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Cornell
Syracuse
Gettysburg
Drexel
Badmen
Miami II
Penn State
Lehigh
x x X.
Penn
Columbia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pitt
Fordham
2 Professors Leave
For Judging Contest
Prof. Henry S. Brunner, head of
the rural education department, and
Dr. William A. Broyles will leave this
afternoon for Kansas City, Mo., where
they have been invited to superintend
the scoring in the national vocational
judging contests at the American
Royal Livestock Show.
Accompanying Professor Brunner
and Dr. Broyles will be William H.
Hutchison, sophomore in the depart
ment of dairy husbandry, who has
been chosen to represent the vocation
al schools of Pennsylvania at the
tenth annual 'convention of Future
Farmers of America which is being
held in conjunction with the live Stock
show.
Winners in the Pennsylvania state
livestock judging competition, Clar
ence Mosholder, Shanksville; Milton
Jones, Waynesburg; and Walter Ro
folski, Youngsville, will be accompa
nied by H. C. Fetterolf, of the depart
ment of Rural. Education, Harrisburg,
to the convention.
Du;,;ont Corp. Sends
Speaker Here Oct. 26
L. F. Livingston of the Dupont Cor
poration, Wilmington, Dcl., will Come
to the College for a lecture and dem
onstration session October 26 and 27.
Mr. Livingston will speak to agri
cultural'engineering students and will
demonstrate use of dynamite in land
reclamation. He will show how to
clear land of such matter as brush
and• rock and how to straighten
streams.. .
Campus Bulletin
A meeting of the Aero club will be
held in Room 108 Main Engineering
at 7:15 o'clock this evening. Prof.
Norman R. Sparks of the mechanical
engineering will speak. •
The Riled Foundation's Friday eve-.
nind•serviceswill be held under the •
auspices of Beta Sigma Rho at 7 o'-
clock.
There will be a meeting of Alpha
Nu, astronomical society, in 201 Tex
tile Chem building at 7 o'clock.
TOMORROW .
Bernard Rossman will conduct a
record recital in Room 917 Old Main
at 7:30 o'clock.
SUNDAY
A Ilillel social will be held at the
Beta Sigma Rho house at 7:30 o'-
clock. Moving pictures will
. be shown
and a discussion will be led by 'Rabbi
Gordon.
A meeting of the A. S. U. will he
held at 2:30 in Room 410 Old Main.
MONDAY
All candidates for second assist
ant manager of the gym team report
at Rec hall, Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
TUESDAY
The Dairy Science club meet Tues
day night at 7 o'clock. Howard Eis
man, chairman of the State milk con
trol commission, «•ill speak.
CLASSIFIED
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes expertly
repaired portable and office ma
chines for sale or rent. Dial 2342.
Harry E. Mann 127 West Beaver Ave.
38 yr. G. D.
THE LOST AND FOUND SERVICE
is located in the Student Union of-
LOST—Bracelet made of light pas
tel stones. Finder please return to
Student Union office. Reward.
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WANTED Furnished apartment
for four upperclassmen. Must in
dtide kitchen. Write particulars to
Box A Student Union office.
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WILL STUDENT who traded suit
cases after being given ride in '37
Plymouth coupe please contact Carl
Sciiton, 531 Bighorn ave., Pittsburgh.
WILL THE STUDENT, who took the
wrong traveling bug while hiking
to Greensburg please call Sam, 2011.
72-It-pd-WWB
FOR RENT—One double room for
one student. Cull ut 346 E. College
71-It-pd-BB
FOR RENT—One single room with
board $10.50. One double room and
board p.a. Each 'two blocks from
Campus. Phone 2000..,• 117 E. Foster
avenue.
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FELINE
How do you compare with the typ
ical American girl, composited by
Colby Chester, chairman of the Gen
eral Foods Corporation, from a na
tional survey of girls from eighteen
to twenty-five years old? Mr. Ches
ter presented the viewpoints of the
modern girl at the New York Herald-
Tribune Forum last week.
Although she considers' marriage
less important than her mother did,
Miss 1937 is willing to start married
life cn $25.00 a week, planning for
two children. She is interested in
polities and inclined to be a conser
vative.
From the general trend of dormi
tory conversations, our opinions cor
relate with the 1937 girl in her, ideas
on marriage, but our interest in pol
itics seems to be confined to campus
elections. How often do •ce read news
papers to get opinions on bow the
political parties are operating? :Most
of us confine our reading to the fun
ny papers.
Let us erase the stigma .of being
below the par of Mr. Colby's typical
girl and find out what is happening
outside our realm of May Queens and
dates by reading an occasional front
page and editorial.
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INTRAMURAL
HIGHLIGHTS
page three)
Horseshoes
Twelve more teams moved into the
second round of the intramural horse
shoe tournament. Results:
Jack Mahaffey and Page Schaeffer,
Kappa Sigma, defeated Bill Joachim
and Vic Sandham, Delta 'Upsilon; Ace
Wilson and George Walker, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, defeated Roger Clapp
and Jim Trapp, Delta Upsilon; Joe
Zimmerman and Neal Witmer, Alpha,
Gamma Rho, defeated Kortunato and
Scalza, Alpha Phi Delta; .Reuben-Hix
son and Fred Hill, Delta Theta Sig-.
ma, defeated Glen Elwood and Walk
Cook, independent; • Stu Makow and
John Koegler, Sigma Phi Epsilon, de
feated Wilson and Barr, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Russ Rodhain and Hunt, Del
ta Upsilon, defeated Ross Shaffer and
Paul Pierson, Phi Delta Theta;
George Chalmers - and Hugh Nevin,
Phi Delta Theta, defeated Joe Carter
and Jim Layden, Beta Theta Pi; Bob
Guns. and Charley Ried, Beta Theta
Pi, defeated Ray Allen and Henry
Conroy, Sigma Nu; Bob Ricks and Ed
Wakeman, Kappa Sigma, defeated
Fred Groves and Henry Harris, Sig
ma Nu.
