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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Suteessot to The Flee Lame, established 1887
Publlvired 8.1I•Wfl lily during the Concoct year except. on
Wilda,. by stink nni or The Pennsylvania Slate College in
ot allege On 01,1,1. a,. /aridly alumni and
friend'
THF MANAGING HOARD
JOHN A TROANOVITCH 19 FtMot.
FRANCIS A C VOSTFRS JR 'go llnAnAvr
IiCRBERT B ( - ARAN '39 'FROND.: SHAFFFR 'II
Spot, Fibtar Alhortking
FOY R NICHOI S IR . 1.1 RICHARD W I,OOIIAN
Mann, inv Cireulnlinn
SALVATORE S SAT A '''9 RALPH H CUNDLACH 'VI
. N.. 1. I data.. Promotion Ni111101(er
ALAN (. MINI rnr Ti DAI LAS It LONG IS
AvPirtont %Loom", Eli,. I °room Nitro lining Nonaaer
THONAS A III) AI. la .. NAR 1 I ',AMPLE ' M
Sisal tent Nianoping Elliot. S. ntor Serretory
BRUCE ailr THABUr I 9 I UCILI E GRI-PNBERG :PI
'mrpttant Simms Elinor Women n Mtn..
RFITA t SIICrx 19
tvNociali. W.I. n rdttor
Associate Editors
A Wdßarn 1'1n,41, Jr 40
Bernard A Newman '4l,
rainnual Roth '4O
fftrbert Idipon 4a
Women's Associate Editors
it Gordon '4O
Associate Business Managers
Misrlon Ni, man 40 Morris Schwab MO
Burton C Willis, Jr 40
Jon, I. F Story '4O
C .10
nroyimor 40
Don, G Gutman 40
Monorring Editor Tids :Aso
Ni.vir Editor nth !tome._
Ti'l iday, Septembei 23, 1938
FROM THE DOLDRUMS
WHEN THE JUNIOR e lams Nino of sort
ety; Blue hit', last yeni pi °misfit] Lt alinut-csi
ind "justify its ii‘ustenee," seasoned disci vei s n -
customed to seeing fa , se hopes dti ft away will ,
the In ems looked ashanee it the pi onouneement
Today, however, thei e seems to be n•. doubt alum
the way kilue Key is going
For dui ing the past 10 days Blue Key ac
complished 11101 e than it did 1141 Ing Its prolonged
pound of um! Inaction all last ye n
Though the eagerness of Blue Key to come
back Into Its own by aiding In the rigid en-
forcement of freshman customs, campus spurt
has been reborn Already, 23 violations of cus
toms have been reported to Student TribunUi,
which is something approaching a new record
But Blue Key is not the only honm y -ociety
attemptmg to make good—and, thank ttally, mak
ing- a good job of making good
Pm anothet soctelg, so long mactne that, come
hail reason to beneve it died a natural death, al;“
us•conung buck That •octety ts Di mds, sophomot
I ,ol7tTra , V
Beside; aiding materially in the eill'amLement
Imeshomo custom.", Dllllll, two weel, ago helped
ztage one of time most ,ueeme,ful fiesnman get-to
hallos in the 1 , 1-yeam history of Freshman Wm e
here
Stich are the chatacteristics of a new era In
Reno Elate undergraduate life, an era of tran
litlon, an era of enlightenment, an era of resit,
•rectlon that promises to produce a stronger
Ind a closer fellowship among students here
]loo long it will take for other student mgani
vations to catch up Itith the piesent !anthills now
ora% a matter of time
- 1 1 he Collegian toady believes, hawevei, that
these of gainrattons which are af :id ,to iis
up - and late the nice conditions and new problem,'
digging then own gpavri
this, dime is (.111,e not foi sadness but fo
regoeing, because student oiglinuations which
ntt t con to aid the students have 110 ioghtful crust.
