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NEWS
OcroBER 5 +26
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Vol. XIX wo3e¢rvV
State College
LIBRARY:
Vou. NIX, No. 3)
Siar Contgay For TeAciins, AumNyy Ny Ys Wupay Gero 5) 1934
$2.25 Per Year, 32) Weekly Tssues
Allard Will Try |
For Scholarship!
Popular Senior Selected to: Apply
for Rhodes Award) Fills
‘Qualifications
Wilfred) Allapd) 08) hay Hen kee
feetedeby. Drv tionpsany tnstieationad
Fepreaentative Gf he Rhodes. Schole
aeshins. 0 apply. for Rhodes
Scliolarshipy Telections will, be held
ihe fest weeke jn Jauuary, 1985, an
fiiolnes elected aC Ait tine Will ele
for the University of Ostord ti Oce
toler, 1985 |
Hurd fs a member of Myskan
senior honorary society, 0 peinber oF
the Meas Attetie coulicth Hors
aliton oF the Pedagogue and Hs On
Tera: still of the Pedayagne,
He wns, siecepresilent ot
feaptuin Gt ahe enn tena
Chilean of Junior prom and dele
sale {0 the. 1933, -conterence
Nationil, Student Federation of
cheat Washington, Allied Wont his
fetter for: dusketbatiy aid as ikon
fart in the Advaneed Drannties elas
Mittere 1s a competition for Rhodes |
Schokiedhips every) yearn every
Tor. the puirpune of the! lee
hy fortyeclah states aire
fina) eal districts ot six
aol, Hite state commintee ts}
npawered (io ominate (wo mien
muede, before: the Uisirle. connnittes
ANH {rout the «welye su sominted the |
iistsiet euinmittee selects four ta
Feppesti thule states at Dsfonh
he quaities whieh are considered
inlinikinie tlie yelection ares C1)! Ht
craty ant iby ahhh
tiinmnents, ( ‘4 4) inter
Jeadershing. (4) vigor as
Shown Dy aterest in auonr sports
The Kehiiles Scholarships, wert
Hye unde the terns oF the i
Rhodes leit tht
Which provide
part of OX
171) scholars fron the
and. British colonies,
Hits, 42. af whieh "
Year, ‘The scholarship. provides
the payment of $2000 a y¢
vith girovision for a
year Hi the. auainnients
udent. warrant ite. Reeipient
se nok Hite jn the ehview of sit:
jects which they: may tah
News Will Select
Four Desk Editors
Candida compete for the
f leske editor
flext s
reporter
Trach parson will he asked t0
for work at he News office
Hioadlinies, write ste
pales, Prontion
Hie all-around abilit
Journalistie field
NEWS to Diswibuce
Collegiate Digest
Te National Sclulastic Pre
association, of which the
unnoticed that Te wilh vontinne
jiablishlnse avid disueibutia
niembers news tigneine
ment ta be. elreul
tition af the
fie similar tn
fine principally: Of pictures aid in
father. special features from tint
ta, tie
Last year the Collegiate Digest
contained picture af the 1935
Tuniur 2ton (juicer) Gertrude
Murgan, 138) aula picture of the
Haunted Rookshiom, corner! of
the Cosperitive bookstore
To Oxford?
Wilfred Allard, “95, whow
nomination for Rhodes
avahiqy honors fs announced: to:
dy
Freshman Class
Names Candidates
For High Offices
\ freshman mettiie wis conduct
Monday’ noon in toom 206 uf
Dryer hull by class guarding Satah
Logan and John Bills, members of
Myskattia, Senior
for the puri
Nomitiations were ay follows: pres
ident, Paul Ditinan, Dorothy Clapp
Harold Col, Leslie hos, Cather
nid Richard Cosy vie
wh Frost, Marion [hal
Jean Litcheistein, Herher! Drona, Lats
Zak, Hdward George, Anna Mi
Willard Gleason: seer
Muriel Goldherss 1 Zak
Dorothy Hager, fen Midersan, Les
K Doris Anderson, Richard
Mirjurie Crist, al Ruth, Mit
treasurer, Jab ener
Willard Gleason Jobn Arthurs
Richard Cox, Charlotte Peck, Jeut
Feduecombe, Ur Tetrault, Dor
ih M, Jane Keller, and) Verna
Von
Rajorter, Antoinette Mont
Warren | Milieu Night
inuide, Rose urkhilly Luis Diag
Marian
Marion ‘Pritt,
Chicer leader, Lillian Rushiyer
Hol, Minniv
an) Neal
wt
nycetinny Will
Need of Student Employment
Shows Six Per Cent Decrease)
“ a Stale eotlewer stiidents, bak been tease
Russian Singers a
To Give Concert ji. 5 ia
Rie students working this year,
Ale CAREEINGH Toe reranent MEL Tome atcHl ia llOnAIvaenleey
Musle Association To. Present tnegl suceardlig Ws Misa) ATurgheet
Don Cossack Male Chorus Sity’ secretary to Dein Helen UH,
On Thursday Night Moreland,
Tee Noes cathy aot
a ARUN LORE wil ‘be required to spend
Trae TVET AA ATE en
fuditoriun, of Page| obtnined parttime jobs through, the
ERS aS EGIL OAM RAR AGAR ere]
OSTREAM eOne NeeLtae Rete NGO
STA ENA Harel GH R TIMESR
LAI UR GMTTE eee THA ie
suited ‘Thursday: evening by the Don}
Russian Mile chorus
divided tito.
