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All-College Cabinet Overruled By McWilliams
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Mowery, Whilmer, Loy,
Swart Win In Annual
fele Judging Contest
Winneis of the Daily Cattle
Judging Contest held in the dairy
hams last Satuiday were Asa G
Mowery and Kermit L Witmer,
two-yeas agricultuie students,
fist and second, respectively, in
the professional division, and
James H Swait '42, and Harold
Loy '43, fist and second in the
amateur division
Highest score was made by Loy
in this contest which included
seven breeds of cattle Judges
were Professors Andrew A Bor
land and Babel t H Olmstead of
the dairy husband* , department
Trophies will be presented to
the winners by John J Trentin
'4O, chauman of the contest, at
the annual banquet of the Penn
State chapter of the American
Dairy Science Association in the
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
President Will Not Approve 1940-41
Activities Budgets; Says 'No Funds'
Only Other Changes Were Reduction In Numeral
Award Fund And Freshman Dance Appropriations
Using his power to overrule an all-College Cabinet decision for
the first time diming his year's term, H Clifton McWilliams Jr '4O,
all-College picsident, announced yesterday that he will not approve
activities budgets for 1940-41 passed by the Cabinet at its meeting
Tuesday night
The lemon given by McWilliams was that funds are not available
for budget appropriations of $75
cils The appropriations were not
included in the budget as submit
ted by the Interclass Finance
Board but were added by an
amendment from the floor
When the amendment was pro
posed Bernard A Newman '4O,
chairman of Interclass Finance
Board, stated that the estimated
income of $21,240 would leave an
approximate $7OO balance after
budgeted expenditures are de
ducted
However McWilliams said yes
terday' that investigation has
shown that this is not true, that
the actual expenditures will fall
within a few dollars of the esti
mated receipts
Appropriations Impossible '..
If the student council appropria
tions are to be included in the
budget under expected financial
conditions the entire budget will
have to be ievissed and deductions
made from allotments for other ac
tivities Otherwise, the only pos
sibility of including the appropria
tions is fur next year's income to
be higher than the estimated figure
If the Interclass Finance Board
fails to revise the budget, McWil
hams stated that he will veto the
measure A two-thirds Vote of
Cabinet members is necessary to
pass a bill over the veto of the
president
Besides the school council ap
propriations only changes from
this yeai 's budget were a reduction
in the numeral award appropria
tion from $1,400 to $1,025 and a
reduction in the Freshman Dance
allotment from $l5O to $lOO `,
Addition to Comp List
The town counselor was added
to the comp list and class presi
dents and dance chairmen were
limited to one complimentary
ticket each
Paul J Scally '4l and Peter G
Fetzko '4l, Junior Prom .co
chairmen, were each voted $25 as
compensation, the same amount
received by the chairmen of other
big dances this year
Blue Band Trips
The Blue Band will make ,two
trips with the football team next
Fall On October 23 the band will
go to Philadelphia for the Temple
game and on November 26 it will
visit Pittsburgh for the Pitt gaMe
Cabinet voiced disapproval of
student conduct in the women's
dormitory 'lounges and voted to
send statements to the Dean of
Men and the Dean of Women "en
couraging any action which might
be taken to cope with such mis
conduct,"
The Board of Trbstees will be
sent a statement to the effect that
it may call on the all-College
president to act in an advisory
capacity on student problems
Popular German Movie
To Be Presented Monday
The "Dcutscher Verein" is pre
senting a talking-film of the story
"Emil uhd die Detektiv" in Room
121 Liberal Arts Building at 7 00
p m Monday,
The film depicts a popular, mod
ern story with a Berlin back
ground This story has been trans
lated into Spanish and French
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SCHOLARSHIP DAY
(Continued from page 1)
C Bigelow Memorial scholarships
—Raymond R Whiting Cwen
scholarships—Margaret A Cole
'42, Mary A Galetti '42, R. Helen
Gordon '42
Detwiler Scholarship
Detwiler Memorial scholarship
—Dorothy M Johnson '42, and
Thomas E Kendig '42, George E
Graff Journalism scholarship—
Morrison Arthur, McAllister
scholarships Cent' e County,
Jane M Parkhill '43, Clearfield,
Helen A. Hawk '43, Jefferson,
Ruth E Kocer '43, Pike, Hare
E, Gassman '43, Union, David E
Boyer '43
Mortar Board scholarships—
Selma Badgley '4O, Alice A Mc-
Laughlin '4O, Margaret A. Ross
,'4O, Mildred I Yearick '4O, State
Federation of Pennsylvania Wo
men scholarships— Janet N, Holt
ringer '4l, Chailotte S Knabb '4O
Grace E Rentschler '4l, Mildred
I Yearick '4O
John W White scholarships in
Spanish—Elizabeth J Lowry '42,
Hans Rexach '4l, and-Elinor L
Weaver '4l, State College Pan
hellenic scholarship Selma
Badgley, '4O ,
Awards and prizes to be pi e
sented are Alpha Rho Chi medal,
James L Thorne '4O, Alpha Zeta
cup—John S Kookogey '42, Har
risburg Alumnae Club award—
Alumnae Club award—Ruth A
Ruth N Ginter '4l, State College
man Institute of Architects—John
Marshall '42, Medal of the Amer-
R Suydam - '4O, American Insti
tute of Architects prize—James L
serve of Allegheny County—Sam
-au 2iusiaom au.totty
uel M Barnard and Robert
Guber, special students,
Chi Omega Civic prize—Bar
bara G Kurtz '4l, Delta Sigma
Pi key—Andrew D Watson, Eta
Kappa Nu prize— Walter N
Shambach and Ralph B. Straw
bridge, sophomores ,Interfratern
ity Conference cup—second se
mester 1938-39 Alpha Zeta, first
semester 1939-40, Alpha Gamma
Rho, Judge Benjamin F Keller
Memorial prize—Dorothy E Neff
'4O
Russell I.
