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' ... . , , , '/855:".., , VOLUME 35-NUMBER 16 Z 658 GRIDDERS MEET SYRACUSE IN HOUSEPARTY TILT Jeff reymen Edge Out Army, 1-0, As Davies Tallies In Last 2 Minutes; Victory Streak Is Stretched To 37 ;Adams, Army Goalie, Ties,Up Booters, With Saves Penn State's rampaging soe carmen defeated Brown Univer sity at Providence, R I, 7-3, ,T . t . mrsday,afternoon It was the first time this season the Lions were scored upon and their thir ty-eighth victory in 5 years By MANNY ROTH ' WEST POINT, N , Y —Striking swiftly in the - last toe minutes of play, Bill leffro a undeleated Llon boatels edged out a 'mum fat Al my eleven, 10 het a Wednesday atm noon to stn etch then t ictdry hit oak to XI games Sam Daties, inside left bLOI ed 'the lone tally as he su ned the ball nom IC mad sctimniage neat the goal after, Ftanriy Megratl, for staid, had dribbled it up the field In a final despetate aktempt,to , break the bcorelesh deadlock The contest, consldeestl the most crucial-of - the. season, found-the West Pointers pleasing the- Nit itany men to the limit Admits, At goalie, playing' his - ttautil 'spectacular :Tame. 'hat tanned 'the itammetlng'l.lollB , by saving boots which seemed destined for-certatn - . ,111'01.11(40r*WitAltpt•r-011,,,VinieTILA ilitil,a, the Sedboll:,,TileY ..have . ,: itip - on Inman e'd upon In eight eon seentive, contests ' , / ,:^ , 1 ,;- , , Jessyes Choir , . To Sing Here 7 --- i Group To Appear Januarplii As Second Number Of , Artists' Course , The , Eva lobby,: Choll, still ap :Mmti In Sclttt ub Andltel line Junta toy lb tat tlys yeat Artist, , Cow se, the tum uti tlee under Dr Call Mat 1111111 dl announced yes tet tiny This distinguished New u sing Ong ensemble 11118 chosen by the late Geot ge Gem:lrwin W appear'in ,1114 MILCCHBfIII runt 011018, "Vorgy and' Bess 1 7.Sinnmer 'Time," "11 <l..ln't Net.; ,oshatily SW' and "I Cot Plenty 0' Nothin'" aio Wee numbers taAen from this omit afilch the choir has Interin sled In concerts and on Aliesradie _The program - of the gi (alp heie 'consist of examples of the 41neiit Negro folic literate: o cover .Ling the entire field' of Negro coin yositloa for Lbws] presentlitimP new - and littimknown spin Ito l abs.' discovered and arranged by ;Miss, Jessye, ;011 be included to as folk songs, modern blues, nub \ numbei b ft 0/11` "Porgy and ,IBesti" , „ , Arrangements jot are j b3 buelj:well,known Negro COMM,. sere as BSACIRW, Still, Handy, and, vsEllington, 'but nun& numbers, ?till - Abe Miss aessye's - can 'arrange' +anenis,,tictilatmed , by critics as the Ilnebelli-Negro haii appeal a on And Gdn= ,mar Motors Hour,' and with. Rudy Vallee 'and Ben Berate In 'their ,Cersha in Memorial r{Broutlcasts. ,She Was,,nlso musicardirector of , the , first Negro- talklug , „ picture, rHallelnjah,” find linote'the theme iong tot ,Universal's "jlticla\Tont's ;Cabin" - Her choir, sang in :The 'PrOdigal," starring Lawrence m lbett ,Co 4 k llege , Study , Saves Far 4,444„ . 4 mers— $8 000 000 , 44444 , s K Pennsylvauia Armors ,a y e saved f . averlB,ooo,oo9 — yearly,by,. the Col :lege cooperatien,)with the Baltl- 4ncire„Baitk 4, or 'CooPelailvOi,ner, - I,cording to' information released by ctbe , ,Fiirm Credit Adininistration last , v,4ek , .r• ," ~This sum is saved le the at{' „chasing and idling , of feeds, fertil ryer,,"patroi9m,,' and other farm < 1 ", , Students Requested Not To Trespass On New Building Ilots Students aue acquested to re main off all buildings and In OW CI t) under construction subject /to penalty rol trespassing, at cording to a statement Issued by Gemge W Bbett. Superintendent of (hounds and Buildings Such an ordez has been given to al • old undue Misty a Bich 'night occur and enable a m kitten to labor unmolested Political Views Will Be Cited,, At Symposium Patty Representatives And Professors To Talk On Issues In State A symposiuM on Issues in the present State political campaign, sponsored by the Collegian; Alum lean Student Union; and Old l Main Bell, is tentatively' set 'for next Wednesday an Fticla ^ y Schwab .iltnittotium;,.... , 4i.