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PENN. STATE COLLEGIAN
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Friday, October 22, 1937
BUILDING WITH '4l
EVERYONE, freshmen and upperclassmen alike,
should turn out to, see a promising freshman foot
ball leant tackle Pitt on •Neu 'Beaver" Field tomorrow
lEEE=
From what we have seen and heard, this year's fresh
man football team is the best and most.promi;ing hunch
of boys that have hit State since her hey-day of' nth-,
letics back in the teens. seems that we really have
something -there—soniething that should be built and
molded into an organization that will satisfy students,
faculty, and alumni.
The way to preserve the - fine start that the yearlings
have made is to turn out tomorrow for the game with a
spirit and support that will encourage the class of '4l
to continue •ite pa work
For not only the freshman team has been something
to be proud of, but the class as a whole. Better Penn
State spirit has been exhibited by : the incoming class
than has been evident for a long time.
This year's newcomers hti've a fine scholastic entrance
rating, the,best yet. They are well-rounded, capable in
all fields.
They have clone things ?..a far, and support tomorrow
will be one tay -to insure their continued spirit and
SENATE DINES OUT
ENATE representatives will }mire dinner with
women in the downtown dorms during the next
few weeks to promote a better understanding of W. S.
G. A. and to explain some of the house regulations. This
is a splendid opportunity for the women to become ac
quainted with Senate members so that they'can discuss
their problems freely
They need not limit their questions to the duties of the
house president, but_ean ask anything that is puzzling
them about studen gtovernment, e. g., "How does the
dicial Committee operate?", if they have been fortunate
enough to have avoided close contact with it. ,
They should feel at liberty to ask why 'wehave cer
tain regulations to clear up any misunderstanding. , If
they make intelligent queries they will '.probably dis
cover some new angles that have'governed Senate's de-
"We hope that this, won't be a 'one-sided affair, and
that the downtown women will offer some suggestions
that will benefit Senate. This co-operation should give
the women a feeling of unity with N. S. G. A. that will
make it a progressive organization.
A GREAT LECTURER
IN 11. A. Overstreet, the Forensic Council has brought
to the eaMpus again this year another great lec
turer and student. They have procured for student bene
fit a man who will produce a lecture on a par with the
one Will Durant offered last year. •
Mr. Overstreet has a broad experience and a wide
reputation. His subject, "Human Behavior Under a
Dictatorship," is one that is timely and of interest to
all those concerned with current world problems.
Students and faculty shouid take advantage of his
presence by attending and listening to:the interesting
things he will have to say. 'Forensic Council is to be
congratulated for procuring again this year an excellent
speaker with a pertinent subject.
UNDECLARED WAR IN CHINA
/P THIS SUBJECT that Dr. Koo will speak of both in
chapel and at the Pledge Dinner Sunday is as
promising as it Sounds,•sutdents here, this weekend
will have the opportunity of educating themselves in the
realm of international events. • •
Certainly a man as Roo should 'ktiote . something of
the.situation that has not been banted about as.'.yet.
Each fraternity should make sure-that Its pledges at
tend 100 per cent. Intrafraternity pledge.altMets are
better when speakers as Er. KOO ' ; ilre Irttrittioll.
CAMPUSEER
ST 1121111:11L7
It Must Be An .Honor:
Tt really must be an honor to become a menthe). of
Pershing Mlles, we have discovered. We probably
have the rotissc boys all Aveong: Theirs is unques-
Ilona* a great organization. , .
When hopeful younefrosh petition to become mem
bers of that great fraternity, the Mystic Knights of
the Sea, (pardon, we mean yershing 'Rifles) they list
their previous military and drill experience as qualifi
cations.; This is to .make sure that men of proper
calibre and experience make the grade. :
New take the case of Julian Cold, Sigma Tan Phi.
There's really a man•with a-past! • Tic made the orga
nitiation:beciase he once attended Kohut Military
Academy (or some such fantastic place). -And guess
when he - went? When he was seven years old.
And Speaking of Honor:
And still 'Alon g the lines of ratisse, we discoverthe
.perfect stooge; a real conscientious-like guy, Richard
Ilaskell; of Nittany Avenue. lie laid out two Was
'the other dartohave his rot:sse uniftirm boat altered
to fit... What a man!
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Leiter: • -
Seine :tinielago Sam Wyaod asked his current prob-
lems class to write letterS to agrienithral bureaus and
fruit farmers:to find out what they did -with their es.
ress 'fruit production. It seems they sow eats under
'and kill pigs 'dead now to get: rid of 'them; - hut Sam
wanted to find out whht - they did - with apples.
