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Jackie Reese '43 Chosen
Queen Of Froth By Staff
Reviving a forgotten tradition,
Froth selected Jackie Reese '43 its
queen on the basis of her beauty,
intelligence, and personality A
pei t, demure, brunette, Jackie's
sparkling eyes select a startling
French beauty
The Froth Queen Is 18, already
known on campus as Varsity
Queen and slat of Thespian ie
views With a 25 average she
finds time to sing with a campus
Band and take part in other acti
vities that intmest her
;Pie a la mode, her fawn de de
sert, is not a "don't" with Jackie,
and she eats as much of it as she
wants to without putting weight
on her turn figuic
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Cabinet Will Requ
Leffler Completes
Industrial Survey
State-Wide Production
Shows Definite Slump
Dr George L Leffler, assistant
professor of economics and assist
ant director of Penn State's
monthly Business Survey, recently
completed a $2OO Grant-In-Aid
Survey which revealed that Penn
sylvania industries have shrunk in
manufacturing output since 1914
Because the center of population
has been moving west, Dr Leffler
explained, Pennsylvania's share of
the national total of manufactured
products has dropped from 119
per cent in 1914 to 9 9 in 1937
20 Industries Decrease
Out of 29 leading manufacturing
glows in Pennsylvania, only nine
have definitely retained or in
creased their share of the national
output during the last 20 years, Di
Leffler pointed out
The industries holding their own
aie canning and preserving, cigars,
cocoa pi oducts, knit goods and
hosiery, and petroleum sefinmg,
while the most notable decline
took part in the heavy industries
such as iron and steel
Penn State Freshman
Golfers Meet Cornell
Here At 2 P.M. Tomorrow
The Nittany freshman golf team
that meets the Cornell yearlings on
tne College links at 2 p m tomor
row will consist of Don Hart,
Ralph D'lmio, Bill Smiley, John
O'Brien, John Thompson, and
Chuck Elder unless an upset oc
curs in this afternoon's final play
offs before the match
Challengers for team positions
include Howard Casselberry, Bill
Christman, John Dorrance, and
Dan Graves, all of whom still have
a chance to make the team, accord
ing to Coach Bob Ruthei ford, Jr
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Donna Dae Fred Waring
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and Saturday Nights Saturday Night Only,
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DANGER !
MEN AT WORK
Junior Prom Week-end
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT
Collegian . . "Junior Prom edition of Thespian Masterpiece
Promises new high for Campus 'Musicomedy.' "
Fee Deferment Blanks
For Next Semester Now
Ready, Bursar Reports
Fee deferment blanks for next
semester arc available at the
Bursar's office now
As was the case last year, for
men living in dormitories, the
deferment may not exceed $BO,
for women residing in College
dormitories, $l5O, for all stu
dents not living in a College
dormitory, $5O
45 Elected
To Honorary
Ag Fraternity
Forty-five graduate students,
seniors and alumni have been
elected to membership in Gamma
Sigma Delta, honorary agricultur
al fraternity, Prof Nam B Guer
cant, president of the society, an
nounced today
Students who were elected In
clude Seniors, One M Baer, Rob
ert R Blumenstem, Robert S
Bowman, Jay R Brunner, William
.1 Han ison, Norman IC Hoover,
David H Jenkins, Murry C Mc-
Junkin, William P Molasky, Omar
C Menoher, John R Roup, Pierce
M Reed, James B Robinson Jr,
Willard B Robinson, Martin V
Rockwell, James W Shingley,
Harold E Smith, Michael J Takos,
Wilbur W Ward, Joseph Welker,
Edward M Williston
Graduate students William F
Ackerman, Paul M Althouse, Dan
iel L Backenstose, John L Barn
hart, John D Beule, Myers F
Gribbins, James R Oyler, Norman
A Perry, Theodore S Polansky,
Pierce E Randall, and Isadore
Zipkin
Alumni am icultui al leaders
elected ale Floyd S Bucher, agri
cultural extension representative,
and Lewis W Morley, executive
secretary of the American Jersey
Cattle Club
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
st Student Representation At Trustee Meetingi
McWilliams Suggesfs All-College
President Acf As. School Delegate
Trustees Arrive On Campus Next Friday
For Four-Day Inspection Tour Of College
A plan to have a non-voting representative on the Boded of
Trustees may be asked gy the All-College Cabinet it was indicated
yesterday by H. Clifton McWilliams, Jr '9O, all-College president
McWilliams indicated that the student representative—who
would probably be the all-College president—would be asked for on
the grounds that he could explain to the Trustees matte's of vital
Trustees may be asked by the A'
fee on which the Trustees ruled tl
The plan advanced by McWil
liams is similar to the one under
which students were last year
granted non-voting representation
on the College Senate and its
committees The Cabinet, how
ever, would not ask any repre
sentation on Trustee committees,
McWilliams said
Whether All-College Cabinet
would act on the proposal in tune
to present it to the Board of Trus
tees executive committee this
month was not indicated
Members of the Ti ustees will
come hei e next Friday to begin
a four-day visit to the campus.
