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Five. Co-Eds On Ballot
For Harvest Ball Queen
Who 1%111 'sign as Harvest Queen',
To one of fire co-eds--Peggy E Aloym '39, Janet E Story '4O,
Helen 13 Caaniei '4l, Jeanne A Smith '4l, m Marjorie H Stockett
'42—will go the honor of piesiding at the annual Haivest Ball on
Decembei 3
The Queen hill be selected in a College-wide ballot stai ting this
mot ning and ending tomot low at noon The nominations weic made
last seek by Ag Council
Them ate ballot boxes at the
Cot net Room, Student Union desk,
and in the Aglicultme and Home
Economic, buildings
Large photographs of the five
candidates ate on display in a
Comet Room window, and the
Harvest Queen committee will es
cort the co-eds on campus, to fra
teinities, and doun Loon tonight
so that students can see them and
make then choice
Carrying out the harvest ccle
P.:11,.
Shows at 1.30, 3 00, 6 30, and 8 30
Complete show as late as 9,05 p m.
JOHN HOWARD
HEATHER ANGEL
REGINALD DENNY
H B WARNER
In
"Arrest"
Bulldog Drummond"
WEDNESDAY ONLY
(No Matinee Showing)
' If teachers only knew what the
girls are studying'
"GIRLS' SCHOOL',
Ann Shirley - Nan Grey
Ralph 'Bellamy - Noah Beery, Jr
A Motie QM] Picture
THURSDAY and FRIDAY I
(No Matinee Friday)
How to hook a man in ten easy
lessons!
MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN
LEW AYRES
= -
"Spring, Madness"
CCM
Ruth Hussey,- Ann Morriss
Burgess Meredith i Joyce Compton
Shows at 1 30, 3 00, 6 30, and 8.30
Complete show as late as 9:05 p.m
(No Matinee Wednesday)
RONALD COLMAN
"If I Were King"
- with -
FRANCES DEE
BASIL RATHBONE
(No Matinee Friday)
Het e cornea the C,tt !elan Family
vtt autunite(' Ali Babas ex
uding Chat in and a touch of Lat.
cam u.ith every fot tune hunting
Smile happy go-lutky Pirates
with a Di ess Suit nailed to their
mast and, as aluays, Bonanza
Boiled ,
JANET GAYNOR
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR
PAULETTE GODDARD
in
"The Young in Heart"
with
Roland Young • Billie Burke
6 30, 8.30
Evenings at
Last complete show as late as 9 05
TODAY ONLY
CHARLES BOYER
HEDV LAMARR
r SIGRID GURIE
JOSEPH CALLEIA
ALAN HALE
In
"ALGIERS"
From
~, November •
15 . •
bintion theme, the committee is
uiginir, students to attend. the
dance In tur' costumes
Bill Bottot f and his 'campus band
will play from 9 to 12 in the Aim
my—decorated with leaves, coin
stalks, and all the ti immings foa
the occasion
The puce of the ball will be 55
cents a couple, Floyd L Mains '4O,
general chanman, announced yes
tet day
The sub-committee in chaige of
selecting the Queen consists of
Richard L Beam '39, chauman,
James NV Baticheloi '3B, Rebut L
Hopkins '39, Damn Manic '39, and
Betty L Mediate i4o'
Groups Stage
. Dorm Dinners
Improved Student-Faculty
Relations Achieved By
Women's Socials
Mortal Board and Freshman
Council are fostering bettorstu
dent-faculty relations with a series
of dinners in momen's dormitories
and teas In professors' homes
Last week Prof H L Yeagley
and Prof J H Frizzell held teas
fel membms of Freshman Council
and entertained them milli read
ings and discussions of current col
lege problems
The Sunda% following 'Thanks
giving ‘acation, Morlat Board mill
hale tun tables reserved in both
Mac and Atherton Halls for stu
dent-faculty dinners Stalling with
the upperciass momen, a tolnting
system mill be establislied pith
two faculty guests at each of the
too tables each meek During the
year, each table will have had six
guests
The proglam is being conducted
in cooperation Ns ith the College
Dining Commons Eleanor B Ack
er '39 Is in charge in Mac Hall and
Beulah F Gerhehn '39 In Atherton
Oberlin College has rescinded its
lute that all town bills must be
paid before a student is graduated
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KEELER'S' NAONVENIL'
Lions Lose To
Pittsburgh As
Season Closes
(Continued From Page One)
Backfield" and "Nightmate Line"
failed to toll eatly in the contest
because of 'a seties of breaks in
State's favor
Ciaig White's punt catty in the
game was tecoveted by Chuck Pe
teis on Pitt's 46 after the ball
had touched a Panthet man The
Panthets held and White kicked
again As the Jungle Cats failed
to puncture the Lion. forward wall,
John Chitketnco booted the oval
61 yaids across the goal
Cassano Tallies First
A 24-yind pass from Peters to
Spike Altel followed by a laugh
ing the kicker penalty charged
against Pitt gave State a first
down on its own 40 But, this tet
nunated the Lion luck stieak as
Ickes fumbled thine plays latci
Casszano and Cuily Stebbins
pi oceeded to lug the ball to the
State 1.7' in thice plays from whet c