—Alan C. Mclntyre •99
____Bruce M.'Trabne '99
Not-to bedutdone, Jack'Kulp, theta xi, and no mean
apple' polisher himself (as our tale will prove) wrote
- every state' in the union to find out. The letters be.
zan . coming in at the rate of seven or eight a day.
Finally one day came a letter from Arkansas. It
seems 'they didn't know what to do with their extra
apples - down there either, but right in the middle:of
theietter written by someone's secretary was a COM
meni. like .thik
, •
"I am acute little girl 5 feet 2 inches, tall f am ra
ther athletic, and very interested in football. I .have
a hobby of colleCting address cf people that are far ,
away. It's a mania with me. How aboutwritipg?".
Or wordslo that effect.
If you .think Jaek was amazed, you 'should have
seen Sam,when he saw it. For Sack showed him the
letter as proof of his having written about apples, al
though he: seemed to have *collected little about turn
ing under 'apple trees.
Said Sam: "'This is astounding'. rye never seen
-anything like it. I.et . me have this; I'll have.photo
static copies 'made." '
We're wondering, too.
Ain't Science Wonderful?:
-The newly laid 124 w. discharge -line that is now
servicing State College with its water supply turned
up witli,an•amazing accomplishment the other day.i..
It.rted the - boys out at the kdr house with a nice
juicy worm of the horse-hair nature.
Abet-Nature Wonderful?:
We learn that' Franklin. Banner, of journalism,. is
nature's trioSt devoted follower by a remark that he
passed in class the other day. It seems that'he was
imalyeing a freshman co-ed .for a feature story, or
something of the kind.
Saki Franklin: "Just picture her, a young fresh
man,co-ed with her green - ribbon on— . -that's a 11:" Need
we go on?
Add Lovebikds
Snooper reports that he is more than sbocked•at
the scandalous mann'er. in which this 'Barnett gfrl has
smoothie Klein wrapped around her-finger. lie says
that for Klein to go'with one girl for three weeks is
not cinlY Unheard of but - a bit scandalous, indeed.: But
Klein 'has really jOined the henpecked husband class,
asserts' SnpoPer, for he was observed fastening the
snaps .on the back of Margie's cloak in' the Corner
Room'after the .: President's reception the'OtheC night
A "Quiet
Weekend"-
Variity football team idle . .
no big.dance . things pretty
dull ....nothing much to do
but take it easy
this a swell place for take-it
easy fans.
The Corner
unusual
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
MuniciPal Luigue Will
Give Prize . For Essay
The National . Municipal League
has announced the .1938 prize of $lOO
which will be awarded to the author
lof the best essay 'written on a subject
, pertaining to,state - or municipal . gov
ernment.
• Eutries'in 'the .eompetition must be
not lees than 5,000 , nor mom than
10,000 words in length. Subjects for
‘ 'he essays .are posted on 'thC bulletin
'hoard of South''Libeml Arts building,
r.gether w:th detailed' miles for the
rc.ntest.' • -
'lbis award has -been -contributed
annually since 1011 the late Mrs.
Ccolgo Burnham - and her family - to
commethorate William 11. Baldwin,
Who . Was president. of 'the Long
Island Ttailroad and :Ni/ho rendered h
arge public service. • -
Syracuse TiCkets Now
:On Sale
. .
Iteierreit seat.. tickets in the
Penn State cheering section for the
Penn, StatetSyracuse 'football game
at Syracuse, Saturday, October 80,
are:Jim - on sale' at the - AthNtie
.association' ticket, window - in . Old
Main. The price is $2.20.
Technical Supervisor
,To Speak Here Today
The second engineering lecture of
the semester will' he held in 110 Home
Ecomimieg building this, afternoon at
4:10, e'clock;• it was. announced today
hy Barry P. Hammond, deari•of the
School of - Engineering,
.1. 'Harrison Belknap, supervisor of
technical employment'and training of
the s AVei,tinghouse Electric and Manu
facturing Company, will speak on
"Hew the Young Engineer Enters the
Profession." ,
Winners oflPhilip Morris Seorecasting• Contest
1000 runty Morrir E. IL--
WINNERS: OF 200 PHILIP MORRIS E. II
Mr. Robert ,Golightb•_________ .- -
&rata 'Pi
Mr. C. &hut le--'
•__ Sigma Pi
' • '
Mr.. 8111 &buttes_ Sigma Pt
Mr. Malcolm Weinntein- - •. l'hi Even. ' Pt
Mr. F.. E. Aisbel - '—
Mr. , Phlllp Hartley__ - • - ' Pi Kappa Alpha
Mr. Ed. J. rusk. • • ' ^ • __Tau &ulna .Phi
Mr.• Homer 11.• Metzger
Mr: Pete -01 my— 112 S. Pugh St.
