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VOLUME 35-NUMBER 15 Z 658 GRIDMEN POINT FOR UPSET WIN OVER SYRACUSE f Board May Apprehend Two =Students Stispe - cted Of ,Recent Riot Damage „ Pair Under Suspicion To Face Trial Before Student Board Thursday ,Night; - , Names Not Revealed ~ Two, students„are , undm the student mob demonstratim proximately $650 damages, it m TUlle'ge To* Go 'On Air' During `!(DKA. t'rogram Houseparly Queen To Speak -;,Clver Radio During Half Hour Broadcast Penn Slut; v. 11l go "on the air" Thul Way night` School School songs, cheers and Intel - ylews at. the Pep Rally to be held in Heti eution Hall floor h JO to 30 U. in will be bi outcast over Station- KDICA, Pittsburgh, as a - pin of atilt:Vs ,"Penn Slate Night" Featuring a oil:imam of music, beet big and ,general pepping-up will be_ the presentation of, Penn Stales • dist' Co-ed Houseparty - Queen,''`elected by the students' ht „a-contest sponsored by the Celle 'glen The_ contest hub closed and the, votes p t bcess of be log tabulated " TlLiOncky w ed, will,Lu Ono 'IL radio interview n"s`:i'[entuTed; pni't orvgaitirotideusl. , - Ailing as =stet or.. COI 811101110 b twill be 13111 Suthealand, chief au: nutincer . for IiDKA qurlog the Inman' COacltes 1301) lliglgns and 081 3 / 6 Solent, of Nun 'State and SyraLuse tespeCtivell, xlll be in terviewed rot the radio audience hy_jack flatly. sports announcer ,who has been announcing. the Lion's gild tills this full College songs will he taken Late of by the College Glee Club and the student audience 'The 'Blue Band is_scheduled to take putt in the enteitainment and tentative ar rajgement..., hate been made_ rot Bill Bottorf and 1112A/tilt.° band to piovide, a background of "solid" collegiate swing lia,tid)ipi Class, -Mani Dela7ed Beim' SLite ,Club Attempts To Secure White Hall Floor Ftir Lessons • ( Piens fm ,the Penn State Club' third 'annual dancing class have been balked by the inebility to lied a - floor which \would be available at any suitable time, While Hall being the only temalithig possibil ity. ,Application fat the White Ran goer has beet mode and tidecisiun Is expected within ten, days If the applicatifin ,is approved, chtseon will be begun within a - week after is wanted' Slob ' Jessie Cameron of the phys' icalz,edueatiOti department conduct the course and will be as assisted 'by women phys ad ma jors-,Ten one-hour lessons7will be given, at tt , cost of s , g 50 l• The class: hi' open 'to both ;now ,fraternity,and 'fraternity men Wo inemitre invited to attend as guests of the Penn State - Club'' Last year Robert t, Smith, club m'ebident,, conducted a , survey among students and found 67, per Lent of the men interested In social dancing , although a large ,number of these were unable to dance- Bequests Accepted 'By, College Trustees s, :k.bequest of sl.s4s , made by the litte - Adwaid'B:„Fltts, professor of PairyHueibindr7 extension, to the student-loan — fund acPentt State, has been accepted by the of trustees - 4 suspicion for participation in n last montl'which caused ap iiias learned yesterday. The students,-whose names were not reVealed,bate expect9d to be iipplehended and brought up foi teal berme Student Boatd, high est goveining agency in the Men's / Student Government Association Fridzlif night! Pollee Investigate Borough Police have been unes tigating•the activitics of the sus pected pair since the night of the demonstration, it was learned, and have uncovered ,some evidence shich may lead to then conviction AO the applehension of cam ul leged pin ticipants Names-of the suspects, it sas said, have belh tuane&ovei to Stu-\ dent Boaid by-Buigess Winn F Leasell with the hope that tht.. Boaid itself could• decide what steps to. take against them No 'official wind could be teamed cancel rung the exact nutine of the' chaiges which- sill be brought against the suspects - Local -Economics Pi•Ofst,l 3 utilish_ htr-Books:‘,..' . , - fluting' the past Wrote yeiu sAiii stiustors In/the