Patriarch Hermoyen! by. Kastal
ky "Open to Me the Doors of Re: | ite
nico,” by Wedel | Nba:
| Lani" by Tehaikovsley fi] 10 is usally more dificult for]
TATHUIA HI CFSICANINOM neh to, obtain) work: here for
|? Group tivo Will nolades chores} owney” Miss Bivets sa
J from "he Tavisible Town of Kitesh| Yet We hive Teen fortunate in
and the Maid Feyronia” hy: Rinpky=| placing $0 many men
ik choruses: front tle opera
Khovantehinay ssurjesky’
jaf and He Te etsiny| Cross-Country |
SOOM Squad Will Meet
ot it Shining, arrange
snent hy Fistilariy, A, Golden Cloud R. P. I, October 2:
ive Overhiath” Dy, Dargomisiays) jy
iit fil Atowin by. Gouatskey, |
Gouiele Sonne’ arranged by, &
Jaroft will, eonolume the. pros
Sarge Jaroff, leader of the. erous
When it was first formed fia prison
Chip) the sanibersterh part oT
rob dine the Great War, will di
eet the. choris
Adiiission, will be one dollar yer
ferhon, oF tickets amny be sectredl in|
nice to holders: “of student tan
Hewiy formed cross-country
saul will swings into aetion auainst |
Rensselaer Polytvelinie Tystitute Sit=
urday, October 20. Other tniteles |
Jare tentatively: scheduled against. the]
| University of Vermont and Delhi}
callee
The Herised il be sania
enmorarily Dy George Story’, "3
former Kochester track and feld star
After the R, Pe 1, mitch & per
MY Hent captain will he elected |
At Mr. Co Lather Andrews, instructor
fh physics sind cowteh of the: tuck
team Tiis available the following: men |
Y.M.C.A. Will Have |(i, Pal hue |
Mecting in Lounge Aiietiees OnE
here will he welll meeting Tues: wi several other hopefuls ins |
Fie Cua eth
\Collegiate Center
Students Register
For 1934-35 Work
Har citchae HAHRATRG ANBETST St) He registration of students fy the
lt losin center wis conducted on
Here will be refreshments served | Mondays ‘Puwadiyy and Wealnosy
ind cards anil singing will als
fichied iy the programy Carl
Coulter 8. will he chiiriint of the
niveting.
if instruction will Ne
7:00) olelovke every: day except §
aTRGMEOROR Hen classes will, he
VISITS SORORITY SE Sha yea
iui Sherrill, 4, was a Feeent your hott freshman
jnoat-af Iaphi Delia sororit aphomore work will. be
ile following departments: bibloxtea!
cleiicesy eheinistry,, commerce, eco
Who Will Be Campus Queen? fan AN Pec
Student Body To Vote Friday Sint Wye innit ts
Will the student body, acting the
‘of Trojan Paris Pidiy: morn:
all) senior
for the honor
onpht-tbe of nil
inveirdls tit the disposal of thy
isspelition. ‘They ie Dork
Catharine Kearney, Gertrude
Nealand) and Har
of ‘these will
continnie. 4 un in 1922.
Six Of the reigning queens have hee
blondes, four trunettes, and one th
thin, Only two of the entire group
Were Hot members of Myskaniay
Seiior Honorary: socieiy, ‘The queen
Hot available ag the Nu went
raditionally. selected for popular | to puesss Dnt thugs already Hamed Are
those employed
[Abs Tut nl Tours i str
wctivitiess The Hist ineliles | year
fom members of Delia One soe] ‘The work of the Colleuiine enter
ity, four of uu Phi tree: from/is anier the supervision of the Tends
aidan member 0 of Stile cole
Wark willbe. ihneed
tandidaie seein He ih bf ie seaistiar of
Of votes will be queen. | the collec) andy ei application wil
Whe ntiendet bya ot fer] be erie (0 gotlewed OF he auents
Crstuhile. competitrs, Tivo attends |silection, although eich college Nias
ants from cach of the three lpwer] the authority. ti aeceph or relest sok
Chisses as well as- truinsbearery will only: candidites Dut muy work offer
complete. the royal entourane fal for trisfer
fquceny will ascend ier throne iy Pau
Hall audioriunt ort die eve ot
| Campus Day: anil will there view thy VISITS SORORITY
Jolass stunte which will be presented | Alice Hoyland, "Haas a week
Tfor the entertainment of the court, |end guest of Delta Omega sorority
Dean Will Talk
In 11: 10 Assembly
Dr; Milton G, Nelson To Explain
Method of Handling Cuts
And Absences
TO CHOOSE QUEEN
ON FRIDAY
Dr, Milton G, Nelson, deat, will
| explain the metiiod of handling abe
sennces in 11:10 o'clock assembly” this
inorningg i the juiditorium af Page
Hall, aceordings to. Clifford, Rall "35,
president of stident association, He
will also give dnformation on major
‘uid ininor combinations whiell most
fhearly fill the requirements of teeth
nye positions)
The cholee of Campus queen will
he determined in assembly. Friday,
October 12) Rall stated, Voting will
De conducted hy | Myskari
honoritry: society’, after the fi
women nominated Friday have beet
ntrndiiced
The canilidates for Campus Queen
Doris Howe, Catharine Keare
Gertie Moran) Gertrude
Neiland) and Harriet “Tei Teyele, Miss
Howe was chairman of the junior
ting committee Tash year, any attend:
Ant to the prom queen Ak the Juni
Prom and is prominent diy advanced
drunalies, She is a member of
Kapni Delta sorority, Miss Kear
ey is editor-insehiel of the Pina
fovut ed-president of Newman, club,
and a member of Chi Sigmm ‘Theta
sorority. Miss Morgait is the col
ewe song leader, was last years
prom queen and! chalrinan of
junior tex dance, a member of Pi
Gamma Mu, national honorary: social
Gience fraternity, Mfyskania and Chi
Sigma ‘Theta, Miss Nealind is
usiirer Of the senior elass and was
Jone of the attendants of the pron
(ice Iast Februiry
her of Psi Gaim sorority
Ten, Hyek ig a ember of Myskani
president of the Girl Athtetio a
ageinvon, nnd yfeeepresident. of thy
Youre \Woinen’s Christian ass
Ge ten) tiene of ete
ilidits tecrat until
Campus Day October 20,
when she will scorted tof
throne by: the sciniors haying
the nest greatest) number of votes
iid two women) from each of the
iNhet claps
Dr, Milton G, Nelson, dean will
exphiliy the method of Mandling aby
ences used ih Site college, He
Will also. give tnformation on nvdor
iui witnor combinitions. whieh most
fiery fil} the requirements of tench:
fing positions
ory Board Will
Distrihire Cards Today
Tuformation cards will be dis
tributed for the State College Di
reotory’ todiy’ in assembly hy
members of the Directory. hoard
Tiyery student will receive a card
on Which to write his names classy
Home auldress, Albany address, sd
‘phone snuinber, LE not present in
aseritiis students amy obtain
cards fy the. Activities office, he
Directory: will he published hye the
onl of dhis wont if student
graduates ais well ae undorgtiulls
ies, cooperate in) ANNE Aik the
sovoriliiye ta Hild Helnes;
itarein-chiet
Ry Hrubicher, president
the cost of publishin
this years akin
then available to: everyone, Car
Tarhox, 2 will again draw the
caver desigh for the Directory
1, 1, Lyon & Co, of Albany will
publish, the books,
Members of the Directory board
arty Miss Helness inna Mend
i Davi Rogers, Sinniors |
Meury and) Ralph Vs
Horn, sophomores and Elizabet!
