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Biff. League Stuff—
- 1 Reports emanating from. Home,
of the intensification of warfare
along the Libya-Egyptign border
may serve as a hint that the longr
awaited- debut of Premier Musso
linii into big league competition is
near.
' The Italians appear to be turn
ing professional; following lavish
spring training drills with bush
league opponents Ethiopia, Al
bania- anct British Somaliland;, plus
a “night game” in' Spain for the
purpose of sharpening- their bat
ting average. From their dugouts
in Africa foreign correspondents
tell us that- rookie ll' Duce- appears
to be preparing his Fascist club for
an attempted s seizure of'the Egyp
tian franchise in the major league
circuit. : '
. Timed" simultaneously' with
Manager Hitler's; attempt to push
Great- Britain out of the- first divi
sion as the pennant drive ap
proaches, the Black-shirted Fas
cists may eke their way into- the
World' Series* On- the other hand;
injuries might land the Italian
team- in- the cellar.
During-previous campaigns the
Black Shirts have been greatly
aided l by Nazi l coaching and 1 re
placements, but in the- coming
drive Manager Hitler may not be
• able to .farm-, out, his star. Nazis
■through fear of weakening_his own
i aggregation*.
Whether the* Fascists are- enter
ing' the major circuit with- minor
league equipment,, as, many press
box observers- would- have us be
lieve,.. only time will tell.
The Egyptians are a vital part
of the British- chain- system; ,and
it is not likely- that Manager
Churchill will relinquish this im
portant cog by the waiver route,
as he did in the case of, Class D
British Somaliland:
: On the Sudan-Egyptian grounds
on the South i th&- British forces
will have the advantage of en
countering the Fascist powerhouse
on the Egyptian sandlots, which
cover approximately 500 miles
without a water.bucket in sight.
Current rumors are that the
Italian; fans are' not in-- accord, with'
the type of play being fumed in
”\NHY NOT TRY
berkshires?
{where for a stocking that would
be-as strong as it was pretty.' as
long-wearing as it was sheer.T. as
Icolbr-right as "it was elastiq. Stop
hunting! Berkshire Stockings* are
a lifetime; brand. That’s why* they
■call them* “The Stockings_tftat
Become a Habit!"^
BERKSHIRE
STOCKIW**
, MOORES DRESS
SHOP
Gppodte ONMfcin-
r«i raw
by the- Black Shirts-, and that the
treasury is. being, slowly drained.
With this in mind, the Italian-
Egyptian series may .be the decid
ing factor in Manager Benito Mus
solini’s bid- for recognition in the
major leagues. The-Fascists ‘mur
derers’ row” is in- perfect- physi
cal condition, for .the coming tussle,
but a perfect mental attitude must
also be attained to prevent- the
Black Shirts from petitioning for
Et new manager when- the pressure
is: on.
: Under such l circumstances there
: can be- no- tie; Manager" Mussolini
will' either hit a. home run. or hear
die- umpire bawl strike three. ‘
Yorrr r 4tMHfeirFiftf
Phi Efa Sigma Award
Robert S'. Voris ’4O has been;
chosen in a nation-wide competi
tion to receive the first Phi) Eta>
Sigma graduate) scholarship, it was
announced yesterday by Dr. Fran
cis J. Tschan> professor of med
ieval history and l member of the
'Thomas Arkle Clark award com
mittee.
The Thomas Arkle Clark schol
arship award was founded in hon
or of the founder of Phi Eta Sigma,
and amounts to about s3oo' an
nually. Voris will use it to take
graduate work in organic chemis-
When a freshman, Voris. was
try at the University, of Illinois,
president of the College chapter of
the national: honorary' scholastic
fraternity. He was also a member
of Phi Lambda Upsilon, honorary
chemical’ society; Phi Mu Epsilon,
honorary mathematical society;
and Phi Kappa Phi, honorary
scholastic society.
At Commencement exercises in
June, Voris was awarded the. Phi
Eta Sigma senior medal and: was
selected as an Evan-Pugh; scholar.
He was a member of the PSCA
freshman- commission, a member
,of the Student Council, and was
‘active in intramural sports.
