Successor To The Free /lance, Established 1887 VOL. 38—No. 13 Rhein Will Sing On Sunday's Hour Of Charm program tririairi L. Rhein '43, named last nf*ht to represent Penn State on Sunday's "Hour of Charm" pro gram, will leave for New York Friday night on an expense-free trip. Miss Rhein has tentatively de cided to sing "The Things I Love" with Phil Spitalny's All-Girl Or chestra at 10 p..m. Sunday over the Red Network of the National Broadcasting Company. Prior• to leaving, Miss Rhein will sing at noon today before the Bellefonte Kiwanis Club, before the State College Rotary Club to night, and before the Bellefonte Chamber of Commerce on Thurs day. Last night she appeared on the program of the State. College Kiwanis Club.' James A. Leyden '42 is her accompanist. . Representatives from the pro grant will. meet Miss Rhein and her chaperon at the station and will entertain them in New York. She will , rehearse about three times with the orchestra before the broadcast. Aside from having all expenses paid, Miss Rhein will receive $lOO for'appearingon the program and 525 as pin money. Three of the nine coeds appearing on : the pro gram series will be chosen to re appear and receive .$lOOO .each. From these three, a 'winner will be selected. Her college 'will re ceive $lOOO per year, for four -3-ears . - as-a -- scholarship in -the win ner's name. Alternate to Miss Rhein is Shirley L. Ives '45 who will re ceive $25 and--must be available to replace Miss Rhein in case of emergency. ......._____ also a member of the National- To Cease Tomorrow sage that he __ did not disapprove Budget For This Year Council of Student- Christian As- - of the loading zone provision, but . "College regulations do not per sociations, this year will be the main purpose that the bus stop sections 'of the Consideration of the budget for mit students , -"to operate or keep • Tickets for the banquet which bill were inconsistent with his of the second Cabinet meeting in cars on the college grounds with the Alumni office at 9 o'clock to begins at 5:45 p. m. Sunday may preFvoilolouNsvisntgandusieonrethaedirgesotifont.h•e out permits," Captain William V. be purchased from Student Un- . Dennis, head of the student patrol, veto, Councilman Russell W. night, Gerald F. DC•herty '42, All , ion, Arthur Peskoe '42, Robert R. emphasizedyesterday.Adamitz moved for adjournment College president, announced yes- EarlAn inveStigation of the death of Di4ey '44, John Grazinski '43, • Students • operating automobiles until 7 p. rri. Thursday, giving as terday. Wilfred Gaines, who shot or John F. Zalinski .'43. himself at his Altoona home Wed- Members of the committee on must purchase a license plate at reason the absence of Police Action is also expected to be nesday, . has revealed that the . ,the student patrol office in 820 Old Chairman H. L. Stuart.c taken concerning appropriation • • a nt a-e pi. ogiam andau an,eme s i for taking the Nittany Lion to shooting was accidental andnot a Shaut, chairman, Walter Gerson . ' Main Student under 21 •ar f s y e s o a games away from home. In addi case of suicide, according to mem- '44, Kehl Markley. '44, Benjamin age must obtain forms at the office Committees Named tion, Doherty wal appoint the hers of his family..l . :' Snips '43, Andrew ,P. Szekely to send to their parents for per a student traffic , board, and a secre- Gaines,. who was a member of '43, and John York '42. mission. for First Formal tary pro-tem for Cabinet. the junior class, was found dead in --. Students apprehended so far for the attic of his home at 8:30 a. m. • ' ies for traffic regulations have been' Comm tte . the annual imminm iummummmumniminni Wednesday shortly after a shotgun NY A Oaths Given Today granted . great leniency, Dennis Cwen Dance, first formal of the had been fired. A box of shotgun pointed out. `Tomorrow, however, year, to be held in White Hall Students on the tentative list has been set as the deadline for from 9t012p. m. October 24, Late News shells among his possessions at State College had not 'been opened of NYA workers should report to lenient action and fines starting at were named by Dorothy K. Brun ,nor had akother supply of shells 308 Old Main today to complete 50 cents for• the first offense, one ner '44, dance chairman. 