SUCCOSS6r To The Free Lance, .‘ Established 1887 VOL. 38—No. 15 'Weekend' Season Begins With Pep , Rally Tomorrow . _ Two government-sponsored de- fence courses in production en- Pledges Could Insure AZ Awarded Trophy gineering, and materials testing Penn State's "big weekend" sea- and inspection will be offered by Collegian Room Delivery For Last Semester • son will Make its fall debut in Rec the College beginning Monday, ac- A division of fraternities into Hall •at 8 o'clock tomorrow night cording to an announcement made A suggestion that fraternity two sections, with a scholarship when 5,000 students and .alumni by Harry P. Hammond; dean of pledges give room delivery to Col- , cup to be awarded to the frater are expected to attend the football the School of Engineering. legian subscribers in their house, pep rally, which marks the open- Both courses are similar to the has been made by James E. Mc- nity in each group with the high- Maughey, Collegian business man- est average for the semester, was ing of the 21st annual Homecoming ones ,nmpleted at the College last ager. This system would avoid decided at this year's first Inter celebration. month, with the exception that the possibility of having papers fraternity Council meeting last . • With ho es of building, up the the new quota of students will delivered to the wrong rooms. night. same spirit that sparked the Col- have 16 weeks instead of 12 in The pledges would be able to The fraternities will be - divided :gate send-off last week, Coach Bob which to complete the work. No Pick the papers up al the door as to their membership qualifica- Higgins and Captain Len 'Krouse tuition will be charged, but stud- P and distribute them to the proper • tions. Fraternities entirely of will Speak in behalf of the Lion ___ ents must pay for their own sub- social aspect will be in one class, grid squad, which will not be able LIONS' BOSS—Coach Bob Higgins rooms at a time designated by the sistence and textbooks. and those restricting their mein to attend the rally because of train, will speak in behalf of the Lion The quota of 32 students for upperclassmen. bership as to curriculum or ail ing plans.squad at the pep rally in Rec Hall each course has already been All Collegian subscription books must be turned in at the Collegian college average, or that are of a Gerald F. Doherty '42, All-Col- at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. This heavily over-subscribed, so appli office by 5 p. m. tomorrow. professional nature, in the sec lege president and master of cere- will make the opening of the 21st cations will be considered in order and group. monies will introduce the follow- annual Alumni Homecoming cele- of receipt. ,--- The motion, held over from last ing speakers: Earl E. Hewitt '2B, bration. . For the course in production e year because of complaints from , president of the Alumni Assodia- I I doles engineering, applicants should be IMA, PH some of the "semi-professional" tion; William Hollenbach, Lion grid coach in 1912; and several II recent graduates from a four-year . fraternities, was passed by a vote members of the 1911 and 1912 C aptain Dennis high school, and should have in- - To Hold Social of 28 to 10. , football squads, which are having dustrial experience or two years Alpha Zeta, with an average of -- ' a reunion this weekend. . - •• in - a college curriculum. The N . 1.78, was awarded the scholarship • Other highlights of the rally will warns . Students course will provide training in Philotes and the Independent cup for last semester by President be a talk by William F. Finn '42, management engineering. .Mens' Association will sponsor Thomas J. L. Henson '42. The football manager, and the appear- ' "If Penn State students -don't Requirements for' the course in their first social function of the winning of the trophy by Alpha semester in the northeast lounge Zeta made the seventh time in the ante of the Nittany Lion and Blue • materials testing and inspection improve appreciably in the care of Atherton •Hall Saturday night it last 10 semesters that they have Band. CoMpulsory attendance is they take . . are four years of college training, in crossing streets, our en- was announced at the IMA coun- led other fraternities in scholar required of all freshmen, Raymond enviable safety record along* this two of which should be in an P. Leffler-'42,.cliainnan 'of Student - gineering curriculum, and indus- cil meeting yesterday by Elden T. ship. '42, president. line cannot possibly remain in- George W. Ferguson '42, chair- Tribunal, said-last tight. trial experience, which is not re- Shaut tact," Capt. William V.. Dennis,, The council decided that the man of the Interfraternity Coun quired but is highly desirable. No academic credit will be con -1 head of the campus patrol, warn- units in town will 'be divided into ail rushing committee, stated that ' ed yesterday. i eight sections, each with a section 630 pledges had been registered Following up this plea for' ferreq, but a certificate will be leader. His duties . will . •_b_ e ,, , t_o . _ p . :pro- . this oLt_ j y .h e a a t_ r_ sa in ,_hi co o rn: p ar o : c or n i ntag to:a o s c t greater care• by pedestrians, "Police issued to those who complete the mote independent men's activities year's' total of 510. . He pointed Chief J. R. Juba requested that course. It is also essential. that in his district. 