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LOtiDON-L-ihe' Biltish Govern ment reported last night that Ame:Hcan Fortresses, in a raid of a German U-boat depot on the shores of Occupied France, had killed approximately 100 persons VOL. 39—No, 95 and injured about 450 TALINGRAD-Russian forces have beaten off all German at - players ' I The Man Who Came To Dinner' Five-Man Service Board Dispels tacks on this battlefield, reoccupy ing many positions lost in the Begins In Schwab Tomorrow Night battle for this strategic city, key Student Uncertainly Surrounding to the Caucasus oil, fields, the Mos- Bearded, bathrobed a rid both- women's parts with those of •cow Radio reported yesterday. ered, "The Man Who Came Tc Maggie and Lorraine respective- / WASHINGTON - Secretary of Dinner" will take to the stage in y Frank S.Neusbaum, assist- Government s Reserve Policies Interior Ickes, at a press confer- Schwab Auditorium at 8 p. m ant professor of dramatics, is th ence held yesterday, announced tomorrow for the benefit of first recting . No Early Call Of ERC that the oil pipe line being built mghters The presentation marks Final drawing for free show from'.East Texas to Illinois has the Penn State Players first Fall tickets will be made and dis- Services Rendered. ' • Contemplated By Army passed the half-way mark to com- production played in the vacant store win- eitercr.i-mvimT.,..n-io.---- , -)09 , - s 'l pletion When finished, the pipe Raymond W Tyson associate dow next to Mur hv's •tore to- • 4 0;itt:; , V% .- .- :-'-•ic s, --.. line will carry 300,000 barrels of ' P - - .• '',,,...""- I Approximately 4,300 male stu professor of speech and former day Eleanor M Freedman 44 ,Ap • it . f ......e0r* \..., . t . f. s , - PCtralettm per day c,„ 4. ,,,, , z , , 1 dents crowded Rec Hall early player Will portray the title role publicity chairman announced WASHINGTON-A nine billion - of st . •; i , last night. -•>. ' •,••• ,4 yesterday to hear the joint Army et clan Wnitehae am in- last night Persons with• cor- i ,+ , ',s. dollar tax •bill, the largest in the Navy-Marine •Corps Board pre was tended satire on Alexander Woof- responding numbers may claim history of the United • States, sent officially the over-all college tt, famous radio performer, tickets at the dramatics office in 0%4 signed yesterday by ............ 'Co Sophomores Josephine Nash and Schwab Auditorium it was stat- z9rP ' Roosevelt Included in the bill are ed by the War and Navy De- Janet Dayton will take leading ea excises on liquor, amusements, transportation tickets, and the like, Although no direct reference and an income tax on all salaries / k A um. i was made to legislation now be above $l2 a week Music Of Yesterday And I oclay IA . fore Congress or to rumored cur- KISKA-For the third consecu- tailment of higher education for five day, United S tat e s N av y • Wi I I Come To Rec Hall For Mil Ball the duration, the board stood pat on the assertion that the entire planes, having • air superiority over the enemy, pounded this Japanese- reserve plan was formulated by held port yesterday, dropping tons Blue Barron will interrupt a the Service Headquarters as a • of bombs aneincenthary bonibs, playing engagement at the Stanley . • PS. Club Again long-range program to create a \ x according to a Navy communique Theatre in Pittsburgh Friday Oc pool of potential officer material received last night tober 30 to bring his "Music of Yes- - oterday and Today" to Rec Hall for Offers All-College among the college youth of the nation, and that the program was the annual' Mil Ball, according to a of permanent rather than tern- IWA telegram received bySt Announces Stanley E Dancin Class Si Forbes '43, chairman of the enter- g eres Dean Charles W Stoddart re- porary nature tainment committee . In an attempt to satisfy the ris- ceived public recognition at the In the Informal interviews held after the mass meeting, each of II - College Dance 'Wiring that he would bring a 14- piece band, featuring vocalist Billy ing demand for additional Banc - mass meeting yesterday fur his ex mg Instruction in student circles, cellent job in helping introduce the the officers reaffirmed the fact over, the sweet stylist leader IWA will hold an informal vie Cover, the Penh State Club is again Navy Reserve Programs at the Col- that