division , of - 13ce 110111kb Iniyoliden grinding out books sorest that, if they continue, ome - s sort orreard'sniely will be shatimed before long blight books pertaining to cut rent •economic problems, seine of them - used as texts in , niany•Col loges throughout the wintry, have been published by members of the Eamointe, faculty hem e since, 1936 , 25 Books Since 1916 This lb almost one third of the total number of bOoks published billel3 1916 The , total Rumba, amounts to 29 ' Authors of the eight most recent books ure_Proli% Carl' W Meek Sheldon C Tanner, Edward I. Van SanC_Richard if Water, Paul II WueHer,' C Sant - Wyand, and At lhw S Iteede. , The j latter two aro tin leaves of absence at present Sloan '4l Appointed Seminar President Kenneth N' Sloan '4l was ulet.ted piesident of the Sophomore small nal aL th meeting held last Taos day °tin:Laken; elected ale Pin gram -Cn•chairman, ` ` Chan lee It Clemson '4l ROIL 'Elizabeth Ha mei '4l; Seeretamy, D Jane Bolles '4l, Social Chairman, Francis E Fink-'4l `College, Album' Replete ,S,Oirical Scenes ^Satire! That's the word that Thespian-Glee Cluli slaiw_to be-pr, day night for •Houseparty gbets. Opening with the,"Nittiiny Li oin"..by the Thelipian' choi us of 10 couples, supported by. the, elan e Glee - Club, the first act will feature thiddifferent Lake-offs, There will be one on the way College football should be tun, and one or holy of holies, the box ough Lastly there will be satirical poi tiayul of fraternity lashing During Act Two, the Hy-Los, select" Glee Club singing otganiza- Eton, will feature, their best.intet pretation el what a woman would if she's a,mau This plias mem a littld complicated, but in Aida it means' hairy, brawny legs in silk; stockings—or ,ail all-male , ca ,Thus, wi,th 'female tears' in her eyes' but a man's croak in .her Juliet will "again intone "WhereforAteThou, Romeoo" A leading number in, the first Lectures Today DR SAMUEL HIGGINBOTTOM +,+ + World Famed / Agriculturist To Talk Here Dr. - Iligginbottom Will Speak ,- On "Rural Life In India" At Meeting Today DI SIMI. Illgginbuttoni, president of Allaintbud Christian College, In din, and one of the gieutest living autlun Wes on ugi icultut 0, a ill ad dim faculty members and btu dents at 11a P M 'today in Itooni 100, Hot tieultute building, on "Rlll - Life In India Today" Higginbottom, who in 1921 nua unaided the Medal by the British government for his services in improving the condition of Village mid mai, life In,lndla, viii speak here under the ausint.Mi of the School of ,Arelutlture Receives Medal From King PI lIILIAOII 'Adversity in 1930 ue itted the degtee of Doctor of Phil lantloopy and confer ed the degree upon Di Higginbottom King Dem bestowed on him a Corona: Don Medal Hole commonly known .10 "Sam," Illgghibuttoin founded the Agalcultinal Itiblltute of Allidiabad College in 1911 in anewei to the cuing need tit/zillion vlllagetb for Irk-enure! education, Today the Institute huh 600 acres of land science claw own, over 110 sdr fun Lt, faculty" bungalows, tied LI lunntto' y In addition lo the work in the Itiblitute, Dr end -Min fligginbot tont have had charge of the Nalni Loper Asylum in Allahubtid A stil ling speaker.-,lie recently delivered over 1,000 addresses Oil an eight month furlough Be in °nide] agri' Lonnie! advisor to it - number of In dian rajahs • Cwiert Profit Is $l2O 'flat Het L.l Dayton 'll, ti edam' of Cwens, annoutica un uppioxi mate profit of $l2O from the dunce Friday night, Two $5O bcholarships will be given to dobei ring hopho more Amen' whose names will be announced later by Ruth K Kibtler '4l, Cu'en prebldent. lest:lilies "College Album," the joint smiled in Schwab 'Autlitoihnn hi litt will' be,the singing. of "The Belly of St Malys" by Leslie Lea rn '4l, Bud Ynnbfsky , '4O, Dimon Sti egea :42, and : Joseph Dobbs Alsb Lobe a,leuttited flambe! Yunofsky and Maiva Sti Ingo in "Small Maim, a fresh man, is catrying,on inithe Thes mans when her 'elder sister Louise