FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1943
Front And Center . .
up at PSCA office.. Group leaves
We learned a.very strange thing Army .Air Base, Mississippi, and at
. rear entrance of Old Main at 2:30
•yesterday afternoon, something Nashville, Tenn., respectively. Ben
•that somehow brings the war a will receive his pilot's wings in a P.m '
•ilttle closer to Penn State. •month and Bbb, who has just start- Sundall
• To-date, 74 iormer Penn Staters ed, is classified as a pilot. Civil i a n s' and servicemen's
:'lave been ..reported killed-or miss- In the Air ;. . , lounge, 304 Old Main, 2-5 p.m.
ing by -the War and Navy Depart- Two men who call their alma Vesper Service, Little Theatre,
.meets. This number is exactly the 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
mater Penn State are now receiv
number of those •from the College ing the basic phase of their flight WRA Outing Club, weiner roast
-killed in World War I. for reeds, Hort Woods, Is p.m.
training at the Army Air Forces
Bolt of -Honor .. . Pilot School at Courtland, Ala- Sororities hold open house 2-
bama. They are Aviation Cadets 3:3 0 P• m •
Members of the Class of '43 wh o Free lecture on Christian Sci
v Sarn Pearson and Ralph Sampson. .
hae been killed or who are miss- •
A/C Clyde Schultz will soon re- ence, Miss Margaret Morrison, C.
in g include Pvt.. Harry Conger, Lt. S., High School. Auditorium, 3:30
ceive his silver pilot's wings and
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Alan Lowe (missing), ' Lt. James •
officer's bars at the Army's :twin- P • m •
Marshall (missing), Lt. Paul Mc-
Gowan, Lt. John Stief. Lt. Harry engine - advance flying school at Monday
-
Pampa, Texas. At the climax of his
Stengle, and Lt. Edward Stevens. German Club meets, 305 Old
training, he will either be assigned m a i n,
Those a...the Class of '44' who 7:30 p.m. Program and re
metto a combat unit or will become an freshments ,
the - same fate are Li. -Walter
Chase, Pvt. Nicholas DeJoseph, • instructor. Forum Council meets, Professor
- and Ensign Leonard Urquhart. Bob Geibler was recently ap- Adams speaks on "Hypnotism," 305
pointed a Naval aviation cadet and
Lt. John Keeley '45 is the only Old Main, 7:30 p.m.
member of that class' who was kill- was transferred to the . Naval Air Freshman Council with new of
"
..ed in action.• • • • Training, Center, Pensacola, Fla., facers meets in Hugh Beaver room,
. . • for intermediate flight training.
. • Dean. Warnock speaks.
.'Tribute - to Superman .•.: .. • -Lt.' Myron.'Seeder , •has reported Mineral. Industries Society meets
:. : • :John W. Blackburn; 'former stu- for duty at the Air Field, in.M. L. Art GallerY. All M. L stu
dent; entered the - Army as .a. buck Carlsbad, _New • Mexico.. He was . dents - invited. Movies will 'be
,private two years ago. -Word has commissioned November 3 upon shown. • • ,
- just' reached. us that John • was - re- : completion •of- cadet • training at : %Dr. Henry M. Rosenthal 'speaks
'eently- 'promoted : , to 'the...rank •- of
.Marfa; -Texas. . . . -on "The Bible and the Human
• - • o Graduate Tuesday'... Spirit, „
• .Hillel . Foundation; 7:30
•-; Home and-Abroad..• ~,... : - 'Bob -Herrmann,•-Billy-Richards, .p.m. . . - •
. .
. - :'Phil 'Mitchell, . ex.-Alphaehirho -and
_Sala . Hanin w o-. graduated . . . : Tuesday „ • •.. •.
.::.pr6xSr. arid,',former .business', marl-; from ....the ' COliege in 1943, . will • . Freshman , WOmen's Foruin party
-. q.aget , 7;td.:Cpllegtaili7.llltStYttotielbitttia . ' . graduate - .frOrrif Fort . Renning. •,ipid -.-TOrlfreshmnn. men, - 304 - Old ' Main,
;'V-mail letter - from . - fraternity -receive their commissions as sec , ;- 7 : 30 p.m.
- A:mother-Pvt.. Robert ' Sligafoas - who ,ond lieutenants Tuesday. . • • Junior . . Hostess Training' Corps,
"ii.s.in a MedicaLdetachment.some- ~ ' - ' ' . ': ' • . - Home ""Economics Auditorium, 7:30
",.,is. in
• - Wherti . in Alie . .Piccific:'• •*/.C:•: Jack . r ' '
'B . - ''' th ' 'AI h' ' ' Ch . ' ' lili ''''' frustees -, Named...----P , .• s-• • - Study
~-,',
,rirer,'. ano er.; p a :., •. i.,.- . b,- .. _., • „:,.• :- ~ - • ."'".'‘. .• '' --Worsmp Group, led by -
• ,
•';:3..lrites 'Phil . :frorn,llie, Vietoria: Hotel: (Continnea. . ;from .. paPe. one)' 'Father Adrian;-304 Old Main, 4:20.