SENATOR McGINNIS
IS PEEVED
SIN THE FLOOR of the State Eon ite Wed
nelday, Allegheny County's Senator Bernal d B
lliCinnis unloaded his wome,
ileGindis is peeved, it scent,, beefillqi"
wnom he i ecommentled to: scholar
slgps •it the Collcg,e'heie the, year woc not admit
te •
Senator lleComp, told the Senate
Nom, ashy Senate McGinnis shot. , I he peeved
to-001. exactly deal
Ile admit:- on his ono volition he has a lettet
floin"Piesident R ilph Il Ifetiel exp , i - oning that
the foot students could not he aenutted because
the fleshnum quota had alt eadv beer Idled
- That alone should have sutheed to answm eh
the whys the Seentot may have had in his head
But such (Ines not seem to he the t
-
Fm. Senator McGinnis still is peeved because
the College could not nape room rot the foul
students whom ht recommended for seholatshms
And because Sen trot McGinnis is peeved, the
Collegian is Mole than overjoyed
Why'
Because If Senator McGinnis and many oth
ere betide him have not realized it before this,
- they certainly must realize now that , hu . ndreds
- and thousands of state residents. are peeved
: each year because the Pennsylvania State Cot.
!cue, theh state-aided institution, cannot ae.
comcdate them.
And Senator AleGinnis must know now how it
feels toi .t student to be !erased adinssion to „
College, to have hi', educational oppottuniticte. fadc
for a full semester oh a full yeah on longm perhaps
because of conditions over which he has no control
eked of Senate)) McGinnis would only multiple
this by, say, one thousand, he would hove'a piettne
which would apploNimate somewhat the conditm
existing m Pennsylvania today
Tim :4 why the, College now, vi'm the midst of
ci five-tmlbon-dollai mop am mhteh w:II merenqe
its faethtie% by mole than one-half.
- Tlits is why the College is seeking soothe' foul
million dollars foi additional educational facilities
for adiltional housing facilities.
This is why the College is prepaini:„; for an in
crease of some 3,000 in its enrollment
This is why—not because the Colfege likes
to-see state appropriations come Its way for
appropriations' sake, but because the College
, was created to serve a Commonwealth and. as
, such should grow with the Commonwealth.
Silent Period
Dunne; the recent. silent periods Nl nen the big
fiat boys could ielax mei in Bite, the nee lunch
ei MT bar and dance Flom was the high .pot
ChM \ of last Satuiday's dance was Geroge
Yeekley's interpretation of "Mus.e. Nhestro,
Please" sung a la Alyce Faye, complete with pas ,
nig Item table to table Campy's spies iepott the.
bmoc Yeeldev 1 , , not. too had on the ea,
Other qt Intel ims found Hank Ca- on and his
rut gang ni goo I attendance, "Petrie Remy and
the Qum] yville blonde scotching, an of course,
the eves dependable sae's in force
While pinmen were hellink it in Bfte, the lush
el.; chow big, Ind I ewistown Thiee n. w Icappasig
pledges, Bob Chislei, Lloyd DiNon, and Bill Mayei
lea, ned about life in the]. first break nom Lome
chapel oned I y one of Lewistown'c retennill hal
Sundays lashing found them sly with Ihst
old feeling
Pun) S Haldeman Jr . 10
Orsdley Owens • 40
Robert L Wilson 4S
(Lowe D ',chins. SO
Pop-In
While pop-m night is a sacred cow ni the campus
d I. about time the Thespians use it lot a theme ni
the') new show It is so good that it , possibilitie,
ale untanned Although most of the dirt is dusted
out of the dm in t nnoticed one piece I ampy think,
is petty fan is the incident that happened when
'4'MA thetas said midi) "pupping, in " "My, what
food von gill.. haver' Quite end= 1355e41 WP) e the)
schrn lammed tint it was Sally's Sandwich
P:011 S Ilablemun 1r '4O
_ (14401 ye II S. Sim, 4
Lale Dale
Although a seems a little late fora ,unun prom
,tmy, the hest of the "cmiy, eln't cone's" has just
happened
!Inward Knox, ace roomer, mote a sums:
deliven y invitation to Mt girl in Mulls, last sprim,
asking hei I'm a dale lot the big dance Howeve„
he didn't knon that she had moved H_ waited an I
waited—and didn't-go Finally last week comes •i
lettei Lam De'awaie. The ono had ,ast receive,.
