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Monday.' Night .: ~.
Pro;l3padcast Show .
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Fund :w. '.'. Cash:Prizes Co/legLan..Sets $2OOO As War Fun Goal
ill _Feature,. •
Sponsored by IWA, the Vox Pop
broadcast, originating from .Rec . '
Arik •
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altlloVer-Station'WAßC from 8-to ' ' .
43:30 • Monday eVening - and hitting 450 Vote .For Semester Candidates
a.:natiOn-wide- hookup Over 120
CBS, ataticina;•-•*ill.he preceded bY•
• •a: nre;broadcriat;'.warm,up program • Campaign :Beginsl'oday
,wkirch..Will • begin ,'. at . 7:25 .:p.m.
sharp. , Adniiisitni-to Rec• Hall will As Students: Pay Fees. .
.therefore - cloSe at '.7f25. ' ^.' ' ' '' ' • : While Students, hand over the
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• - • : The',',Pt'eliMinary '' program :Will . .semester'S'fees td 'the . iiiiisar!S Staff' '
......, feattire,atidienCe Pailicipation; and 'in the Armory Item 9. Until: :5
cailiprizes will be awarded.tp var.- "O'Clack - today, they will exehange
sous students` chosen at randoM to the * kirst'hall%•dollar and dollar con- • paigning for .the two ne wcampus. parties •when: student voters cast
take part in the
,stunts which will trihutions to the National War .
prohablfinal ballots in the Sandwich Shop, Old Main, 9•• a., m. to 5:30 p. in.
yi highlight this part. Of• the Fund for lottery tickets and start
show, the' campuson the: way to :the'
today. At. 5:30 p.m. yesterday' 450. votes. were .under • the . eagle
: - • ' •
-. . .The six or seven , students Who '52,000. goal .set. by the .:Callegian• . like watch •of the All College Elections Committee and 'campaigners
. Will appear is' interviewees. on the staff:!At • the price .of one 'for 50 •
were already making 'their last- big drives for the semester.
regtilar' broadcast will be chosen -Cents and three 'for sl,•tiekets -Will : . . . .
~ . 'Urging •all students to vote, 'Margaret L. Good, All College Mee : -
'by an ellinination-system of inter- entitle the purchaser-.to . a chance •
views., Various deans, 'department •at the. first prize.of a' $5O war bon — cl :: „liens.' Committee 'chairman, .stated that' as students who •failed to fill
heads, and • 'military • offiters are . •or one of the:additional s2s:.bci ndS. ''•oirt - a registration - card . at 'regular college registration may do so .at the
asked to distribute some 200-odd • ' Prior ' to' solicitation', in' dornii :..
questionnaires,
.prepared by .the :tories next. week; sales 'will: con-.; .polls today.. Miss Good explained .that the elections committee will
. ..
Vox Pop staff
.to, Students. wham •llnue at 'the entrances to New: Bea_
, - . .cheek on the new 'registrants' semester with an . official list and sign
.
they, thought would be possible vet Field from . 1 until 2 O'clOCk to-.
-.. ...., warren Hull the card permitted the student to vote. "However, if a student's
paytielpanta -in the show. morrow afternoon, and at the In- •
dependent Student Committee's will conduct file Vox pop prOgrarn name is not on the official list he will be required to • have a - note
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David Grant, advance man for
• "cot-Ball" in. Rec Hall from 9 un- at 'Bee Hall .Monday. night. Both specifying his semester rank from .the dean of his school. As in the
• Vox Pop, arrived' on campus Wed- ' will friterview applicants for the .
.til 12 o'clock tomorrow night.
.past a student may vote a split ticket. The elections committee met
nesday evening to -look over these show.
.A federation .of 17 war-related _
_________________ with candidates Wednesday night
• questionnaires and °meet those stu-; . —
agencies whose programs have a when they listened to the coin
•dents whom he felt were material
• a
plaints of both parties. Final judg
universal appeal to the United INla
for - ..the informal ' "voice-oflthe- Vogue Contest Offers Job
,bons, the National War Fund was P ment will not be released until.
pecple" , program. The 16 'or 18 '
created Jto raise and distribute after a second meeting with the
•serni-finalists who make' the grade . • •
..funds• among its members. •The • • . . g
.. in this preliminary teat :Will be . in
.l7
0 -
pportunitiesToSeniorkmris candidates at 5 p.m. today.-Penal
terviewecl by Parks Johnson: azid• major gYoups represent consblida- tips Will be subject to the decision.
Warren Hull, stars who conduct am of more ..than 100 subsidiary'. • , of the committee which will hold
• 'the : pragram. Johnson •• canto - to
organizations., • By 'appealing once - Senior women who are wonde- If they prove able, they will stay a private meeting following 'the
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,S.tate. - College.. - rester'clay," and 'lull` for . contributions to all its Mem- jag. just how one goes about - rout- cn permanently. meeting with candidates.