long a Thespian mainstay, bans fel red to unothet college. Also to be a leading number of the hist act is a ballet'seene, the that in Thespian bigot) , Thus will be 'danced against a back ground of Old Main columns by Pat Altwater '4O and David Van- Alstyne '4l Add to this amity of entertain ment, one• dish 'of spotlighted campus seems behind the "scrim" and you have some!Thespian shots to fill your "College Album" STATE COLLEGE, P 4;: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1938 Dissension Revealed In '4l Campus, Clique Two Soph Hop Committee Members Quit After Learning Qf Appointments Chews of dissension in the Campus clique were fevealcd in a sl by Stanley R . Kent '4l, following Soph Hop committee "In less than \an 'Mut_ aftei, the issue of the Collegian containing an official announcement of the dance committee appointments had been released, two iesignation, from the group were presented." Kent declined Kent and Thomas Resign • Kent and Daniel Thomas 'lt , were the men who resigned The mason given for such ac tion was that until the official ' noticc only three or foul of a com mittee of nine been consulted as to whether ()Knot they wished to he' en on the committee, , - and on ly those Omit or four had even been notified of their appointment "Pi esumably, then," Kent point ed out, "some feat of widest), cad resignation lingeied, in the minds of the 1110 m-ups of the-clique, and the safest way to insole against it was to display the names publicly beforehand" • Reason Not Understood When twolesign,itions - did at Ise, the officials replied to queues of clique menthols that 44 could un tie! stand no eason: for 'such action since all inembets had been'fully consulted , pi eviously and had ex messed a 'Willingness to serve, Kent evplained "This was and can be in °veld an unmitigated falsehood,' the log committeeman trod AtteMpling Ln dad thn witlichawals in such a nay that news of them would not teach ,the •.teneial student popnlation, \ the Jique heads perloaded Thomas to id= his post, Kent chauged Naming a_successoi fm Kent would be an unpleasant way out, for "it would mean a public ad mission the fact that somewhere within tfic tank ante file of the clique theme nits at least one tbs. sentei, and'it was too suggestive Jf the lane fact—that a dissenting group existed," ‘ the statement con tinued , 'Kent questioned this policy of covet mg up a m esignation and not appointing il I eplucetneth as being incohet ent with the "clean poll tics" platform insta unman! in a 1941 Campus clique vietoiy last An unofficial qatement yestet dav by Ed Wagner, clique elian man, Muted that - another appoint ment would not be made List Penalties' For Violations Pan-Hellenic Council Reveals Forfeits For Breaking - Code Regulations Pennines for violations of the commis rushing I..ode s acre nu nouneed by Vivian S A Doty, 'ii9, president of Pan-Hellenic Count,ll after ti meeting of the Council, in Room .105, Old Main, on TlitirsdaY The penalties me as follow; ,I—Delay ,in giving out , Invite Dons tot open beam' parties .I—No open house the lirst day 3, -Barring of all contacts tot one day during open' inching sea boll 4—Barring of all parties during one day of open 'willing season s—Extension of silent period tut ill atter Sunday noon • . Judiciary Committee Named VlOlnters will be penalized by Pan-Hel judiciary tommittke, torn posed of three women belonging to fraternities not , represented on campus The use of cars before formal rushing season will be'con sidered a violation A committee for the acceptance of new clubs by Pan Hellenic was appointed. Members t are Marjorie Golder '39, Mary Ann .Prits Elizabeth B Long '39, rind, Mrs R C Bernretiter Eukratia has been formally admitted to membership In the council. 