.
Mr. Saul •Riehman..• , " VI S. Burrowes St.
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Miss:Loutze •Erana ' ' - - ' Kappa -Alpha Theta
Miss Jane•C- - Eames_L...:_:. ________ _____________ ____..._ _____ ________Kappa Alpha Theta
Mr. W.. C. Salbtrse.•./r.../2....2. ' 111 S. Barnard St.
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Mr. Barard‘llloom— .. _ _____ ----•.. - Kappa Sigma
Mr: 11111'.MUiti.: -____.—_-.. ____ ..______Phi Koppo Sigma
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i.', ~ . ~. , • .., , WINNERSpe ' :50 PHILIP MORRIS m m . .
lietnH. 4 /CreiK: nriellr; '
''' - ' ' ---:.'' Alpha Chi 'Rho
Dell& Tair.Delta
'Mr. -, 13111-Lltll .....L.+2 '
I.II.I.7.ffinEMENNY
SALLY . .SUGGESTS: , •
A Cold Weather Special
SouN,Hot 'Sandwich, and ;
Drink 'for -39 c
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Campus 'Bulletin
TODAY
Dille] Foundation services .will beheld
in Room 405' Old Main at 7 o'clock.
Rabbi Gordan will Ulm& "
TOMORROW, ' ,
There will ben record recital spon
sored by - the 1111101 Foundation at'
7:80. o'clock, conducted- by Bernard
Rossman. ,
SUNDAY
There will Ice- a meeting •of -the
AmericauStudent Union on the fourth
floor of Old Main at 2:8 o'clock. "
TUESDAY
liillet(ClasseA will hold am organi
motion nt`eeting in Room 3113 Old Main
at 7:30 o'clock..
The first official meeting of the
Nate Action Council 'will - be - held - in
the limit Beaver Room, 304 Old Main
at 4:10 o'clock in the afternoon. Re
nresentativeaand those interested are
urged to attend.
MISCELLANEOUS
Subscriptions to the Pyam , Slate
Farmer are on sale at the . Studdnt
Union office. •
'lf you' have ever attended Camp
Kanestake at Spruce Creek, will you.
please leave your name' and address
at the P.S.C.A. office, 20 , 1 Old Main.
Some interesting. Projects are •being
planned.
CLASSIFIED
TYPEWHITBRS—AII -n expertly
repaired portable and Wire, ma
chines for. sale o• rent. Dial 2342.
harry E. Men u 127 West Beaver Ave:
yr.ll. D.
THE LOST AND POUND SERVICE
is located in the Student. Union of
fice. • -
FOR RENT—Rooms for 2 and:2 with
meals, at the Colonial, 123 W. Nit
tally ave. All rooms • with running, wa
ter, inspect '.today. 7,1-3t-pd-CWD
LOST king Collingthile High School
1936 near 7 NLA October 20. In
itials LAX% Please return to Stu
dent Union office._ , 78-It-pd-GD
Week - of:October 16th, 1937
PENN. STATE .
__.Mr. Sydney Conlin. Dello Tao Delta
LOST—Raincoat and link in,Textile
Chemistry Building on Tuesday Oc
tober 19. Please return. to 'Henry
Stambaugh, 520 N. Holmeistrect.'
75-It-pd-WWB
FOR SALE—One trombone (KING)
. in' very good condition. Inquire• at
118 S. Burrower St. or Dial'3'432 after
5 p.m. ask for Ben. Be.prompt.
FOR RENT—Two room available in
Frear Hall call 2171 ask for Brown.
pd-GD
FOR, RENT—Single or 'double room.
Inquire at Student Union.offiee. • '
76-I.t-rub:Bß
'LEANING FOR '.NEW YORK nt
noon 'Satunlay;.oet. 23 1987. Ilave
room Tor livn personn. Anyone interes
ted Dial 3360 or Call at 206 W. Col
logo 'avrane'and. ask ' , for 3oe. •'
479-It-pd-WWR
WANTED=A student to••share a
-80-It-pd•BB
double roam, - which 'includes sleep,
lug porch. . Quiet 7nriil exceptionally
clean. Private •lnne: .Phone 2711 or
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