'students stay within the yellow the.:. aieur:ic-, , kin , •materials --testing , A: cabin on'the - BOalsburg road freshmen who pledged - had been , crossing lines, especially at Cii=op and inspection be followed by at , has been offered for 'the .use of house. guests during the period. I corner during busy hours between least one month of practical train- single 'DMA units for outings by Rushing expenditures of $77.39 There'll be jiving out-of-this- classes. Otherwise the confusion ing in an arsenal navy yard, or Mr. C. R. Stitier, local business- (Continued on Page Two) world come Friday night but no created by having students all some industry Producing ordnance man. Independent units may over the road • makes it difficult materials. Armistice Eve Debate make reservations for the cabin. rug-cutting 'cause jitterbugs will be swinging their lassies' chassis for cars to turn the corner. J. John Zelinsky '44, announced on .Rec Hall's hardwood. ' Pointing out that there has not ' . that tickets to the Freshman Inde- Scheduled With Scranton solid send Jimmy -- * A by Mc- been a serious pedestrian injury Senior Pre-Meds Make pendent 'Mens' 'Banquet to 'be held • in the 11 years . hr has served on in the Nittany Lion Inn at 5:30 p. A , tentative Armistice eve de- Adam's Campus Owls promises . bate with the University of Scran the College Campus Police, Cap- Inquiry Trip. Tuesday m. • Sunday had been distributed to some down-to the,-bricks dragging ton was announced at last night's taro Dennis stated that students all units and reports of all sales at. the annual Collegian Dance organization meeting of the Col must get over the habit of ex- The annual inspection trip for were to be made to him Thursday when shagging starts at 9 p. m. night. lege debate squad. The subject Hot-dogs can can-can if in the petting vehicles to stop for them senior Pre-Medical students has - will be "resolved that every able- • mood although alumni may re- if they are to keep •Such a record, been arranged from twelve p. m., .. . Tuesday, , October 14 to 5 p. m. bodied male citizen in the United ply with the ttirkey trot .or hot - Service Planned Friday, October 17, it was announ- 16°/ oOf Tuberculin Tests . States should be required to serve gavotte. In the groove swing, Health ced by Prof. James H. Olewine,one year full time military train the buck and wing, and •an occa- All stlidents, not classified as department of chemistory. Show Positive Reactions ing before reaching the present sional rumbah numbah will keep full-time student:, who wish to draft age." things hot—it is rumored. The trip will. include visits to Of 'he 1860 freshman and trans ' receive' College ' Health Service Final tryouts for freshmen can- Annie Oakleies to Collegian • . the various. medical colleges in . didates will be in Room 316 privileges, should report this be- • feu students that received the first Philadelphia. Those interested in Sparks Building at 4 p. m. next subscribers will permit - hep-cats fore October 25 to the Health • dose of the Mantoux tuberculin trucking 'while alligators with du- Service office, 3. Old Main. The the trip should: report promptly test, 292 were found to have posi- Wednesday and at 7 p. m. Thurs cats will be left up-town by sweet --. to Miss Jones in Dean Whitmore's rive • - eactions, and of the 1533 d a y. .0.00 semester fee • must be paid Tryouts for upperclassmen and low moaning, office . will be in Room 316 Sparks Build , at 'the Accounting Office, 209 Old . who received the second dose, an ing. at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Jabberwacky wall-flowers will Ma 7- additional 259 were found, mak- In. be permitted to beat their daddies ing the total df positive reactions eight to the bar while hut-sut IMA Group Elects about 16 per cent. nuts conga until Midnight with- Danis To Speak Fairmount Hall's recently elect- This means only that at some i out aid- Of Madame Lazonga. Speaking on the subject "The ed officers are: Randall M. Mc- time during the student's life . In other words', the annual Col- High School Journalist Looks