+6. - , Wednesday, night ,men, connected with the...different politic:al put ties roll speak "hom the inside, look.' ing out," and,give their , views of, and ideas on the pi went issues .. , nd political ' conditions in the' State _ The speakets %ill be Clatence C Klein, Delmont of Hat tisbuig, 1W Wald Fleming, Republican of Bellefonte, and, Lloyd Si own, Coin munist. of Pittsbutgli Speaker fin the- Socialist patty has not. been Pained s its yet. day (night, pl ofessoi s campus me expeLted to speak They will give the views of the people, "fi um the outside, looking Varsity Orators ,To Olipose ' Angloirish "Itesolved that. the Thitisl: Em pilli In an obstacle to World Peat.e" Will be tho question In a debate botseen the Varsity orators and an Anglo Irish team intSthwab Au ditorium , at 8 , p m -Tuesday Representing the National Union or Students of England :did Whie% and" the Irish National Unkin of Students, the visiting team will In clude William T Wllliamv and William A. Beers They de bate the negative side of 0113'11110d Lion - _ Dennis A Weave: '.19, and David N Celia '.19, V, 11l oppose the Anglo. It Isla Pair a - `College Album' Ready For ilouseparty Goers I=9 inside the volumes ale guys, This is a glimpse into "Colle ' Club show to be presented tomtit' -7.15 p m to an audience of housep Volume I was written masteis of satire, Gordon Thomas '39 'and Mows Feldbuum Lind contains 11 porttatts. - Volume II or "Romeo and Juliet" was written - by an old muster— Sill Sluilk.speate. However, tC has been renovated and will now appear Ill'swingtime' Rometh'will ..be a man, us usual. Juliet will 'be . u. man, usual Opening with' a College, medley entire, Glee 'Club , and' the Thespian ehOrd-10 b0y5,".1.0 giilet —holding, the `spotlight,„\colume will ,move , througli , its "numerous portraits and -elope _with ,iJimmte McAdams and - his , swing quintet beating it; out for Bob 1.1-leitz '4O and a chorus of four couples ^ ' Amodg the portraits in Volume_ 1 use take-offs 'on college football, fraternity rushine : a cliss 'after, Sale Of Sign's , Not 'lntended, Tribunal Says Suggests Profits Be Given To Freshmen Or PSCA; / Punishes 4 Frosh ' Pi alas made ham the sale of "Beal. / Sp atiuse" signs should b.: 1(11iled over Lo ei the, the ft csh man class ',tensely of the PSCA di we, Student Ti suggested Tues day Not tond a ennung those o ho sold the signs to ft eshmen dui ag the week, Teibunal stated that the sale was against Its intention to have the freshmen make the. placards themselves nithout env expense Attendance at Rally N'teshmen with bousepaity dates me excused ftom custom.; while then dates ate here, the body de weed All freshmen. will be te noned to attend the pep tally in Rec Hall at 8:30 tonight,uith,hat num inspecting- fratetnity houses co find violators of this ruling Peimission was given fr eshmen , Ito attend Penn State'Club mix et in the yomen's Buildtrig from 4 4 .4. 