STUDENT UNI
The Ag Student Council will meet
in Room .117, Old Main, at 7 o'clock.
l'i ,Tau Sigma will meet in Room
318, Old Main, at 7:30 o'clock.
TOMORROW
Alpha I'i Mu will meat in looms
417 and 418, Old Main, at 6:30 o'-
clock.
There will be a general meeting of
Pi Gamma Mu members in 'Room 15,
South Liberal Arts, at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon.
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SATURDAY
lota Lambda Sigma will meet in
Room 105, Old Main, at 3:30 o'clock
in the afternoon.
MONDAY
The Deulscher Verein will meet in
Room 410, Old Main, at 7E30 o'clock.
The Penn State club will meet in
Room 418, Old Main, at 8:30 o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS
Students interested in entering
either a checker tournament or a
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chess tournament should sign up at
the Student Union desk in Old ➢fain
immediately. '
Honorary society presidents may
obtain copies of the grade lists for
all classes, froni the office of the sec
retary of the honor society council,
Dr. Clarence H. Kent, in Room 213,
Main Engineering.
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ARROW SHIRTS
ON SALE AT
PAUL A. MITTEN'S
MEN'S SHOP