_Klapp Prize
Russell I Klopp prize—Herman
J Carew '4O, Alan Nutt Memorial
prize—Curtis A Miller '4l, Omi
cron Nu freshman women's prize
—Betty M Martin '42, Outstand
ing senior athlete—Nick Vukman
ic '4O, outstanding senior in
School of Physical Education—
Beatrice M Lowe '4O, Charles La
throp Pack Foundation Forestry
prizes—Arthur L Bennett '4O,
Miles R Hill '4O, and Andrew
Paton '4O
Merrill Palmer School award—
Doris . A, Arnold '4l; Annabel
Boyd '4l, Janet N. Holtzinger '4l
and Marie B Somers '4l, Pan
hellenic Association cup—second
semester 1938-39, Gamma Phi
,Beta, first semester 1939-40, Char
itides; Pennsylvania D ,A. R,
award, Jeanne C Stiles '42; Phi
Eta Sigma Research honor—Dr
Bruce V. Moore
Phi Eta Sigma Honor
Phi Eta Sigma Senior honor—
Robert S Voris '4O, Phi Lambda
Upsilon cup—John W Healy '4l,
Pi Tau Sigma prize—William Bar
ger '42, Lambda Theta Winifred
Hurrell award—Emma J Gilmitti
'4O, George T Rodgers award—
William J McKnight 111 '42, Eliza
beth S Shattuck award—Daniel
M Boyer '4O, Harold B Shattuck
award—Jack R Hogan '4l
Sigma Delta Chi certillcates—
Helen L Camp '4O, Josephine - 8
Miller '4O, Herbert Nipson '4O,
Emanuel Roth '9O, Frank R Zum
bro '4O, Sigma Gamma Epsilon—
Paul Lazar '42, Sigma Tau award
—Paul Lazar '42, Ellen M Stuart
Memorial award—Elizabeth W
MacPherson '4O, John W Stuart
Memorial award—Aleda Snow '43
Tau Beta Pi sophomore award—
Paul Lazar '42, two-yeas agricul
ture class memorial funds award—
first award, Jack A Kaufman and
second award, Asa G Mowery;
WSGA award—Lois E Partrick
'42, Sigma Pi award—Jesse G
Ralston
Tomorrow Deadline For
Ordering Junior Blgers
Tomorrow is the deadline for
placing orders for Junior Bias- ,1
ers, co• Chairmen Howard R.
Alter. Jr. '4l and John H. Jen
kins '4l have announced. Or
ders must be turned in at the
Athletic Store accompanied by
a two dollar deposit.
FROSH
SPORTS
Baseball
After a 7-3 defeat waled at the
hands of Syracuse freshmen Tues
day, the Nittany Cub baseball
team will seek their second win
of the season against Cornell here
at 2 30 p m tomorrow
Al Maurer and Ed Tuleya al
lowed only seven hits and struck
out 11 Orange batsmen, but con
tinual misplays and lack of batting
punch by Lion players ruined the
duo's line pitching performance
The Lion batters scored single
runs in the second, fourth, and sev
enth innings, garnering a total of
six hits, while the Syracuie year
lings were taking advantage - ay(
State's errors to score three time:
in the second and twice in the
third and seventh innings
Tennis
Penn State's freshman tennis
team will seek its.second victory
of the season tomorrow against
Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh after
defeating the Gettysburg Jayvees,
8-1, Wednesday on the Varsity
courts
The summaries singles—Jules
Broida, Penn State, defeated Shu
maker, 7-5, 6-3, Richards, Gettys
burg, defeated Maurice Lundehus,
3-6, 6-3, 6-3, Don Davis, Penn
State, defeated Mcßean, 6-3, 6-4,
Sam Chase, Penn State, defeated
Leslie, 6-2, 6-3, Don Parker, Penn
State, deefated Thorlackson, 6-0,
6-0, and Sam Byers,' Penn State,
deefated Sammel, 6-3; 6-1
Doubles—Brolda and Lundelius,
Penn State, defeated Shumakcr
and Richards, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2; Davis
and Chase, Penn State, deefated
Mcßean and Leslie, 6-3, 2.6, 6-3,
and Byers and Len Beerman, Penn
State, defeated Sammel and Thor
defeated Sammel; 6-3, 6-1
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