'Pan Hellenic Ball la Hcliedxtfesi for January 13, with Winifred M. Watson '4O as tlairtuati, ' . iiiilitital set-up of the .Sophomore statement to the Collegian yestettlav his iesignation as a menthol of the Dean Warnock _States , Views : I ';'On '39 Rushing Cites Three Di,sadvan tages k~!Of System Now In Use, By Fraternities Proposals by the Collegian and taint ri aim ally Council to considei a t plan of deferred rushing lime next year elicited 'from Dean or Alen Ai thin it \Varnock Saturday inclining the advice that the nuit thi should be carefully considered b4fin e any decision is i cached 'Admittedly, the present system has its (Beads antages," the Dean stated "Among these is the ['act that ft eshmen interested in fratet :title., often don't get a good chance to sin; op the met its of the tespecbre chaplets i Another is tire claim, advanced by fraternity critics, that doting a hectic ,:ush ing season, 11111(11 of the cream of lite ft [dman clop, which fritter tittles claim they get. is hastily Pattheil over , A. third clisudvato cake is the bad start unnerclues unit get in their t mimes by no. gh t odag I hob oohk during the sleepless nights and frantic digs of 1 ash lag season " Second Semester Question When asked if second semestet pledging with the freshmen °Met ing houses at the beginning or the sophomme year ass even consid ed, Warnock lolled that the question came up al a meeting of the Dowd of Trustees last spring "Theta ate too parts to tins questitac ' Warnock declared One lb the method to be employed in changing over to a system whet eby only three classes lice iu a fratet ully and the freshmen are met ely rushed and pledged their Hist year Time other part of the question is What will we do %till) Mr freshmen If none of them Ilse in ft atm nities their first year", Consider Larger Problem "'Any proposal to keep freshmen out of fraternity houses for a yea must be considered in connection ith the notch larger question of eloper housing and supervision or all freshmen" 'Warnock asserted "When the College can provide .1 system of housing and supervi slot, of fre%hmen that 0 ill inert the minimum demands of put eats ollhout using ft atetnity houses, I think it is likely that the College till ile4ire all freshmen to live on der that 1,3 stem." Warnock added At the present time, because of the existence of a housing problem in town on expeetell inuease of 400 men to freshman enrollment nest year, and an insuilleienl num be, of mete% dormitories on cant- PIM: It is highly likely that 'lush ..sstem till not be adopted soon Warnock stated Col:Emery Assumes Military Duty Here Colonel Ambrose It Emery. fur mer commander of the 27th Infan tiy. Schofield Barracks. !taws who nab/ appointed to head the ROW!. department here. assumed duty as Pi ofessot of Miltary Sci ence and-Tactics yesterday Hive- Colonel Emery has been confined by Illness to Fort Say Army Hoe. pltal, Governor's Island, New York, for several weeks, eaublug his lute an Nal here New Service Begun Students need no longer call at the College...library to renew books, Willard P Lewis, college librarian, announced recently Books, he,said, can be renewed by postal card and telepbone,`just give author, title and ''catalogue number of book to be renewed. , LIBAARX UR. LEWIS New Poultry Building Will -' Be Dedicated Formal Ceremony , Set For Thursday The $lOll,OOO Poultry firs ' academic structute of the present $5,000,000 program to be completed, will by formally dedi cated at 2 p ni Thursday The dedication will highliblit the annual meeting here this fleck of the Pennsylvania State Poultry Abu(fallen _,'lllo structuie, consisting of an experimental wilt 510 feet in 'length and 27 feet Wide, dll im structional unit 240 feet long and 27 Lent nide. and a central sett ice building, Will house sevetul labora tories, a feed storage and iefiibel ation facilities Considered Outstanding It is consltleml to be the most, outstanding plant of Its kind In any state institution In the coati try Alenibeis of the C• 11111111,111 aad U S Governments, the Slate De pa i tinents of . Agi iculitlT n, and many y Nutlet a frolic mums sections of the country yylll Pai Lai pate in the ceremonies Buildings Near