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VOL. 39--No. .85
Frosh, Junior Elections Tomorrow .
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COmmiffee Decides Details Of Voting .
-. . Polls Moved To
20,000 Alumni Read Schwab,
Of Campus' Activities.
Auditorium Lobby
While freshman and junior class
In 'Penn Stater' Issue politicos pounded the beats in the
second day of their accelerated
Twenty thousand alumni are campaign, College Elections Corn
catching up on College and mittee met last night to plan the
alumni news through the. "Penn handling of tomorrow's election.
Staters" magazine sent out re- Balloting will be conducted in
cently to ,all former students. the lobby .of Schwab Auditorium
Usually sent only to members of • rather than in Sparks Building,
the Alumni Association. circula- the committee decided. No cam
tion has been increased for this paigning will be permitted in the .
issue. Auditorium during voting hours.
Miss Alice I. Thompson, assist- Since the T.hespian room is in
ant executive secretary of the Schwab it cannot be used as•cam-
Alumni • Association, urges . all paign headquarters for any • poli
student members of the Associa- tical party, the committee ruled.
tion who have, not received their Donald W. ' Davis '43, Elections
copies of the magazine, the week- Committee chairman, suggested
ly football news letter, and the that cliques make arrangements to
Alumni News to notify the' office use Old Main rooms and telephoneS
of their correct addresses. in place of the traditional quer-
Six freshmen fell victim to Stu- .
For the first time, the "Penn
dent Tribunal when the seven- Penn State's contribution
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. • Stater," issued four times a year, The official elections code pro
man board heard freshman cus- War effort became greater yester- Seama n s CA Secretary is takirtg, the place of the Alumni vides that freshmen and juniors
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torn offender cases at last night's day with the announcement that ,
.y . _ tern.
. News this month. The first foot- must present both matriculation
meeting. -
- Given ' Leave TO Work . ball letter was distributed Mon- and AA books to be eligible to
Freshmen who received pen- granted leaves of .abSence to enter' „ '• . . day and issues will continue each vote. Since AA books have not
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alties are Drew Kinney, David .the military service and two oth-.
iorievernmentigency week. - yet been distributed to all fresh-
Reese, Mickey• Becket, - Morton , er.s to. take jobs linked with the 7 •
.. 2.. , • . ... • • men, notes from the Dean's office
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Gollub, Earl. Ritter, and Samuel war:,- • - - ' -Harry AW,•:Seamahs, t igeneral-sec- .., • . .
• may be used by the frosh.
Taylor. -. Several . appointments, resigna- •retary of 'the Penn State Chris-
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Now Requires Clique chairmen will meet with
Reese, who had-been issued, an ,tions,.. one promotion and one
,tiara Association- since- 1934, has the Elections Committee at 7,p. m.
• exemption beCause he was • en- retirement , Were announced: Ac- been granted a leave of absence to . .. tomorrow to present any corn
rolled in • another. Collelge m i as -
,tion;_nri. - the•mattersi.Was -taken'.at accept a• osition With , the National BE
plaints they may have concerning
• sentenced to wear :•-twO:.,.SIgnS,--4--.4l;'•i.rneeting: ofi.the,',exeetitiVe:•:to B irth_ R eco rds , -.'
M- Housing . •Agerity - ik : :Washitigton,. •
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• - barrel.V•lnif - ittili'llieVitift"trlitHa i t/i e r :c '-''" ° '": 1 : 1 ' 41-t ec"*" ,"0- 4 -A-1 *• ---, : r7 . - IegeriliOititifii 4 " , ' - ' .,-,-7 .f" -- - • '•-•-:,--,--- - • - •'''''''' - nottneed: --- . ----- "-- •''''- • `-': -
•knees':'inr - :'.additiOn. - :36 - regular recently. •
... , . • .- ' visor for, .the- War. ;Housing Pro-; A. -new regulation.. released by .
