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ifo...,.govrilo.e:s,:iiisi-
•A luneheim,' tour of .the grounds and buildings, a military review,
. and a s mass meeting will highlight the visit of Governor Edward Martin
antd,his official party to the College campus Monday.
,Dettiiis of the program were made known today 'concurrent with
the, announcement, 111.elpse . $.!,wil1, be .dismissed after .1).•.0 a.m.
~.MOritiO. i e:: t h4'studerits„aiiil. f aeiiitY:Members. may
.bave an opportunity
,to greet the State's chief executive. , • .• • • . .• •.
.• •'--The-Governor's official party, of nine •will be joined at the College
Iby : a !grOup . composed-of eleven non-faculty guests, three local military
officers, .and. nineteen -members of • -
.. . : . •. .
the: College staff.: •• . ....
The- two groups will have lunch- Lions to-oppose red raiders
-eon .at the Nittaiiy•••Lion.at . 1. p.m., , „ .. . .
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-preteding ' the .campus' tour, • Vhich - ....‘,... •
will Start,'at about .2.:15. b
p.m:, At:. •
e tore--homecoming crowd
r3:30; a - fermal 'revieW - of ' all 'mill-
tai fmits,On: the carnpuS, will be : • .. ,
It will. be a 'clash between two with an affimative answer to the
~nelcl On,'the•golf. Course adjacent to:. teams eager to climb back into the question "Is it true what they say
:Route - . :322, 'and .at. 4;30, 'amass
.7- : -.- '' win."colurrin when: , the . Nitlany about - Dixie'?" Missing from the
r ineeting,' in
.the: Recreation;:••Btliki- .tionS • entertain Colgate in the 1943 starting lineuP because of injur
-1 in g•••• - •' f• 1 •••- ' - • ' I ... ' - • ...', -Alumni: Homecoming attraction on ies from the Tar Heel encounter
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, GoVer:ifor':Papty- • • . ..- -- • .. New .Beaver - Field 2 o'clock'' to- will be Tad Tapanowicz, . stellar,
: • With:fhe'4O - Vel:nei'•Will. be Mrs.' morrow afteindren. While ' Penn .tackle from George Washington
• • , • , . . . ,
- •ivia' State - ittiiii : Ailajb.r . gio:viarslE:Bowman,-'• was , -posting,'a , l3-0' decision U, and Be Powers,• center from
his thilitarY'aide:- . George 1.-BloOM••iiVer 13tiekriell,"Colgate was turn- Dayton. who has teamed with Aldo
and r•Mrs.• 1:,. M;:sciescherk; his :"see=•:.itig- r'back. 'Rochester • 6-0 in their. : Cenci -in' backing. up the line. :
z retarlei; - :Dr. P;rariels`•B.••l - leaSi.s4- - i;esPeeti'Ve .. .Openers;•••and•tq - keep ,Coach Bob Higgins -has indicat
...perintehdent-bf...pkiblie instruction;
.thingS even, the Red -• Raiders ed-that Bill kyle,. 195-pohnd Ma-
Mileg.'HOrst.„•,secretarY 'of agriptil- ,matched State's • 19-0 - '-defeat . • by rine from Pitt will replace "Hap"
,
..ture; - •Flichard Maize, secretary of • 'North •CaiOlina with a 41-01oss'to: at the' right tackle spot with either
mines; • and. C: M.• Morrison,:.secre- the 'Army- in :last!
. Saturday's ac- Larry Davis or. Mike Slobodnjak
. tary. of the commonwealth: .. - . tivities.' . • -• . getting the call at center.