Completion A total of foul buildings «111 be completed by November 15 the McCloskey Commit*, halite's of the genet al construe lion contract, announced y calm day With the Sem Ice and Boon)) Buildings al; cushy erected, the Ag ricultural Ezigineet Mg, stud lour esti y structures. are expected to tin comideted by tho'inicicife el ice‘t month Status of Work Listed Sights of the aoi k ou all build lugs at present. is Agritultural Science—pa: titiumi being elected in basement and on ilrot. Boot. grading and out am is (Continued On Page Two) Landsberg Sees More Quakes For State "'I het e will be Inure earthquakes in this section of the tonal y," con fend, Di Helmut Lailidsbei g, as sistant in ofesso_ of geophysics Pennsylvania cannot he consid- Td 1111111tIllt! to eau thqualtes, lie lie ieves, even though tact valk of years may ocetii between them Records covet mg it pm nod of 181) ycan show that a total of 28 earthquakes have been felt in Pennsylvania pi mom to I tlBl, Of these, only two wmc of Perinsyl- Callill 011g111 Nineteen had their foci outside the state, while seven wet e felt comely in the easteill section of the state 7 "At the present time the Appala chian struLtur e mid adjatent te.ll:- teal seem to undergo adjustments of ortultbi lure, as the New Jer , ey earthquakes also tend to show" "However," pa Landsber g sand, 'evidence gives us hope that ear th quakes in Penimylvanta will only be moderate shocks." You Wanna Be An HPQ? .'42 Women Know How How do It e4lunan %%omen get. then house pally dates? , Pm all disillusioned upper elits , , women, for all would-be hpy's and fot all 'Molested non-pattisons, bete fot the first tune are the se crets of then 'Success Student Union dunces account lot about GO pet cent of the it. p uates inked in by ft eshman women They go; they dance, and they conquer' (Note to gtounds and buildings enlatge tummy below next s. u rat-chase ) Then thew ate always the home town boys, the boys they met at that convention in Philly last sum met, and the boy whose mother loiew their mother's great-aunt Jennie It's a good idea to ht use up on these old connections And next time 'you get one of those "Hi, kid, This is Mr Pet sonahty" phone culls, don't make a cooly dignified retort and hang up. The thing to do Is make a date Beaten By Cornell 21-6, See-Saw Lions Set For Sidat-Singh Peel, Mod, Battered By Mighty Big Red; Giannantonio, Peters, Nemeth . Sparkle On Defense Sct alto, leitto box and eddostal, "?/r !Volved Ate te9OHL By BILL ENGEL lemced to bow to Col nell's powerful eleven, 21-6, on the down beat Saturday, the see-sawing Nittany Lions began de termined, prat.tic.e yesterday hopeful of catching an upswing and gar am the season's hrst majoi victory over Syracuse Although no set mils les c. • + + + sulked from the hai &fought rt.,Y Sea with the Big Red, Jot. Peel andeating Rules Wade Mon, regular guards, e- I weed a tin iffie battei ing Both I In Effect For boys' will take things easy along with Dean Hanley and John Pat e ick :num .15 Coach Bob Biggins ,ends the ..,quad tin ough II LIU 1111- outgo agamsti Sylacuse plays thi= aftei noun The 01 atige oas di upped rival the laid, of the undefeated and untied, 19-12, by Michigan State last Satui dad, despite the steady pass flinging effort,, of Wilineth Sala-Singh IME=I Once again the Lions must rue: a strung gi id eleven as Byname attempts to regain gloi y folios Inv an unexepected loss jiks v a 3m. Ih~uugh a husky Lehigh line last %sea, Cornell was able to duplicate .he feat in a model ate degir. hi ough the Blue and White foi - wai d wall `Only the toeless eßui Is of Tony taiannantoniu nom his post at, backing up the line held the Big Red limn tolling up a larger scoie Loannantonio saved numeious .aids as lie hit the galloping (.:il licit backs alien they knifed through the State line rut 1.011- .Istuil gains Good puss defense by Chuck Peters, elusive 'tinning by Steve Rollins and Joe Metro, and a sue cessful comeback showing by 'red Nemeth