~ . . . . ~ . - ' - .4:A* O- • • - , , . , . _. , , ~, -, -:,,-,.....t„:, : ,,- ..( , , - 5 i, , F - . 4 T 0 0t b 0":11TO ci i.: 1 11 88 11:4, -3 „,, , A - - X , r- , , - , . "''''''..,`:,:.3l:o -''' • .541,V0L - 536:—=Ncr 29, 4:"'THAT I VRIGHT - NO MIRRORS' - orrie 'is-Skinner ,s, W°ll A" • 'hi ppear—omg OSA' kinnei; noted stage and radio actress, ttnll apoear m today as'„the second number in the pirtisi?;„ - Coeiee leries' - Pi. Carl E 11 , 1arqUatdt, chairman of the Ar :liite'oliise'3Coninntteii,- announced yesterday that limited standing " I?' ' - room ,wou again sale Cvitb tickets priced at , sl 50 The tickets ivill be , sold - at thebox:office in the auditorium prim to Miss Skinner's 'pei:formance"--\ , . ti , „.lri-fiei\`, , ;progi - incr,-tonight;_yiss Elenner; hailed i"iis - iithe . "giCatest . billifilittractiOn ' of the American Alieatee . ,:tivill,.Presentt-ii series of sicitijmilb:arimnd - ,"The Loves of lvhich 4 ; ,she:ia's',`undispufedly,;•,the, Znovel and bieiting 2,, 'deyBOpaienti',.of', the, old-, pl3sllo ; mot ogu Patialed - lby :„theraetiess, , , who sin tlie4aftliteg';`of „the2,beloved , Otis Sklnne . ll;',and'ey - hei„.yrilliiint per lairiance;makssilier,:abdienee live ' - ' \ Sorceress . 1 „"Tjme 'magainicfence`, referred to ,"aribil‘notch' sot iMility,to'inake, her itlge,seeni ivMht, persoriabties which ',al e"nott, tin e n- , Withobt" any thing -"up`ler , sleuves'';',`,Mid , ' . ivith-,. ef,'„murers; the dis tingujiled,tectiess',,can.',' make her audience-`see irdozen,. a- stoic, or eVen-, • a , 'hundred ;People' on: the etege the - course etan • " s'4le'ti,;',l; ;,f , , -, : , Sobscribera rgefl ~,„,,,,...:. ~,,, ~, ifo',Get-December ' -,, ~,,,..,,,,;,..:,,,,, , g.,,.,, Issue:..ol,Tortfolio -- ~,,,.,,=, .,. 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IN as, telo'CtiO4iißsltlolitc,lNlq6nlca? , 'Mil iiiiii;64l;,. vlCOresltglit.,'Z'cirol,pyt: ffis,Ciiiec,Vifleciouiiitcretisureir;Lof tittealli'49occiisrg. , ley , ,lF'Oriaillzed fcttii . fpliuVittcltila,ltleilYitelditlts tillit'cm et W') A I'altillsisiriFritWrS 2, tiVeil t 113K4c**A31 1 1 4 ZA C'''; t' „,%': Tlie,fclili,7#l4lsatiiiA) . c:inibislilli , ct " 9 / 9 1 3 ,g11TICIael,Ap'arrol,” witThefate frrlegs Hp r; o ~l) tt . „9 l I lq ans. Ac t. ' ''' 14 'a lrt) `OVi• - t r i)so i, )1)ti; 0 Seilt!tialtillif . 2 u 1 t . y4 r e : , 4)litioutilttqtald;4?„4?steEk!!cltettflF rißit , .l;gl,ll.,9lpl)9r !lip 511!" . au en , tolkb94lAyngerFia`dpOaneggrqu - ,, fabiaitTl4Po2W,V)+44lA Student Gifts Impress. Town `Chairman •Thanks Cliiirity' Ball Fo r , Aul --• Aw . tat;ii_esult.,pfAlte:eputtilnilicutts, • si. (rule' iiities4ildJintL'Ai S'l lletieo: , of,State COI 2 legee , Mrs chairniati ,to Coninnrelty Christmas Com mittee stated in a lettei , of thanks that a niw bond' of better wide:- 'Omitting has al Istin between 'the , toll usi eopie and the student body 1 Felt) two hasketc of food col : leeted by Intel fa atein ity:Councit ft oat ftntetnhWes ail several bas• bets of canned food which were collected at the bat society char ity donee esented , Mt esti nutted 150, root child] en 'l% ere en , tertained by ftatrnities at alum . _ befoi 0 the holidays In tnpresslitg, het giatitude rs 7Utby stated; "by , you". thoughtful nese of out comtnimity needs and by your:wholehearted cooperation, a new bend of understanding has mitten' between the 'student body and townspeople, a, bond which "We hope_ will glow in the coming " Panhellenic Dance Slated For .Friday; •Saimitiei Idvited Tao handled 'totiplos ale expect ed,' to- aloud Paulinßenin Ball at the, Nlttany , ann fun from' 9 30 lo of initilA a in on Fridu3 Music n 111 Le, uuPPitud , 1;3 Rex Rookie . ll's loud - Act ves and , pledges of all tam pits coma Kies and all !numbe l rs of nuUuual y social sot mines with no cletcters on this eannens,"are'invil,., od to attend One alumnae, advisor fronCe a eltlsbolotity has also heen in‘ited ,„ , Asked' to nerve as Lhaperons Cinirlotte'E Ray, - Miss 111are.lane':,Stovenson.' Miss ‘Natil `du 'A. Bentley. -Mils Elizabeth - C ,Bell4l%lles 4 Locklin, Mine Valle Miss Luura W'Prum 110itd,;..Di;:;:•aiid,', Robert , r G B;el•nreittOr;tllliss tt.,Chestel D. , Dahle: and ,111'r'' mid 111601 '' Watson Ston er w theidanalcin elude - 91.efferait '9l, chair- Condrln, 'AI, and Ahltre":l'clielina'n'_„'9o.ii - Thom e.fri ,Turiteeliinelhierbu - 6, , outen ;at tiadhig`4,iti '4Vrequested to r,sPenk, to the ,Chaperons' Rldill.g, CIuUIVIIIIOId Open ..,- 3 , ,A 4 , ,,speccial 01.3 e tipg,s,te tile s , . new .tor ff ;the? . .Bittfre,.,donduery'ot z thil.auli` nipt~lidve„the ;club' Bet Wei Stade' .Judgiak 4 favilions at.' ' Z 658 STATE COLLEGE, PA., I TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1940 COLLEGIAN POLL War Guilt Trial Slated OR flu rsday . _ Bucknell pebaters, To Join In Court Proceeding s Here Something TILIU til debate* proee: lei o—a Wm CAULTc lal, itli geolct ill ral Help:Wag— will , be preheated in "Hone 15conomich Auditor tuna at, 8 15 p. an. Thurs. des Subject of the tilurmill be Does the Basic Blume for the World Win II rest 011011 Germany or the \thee Mennonite of prominent national ligutes Mil be given by members of tia,tuo debate squads, Olio nil] lie examined and cross examined by utlol neys as in regu lui coml. proceeding At the end of Abe trial u jury of 12' chosen fioni the audience nill hand donn vei db.!. Debate Couch Joseph IP O'Brien c.lll..sei ye as judge. with Edward C , Couch ' , la us prosecuting attor ney to! Om many Defense attor ney will be played by, a Buckuell debate' Participants Named Mimeses for the prosecution a 111 include C E. 11 (Indy(' of the Nen Yolk Times, represented by Beinaid need 40, Adolf Hitler, iepiesonted by Thomas Con'allY '4O and Henty R Luce, Editor of Time, leo' esented by'Bueknell De fense mitnesseb mill 'be James T Shotw'ell. ,Piolisbor of 14Istory at Colunibiu - tiniveisity represented by LoNsis GI een , 41, Dorothy Thompson and Neville Chamber- lain. iernesen I ed-by Bucknell -- I.Pailiff will bo Played by lobo P Roldt with G9rald Doherty ,•42 as 'prothOnatory, - ,and...pau) -Decker Donufd,W9llitittli t e42,7.:and; Rob'. 'alt ti yea . . Debating against' St Francis at Lei etto tonight,:lskirman E Oakes '42 'and Lewis .Green '4l will up hold ,the negative side of the ques tion Resolved that the basic bleat; rot the present European Wut rests on the allied pen era The affittnative side of this ques tion, was debated 1)), Roger F. ScotW4o and Julian F Gold, '4O against St Francis hole last night Survey To Gauge Student Interest In Book Eichange Tholllll6 C ,13ackenstose '4l and Gerald F Doherty , '42, co chairmen of the student book exchange com mittee, announced yesterday that they um conduct , a survey this neck to dote' mine .. shethei btu duels me in favor of a student hook eNchange - The mehange will be rend) for tyeration the last noel< of this semester beginning, on the 25th, and o 111 continue until, the first Week of the second semester A list of books necessary for second henii.stel studies are 'avail able and plum fel the book ex, thane, me praLtleall3 completed,' entitling only to be pet in opera.' lion If ham est Is shown The, emehuirmen also, enlarged the tommtilde to 25 members; and , will ,annouuee the locution of the book_ exeliadge in the next issue of , the (191logittu,', although -it Is hoped that the exchange can be situated in Old Idatu - ' Fandel '3B Is Air Cadet s, wintain - n..railsel''ab is one of 20U Dying cadets'pew' studying at Kelly - Field„ Texas, ratter ecomplet lug _a course' at - Randolph Field; Texas,' the'Arinyfs "West Point' the , Air," on ° Decetnlier'l9 student ,The';reoigantzation;Jn ,Student - quest, ranked second, followed jo - verninenrwith the ,approval of by, State'a,,victlpiy over Pitt. , the;, new constitutiori , lwas yester:, The' groundbreaking and begin- Jay" voted`: moet,:important sing of actual' work on'the 'story -of 4939, Jotcciccur ;on the 000,000 PWA-General; State Aa r I campus b',3o editorial , staff mem, thority bmldmgl program. topped bet's' of 'the' Collegian the 1938 list of outstanding ator 7 ,' Aitei, the, 't"` elated` Press, the ,Urnted , !:Press; The final :1989:"tabulaiton, fol. and the', International News Serv- , lows: '• ' : 'ice, L tfiel - Collegianlarinually":picks NewerStuilefit,GOverfirnent. it's;lo Sieit'importantistortes. 