Foie Four
Portraiture Display
Shows Development
An exhibition of till' t:.-one foe
simile reproductions of portraits
flout early to contemporary times
n 111 be, on displa% in the College
holler) 303 Main Engineet log. un
til No% 22
Fraud. If, Hyslop, TWIT llWilli/el
of 'the division of line ails. will
give a gallery talk about this exhi
bition next Weduexclits at 7 30
in
Copies of most of the remoduc
tlons. nhich are Limohued lis Rat
mond and Raymond through the
American Federation of Arts, are
for sale Prices may be ascer
tained hs Moulting at the At chi
tectittal Reading Room
Beginners Offered
CheSs Instruction
Thit.Penn State Chess Club will
sponsor classes in the fundamen
tals and theory of the game, foi
beginneis, James J Flits, '39, an
nounced yestei day.
Vetei an membin, will be ap
pointed to act as instiuctois for
the classes which will be held Fu
day evenings at 8 o'clock, second
fool lounge, Old Main
Catheium
Shows at 1:30, 3 00, 6.30, and 8:30
Complete show as late as 9.06 p.m
, TODAY and TOMORROW
Secrets of a Doctor . . told In, a
Doctor! Startling drama raps the
street' . from the sensational
noel 10 million peoiSle haw! read.
ROBERT DONAT
ROSALIND IaISSELL
an
"THE CITADEL"
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
CONSTANCE BENNETT
`SERVICE DE LUXE'
mitt,
VINCENT PRICE
CHARLIE RUGGLES
HELEN BRODERICK
MISCHA tUER
Sfate
Shows at . 1 30, 3.00, 6 30, 8.30
Complete Show as late as . 9.05
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
She . I%anted something to happen
. . he.wanted a big story . . hut
they both got 'what thee really
*anted,
FREDRIC MARCH
VIRGINIA BRUCE
`There Goes My Heart'
with
PASTY h ELLY
, ALAN MOM BRAY
MARY CARROLL
EUGENE I'ALLErrE
ETIENNE GIRADOR
A Mut le Quiz Picture
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
"Just Around
the Corner"
JOAN DAVIS
BERT LAHR
BILL ROBINSON
CHARLES FARRELL
AMANDA DUFF
Nitta-mi
6.30, 8.30
Evenings at
Last complete show as late as 9.05
TODAY ONLY
FRED ASTAIRE
'GINGER ROGERS
"CAREFREE"
WEDNESDAY ONLY I
3 LANE SISTERS
" GALE I'AIGE
JOHN GARFIELD
JEFFREY LYNN
"Four Daughters"
THURSDAY ONLY
ALICE FATE
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TYRONE POWERS
DON AM ECH E
TOM BROWN
ALICE BRADY
ANDY DEVINE
in
'"ln Old Chieigo7
SPORTOGRAPHIES
By 808 WILSON
Two Soccer
Bigott Scored; ,Lions
Nipped Navy In
Real Thriller
The game A.is in its waning mo
ments ' State's sotcei stieak
%%as at stake. A scaleless tie sith
pomeiful Navy team seemed in
evitable
Then, suddenly, there was a des
i elate scrimmage dnectly in front
of the Navy goal The ball bounced
high out of the fighting, mass of
playeis A dull thud follor.ed and
it was all over
Luis Augusto Bigott had scoied
on a speetuculu off-head shot to
give State a 1-0 irictoly
"I was lucky" That's the way
Gus Bigott, little olive-skinned
Venezuelan and sophoznote soctei
sensation, e•plained the play that
beat the Middies
Vital statistics Bigott also at
ttibutes the goal to a telegram
oshich N%as delivered to him on the
held at half time The wile
Good luck Poi ylloto cap ibercinst
ova cspei anti° cc,ta (signed) Lily
Piobubly the most colorful
playet on the squad Jeffrey
calls him "Stinko" Didn't come
to Penn State to play soccer The
Ag course in daisy husbandry at
tiacted him His, biggest ambi
tion is to ietuiti to Venezuela and
establish the daily industry these
Calls his apartment "The Cos-
mopolitan Penthousq , Hei&
shy Bedout Data) of Columbia,
Geroge nista= of Puerto Rico
and Lester DoTuik of Reading
his roommates • . Was captain
of basketball and tennis at Halt is
blue. Academy His Dad mans
factutes ttgatettes And he
modestly ci edits his btillimit play
ing to Bill's coaching and suppoit
of the mlible soccer team
Con-Man Disappears
Amid Consternation
(Continued From Page One)
Lank draft to tunve 'any day
The boys ussuied 'him that be
had nothing to molly about He
bolioned $5O fiom Bigott and
togged out in a new suit of Ha
et's ,
Alvarado Needed Bromo
All was well until the trd, min
ing when Alvarado decided he.