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.;,7t6.,,,17.-,-.,...,.,.;:.:_-:•,,,;::iabers;lhe Fund, reynoves the. neces.-..,,i4g.ntit-all Jho. •wonderful jp,l3.Jap: . Elections.,.Cemmittee Chairman
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The contestc
onsists• of four
wi
--' '" .ties': a . ': . ,ii' ' Supposed --. 1 ' • '"-. '
• • • ' - --- ..!• - •:' 3o g"ltyrdretfi — crutt%'SeparaTe; small& liotttarii tt - t b , Good explained that the only way
Any students who not filled '• : . .
quizzes to be answered by all en- ••
scale' campaigns, and by alloting floating about may find their an- in which the present code had been
- one a queStiOnnaire and feel' that
. reasonable sums for the work of swer in Vogue's ninth Prix de Paris trants, and an article which only - altered is in the number of penal
they are potential radio material.
these. separate groups, it prevents contest. those entrants who receive passing ties inflicted on cliques violating
,_. may contact Grant at the - Nittany
lu 1' fo - f'
c . p ickj n . o • effort in one field, The first deadline in the maga- marks on. the quizzes are eligible the code. If any one of the candi
- Lion Inn, or apply at the Depart- '
with consequent saving of money,' z in e , s yearly career contest is No- dates or party mmebers is found
ment of Public Information. -
to submit. There are two questions
Although the tickets, which The three basic
manpower, and supplies. "ember 20, when the first quiz, guilty of violations a penalty of
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aims of the Fund which appears in the November 1 on each quiz, one based on a fash- not more than four nor less than
have - been available at Student are to determine the natureand -
I / ,-,,:, ue is due. ion feature and one on a non-fash- two votes will be inflicted upon
Union, are.numbered, •there is no extent of war-related needs;• to see -4--
' ion feature, such as music, art, lit- every candidate of the Guilty
In addition to the first and sec
specific seating arrangement, so that everyone has an oPportunity erature, or theatre. Papers will be party. This' • met 'th
revision with
rule of prizes, which consist of a year
the rule of the evening will be to contribute to the funds required; graded on the following points:
unanimous approval of the elec.-
first-come—firSt-serVed. However, to channel the sums raised whet--
and six months, respectively, on clear and individual writing; fash- tions committee.
oue's staff, there will be ten .
the front row seats downstairs'are ever Americanhelp'
is currently ' ion knowledge derived from a
awards of merit which are job op- Cliques were reminded of the
reserved for servicemen, Who , will most needed,f • ' •
or the military front, study of Vogue, general informa
, be-admitted without tickets. About the United Nations front, and• the portunities on all four Conde Nast tion, current information, and 'importance of submitting an item
;l,loo
..eats downstairs will be home. front. . , publications, Vogue, House & Gar- awareness. ized financial report to the com
`available to civilian students. Services on - the military .front '
den Vogue Pattern Book, and
Each entrant must be a member •
mittee. This report must be turned
Glamour. . m at Student Union by noon to-
On the Vox 'Pop, broadcast last include providing of off-duty roc- of the graduating class of 1944 in day.
The first two prizes make. thelt was recommended by the
Monday . . evening from Halifax, rerkonal,' cultural, and spiritual • a United States college or uniyer
winners - temporary members of chairman that all items,• including
(ContinUed on page seven activities ,for service men and \ sitv which grants a recognized
the Vogue staff where they do - 0 donations, be designated on the re
women; entertainment programs
fashion repoitin,, at writ
in training camps and off-shore The judges of the contest will until after the meeting with candi
ing•for the period of their award.
bases; welfare aid and counsel to . be editors of Vogue, and their de- dates and the budget items have
merchant seamen; overseas club- I ..• .. . • I cision will be final. The winners of been checked. Elections returns
uneven .- Candidates
houses and* convalescent centers I the Prix de Paris will be an- (Continued on Page Three)
rine; and war prisoners' aid to in- for the men of the Merchant Ma
nounced on or about June 1, 1944. --
terned . armed forces throughout
the world. -
Work among the United Nations
includes the sending of surgical
and medical supplies and equip
ment, food and clothing to civilian
.victims .of war; support ,of educa
tional, technical, •and training in,
stitutlons;• support of industrial co
operatives; aid to 'children's homes
(Contivued on page seven)
Education School
Sponsors Confab
Sponsored by the School, of Ed
itcation under the • chairmanship
. of Professor Mary Jane Wyland,
!the - '"Work Conference. on Sec
ondary Education. in War Time"
NM be held here today and to-
Smorrow. - •
An organization Meeting will
be held to inaugurate the con
',feretioe in Room 105, BurroWeS
-Building from 9:30 until 10 a.m.
