Page Four
70 Treated by College
Hospital in February
Seventy patients, the largest num
ber for any month during the pres
ent school year, had been registered
in the College hospital by Friday of
last week. Colds were listed as the
largest single cause of illness.
Eighteen students were dismissed
from the hospital last week. Thirteen
who were still confined were: Robert
T. Shadle '3B and lichen C. Young '39,
entered February 11, Edward L. Hoff
man jr. '3B and Luther C. Ruhauser
'39, entered February 19.
Others were Geraldine M. Coil '37,
George F. Fox '37, Mary S. Swope
'37, Helen L. Gorham '3B, Shirley R.
Helms '3B. Walh.ec F. Custard '39,
Arthur M. Longacre and Jesse G.
Ralston '39, entered February 20, and
Forest Preston '37. entered February
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Last complete show at . . 9.05
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Boris KARLOFF
makes you afraid of your own
shadow. as the man who rose from
the dead .., to make the men who
sent him to the electric chair fol
low him - beyond the grave .. . in
"The Walking Dead"
with RICARDO CORTEZ,
MARGUERITE CHURCHILL,
BARTON MacLANE:
MONDAY-TUESDAY
with
TOHE'HALLIDAT; '
WILLIAM' FIIAWLE'ri
ERNEST:COSSART 4
pireeted Fren!cßOrzair,
Session on Low Cost
Housing Planned Here
• A conference cn low cost housing
will be held here April 16 and 17 as
a complement to the usual industrial
conference in May, according to Prof.
J. Burn Helene, of the deparment of
architecture.
The department of architecture is
aranging a housing exhibition to co
incide with the conference. An at
tempt will he made to develop a prac
tical point of view for the many
small communities of the common
wealth.
Among the prominent persons who
will present papers will be 11. S. But.:
tenheim, editor of American City, N.
11. Engle, assistnnt director, depart
ment of commerce, Washington, Ar-
Architecture Courses
To Have Guest Critic
IV. Pope Barney, supervisor of the
federal subsistence housing' project
for the Virgin Islands, is the visiting
critic for the department of architec
ture this semester. Prof.' J. Burn
Heinle, acting head of the depart
ment, announced today.
Coincident with Barney's appoint
ment came word that the departmeht
has added a new course to the cur
riculum in the nature of city plan
ning. Professor Heinle said that the
course was designed to prepare ar
chitectural graduates for wider serv
ice in the smaller communities of - the
State.
Classified Advertising
BALLII.OOIII DANCING INSTAUC
TlOti—lndividual social dancing
instruction., For appointment call
770• J or see Mary Hanrahan, Fye
Apts., 200 West Collea.e avenue.
TUTORING—In English at a hu
mane fee. Evening only. Phone
508-W. Miss Adams,. Park avenue.
5-1 t pd GD
LOST— Black Eversharp fountain
pen, at sales room in Dairy buil&
ing, Saturday. 22-2 t pd GD
LOST—K. D. sorority pin, diamond
shaped. Initials, S. L. J. Return to
Student Union. Reward. 2:1-2t p4GD
FOR RENT—Room for three stu
dents wishing to save money for
rest of semester. 501-W. Beaver ave
nue. Phone 284-W. 24-1 t pd GD.
A GROUP of 20-30 organized stu
dents with good financial backing
is interested in securing a house for
occupancy next year. Anyone know
ing where one will be available write
to Student Union and mention this ad.
PLEASE RETURN—WiII the 'person
who picked up Drown umbrella
with crystal • handle by - mistake in
Home Economics building please
phone Student Union'Office.
30-It-G.D. G. D
PRESS PASSES—ion be gotten from
members of Sigma Delta Chi or at
the Student Union Office that µ•ill
admit them to Heaven next Saturday
at the Armory. 30-1 t-St.P.
LOST—Wallet with Caine D. F. Jenk
ins inside. If found please phone
David Jenkins, 270. Reward.
WANTED—Student laundry. Will
call for and deliver. Reasonable
rates. Phone 574-J. 27-IL-pd G.D.
LOST—Drown wallet. Initials D. W
M. Cards valuable only - to owner
Reward. Call Moore at 285.
28-ltpd G. D
WANTED—Ride to Harrisburg' or
Baltimore. Able to leave Satur
day noon. Please phone Melt 82.
29-It-pd. G. D.
H. E. Majors to Open
Printemps' Tea Room
Le Printemps Ten Room, in the
cafeteria of the Home Economics
building, will open Monday, February
24. This is a class project sponsored
by the home economies women in in
stitutional administration.
Table d'hote style will be served
every Monday evening from 6:30 o'-
clock to 7:30 o'clock. In addition,
luncheons will be served. This' pro
ject is similar •to the one sponsored
last semester by the catering class.
University of Toronto students are
taking an unofficial "purity test,"
which, by means of a questionnaire,
aims to determine their moral status.
You Know
,You Are
Getting The Best
when you buy
Fraternity. Jewelry
from the
L. G. Balfour Co.
There is an office at State
, College in Sauers' Store.
Makers of the
Penn State Class Ring
Medals, Trophies, Favors
Programs
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
3,500 In M. I. Extension
Mr. Harry B. Northrup, director of
the extension division of the School
of Mineral Industries, set the total
enrollment of all branches of mineral
industries extension at 3,500 students.
This includes seventy-seven centers
and 119 . classes in thirty-two coun
ties of the state.
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146 S. Allen
1 Campus Bulletin
TODAY -
Aero• Club will. meet- in 105 Main
Engineering at 7:15 o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Drawings for Little International
at Block and Bridle Club Wednesday,
March 18, at 7:30 o'clock at 206 Agri
culture. Exhibitors fee 25c. • Every
one welcome to the show;• •
An all-college Easier Dance will 'be
held in Recreation hall April 18. Lynn
Christy will .furnish the music.
OF. RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO -"IT'S TOASTED"
Luckies are less acid
Excess of Acidity of Other Popular Brands OverluckyStrike Cigarettes
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PROPER AGING
Tobacco in its natural state is harsh
and strong. Though "cured" by the
grower before sale, it is unsuited for
use without further aging. During
this aging period (which ranges in
the case of Lucky Strike from 1%
to 3 years) important changes occur.
These "Nature" changes result in
the partial "smoothing , out of the
original harsh qualities of the leaf.
Our process of manufacture carries
these improvements many steps
further—as every Lucky Strike
Cigarette exemplifies: A Light
Smoke of rich, ripe•bodied tobacco.
"IT'S. TOASTED"--Yoir throat protection
—against krritation—against cough.
WATCH OUR WINDOW, FOR ,
• .t.SPECIALS. •
Friday and Saturday
March 13 and 14
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