students will continue to be signed the contract, which calls for •ponsoring a new genes of All- lege permitted to remain in school for t ola dance for all fraternity and music from 8 until'l2 p na independent men and women in College Dancing classes by the various reserve branches. Another feature of the dance will Grange Playroom from Bpm to Designed for beginners as well Coa c h, Team have all senior cadet officers in a Speak have Team To peak - In answer to questions about midnight Satin day According s _ as advanced students , the in special L the controversial statement on onF c o e r ranony during mte struction will include waltzing college ERC status 1?y War Secre to 'Hazel E Gassmann 43, IWA stated . Invitations At 'Beat (Alger Rally r tary Stimsori Lieutenant- Knecht pzesident ..on _ les _wilLi be , • holt -b een .. exterrded to cadet stu- f " 4 0 t.-. -11ttet_i al ing, conga -- - --,-._ - _ admitted) and rhumba steps along With the Army , declared dent representatives in six eastern Coach Bob Higgins - the foot- representing Norma R Stein 43 heads the modern variations of these steps that the statement had been mis colleges and to Naval ensigns sta ball team, and the Blue Band will dance committee with. Mildred L interpreted and twisted out of all honed on campus. Over 460 couples Classes will be held in the be the feature attractions at a Cookerly '44 Gertrude Q Cohen are expected to attend the military Armory each Tuesday and Thurs- proportion by unqualified radio pep rally to be held Friday night 46 assisting Admission will, be a ff air day evening from 715 to 815 and press accounts n preparation for the Colgate • 20 cents , including tax General chair man of Mil Ball, beginning with November 22 1 Colgate "Mr. Stimson s remarks pi e football game Saturday. A Social Usage _ forum will b common name for the annual Milt- Course tickets consisting of ten dieted only what might happen conducted by IWA for all' nide- tary Ball sponsored by fhe Reserve lessons may be purchased at Activity will start at the Lion in case of a real emergency " alit Pen women in 110 Homed Officers Traunng Corps, is Cadet Student Union for $2.50 In order Shrine at 7p m. where a pro- Lieutenant Knecht said "and the Ecdnomics Building at 7 o' clock Colonel Wilbur Van Lenten cession will form to march with Army, that dancing students might have which created the ERC, tonight Preceding the open Blue Barron and his theme of the advantages of partners, the Blue Band to Jordan Fertil girls does not contemplate taking ERC forum Mrs Elizabeth W Dye "Music of Yesterday and Today, attending the classes will be ea- ity plots. At a bonfire there the n iembers out of school until such associate,; Professor , of home eco- • Styled the Blue Barron • Way," has mitted free of charge or members cheerleaders will lead cheers an emergency does exist normcs, will speak on social been a common and popular radio of the class may bring then and songs between introductions own Lieutenant Armentraut, repre usage problems ': name for many years He, is cur- dates and comments by members of stinting the Naval Air Corps Barbara E Whitbred 43 Will rently being heard on a series of the team and Coach Higgins stressed that after a student serve as forum chairman wi th Sunday broadcasts from service- Freshmen will be required to enters any of the Navy reserve Sara E Etter '45 assisting Topics camps . Fun nnounces attend the rally . If they are not programs he is taken from the suggested by IWA • Council last there they will be subject to jurisdiction of the Selective Set - week for -tonight's discussion - discipline by Tribunal according vice System, and subsequently Incl u d e Introductions table Rings Looper Drops A Utlill Girl Names to Charles H Ridenour Tribunal will be unaffected by any future etiquette social affairs and con- chairman and chairman of the changes in the present draft duct at fraternity houses On Campus As Six comm Suggestions for Quill Girl, most committee in charge of the rally setup• popular coed, were made by Theta Special recognition was accord oF resters Chop Feed Sigma • Phi, women s journalism Drop-Add Checks ed Dean Charles W Stoddart at the morning mass meeting for his • Teo Many Frost! honorary, • last night , Arrival of the Hemlock Looper Checks for drop-add adjust- workin