2—Jaines :Seuttles Grant' had AtllkeeDEL ,James' --,=:'",„Cute/ApprOpriation. Scuttling' of new ;College' glani . :l ,81=College„ Celebrates , t_yietory, and ;cut ,the , aipropriationr're- I, Over, " 'Senate'Ptt,is Okay, 04,11 - 0 - usitak ":Board s The StudentAiousing Boaideived word ut a meeting iti Old Main yesterday afternoon, that . official College rcognition had been granted it by the Senate CommitteOn Studentlyelfare on December' 19 The Board inid filed itsitetitioritwith the Committee late in No + + +' , y i VRecognition was, granted the SUrvey Shows', jard'under . the terms of a con , ;,,ritution<_which accompanied the "bon Serious - Fire:: , :i` i linder its constitution the board , , , , - ~.-,, ::40 1 e h s t ta s b t l u i d s e h n e t d student - activity association of Ha'zards Here -1 . `e'• th one, ie - prese i nt y arv o e up o s n ' ea tli c : , , " -,;,.., 13 ard, to seek improvement and Reports on no sett bison - Lilco riegUlation of student housing c'on blanks distributed , ' through, State] lons College during Fire Prevention "..% Member -"organizations under Week shoe that more than lialrof Iflip constitution approved by the the fraternities and almost halt of Senatecommittee arc Interfia..'l the doe Moe ttbusiness places ha've lk ,teinity Council, Independent Men's serious fit e'harards. Lorin J 'Eliar Asomation,"Penn State Chnotom: repOrted to= the ` Alpha' Fire .. Coal : s , somation, Penn, iState',Cluh, i nosy' last} Tuesday '•+,,. -‘, = ...4`.. Penn State Collegnut;Saial ,Prob- Rooming. , houses-1% hiche ,offei ' kips Club, StudentC , Cooperative the mist. sei ions. , fire ' hazards — A'Ssociation; and 'Women'a -.Student (Continued . oh,Page FOur) ~ ,F._ Givernment Association. ' ' : Sculptors Like Shrine. Project Two noted sculptors, Heinz Warneke and John B. Flanagan, both of New York City, have sig nified their, interest' in,the sculp, turing of - a Nittany Lion Shrine,- acdording to Francis H 'Hyslop, .nstructor on fine arts, -vh - o`is as mating in the technical data on. the proposed project. Both Warneke and Flanagan were unable to submit ,any'prices on the project, until they could re ceive, more details,' but_ Flanagan Suggested that he could send a small , -Moded or drawing, for stu' r derkappicrell:',% , fl I ei;'" - ,the_ third ' 'three men consulted stated that he would, be unable to consider the problem at present, because of his work at , Cranbrook' Academy in Detroit. However, he suggested consulting Miss Marion Overlye, promising, young woman seulptoi,' who recently has won several - out: standing awards. Players To Offer 'Circleof Chalk' Jaquary,l9, 20 , The curtain has gone up on 1940, but College bfew,,Year theatrical goers who crave bright - lights and smash lifts must wait until Janu ary 19 and 20 before the curtain nr iii rise ou the 1910 season milk the Penn _State Players opening production, itThe Cirele^of Chalk" a Chinese play Which-leaves noth ing to "the atallence's‘iniagination The merit ,of this. pia) tan be shown by the' fait , that Louise Ruiner,, twice,-A cation* so urd M um Id seriously conaidering this Chinese melodrama for her stage appearance In New York this 'Mi tts. "The Circle of Chalk", mss first n Haan in the thirteenth century, but It has back of It over the cen turies _ of development, ` ,, e,hich makes it unique, in that like good liquor, it has improved with age. This drama will be the first• pf fodr 'productions to be staged 'by the Players for their Winter and Spring shoes After "The Circle of, ,Chalk," "Our Town," ",The World We Live In," and a Spring lfouseparty Corned.). yet.to be' se lected, mill be produced `,„ Seakou tickets U. Web , u 111',cin er all four shoes arc floe OD salelor a limited time only at the Student \ Union office in Main at a price of t $Z chick offers College "first Welters" a tremendous savtugs oviicindlidual tickets , '.