needed a Bioino,Nin a hut iy
But, foi all Bigott and Ilene..
know, he still may be atm hit
Bi onto. Alvarado neve' tetut necl
Just iccently, hove‘et, Bigutt
toad an at tiele in the Bov,dont Col
lege navel of a young semot by
the name of Lopez Picchu
The lead paiuglaph was as mOl
- S
"Who , is Senor Lopce Picchu,
and whine is he? That Is the ques
tion which has puzzled seem al
members of the college tot the
last neck and a half"
. .
•
The test of the story was So tyi)-
lull of his own e•petience here
nith' Alvarado, that Bigott was
convinced Alvaiudo is Media, of
vice versa
"With this College-to-chllege loc
ket: this Cello; must do alight
lot himself," Bigott admitted in
quite a disgusted manual
BULLETINS
IFU meeting, 406 Old Muln, 7-30
p 111
11.111e1 drainalcs gi oup ti
207 Home Ecoutnks, 7 JO p Di
TOMORROW
Gelman club meeting, Alpha Uhl
Sigma, 7 15 p ul
Business meeting or Foil Club
tenting mum of White Hall, b:.30
p
Hugh, Beaver Club, Little The
title, S p
THURSDAY'
Organl7atlon meeting of Pena
State Chess Club, Room 318, Old
Main, 8 p m
German Club, Alpha Chi Sigma
Program imitates Getman baud
and talks on Pomo Ivanla Cet•
Malls
Bell editorial Land Wales, 318
Old Main, 7 p m Winkel! to bpeak
6 Members Added ,
To M. I. Fraternity
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, honniary
Mineral industries fraternity,
Hd
tiated six members at formal Lars
monies lust Monday
John 1' Thomas, Jesse W Chum,
Harry -H Haab, Maurice M Lip
nit.k,,John W Myeis. James Id
Staples, all junlors; - were initiated
Prof D It Miti:hell was honored
IMb an assn late membership in
the society.
ROLLER SKATE
Ever); Friday and Sunday
8 till 11
- IiECLA PARK
. 7 Mlles E. of Bellefonte
'•) $4
Merriwells
Davies Scored; Liohs
Nipped Army In
Real Thriller
The game was in its waning mo
ments Penn State's soccer stteak
rt US at stake A scoreless tie with
poweiful At my team seemed m
oldable -
-Then, suddenly, theme was a des
potato set immage dnectly in fund
of the At my goal The ball dub
bled out of the lighting mass of
players A dull thud followed and
it was all over
Samuel Floyd Davies had suited
on a difficult coiner shot to give
State a 1-0 victory
"I was lucky 'k That's the way
Sam Davies, quiet, easy-going in
etde light and ,jack-of-all-sports,
explained the play that beat the
Cadets
Vital ,statistics• "Methodical
Sam" attitbutes the phenomenal
success of the Lion boccer team to
one leason—Bill Jeffrey . He
was elected "outstanding - athlete"
of Oveibiook Hi, Philly, in 1935
for his Milhant play in thice
sports . (bocce', basketball and
baseball) Shoots eighteen holes
of golf consitently in the middle
80's . Was captain of the flesh
man basketball squad here -in
1935-36 Caine to Penn State
"on the spur of the moment" .