55 Are Initialed
By Phi Kappa Phi
list Includes 44 Seniors,
10 Graduates, 1 Alumnus
Fifty-four seniors and graduate
students and one alumnus were re
cently initiated into Phi Kappa
Phi, honorary education fraternity
Seniors are Frederick B Augus
tine, Paul B Blasmgame, D Ma
son Boyer, Floyd P Coyne, Brenda
M Eld, Seymour S Epstein, Mary
E Fletcher, Anne R Free, George
E Gard, John R Graham, Jr,
Mary E Hatton, Robert B Hayes,
Marianne C Hessemer, Sara E
Hileman, Katherine 0 Horn,
George E Inskeep
David H Jenkins, George R
Keehn, Josephine A Keeney, Paul
ine Kirshner, Charlotte S Knabb,
Leon M Knot; Ruth J Kocher,
Rose Kozak, Harold R Lefever,
Elmer D Longfellow, Calvin D
McCarthy, Murray C McJunkm,
Josephine B Miller, Helen It
Moore '
Lois T Myers, George H Pyle,
Seymour N Resnick, Martin V
Rockwell, Richard B Steele, Lill
ian M Straka, Michael J Takos,
John J Trentin, Naomi J Tur
over, Robert S Voris, Joseph
Welker, Edward M
Stanley A Wykcs, and Mildred I
Yearick
Graduate students are Charles
H Guilin, Thomas S Hargreaves,
Mary E Hawthorne, Eldon it:
Jones, Claude A Knight, Agnes
R McElwee, Bertrand S Norris,
Veina Sevast, Charles G Shaw,
Ralph H Wherry
Alumnus is Duncan S Bt own
Research In MI School,
Subject Of Gauger's Talk
"Research in the School of-Min
eral Indust ies" will be the' sub
ject of a speech by Dr. A W
Gauger, director of research in
Mineral Industries, in the Home
Economics auditorium at 7 30 p
m , Tuesday
His address, which will be open
to the public, is the last of a series
of talks dealing with College re
search of the College sponsored by
the Phi Lambda Upsilon, honor
ary research society
federalion 'Plan Dropped
Plans for the formation of We
Penn State Students' Federation
have been tentatively dropped foi
the remainder of the sernes.ei,
temporary chairman Vince .1 Pr,
ciatto '4O, has announced .i
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1-College Cabinet it was indicated
is year
Tanger Commends
Political Parties
Praises Keen Interest
In College POlitics Here
"Political parties on this campus
have done very commendable
work in developing an interest in
college politics that is lacking on
most campuses," said Dr Jacob
Tanger, head of the political sci
ence department
"By the use of an organized plat
form," Tanger claimed, "the par
ties have gotten away from the
usual collegiate practice of getting
votes on ticket personalities"
Some Machine Rule
Although the parties have devel
oped somewhat of a machine rule,
they also have developed keen in
terest and . competition in college
politics He also pointed out that
although he did not approve of
machines he didn't see how they
could be avoided, and still keep up
organized campaigns
Doctor Tanger thinks that the
political system here has a dis
tinctive educational value He
thinks that it will train students
to be more fully aware of merits
and defects of political practices
With these words, "Students will
be moie capable of appraising a
political campaign when they
leave, here," Tanger makes the
political system of Penn State
seem really worthwhile after all
Alumni Day Program
Planned By (ommillee
The commencement committee
met yesterday to make arrange
ments for the luncheon in Recrea
tion Hall on Alumni Day, June 8
Prof Earl B Stavely, chairman,
anonunced that plans ate being
made to decorate the buildings and
arrange an attractive program for
the alumni returning on June 7
and 8 Busses will be hired to take
the alumni mound the campus
Prof Hummel Fishburn, Ray V
Watkins, Prof William G Ed
wards, and J Ewing Kennedy are
the remaining members of the
commencement committee
Patches vulcanized in place by
the application of heat have been
invented to save the labor of darn
ing holes in hosiery
CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified ads are accepted only
at Student Union Office in Old
Main and must be paid before
insertion. Ads are accepted up to
1 pm. on the day preceedmg
publication.