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• Greeting lhem.. the •-College The . Penn State 'gridders who The remainder of the lineup will
will 'be" ; Senator A.. H. • Let7.ler,• journeyed belnw :the Mason-Dixon have as usual Johnny Jaffurs, Dan
- Houtiddle;,'RepresentatiO 'H. ''J. • . line haye .comevalley • Continued On Page Two)
• 'cme back to
,the ,
,Vallin,:..PhiliPsburg;. Judge Ivan': , • - •
Walker.;- :g.. •
• yatigelburgeSs;, Ft'. H. Clark; presi- h
ec mca y Uninhibited old ma
s eps •
ids. amass
:dent; bf"horOtigih 'council; IVI. 'Ward ' • •
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Fleming, foi mei Judge of the : Cen-
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he County court, Thomas Beaver, decision the on !B al k /2 corpses in canal locks
latme, Claude G Aikens; Guy Z
Take two sweetly demented senic, cyanide, and strychnine
Stovei ; and W K Mei ich, edam.•
'Dian
.or the•Conne Daily Times Mote
_VII Coll egian old maids who are uninhibited with delicious ..eldeibeily wine
Military Reception Committee /lain a lAr nna d mont h. insofar as poisoning lonely old which is used to tempt unsuspect
UVIUyu IVI WIG• gentlemen ale concerned, add an mg old men
In the truirtarykgroup will individualistic nephew who talks, Teddy, who is played by Ray P Ardery m charge of all Exemptions from finals becatise _.,+. , nc i
~.c ost a urws, asfesidv jmond—Boley..*.is 4cept, husy ,build
''' OlittallfatNim.A. ''' 4 . ~..."' ' .. "` . ... 4 4 .44. 5 . 4 .04, .....4..., 1 , I - .1' - ..'.
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-- fnliTtAtrliffi-,sliperAgr ciasq ano * Eueboox ~Ro o e ve. t l , . ro
it th 'tif- 1 in.".an bsent- mg locks for the Panama Canal
Comdr J:,H. Smi ho giadeo _will . save o wait Until minded lover and the minister's in the cellar of the abode. The
the Navy-Marine V-12 program; next semester, following a Sen-.-daughter who "learned about life men, and the total is 12, are then
Lt Fi ank D Rua, 1 ern esenting ate•- ruling last night that Col- in a choir loft,"• and garnish with buried as yellow fever victims
• C.apt Thomas E. Leet, command- legian's finals proposal=would mobster who fooks like Karloff after religious services.
ant - of the — Anny Air Corps; and have to be shelved for one Month and you have the dizzy, hilarious All this •is woven in with vis-
Capt Chailes A Prosser, who has ,
before J receiving definite action comedy• "Aisenic and Old Lace" iting policemen, a harassed dia
been assigned as local military aide
Collegian's proposal constituted which opens at Schwab Auditor- mate cube, and a long lost ne
(Continued on Page reed M ,
a possible change in the exist- ium at eight o'clock tonight phew who gums up the works by
mai - - 1 mg regulations, the - populous leg- The scene of this opus is a introducing another body
islative, body,ruled, and as such genteel lodging in Biooklyn •boi- It sounds confusing, but the
Mule to make -
- should automatically, be tabled deied by a cemetery. The sweet whole thing works out after sit
s • until the nett' meeting The rul- old ladies, Abbie and. Martha uations which are unprecedented
debut for ball ollows a Senate iegulation Biewstei who are played by Mar- foi laughs This show has been
delaying action on• all "amending lan Dougherty and Janet Dayton, playing to capacity audiences for
measmes" from' one monthly have masted the knack of mixing the past three years. That ought
. Ehgineers' taxi solves meeting until the next togethei certain portions of ar- to speak for it
The formal-''proposal, read to
transOortation prob!ern,.. administrative
The, - "MulepoNVer "Express," '.t h e• heads, school . deans; department
. . .. .
i'Penti; State. Engineer'S,solution ,to , heads,- 'and. 'faculty representatives
tile:,::.tranSPO'k.atibii`. probleM, ~;.*11.1..j.153".',Pf• .
- •Carl , .. - E., • MarqUardt,•:sact
-.-.i,friake...i.fs : first and aPPeaVkil'd.O.: ing "secretary , in. - ;12.1' Sparks - last
•';:toinKri'OW: night in connection with :•evening, follows: , ... ... :
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Slide. Ritle . • Ball. . - : - ~. ' • `.!(.1 ) That any student Whose
;,the; .
Students,' alumni, and service- . class and bluebook average in
.
'.men are invited to take advantage = : any -course Is at least, a `.`2" need
i:of ; the: taxi ser.Vice„which :will .. 6 1 0 7 - 'not.• take*. a final 6iamination tin
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• ,erate..eoisitintially : between" Grange, less • he so cleSires. ' -' ' . ' .:
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7 :Dorin arid kec Hall frorno:3o to 10 .• - (Continued On, Page Three)
,ge'clock. 'The fare will be ten cents . .