the foimei outtnaneuveted the left
side of State's line and leaped °vet
the, goal foi the toudhdown Bill
Daddto, ,tollai end, methodically
placckicked the extra point and
Pitt led 7-0
Jock Suthei land yanked his
stai ng lineup am! the Higgins
men battled even with the Pan
ther second-stungeis the emam
del of the half Ickes and Larey
Peace were engaged in a_punting
duel w Inch kept the ball between
the 40 yard lines
Goldberg Loose Again
With "Mad Marshall' and k the
varsity back in the game for the
final half, Pitt chalked up two
quick scores before State could
catch a breath Goldberg took John
it Patrick's kickoff back 53 yards
to State's 44 befoie Ickes made
a bulliant tackle after being pal
tinily blocked out by Bob Dan
nies, %eteian center
Stebbins, Cassiano, and Gold
berg alteinated at catiying the
ball to the Lion 19 Cassiano took
a reverse from Goldberg and be
hind devastating interference tal
lied the second touchdown standing
up Daddio's try for conversion
was good
On the lust play following tho
kickoff, Ickes dropped the ball with
Goldberg mapping himself mound
it on State's 34 In two plays, the
fast-stepping Cassiano had again
dug his cleats into pay diit, this
time on a 28-yard broken field
jaunt through the entne Lion,
eleven Pitt led 20-0 when Diuldto
missed the try.
The Nittanymen's sixth and fi
nal fumble—this one by Rollins
on the State 21 just befoic the
thud period ended was soon con
vetted into Pitt's fourth touch
down by an allay of second and
third sttingets as Emil Natic and
Bob Thuibon combined to diive to
the Lion 7 Thutbon shot through
sight tackle for the sem e early in
the final stones
Frosh Booters Lose
'To,Lock Haven High
Proving supetmt muddeis, the
Lock Haven Illgh soccer team
dem ned the freshman boaters 2-1 in
a game played 'on the sloppy tint'
or the medico ,field Satin do a
tm noon
The only Cub tally or the game
ens tegistered by Al Baldwin to
pi event the la eshmen from finish
mg the season alth a shutout Al
though) lain and slippery footing
hampered play, the Undetwood
team put up a valiant battle Var
sity coach Bill Jeffrey was the let
ee •
The retold for the season stands
at. LAI° losses and one tie Sy' acuse
and Cornell «e 2 e' victols over the
Cubs, while they tied Mont Alto
dining the first scheduled SCWSOII Of
pllll'
Willie H'e , ,ton, while with Mich
igan, scoied owl 110 'touchdowns,
1901 to 1905
HOME SITES
The Future of Stale College
MEANS MORE HOMES AND
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MANOR HILLS;-situate between
the Fiatei :illy Section and the
Centre Hills Country Club to the
Borough, has taken on Its Fall
Beauty Come and see it Your
home amidst its beauty oral appeal
to you
Your opportunity' for settletton
uhlle pikes ate low is NOW
EUGENE/ H. LEDERER
Developer of the Fraternity Section
114 E. Beaver Ave, State College
Dial 4066
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
17 Riflemen Start
Practice In Armory
Seventeen men have already be
gun practice in the Armory three
nights a week-for the varsity rifle
uptad and will continuo until the
squad shoots its first postal match
agaitrit tho University of Califor
nia at Berkeley on Jan 7
Myles Altimus 'lO, George Ben-
Item '4O, Hiram Wolfe '4O, Wayne
forty 'lO, and Grant Carpenter '39,
all lottet men on last year's squad,
ate out lot mactice under Mann
Donovan P Yellen, coach Others
practicing on the range/are Noah
Getz, Ben Stahl,- Gilbert Gault,
Dick Cuthbet t, Roger Frank, Jos
eph Sherman, Jack Richwine, Rob
ert McCoy, John Elliott, Christian
Martin, Bill Sloatman, and George
Wilhelm, all sophomores
'42 Courtmen Drill
'On Lawther Skgtem
With 25 flesh candidates going
tin ough the daily paces at Rec Hall
ever) afternoon and more aspirants
expected to recruit from the foot
ball squad, Coach Nick Thiel is
Milling the Cubs in the fundamen
tals of the game with stress being
placed on the Lamther system'
Included among the outstanding
asphants, Coach Thiel reports, are
Howard Smith, Henry White, Mar
tin Sonnefield, Miles Fettle, Bill
ToHum, Hal High,' Don Cassidy,
Bill Nell), Bill Zlgenfus, and Bob
Jeffrey
Medical ( Tests Slated
For Friday, Dec. 2
A medical aptitude test, requited
foi admission to all medical
schools, «dl be given in Room 109
4giicultuic Building, at 3 p' m;
Fuday, December 2
All students intending to enter
a medical school should arrange
with Di' Oscar S Smith, School
of Chemistry and Physics, to take
the test
Campus Clique Finds
Itself In Quandary
(Continued From Page One)
Let, played Cub football and is the
son of Boxing Coach Houck. Both
Phillips and Petrella, listed,on,the
Campus slate, are football min -,..
