PAGE :DDitni. , i. • Lions Journey to-Col gate To Break Series Deadlock It will be the double wing against a single wing formation wbeu the Nittany Lions journey to nit& Colgate at Hamilton N. Y. on For all but one game in the nine previous gridiro n meetings, Red Raider coach Andy Kerr and Bob :I{iggins have been opposing wadies. Both will be out to Will with Ole) E2ltAr.s *adlocked at four wins each and a tie. The Lions iwive beaten o r tied Colgate every :year since 1941. The two coaches have much in em lc 7 1 , tinier Dry perfume makes your fa‘%orite Roger #5, Gallet fragrance go farther. Its tantalizing scent is released gradually when patted di rectly on warm skin. A dash in the hem of your dance dress fills the air with fade less perfume. Doused inside your blouse, the effect is really terrific! Use it regu larly—in all ways—just like liquid perfume. ROGER & GALLET Now Open CIENPRE BEVERAGE COMPANY M/AiT BEVERAGES Can 2462 amid Oiede't our Paity Supply CENTRE BEVERAGE COMPANY Reair 218 E. College Ave. common. with a Kerr a devout disciple of the double wing at tack, while Higgins has remained one of the. East's major devotees of th e single wing. Longest Tenure Kerr, in Ms lath season at Col gate, is the only coach in the East who has enjoyed a longer tenure in his present job than the "Hig". It is rumored that Kerr will re tire at the end of the present sea son. Not only are the 'opposing coaches familial• with each others strategy .but' the same is true of many of ,th e players on both teams. Among the.l3 present Col gate players who have previously faced the Lions, seven will be in the . starting lineup; and a -Sinailiar . ratio holds •true for. Penn State. .c Sitane of .. the.. Lion* ,''veterafis, hoNvever, may not-be available for Saturday's• invasion: • • ' • Injuries Handicap. . . . " Larry Joe, who suffered ' a shoulder separation in the. Michi, gan ,State game,. won't .be . ready to 'play. for a Month Or• More. . Red Moore, 'captain and tackle, agtre\aited his ankle . ' injury;' and also may be witheld from the Col gate fray. Injured legs are ham pering Guard Steve Suhy and Taillback Elwood - Petchel,• while Fullback Bob Weitzel is having trouble with his hip. • Bob - Orion, starting wingjback, has been on the shelf since the Bucknell game with a bad knee, Scatlbaok Bud Davis, has yet to don a uniform. Tackle Hal Pratt has f... 150 been laid up with a bad leg. • Orlando Back Although injured - in the ' Yale "contest, Colgate" Captain Bob Or' s laudo,. I.v : horn Lipri-Soput Joe. Be of:4le heit liiiernen in the east;;lVill beat his left- guard. post saturday. . . . . Known as•Alip ` . `StiAmp!9.becagse of: his lack of TielOh . t.:sprllaildo‘.,Nyas• named - All-East, guard in ;1042: Asa i'xienibdi..of .the-tamp Grant team, he beat Wisconsin in the final . five seconds .of :their, 1942 game I . 3'r kiCking' a 30' yard field goal. Distributors of THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PEa\RNSYLVA:NIA Wright Hea& Fuel Conference Dr. C. C. Wright, professor of fuel techn.ology. of .the Mineral Industries . School, will act as chairman of the Joint. ruels Con_ ference of Mining and Metallurgi cal Engineers to. be held in Phila delphia. Qctober 25 and 26. Com bustion, ,mining practices, and mineral preparation will be dis cussed. . Several.members of the Mineral Industries_ staff will attend the conference,. at which Dr. A. W. Gauger, director, of the. Mineral Industries .. Experiment Station, will present the Nicholl's Award to Dr. Fie,baer of .the U. S. Bureau of Mines in recognition ,for, out standing work in . the fuel field. • The Mineral Industries School has recently compiled a . manual pUtlining modern develcipmenis various phasas of efficient heat- ing and . COnSfitiCtion.. • Moder n ' needs'Wand methods 'of 'construction, basic elements of iecent devel opment's iii donneSfric stokers, ad_ vances .in'heating • eciiiipment, en gitieering ' and' research develob men& an UthidS•in • niereharidis-. jug alreictensively 'covered in the publication.