• the 'War Department governing the
;-ft6li i i4 r i:;iiiat..piii . ., •
~.•- •' • . • The • trustees also accepted , a • gram.. •
. .. _ enlistment of college students in
ti;:ibi'iriM:.'.fOiiiid ' Out ''ne o had not. gift of .$lOO .frorn the .estate 'of ' The leave, granted by the PSCA the Army Enlisted Reserve now
•• theiate• Prof. ucretia V• T Sim- Board of Directors, will be in et- Music Groups To Give
' undergone:- - the • reqUired. amount' .the late • '• • • makes it mandatory for all pros
of-:."Cii-stOrni4t•the nther-'college. mons,-foriner head: of the
.depart- feet until August 31, 1943.. pective recruits to produce 1
bi r th Lecture On • La Boheme'
• • `freshmen • ment of German, ,to establish .the •In 1928, the tall, genial execu-. certificates in order to qualify for
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Ridenour war n s that
they . are eienbt , from
„dress cus- • Simmons award in, German.. In- tive came to the College as gen- enlistment, Col. Edward D. Ard
. toms :onlY•livtien :intheir.' . .Rotrc ' cone from the gift will be used eral secretary. of the YMCA, which ery, head of the military depart
:tiniforniS ...4,,,i.Aha .- all freshirian each year as a prize for the - stu7 , •merged with ,the YWCA in 1934 ment, announced yesterday.
~heir"Mhat.lip, :their 'dinkS , to the .oent who*:excellS iri that language. to Prior
become the present PSCA. ..
to October 1 students were
"Old' ,Willow' Tie" 'as they pass Leaves , .of ' absense , all • ending Since Seamansr - became general not required to produce any writ- .
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it 'On" either Side at the Mall. • -:, Jime
.30, - •.1.943 were, granted to secretary of the ' association, its ten proof of their place or date of
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. staff has increased from , two to bilih. The new ruling calls for a
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icabbartAndßlade • --• 0 'Dr. 'Kingsley Davis, associate six members, an 4: the budget has birth certificate or, if unobtain
- p rofessor: of - Sociology, to ' serve doubled as compared with the able,
__a baptismal certificate or
. . Arm or Can n o ns -- .- ,
`To Giv e y'• • with .the. United States Depart- $6,500 alloted for 1928.
ment of ',State. at' Princeton Urn- Prof. Donald D: Stevenson, head some form of sworn statement
containing place and date of birth.
To . Scraptriveioday - • • ' - (COntinued
,on Page Two • of the PSCA Board, announced The order does not affect those
that plans are under way to secure students who have already been
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• ... Two bronze' cannons, mounted . ..
slave Speaker someone to .replabe Mr. Seamans sworn into the Army Enlisted Re-
Iliiti
on cemented' - blocks in front of , during the interior.' . serve.
- the Armory, will be torn down , - 1 Students' contemplating enlist
. • ment in the AER, who face the
, at. 5 .0. rri.. tdaay in . preparation ~.. .
for their contribution to the na- Subscription .Books Called possibility of induction by their
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... local draft boards, are advised by
tion 's scrap . drive, • Captain Mi- All - freshman ~ ,, a nd sophomore. Colonel Ardery to apply for birth
• chael F. Garbaez .'43, head. of Collegian solicitors must turn in certificates, if they'do not already
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'Scabbard . and Blade, ..announced their subscription,books at 4 p. m. possess them, as a safety measure
is to last night. ' . . today,' Leonard Ei Bach '43, busi- to prevent undue delay or -con
: The Cannons, campus fixtures ness Manager, 'announced yester- fusion when they do make ap
since 1911 when they were pacd, day. • i: plication for enlistment.
. , le
-, there by members of •the nation
al honorary
,military society; will
•; be• -disfnaritled 'by the', present
Scabbard and Blade pledge .class.:
New Low Price, Dance Ticket
Accompany Camp Subscription
Buy
,your favorite soldier a carrier, $2• by mail.
service subscription to the Daily The "from the campus to the
Collegian. campg" campaign is going into
The price is now $l,, and with its last Week, with several more
the subscription .comes a ticket organizations swinging, in line
.to the Daily Collegiart.dance Sat- with contributions to the fund.
Itr . day night in Rec Hall. Les These subscriptions have gone to
Stine and the Penn State Aristo- camps rather than to individual
. crats, featuring some new and men.
novel arrangements, will be on By taking advantage of this
the bard , stand from nine until new offer, you can send all the
midnight. - campus news to your soldier, and
The Daily Collegian last night at the same time use ,the ticket
decided td offer this double- that comes with the subScription
barreled bargain to the student to attend the Daily Collegian dance.
body as the windup to the Fall Come into The Daily Collegian of
subscription campaign. Regular Tice in Carnegie Hall today and
subscriptions are now $1.50 by buy yours.