his I,mil inv [talon She mote that she didn't think
•he could come tam
Casanova Rides Again
asanm a C . :m.l,ler, the aitny's pide Ind toy anti',
bane of 110 and I l/100 , /, of the to-eds w at it again ,
Looking mound I m net s one night this meek, campy
hemil the "molt" whistling in •the entrtol Hotel
Francis Atherton. All was quiet except for the con
slant tinging of 500 telephones Ptcttv soon
fi eshman woman peeks out to eNchange honeyed
with State's oetennial lover
Love Finds Tribunal
Qiute pm WI hed was the,tribunal the other nigh:
when, it heaid a plea to have a fresh couple be es
eased, from customs because they were so much in
love that they were afraid of a break-np due to the
no-dating, rule Diplomatic members talked of great
Penn State tradition and did wonders foi the boy,
but the woman's tribunal met a stone wall in On,
girl Seine to date Tillman! 1, Lovemad couple 0,
with half the game to be played
Campus Trivia
\Vitty men students, propose that college name
walk to Francis Atheiton Hall and Maly Beaver
White Building, the "white-nth" wa'l fi oU
edge! Flanagan states "Pent State student bode
is a whole is pretty sad" we think you're pretty
•ad too, funny man .. plan by the seam' collegian
board to have prevue of Ms: '42 was squashed by ,
Uean it ty, who towns on beauty &onto* ,
au
ginai idea u,as to select 12 fresh, one foi each
memliet of the stuff newest ath hall innovation
is telephone talk , , to shut-ins and amlids
sults to date is a date for the promote, . tainpf
adds to list of maniac's: pfft romances that of
collegian boy and one transfer student cornet
looming as usual is Less Schoellenberget and Plus
ste Long who hate been used to it fo, three yeats ,
well in hand, also is Bill Green, Jane Kistlei
Oran with Jane's sister, Ruth, n...w seen with
liddl boo, Tmett: what float stys about Dog
gie is true by actual test one free pitchet lot
buying IT
CAMPUSEER
EMEMEMEI
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u'll Enjoy
The Corner
unusual
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Engineers Acquire '5
-Foot
Shelf Of General Reading!
Room 110, Main Engineeling, is a !ending loom
Room 110, Main Engineering, Is also a place where all good en
ginem mg student, go to icad up on any subject from Electio Dyttam-
ICS to Calculi],
But Room 110, Main Enginem
Dean Hammond, School of En;
+ + +
DEAN HARRY P HAMMOND
Chairmen Rap
Rushing Code
(Continued From Page One)
he four how•os which accepted the
,ew colt without cut otican
Lee Thorne, t ushing char man of
, state, his appio..al as fol
lows "I think it is the tallest u,2,.
have had in .1 long time More
,•lent pet 100. allow the fteshmaa
a bale) imam tunity to deter mine
its choice"
Stv. Richard hang. Lambda Chi
Alpha pi esident, •"I think the code
s much iminoveil and lacks °ill',
i \dew details to make it entnelv
atisfactoi 3. The open house, al
though misuse.] by sonic houses, is
a deculee. mnovement,"
In tined (anti act with the lout
• uppoi tang houses Mete the 1.3 fi a
to nate.; who disappioved
in this list were Alpha Gamma
Rho, Alph t Chi Rho, Alpha Phi
Delta, Beta Theta,De'tm Chi,"Kay
fa Delta Rho, Phi. Gooi'mu
'hi Kappa, Pi Kapp' Phi, Phi
Kappa Psi, Sigma Pi, Sigma Al
oha Epsilon and Sigma Phi Ep
don
"Poor AttOmpt"
Most obi opt denouncement was
nada by Flank Andetmn, rushing
Zliallmar of Phi Gamma Delta,
a campus fi ate nity "I Ifelielre
mat the In'erfiateinity Rushing
Code I'm 1908 was a , miy nom at
=empt to stiaighten oat the num
ous problems calif] on brig fi atm -
inties in gene al dining the& lash
ing seasons It MOI11(1 to much WI9-
,1 In once again put the for met
..=stem into use with such impioye
ments a. tue deemed necessary It
vould be an imposibi:itv to reviee
he 19.18 mile in a manner that
could be satiefactoly " i „
"Failed In Its Purpose"
lham Walkei , iu , h chan man
Pi Kappa Phi, likewise voiced
disappinyal withal.; pulling his
pinches "I, don't thirm much of , it
Open hoase and info , mal peudds
me out I am in favor of a longet
oral rushing pet iod with out-of
rcan pet nutted Although
his would lend to mwu lead -uln
a-Ig, it would be an immovement,
as the present code cubs itishnig
,no much The how , . were good,
out. as a whole, the code failed in
.Li pul poNe "
"We don't think it a. satisfae
tory no it Al ts been in previous
em s," was the Mateo cot issued In,
Magnus COI /11, president of Beta
Theta Pi
From the =Jou ty group on the
horde' line came many suggestions
gest 'of the hate] n.ties in this
entegoi y commended the Intel ha
lm city Council in np king a sten
tin wail.