Meiny and. Warren), Densmore,
freshmen,
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WS, OCTOBER 3, 1934
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ff flow=| mor’ or bullet
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the sinall group | hundred: freshmen. a
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1 here
WHAT ABOUT THE PERISTYLI
i Hayle
We entrench « ithiet
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Aruna al Woe AOL ARCATA Q
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then either th Torcall nit
ol the peristyle ¢ lenings aiid stradehtenine | have been nn Hard all
TONS OF
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE
State Student Group Pi Aijiia Tay sororit
i, Plans Fall Conference | ** ” Bee
MARRIAGE
Glub Will Conduct
Dinner, Reception
Calendar
Y.W.G.A. to hear Talk
By Dean Moreland
Wednes:
TO HAVE INITIATION
Califano To Play
omemen a
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Collegiate Dioest
|To Appear at Tea) Library Receives
SECTION
National Collegiate News in Picture and Paragraph’
Exhibit Features
Parent Education
SAY AAAAAH|
e Un
"WELCOME '38!'»So_ say
dents at Ohio State
y (Columbus), So say
upperclassmen and women
thousand
say We.
Thornberry, Ohio University,
Athens) wa ted a Silver
irror Beauty contest winner
by Fred Waring, the band
leader.
Left
GONE TO THE
BOW-WOWS »
His third arrest
for vandalism and
hou king
brings Rex, Uni-
versity of lowa
(lowe City) mas-
Cot, a reprimend
Right
ALUMNAE PRES-
IDENT Polly H
Churchill, Simmons
College (Boston,
ass.) wes recently
elected for five-year
term. Hall of Fame
Winner, 34,
Above
WHO'S AFRAID of the big bad fish?
Zertainly not these sorority girls. off
Cataling Island (Calif), LR: Dorothy
Cox, Isabel Johnson, Mary in
Billy Rogers, Francis Knewing, George
Gemelers, Captain,
DOUBLE CELEBRATION» When Aue
gustane Colleae (Rock Island IL) cele
Brates its 75th anniversary in 1935, Dr,
GA. Andreen, will embark upon his
BU ante
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 1934
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second clas
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printed unless
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desired, ‘The
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WHA’
Bang! Bang!
Chcrying concealed wen}
ons was wich) ® common
Practice at the University of
Arkanuas) (Fayetteville) in
thevearly days that the fac-
ulty found it necensary to
fimke @ special ruling to
force the students) to leave
their ‘shootin’ irons! at
home,
The first intercollegiate
baseball game on record was
played between Amherst
College (Amherst, Mass.)
and) Williams College (Wil-
Hamatown) on July, 1, 1859)
Scores Amberst, 73}, Wil-
Tiams, 32)
Yoo Hoo!
Colorado Woman's Col-
lege (Denver) is the only
woman's college in the fil-
teen Rocky Mountain league
states, an area of over two
million square’ miles,
Gets the “Bird”
An “A, By!" at the United
States Military Academy,
(West Point, N, ¥,) is not
the honor it is at most insti-
tutions; A, Bi) in cadet
slang for ‘area bird’, 9
cadet being disciplined by
being obliged to walk pun:
ishment tours,
The most famous member
of the firat full foursyear
course graduating class
(1895) at Leland Stanford
University (Leland) Stan-
ford, Cal.) in ex-preaident
Herbert Hoover, He still
lives on the campu
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teriology at Univers
sity, of Wisconsin
(Madison):
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Wide World 10)
HELPER OUTERS»
‘Anézons club) Unt
Versity of Southern
Galifornja (Los An:
pele, ibig) sister”
reshman and sopho-
more Women,
GIDDAP, NAPO:
LEONI» An <
whether It looks lil:
rain or not, these
West Point (N.Y
Cadets are foff 0
‘an afternoon's jaunt
THEY RELAX»While sttend- Game
Se ing surveying cémp, freshman
~ snalagers ile itis GAGs 4
tai
Tech (eboken, N. J9)
BLUE PENCILLER»T|
Fasanget te eee ic
(New Wilmington, Pa.) Holead, is 4
1934 Fiall of Fame winner,
STATE COLLEG
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Califano To Play | To Appear at
Tea| Library Receives
lee Fund. E:
As Guest At Tea
a
JENNIE CHAMPION. “Not only does the rich, mellow flavor appeal to my tasty
froma Hv gays Ellsworth Vines; Jr. "Camels have a refreshing way of bi
Higher level, 1 know 1 cin smoke ail the Camels 1) wane for they don't
interfere with my, reeves,"
/AWIMAL coluIcTOR, Frank Bucks
“E can smoke Camels all'T want
they do not upset my
Jack Ford; "Engineers
imels, ‘They help increas
energy when worn out
ut factually feel|a ‘if!
imiy eniery Up (0B:
THEY ALL
get a Zs Y zit @
PHONE OPERATOR in New York's Beaux Arts
Apis Marion Erickson says: "Camels freshen up
nergys They are the mildest cigarette 1 know.!
GOLF CHAMPION, Gene Sarazen, twice winnce of
ULS, Open! Mf smoke Camels, (00, They al
tasie good—and never interfere with my nerves
Men and women in every walk of life re-
jport thae smoking a Camel offers an imme:
olte and enjoyable way to. defeat fatigue
and irricability.
Te is an important fact co alll that Camels
do) “turn on’? one’s natural encrgy. You
have doubtless obseryed this in others...
in yourself) if you are a Camel| smoker.