Is a F student with a 18 all
college average 'Spends his
summers in the ,Pittsburgh steel
mills Is a member of Sigma
Nu nat.:may and was recently
tapped Palm" Nous Has a ma
nia for spaghetti and veal cutlets
. Note to Messis Foid, Chty
slei of Woolwoith - Wants a sales
pi omotion Job And likes' noth
ing bettei dial - playing soccer fol
(a) Bill Jeffrey and (b) Penn
State
Tommy Leads Band
At Last How Game
(Continued From Page One)
an official's decision
A native of New England, Tom
my played trombone in the timid
famous Boston Symphony Oich
estia %%bile he v.us still in high
school
After finishing n bandmaster',
course at West Point, Tommy led
airily bands throughout the world
im several yeals, being reamed
in daily toneetts at the World:.
Columbian Exposition in 1893 Ile
was Letoginied as one of the coun
try', outstancling,ti ombonists
"Two gie.:.t men came hem in
1914," says the bandmaster "Bob
Higgins was one at them" Taking
chaige of the band and the College
oichesta a in S'eptembei of that
veal, he made a hit at the annual
Pitt alumni smoke' with his own
iomposition, "Penn State."
"I'm 103 yeais old, he said, but
1 can still make mote noise on a
tiumpet than the whole damned
bunch of 30u," Tommy told Blue
Band men Saturday, as he wrap
ped his old blue airily overcoat
mound him, took ii.eigaiette . hom
the hand-made silvei case that the
, luectth of an (mein company once
gave him in Austialm, and ,a twin
kle in his eye, he made hN last
exist horn New Beaver Field
I- Commission Elects
nold Cm let , was dott
ed in e4ldent of Ft ealnnun Men's
Commission at a meeting held in
Old Main Wednesday night Min
lay 1. Silia al to was Holected eke
pre-Ideal Co secrellirle., .named
a, ere Alexandey W Maxwell and
Fri ntls S Vaxwell
Faust Named Head
Alms Helen 43 Faust, dean of
sophomolc women, was elected Ca
pone' pi esident of Cwens, \sophot
mole women's activities honorary,
at the ninth national convention
held recently at the Univei sity of
Kentucky, Lexington Ky ,
.
SUITS
DRESSES HILAND
COATS
' Cleaned
AND . . sHop
Pressed
, . .
The best place in town to have your
Cleaning and Pressing' done
O.
. ,
Dial 31_71 - - :
220/z S. Allen Street . ' State College
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Thespians Feature'
`Drag' Floor Show
A Nita of applommately $lOO
on the Thespian's Vinosity Diag
dance in Roe llali Satuiday night
has been announced by Glenn II
Hill '39, business manager of Thes
pians
Highlights of the dance 3vere
Sammy Gallu's songs and the limn
show, which includedTeggy Schaf
fei's Fanny Bike dance, special
ties by Bulimia Thiel, a violin so
lo by Edwaid Hill, dancing by
Pat Altwatei, the opening number
from the, Thespian show, 'College
Album—a medley of Penn State
songs in swing time—and a scene
Pion the Romeo and Juliet skit
Because of napalm demand,
Thespians will piesont "College
Album" again in the near future
Alumna Is Delegate
Miss Mary Gojdics, an alumna,
and a tesident of Omaha. Neb.,
was - delegate from the College - to
the University of Omaha's dedi
catory mementos and conferences
on higher education last Thursday
to Saturday Nearly 100 otherieol
leges and universities throughout
the nation sent delegates to the
tine° day ptomain
CLASSIFIED
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex
pertly repaired, portable and of
fice machines for sale or rent. Dial
2342 Harry E Mann, 127 West
Heave' avenue ' BB yr
TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUNG—
All walk guaranteed Rackets
called for and delivered The Re
stringer, 20G West College avenue
Dial 3.360 BB yr
RADIO SERVICE—Don't be with
out your radio We lend you
one while yours is in service No
