. . ~ . .. - , . .. 1 , -•.' - 'Me Free iLance;; 0.- i ' : -1.1 '.,- "i • Grit , : ic , gstablished 1887 VOW • . ....i. VOL. 33—No 18 Pi Kappa Phi, Theta Phi Alpha Win Display Cups Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and Theta Phi Alpha sorority won the first prizes for having the best lawn displays over Alumni week end in the annual Interfraternity Council and Alumni Association deCoration contest, the three-man judging committee announced last night. First priies, two bronze cups, were awarded on the basis of their general effectiveness and original ity. First honorable: mention in the fraternity division was awarded to Alpha Chi Rho with Alpha Kappa Phi taking second place honors. Kappa Sigma and Phi Kappa Psi followf.d .closely behind •in the judging. Alpha Omicron Pi edged Kappa Alpha Theta out to win the first honorable mention in the sorority competition. All of the other sor- able savings can be affected by - to all freshman customs, excepting orities had exceptionally original the coo • ' pelative purchase of many mond - J. Leffler, chairman of Tri wearing the large name card. This displays according to the judges. Freshmen Meet food articles. bunal, announced last night that will be discarded at the end of the Judges for the contest were freshman customs would remain Jennings stated that several of on until after Christmas.because of first month of school. Warren D. Zeigler ,'42, president the fraternity caterers believe the the absence of freshmen at the At a mass meeting earlier this of Scarabs; .Prof. John R. Braken, Pres ident Tonight interchanging of ideas and dis- Alumni pep rally. • year, Leffler had informed the professor of ianascape architec- cussi individual fraternity tents tore; and Milton Swartz '42, land- on offreshmen that Tribunal had Freshman students will meet policy will improve the chapters . Lively decided to held a contest on scope architecture ;student. IE their president tonight in the third at Penn State. . - the second Saturday after Thanl of a series of mass • meetings held Officers of the organization - ew Gro Prodigal gosh Causes in Schwab Auditorium at 7 o'clock elected last year are Jennings, up-: liters giving Vacation to determine whether 'or not cutsoms would be as an All-College function for the president; Andrew P. Szekley '43, B discontinued. This decision, he 0 • .said last night, has been entirely - ro Campaign four-State Alarm • - class of '45. vice-president; and Robert Gamin '42, secretary-treasurer. Mr. M. The exact title of President abandoned. When David C. Shaine' . '45, de- Mateer is advisor for the associa- Stating that they .would not re- Under' Tribunal's new ruling, Hetzel's speech was not known tided to visit Steelton on Saturday . Lion. fuse ',6 serve as borough officials last night but it is expected to be customs will remain on at least tm •afternoonThe-didn't realize-that . his .•. . - - --•• ': - . IL so elected, three College pro similar to his annual address us sudden til the first 'Saturday after Christ sudden departure from the campus fessors are being sponsored for ually delivered during Freshman ■• mss vacation when, if Tribunal be would cause a four-state alarm to town burgess and Borough coun- lieves that the class has shown Week muse Designed be sent out for his return.' cilmen by the Women's PSCA co- P. Searle '42, Commit sufficiently good conduct to de-* .It all started when his roommate Sarahtee fin' Better Local Government, serve it, a contest will be held. president, . will act as chairman Murray Friedman '45, reported a non-patrisan organization. of the meeting. Frank Gullo will T o Ban Accidents Shainer's disappearance to Don J. Kenneth D. Hutchinson, assis direct the Blue Band and act as Cassidy '42, president of Watts B an Acc id ents professor of economics, is the song-teader. A. R. Warnock, dean Hall: :Telephone calls were imme - industrial employees Training of Committee's choice for town bur diately put through to Shainer's of men, and Charlotte E. Ray, in accident prevention will be of dean of women, will also .be in- _ gess, and John H. Ferguson, as parents in Brooklyn, N. Y., and ----:!--7.