"Theoretically Tops" '
Raymond Rice, Theta Kappa
Phi ruching chilli man, claims
uisappi oval in the ailangement of
'the _introduction of freshmen to
tmaccomparied by fra
teinity men "Theoretically the
plan is tops—but actually it will
not work on these new students,"
Rice stated, "because they s ate not
sufficiently acclimated to the bias
ieiing life of a Universitv_camp
-114 " '
The event of Rain on Open House
date% was brought out, and in eali
fast dates- were declaied - useles , , bj
numerous homes. Wayne Boi tz of
Pi Kappa Alphn- recommended
lutich ,, on and dinner dates
-AT PENN STATE
Oh ill al
123 W NITTANY AVENUE
ALL ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER
, Homelike!
Comfortable!
Moderate Rates
ng„, has a new ltne
ineeling calls tho. new thing "Th.?
Enginem c' Five-Foot Bonk Shelf
of General Reading"
Believing that engineeting stu
(tents, fin the most p.ut,,need to
bionden their scope of leading, the
Dean, Piofessm Theodoie Gates,
WlBald Los is, libi alien, and set
eral otheis have collected a iepie
tentative poop of books of a more
coition] natuie in an effort to spin
len& intei . est foi papule' litera
tale among the engincei s ,
LEEII22=
Coves mg a consider able I ange
the collection is made tip of book.
each int.] insic in value fin its lit
yiniv milt as well as fm its in-
Iciest The collection includes the
best in recent avel, pope
lot novels, autobiogiaphy,
arts and popular science
Tim ty-sis. books in all, the eel
!talon is made up of such hooks as
Feene~'s 'An Amet t n DOCtOI
odyssey," Room ors "Tile-To aye!
of Matto Polo," Adam's "Ameli
a% Tragedy," Robert's "Atomdel"
and Itipling'4"Kom "
klso fisted Mencken's "The
A mei [tan Language," Whitman's
I:cut esentative Model n Di auras,'
'Vu! ace's "Nex‘ ontiei s," Dui -
's "I W'i to As I Please" and
't e Cut te's "Madame Cut le "
The collection will lie changed
and enliti ged faom time to time as
the 'leaflets' trite! ests duAnte, Dean
II =mond sand
New Regulations
Issued For Usage
Of Library Books
Regulations govet twig use of the
Lin illy books lot were an
ounce(' yestei day by Wield P
Lewis, College lihnutan
k line of two cents a ,lay includ
ing Sundays and holid tys will be
unposed, as usual, foi each over due
e•cept tesetve hooks
The hne foi overdue two-horn
cecec ve book, well he 50 cents for
the lb st how and 10 cents I'm each
succeeding horn
The fine fm oveidue thi ee-clay
—nd Seven-day ie,eive books wall
Le 50 cents fm the fii.t clay and
10 cents Sot each succeeding. fray'
I=l
On 'all tines a : eductuin of one
half will be alloWed fo cash pay
ment when the6oret due book is le
to t nerl
A service charge of 50 cents will
he'added to all student accounts or
$1 or mole sent to the office of the
Bui sat lin collection
The loss of a lihi any book, Lew.;
eat nod, should be repotted Immed
iately to the desk fioin which the
look was borrowed. -
Books not returned after three
notifications will be considered los'
and the lam zowei will he billed at
'toe office of the But , at fat the
total cost of the book'
45 Junior Members
Named to Blue Band
(Continued Prom, Page One)"
Jacoby, P Mlns; 0 C Mc-
Cullough, S M illcltlunht, M It
Schartnet, C U Schless. R B,Sey
bett. C Smith, C Wa gner
Alto Clatinet I A Bone Alto
SoNophone It V Gilliam Bari
tone Sax W B 'Canner Term'
Sax I) Scheuet,l) B MacMil
lan Batitone W P bleicinson
'Pitimpet W A Blelslti, B
Gainer, P A 'McCormack, I L O'-
Shea, A P Wagner, H It Webb
Heflin R S Beek, W K 11ile, J
MacEuelilan, E A %ticks
,Trombone 11 E Attie], F R El
lenheiget, G Mock, .1 M Mut
iny, W L St lager, R B Shoe
make), .1 R Sundetiand Ba 4
G I) Leyillcic, A B. Owen, E M '
Pennington, .1 W Shigley Snare
Dunn R NV Saunders, W E Yo
del Bass Drum C It 'Whetter
Under Nen;:Head
Sally'a SandWich Service will op
erate this yem andel new manage
meat The new manager is Dean
Pi OM
BUY YOUR ..