,today followed by various Work
Ses:SiOns fOr.the reinainder of the
Morning- program . from 'lO .a.m.
The program for Work Sessions
.includes a discussion on guidance
!prid delinquency proklems led by
W. A. Kearney,' principal of.
the Mount Union High School, in
itooM 110, Burrowes Building,
and. the Physical'Fitness ,program.
:heated.. by chairman W. H.• Mead,
'principal of the Clearfield High
School in Room 109.
Work Experience under • the
leadership of Jo Hdys, principal
of the State:College High School
PI Room 108, the Victory Corps
headed by R; D. , Bartholomew,
principal of - the Roosevelt Junior
High School in Altoona and Cur
riculum under the leadership of
D. •H. Loree, principal of the
Junior High School in HollidaYs
burg in Room 206.
VOL. , 44—eNo. -44+
'Foot-Ball' To Highlight Temple Weekend
Finishing up the weekend of
the last home game of the season,
ISC will hold a "Foot-Ball" dance
in Rec .Hall from 9 until mid
night tomorrow.
Although State has met Temple
several times, this is the first
time that the Owls have met the
Nittany Lions on New Beaver
Field.
Bud Wills and his Campus
Owls with Betty Platt on the vo
cals will feature the popular
three - slow - to - one-fast-number
ratio . and • will swing out with
such favorites as "Blue Skies,"
"Stormy Weather," and "Rock
ing Chair," As a special feature,
a medley. of Penn State songs will'
be - played by the Owls.
In addition to Miss Platt, Tohn-
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All candidates for th e Col
legian editorial staff will meet
in the Collegian office, Carnegie
Hall, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Freshman and sophomore can.
didates - who worked on Col- .
legian this summer or in the
spring will meet in the Col
legian office, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Business staff candidates will
meet in the Collegian office, 7
p.m. Monday,
ny Setar on the sax will handle
some of the instrumental solos
while Paul Grove will swing. the
baton for manager Bud .Wills.
Many characteristic and popular
Owl arrangements made locally
famous by 'Jimmy McAdams will
be
.played..
Tribunal has released its
stranglehold on frosh men who
will be permitted to attend the
dance, although freshman wom
en have not been granted the
same by WSGA Senate,
Three cheerleaders, Dick Rath
mell, Bunny Millick, and Herb
Locke, will lead cheers during
intermission. This is another
special .feature planned by the
ISC. committee.
This dance will be a sequel to
Published Weekly by The Daily Collegian Sla :
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12,.1943-STATE COLLEGE, PA
Vox Pop Stars
Politicians Climax Campaigns;
Elections Enter Last Day
Lion and Key nolilicians round - out three weeks of intensive cam-
Air Corps Gives
Mental Exams Today
Another in en ta 1 examination
open to all students interested in
entering the Army Air Corps will
be given in 401 Old Main •at 9 a.m.
today, according to Robert E. Gal
braith, FAWS.
"Nittany Nocturne," an ISC All-
College dance which proved to
be a great success last semester.
Complying with many requests,
the Inc.ependent Student Com
mittee has planned "Foot-Ball."
Tickets are obtainable at stud
ent Union at $l.lO for civilians
and dates and 77 cents for ser
vicemen and dates, according to
James Redmond, chairman of
the ticket committee.
Committee heads for the dance
as released by Chairman William
Folk, are Lou Glazier, requisition;
Helen Schmidle, refreshment;
Sydney Rivenburg, checking; Bet
ty•Reede, chaperons; Edmund Ko
val, publicity; Redmond, tickets;
and Kay Kirk, permission.
i3:4ol2ftlitoKoiDßt-: - 1
Thespian Mobile Unit
To Make Comeback
After laying oil during the sum
mer semester, the Thespian Mobile
Units are planning a comeback
within the next few weeks, accord
ing to Paul Galvanik, Thespian
Mobile Unit manager. The cast for
the shows, which tour various
Army camps in the state, is al
ready in rehearsal, and negotia
tions for the first show will soon
be completed.
A seven-piece jazz combination
has been recruited from Jim Bur
clen'.4 band to travel with the unit,
and most of Mim Zartman's orig
inal Thespian chorus will also be
featured. Among the specialty
acts, all of which have not been
chosen as yet, is Adele Yablan,
songstress-comedienne who was
such a hit in the Thespian Can
teens last spring.
Tentative casting for Thespians'
forthcoming January show is al
ready under way. Additional try
outs for the chorus will be held in
Schwab at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The names of those scheduled for
tryouts at this time have been
posted on the bulletin board near
the back door of the auditorium.
Technical crews for the show
will be called the week after next.