Advancing by defaults were teams
from Beta Sigma Rho, Beta Theta Pi,
and Tau Kappa Epsilon.
'nu; PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Phi Eta Sigma Calls
For Eligibles
All sophomores with an all-Col
lege average of 2.5 or over are now
eligible for admission into Phi Eta
Sigma, freshman honor society.
Registration of candidates for
membership will take place in
roost ' 209; North Liberal Arts
building, on Tuesday and, Wednes
day evening! from 7 to - 9 o'clock.
SO FAR--
- • State Lehigh'
1888 • 0 -- 30
1889 0
1891 _ 24
1901 39 ---- •0
1914 _ 7 20
1915 7
1916' • • 10
1917 , 9
1918 7 6
1919 20 __ - 7
1920 7
'l92l______ 28
101 l
1933
33 _ ___ 0
1934 31 - 0
1935 26- 0
1936 6 7
- Totals 230
'Record: Penn State: - won 10, lost 6,
tied 1. •
Peters At . Clarkson-.
Iy.:H..Pefers:.graduate and fOrniei
faculty. inerittier'., of the College, his
been appointed assiitant.professor'of
meehaniCal-eiigineering at
Clark
son College . of.Teehhelog'y at Pots-.
dam, Peters is a native•of
Girard, and graduated.. frOM
school' in 1931.
Nein Fall. Styles .
Students', Appdiel;. :
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00 S. Allen St. '
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College - Library Gets
Valuable Newspapers
The College library has secured,
through gift and purchase, a valuable
collection of nearly a hundred vol
umes of Northumberland county tiews
papers from Dr. Walter liertzog., di
rector of American historical research
for the board of education of the• City
of Los Angeles, and formerly a resi
dent of Shamokin. •
Because many of the files are the
I only ones in existence, the .papers are
1l very valuable and have been stored
-in a safe deposit vaulein -Los Ange
les for 25 years..
..-
Covering the period thoroughly
from 1859 to 1889, they contain yalu
able' source material ,on Central
Pennsylvania in the CM! . War .years,
the financial crisis of the Grant ad
pinistration, the labor troubles-in the
1 coal mines, and the Molly Maguires.
EndAdessaCooks
. Spaghetti Too
• "It's the knack of making, the sauce
that • means success in ,cooking spa
ghetti," Joe' Adessa Winell-yon. And
Joe knows, .for Mrs. Higgins, His.
"denk, and others vouch. for the
tziet: that Joe tops all when it comes I
... •
QUALITY_
BEEF Home Dressed CHICKENS QUALITY LAMB,
QUALITY PORK Hom i e- a Mad s e Ie S r AUS f AGE ' QUALITY VEAL
rge CUBE STEAKS , ' COLD MEATS ,& CHEESE CITY CHICKEN
Nittatj y `Meadows -Farms 'Store
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PrpdliCtiFi•eS4 Daily—Eggs; Chickens and Guernsey Milk
'
Career Allen and- Bee'vei : - • • • •
, -
Chesterfields go right along
with smokers ... giving them the kind of a smoke
they want iii the way they best.
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Chesterfield
the . y/igiverit
MORE PLEASURE
,
Ito cooking - and preparing spaghetti with the. Syracuse nine of the Int
I dinners, They'll probably start \tell- national league this summer in ore
ing you about the bang-up game he to keep eligible for school scants:.
plays at end, too. Joe learned to cook first used No. 24 five years ago ... I
and play football in his home town team went. undefeated so he has us
of Cortland; N. Y. Besides being a it ever,since . . . his favorite dish
three-letter man at Cortland high, he spaghetti . . .
was also president of the Athletic
association, and in this capacity he . . -
.
directed the Athletic Ball, biggest HARTMANS
dance of the year. This dance is
unique in the fact that all the pro- . BARBER SHOP
cceds go to Paying for injuries' suf. •
fered by members of the school's - •
teams, one of the few instances in Opposite Post Office
,
, I the country where it is done. HW. Beaver A'
He at- 2nd Floor ,
. .
A I tended Cortland Normal school for _ ..
~n ge. three years and won the Sports King BARGAIN! '
c
. award for athletics and s c holarship -
..- $ 79 COFFEE URN
,-, .. . has., av e r age, a 1.9 all-College •tigniy. , $.1.0.00 : •
, sin. rather hi g h or an athlete . . . also
a 1 drops back to punt and has never had EXCELLENT CONDITION
I
a kick blocked in nine years of boot-'
ing ... timed down a. chance to play - Call 2012,
.Ask for Bill
IV Honey In
ez!-...,'4,g •
The treatment—S.l,4 honey in the bowl
the bowl
- „ :7A t ri h ; p, rp::;:e. ll.b t r h o e ke bT tn" taste' immecli.,
as you smoke, so its wonderful 71 r a w v7 1 i5 9 ,77.:7Z ;
permanently. Special attachment gives (I) auto. sill
, • matte free draft (2) double.action conderisor. — •
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CATERERS:
Select Your ,Meats Frbm Our Choice List of
.Chesterfields are , - refreshingly
• got : - a'taite that-, smokers :like. - Chesterfields
are different froth all the test ..;THEY SATISFY.
Friday, Octidier 15, 1957
, ALSO "CARBURETOR"
. !STEMIITER",." IMPERIAL"
YELLO4OLES, 31.25 & 31.39
Dial 2611