-- i:, overnmen TO RATE FACULTY MEMBERS l' Group roup ,Pulies ..._ 'lce Rink ' - Plans , Vital the College Islll : pros Ida tient° skating area-Itlthht a fort nliht was' indicated yesterday by the 1 announcement that a group heilded:by Dean Carl P Schott of th 4 School of Physical EdOcation and Athletics ',ls ins estlgatlng till- II:talon Of the* tennis courts' ~Tice decision to abandon 'con struction of the area on the foot liall practice field sae brought L by they announcement 'that the rink ihn j uld'descroy„ the grass ', , COibC -6.ldratlY 'the- proposal was moved ~.t tO 7 the . ,apper six courts and, if it Isi t eniedadvisable2irk , wlll*:, 411 -11iinredlately-7-" 4 " : :"e'rP ' , Ft an'` Schott has-stuted that tile , pr ect Mlll be undertaken by a em'en of sprayings so us to form the t ice In layers This procedure, although ales, will provide smooth er skating surface , - As soon as the rink is complet ed, it-htis been announced that the informal' College ice hockey team sill be granted permission to use It as a practice rink Mural Preparations Made; Poor's Work To Start In March Preparation of the wall in the lobby of Old Main for the mural Painting mbich Henry Vern= Poor mill begin in March was"be• gun during the Christmas holidays and is,being completed this meek College It orkninn rhave bricked up the aperture which oNerloohed the main lobby from aboie the stairmay and hale prepared the plaster mall for Poor's painting When the actual painting gets underway in kfarch, Poor, working in fresco, mill apply the finishing plaster as he proceeds doing his painting before the plaster dries Flying Not Stopped, By'Snowy Weather Instruction of student flyers lies ! beeit slowed en but not stopped by the Increasing cold weather and snow; , ennownced Prof Harold A !Everett. head of the department of Mechanical engineering and in charge of the Civil Aeronautics InoirUM'at the College Only on days in which there are LIDO* flurries or gusty, minds will flying Instruction be discontinued, Professor Everett explained Ap 'proafinately '3O students on cam putrare`, taking time course ..Stiir . Voted* : TBest - z-,, , '4—lndependent Party Sweeps I 5.0, for 50th Game Without `. Thive Class Posts (May and I Defeat... Z'Deceinber ' elections) ' 10—Independents Form Independ . .Si-Goll,egian Launches Housing ent ,Men's , Association.' ~ Drive. , ' . Other stories that received '6 "--LHenry ,Var Mini Poor Signed many votes but did not place in `,, ',',, , T0 , ,Paint." Murals For Old -the final 10 were All-College Cab. '• '‘Main .- , mot Approves , Even%Split of 50- -- ' - •'i—;800" Firins Support; Commit- ' Cent Debate . ' Fee, Soph Hop Smashes AII ', ~ e , t ee of. 00 In Drive For Stu-, Profit of $1,306; Time High With 2,000 Freshmen , ' ei dent - Placement Bureau. 1 - , Shatter Enrollment Mark; Rec B—,s.Students Win Plaie On Col- Hall Turns "Big Top" For Three ',.."