HUel Plans Reception
For Incoming Sludenls
The Hillel Foundation will hold
its annual reception for new stu
dents at its 133 W. Beaver avenue
parlors at 7:3d p. im,. Friday, Sep
tember 20:
An- informal affair,, the recep
!tion> will give freshmen and trans
'fera am opportunity to acquaint
themselves with the - facilities of
the Foundation and) to. meet Rabbi
and Mrs. Benjamin M.‘ Kahn and
.the- student leaders of the local
iHallel Foundation: Refreshments
will be served.
Itows—-
’[BBeFroslu Where ITow
Campus Calendar —
Changes in freshman schedule:
Not listed in the Timetable, Rus
sian. 1 and 2 can be scheduled by
appointment. The first meeting of
the class will-be in Room 5> Liberal
(Arts: at 4- p.m. Wednesday.
Every,' Library Practice (LP) will l
(meet in: the new, Library instead of
Carnegie Library;
The mass meeting in the Audi
-toriuni'. at & p.m. today will have
ifo do; wife: culthral activities,, and:
.Iwill be. under the supervision of
JDicectar Richard' R. W’. Grant.
Section ENGr-5-lE, page 17- in
- the Freshman Week Booklet, & a.m.
! Tuesdayi changed! from- X3,20i: Eng
■C to- X3j209; Eng" C.
’ Section ENG-5-lE, page 17; 1:10
p.m. Monday, changed. from X 2,
''2ol Eng C to Ph C, 209 Eng:C.
Today
Upperclass registration 8:30-12,
)l:30-5 in Rec Hall.
- WRA Sports Rally from Ito 4
:p.m. in-White Hall.'
( Student Union Dance from 4to
:'5 p.m. in the Armory.
Students desiring to try- out as
actors, actresses; or technicians on
the Player’s staff may sign up at
Student Union. '
Freshman football meeting,
Room 12; Varsity Hall; 4:10 p.m.
Wednesday
| Meeting of the old members of
Alpha Phi Omega, Boy Scout fra
ternity, will be held in Room 318
[Old. Main at 7 p.m. .
the: DAILY CGLUECJMW
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.SECOND FLOOR room. Twin
beds. Good location, garage. Mrs.
;Shuey* 625 N. Allen St, Dial 2720.
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DOUBLE. ROOMS —. $2.50-$2.75
per week. One block from
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FOR GRADUATE.student pleasant
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'home. 251 Irvin. 4118. lt-pd-CRE
TWO PLEASANT comfortable
rooms-near campus quiet private
•large second' floor double room
and one single suitable for grad
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'bedrooms will rent separately.
'Any one reasonable. 124- S. Pat
terson- St. 2t-pd-GRE
'FOR SALE: Philco Radio 1940,
automatic victrola combination.
'Will sell for cash, half original
'cost. Inquire Grace Wible, Centre
.•Hall. Phone 41R-5-. Sepl6
ROOMS' well equipped; Single and'
double beds, showers, and - ping
ipong: room. Upperclassmen pre
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WELCOME UPPERCLASSMEN
Here’s hopeing you have another happy and successful season at
Penn State. And also may we have the pleasure of serving you.
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PAGE - THREE:
Facility Jucfejes Exftifjife
Faculty members of the School
of Agriculture have served as
judges of exhibits at more thah
50 county and community fairs in
the state this year,, announced-
Howard G. Niesley, professor of
agricultural extension, in charge
of scheduling.
Moderate rates. 124 S. Barnard - ' Sir.
'Phone 4040. Sep 16
'DOUBLE front room, quiet section
good single beds. Will rent sin
gle. Call State College 2717, 133
South Gill. se 13,10,17-3t-pd6
ROOMS for students. Desirable
classman in pleasant corner room,
room and roommate for upper
second floor. 300 S. Burrowes
street. Phone 3280.
FOR RENT-r—Single room, private
family. Inquire 316 S. Gill street.
Dial 3417: 12-2tp-BB
PENN-' State Hotel remodeled
under new- management. Stu
dent- rooms reasonably- priced and
extended dining room service. 310
E. College.