- Centre:County Map Drawn by Warnock A scenic. map cif Centre county and its environs has been drawn up by Arthur.ll..Warnock, Dean of Men, in response to numerous re quests from listeners of his weekly WIMAJ radio broadcast "`Centre County Chatter." The map. shows local historical and picturesque points of interest in greater .dets.ll. than any com mercial map now available. On the reverse side is a concise sum mary of the many scenic views lying in the Centre county area. Five thousand ' copies of the map are available and may be ob tained at the dean. of men's office or at station WMAJ. CLASSIFIEDS Classifieds may be paid for be tween 2 and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday . , at The Daily Collegian office. ROOM: Pollock circle deducted rate available October 21. Pres ent occupant and wife moving to apartment. Contact Bill, Bldg. 3, room 18, or office of Collegian. FOR SALE—One vacancy in com fortable double room. Pollock Circle. Deductable rate. Phone 3938. LOSTL-Delta Upsilon pin kis ; kaded, Patin State 1949 en.Oack;. call 3938. • - r. • • . LOST Wallet . , containipg..ina 'portan't atr4cro_ Saturday.:Pleaae 'return tO - stu dent.:Union. Money: may be kept. TWO- neyvjpg,lpsr. , 4,hplex_fiepiting slide , :iuleg'•ftirsale.•Cdll. .Winter jOIM efEIEW:-4'Ve got your Navy raincoat. Do you have mine?• Dorm -6, .R 43 om. - 3 4,- Pollock Circle. LOST—iPrescription sunglasses in • hard bhie case with Dr. Alexan der •on -front. Call Lyons .49343.. NEED TYPING done?- For them: , es, thesis, and itemn papers.. Call 4371. Oter 5:30: p.m. .SINGILE ROOM for vtudent in terested in working for roam: rent. Mrs. Robert H. McCormick, 111:30' !South Atherton street. 4398. WANTED—Ride to Pittsburgh 01 vicinity south on Friday iifter 7 noon or Saturday mornim. Jean 4131513. .EROWIN 7,lp(pd , r wallet, lost , on campus. Return to Stacie:llf Un!.on. Belongs. to' Joseph Sitof. Can keep money. LOST—Rhatk and Red wallet. 'Finder ptelane • Veturn 'paper & le not money to Ruth Lambert, 16Q Ath. FOR SALE—House trailer, 20 7 ft. covered wagon. Equipped with electric ref egenaitor, el,e c th- i-g brakes, toilet, good tires. SleepA four. •Inquire Hoover's trakLer Count, Woodyerest, at noon or after 5 p.m. RIDERS WANTED to ?hilly: leavirtg Friday zlfteilaoon, re burning Sunday. Call Scooter, Debafe TEam Adds 16 Members Sixteen mal e students were se lected for the men's debate team following final tryouts recently. Far from being Liberal Artists, the debate squad added two agri cultural education students, three electrical engineers, and one de bater each from architecture, in dustrial psychology, pre-medicine, and the journalism curriculum. The team will open its season with a debate on the topic: "'f e Penn State's Newest Band Sensation NICK GHEZ:ZI HIS ELECTRIC GUITAR and HIS ORCHESTRA FOR AN EVENING OF GOOD DANCING PROVED CAPABLE AND SINCERE • . . By Past 7Performancein Cantpus -Activities •• NITTANYINDEPENDENT::' CANDIDATES • FOR • ALL-COLLEGE -- • - - DOB -FOOTE..' SENIOR CLASS ART MILLER JUNIOR CLASS , • ' GENE FULMER SOPHOMORE CLASS - - . - DICK SAROE. . . . . VOTE TODAY emarosE YOUR.. OFFICERS WISELY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1946 solved: That women should par ticipate more fully Ili: public life." The meet will he held Friday, No vember 15, against Mount Mercvy College. Negotiations are also un der way to schedule contests with Allegheny, Pennsylvania, Temp* West Point, Rutgers, and Har vard. Members of the squad include Georg e R. Brazzle; Fred Chtxsid, John A. Cohee, Russell G. Distimtia, Alan Gessner, Edward .A ! . Joyner, Martin Lennig, Arthurlien, Herbert Lipp, Samuel E. Neely, William Reese, James' Rich ards, Bernard H. Rucni'ck, Orion Silverman, Stanley Steinberg,. and Charles R. Tanguy. 4296