., Aela Senate. -,', ;.941.d0n Soccermen Top Syracuse , Discounted by Doctors. , -1, .i.....1.k.i OKAYS ,SURVEY; Frosli-S9ph Cusfoifig,' , Bout-, Slated = Friday 91 Will Continue Under , -fribunal's 'Thum( If Claw- Loses Traditional Fracas EIMISIM Eugene Yeager, fres h ma n class, president, late yesterday called a class mass meeting and pep rally .to be held In Schwab Auditorium 'at Pl 5 p m 'Friday' immediately preceding 'the fresh: man sophomore customs bout. The tehlbS,of 1943 Nlll get their traditional' fteshman's chance to I .i . w lu releaso.frein: ; eustoms'aCthe uunual,h eshinan sophoniore boxing me..t scheduled in Recreation Hall at S p m Friday 'Defeat for the fro•h will mean that they continue customs at least Inastaer month. possibly longer Teams for the ttaditional battle %Mite chosen tomorrow or Thurs day the sophomore squad by boi log each Leo Floutk and the fresh man team b 3 freshman mentors No•i:ot Koclublusky and Johnny Patrick What chant e the freshmen has in the bout Is likely to hinge on the success of CIUSS entries who awe finalists in lust month's in tratinnitl boxing Foul freshmen took inttamural championships while eight others Mere edged out .11 the finals 1942 Won Last year The sophomore squad mill be fighting to 'extend the prestige it mon in healing out the 1941 team in last year's ' interclass bout Mstiltible tis sophomme entries mill be file class metubets mho mon inttamurul championships last mouth and tinyu defeated finalists Its melt as smothers of last year's itutlimun boxing team alto mete ineligible rot the , lll competition , Should the freshman squad up bet the sophomores, all men's cus toms Alin be Immediately abolish ed Student Tribunal announced esttn day Otheraise, it ass said, customs enforcement mill be made Lien stiffel , th an before and will continue at least another month the exact time to be decided 13) Tribunal Routs will be conducted in eight nefght CiftSSCC. 120, 127, 135, 145, 155: 165. 175 and heavyweight En tiles are still open at the ring in Recreation Hall in Case of a tie Friday night, final authotity' o oil nben customs will,'bd Breed relert to Tri hutial,' Z< Waireut Elliott'4o, teir nian announced 'yea terdaY',..7; , - , . Teaching Ability Of Professors Will Be Judged By Survey Poll,To -Be Launched First In L.A. School; Results ; Will Be Presented To Board Of Trustees, L.A. School, And L.A. Council -Preparations for a campus-wide - Collegian poll of the faculty by the-students—the most sweeping survey of stu dent opinion ever to be held here—neared completion toda,s. Aimed "pritharily to evaluate the teaching effectiveness of the' entire College faculty, the survey - will be conducted by.the Collegian staff before the first semester ends , , Professors in each of the seven schools in the is ill be rated in the surrey, but present plans are to bill ey only one school at a tithe. The poll will be launched iii st I.i the School of Liberal Arts because of its large entoilment Dr. Charles W. Stoddert, dean of the School of Liberal Arts, has issued his approval to such a sue sev stating "we . have needed it for the past decade" The rating will be 'based on questionnaires that have been' us ed successfully at other .institu tions, including — Louisiana State University, Purdue University, and University of California The Collegian wilLoffei the most sim plified, yet most inclusive, version Results will be presented to the Board of Trustees, School of Lib els' Arts, and, the 'Liberal' Aits School Council' of the All-College Student Government Association for their action _lndividual plo lessors will be provided with any information upon request. -, Survey in Classes Accordingvto' a, tentative out line, the, survey will be conducted 4Approxi- - stately 15 minutes of a class period pi eviously determined mill be us ed for the rating with less than one half of the class participating No blanks will be signed and the tabulation of each will be super vised by members of the All-Coll lege Cabinet and its respective School Councils The number of questions to be asked and the wording of each has not been determined definitely. List Questions The questionnaire, although still tentative, will ask these questions• I—Organization and piesentation of lectures: (1) well-organiz ed; (2) forceful; (3) uneven; (4) indefinite; (5) confusing" 2—Discussion: (1) welcome differ ence, (2) stimulating; (3) in different; (4) discourages oth er views" 3—Classwork courses., (1) sys tematic, (2) alive, (3) mech anical; (4) confusing; (5) unsystematic? 