7eis'a wholesome and faturall “enerpiz~
ing effect,” fully confirmed by scientific
research, You'll also find|in Camels; mild:
élicacy of flavor,,,costlicr tobaccos!
ke as many as you want! Camels
never get on your nerves,
TOBACCO MEN ALL KNOW:
camets are made from finer, More
sive Tobaccos~Turkish and Do-
ic than any other popular brand,”
Camel’s Costlier Tobaccos
never
AT RACER, Mrs, Florence Burnham syst
& hard rice, I enjoy a Camels T
And I notice a quick ‘pick up! in ener)
get on your Nerves!
CGonyriniy 1091, hg Heviohla Tobaee Compaiy
Bi” Gunmings:
ny n fall
Caiels will give me
‘van pirenen, Guy Busly plichlng ace of the
Chieago Cubs, says: After nine hard innings,
there's nothing that lifts up my energy the way a
‘does, 1 feel freshened up in no time at all,”
them for years Cat
and never upset my
ia iver, Frank Crilley
ME smoke Camels and
thY 1 know, thie
ality in energy.
‘OLyMpic DIVER, Miss Georgia Coleman: "\When
I'm tired and need a'lift’ 1 moke a Camel: Soon
T feel like my real solf again, They are the mild
‘ent cigarette and they wake up your enerey,"
have 1
i ie better
nervous systom!
cr
Camels do not interfere with healthy nerves.”
Maw, Rex Beach says: A Camel quickly
fs me a sense of wellbeing and renewed en-
Asa steady smoker [ have also leamed thar
iDGE EXPERT, Shepard Barclay: ‘I prefer Camels
1 can snioke them steadily withoue having
ied necves , » « they're always mild!”
Roscoe Turner saya: "twat
refully as 1) do my. plat
ke Camels, They taste better, 100,
D DAMON. “After a championship speed:-boat
‘ya Bill Horn, “I ‘break out! my, pack of
‘nd in) no tinie at all 1 get a
'a a swell feeling when tired,”
SSS So |
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 1934
State
i
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Mono FAR
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Hina Hit
Frank J.
Snion Ad
Mary tition
tivion Ad
ants isa OW
nkery Agnen
Asiintan
evelyn tam
Asniranr
Assistanr
iret) Water
Published
Raitorinl B
Subserinitior
Delivered a
cout clase
The NEw
expressed Th
printed unle
In-Chiet of
desired, th
all commit
Paunrin uy
vi
College News
SHE HAS. "DATE-
ABILITY” » So
the Judges chose Vir-
ginta Eyssell the “ideal
co-ed at the Univer.
sity of Chicago, giving
her \hish) ratings for
intelligenceynimer
‘appearance, poise and
personality
Wide World Phote
passageway in ord
ii be taken
RIDES THE DARKHORSE»
Alice Kline, here shown on
. ‘Charcoal, wins three events
Ml atiKappa Kapps Gamma con-
vention horseshow, Yellow:
stone Park. Keystone Phot
11'S MAIL TIME»Bar- 9
nard College (New
Work City) co-ede
gather at the post office
to pick up letters from
home.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 1934
Page 3
Califano To Play
As Guest At Tea
Above
WINNER» Virginia Griffith, was
ch s the 1934 Hall of Fame
ntative from St. Mary-of
‘oods College (Ind.)
KING O' THE LINKS»Charles
Yates (left), Georgia Tech (At-
defeats Ed White, Uni-
versity of Texas (Austin), for inter-
collegiate gall crown
Acie Photo
HOBO ROYALTY »King C
son arid Queen Eva Anne
Dakota State College's (Brook
Day last yea
Above
UP IN THE
WORLD » Vi
Wiliams, «
Princeton Unive
sity (Ni, J), top
ping bar to wir
internetiona
meet (London
Keystone) Phat
YEARBOOK
BEAUTY » Sco:
ville Bryant, Uni
versity. of Ken:
tucky (Lexin
adopts the
co-ed sport.
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PRESIDENT
AND PUP»
James buchi
$0n, head of Ce
im orado Womens
College (Denver)
ses with Barry)
Fis St. Bernard:
Rainey, Cos Angeles fire captain, Is en:
rolled 4s hishway engineering student at
B Los Angeles Junior College.
Above
BEAUTY UNMASKED»Blanche Mark:
ham, @ member of Little Rock Junior
ge (Ark). Jaycee Masquers, is
9934 Hall of Fame winner at that in-
stitution
Right
"ROUGH RIDING!” IN RUSSIA Ker,
mit Roosevelt, grandson ol edd
Roosevelt aiend American institure,
ow State University
TEAM ON. TOUR»Scccer team
from Penn, State College (State
College, Pa.) invaded Scotland
this summer to play six games with
Scotch emateur teams
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YEWS, OCTOBER 5,
Page 3
STATE COLLEGE NE
S, OCTOPER 5, 1934
By Profi Mateo Ebb Hack
BOOKS
JB MURDER OF THE HON-
EST BROKER, by Wil-
Toughby Sharp (Claude Ken-
dally $200) After opening
itself toa wisecrack in the
title, *this mystery quickly
Gathers momentum, Seven
people (count 'em) benefit by
the death of one broker; who
murdered the other one and
why? Trek around N'Yawk:
With inspector Bullock and
find out,
|B THE RED TIGER, by Don
Skene (Appleton-Century,
$1.50) Funny — and puny.
A tongué-insthe-cheek tome
about prize fighters. Intro.
duction by Damon Runyon
to this writer's “frst!” sets a
fast pace, The book keeps
it.