-,. erec ytheCollege as part of the f I b ' troduced. .sistant • professor •of political 111111111111111111111118101111141118111111811111111111111111111118 state police of Pennsylvania, New science, and Leonard A. Doggett, nationwide defense education pro- York, West Virginia, and Ohio were Mary Betty Anderson '42, gram conducted in 57 collegesprofessor of electrical engineer- CHILICOTHE. Ohio —lB per notified. chairman of the permanent corn- through aPpropriations of Congress ing, are the Better . Government sons, mcluding Postmaster General At 11. o'clock 'Sunday evening mittee on freshman meetings, last to the U. S. Office of Education,' Committee's choice for town coun- Frank Walker, were injured Shainer walked into his room limo- night urged 'lOO per cent attend- according to Edward L. Keller, di- cilmen. the crack Baltimore and Ohio train - cent of the excitement he had cans- ance of the class of '45. "We feel rector of engineering extension. Although under the terms of "National Limited" was derailed ed. Quick explanations followed, this to be perhaps the most im- This course will be. offered in the Hatch Act for clean politics, near here. and Shainer was given the honor portant meeting of the series," conjunction with the present state these men will be unable to do WASHINGTON, D. C.. Mrs. of - notifying the State Police at she stated. "There can be no. bet- wide defense program, which is any active campaigning, the Bet- Eleanor Roosevelt last night told of for the 'Bellefonte that they'needn't search ter time for the freshmen to meet sponsored in industrial sections by ter Government Committee „plans her idea for improving both civil for him any longer. , their `prexy'." the College Extension Service. to run a town-wide sticker cam- lan and army morale in this coun "The rise in industrial accident paign. try. . • injuries, which is much greater Professor Doggett has been a BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. than justified by increased em- member of the Town Council for The reciprocal trade pact between Lederer' Answers Open Letter • / ployment, can be checked only b y the past two and one-half years. U. S. and Argentina which has been correction of work hazards and by Besides the opening he will leave, under negotiation for some time is ougel Refuses To Comment . . • wider application of accident pre- there will be 'two other vacancies scheduled to be signed this eve . Y vention," Secretary of Labor Per- to be' filled when the elections ning. 'Simultaneous announcement Collegian reporters interviewed Eugene H. Lederer .and A. 'E. kins said in announcing plans for are held November 6. The other of the terms of the pact are expect . two councilmen leaving office will ed from Washington and Buenos the new program. Yougel, the Democratic and. Republican candidates, respectively, for Secretary Perkins added, "While be L. R. Porter and H. L. Stuart. Aires today. burgess, asking . each of- them the questions set forth in "One ;Man's the safety courses will. be conduct- Meat," last Thursday's Collegian feature column. Their answers are ed under the management of the ls • given below. engineering colleges, instructors Freshman Coed Flies Own Pl ane An answer to the - open letter • - ' . YOUGEL'S 'ANSWER ---- addressed to Eugene H. Lederer, oughly experienced safety engin . 'fl don't knrw anything about - - To Lancaster For Weekly Visits which appeared in' last Thurs- eers who have actually worked in it!" . • day's issue of'-the Daily Collegian, • the field of accident prevention." • SurpriSingly lucky is the fellow "Next to flying I like dancing, was received yesterday from the w ho can call on his date and hear swimming and hunting," she said. past burgess of State College and ents. It was during prohibition one-time Republican committee- and I realized that the boys had Joint Education Confab her say, "Let's take my car to- "I always. thought I would like night." This may not be true in• to be a boy, but I guess the stork man in Centre county, to blow off a little bit of pent-up the case of Jessie Jones, freshman 'got off the beam' so there wasn't According to Lederer, who is energy once in a while. I could to Be Held At Bucknell coed, but she might well say to much I could do about it," she now the Democratic candidate for have charged them $5 for their the prospective boy friend, "Let's added jokingly. burgess of State College, "I al- violations, but instead, I made Professor J. 0. Keller of Penn take my plane tonight." Jessie is not the only flier in the ways tried to do a good job when them write sections from the ve- State will direct, as its president, I was burgess before, and it's ri- hide' code. That taught the