The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, February 11, 1944, Image 8
PAGE EIGHT Debaters Enter iecond Tourney Dr. Warren B. Mack, head of the (Continued from Page Cne l ing. The urgent need for technical department of horticulture at the trained _ young officers continues, Penn State women debaters will College, has been invited by the ly Central Institute of Art and Design and the colleges and universities enter their second tournament participating in the V-12 program in London to enter a woodprint in reries at Mt. Mercy College to- are .doing a splendid job of pro an exhibition of contemporary morrow after triple-tying for first ducing such officers. While chang- American arts. ing wartime conditions may, from place in the Shippensburg tourna- The showing, which will be as- time to time, necessitate revision ment two weeks ago. sembled and spOnsored by Artists in the quotas for the program in Debates for the tournament, for Victory, Inc., will include 100 order to conform with the needs ::ponsored by the Rittsburg Forum, paintings, 50 prints, and 50 works of the service, the Navy does not of sculpture. Dr. Mack will enter contemplate discontinuance of the omposed of Pittsburgh University "Willows on the Water," wood program." and Mt. Mercy College, will be carving of- a scene near Boals- presented in the orthodox style, burg. t o with two constructive and two re- Following • a preview in New W , infer all Nittal speakers in each set, stated York City from March 7 to 18, - the Prof. Clayton Schug, women's de- exhibition will be taken to Lon- AII bate coach. don and other principal cities in I me . / $ t $23312 Separate sets for "experienced" the British Isles but will be return and "less-experienced" debaters ed to this country for additional A tentative financial statement have been arranged by the forum, showings. As a reciprocal gesture, of the Winter Ball as released by with each set doing four debates. England will send a similar exhi- Steve Herbert, dance chairman, Experienced speakers being sent bition to this country, shows an estimated profit of are Joan Huber, affirmative; Betty . $233.12. The statement follows: Ann Macinnis and Gertrude Rosen, negative. Less-experienced. Five Fight ler Ti Income—Admissions: Civilians, tle 328 at $3.50, $1,148; 27 complimen debaters speaking tomorrow are Of Air Corps Sweetheart $1,292.50; 3 complimentaries. To . . 'caries. Servicemen, 517 at $2.50, Alice Hott and Carmita Cameron, To affirmative; Nancy Norton and (Continued from nage one) tal, $2,440.50.• Add: Adjustment, 15 Rosemary Halpin, negative. chestras. Harmon himself played cents. Total, $2,440.65. Debate teams from Pittsburgh sax with Johnny "Scat" Davis, Checking-734 at 25c, $183.50. University, Mt. Mercy College, Benny Pollack, Buddy Fisher and. Add: Adjustment, 20c. Total, , $lO. Seton Hill, and Kent have also en- the late Hal Kemp and had his ,$183.70. tered the competition. own band which: played through,' . T a x on a d m i ss ions, $254.25. Raffle tickets, $B. The. intercollegiate debate ques- out the southwest. Another sax Total, $2,886.60. on, "Resolved: United States player, A/S Danny Saraceni, has Expenditures Music, $1,650; 1 C should cooperate in establishing seen service with Hal. Mclntyre, programs, 121.10; decorations ( esti and maintaining an international Tommy Reynolds, Alex Bartha mated), $5O; ticket printing, $26.81; police force upon the defeat of the and Joey Kerns. checking (labor), $57.50; tax on ad- Axis powers," will be discussed -A/S Keith Williams, first chair missions, $254.25; advertising (esti,- again, according to Schug trumpet player, -played. in Metro- mated), Collegian, $4O; Engineer, Goldwyn-Mayer studio orchestras $10; signs, etc., $43.82; total, l :VA Buys $lO 00 Bond for Jeannette 'McDonald-Nelson Eddy pictures and recorded with $10Q; $93,89; college labor (estimated), catering (estimated), $77; the All-American Youth Dance compensations, All-College chair-: Sigma Phi Alpha recently pur- Band. A/S J. S. Rice, had his own man, $5O; committee