extra charge All makes serviced,
work guaranteed The Music
Room, Glennland Bldg, Buck Tay
lor
APARTMENT WANTED— I foi
men Famished or partly
bedroom, living loom,
kitchen, bath Reply 101 Old Main
97-2tcogd
LOST—lnterclass finance key
with initials B A N Please
ettu n to Student Union oa call
2632 Reward lt:loban
WANTED—One onenger for
Penn genie Leave Friday, re
turn Sunday Phone 1115
1114tt. OD
KOH SALE-Ono bov'w Itlcytle - In
trttellent condition Will sell 'at
low pi Ice Call - Low
1044 tp CO
WANTED—Passengets (I) to Phil:
It Leaving and iettnning on
Satuldny 'Call Lew 3236
107-ltp GD
FOIL RUNT—Room in Pi vale
home Gmage it deshed Fla
(entity section Phone 352 f
105 ltp (ID
WANTED—Boat de: s Convenient
ly located Good food, eabou
able I ate', handle lii at floor, 326
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evening ... Got erument in operty
Please I elm n to Student Union
No (mentions asked t
.I.o6.ltionip TB
THE RETURN to Student Union
desk or a brown checked rain
coat removed from Main Engineer
ing building coat rack last Satur
day morning will be gieatly appre
ciated . 105 lip-TB
FOR SALE—Zubs Ikon camels, 16
Wastes on 120 roll flint, ;Olad
nett_ Cost $6O Call 2204 /
110 1111-GD
WANTED—F ou 1 passengers to
Philadelph In Friday, Nov 11,
evening Return Sunday Dial 2621 -
1938 1 Chevrolet sedan 109.1te-TB
OVING CUP FOUND May have
name by tuning at Student Un
ion 103-Itt GD
1 . We Women 1
'The China aid teas to-be given
Thursday by the women student.,
will be a small putt of a lai get na
tional otganization headed by The
odore Roosevelt, Ji , All money col
lectcd ham the ten-cent admission
charge and the sale of lice bowls
will be sent to help the non-com
batant Chinese suffer els
This is the time to show your
school spit it—even more than
school spirit, by backing a move
ment oigumzed by the women stu
dents—give it the full-hearted sup
port which it deserves
If you can't visualize the hot
lots through which those citizens
must live, look mound you and
see the ttansfei students here on
our own campus They scan the
limpets fat every wind of news they
can find of plhees they know and
calculate the (lunge' to then fa
milies and fiends
It's a small mice to, pay—only
ten cents to feel that you have
done your share in banging .1
peat movement of salvation and
peace Timer its goal - ,
Between the Lions
(Continued From Page Three)
also figure, in the fight for fist
place—Frey of Michigan State.
and Smith (another one) of Maim,
Penn State's haniels will have
plenty of trouble wi estmg the team
title hum Michigan fitate, who
has won the championship five
times in a low
Army's 1935 squad of 511play
els hailed from 29 states
KNOTS YOU ALL
HAVE SEEN
shrewd demagogues .
onto the pension band wagon. See Page z 9•
by FRANK G. DICKINSON
Assistant Professor of Economies,
- , Untvermtii of Illsnon
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The, m oment I sal, Heeense.l...saidsto_inyfer
IS.,WARr
Way To Drive
Now Outlined
Neyha,ri, To Use Repetition
For Training Beginners
, To Drive Safely
"Today ty be a safe (hives, one
must know hou to handle a car
Unfit!' all conditions," Piofessoi
Neyhast, thiectos of the Instate
of Public. Safety here, said recent
ly
Piofessos Neyhait's null is to
gain sound (hiving ,habits foi
every automobile operator through
constant "dietitian of , the cossect
tethnique under veiled mourn
stances
To assure safe di ivsng, Neyhatt
has outlined a system for begin
ners Under his program, the be
i.innet is shown the correct posture
at the wheel and the plopet ate of
.ne gems, the clutch, and the
brake. He looms to steer, stop and
back, us well as how to signal, pass
:Mau cans and pink the vehicle.