Hecelyad: The Peel Trait, Joseph
GC. “Lincoln. CAppleton =
Secret Ways, Andrew
(Claude Kendall)
MOVIES
B TREASURE ISLAND—
stretches the imagination un
less you haye read and
thrilled to the immortal Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson story,
But {f you have andidid, the
team of Wallace (face
ing) Beery and Jackie (wi
eyed) Cooper will do things
to you, The guns go bang,
the pirates faw down and the
treasure's recovered, Hoo-
tay! (Chic Sale, Lionel
Barrymore)
B ONE NIGHT OF LovE—
This one misses A rating
simply because of a
title, Probably the rst mo-
tion picture to bring opera
to the screen without losing
its effectiveness and still re-
tain the average movie-gocr's
interest, Grace Moore in
splendid voice, (Tullio Car-
minati Lyle Talbot)
RADIO
B BILLY BATCHELOR—and
his famous twins, Peter and
Pan in Wheatenaville aketch-
es are back on the air after
a layoff, Same homely, amall
town humor, Well cast,
(NBC-WEAF network every
day except Sat, and Sun,
5145 PM EST)
B THE HOUSE BY THE
SIDE OF THE ROAD—a
new feature with a new spon
sor, Tony Wons goes philo-
fophically dramatic with exe
cellent supporting music and
comedy, If you're a Wonw
fan, you'll be listenin't
(NBC-WEAF network Sun-
days, 4:30 PM EST)
DRAMA
DODSWORTH—Last sea-
fton's mont ambitious drama-
tle uccess continues after a
brief summer rest period,
Will continue asa best! for
a long time, although it will
fever equal many of the rec-
ord runs scored on theater
row, Again headlines Walter
Huston, Fay Bainter, Harlan
Briggs, et al,
IC FRESH FIEZLDS—Now in
>
of Progress,
ie | Council Sponsors
2.
NEFUL'? JOB»
uf "GOODEGGS''.Co-
eds at Leland Stanford
(eland Stanford, Cal.)
competeln annua
spoon’ swimming race.
cleaner at Temple Uni-
Versity (Philadelphia)
threatens to quit if/pro-
posed 30-story build-
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driver's license. He
didn't break speed rece
‘ords, but he got therel!
Globe Photo
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GOING NATIME®
American co-eds ate
tending students’ con-
Vention in Tokyo, eat
Japanese food with
chopsticks, More fun!
THE MILE'S END»
BM Lovelock (Oxford) de-
same feats Bonthron (Prince-
ton), Mile event, Amer-
alishitrack meet,
London: xeysione Proto i
FASHIONS IN. FLOWERS » Lucille Lavo, Penn State College
Gtste Gollese) Ps.) demonstrates the latest in. bridal boquets
ata promenade staged by the department of ornamental horticul-
ture andthe Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association.
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YOU HAVE OVERLOOKED
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the University of
Georgie (Athens)
R, O, 7, C, Bend as
it passes In review
Il
«, GOING OR COMING? » Euro:
BLUE DEMON LEADER»?hi) manufacturer shows new style
Krause, end, will captain the 1934 gutomobile with motor in the reer:
rid squad at De Poul University at International exhibition (Czechos:
(Chicago), Globe Photo am
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that psychologists:
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Gilbert, fraternity head, meet
during Phi Alpha Delta’ conven=
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cioss word puzzles suitable HADEO ef Digest wwscohst News nove MELEABE will be paid to students lor
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TROPHY—When De Pauw
University (Greencastle,
Ind.) and Wabash College
(Crawfordsville, Indi) meet
this) year for the forty-Afth
time in the oldest football
rivalry West of the Alleg-
henies, this bell will be at
Stake. The bell, presented
by the Monon railroad as a
traditional’ troph;
Tesalt of their 1
victory over Wabash.
PHOTO COURTESY MIRAGE OF 1
BOILERMAKER TRADI-
TION — Whenever Purdue
y (LaFayette, Ind.)
victory in a
old “Victory Bell
clangs out the glad
SILENT NOW—The above
bell, & campus fixture at
Baker University (Baldwin
City, Kan.) was used as a 10
o'clock curfew until 1911,
At the time of the death of
Abraktam Lincoln, it tolled
for twenty-four consecutive
hours,
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SOUP'S ON» North Dakots Agricultural College (Fargo) students do their own
culinary work.
Ouictniony We er RICHARD WHITNEY '35— Ma-
, YA Camel tastes
Finst "HAND! INFORMA. E :
ON» Michigan Techs Goulden cicent,
(iatahe engineers watch a thrills climbing mo
scraper working on broken ore joining the campus.
in an’ open sioEeh ‘copper mine:
simply swell,”
more important, it refreshes my en
ALL TOBACCO
MEN KNOW:
"' Camels are made from
A PLEASURE that drives
finer, More Expensive
away fatigue and listlessness! [Rguamuunn
Domestic than any
A LA BABE RUTH—A University of Wisconsin (Madi- 4 one d ,
Ran cared iknockstoutealionen ini rerranensineld (cay y other popular brand.!!
all-game,
izing in chemistry, which means a large amount of ‘lab! work,’
I Cc R oO G q ry ard Whitney, '35, ‘It’s interesting—but a tough grind. After a
YOUN ADE Ehda td setof'psciures nthe “‘enreroiguess buckler, dish oF pees, sighi ; long, hard session, a Camel tastes simply swell—and what is more impor-
serves CLUES lel golf bell, man hole cover, Saracen's gates, cioss section of neve. See ho tant, it refreshes my energy and I feel ‘fit as a fiddle’ in short order,
a are Answers on page 8 . I've smoked a lot of Camels and never yer haye they ruffled my nei
my Everyone is subject to strain—whether physical, mental, or emotional.
So it's important to know that Camels do r jour stored:up ener;
The findings of a famous scientific laboratory have confirmed Came!
ing effect.’ So begin today to enjoy Camels, Enjoy their whol
some and delightful “lift.” Enjoy their mildness) and rich, good taste,
Enjoy them ofien/ Camel pays millions more for finer, more expensive
tobaccos, and the costlier tobaccos in Camels never jangle the nerves.
CAMEL CARAVAN with Glen Gra;
Walter O'Keefe, Annett
CAMEL’S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES!
Page 3
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON)» These stu-
dents at the College of Physicians and
Surgeons Gan Francisca)! School! of
Dentistty ere alllsonsiof dentists,
Water’ bya new proc
TION) of the j
1,000,000valE
Keray tube at
the) California:
Institute of
Technolog’
(Pasadens)
was recelitly
made by Dis. &
Charles C.
Uauritsen) and
Seeley G
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“tcseliftcel Beh silk
Cryder (foresround) at Pennsylvania
State College! (State College),
TOWA'S NEW PRESIDENT » Dr, Eugene A. Gilmor
uicles the destinies of the University of lowa (lowa City):
HERE'S HOW the Rollins Col-
lege (Winter Park, Fla.) campus
looks to the airplane pilots,
"71", will be
honored by
the University
of [Minols
(Champaisn)
at their home
coming game,
et,
COMES!