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KEYS MADE
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Vukmanic, Schuler To Be Honored
At Annual' Philadelphia Club Fete
Robinson Retains
IM Handball Title
Howarth, Lewis Pair
To Win Doubles Crown
Bob Robinson, Phi Sigma Delta,
retained 'the intramural handball
championship of the fraternity
league when he defeated Kenny
Truhn, Beta Kappa, in the final
match in Rec hall Tuesday
The lanky pitcher of the varsity
baseball team prevailed over
Truhn, a teammate, by scores of
'2l-13, 21-16, to win the ,title for
the second successive year
Robinson eliminated Leon Ga
jecki, Delta Upsilon, to gain the
finals while Jerry Howarth was
put out by Truhn in the other
semifinal match Howarth later
combined with Bob Lewis to cap
ture the doubles crown
Independent Finals Start
In the independent league, Law
rence Tate and Joe Valle gained
the final round Tate defeated
Pete Krones and Valla downed
Frank Alloy in the semifinals
Managers of the various intra
mural Spring sports were named
by Gene Bischoff, director of ultra
murals, yesterday The managers
ale Chuck Albright and Ray Ed
gar, mushball, Dave Bore, soccer;
Dick Yohn and Scotty Moffat,
track, Paul Whitmoyer, golf, and
Craig White, tennis
Two changes in mushball com
petition rules were made Runners
are allowed to steal bases after the
ball leaves the pitcher's hand and
bunts will be permitted , The rest
of the rules remain the same
Officers Elected
By Della Sigma Pi
New Members Chosen;
Senior Banquet Planned
Delta Sigma Pi, commerce and
finance honorary, selected new of
ficers and elected' three juniors
to membership in a meeting on
Tuesday night
New officers are B Boyd Her
' ington '42, president; Edward
Catlin '4l, secretary, and Nelson
Barnum '4l, treasure' Retiring
officers are Clarence H. Evans '4O,
president, Andrew D Warcholak
'4O, secretary, and Edward - M
Schoemmell, Jr, '4O, treasurer
Paul R Baird '4l, Nelson Bar
num '4l, and Cherie, Seybold '4l
arc the new members of the hon
orary
E=ITEMEMEI
Giaduatmg seniors will be hon
ored at a dinner at , the Nittany
Lion Inn at 6 p m Wednesday
All members of the honorary are
invited to attend Faculty mem
bers will speak and entertainment
will be provided
Maxine West '4O Enters
Mt. Holyoke Verse Meef
Maxine L Westo4o, member of
the Penn State chapter of the Cdl
lege Verse Society, will represent
Penn State at a verse competition
at Mt Holyoke College, South
Hadley, Mass, today.-
Miss West will compete against
representatives ft om Williams,
Dartmouth, Vassal, Mt ,Holyoke,
and Duke Unfveisity fur the Irene
Glascock Memorial Poetry Prize
of .$lOO awarded yearly for the
best poem of group of poems sub
mitted by the chosen contestants
In the competition, Miss West
will iead a group of nine poems,
several of which hdve been pub
lisiMd in Portfolio and College
Verse
Howard Houston, part tune in
structor in English Composition,
tied for first in the contest last
year
AN' OPEN INVITATION To_,-
,
ALL FRESHMEN _ _)"kstri
The new daily Collegian will provide opporttinitiesjor Freshmen men and , womenit
that have-never, before been possible on this campus.
We invite you to attend the annual Collegian smoker. At this time you signify, , youra
interest in your own college daily. ' - •
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13 Nillany Coaches Name
2 Outstanding Athletes
Nick Vukmanic, Lion track cap
tain, and Bob Schuler, soccer cap
tain, will be honored by the Penn
State Alumni Club of Philadelphia
at a dinner there tonight.
!Thirteen Penn State varsity
coaches took part in the selection
of Schuler and Vukmamc Schuler
was selected outstanding athlete
from the Philadelphia district and
Vukmanic was named recipient of
the 11th annual award to the out
standing senior athlete of the year
Schuler, all-Eastern soccer full
back for the past three years, is
also manager of varsity swimming
and was captain of the Lion soccer
team which last fall completed its
seventh undefeated season '
Vukmanic Has Enviable Record
Specialist in the javelin thlow,
Vukmanic has made an enviable
record in the event In 1938 he
made a clean sweep of three major
United States championships, the
IC4-A, National Collegiate, and
National A A U He is the only
trackman in history to win these
three titles in one season
Formes winners of the award
are Steve Haines, Marty McAn
drews, Yutz Deidrich, Jesse Brew
ster, Tom Slusser, Al Michaels,
Bill Miller, Frank Smith, Windy
Wear, and Harry Harrison
Library Staff Prepares
Shift To New Building
Preparation for movement into
the new library building started
Wednesday when the staff began
to replace the present dictionary
catalog with a divided catalog
system
Under the new plan the cata
log will be, in two parts, one with
bookd listed by author and title,
the other with books listed by
subject.
The divided catalog will simpli
fy filing, produce a compact suli
ject catalog, bring related subjects
more closely together, and relieve
congestion at the filing cases '
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Friday, May 3, 1940
Frosli Lacrossemen,Meet‘
Cornell Cubs Tomorrow
In Season's Opening Till,
With two weeks of scrimmage
under their belts 40 frosh lacrosse
candidates are fighting for starting
posts in their season's opener_
against Cornell on the practice
field at 2 p in tomorrow
They're the scrappiest freshmen
team in the last five years accord
ing to_Coach Al Blair, ineligible
varsity stickmanßacking up this
statement the frosh beat an 211-*
sophomore team Tuesday, - 4-1 ~
An addition was made to' the
yearling's schedule recently when
the Penn trash were scheduled to
play here on May 25
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