4—Outside reading. (1) very fair; (2) excessive at times, (3) unreasonable? s—Type of exanunations. (1) es say, (2) detail facts; (3) true false? 6—Opinion of examinations (1) fair and thoughtful, (2) too long, (3) ambiguous; (9) tricky? 7—Stimulation of interest. (1) creates interest in the couise; (2) destroys interest? Saturday Madline On Cips And Gowns Mid year graduates sliould place their orders immediately at Stu dent Union for caps and gowns and , luvitations, according to Sen ior Class President Dal id E Per grin All ordsis must be In by Saturday:sith a deposit of $5 00 necessary with all Lap and gown or ders Pergrin named Peter Ii Stitick and Albert. L Hahn as cochair men of the cap and goes commit tee, with Theodore J Nemeth, Wesley Stile ell, and Whiter A Ellelsla also serving on the com mittee ' _ Arnold L ,Schuarte. and Everett ly Walton were appointed co chairmen of:the invitations corn inittee,,to be aided by committee members Ricoh Sacks, Harriet L Davies, Ralph H Sins), and Jos eph Walker Invitations for sale are of the sheet type, only, Per grin pointed out After orders are tilled the caps and gowns will be Issued from the Athletic Store and the invitations from the Student Union desk. COMPLETE CAMPUS COVERAGE PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Senior Dance Heads Named Morgan And : du - s• r Ar ~ Senior Bal Co-Chairmen David J Mai gall and J ao,, Sauseer el e ester dai note,pl ye I chub men of the Sento' Rill to be held in A{c lluil Ft May night 1 1 February 2.1` Senior Class Prosi dent David B Pea gtin made tin, appointments Other membets of the Dail committee ii`s named by Pet grin were !Dorothy M Jul -as Dona L Oeschgel, John /101 l sh Bruce 'Jess, , - Ficigal J. "Lundell 'pia, A Millet, lloward it R odoek Negotialluns 101 el band 11 LI begun this Heck foi a final cltotee Committee 11101111./OIS 11011110(1 Oil 1 that the nations top 1 auldng band, Glenn. Miller, 14 111141 /1.1111 LIS (LI tile date of beak,: Ball Eat attempts to get Fred Win Ing ter nun Slate student a ere 111101 M lien Wul log's LOIIIIIICI LW] I deb° program interns ed lilt!' his all Pearanee hot e `Greed' Will Return For Free 'Showing Tomorrow Night "It Is possible to tell a grnt story in motion Dictates In , uch a way that the spectate! a ill cu us to belles e that what he is loot, ng at Is teal Even •o Mauls ad de Matipussant and Zulu .tad Ilan% Muria catch and tailed life in their novels There must be inol. of thls realism arm the since❑ It Is my humble ambition to tin 1,11 some of it It Is with this Idea that I ani producing Fluid. Nol hes atm.) 'McTeague ' flow well Directoi Eilc ton olio helm accomplished this ploressed aim, State College movie fans will get a second chalice to hith„o at the fi ee showing In Schwab Audi torluiu at g 30 p ui tonioliow of "Greed," the 111111 VOl4lOll of "NIL Teugue " The Illm is the second of three free monies brought here by PI Gamma Alpha. haaorary One arts fraternity. Fifteen years ago State ColicLe fans had their first chance to see "Greed" and—like movie goeis the world toter—thee couldn't stoinac`i it. Its realism, without hero of I het Mee, allowing the e‘ll effects of lust for gold In California a gee oration after' the gold 11101 5500 too much for them "Greed" did n't stay Its scheduled second night in Nittany Valley $103.77 Distributed For Student Relief A fund of $10317 raised at tho Christmas Carol Slug on Decent bet 1S ha sheen distilbuted to In ternatlonal student relief agencies, it tins announced yestettim by tho PSCA The PSCA repotted that $77B'L Lad been forwarded to the For Eastern Student Service fund $l5 58 to the Intel national Student Service Fund, and $lO 37 to the Finnish relief fund.'
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