~.a.t•ltharr. h - Beacn;TlA: :,.... .. ~ .;:”. --'•
' ' : ' : Mr: Rowland;' a.nativet Spring- •
-n . • P
m •
-.: - darn . . - ql. ' "'UM l'eldizikii'''anid•••• ' '•-
; •5 "I Ina . -- gS • ,•- • . -' . '' field' • Mass -was 'named" to- •:the ' Bowling; Club meets, White Hall
I Stati-Wolfe; are- now - 'stitiArieti.- at ,- •• * ' - . 9 • • oni 7.15 • 'pan. ,
boWling - To , .
;3 .:. i, ., ~ , 1......-....... .... ~.. .. , -....:.,. ~. • board 'during. boverrior ..Arthlii - H..
~.-Aelb4tna . - Polytecionic . . - Institute ..:.-- • , .., -•- i• • • •,- .. •• , Pre Vied:cal meeting 110 Home
, James /adminlstra Lion...He served . ,"i .-. . t
with zfASTP Units , :•;.while.!:.: hear : in' •• ~. cabinet
James , lor•a sort time • Economics; . 8 pm. . • • • -
.. .
. i,lthat-iii-7010ki•is - nOW at-. • - •'' -• of_ ~-• ' - '' . Candidates .for Collegian editor
as -secretary • property And sup-' -
, Ili: Bennlng;, Ga. •: . . :.- • . -.,-- --;.•, - • • .. • • - • • • •
ial staff . meet' in Collegian office,•
.•.- .. ', - pile? . and - then . returned' to..his pies
- - At:Maxwell . Field.: :1. , - •
. - n - it post as president of •the New -Carnegie Hall, 7:30 p.m. -
Fifty-three Penn -- Staters - have Castle Refracteries - Company. He Bowling Club meets, White Hall
:A•eported. tp, the ;Army. Air
,:Forces .' was . .graduatekfrom the -College. - in' ' '
bowling ..roOrn, . 7,:15 ~p.m. ..... ~. .::
•;!tr'e.F.l4g4t . rSeliegj,. ;.for ••Pildfs :...0.t'..10.),7 :6.y . ),:ct . ,,sek:jn•
,:he•Fir'st, - •tut . ••:•: - : 7. 7: : • ....v.: ' . • - fVednesday ,- .'...:. : ..• ".•
'4IVIaXViell - Field; Alabama; "ii liegiii suit' aretii)Air, Service, ir: S - . Army, • dhristriias Morning Watch Serv-'
'pie - third phase. of their training as from May, 1917, to -September, ice, 304 Old Main, 7:20 a.m. - to 7:50
',pilots in the U. S. Army Air Forces 1919._ He was associated with the a.m. '
. expanding iprOgram.
._
_. -. . . Duquesne-Burner Service Corn- W-RA meets ,White
_Hall, 7:15
..*': These:llloy .ar.e .Aviation. Cadets .•pany and the'. Gas Combustion p.m. • ,
' , William Amin, Dave Arnold,` Bill Company before his election to the• Dean W. I. Newstetter, School of
, Rayner, Bob Beacher, Charles Car- presidency of the Refractories Applied Social Sciences, Univer-
..IPles, Rill! . DrtnoVan, ' Ed Flowers, Company in 1929., sity of Pittsburgh, speaks on "Op
'George F'orerrian; Larili Gebo, ,Ed- .
• " . portunities -in the Health and I,Vel
' xnund Giles, George Ginos. Allen BUY WAR BON .S fare ServiCes," 121 Sparks, 7:30 1
Giaskin, Ken Glessner, Harold " AND STAMPS p.m. Faculty and students invited.
. Gundel, Leo - Guarnettotti, . Jimmy ,
.. Gustafson. - I - .
Charles Hagg, Jim Hertwig, Har
old Holly, Emil Honegger, Moylan
Hull, Larry Jacobs, Jim Jeffries,
Dick Johnson, Wayne King, Bill
Larson, John Laßue, John Leech,
Bob Logan, Jim McKechnie, Joe
McKelvey, Erwin Michelson, Al
bert Morse, George Monell.
John Myers, Charles O'Hanlon,
Bob Pennington, Bill Schrecongest,
Sidney :Fohulman, Warren Scott,
.Tames Shofestall, George Siegler,
Bill Sippel, Howard Snyder, Carl
Stokes. Jim Thompson.
• Alofrd Truseaux, John Wagner,
Jay Wakefield, Alfred Williams,
John Zelek, and Charles Zink,
On Former MeMbers . .