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:in War Stamps per couple. • - ' .. -.. ' - •• , ' • .
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'.. . The'.mule-dri veil, ." taxi" . will . stop .
ian-.Vey.'hold''
-'.for pickups at _GrAnge Dorm, Mac -
L
- ;;Hall; .Schwab Auditorium, Sigma ' .- / .
t'Chi HOuse, and. Reg Hall. , Walter f 1 ' •
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- ill. :Berg and:Richard Devaney, co- • inal.m.eetings
'.chairrnen of .".arrangements, ' said - . ..
q:that a . ll.couples who plan -to make. At the Lion -Party's last meeting
• ;.the • trip should buy their tickets of the' semester Sunday, Robert
. • • .
:,sarlY since the • "iVlulepower Ex_ Hastedt, party chairman, appoint
:press'! can accommodate only .16 (:1 Jan Ties• Casey 'and' . Gloria WhYel
passengers a run, • heads of the.niatfornriandnublieity
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• Music will be furnished by the committees, - respectively. Hastedt
`Campus Owls from - 9 to 12, and announced' that' there would be no
;:several musical numbers .will be further. party meetings until next
•dediCated to the visiting .aluinni. semester when one is scheduled to
, t :Members of the Penn State Ens. be held in-318 Old Main,.7:ls. p.rii.
i•'gineer.stail.plan to.make the dance -October 31..
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an: annual fixture. Tickets for: the .. . Horace Smith,. Key; Party chair
,ball.‘rney, be obtained at Student man, announced that his 'clique
;:',Unionior from. any senior-Member. would have one more:meeting this
:Of Ihe.Engineer'staff: AdMission is :semester:in .3.09 .Old Main, 3 Tan.
'sl.lo for civilians and 7flcents for Sunday. All students interested are
.:servicernen. . ... , • urged-to come,' Smith stated.
:.. • The dance. will ' , brink. to ..i eloie'•.::. Working. -with ; 4ames - Casey.. on
:the !'9" ,carrkbain,:iwiiielv.PUblicity - . the - platform- committee are .Ed
' tehairman -Fred. Mazzitelli .itaged 'ward Carson, , and. Ted. Rubin. Asr
idtiring .the past month. -The, cam- aisting • Gloria ~.Whyel on the, pub.,
ipalp, puzzled - iplauy , ,stridents'....be-, - licity..., corrimatee, , are ;Peggy, .Loit
• 7 1Ore IViazzifelli annbunCect.that."9'. l... Johnston,'' • Ida 1 Latliner;: • Shirley
. .i . atoodt:for. 4- 00faber.4' . atichtheziSitd&4!a•inter:•RobeitioShadiey?: and•-• Le
s .ISell. . - ter Stine.. • . .
The• Collegian
VOL. 40-N0,4-12 - TRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER, 8, 1943. STATE COLLEGE, PA. PRICE 5 CENTS
Alumni registration shows drop
3rd air corps queen
will reign .over
fall dance tonight
. .
Third in the series of Air Corps phony Orchestra will present their sor," followed by "L'Arlesienne
dances which have been giVen for annual complimentary concert un- 'Suite, No. 1," by ; Georges Bizet,
each . •_quintile of ,the
College training detachment is the
graduatingder the direction of Prof. Hummel including the prelude, minuetto,
Fishburn,' head of the music de- adagietto, and carillon.
.
43H to be partment, in Schwab Auditorium .
formal dance .for class "Tales from the Vienna Woods,"
held . in Rec Hall from 6:30 until at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. composed by Johann Strauss, and
12:30 p.m. tonight. . The personnel of the 60-piece "Hungarian
Dances, Numbers 5
At this time, Donna McClintock, orchestra includes 42 students, two 'and 6," by Johannes Brahms, will
...
Present Air - , Got queen, will be graduate students, three faculty be heard next.
succeeded• by one. of the four con- - members, seven • high school stu-
After a brief intermission the
three V-12
testants nominated- by. Squadrons . dents, then, and one orchestra will play the "Honor and
HamiltonPropellerstudent.
A, B. C, arid D. Glory Overture" by Authur Bergh
• - The orchestra will open the pro-
A/S. .Gil. Stratton, . Broadway gram with Otto Nicolai's • Over-
and Jean Sinelius'•"Valse Triste."
