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Sltale !College Desollaile as
Students Leave iloT
Home Towns
'Entagine the Corner Room---un
uouat with rows of empty booths.
Or the Cathaum theatre with ex
ctly ten people on the main floor
on New Year's Day. And • the en
tire 'campus with only a few S'ec
retairi es to be seem—the white
~, : now hardly broken by footprints.
This scene of a desolate campus
j 3 41 picture of conditions during
the extended vacation. Under
these conditions it is not difficult
to understand why those students
who live in State. College, the for
•eign students, or those veterans
who stayed here in the Pollock
Circle Dorms, or at Winderest,
were almost .glad that classes were
resumed yesterday.
In order to break the monotony,
the University club, fraternity
houses, the•country club and many
,other buildings were the scene of
.dances and parties. Teas were giv
en by members of the college set,
.ond informal gatherings became
the chief source of amusement.
Many of the local high school
classes 'held 'reunions. The 'high
chool also had quite a crowd
'when the basketball team won the
name from, Philipsburg High
.School by a45-30-score.
Ice skating at the "Duck Pond,"
olciing, and tobogganning was a
;favorite 'pastime of many of the
-students marooned here.
Talurth Library Reading
Dr. H. E. Dickson, professor of
fine arts, will read from Tristam
abandy by Lawrence Stern in the
fourth of the 15 seriees of read
ings, in 402 Library, at 4:20 o'-
clOck tomorrow. Students, faculty
3nernlbers, and townspeople are
cordially invited. Elevator service
will be available -beginning at 4
&clock
WARNER BROS.
MAN
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The International
Film Club
presents
VIIIAPAYIEW
"THE RED
COMMANDER"
An epic of the So
viet cinema with a
cast composed
enltirely of Russian
actors!
Acclaimed by
* Walter Winchell
* N.Y. Herald Tatum
* N.Y. Post
* N.Y. Titnea
* TUFA. Forsythe
Boalsburg Busses Bog
In Blasting Blizzard
Maybe time and tide don't, but
three of the 27- busses traveling
from LewishAwn to State College,
Sunday night, would have been
found waiting by any man or attic
snail that happened to come that
way.
Bogged down it the snow for
.wer an hour. two of the three
busses were finallt torced to dis
gorge their passengers into two
others that had completed the
Voyage and come back.
The third bus, after much striv
ing and stiaining, finally pulled
itself Out of the snow. and amid
the wild cheering of all concerned,
came into State College under its
own power.
Two Years ago. According 'to E.
F. McClellan of the Boalsburg Bus
Ccmpany, a similar transfonma
ton of busses into igloos occurred,
but this time it wasn't until 15 a.m.
of the following morning that the
last 'frost bitten passenger alighted
at the Corner Room..
Engineering Lecture
C. E. Davis, secretary of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, will speak on "The
National Engineering Societies"
in the senior engineering lecture
in 1.11.0 Electrical Engineering. at
4:20 p.m. Thursday.
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quarters from Frankfurt to the
old German capital city. General
Mark Clark will return home
from . Austria, probably after the
Moscow talks on the Austrian
peace treaty.
LONDON—A proposal is before
the British Cabinet in London to
permit veteran British desert
fighters' to launch a full scale of
fensive against Jewish extremists.
Hartman, Hamilton Repeal
As Soccer All-Americans
For the. 21st year in .a row, Penn
State won representation on the
1946 soccer all-America.
•
(Every year since Bill Jeffrey
became coach, in 1926, the veteran
Scot has produced at least one
all-America player.
His 1946 stand-outs both are re
peaters. Dean Hartman, captain
elect of the Lion team, first won
top honors in 1942. The other
choice, Johnny Hamilton, was a
1945 all-American.
Nittany Lion all-Americans now
total 47, of which many, like
Hartman and Hamilton, are re
peaters. A hallf-dozen Lion greats
won ell-American recognYion
three years in a row.
Jeffrey, who still scrimmages
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Government sources in London
say that the offensive, if approved
by the Cabinet, would be the
greatest in Palestine's modern his
tory. It would be aimed at smash
ing the underground groups 'held
r esponsible by the British for kill_
ing and whipping British troops,
bombing public buildings and
mining Palestine's highways and
railroads. Nearly 100,000 Tommies
are massed in Palestine and re
inforcements are reaching the
Holy Land by road and rail.
with his players' even though he
was 53 his last birthday, claims
one of the most amazing records
in intercollegiate soocer. His
teams have lost only 16 of .148
games played during the last 21
years, .and for 12 of those seasons
his teams were undefeated.
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOR
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
FINES r_zi_Cigitrette!
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1941
Klein Speaks-
(Continued from page one)
bi Klein was president df the
Board or Jewish Ministers, direc
tor of • Gr.Az College Adult Insti
tute of Jewish Studies, and a
member of the steering committee
of Philadelphia's F clic w ship
House.
Topics for the remaining lec
tures are Religious Teachings of
Catholicism, January 14; Religious
Teachings of Protestantism, Jan
uary Z 1; Religion and Social Pro
gress, 'Felbrtiary Ideas o God
and • Immortality, February It;
Religion and Science, February
25. ,