124 1 p,n2:&iikafterppon.k,,W . y_ may. associate - with women at the imam litinust wear custom~. - Four Freshmen Penalized Dive freshmen were tried by Tu.. b'unal, with four Thund guilty and given punishments which began on Wednesday and will be in effect un til the end of the Lafayette game 4 week fi oin'tomorrow. Penalties will be off for houseparty John Pelly is weal mg a sign %%Inch i cads, "I Knelt , Het When Shr Way Knee High " A laid cage whirls John Cap maple's head On his back is a sign leading, "I Cut Syuntcly and liibunal Caged Ale," while the cue Rout says, "nee Fountain Pen Set vice " Ile will also emu a bot tle of ink lot the use of uppei clubmen Ai t Thot flail Wetub an ice bug tied mound his head with a led iibbun, and a sandwich sign %%Inch leads, "Wooy , Woliy , Wormy'' and "I Worly About My Dates" A pillow is tied on Iliti old High's head with a Led •Itbbon, and illy alai:did bays, "I Got Off Pretty Soft " DEAN RAY Officially, she's the Dean 'of Women, _but in order to know her more intimately , you'd have• to read the biog raphy - of Miss ,Cbartotte E. Ray In the next issue of the _COLLEGIAN 1 Out. Next Tuesday :tate rumpus comes in'twu volumes ,ago, and gals. , ge Album,' combined Tliespian-Glee ownight in &hind, Auditorium at arty goers , houseparty weekend, and a meeting of, the borough council - Singing and dancing numbers in clude "Stet ',Dust," "The Artists' Corn sec" "A Course in Spanish," "The College Prom," and ,"Small Fry" _ • Appearing in these number aie Maijorie Watts '4l, Lois Jane Bente& '42, Mireßle Paquit '4O, Dot Reeves Peggy Schaeffe. '4O, Ruth Wagner , '4O, Barbara Thiel '42,'Ruth Marcus '39, Gordy Beach Ml, Conme - ICOnoPka '4l, Pat Altwater '4o,' Leslie Lewis '9l, Murtha Stringer '42, , Dick - Tyrell '39, George VanAltstyne '4l, Jo: Dobbs '39, Bud Yanofsky '39, Bob Heitz '9O, Arthur` Shapiro- '4l, John Geltz '4l, Stan Rubin '4O, Meyer Dickler '4l,;and Jack Heck '4L, , i STATE COLLEGE, PA', FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1938 New Hitch ' Develops' In PW A Grant Delay In Approval May, , Postpone Program , See edetoual, "Now We Hcic; Now It Ain't," Page 2 Special to the Coact/tan • HARRISBURG, Oct 27 Al though the General State Authot ity last week ,nnounced that woik: on a new :$5,000,000 building pm am at the Pennsylvania State College would be launched Pimme dnitely" and be completed "with la-18 months," a new hitch which may indefinitely Sostpone'thd pi o loam developed here yestei day ' Indicating that the Publa. Woi ks Administi ation ' had not yet officially unmoved the giant de-1 spite (love, col Geo, ge II Rai lON announcement of 'the allocation, kijoi Ansli (AVy, IC. PWA attlinimsl.l atm, wuined the Authority that a laLk of spon sor ninth 'hams may comp& al slash in its new., $56,000,000 msti tutional program Uncle' this magma', the Author ity has requested the PWA foi outlight giants_ of 95 pci cent, with an additional 55 pet cent loan to be supplied by the , feclei al gov el mnent "Pennsylvania Is facing a Nun. ) mus situation," Mum) Andi cub said "The Genei al State Author ity hasn't ovided any of Ita sponsois' money yet. They have only until' January 1 to , get the neceistuy advsitise'foi bids and stmt construction " Student Autos Need Permits All Owners Must Buy Special Plates At Patrol °Mee,' Captain Dennis Says - All °Ludt:nth eho ova and °m ato automobiles on the campus must get the official Penn State il cense plate, accoi ding to Captain William V Dennis, head of the Campus Patrol Inungotated last year, the limns -1.7 plan has been renesed this lea an An students who are under Ll 3eass of age musts first plesent a signed application, unmoved by their parents. before they may pur chase 'permits _ Over 240 licenses have already been Issued and