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2 ., Student -,Lanips-,(,
, •
LEMON . &," GILMER
College Ave. Dia1 , 3361.
„_,
Faculty A. A. Booklet ,
Sale Begins Monday
At Athletic Office
Faculty boobs foe fist .4einev
tei athletic events will ,cro on sale
Monday at the Athletic A4.30C1.1-
lion ticket office, 107 Old Main,
Humid R. Gilboa, avisfant to
graduate manage! of - athletics,
announced yesterday
The stile will co - Ai - nue until
October 1, with the puce set at
r 00, plus federal tay.,
Reserved seat tickets fm Buck
nell, Suracuse and Lafayette
football games_ will be distribut
ed to faculty member; when they
poi chase athletn. hoot.,
• Tickets lot the Dads' Day gild.
game with the Umrei say of
Mai fdand, Oitobei 1, will he on
sale al the A A ticket office
preceding the game All tielcets
ale genet al admission, p, mad at
$llO , r
Co-eds' Change .
Dining Sy'steni
:Dorm Program Will Better
Social Connections _
Among Women
An end' ely nee 1111113g-100 M pro
gi am with bet lei soc'3.ll «nine( -
lions wiiong en eds as IM pi imaiy
aim in being Illilinted in Mont es
Athei ton McAlliMet „Brills / this
Sett 11311P1 the dii &lion of Mamie
I. Mot ling 'l9, chub man
'An etiquette pi ogram whit li has
been aof keil out by Betty Bell
Edna Albei t , lieu cia L ling
'39, Illetinoi Beam '4l, mid
I. \Yea ver '4l Is tunt rea
lm e of the pi ant um 14tlquette
sheets In the town of, beatitudes
e being made out, and skits on
etiquette 11911 be ormientea at the
It m4i man meetings An °Me: '
pi °Mons in etiquette will be te
ported to the ( onunittees
Chairman Is Hostess
Etc li of the two dm mitm les Mc,
a committee, headed by a genet al
thait man %%hose duty it is-au act
av hostess for the dining hall, at
!nage for guests, plan int null
s, and check on girls coming
front oth ea dos in hot lea These
committee , . ate Fiances Atherton,
Dm rally f Snyder 't9, genet al
chat! man, Selina Al Williams '9O,
and Beverly E Dibble '4O. Mac
Hall Eleanot B Acher - 'l9, gen
mat, chap man, Mafgai et,C Allan
'4O, and .Cathei hie 19 Alien t '4l
Since: It Is necessary' to segre
gate the Pr eshwee flow-the upper
class women 'because of the rush
leg code, the former will always
eat In the West I% mg of Ather ton,
w idle llPPerelass women way, eat
In either wing Freshmen will I n
trite every two weeks, and upper
(lass tables will change location in
the dining rooms each eight weeks
Bach girl is requited to act as has
1,155 for one week I
Welfare Committee
Proposes New,Plan
(Continued From Page One)
he Committee, the 1 illowing code
hall be in effect
'thichapeioncd won en guests, if
Iwo 01 mom e ate mese , t, may be
onto' tamed m the soc.,al rooms of
the fa atm nay houses until not let
t; than one o'clock on'E't Ulm/ and,
Saturday nights, tin o'clock on
Sunday nights and..eight o'clock
other nights SUM e item taanment
shall be std ictly limit 'd to the so
uul of the houses, nhich
.hall be kept open and pi opeil
lighted Dm .ng such enteitain„
a dent intoxicating, 'mums - shall not
lie sea cod to our used by womei
guests and those students' enteri
taming them'."
New York
Liked It! '
Talent Called _
By /Thespians
Kennedy Prepares POI' Show
On' October 28 With '
College Glee Club ' '
Anvous to get pi oduction'work
:in the Thespian fall show undei
Ditector J. Ewing '("Sock"),
Kennedy hno issued a tryout cal.
foe ado's, singers, dance's, and
echniciuns fin Schwab Auditorium
~t 7 10,p m &Indio; night
Win on the coming show;to
nett in conjunction with the Col
' tge Glee Club Odder' 28,4 Fall
tiousepai ty week-end, will , liegir
i.ext week The gAup will offer
ia:t-movingoni,sical revieW ;tint
filai to the top-notch' 'productions
• i.f last year. '
Eleven ,thireient fiends of woil.