Pvt. Milt Dolinger, who visited
the College at the end of last
semester, has. recently been ship
ped oyerseas:Aviation%Cadets, , Ben
Bailey acid Bob .Kinter, two of
'Milt's cohorts on the Collegian
staff, are • stationed ,at Columbus
Only. Three More Sundays
Before Christmas Vacation
STUDENT 'DEPARTMENT
9:30 A.M.
WE!:.,TMINSTER FELLOWSHIP
6:15 P.M.
Discussion Group: "The. Chris
tian in Wartime." • -
'7:10 ' ,sr '
D. Warfield of. Poland
Pi
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By RITA M. BELFONTI
A Perfect Dessert .• . . For Your Christmas Dinner
Ice Cream
Sherberts
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE REVELATION OF
DIVINE PRINCIPLE
BY
NO.'.NIBER OF 'Pity. BOARD DI! LECTURESLIIP OF THE MOTHER CRUItGII;
FritsT CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASSACIRISETTS
HIGH 'SCHOOL. AUDITORIUM, 155 \VEST FAIRMOUNT AVE—
:..SVNDAY• AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 1943 •
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
COLLEGE CREAMERY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
ANNOUNCES A
FREE LECTURE ON CHRI:STIAN SCIENCE
ENTI'T'LED
MISS NIA.RGARET MORRISON, C. S
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY . INVITED
THE COLLEGIAN
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Tomorrow
PSCA Cabinet meeting, 304 Old
Main, 2:15 p.m.
All-,College Cabin Party. Sign
Specialty!
Christmas
Pudding
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When knighthood Was' in• flow- beled miscellaneous, To quote the
er the stronger of the sexes a- Brewing Distributors Incorporat
domed in armor pursued the wo- "Remember, morale is a lot o:i
menfolk, and so it came to pass little things."
that in one thousand nine hun-
dreg and forty three a V-mail let
ter found its way to the Collegian
office and uniformed doughboy
took the paths once treaded by the
be-metaled persons.
Inside the customary four and the kitchen, there was an expres
eleven sixteenth by three and sion which people used a lot, an
expression hieh still sticks to three quarters inches white enev- .
cabularies of a great many. A..
vo
lope, Private Lawrence .Chamber
lain, 13173574, Hq. Co., 10th Repl. mong such was one "dame rumor' .
'
Dept. A. P. 0. 874 c/o Postmaster, and "dame rumor" was said to
NeW York, New York, sold his have been responsible for a great.
soul in the following manner. many errors.
"At the present time lam in Just last week, a rumor, one
need of some information and I the more popular ones, began its
thought that you might be able to winding way about the campus,
supply the needed data. I have ' leaving idle listeners with the ides
that the coming Christmas vaca
lost a correspondent since the .
close of the past semester. It is a tion would be shortened. A re-.
Young girl that I .am. in search of porter rushed immediately to the
-
whose address . was Box 504. Ather -chambers.of rumor squelches sche
duling officer Ray V. Watkins.
ton Hall during the past .semen- •
ter. Initials are M. L. Z. *Quite a ; Mr.. Watkins said that student;
could - banish their fears because
cute lass:and I would hate- to loSe
sight of .anything like this. If there the coming vacation would not be
shortened. He- said• more. He said.
is anyway 'that. you could' locate
"Dam e.:rumor is .untrue, and you
her for me and inform" her that
'
there- is _ a •private'overseas wait- .can quote me." We quoted him,
ing , for:an answer -to .past letters . and his statement appeared in last
I-would 'be In:debt to yOu for lhe week's• edit like this. "—it - had,
.remainder -of - .my life." • been'• - rather vociferously stated -by
(Editor's note: After .its 'pee- the scheduling " office • that the
lous trip, across the waters the let-i 'damn rumor is untrue."
ter arrived. a 'little the worse for • -With . all •apologies to Mr. Wat
wear, and - the.,young • kins, we
,admit . our misquote • and
als7 were smuiged:, The -"AV' - and sheepishly ,add-. that ,as the paper
"L" were . clear,. but the "Z" was . went . t0' ,. ;p3:265 .
very. faint, and might also stand. rumor"- reinained:as She had been
for• either "S' Or "L.") . • . . —"untrue:" • • " . .
•.; With an .urgent protest, "How . . . .
can you do -a thing •like this to Somebody stole an Oklahomil
'him,". -we. quietly fold the letter, woman's shoes in a night club.
.put.it, .back into the white enve- That's lunny---most people lose
lope, and place it in our files la- their shirts. • "
ANNOUNCING ,THE 'REOPENING
of the
• RAND*
BEAUTY SALON
111 1 / 2 Sr Allen St.. Over Metzger's Die 082
FEATHER CUTS OUR SPECIALTY
By SERENE F. ROSENBERG
We Rue The Day . . .
Back in other times when peo
ple traveled in buggies an(t
"what's cooking" still applied to
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