{t's Donald C.
Hagerman,
tackle, on the
Dartmouth
College ens j
‘over, N. Hi,
) squad:
INTERNATIONAL
PHOTO. Roe «th
tits he
uncer aeeb
SYMBOLIC »
This: statue of
“Alma Mater
graces the li-
Brary steps at
‘Columbia Unis:
Versity.. (New
York City):
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pila, Pa.)
demonstrates §
the triedi-
menstonal
vibrograph re=
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that school to
auline®
Moyers
Exhibit Features
WHAT A VACA: §
TION |'» These college
gitls were | crossing
Austria, by car when
the revolt which ended
inithe death of Dollfuss
broke out, (Left to im
right) Josephine Burns)
Mary White; Elizabeth
Hallett, and) Elizabeth
Buenting:
Kevsyone rHOTD)
HEADS CONVENTION» Paul A. Fitzgerald, De Paull
University, (Chieago)) publications menager, Will be host
to NCPA in October.
DEADLINE »Students at Po:
mons College (Claremont, Calif)
writing the final copy for thelr.
publication, the Student Life,
Page 3
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER’ 5, 1934
NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 1934 Page 3
STATE COLLK
BOOKS:
|A DUSK AT THE GROVE,
by Samuel Rogers (Little,
Brown, $2.50). Atlantic
‘Monthly $10,000) prise win-
fer. ‘Theme: family loyalty.
| Scope: 1909 to\1931, Char-
Acterization: more mental
than physical, Plot: episodic
highlights) of the family’s
triumphs and failures,
‘Author Rogers is « Brown
University (Providence, R.
I.) grad, at present teaching
‘atthe University of Wiscon-
(Madison), Read,
IB LUST FOR LIFE, by Irving
Stone (Longmans, Green,
$2.50), From) jacket design
the life,
nd’ works of Vincent
hy the artist, Laut
Gauguin, Rot
through the pages
book depends on Vincent's
letters to Theo (his brother),
itis good, though depressing,
‘When the author lets his
imagination rin away with
him) the result ix not 10 good
—and even more depressing.
MOVIES
|B SHE LOVES ME NOT—If
it wasn't for Bing Crosby's
“Bing, the picture wouldn't
rate as well'as it does. ‘The
attempt has been made again
even though this one is a
musical, to create a college
background, The result, as
usual, js not 0 good, Won:
der why some producer
doesn't go to college or get
a technical director who
Knows the field, and really
undergrad institution? Add
handicaps: ‘The play, “She
Loves Me Not’, from which
the movie was made, was
still running on Blway when
the picture was) released
(Miriam Hopkins, Kitty Car-
Tisle)
(C THE DRAGON MURDER
CASE—Inside dope: Firat
Nat'l had difficulty with this
8, S, Van Dine myatery,
Maybe they should have
asked Philo Vance just
HOW a man can get into a
diving suit by himself, May-
be HE could figure it out.
‘The picture doesn't. Philo
also isn't the man he was
when William Powell played
the part, (Warren William,
Margaret Lindsay)
RADIO
B PHILOSOPHICAL E N~
TERTAINMENT — Edgar
Guest, the poet, writes
concert orchestra supple
the music, NBC.WJZ net-
work, (New time: Tues-
days, 5130-6 PM CST)
A EDUCATIONAL — WLW,
Cincinnati, now presenting
its sixth consecutive season
‘of school broadcasts. His-
torical dramalogues, playlets
and recitals for all grades,
You learn things, (Daily,
2-3 PM, EST, except Sat
and Sun,)
farnock
"BIG BOY" »William Dunn, six foot
six. freshman, chats with Dean Ray ?
alter his enrollment. at
Pennsylvanias Stete College (State
college, Pai)
AMED HONEYMOONERS » The
former Delia Martin, Alpha, Gamma
EDelta national) president, and C. 1
Jones, former Amherst Mass.) student,
Teave Los Angeles for Haw
CO-ED BOSS »
Dorothy, Robbin,
fomen's League:
Ryeuent at Ohio
niversity a
(Athens):
THEY LEAD THE PARADE AT. MT. HOLYOKE» K
Student organization leaders at the South Hadley, Massi, me COMING OFF PARTY» No,
Institution are (front, left to right) Lois Smedley, Drue
Matthews, Elizabeth Blodgett, (back) Virginia Brillinger,
Theodosia Phelps, and Cynthia Jump,
{ts just the annual battle between sophs and frosh at the
College of the City of New York.
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Left
DRESSED) UP=Senior
lawyers éttend| 4 foot-
ball’ geome at the
University of Alabama
(University) in the tre=
ditional! manner
Right
OVER THE JUMPS!»
Crack equestriennes at
the University of Geor-
gia (Athens),
Below
TEACHER*A Buddhist Abbot with his
Chelas; or pupils) in Kashmir, India. Be
WILLIAM THOMPSON PHOTO
Above
POTTERY CLASS»Students at Work in
class in pottery making end! design ot
Alfred University (Alfred, Ni Y.)
‘AGME PHOTO ah
William P. Durfee, dean
emeritus of Hobert College (Geneva,
Ni: Y,), recently, honored, was the
first dean of an Americen |iberal arts
college.
this is not enother strike. J
INTERNATIONAL PHOTO
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THEY —~ETC. ETC,,eTC.
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annual burlesque of the women’s May Wiis the dread infantile paralysis
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mingham-Southern
University: (Bitming-
han, Ala)
ROOSEVELT RELAXES» Informal pose of Chief
Executive in Honolulu’ where he was entertained)
by the Harvard) (Cambridge, Mass.)
alumni
Keystone Photo.