pioneering the Naval Funk, president stated Students _ on campus early this morning is merits are now ready at the V-1, V-5, and V-7 programs on do not have to follow , these sug incdat Tribunal ,bringing its , problems for forestry ors•e,..students, sponsors of the An- gestions, but may vote for any bursar's office announced Russell campus when the plan was first senior woman. E Clark College bursar. introduced at the college nual Forestry Ball in Rec Hall With• a little more than half the f rom 9p. m to 12 midnight. Fri- Pauline Crossman, Martha Duff - semester remaining, Student Tin- d rY man, Nancy E. Gosser, Janet V. burial last . night penalized 11 fresh- Holmes, and Ann Drivas we r e I The 17-foot green worm• which man custom violators, Charles H theme selected. Matrix Girl, worn- Ridenour '43, chairman, stated aft- will be guest at the dance, made an with most college activities, and er,the meeting : an extensive tour around campus, Cap Girl, most versatile coed, will OUnless the number.: of frosh vie- dropping loops of all sizes wher- be selected by Theta Sigma Phi latlons is cut down, freshman cus- ever it went. At present, the and announced , with Quill Girl toms will continue for a longer I ooper is housed in the Forestry winner at the Matrix Dinner at An on-the-spot report of Penn America is the ever-mounting in period than was originally plan- building the Nittany Lion Inn at 630 p m State engineers' life in South ternal shortage which may hamp ned," Ridenour said Six woodsmen are busy cutting Monday. All• women with , impor- America was received in State er certain of the construction The eleven men punished last hemlock boughs for the worm, tant college activities have been night are Seymour Miller, Berme and two trucks are being used to invited to the dinner . College yesterday, written by a lobs according to McCarthy. Penn State civil engineering Work handled by the College's Rudnick, Richard IVlolu, Martin transport its feed to the Forestry Goldstein, Herman Steinberg Mar- building Fred C Cap graduate who has spent three three engineering graduates in vin. uder 43, Students To Sign Up years with a Venezuelan engin- eludes surveys, design , and tech rnashower, Charles Weav- dance chairman , advertised for er, Grant Cozan, Willet Elmore, Al six more woodchoppers to keep For Aid To Farmers ee Gerald T.McCarthy '3O , now of bridges , pipe , lines, harbors,ring company, meal supervision of the building Hillman, and Stanley . Wolfson.the Forestry Society's dance guest Cozen, : penalized for utter dis- well fed manager of the company , reports and irrigation projects regard• of customs, will _appear on Students will soon be asked to that he and two other Penn State Some knowledge of Spanish is F fill out forms concerning what civil engineers-H L Ohnmeis desirable, McCarthy reported, but campus in the garb of a "mechani- .. cal man" for the conarng week Ag Elections hours they will be available for '3O and L A Leyenberger '33- not necessary. Dress and dating customs will Elections for the Agriculture voluntary aid to nearby farmers, are now employed in Venezuela. As a final tip on how to win be lifted this Friday night at 7:30 Student Council were *held last suffering from a lack of help, in Wages are high, McCarthy friends and influence South only for freshmen accompanying a night Newly elected officers are: harvesting Fall crops. Robert S. wrote, but the cost of supporting Americans, the engineering corn coed to Foresters' Bal Only dating Thomas Church, president, Bob- MacNabb '45, head of the All- a family is also in the upper puny manager suggested that a cuatoms wrll be raised for the ert Brawn, vice president, Eloise College Cabinet committee for brackets wife, if any, should be sociable Players show Saturday night, Rid- France, secretary, David Warner, broadening this rural service, Major worry of Penn State's and capable of making friends enour stated ti easurer made the announcement good-will representatives in Latin with cultured Latins. •ee .once, —stabtished 1887 • 4ir . :,... .• ..:, . v.,1 Successor To The Fr OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, STATE COLLEGE, PA Lams., E; Penn Stater. Reveals Life Of Engineer . In Venezuela rgian PRICE THREE CENTS Attend Stamp Dances
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