within /the Club give every' in
' te. este(' membei 'in the student
icily an (ppm tunitv fm wide An
iety- in di amatie work '4
The Cnib program ranges from
cling to posts on the business and
,tage const. action staffs 'Team
sql staff appointments will cow..
widen a tinge of deem talents than
hei etoh» e, including stage, dee-
Li man, coqume, and pi opei ties
(6-Edits
Both 'ft eshmen and upperelass
women 111 e in o'ceil to the W S G A
ladies party in the Ai mot} at 7
tomortow night Costumes
aie tequested
No moi e late pelmissions fa_
student, attending dances at Hecla
Park nil] be granted, Senate 'has
announced
Adviser:: to the women's senate
ale Miss Helen It Faust, nee,
Sophomin - e Dean, and Miss,,Betty
Bell, Dean of Freshmen "Women
Miss Bei kholdei Is adsoser for the
Uouse'of Ftepre,,entatives-
10 even o'dorks have been tie.
noun( ed tot all, Ir eshmen attend
ing the Ag Home Er It olic in See
Hall from 9 to 11 p nt Friday;
September 10, following Fan-Hel
lenic, 'item night Hoeevet, they
must go and retain - unescorted,
since the tin ee -weeks dating bun
will still be in effect , `-
Something else for- the conve
nience and entertainment_ of the
to eds radios and pianos have
been ordered for the, lobbies of
Frances, Athm ton_l-ralh '
, ,
~Committees 'f'o r Pan Hellenic
qtnne night, to. be lielLiu the Ar
tnory from 7 to 9 p m Friday, Sep,
tembet 10, have been, annoonceil
Mary Ann Rhodes, •genetal
chair man
hulges committee Ruth . A7arctiq.
AM Phi, pi In committee Nita
Chambei s, t Cili '0 , t efrealiment
,omintttee Aim Palmer, ',TPA,
Miliam,,Skladal, Pin Mu,' Marty
Shatter man, Alpha , CLi 0.- and
Mali Ann Plitt, Delta Gum ,
Mo. :it Davis,
~ P amliellenic
adviser who was ,a llay 'all laq
year 04 0 1 was milmilluted Pot by
Alice Callnane, will legume, lie:
duties 3Us it A Berm euter ,is
the other ~/dviser
Meetings Resumed
, Meetings or the Germair Table
will be tesumed`every Wednesday
at ?2, o'clock in the Sanduich
Shop, Di , Lucretia V T Simmons,
head, of the Deputment. of 'Ger
man. ha, announced' AU students
alai faculty members inteteqed r in
the chyle are invited to join '
Two; - Publish Article
An 'article on core tenting' by
hulloactlve methods WI itten Eby
Helmut La ndsberg, assistant I too
ream geophysics,:' and 'Albert
Ingham has"been, publiqted - In`
the - "Oil Weekly" - '
..Wshether - Ton're Short;;Heavk,;Slender
'or . Broad, W,e CauFit , ' ou
gcLI ~,
PPE4R-N; CRAFT7:'
:ICLO;'
.).
2.5. , , F.
~ ,There'll be no guess-work ~ . .7\ n omneertainty abOut:
Your being fitted properly: We an•show,you one that ,1
- seemingly has been made,tohrder-fm
:'~ro~~n;
obne - , Old Main - State College
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Ciwlleg! , Ave.,..;-, •
Prigay, Siptember 23, 1938
Director Announces ~
_-, '
Decisions, Not Iliaily, ~s;
--Om NY A Applications
Stanley B Maddox,' Direictoi
of NY A, mequests,that students ,
efiain fitim calling at the NYA •
office and inquiring at to whether
in not then application has been
appiovcd
So many applicatio n s have _
been eceived that it may take
the committee thiee Weeks to
some all of them and no decision
can-be made plum to that time,,
he ,said
Students will be noti li ed
through the Collegian when sear
ing of, blanks by, Ow committee
and tentative appi oval of woil,
ers is completed "
lii: Trabile ,Attends '
Employment Confab
Dean :llama It nubile of the
School of Education is 'attendim,
a meeting of the United,,State. Ent
mloyment ServiLs in WirMingtoti,
D C today ,
Dean 'flotilla was finale) ly 11
loam of that gavel narnt oi gam- ,
nation and is now inembei of th 2
Federal thinned of the . I.l` S , En4
Moyment Sei vice