Fake Four Nanking CoVernnienrs Bureau of Education is taking the first steps toward development of a system of free education throughout China, pat terned after the public school sys tem of the United States. T TAN Y. Evenings at . . . 6:30 and 8:30 Last Complete Show at . 9:10 TODAY -- WEDNESDAY PEOPLE LOVE THIS STORY BEST OF ALL! 50,000,000 readers have enjoyed the book! Now, this biggest-selling romatic novel since time began is on the screen! "FRECKLES" Gene Stratton-Porter's stirring tale of the Limberlost— , with TOM BROWN (as Freckles) Virginia Weidler and Carol Stone TilunsDAl EDMUND GWENN in "THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES" with MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN ' and LUCILE WATSON • . . .- ::..AT C . lIAUIVI. ..,„,-,a„,r6rOiiicrihiale,: .; . .', Evenings at . . . 6:30 and 8:30 Last Complete Show at . . 9:10 LAST TIMES TODAY WEDNESDAY Thursday at the Nittany I THURSDAY - FRIDAY If t h ih BRIAN AHERNE ILINEK„ 3 I ( 1 ) 171 . 1oN ' ALlNl;i.jicirriirokloyn.nyaßn.”l Co-Edits Kappa Alpha Theta was escorted to the football game Saturday and to dinner by Phi Gamma. Delta. They were entertained Sunday at dinner by Delta Chi. Delta Gamma gave a tea for trans fer studests on Sunday. Sally Wentz ler Hubler, former chaperon of Delta Gamma, is visiting them from Vir ginia. Initiation was held by Alpha Chi Omega Saturday afternoon. The new initiates are , Rosaline Mestrizat '37, Edna M. Bruno '3B, and Carolyn Ty son '3B. Elizabeth K. Barton Chi Om ega, visited here this week-end from Duneannon where she has been teach ing. Catherine M. Gorman '35, social editor of the Lancaster Intellipencer, spent the week-end at Chi Omega fraternity. Chi Omego initiated Myra M. Buck '36, Jean E. Kemp '37, Alice T. Alle bach '36, Ruth Morris '3B, Dorothy Haslem '37, and Jessie L. Schminky '3B. Dorothea Ruth 'A Gamma Phi Beta, has been appointed to the ad visory committee of the National Youth administration for Pennsylva nia by Isaac C. Sutton, Philadelphia, who is the state director of this com mittee. Chemists to Convene The sixty-third meeting of the Cen tral Pennsylvania Section of the American Chemical Society will be held in the chemistry amphitheatre next Tuesday, at 7:30 o'clock. The organization will be addressed by Dr. Roger Adams, president of the Amer ican Chemical Society, and head of the department of chemistry and pro fessor of organic chemistry at the University of Illinois. The meeting will be preceded by a dinner in honor of Professor Adams in the Sandwich shop at f, o'clock. e~b~°a~"T~`,.a"` i4 ~~ s `«~::i~.~:u ~,` b iz"w~{~?`kry:~;;c`~aw , M ; s"a+~ 3 ' : .. ~ cV ...a {'s. s~~l It takes mild ripe tobacco ji*A to make a good cigarette CLASSIFIED BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUC TION—IndividuaI social dancing instruction. For appointment call 7794 or see Mary Hanraham, Fye Apts., 200 West College avenue. WANTED—Beaver Field pictorial salesman for home football games. Good commission. See Bill Skirble, 313 Old Main, Wed. at 4:15. LISTEN—to the games this Satur day with a new 1936 Crosley Fiv er. Perfect daytime recenption. Reg ular $19.99 set, only $17.99. See or phone Bill Heckman at 971-R. ROOMS for students. Also -garage. 625 North Allen.street. Phone 295-N. -2t PD DW COLLEGIAN Classified Ads bring.re sults. Whatever your need. - Let a Collegian classified help you. The cost is surprisingly low. Inquire at Stu dent Union Desk in Old Main. LOST—Li Library, gOld initials, M. N. Please call Madge Norton, 222, Mac hall. 18 It pd. G.D. LOST—Gray-check overcoat in coat room of Sandwich Shop. Finder please call 183-R. Reward. 19,1 t pd. G.D. LOST—Mickey Mouse Wrist Watch.. Left in Old Main. Reward. Please call 729-R. 20 it pd. G.D. FOR RENT—Large pleasant room for two students. Please call at 228 E.llamilton Ave., or phone 605-R. 21 it pd. G.D. WANTED—Two students' to take room in Watts hall for remainder of , semester at special rate. Call "Obie" at Delta Chi; 175. It comp. R.W.O. ROOMS for students; also garage. 625 North Allen Street." Phone 295-If. it pd. G.D. From 1900 up to 1934 the leaf tobacco used for cigarettes in- creased -from 13,084,037 lbs. to 326,093,357 lbs.; an increase of 2392% THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN STUDENT UNION BULLETIN Dr. Roger Adams,. professor of chemistry, University of Illinois, and nationally known writer on stamps, will lecture on the "Stamps of the United Stoics for the Years 1912- 22," in RooM 418, Old Main, at •1:30 o'clock. All sophomore candidates for sec 'and assistant fencing manager report to the fereing . room in Recreation hall at 4 o'clock. Compulsory• meeting of freshman women, in Home Economics auditor ium at 1 O'clock. Freshman and sophomore editorial and art staff candidates for Froth are requested to report to the Froth office in Old Main at'4 o'clock. TOMORROW Art candidates and members of the busness staff of Old Main Bell are requested- to meet in Room 315, Old Stain, at 7:30 o'clock. "Know us 6y the company we keep ' Authtirized • 'headquarters for Society Brand, Knit-tex, Hart Schaffner & Marx, Saxon-Weave Worsted- tex . and Campus Togs clothes. kf ~x-'~i ~. ~~a A meeting of the Pershing Rifles will be held in the armory at 7:30 o'clock. All basic corps students who are interested should report. Try-outs for the chorus, cast.and be held at 7 o'clock in Schwab audi technical staff of the Thespians will torium. Le Cercle Francais will hold the first meeting of this year in Room 302, Old Main, at B:ls'o'clock. All mem bers are urgently requested to be present. MISCELLANEOUS • - The sales force of the Beaver Field Pictorial should report to the Stu dent Union office between 10 and 11 o'clock Saturday• morning for the Western Maryland. game issue. There will be a Table for German conversation every Wednesday noon at the Sandwich Shop. Those inter ested are invited to• join. . Florsheim, Nunn-Bush, Friendly, ForiUne and Crosby Square Shoes for men. Red-Cross; Modern Miss; Selby, Matrix, Stetson Shoes for women. Arrow and 'Mohawk Shirts Schoble and Stetson i Hats FROMM'S 114 E. College Ave are smoked today because )ut thein—,they are better advertised. for, the increase is that they are made tobaccos; then, again the tobaccos are ►mestic and Turkish tobaccos. 'lade of mild, ripe tobaccos. . _ science knoio about is used in • making it a milder and better-tasting cigarette.• We believe . you will enjoy therri'. Collegian Dance FRIDAY NIGHT REC HALL You are Invited to Visit and Inspect • , ' "THE SHIP'S DECK" 7 OF THE , The Colonial's Marine Dining Room 'll5 West - Nittany • 'BOARD AVAILABLE BY THE WEEK Why Not Pay Us a Visit? FLAT ROCK INN . Admission . . . . 15c and 25c DANCING Every Wednesday and 'Saturd4 Night + BUD WILLS and Blue and Gold Orchestra WE SERVE DUBOIS OLD GERMAN PHILIPSBURG P.ABSPBEER Tuesday, October 8, 1935
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