And, of course, the respective
campaign and publicity committees
will endeavor to put aciossots
patty's attempt at a platform r,.
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Women in Sports I
On Monday night the new canoe,
"'Matte," in White Hall was laun
ched by Miss Haidt. Following the
• launching, the W.R A Board and
club presidents gave Miss Haidt a
sutpuse patty and presented het
with an electiic grill fot her work
All the women of the Phys Ed fac
ulty, and the WR A bouid and
club presidents were present oth
ci guests weie Bits Schott, Min
Meted, Dean Ray, - and Mts Reese
The Foil Club will meet from 4
to 5 o'clock Monday through
Thuisday, with the next instiuc
tien to be held the Tuesday after
vacation at 7 p m The next regu
hat meet, at which time officers
will be elected, will be Thuisday
at 6 30 instead of Wednesday
Please come dressed to fence . ,
The Aimy-Navy hockey toutna
ment ended in a tie score with
Amy and Navy each winning one
game and tying the thud Because
basketball practice started Monday,
the tie will not be played off
Vaisity team will be picked soon
from these two teams and others
who have played hockey all sem
estei
17 Advance In Comp
Seventeen freshmen have he'en
elevated horn English Composition
0, for which no college credit is
given, to English Composition 1,
according to an announcement,by
Piof Theodore J Gates, head of
the Department of English Compii
sition. - , , ,
',NOIIHIARTER FOR:QUARTERB#CKC
• Anybody can lie a Monday-morning quarterback,' but"
What does it take to be a real one? Dcies he think for him T
self, or does the coach run the game from the bench? Notre
Dame's brainy young coach tells you why the signal
caller is head shows why • 'it plays go wrong and
Work Center
To Open Soon
Penn 'State NYA Project. To
Provide Education And
Work For Youths
A "1 esident cork center" spon
se' ed by the National Youth Ad
ministration ,und the College will
be opened here soon, It has re
vealed yestet day
Firsemention of this project was
made early in September when Ce
ell Schwartz, assistant state direc
tor of NYA, disclosed that State
College was being considered as
the location of a youth work center
One 'of ton such centers in the
state, the Penn State unit will, pto
vole Mork and education for ap
proximately GO youths %lio are to
lie picked from the state bons of
NYA vorkeis expressing a desne
for the type of training offered
Youths moiled in this project
M ill spend 80 hauls a month on to
meliorative mork on the campus
and an equal time each month Mill
be devoted to slant courses in agri-
I ROLLER SKATE
Every Friday and Sunday
8 till 11
HECLA 'PARK
' 7 Miles E of Bellefonte -
ennui() of fields of training 3 Million Bricks Used Bert
This venture will, be entirely According to the figures coin•
separate \ nom the plan of student piled by the McCloskey construe.
aid under NYA now in practlie on Lion company, 2,507,000 bucks are
the campus Workers in the cen- being used in the consttuction pro
ter will not be Penn State students gram here
ATTENTION, FRESHMEN':
Tribunal Demands' That You Smoke
CORN COB PIPES ONLY ,
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. , • at • , - or
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ESTABLISHED IN 1896
It's Not Too' Late
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BIND TUGBOAT ANNIE CAUGHT TUGLES S ! Just wiscit . , :b)
she landed a juicy salvaging contract. Annie's old enemy,Bull- •
winkle shipped m injunction on the tug Watch what happens ,"
when Annie tries to dynamite her way out cif that onel Norman , ;
Reilly Rome tells, us Tugboat Annie Blows the Man Down
"IT,S EASY TO KILL.., if rid one suspects you." There's the
secrkt behind quiet Wychwood's "accidental" deaths Read what "`-‘,
happened last week, then start Easy to Kill, the new mystery A,
- _novel by Agatha Chnsbe. Second of seven mstpbnents '
HOLLYWOOD'S ' n FIRST FAMIL:Yr STYMIES ITSELF.The
(anions Lavondar family were too busyunfortunately—to no:
~ticelittle Minerva, who blew in from Omaha for a visit. A short
story, lei Always Tomorrow, by Charles Hoffman. "
PIMA Skirmish for thoMajor,'s short story by Glenn Allan; '
editorials, Post Scripts, fun and cartoons All this week's post.- T.
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Tuesday, November p 2, 1938:'_
Novemberti
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