1110111111111110101111110111iloal1111111110111111111101111111111 belonging to his tether 'been dis- employment, affacim its , 'and take dollar for the second and three - Committees include publicity, . turbed. . the oath of allegiance, according dollars for the third. Four or more Marion C. Dougherty, chairman, YANKS, 3 DODGERS, I His family, who 'had earlier ac- to Frank E. Whiting, office man- violations will call for disciplinary Betty W. Story and Phyllis R. See Story on page 3 cepted a suicide version of his ager• action by the College. Watkins; tickets, ' Ann Sheffield, BERLIN —.Germans launched a death, has concluded that the shot - chairman, Jeanne L. Ward and new drive to capture Moscow be ' • Grace L. Judge; checking, H. fore the winter snows set in. gun was. loaded, presumably last • , fall, and that Gaines struck the • • Joyce Strope, chairman, Ruth E. Meanwhile, the British hurled a floor with the butt of the gun, ac- D avisLJ Sees Government Action Conrad and Ruth M. Storer. counter-attack on Berlin with the cidentally discharging it. . lnvitations, Harriet G. Van- aid of Russia. was a member of the To . and Dorothy M. DES MOINES, lowa — 'Twenty- GainesNtinal Rifle Association and was o Offset D eclining Birth Rate • Boring and Florerce I. Jaffy; de- nine-year -old aviator George Hop corations, Phylli , R. Watkins, kins late yesterday :began a peril accustomed to the use of firearms. "Judging by returns 8n the 1940 ulation . there as well as in Sweden chairman, Adele J. Levin, Frances ous descent from the top of Devil's The office of the 'Blair county census, the American population and Germany. M. Angle and Grace L. Judge. Tower after being stranded four coroner in Altoona reported last is not reproducing at a sufficient "As yet, no country has sue- days on the 865 foot stone 'pinnacle. night that it had not yet invest' rate to replace itself," Dr. Kings- ceeded in bringing its fertility up He is being assisted by forest rang gated the theory of accidental Color E xhibit ion Water ley Davis, associate professor of to the replacement level after iters and feels that it was worth , the kieath. Sociology at the College announ- has once fallen below that level," Shown In Art Gallery - $5O he won as a bet. ced recently. he stated. MOSCOW American ambass- If the birth rate in the United From 193 a to 1940, United Thirty-four water colors by ador to Russia, Steinhardt, was re- States continues to decrease, it States urban areas had a repro- David A. Campbell, assistant pro- called to Washington for consulta is very likely that the government duction rate which would lose 26 fessor of engineering drawing, are tion. 'He will leave immediately. will adopt some definite policies to per cent each generation. Dr. on display in the 'College Art Gal- WASHINGTON 'Secretary of Gaines' Death Called Accidental forty Students Receive Riding Instruction Over forty new members of the prevent a declining population, he Davis pointed out that the pres- . lery, 303 Main 'Engineering. State Cordell Hull and President Penn State Riding Club received predicts. ent urban replacement comes Consisting largely of Pennsyl- Roosevelt will meet today for a their first instruction last night in Dr. Davis ascertains that when from the rural areas which in- vania subjects done in the past five special discussion of the neutrality mounting horses, holding the reins, a nation's population declines, it crease 44 per cent each genera- years, the exhibition contains two act. It is expected that the main and proper riding stance. may lose the military or political tion. quarry scenes which went through topic of discussion will (be the arm- There will be a special instruc- strength necessary to maintain its "If the small family pattern ex- the Johnstown Flood of 1936. ing of the merchant fleet. Lion meeting at the riding stables, economic advantages. tends to the rural regions, how- The show also contains works ROME Italians claimed that three-tenths of a mile east of Fran- Pointing out ,I)at population ever, as it is likely to do, the pop- painted in recent months. AU pic- the CBritish aircraft carrier Ark cis Atherton Hall, at 9 a. m. Sun- decline was one of the factors in ulation will fall even shorter of tures are for sale until the close of Royal was torpedoed and badly day. All students interested in the the fall of--France, he called at- replacing its numbers," he .warn- the•exhiibtion on Tuesday, October damaged. However the British de club and visitors will be weleom,e, tention to efforts to increase pop- ed. - , • -15. . . Med this charge late last night. , 'lr, • • latirt Eittitog, about his campus at the freshman mass