applications for nun more are in, according to Captain Dennis, but there are still many who have not made applica tion The plates, small blue reclanglee ith Penn State. a number, and the year in white. can be pur chased for 25 cents In the Campus Patrol olae, 3rd floor, 91d, Maya Five: Resignations - Accepted By Board Resignations of the members of the fault Mile been accepted by the Board of Trustees. President Ralph D Ilan] announced Pester dal Dn J Lee Dean, aseuelato pro !mom of silviculture. resigned to become dean of rot esti,' al CUM lade State College Seth 12 John son, assistant nibfeseor-of animal nutrition, Elea= L Smith, exten sion ropresentlitive is home econo mks, Regliatn , A ;Varteressian, in structor, in cliemlnal engineering, and Bleanot J . Smith, extension representathe in home economies, also resigned. Dean Asks Students To'Clear Rec Hall By - ' 1:30 Today For Rally All h tudentb arc 'allocated to clear Recreation Hall by 4:30 this afternoon, accoiding to Dr Curl P Schott, Dean ..of the School of Physical Education and 'Athletics. ,„ ' A 'clocked ielicarsal fur to night's broadcast Pep Rally is planned - forlhat - time and mat ters will be greatly facilitated if all students vacate the build ing ,at the specified hour, Dr Schott said. Favored 'Orange Eleven Features Classy Pass, Combination In Sidat-Singh To Ruth to outguess the Lion defense tomorremiwifh deceptive and accurate heaves to teammate "Babe" Ruth Sidat-Singh defeated State almost single handed last year by tossing two,toucheown aerials and inter. eepting Windy Wear's wildifilma late in the game-toarun for the win• nine, score. Syracuse won, 19-13 KDKA To Air Big Pep Rally Tonight Program Will Include Presentation Of HI'Q, Songs, Interviews, Swing Music Yens State gill help made tadie htquiy as the repusylrenia Das Pep Rally lu be held in Ileueal,Km llall al. 8 :30 Itonig,hl Kett, "an Ili- Planned at, a mammoth dentonsta alma w ging the Lions on lo an upset victoi y civet Syracuse tomm tow af WI noon, the tally will be In oad cast over Station KDK A, Pittsburgh, in one of the In st, al:tempts It, In ovalcust an actual pep meeting ft om a college wawa- 'rwu weeks ugo, , hl)lo, bioadeast ia Cat nem° Tech lolly, whit% was 'held in the lathe studio {Olen! evei Ailing could he easily contiul led Tonight's 'frau will be unus ual in that the mania' ieactions of the_ (AIM(' will be utted , To Record Program KDICA —6irieials consulei this broadcast to be so important that the whole plograin is to be record ed for futuie reretenee . Featur mg the ptomain will be 'the pi esentation of Penn State's rust ... Co-ed llousepan ty Queen, a co-ed chosen by the students through a pull sponsored by the Collegian Picked curly in the week, the Queen identity Las been shinnied m seelecy and will be an nounced fin the lug time tonight The lucky co-ed will be inlet viewed lot the ladle, audience by Bill Stahel land, head .111110MICCI for liDKA Foul campus musical otganva- Dons will 'appeal on the pitigiam The Blue Band arid the Glee Cluti will Name Ltaditional college songs uhile implant music, some thing new in a Penn State pep rally, will be furnished by the 11y- Los and Bill BllttOrrb La 111 suing band Grant in Charge Prof. Itichaid W Giant, three tor of College Music and a menthe of the committee in clunge,of at latigements, will have charge of the musical pant of the program • Bill Sutheiladd, KDKA tumour. cet, will aelf us general muster of ceiemontes. Ile has been announe tag the "color" nr broadcasts of Penn State football games this full and has also done the advertising for the Atlantic