Ttaining in the mine complev
foams of (hiving follows, such as
how to pull out of skids, how to
round curves so that passengers
ale (minim tdble, and how to "dt ive
ahead" of to size up and avoid sit
uations likely to lead to accidents
The program was developed hei a
by Professor Neyhatt and ik being
used by the Institute of Public
Safety in educating duvets and
teachers of safe diiving
- Anthony Duke, Pinneton stu
dent and hen to put of the Duke
Joanne, has an allowance - of $BO
a day _
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2 The Pee_Wee Knot 3ThePonikKal
1 The Door Knob Knot
licirictise was the Type. gar-
velous amlier red hair: Curls.
A cutey:wooteY. It was sicken- -
mg how the fellows Wild' for
.her. "She's got what it takes,
all right," I allowed. "We all
hays," said Carol, "but,Hor
' tense 'knows how to use lt."
Read how the boys went Su—
OtirFriend Hortense
- 1,3; ROSALIE MELLETIE
Ititerhational Pea"ce•
Object Of Studies
The Inteinational Relations Club,
sponsored by the Cal negle Endow
mein. tot Intel national Peace, and
devoted to the vtudy of interna
tional relations, has been reorga
ni/ed and will meet on Wednes
days hoot 7 15 to S 15 p m in
Room 105, Main Engineering
The club has been divided into
wven commissions. each devoted
to one Sold of Intet national Rela
tions
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The' commissfons me. Commis
,::,
Election ' Days' At . 1 7 romm y sz - ,
Otir Store joins in this current spirit by staging an elec-';
tion of its own. i , -.. •
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•- Every voter is fi Candidate.
,
• • You receiveloo votes with each $1 purchase
- 4i' Beautiful prizes every week. , ,
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to -coming down into fl:4_
street? I Want to talk (0.11011
ALSO _IN ;THIS ' ISSUE
PREP SCHOOL COACH. Earl C MacArthur:ao4
coached Larry Kelley at Peddle, vmtesrof coaching' s ,
at 'school Where football is pla s ied for,,sport, not;
gate receipts
"AIRLINE PILOTING IS NO FUN. They boss'
by radio too much. I don't haye'to ask anybc
I can take offl" With that, private pilot
Henderion takes off for Nevi Orleans - rand trout
Pi dramatic short story,' Communlcationa,
,Leland Jamieson.
400 NEW,DEALERS now run America' Relior .
Joseph Alsop and Robert Kintner, contmuingthe
story of the Brain Trust arid whist it hasled to,'
you about them in Wo Shall Maio? Ame r ica C
AND,... Garet Garrett on,the Machine Cr
Short stones,'eddiiriali, Post Scripts, car
. and fun irOttniweeleS , Post,,now or
Tuesdity, Nover4ber 8, 1938;-14
sloe on Latin America, Commis l r
Mon on England and France,;Com- r
mission on Central Europe, Com
mission on Russia, Commission'on
the League of Nations and World
Court; Commission on the Causes'
and Cure of Velar, and the Commis
sion on American Foreign Policies
Each week, one of the commis.
atom will report. on -the interna
tional news of the week and anotil
er will loot t on a topic related to
-
its title _
Co-eds arc outnumbered by men
in the Massachusett latitute 'of
Technology freshman class by , a
'atm of 164,t0 1
Of 1.
RID GS
(sc ,
)Puopleinbllissouri talked
ibout Tipton ,Tadlock in
•
coshed voices .He ad
killed five men - be foie h he
M. He'd lived hard, and
rays traveled behind him.
years of wandering and 4
ieturns to his home town,
ig into love—and-two men
life. ,
ad "The Romance of Rosy
iu know this author's gift of
id you'll find uncommon
this new tale of romantic
IVIAcKINLAY
KANTOR