YEARBOOK EDITOR» Selma Drabing, In-
diana’ University (Bloomington), will’ edit
the 1935 Arbutus,’ She js also a Hall of
fame Winner,
THREAT»Mickey, Riley,’
University of Alabama
(University) sophomore, is
fated triple threat man by
authorities, Half back
Right
ANOTHER
REASON wh;
Waves are Wild)
loved crew at
the University of
Wisconsin (Medi
son) ready for 4
Workout on Lake
Mendota, The
Baclaer, university
boasts it hes the
firstwomen screw
In the Bia 10,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 193 Page 3
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 1934
spedieht Hie te ebiaides the A , ; Califano To Play | Library Receives
i see . - - As Guest At Tea io phe, aE Tae 1
na ae
arate
Ca
‘(Colle
5 ERIE
Above Above
LISTEN) AND NEW PRESIDENT.
LOOK » Aden : The Rev, John
Arnold) of the . O'Hara, recently »y
University of W ointed) heac
lowa (lowa Gity) - pie lotre Dame |
OINK! “This little pig | art faculty, ives a i ey Versity (Notre D.
went to Marquette !!” sight-sound, lec lod); “has alre
if = ture from a tele . taken Up his di
Vision broadcast. at thot institutic
Ingistation: .
Below :
HEADS COL- * : Lett
LEGE » Dr. Fred ? HOT JOB» Stud:
P. Corson, 38, f AemGarnesie 7
youngest presi- Ria, Pa.) ai
dent ini the his: ’ here shownthe proy
tory of the Insti- ‘i erties of metals, |!
tution) begins iii investigate w/
guiding) the des: . 2 cold does to
tintes of Dickin« i too, E.R, O!NEIL, 137 — LAW. He finds
fi Coke Tp Wes a fot of enjoyment” in and,
iste; Pai) Bays that when his energy is used
“Camels give me a delightful ‘fife
BANG! BANG! “This.
little soldier went to
West Point.”
LEAF-TOBACCO
Have YOU TRIED EXPERTS AGREE:
'' Camels are made from
FDEAD SHOTS-Univer this way of regaining energy? mruaivear te error
sity of Hawail (Honolulu)! : Domestic— than ony
M women's rife team at prac- im
Heian baeieto E other popular brand, "!
i Florence Beardmore, B
bara Bevins, Marle Swai “The strain of pursuing a Jaw course puts a tremendous tax up-
‘on my encrpy,’ says E.R, O'Neil, ’37, “but I try to avoid oyer-
doing, and’ part of my, program is smoking Camels, There's a lot
‘of enjoyment in Camels, and they give me a delightful ‘lift.’ I
smoke them constantly and they never upset my neryes,””
Eyery situation in life has its strain—eyery day: its many mo-
, ‘ / Z ments of uncertainty... selfdistrust... “low? spirits, So why not
GRRR... “This little po ere ‘ turn to Camels yourself... for more smoking enjoyment, ..to
bulge went tasXale Bea : | offset fatigue and irritability? Thousands of experienced smokers
; have found for themselves that Camels give a delightful “lift,’”
And science, as you may have noticed in your reading, definitely
confirms what they report,
‘Camels are mellow and distinctive in flayor
—milder— made from finer, more expensive @ TENNIS STAR. Ellsworth Vines, Jr,, holder of two
tobaccos than any other popular brand of ciga- U.S, Nstlonal Chesiplonih s i Carat bapea fae
rete, Smoke all you vant—Camels never get inandiure a bnn wy of blaing my so
On your neryes, away that tired feeling,”
72. |
———
SSS
CAMEL’S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
PUZZLERS»Second two pictures In a series of sauce on @ fork) burning wood). potato on a
UMICRO:GUESSES'—faniliar, everyday 0b} Hip $
Pets sa aa crevice CLtesy tien Ay alain Bel ng : NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES!
(left) collapsed bridge; skeleton’s ribs) apple suit,
AWWK..., “Thin, tittle
bird stayed at home’ | fg
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275 OH We erect Hg coe We | CGuneill Sponsors i oil ‘ caitane oltley \To Appear at Tea| Library Receives Exhibit Features
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children
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WENDELL WALKEI f Yectinita
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By NAV:
OVER) THE TOP) AT. MANHATTAN COLLEGE
rz _
CO.CAPTAINS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE ELEVEN
1
JAY BERWANGER WY \
University of Chicago. i
(Chicago, Ill.)
Wiis
MUSSOLINI LEVI
1, Alabema Polytechnic |nstitute yy
(Auburn, A! Y
: REGIS MONAHAN;
: Ohio State Universit
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 5, 1934
(iB ZAHAROFF, |
of War''))by Guill
2 ithrop, Lee & Shep:
urd, $3.00). Sez the prologue:
‘of bloodshed and
terically!” than!
"An eye opener on\ what men
do for money and power,
DEATH IN THE THEA-
TRE, by J. R. Wilmot
(Claude Kendall, $200). No,
boys and girls, Inspector Mc-
Neeve did NOT die from
boredom as you might have
guessed from the title, It's
more inyolved|than that, The
Tnspector “got his!’ from a
Very rare drug, Now, who
did) it?, 50,000,000, guesses
Will) probably all be wrong,
Recelved) Potiralt of a Courte
iin, Chas, Caldwell Doble. (Ap:
pleten-entury))
MOVIES
UNFINISHED SYM-
PHONY. —Thin one made ih
Austria, Already releaved in
London and) advance notes
give it plenty, ‘The story of
Franz Schubert's immortal
piece of music by that title
and of hin) struggles before
He became famous Hans
Jaray and) Marta Eggerth,
Maita sings without making
faces,
THE CAT'S PAW—Harold
Lloyd, back: on the
after a two year
‘Son| of American’ missionary.
to China. applies Chinese
methods to clean up Amer-
fean, city, Clever people,
these Chinese, 80 are the
lines and gage, So is the
picture, (Una Merkel, Alan
Dinehart),
WALTER
‘Mrs, Winchell's little boy
Walter now ‘dishing the
dirt” for the third year.
JZ network, Sune
, 7130 PM CST), If he'd
have his voice trained or
toned downia bit... + -
LITTLE KNOWN FACTS
ABOUT WELL KNOWN
PEOPLE—Dale Carnegie,
author and lecturer, Moosic
by Leonard Joy, Dartmouth
boy who made good with the
baton, (NBC-WEAF net-
work, Sundays, 11 AM CST).