meeting in Schwab Audi- Attorney John G. Love of Belle- torium at 7 o'clock tonight. fonte, acting as College counsel A panel of faculty and adminis in this matter, has presented Sam- tration members will match its uel K. Hostetter, College treasur- collective knowledge of Penn er, with the opinion that all such State history and tradition against entertainment presentations as the the quiz- questions submitted to Artists' Course programs, Player's , the committee in charge last Shows, and Thespian productions are subject to the provisions of BATTLE OF WITS Adrian 0 week. O. The "Information Please" pro . Morse, assistant to the president in the Revenue Act of 1941, gram will also give students who charge of resident instruction, is " The ten per cent tax will be one of the experts on the "infer_ contributed questions an oppor- ON THE AIR- -MiriamL. Rhein placed upon the regular tickettunity to win semester subscrip mation please" program at the tions to The Daily Collegian, tick '43, above, a soprano, will rePre- prices of $5.50, $4.50, and $3.50 f sent Penn State on the nation- for the course series of Tour num-V inSchwab 'Auditorium- man resh at mass 7 meeting p. m. ing tonight. ets to the Penn State Player's . wide broadcast of the "Hour of bers. It will affect 1200 seats production of "The Male Animal," Charm" Sunday night. which remain to be sold. Announcement of the date of N ticket sales and the complete pro- ew Bus Stops show. Songs, cheers, and other enter , gram of artists will be made later. tainment will be included on the The Rochester Philharmonic Or- Still program with Frank , Gullo, direc ehestra, under the direction of Uncerta in tor of the ROTC band, acting as Jose Iturbi, has been signed to , songleader. Master of ceremori play in Schwab Auditorium as Downtown locations for State ies will be A. John Currier '42, one of the four numbers. College bus stops, approved by PSCA co-president. Borough Council on September 15, Experts in tonights battle of Dr.. Frederick B. Igler, secre- Selection of seats will follow were left hanging fire when Coun- wits are Joseph F. O'Brien, asso tary of the University of Penn- last year's plan of reserving half cil adjourned immediately after ciate professor of public speaking; stud- Schwab Auditorium for sylvania Christian Association, of the reading of Burgess Wilbur F. Adrian 0. Morse, assistant to the ents, and the remaining half for faculty and townspeople. A mix has been secured as the main Leitzell's veto at its regular meet- president in charge of resident speaker for the freshman inde- imuth — of four tickets to each aping last night. instruction; Harry P. 'Seamans, pendent men's ban . quet at the Nit- plicant has been established. This The ordinance provided for general secretary of the PSCA; number is one- more than last four downtown bus stops and a Robert E. Galbraith, associate pro tany Lion Inn" on Sunday, Eldenloading .zone on the south-west fessor of English composition; and years limit and will permit the T. Shaut '42, chairman of the pro- side of Co-op Corner. Two of the Mrs. J. Ewing Kennedy, wife of seating of two. couples instead of gram committee, - revealed - last scatteecl inciiidilial placement. bu 3 stops were slated for the the Thespian's director. ..„, north and south sides of E. COI- Andrew P. Szekely '43 will be night; 'lege Avenue in hack of Francis staff pianist for musical questions Dr. Igler has worked with col- - Atherton Hall. Other proposed and John W. Harkins '42 will ac lege students for many years and leniency In Student locations include the north side company the mass singing. in addition to his C. A. position ' io a -. ra 1 ions of College. ave. at Frazier st. and t serves as pastor ior Baptist stud- ft l ' c VI 1 Co-op Corner. Cabinet To Consider ents attending the U. of P. He is . Leitzell said in his veto mes- Igler To Speak At IM Banquet OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, STATE COLLEGE PA Course Tickets Will Be Taxed All tickets to the Artists' Course series of 1941-42 will be subject to a federal excise tax of 10 per cent, Dr. Carl E. Marquardt, chairman, announced last night after the first meeting of the Ar tists' Course Committee for the new year. rgiatt WEATHER _ Cloudy and Cooler PRICE THREE CENTS Quiz Program Highlights Frosh Meeting Tonight Second step in the orientation of the class of '45 will be taken when "Joe Frosh" learns facts
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