to Laughlin '43, president; James F. there was some .trace of tubercu legian informal dance will be held the Future," Donald W. Davis, as- Farrell '45, treasurer; Harold S. losis present, Dr. Joseph P. Rite •ln Rec Hall from 9 to 12 p. in. sociate professor of journalism Seif '45, secretary; Robert J. Sloat nour, health service head, ex- Friday. Campus Owls will play will address the journalism sec- '44, athletic chairman; C. Brooke plained. To find if there are any MOSCOW The Russians ad and there is no admission charge tion 'of the . Western Pennsylvania Jones '43, social' chairman; and active germs present, all positive mitted the evacuation of several to students holding subscription Education Conference at Pitts- Eugene J. Trunk '42, IMA repre- reactors will receive X-ray 'treat- towns in the face of the new Ger stubs to the paper burgh tomorrow. sentative. ment. man offensives. Air losses were • law on both sides because of lim ited Heyhart Praises Value . . . . . air action due to bad . weather. The Russians pointed to Of Good Truck 'Drivers Wise Frosh Manharidled By Tribunal the tact that Hitler is following al most exactly the same route taken Properly trained, the much-ma- by Napoleon before his historic re ligned truck :Myer will become "We came to Penn State, we his ears and (airy his bible in a Paul Schweitzer,. Bill Menzie. treat - from Russia. a "symbol of good will for his saw Pribunat we got the germ of frying-pan. - Bob Bartle, Casey Swart, and - WASHINGTON—Combat Com company." . Penn State spirit there"—this was Mi^key Blatz, ' ! 'llie best comic Peter Scott will wear signs to mander Evans announced that This: is the observation of Amos the sentiment Raymond F. Leffler before the board, was amply re 7 show Tribunal's generosity. Fol- tests along the Eastern seaboard E. Neyhart, administrative head - 42, tried to instill in the freshmen paid for his antics when they of- lowing the meeting Chairman Let'- from Boston to Savannah will of the Institute of Public Safety who met before the seven young 'erect him a dress and bonnet with fler announced that freshman boys start today. The tests will con ' at the College. men on Tribunal, who tried the the courtesy of the Thespians, having import dates for Satur- tinue until 0 - •tober 25, and are Neyhart, who is also driver cases of all current customs viola- plus two signs that said "Iti a day's game will not be permitted designed mainly to prove the re training consultan' for the Ameri- tors. , honey, girls, but the word's mum," to sit with their dates but may cently organized Civilian Defense can Automobile Association, A dozen boys will do their best and l.n the back a continuation get permission frem George Don- Corps. claims 'that truck drivers should to give the campus a few laughs, saying. "As for Frosh boys I'm ovan at Student Union to enter- WASHINGTON The House not be trained haphazardly but while two boys will be punished poison, too." Mickey will also taro the girls after the game, began consideration, yesterday, of should be carefully selected; then severely for trying to avoid cus- carry a dummy labeled "Buck- Other cases tried before the the new six billion dollar defense "edUcated" by practical road and toms completely. nell" which he will be required Board last night were those of bill. In a report from the appro laboratory tests. Melvin Braunstein . will wear to beat with a club .to symbolize boys who wished to have their priations committee it was stated The College driver training. ex- . signs saying "I'm smooth, but. Tri- the activities of our gridders when customs removed because of that if the bill is passed it would pert emphasized the importance bunal roughed . me," and "I'm a they meet the Bison eleven on transferring' or age. Ted Hogg, give the President power to use of well-trained drivers to' the „fresh, egg, but, boy! did I get Saturday. llickey's ' gait , while Richard Van lyning , . and Charles . these. funds for the benefit of any .arined- forces - and : to the': ci , ilian Iriedl 4 'lleatiivbile he will have traveling 'to and from ' classes will Slachta • were - given temporary belligerent nation, including Rus defense • program • • -'-,-,' -. . two :pieces- of • toast: hanging from bean effeminate Jskip: -- ' • • - exemptions. ' - '-' • ' ' sia.' " ' Say, Pardon Me, Boys; What Goes Off! I • 41 , t 4 , OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, STATE COLLEGE, PA Defense Courses 2 Fraternity Scholarship Begin Monday Cups To Be Given By IFC tgiatt WEATHER Fair end Warnier PRICE THREE CENTS 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Life News 111111111111111111111111111011111+10111111111111111111111111111111111
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