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Graph Curves, Not Curves,Ptit
Love On Scientific Basis
Johnny Doughboy, Joe College, marry," Dr. Adams said, "but w•e
;,,nd their 'girls can now lcok be- •do suggest that they wait six
fore they leap into marriage, for • months, because in that time the
statistics tell them whether they differences usually shcw up of
will make suitable mates. their.own accord."
In a service set up at the Coll
ege, Dr. C. R. Adams, associate
professor of education and phy
chology, finds that he can tell a
true love case and predict the pro
bable success of the marriage by
,statistical curves.
The "marriage clinic," believed
to be the first on any college cam
pus in ,the country, serves 200 to
300 unmarried couples and helps
straighten out the domestic tang
teS of approximately 50 married
couples a year.
When a Couple comes to
. find,
out whether they are in love or
• are too different to marry, D:r
damS giVes them the Terman pre
diction test for Marital happines
and the Adams-Lepley personal
audit test for personality traits. If
scores are low; .he supplements
these with the Burges.T-Cottrell
marital prediction scale.
Statistical curves are plotted
from the scores, and if the curves
'follow each other closely it is a
true love case. If- the' scores fail
to plot well; the attraction is pro
bably on a physical . basis only
and won't last too long. However,
personal factors such as length of
acquaintance, length of engage
ment, economic status, and age are
also considered. ,
"We never tell 'them not to
Louise Homer Club
sponsors Victory Sine
Even "Adams apple singers who
are not quite sure of their range"
will be welcomed at the Victory
Sing, planned and presented by
the Louise Homer Club in Schwab
Auditorium at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
Old favorites and popular songs
will be mixed with service songs
under the leadership of Mrs. Willa
Taylor, assisted by Frank Gullo of
the music department. Hummel
Fishburn, head of the department
of
. music, will provide the piano
accompaniment.
LET YOUR
HEART
DECIDE
The very old—and very young—
the sick and wounded—the war
'torn peoples at home and in Al:
lied countries receive your help
i 7when you give this year to your
own community's war fund and,
/through it, to the National War
Fund. Give generously...now.
NATIONAL
WAR FUND
cooperatind with
College Creamery
Second Semester
TREASURER
FRED SWINGLE, Lion
rodeo of fun, "A Lady Takes a Chance," with Charles Winninger.
THE COLLEGIA.i7
CLASSIFIED SECT' Simpson Discusses
WANTED—Student wanted for. Race Relationships
work for room. Call 4850. •
This year's Liberal Arts Lecture
FOR RENT—One double room, Series will be opened with a
one single room. Permanent or speech by George E. Simpson, pro
weekends. Single beds. College lessor of sociology, on "Race Re-
Heights, 2174. it ; c h g —HKl3 lationS: A Signpost of the Future,"
in room 121 Sparks' building at
LOST—Blue silk umbrella with
pink flowers before close of last 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
semester. Call 5051, third floor Professor Simpson, a specialist
South Mac. lt-pd—HKH in the study of race relationships,
has done research in this field in
FOR RENT—Double room in pri- both Haiti and the United States.
vate family. No other students. At least three other speakers
Dial State' College 2410. will be presented by the Liberal
arts Lecture Series during 'the
LOST—A gold Shaffer fountain preSent semester, according to the
pen, end of last semester. Please chairman of the speakers' comniif
return to room 141, Ath Hall. tee for the series, Dr. Franklin
Krauss, professor of Latin.
Other memberS of the committee
LOST—GoId top Eversharp foun
tain pen. Lost in Sparks, Room
305. Call 4224 and. ask for Lor-
. .
lish literature; Philip A. Shelley,
LOST-Costume jewelry pin, gold professor of German; and William
. question mark, Oct. 27, .1943; be- 'H. Gray, assistant professor of
tween Sparks. and Ath Hall. . Latin Atherican history. ' ' '
WANTED Used combination
•portable recorder, preferably
electric. • Call Mary, 313 Jordan
Hall. • • lt-pdHKH
WANTED Boarders. Planned
-menus, reasonable prices: Call
Mike, Ben; or Dick, Beaver House,
851. - It-chg
LOST---Gold football with blue
. letters 19-SC-40 undefeated and
initials F.R.O.‘ .- on back. Call 890
are Mason Long, professor Of
or • return to Student Union: Re
ward. 3t-pd
,PW—To Wilkes-Barre or vicinity:
-Leave Saturday', noon;•. return
Sunday night. Call Melvin 3369.
RW—To Pittsburgh, leaving Fri
day night or
. Saturday .moining.
Call third floor West 'Woman's
building; ask for Jo. lt-ehg-77-STR
ROOM FOR RENT—Double and
single room for upperclassmen
'Contact Mrs.
,Anna Grey of
. 234 S
Atherton street. or Phone '2569.' •
LOST—Lady Buxton black and
light blue wallet. Reward. Re
turn to 225 or Main Desk, Ath=
erton Hall. It chg. B.F.
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NOW
PLAYING
BUY WAR BONDS AND STANIPS-iriERI •
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..„ Screen Play by Ruben Ardrey Directed by WILLIAM A. SETTER :*. 1
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Original Slury by Jo Snarling N . Srm : • .
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1943
Jaiie.,:lir„Vti&e!!e.ait*
Alice Hooper. . .;;
LET.. YOUR (
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DECIDE:
Yon eau help keep'thent •"
'and together.,.by:giving gpner.;_:,
titsty. now. dour dollars will.
Of. good. when Yon.givei,l!'
this year, to your.own community I, •
fund and. through it,• to the 1i
major war relief agencies of the : 1- : .
National War Fund. •• • ' ,
NATIONAL
WAR FUND
eooperntui with
Grahanfs
Show Scheditte
1:30, 3:16