boys the Pennsylvania Association for of Je fi s 3 s l i n e g , w a ho has the distinction Jones family. Her older sister, Helen, is a commercial pilot and diculous to think that I have some of- the laws, saved them Adult Education which will be plane home during instructor, while her younger sis shown any favoritism concerning money, and, only cost, them a little held with the Pennsylvania Con- weekends, is better known as "Junior" - among Mac Hall coeds. ter, Carolyn, is anxiously await townspeople and the College fa- of their time for pleasure. I've sumer Education Round Table at Besides holding a student pilot's ing her 16th birthday when she culty. The fact that I was nom- had numerous ?etters from out-of- Bucknell University, Friday, Octo- license, she can stunt with a plane, will be able to take her test, also. Mated by a write-in vote is proof town parents, wlu, commended me ber 17. enough of .this. I'm only an in- fors my work as burgess." The topic of the day session will and. also drop blank bombs with Her lather, Jesse Jones, from enough accuracy to win contests whom Jessie gets the nickname, nocent party." Concerning the bus company be "Adult Educat'on and Nation-at Lancaster's Municipal Airport, Junior, is a test pilot and co-in " Are you going to continue to franchise.. whiCh he gained while al Defense." where her father is manager. ventor of the single-blade pro force vehicle code. violators to he was burgess, Lederer replied, Of the others attending the con- pellor. copy sections of the code 1,000 "That was the biggest headache Terence, Pauline B. Mack, Amy At the age of V', Jessie has 350 When asked her impression of times" - was another .question during the whole. term.. I • was .Gardner, Daune Ramsey, and flying hours. She soloed and got Penn State, Jessie remarked in pointed at Lederer in the• open trying to do 'a .service by giving Henry Brunner of our faculty and her license the day she was 16, typical freshman, coed style, "It's r .0-tt4eF• • bui transportation to outlying dis- William McAfee of State College and since then she has spent much. OK, but I'll like it much better reply to this Was,-1 was: trials of n. the,.tdiv • did/ndthink High 'School: Will lie''among the of her time either at the airport when name cards, hair ribbons, 7.:1, only :saving money for. th, ~stud- ~ . Continued; on page Four . 50. teachers from Pennsyli;ania. • or in the air. and no dating restrictions are off." A constitution drawn up last yea - r was adopted at a reorganiza tion meeting of the Penn State In terfraternity Caterers association held at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity Sunday night, accord ing to Herbert C. Jennings '43, president. The group, although not a part of the Interfraternity Council, is made up of fraternity caterers who want to promote cooperation and establish good will among the caterers of the national and local fraternities of social standing' at Penn State. "Complete support of all the INTRODUCTION President fraternities is the only factor Ralph D. Hetzel, whose annual 'ad- which has caused delay in taking dress to the freshman class was too• many steps forward," Jen postponed this year due to the nings .pointed out. He added that delayed opening of the College, the group was riot interested in will be presented to the freshman large scale buying immediately class in Schwab Auditorium at 7 but rather, to form the basis for o'clock tonight, a growing organization. The group believes, however. that measur- OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, STATE COLLEGE, PA Caterers Group • • -Frosh Customs Extended Holds MeetingUntil' After Christmas Poor Rally Showing Causes Extension Freshman customs will remain on until at least after Christmas, instead of going off after Thanks giving as previously decided, Ray mond F. Leffler '42, chairman of Tribunal, announced last night. The conspicuous absence of all but 250 members of the Class of '45 at the Alumni Homecoming Pep Rally Friday night was given as Tribunal's reason for the extension. Leffler added that not only 'Tri bunal was incensed at the poor showing. of school spirit on the frosh's part, but that student gov ernment leaders and members of the College administration were al so aroused. He stressed the fact that numerous alumni were greatly disappointed at the small student attendance Friday night. 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