Refining Company which sponsors the Lion football broadcasts . . Jactia,Bany, announeei of tht. play-by-play desuiptions of OT. Lions' glut tilts, will 'Mennen, Coaches Oasis Solem of Syi Heusi: and Bob Iliggnu, of Penn State The Tribunal, in its TudSdav meeting, voted to impure all fresh men to attend the Lally rgiatt H. P. Q. Exclusive plain es of the Houscparty Queen, in formal and informal poses, will be published in the next issue of the COLLEGIAN Out Next Tuesday PSCA Finance Drive , ' Climbs To $1797.90 Up Iu midnight Wednesday. 41797 90 ttat, eon ti 'bated by butte men and women students to the 96 . 8 Chi 'slum ASWelialllll name Canvas. Wallace 71 Dunlap '4O and Phyllis K Het '3o,.tu (ohau men of the tamping:l, all -1101.1111,e1l Racial Theory Of Nazis, Europe Interest Pundt "What is-lhe quality of our der Thus Di.. Alfred C Pionlt of 'heal science, Until Collegian, thicms a winning waf United States Di Pundt was bully in Home stead, lowa, in 1904. Ile was gi ad tinted hem the University of 4 / 3 - U II 111 1929, inamiing in political reience Tinning his 'eves ,east-' wind,, lie accepted a position with the Chase National Bank in New Yolk City, leaving theme in 1930 He was awaided the degree of master of nits 111 iIISAUI y by Co lumbia University in 1929. Flom the Chase Funk, lie went on a six months' study tout of Europe In 1935 Columbia Univeisity confer led upon him time degree of doc tor of philosophy The professor hail the inivilege of studying for his master's and doctorate degrees under the world Hanley May Return To Starting Line-tip; Toretti Shifted Back To Guard; Gajecki Goes To Center By BILL ENGEL BEAT SYRACUSE 1 Such is the cry that a icviscti and spit iced Nittany Lion eleven, on the short end' of the odds, 1%111 carry against a spectaculai Syracuse Warn befoic an expected capacity Houseparyt crowd of 12,000 On New Beaver Field at 2:30 o'- clock tomorrow afternoon, Featuring one of the most classy pass combinations in the East, Wilmeth Su.lat-Singh to Hal "Babe" Ruth, the Orange will likewise be on the rebound lollowmg its initial loss of the season Michgan State ti iumphed mei Coach Ossie Soiem's crew, 19-12, last Saturday ilftei Syracuse had tiouneci Clarkson, Maryland, and upset Coe nell Dean Hanley, '207-pound vete; Lad,le who wtleied a Imu enc. of an old knee 'rimy in the Buck nell downfall. may be in Coatn doh Higgins' slat tang 1a n c d which has been bolstei ed by num ous change,. With Joe Peel and 11 ode Mon loggia' gaol ds on the sidelines with leg injune3, Tor Tot etla ha, been shifted back to has foa mm guar d spot to team with Ted - meth Leon Gajeckt, centu e placement, will stint the contest at he pivot position Joe Metro, senior fullback, te -11101 CS .I,loyd , Ickes^in,the plunger.; post to round out State's tentutivc stinting backfield of Chuck Petcts, Metro Chosen Acting Captain For Orange Grid Game Tomorrow fusellll I' "Meter' Metro, 411.11,1tY pile drl% leg fulllnt‘k, eas belet.led by the Lunching start yesterday to eel ve as Actin Captain fur the Lions fill} 11,11,11 a fat toed by retest , eleven to won Oct Ilel to 001 N big his tbb ti Seat t, , i lie Sarslty. is 111 be slue ling his lust g a ICC this season apt bp.t the ()lunge. regigglgg I,lotl Ickes 1 1 Ca aig White. and Tony Gunman loin°, John Putt lel., '4l blothing bads. «di be out of action until the Penn game nith a In Anti tih Led by Capt J,ini Hi nett at left tickle. Syracuse will held a husky lot %%aid n all of live lettermen and Iwo bophooiuies Chuck Ile& will pair with sophomore Whitey Pao at ends, Bluett and Bill "Red" Beau* at tackles, George (lappet and sophomoie John Congdon at gunny, with the dependable John ny Swat! at mitten. Sidat-Singii and Roth lead an ivei lbw of good bnektteld mulct al including 10 lettet nioncis Bill Hoffman at climate' and Stan John- OP1101110re: will get the tall along nab Sidat-Singh and Ruth Vete' ans Mat Ly Glickman, Glynn ice :quintet, JaLk Hinkle, Att Mot Non, Vult Zinidahl, and Dick Range' dlith Cliff Wilson. flaslu, hist-yea] men, are all on hand mocracy at bomb?" the department of history and pat or faculty political writers for the t to the demotratit winds of the famous authority on nationahani, Cal Iton I H Hayes, now with Col umbia University Di Puna has written an out standing book on an era of Ger man nationali.sin, "Arndt and the Nationalist Awakening in Genii. any," publiebed by the Columbia Univeisity Press in 1935. The book is bused chiefly on the works of Arndt himself. Greatly intelested in the due times of race, in Germany, lie has mitten an aiticle for Woild Af fails Interpreter, "The Nazi Race Cult." Dr. Pundt's main inteiest is the social and economic history of recent Europe. He is affiliated with the local chapter of the Am erican Fedecution of Teachers COMPLETE CAMPUS COVERAGE PRICE FIVE CENTS Class 01 1932 Asks Muralist Be American Henry Val num Poor May Be Choice 01 Comnrittee; $16,000 Is Cosi "An Amin 1(411 .11 ilbt, of national epulalatni 'should be employed to (imitate the antis of Old Maid nail 111111dt 1111111tIllg4," LUIS the mannity ieply nude by members of the Class of Vi 32. to a questroll - bent out by Hugh R thallium' of the class of 1932 gift Colllllllttec 'flits is another step 111 the di iceLion towards completion of the plopo,ed plans tot the project The slim:lion of Hit at List, hots evei, tout be made Diva conimittee, following official eppioval and no- Leptance Lt ilie authoritie., of the $4,000 gift. IL was revealed !ferny Vat num Pout, a disting uished Anal 11.411 annalist, who lately has emerged among the out standing win lie's in fiesco, is 1111- del tonsideiation Ms best known nut It al pi estut is a set of mut als in the Depai Linea of Justice build ing at Washington fie is nos; rot king rni annals in the new Do iiui Linen! of Cullman se building If bL Pout is ~ tglied, the Col lege adl be the Lust large educa tional institution tii the United States to possess inipoi tarn. mural aintings by a pioinnient Ameri can at tint That the as depict the pecii liaily ATOM lean contribution 'to education made by the Land Chant tolleges and utmeisities of the na tion was also stipulated by ment he's of the class `Snoopshooteri' Reveal 'All' In Froth It s hat late to little non II ton noto Indiscreet enough to let 011 C or Froth's snapsbooterb catch up it Ith on In a grit ate mo ment, %well Just hate to face the e‘pose of college life itt the law a tme-page section of candid comma shots taken all mei campus, from the privacy of 'tli Hall to the middle of (let Hall's dance floor—makes Its de but In the Houseparty Issue on bale tot's, at the Corner At the bei s inolng of Freshman Week, nun' bent out a tree or phologiapheis aI to orders to snoop all °vet the place and get the ci wriest shuts possible Then the shots started rolling In. and even the Froth mugs, noted for lack of conscience among oth er things, had 'leant enough to de late some of the photos They left plenty of httimate shots, lion ever. and the photog raphers woe extreniely careful to keep themselves hidden, so don't feel too sure that you aren't caught See today's Froth and find out for yourself
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