"
star, will be master of ceremonies t
throughout the evening and will ' . Concertmeister Louis Luini. .
entertain
,those attending during Thirteen depart from. The concert will be concluded
intermissions taken by .the Air • . with the playing of the "Finale
Corps orchestra.. A fall theme will school for
r service
seven from Symphony. Number 5 in E
be carried ' out in the decoration Minor," comp o s e d by Anton
. . . _ Again Uncle Sam has stretched
scheme. out his man-seeking arm and Dvorak.
.
Officers of the symphony are as
Contestants • are Squadron A, transferred ses 7 en male students follows: Louis Luini, concertmeis-
Jean:. Mitchell; Squadron 1 13, Peggy 'into the service. At the same time,
.ter; James Harter, president; Anne
Frontiera; SqUadron C, Sally Mey- an additional six withdrew from .
ers: . and Squadron. D,' Mary Gil- the College. ' .Haigh, principal; Virginia Manley,
•
. secretary; and Doris Glahn and
Bert.• . ' Heading the Eat 'of former civil- • Earl Roberts, librarian and man
their pictures appear on, Page. 7. ians. is Harry F. Kern, Joseph M. ager, respectively.
Jean. Mitchell, 19, petite,;.blonde Jordon, Karl H. - Bergey, Henry
,Hamilton Propeller . student from Keller, Warren .H. Barton, and • -
H
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ampton,.Mass.; - likes horseback , Bernardn•Kerlin. • . Cap ant gown deadline.: .
riding, skiing ,, and.flying.. • Two Navy V-12 trainees were • With graduation set for Recrea-
Peggy Prontiera, 20, blonde,. is among those .withdrawing. These tion Hall on October 21, announce
the wife of an ;Air Corps student :boys, Ronald E.. Kay and Clarence ment has been made that faculty
and' hails. • frOm .Detroit. . ,C, Olson, together with John.. N. and .graduate ,students who • wish
. Striking...blonde from. Hunting- Seiler, Peter C. Johnson; Pearl W. to ..rent or purchase academic cos
-2.1-year-old::Kappa Reynolds,-.and • Mrs: Jean Culbert- tumeslor this' occasion must place
(Continued on page Raven) son, comprise the. withdrawals, their orders •tomorrowat the latest.
Published Weekly by The Daily Collegian Staff
Mum President 50 per cent of normal
GEORGE M. ARISMAN
60-piece college orchestra
presents symphony concert
Members .of the College Sym-
attendance expected
With registration estimated by
the Alumni Office as. at least 50
per cent below normal, former
graduates will begin arriving to
day for the annual Homecoming
celebration. Although efforts have
,been made to provide a program
. which approaches as closely as pos
sible that of pre-war days, certain
curtailments have been necessary,
according to H. R. Riley, Alumni
Association assistant executive
secretary.
. Events for the weekend are as
follows:
Today
Registration in first floor lounge,
Old Main (all day).
8 p.m.—Penn State Players pro
duction, "Arsenh: and Old Lace,"
Schwab - Auditorium.
8 p.m.—Meeting of the Execu
tive Board, Penn State• Alumni As
sociation, 104 Old Main.
Tdmorrow
Registration in first floor lounge,
Old• Main (all day).
' 9 a.m.--Alumni golf tournament.
10 a.m.—Alumni Council meet
ing, 10 Sparks Building.
2 p.m.—Varsity football, Penn
State vs. Colgate.
• 2 .p.m.—Varsity soccer, Penn
State vs. Bucknell. •
'.2:30 p.rri.-Varsity cross country,
Penn State vs. Muhlenberg.
5:30-6 p.m. Permission has
been granted by military and naval
authorities for fraternity men to
visit their respective houses at this
time. For identification, it will be
necessary to have registration
cards secured at alumni registra
tion headquarters, Old Main. •
8 p.m.—Cider . . party, Sandwich
Shop, Old Main.
8 p.m.—Penn State Players pro
duction, "Arsenic and Old Lace,"
Schwab Auditorium.
. 9-12 p.m.—Engineer's Ball (in
formal), Recreation Hall.
(Continued on page seven)
ture to the Merry Wives of Wind-