Fuge Four
Co-Edits
Lois E Nototltz 'l2. Mime R.
Ethen 'l2. and Geittude H Hecht
$1 debated the negathe side of
the question Resorted that the
task blame tot the Present Euro.
peon eat ~tits on the Allied PCM
4rs, at Utsinus sestet day Aftet
niceting Sam thmote today the"
still debate the Imeitlan Unitel
'gill Oil Wednesday and Loyola on
that sday George W Doughetts,
Tonien'q debate coach, Is decom
ban) Ing the mimed on ties first
till of th.t sete.on
eus gate ,cliolat ...hip., to Mai
gate!. \ Cole 'l2 lltio A Gulletti
HI and It Helen Coition 'l2
O
Shows at • - - - 6 30, 8.30
Matinee Saturday Only at I'3o
Today and Wednesday
Dead-End Kids
in
"On Dress Parade"
T ha, sday and Pa 'day
GRETA GARBO
MELVYN DOUGLAS
in
"NINOTCHKA"
Sfrde
GSA Reports More Progress On Contracth
Be in step when you
"Step Out"
Formal Accessories
Arrow Formal Shirts
Interwoven Formal Socks
Swank Jewelry
Arrow Collars
Pioneer Formal Braces
Stetson Top. Hats
Nettleton Formal Shoes
pt e .......0
146 S ALLEN STREET
It's Time For Pan-Hell Ball
. It's Time To Order Your
CORSAGES
from
- Wolfe, the Florist
"FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS"
CORSAGES 75c and up
DIAL 2217 209'E BEAVER AVE
The
Campus Restaurant
Corner of Pugh and College
Predict Early
Verdict On Use
Of Buildings
Seats Installed Rapidly
But Other Contracts Lag:
Completion Date Doubtrul
An mob solution to the question
01 occupation of the ties College
buildings next semestet cas pre
dicted bs local obseisets loctal
tia), as the deadline lot the second
semectet timetalti," apploached
Local GSA rem esentutises. chile
epos ling COll , lllOl able progress on
conttactg dining the holiday sea
son I efused to 11111,od a guess on
c hen the equipment conttacts
mould he completed
Chief plogl mss noted Insols.Mi
the Installation of seats undo' con-
Gael 12 walk on chick is still
undet U.* About 2MI Meats m
(.5 Inn cent of tile total hale bean
installed. officials announced
'Cork has set to be commenced
on the Mee contacts last acaid
ed Couttact 15 tot ES su itch
boalds, Contiact 21. tot fixed shop
equipment, anti Contract 22, rot
fixed electrical equipment
Also lagging ate Contact 19 on
chic') t.ss o cal loads of Agilcultural
Science equipment al I bed late
la9t. seek, and Contact 20, on
chich %%oilmen ale moss Installing
labotattny tables in the Mineral
industiles building Contact 15
for labotatoll tables In the Chem
ist
.u-Ph,l.sit building. is I elicited
'bout 75 pet cent completed
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Questionnaire Answers
1121123
J Su imming—Wel4h , Gym—Co
Laptalus Kligman and Rankle, La
eic.se —Teske' y , 13h seba LI
Blake, Tennis Hildebrandt,
Tmek—Pratier, Colt—Co captains
'Mahaffey and Gross, CI oeipt-oun
by —Manic , Sensing—Co-wptil Ins
Foltz and Lipeezhy. Soccet—Schu
lei , Baslcethall—no captaLe
I Buell, Praziel, Chu It and
I uckson , IN ell bi °he the um Id
slly d dash recoul
1 Joe Peel
5 2, Gleason hi of on )ing, Hun•
1111 in boxing
L Scalro
7 All College ORAL', Ilgutehead
S Charlie Masser
11 Tennis, Ted Rootlike
10 Haiiy Mattson
11 Delta Upsilon
12 Al Tannin')
13 13111 Sault/
11 The CI aighead to in ,
15 Blgott Ickes and Smith'
IV Gajecki Peleliu and Ickes
17 blacks Newbui3
13 Beta Sigma Rho
19 Telma% Patrick
20 State 12, Bucknell 3. State
VI, Lehigh 7
Freshman Women
To Attend Dinner
To promote class spurt, all
fieshman Women living in town
'and on campus will gather in Mac
Hall at 6 p. m next Monday for
a dinner sponsored by Freshman
Alum and WSGA Freshman
Council with M. Elizabeth Hatton
'4O, uppeiclass advisor
Miss Louise Pfuetze, fin mei
dean of women at Whittier Col
lege in California will be .guebt
speaker Freshman committeewo
men ale—program Jean E
Hershbeigei, chairman, Maith.i.