at guard, aided the Nil: tanyinen in spite of a ',using, cause Lions Score on Pass Pete] '4' 60 Val d pass into tiii.. ‘‘ luting aims of Hairy Helmut' with less than :10 seconds remain ing to play in the game gave the Higguismen their lone tally and averted a shutout Hat risen nabbed easily eluded Cornell's defender rot, the touchdown Big gun of the Cornell powei house Wand of football was Vine• F.uhlci, velnian fullbaa, who thallstil up too touelidowns"on two seven-yard thrusts through the middle of the State line Emilie', and Capt. Al Van Roost, 205- pound Leine], mete tbe outstanding playets foi the opposition, but the continued biillance of All-Ameii can Biud Holland left no doubt of his just desctt Van Rine,t, Hol land, Sul Roth, and Jack Heming (Continued On Page Four) to meet Mr Romeo in the lobby, powder your nose, rush down, and mul him. Cwen dente helped ninny a lone ly gi een heart—the best results be ing obtained by those who closed 'then eyes, said eeme-meeme-name. mo. tossed a coin, and then asked the man who belonged to the best ,house, had a car, and no attach mentg. The 1111111 who sits in the next peat in history class is always a likely ictitn, and any chance ac ' quamtance on campus may be po tential escorts. And, of course, if none of these methods work . , they can always find a friend who knows l a friend. House party si still house pasty—to the freshmen COMPLETE CAMPUS COVERAGE PRICE FIVE CENTS Syracuse Tilt Students To Show AA Books In Buying Extra Tickets Fin Saturday's Game Sealing at la:fitments tot all football !Ames as ttpuroY et! by Btu , dent conintittees and published In an ..eatliet issue at the Collegian, a 11l be effettive for the Fall 'louse pat Q grid game nfilt S 3 tatuse on heel Saturday Sentor and junior men and all nomen nill oet.upy se, Sena 0 and it of Su! West Staticlt, - (from midfield to not th goal SOpilolllol e men a 11l be seated In Sections 0 P and Q of the East Stands Mont the South 40 yard' line to the south goal Freshmen men nil] occupy Sedions J K and of the East Stands (trout the multi goal to the north 3.lyard line I Seats to, Opponent's Rooters Irisiting leant funs mill sit in Sections iii illiti N (flow the south 10 }aid line to tho north iiiiyard line I Settlons A and 13 of the West Stands (from the south .l yard line to the south goal( Sill be open to general sale , beetlon C (from the south '3O yard line to the south 10. 3ard Iluel still be reserved for fatuity, and Section D (from mid field to the south 40 yard line) for alumni Secure Tickets In oie Main A student may secure tickets for !guests alio rimy aunt to sit with him in 1114 alioted section by_pre senting his A A booklet at the Athletic Ticket Office. 107 Old Main, a hen pin chasing these addl tional tickets There Hill be no reserved scats dint the student and his guests 1111.11 V 141 any a her e in the alloted section This mangement cumin ales fraternity and non fraternity glom) reset rations as has been the piactlce in the past Sale of tickets for the genre with Syracuse , xlll stall Monday morn ing and ( ontinue until the time of the game at 2 p m Saturday The price la sot at $2 20, tax in chided Whitmore Now Oti - Coast Speech Tour Speaking berme the Assembly of Labotattni Wm hens anti berolcs glob in Mot Stu logs, Ark. Satur day, Di Plunk C Whltutoe, Dean of the School of Chemistry and Physics, deploted the fact that l,nost of the chemiCal information given to the country's physicians comes from norkers with little or no chemical knoniedge or even trained supetvision Dean Whitmore is non on a 6000 tulle speech tour in his official ca lumny as national president of the American Chemical Society In the 1; eeks folloulng, he will deliver addresses at Kansas City, alto , Manhattau, Kan , Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Davis, Calif Corvallis, Ore, Seattle, Wash, Moscow, Ida, Bozeman, Mont, Minneapolis, Appleton,' Wis. and Milwaukee,
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