chairman, chased a 'slooo war savings bond, dance band while a student at $5O; total, $100; ticket seller, $10; Harry Pebly, president, has an- lowa State University and played doormen, two at $7.50, $l5; worn nounced. engagements throughout the mid- en's •attendant, $5; telephone and Buying of the war bond had dle west before joining the Army. , telegraph (estimated), $4O; piano 'been considered since last semes- rental, $10; invitations, $3.50; raf ter, but full consent of members Three vocal solos, sung by Ruth fle tickets, $4.50; miscellaneous 4ind trustees had not been given Hill, Marilouise Hefty, and Louise (estimated), $35. Total expendi until the beginning of the Fourth Neff, accompanied by Ann Car.. tures, $2,653.48. War Loan Drive. ruthers, will highlight the Louise Estimated profit, $233.12. Money was taken from the Homer Club meeting in the Fire•- iigma Phi Alpha trust fund. The side Room, Westminster Hall, 8 bond is of the "F" series. p.m. February 15. PENN STATE (LASS RINGS L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY LOCATED IN THE ATHLETIC:S NOW AVAILABLE . *Brick Cheese . * Trappist Cheese *Bleu Cheese * COLLEGE' CREAMERY Men Relurning Nexi Semester Very desirable rooms for approximately 2@J )inen will be available at the Triangle House.. All social privileges, excellent study condi tions, and reasonable rates. !NOME NOW AT 224 EAST BEAVER AVENUE Mack Sends Print To London Exhibition Stu ents THE COLLEGIAN V-12 Unit to Continue Specialized Training CLASSIFIED SECTION LOST—GoId Elgin wrist watch. If found return to Ruth Anderson, Room 318, Atherton. LOST—Lady's gold wrist watch somewhere•between Main Engi 7 neering, Old • Main and Jordan Hall. Reward. Stella Dillon, 107 Jordan.. LOST—January 21, gold official Navy pilot's wings at Sparks Building. Reward for information. Sentimental value, -gift 'from fiance now overseas.- Martha Erwin, 218 Watts Hall. FOR RENT Small furnished apartment near campus. All con veniences. Available March Ist. Gentlemen preferred. Dial 2665. LOST—One silver clasped hand friendship ring. Call Joan, 4761. FOR RENT—Very . large, warm single room for man. Connect ing shower bath. Faculty home. Phone 4062. • LOST—One brown zipper change purse. Call Gussie, 4761. LOST—Black wallet in Schwab Auditorium Saturday evening. 'lf you have to keep money please return contents. Call Dick Struble, 3251. FOR RENT—Single room with hot and cold running water, by day, week or semester. Call 4679. LOST Identification bracelet, name on front, W. Lindsay Har per; on back, Mari' Lois and 14203360. Finder return to Student Union. Generous reward. WANTED—Two experienced boys for kitchen help. Apply 257 S. Pugh, Phone 3420. • ANYONE who is leaving school and would like to sell his slide rule call Harry, 3325, LOST—One pearl bracht in or around Rec Hall Saturday night. Finder please return to Student Union. ANYONE- finding black Schaeffer pen please .call Betty, 4425. It's not the pen, it's the..?entiment., Seismograph Records Quota 'Defersl39 Two Earthquakes (Continued from page one) When the seismograph at the he is an undergraduate student College weather station showed majoring in one of the above fields unusual activity, Dr. Hans Neu- and that if he continues his prog., berger told a reporter: ress he will 'graduate 24 months from the date of certification. The "Probably an earthquake." . The reporter quipped: "Or an National 'Roster of Scientific and invasion of earthquake proporti- Specialized Personnel of the Wai Manpower Commission must cer:- ons." tify that the certification of the They were both right. News- college is correct. The deferment, papers next day reported the if granted, will be within the na:. earthquake which destroyed the tional quota for such student 4. Turkish town of Gerecle, and the Pre-medical students will be de,• invasion of the Marshall islands ferred on the same terms . except, by American Marines and Army that it must be certified they, have troops. • been accepted at a medical sbhool. !RIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1944