N. Albeit, publicity Mildred B
Schmidt, chanman, Mallon S Ow
cii, M Gail Roams, Clam E
House; decorations Elsie L
Rooth, chairman, M Virginia
Smith, Joan E Paulhamous, in
vitations Jewell BI Young, Anne
C Doi woi th
Upperelass nomen who eat in
the hall lvill teeenre transfers to
Atherton
CINEMANIA,,_
' Caton there. It kite b6'. 'rte's
gh Wain ace 'Sts anec flit er'
playin at th' State tomottou,
Thursday an' Ft iday "
That's tight, Aunt Jonilnta, you'll
enjoy again the beloved and
famous melodies that ate Ameri
cus only teal folk musk., and the
tht thing slot) of the man mho
it loin them, uhen you tie on your
bandana and go to see the story of
Stephen Foster, magnifiLantl3
told In technicolot In "Sp anee
Ills et "
wwwillo
TENNIS RACKETS testtung—
, Animal's tennis strings; 2-24
limn service Lowest plit..es in
town All work positively gltton
teed The Restunger, 2013 W Col
lege. Dial 33C0
TYpe.l% I 1101 b—All makes expelt
1y lepalled Portable and
lllllCilillOb COI SOO 01 I etit DWI
2312 Ilan y, 1. 0 Maim. 127 W Bea-
CI iIVOIIIIO lb Sept
Skateb chat petted L3' machine
°K2 etvaings till ii Alubber's
Slum 1211 W College avenue
153-2LO-BIC
If In doubt about a room try the
Colonial. 12.1 W Nittany Dial
Slaty College Ibso 151-Lk
For Bent—Wlann, quiet loom, E
Hamilton avenue Dial MS
152-Itp-LIC
Loet—Sheaßei pen, initials I M
T. Return to Student Union., Re
uuld 150 2tp•DLO
For quick, expel L typing at a
i mailable rata call 2913
119 3ta-EIC
Lost-2 a eeks before Christmas
at Glenulaud Pool a Bulova wrist
watch pith gold strap Reward if
returned 198.1tP•EK
Lost—Black nallet containing
important cards and sum ocmon
ey Liberal •ron aid Return to
Student Union office , 147-Itp-BB
Students Believe U. S. Can
Stay Out Of Europe's War
Sec eddorlal, "War And Common. Scone," 00 !milt 2
By Student Opinion Suiveys of Ainema
AUSTIN, Texas, January B—With Europe's war now
entering its fifth month of existence, American college stu
dents, in a national poll conducted by the Student Opinion
Sm veys of Amei ica, have registered a highly optimistic view
that the United States can stay out of the conflict
Also, hand-in-hand with the nation's apparent deter
mination not to be involved, a slight majority of the colleg- .
Tquiring a referendum of the
h aft men to fight abi oad
tans have voted in fawn of r
people before Congress could d
These aie the latest findings of
the Student Opinion Surveys,
which weekly report campus senti
ment for the Penn State Collegian
and the other leading college
nonspapeis of the nation. These
polls are all taken by means of a
carefully =selected cross section
that extends from Maine to Cali
fount', Washington to Florida _
To the question, "Do you believe
the United States can stay out of
the present European was" stu-
dents answered•
Yes . 68 per cent
No . - .32 per cent
Although this issue is pule spec
ulation, it is important to know
this opinion in °riler to get an in
sight into the wai patterns of the
.I , ,eiage college youth's mind The
rank and file of , vote's is not so
time that the U S can steer cleat,
foe in other polls only 54 percent
have held ,this view It will be of
interest to note in subsequent sur
veys the effect heee of the Russian
attack on Finland, since these polls
were made befoee the Red Aemy
began its activities
Section-by-section votes in the
student poll were Believing the
U S can stay out of was Ness
England, 61 percent, Middle At
lantic, 70, East Central, 65, West
Central, 70, South, 70, Far West.
64
"Should the Constitution be
changed to require a national vote
of the people before Congiess
could draft men to fight overseas?"
inteivieweis for the Surveys ask
ed hundieds of students They di
vided almost evenly, only 53 pm
cent approving.
Interesting d i ff er e nces were
noted among students of different
ages, upprelassmen i evet sing
themselves entirely:
A, DRAFT REFERENDUM?
' Yes No
Freshmen 60% 40%
Sophomores 52 48
Juniors . 46 54
Seniors, Graduate 49 51
By section, New Englandeis
vein the only ones against a na
tional vote, East Central students
divided 50-50, and all abets ap-,
proving by narrow margins
Why do collegians believe the
Ti S can stay out of the Eutop
can war? "There is a deteinuned
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filled out the self inspeLtion blanks
In only a negligible ;01Lentage of
the eases, Elko lePolfed
Most sei ions hitztiins 'repotted
esisting in the fiaternlties and
businiss places nese emitted by
accumulated rubbish undo' Mails
1111(1 in busenmsils„ l nos, pointed
OIIt ,
The 10,41140 (10111 1 Quilling
houses Slab pool beutuse outlets
knou Isere aelloils liainrds.
bidet I eportod
The pm puso of the belt' Inspet,
lion blutlks nos to increase 00 ale
nens of ebbsible file lininids .rod
Wing about collection, this being
done In II :mbel of (114 Cb Lldei
said
History of Printing
No. 3
Early
Advertising
The oldest public notice in exist
ence is a Roman poster done on
papyrus offering a remard for
a runasay slave
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Consult
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spirit among the A =limn people
to keep out, and although much
has been forgotten, much has
been remembered about World
War I," a plum in mamas Col
lege, Pennsylvania, declared, com
bining the two seasons most often
mentioned
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Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.”
... GLENN MILLER
It's a greattie-up America's No.
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Chesterfield is the one cigarette with
the right comb:nation of the world's '
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Everyone who tries them likes the
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