Tribunal Tries 13 Faculty Members
Gel Leaves Of Absence
Six Freshmen -To Aid War Effort
Alpha Asks Fraternities
To Inspect For Hazards
• As:, part ,of .National, Fire Pre
ventioh Week; 'The Alpha Fire.
Company has asked all fraterni
ties td insPect their hOuses thor
oughly to find and remove all
fire hazards. Inspection will fOl-
• low the procedure shown on. form
-Prof. Franklin C. Banner, head
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sheets. whilph.
,hoUse representa- of the department of .journalism,
tines are ,instructed to pick up at 'leaves 'today. for Pittsburgh *here
Student•Urdpn-beibre:noori today. he will 'speak •over radio •-station
The sheets 'are for the corn- 'KDKA at 6:45 . p. m. Saturday.-His
.pany!s records ,. .and will not be toPic'•will' be "Champions of
'published '_anywhere, M. Wil- Democracy."
;limns Lundelius '43, • IFC head, He will also appear as a. guest
said last ' %If , necessafYi• - sPeaker at the PennsYlvania Edu
'Muses rriay-.'regnest the company cation Conference 'Friday after
to send an: inspe c tor. Forms are noon. The conference is being
to be ‘turned.".m—to •the company held in Pittsburgh •this weekend.
office in the borough building as His topic for , that• occasion willbe
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_soon as poisible. .• "Democracy in the Press."
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, STATE COLLEGE, PA
Harry W. Seamans, general
secretary of the Penn State Chris
tian Association, has been granted
a year's leave to accept a position
with the National Housing Agency
in Washington, D. C.
Show
-MURPH 4nd MICKEY
"More than twenty years ago I
was good enough to . work in a
few one-act, plays to help Neus
baum scrape sonie money to
gether to pay hiS wife's fees at
the College: and; I ask you,. , Is
this,,gratitude?'
•As he .smoked F a cigarette and
stretched after spending two
strenuous .hours in a wheelchair,
Raymond W. Tyion, instructor, in
public speaking and leading man
in Penn • State 'players' produc
tion, "The ' Man,. Who Came To
pinner",. reminisced about his
past association with the, show's
director, Frank S. Neusbaum,
Societe professor of dramatics.
: Fraternity brothers in their
undergraduate days here, they
formed the "Vagabond Players,"
a three-some composed of Tyson,
Leaves PSCA
Unites Former Players
Neusbaum, and Mi:s. Neusbaum.
Unlike artistic organizations form
ed for the express purpose .of
acting for art's sake, the trio
played at fraternity smokers to
pay. the Mrs.' College fees.
Having accomplished their
primary purpose, the vagabonds
disbanded as professionals.,
Mr. Neusbaum and Tyson went
on to play 'in "Kempy," and
i`Night," followed by an extensive
tour throughout the state making
stops at Sugar Notch, Roariing
Springs, Scranton, Punxatauny,
and Altoona.
Tyson transferred to Juniata
College in his junior year and re
joins Neusbaum for, the first time
in "The Man Who Came To Din
ner." HoweVer, this time, Neus
baum cracks the whip,'" Tyson
moaned.
PRICE: THREE CENTS
In connection with the Artists'
Course presentation of the
Charles L. Wagner production of
"La Boheme'! the department of
music and Phi Mu Alpha, music
honorary, win sponsor in 121
Sparks at 'T p. m. today, a lecture
in opera appreciation dealing es
pecially with "La Boheme."
Laszlo J. Hetenyi, ..'43, author
of a recent book on. Opera appre r
ciation and instructor in a course
in appreciation, will narrate the
background of the opera and il
lustrate some of its leading
themes by playing recordings.
Ticket sale for the presentation
will continue at the Athletic As
sociation window in Old • M.l.in.
from 1:30 to 5 p. in. tomorrow
end in the lobby of Schwab Audi
torium before the performance.
But the whip-cracking is all in
fun since Director Neusbaum
claims that he's found the :fellow
best suited to play the part of
Alexander Woolcott.
Upon graduation from Juniata,
Tyson received his Masters de
gree in dramatics at Western Re
serve University. He worked in
radio for three years and was
.then affiliated with the Cleve
land Playhouse. In 1938,
came here as an instructor in
speech.
Having been here since 1928,
Professor Neusbaum said he's
always hoped for the chance to
utilize Tyson's 18 years ex
perience.
In the interview last night,
Neusbaum said, "For a boy, he's
doing OK."