DRAMA:
LIFE BEGINS AT 8:40—
Show wit’ music and singin’,
Rated as first real musical
comedy to hit Blway this
Season, Long run predicted,
Bert Lahr, Ray Bolger for
the laffs, Weidman dance
ensembles exotic, Click,
KEEP MOVING —Another
emusical, Everything that
Life Beging at 8:40" Is, this
‘one is not, Only one bright
spot—comedian Tom Ho-
ward,’ And he has only one
good acene,
NEW VENTURE
» Charles
Van,
Cott) editor of
Formally) 8 new.
magezine fof col:
Tegians
Sigma Phi
Versityof
pha
fie
issouri
(Columbia);
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INITIATION»
The “C’ Club)
‘Conception Cols
Tege (Concep-
tion, Moi), makes
new members
play marbles
with billiard balls)
‘orelse
RENDEZVOUS" » Siu>
dents) ot Georgia Tech.
Catlins) gather at the
tudlent Supply) between
classes,
At) Oe Tau TA.
sa.) Oey
eats he Ce
Bp xopevov ba nap ,
XS:
Wry pid ==
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kad Tavra, oFTos
MOVED, NRA Guioel
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TILL ON. ENOPHON /
Too Much XENGPHON ZZ
PITY THE GREEKS /
THEY DIDNT HAVE A
Yor FoR THIS /
AFTER EVERY CLASS
IT RINGS THE BELL!
Prince ALBERT is, we believe, the coolest,
mellowest smoke you ever tasted, Blended by a secret
quality tobaccos, Mild? Of coursel A
es out all ‘bite!’ You'll never know
iow good’a pipe can taste until you try Prince Albert!
oneal
PRINGE ALBERT.
—THE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE/
iv ge Harnokin Toba Go
STATE COLLEGE
5, OCTOBER 5, 1934
Page 3
Califano To Play
As Guest At T.
RESIDENT'S SON) STUDIES INU, S:»James
Liny Ghinese president's son, enrolls at Gollimbia:
University (New York City) for year's study,
Keysionie Photo
WALK OF FAMEnStones (rom iar
the former homes or birth:places
of 250) world celebrities, from
Confucius to Lindbersh; have
Been collected to border this §
athyat Rollins Colleae (Winter
lark) fle.) All but five American
presidents are represented in
ithe collection,
intgd by Alco Gravure Inc, Chicago, 11), 4891.32
@ ther: Davey to
W strut act When he comes
» to college:
Pred DISSIPATES) FOGsMissechis
felis Insite of. Technology
(Boston) Mass.) scientists have
leyeloped| this apparatus for
the successful clearing of fog
Exhibit Features)
pes
Pp preside
Wp icles
YEARBOOK EDITOR »Selna Drabing, In- nion
diana, University, (Bloomington), willl edit Micevate
the 1935 “Arbutu: F with
Believe It or Not/ — » Gteley |\\"):
PARKER'S 1A], OLD TIME. PARTE ABOLISHED Ay
BY-TiS REVOLUTIONARY PEN Bin
MALUBATIO:PEN. Voir 10.5 BaSICALuy MEW IAVEATION i
= THe VACUMATIC. FILLER,
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RUN DRY I is hee SNP (dint
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Cea TE AN MAKER OA? wirHour.
INCREASE
TN SIZE
“ITS VISIBLE COLUMN of INK” \\
nny RWLEY, “like the Gan Gauge on your cars +:
Tein you choose your own time to refill ends running dry!" \
Now that ihe world can fave the
ina always wunted) Fuld:
ia und ATELY pl
pump! typer re He
api non
king pleture
in rey
Hold 102% mor
ly ferent
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Tue amusing worway Point of pres EMG ay Hd aii
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, O , 1934
ei experiments’ in
Ftransportation at
pPurdue Universit
Ralevee, Ind,
exhibited at Cen-
tury of Progress.
| Council Sponsors
King) Alma Cole
eeolney Michi):
eerleader,
Wears the kilties
thet are his ‘cole
lege's distinctive
costumes
Left
CLASS PRESI-
DENT = thi
lenis ae
Hand aot Cl
Tp)
eS Ue
after elections
this fall :
Right
EXPERIMEN-
TAL SHIP» Case
Tech (Cleveland)
Dy students, ex.
amining a ship's
modellin @ labo.
ratory,
fork,
Right »* Blackbitd’s fea:
ther, :
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Horizontal
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ONE DOLLAR
Will#be paid) to students for
Snapshots of student or far
culty activities, suitable for
publication in this section;
Tine, place, event and class
oF position of participants
must accompany picture, No
money will be paid for pic-
tures not used and) no. plc:
(ures will be retuned! un-
less accompanied) by post
‘age for that purpose,
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ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM FOR 1934
(USE PENCIL ONLY—PLEASE PRINT:
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gest Ail American team, Incase spectacular playing by some individual or team
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ONE COMPLETE TEAM MAY BE SELECTED EACH WEEK,
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the eleven men receiving the mont votes for thel
DIGEST will wresene geld. metals aipitying: hel gelestio
Walted States as the COLLEGIATE Werte ALL AMERICA
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iW, OCTOR
TR 5) 1934
Page 3
Califano To Play
As Guest At Tea
os 4:30 Wednesday
radio, audiences ih Anet
guitar and banjo musics He hay
plnyed fe national oles aid as
been feature soloist. for We
WOKO, anil WHAZ, He was one of
the first to play’ from WGY, and ft
Wwas Ne who sniate possible the ehil=
dWOKO,
No 1s alilinted witht the
Jolin, Sehiool of Must
reliestra he has done
work in the
instruments and
iv this new fick
of orchestr
He is a composer, too, of banjo
uid! guitar musics Amani those Seles
mis whieh he will play at the ten
fsa Russiath number which ts: to. be
dedicated {9 Dry A, Ry Mrubicher
president of the col
Thomas Campbell
is New President
Of History Creu
The tntecriationinl Relations
Ror SHUneetG canine HRITAClG
iwetings list Wednesday for the pur
pose Af electing” officers, selecting
vonunittees, and aniking plans for
the year, As a resultof elections thy
following were avlocteds president
Thomas Campliell, 884 vice-president
HO; sueretary Hi
and treasurer, Paul
Spanish Reception
To Be Wednesday
Myra Stepliens, “36, will be gow.
iW-chatna of Spanish reception tw
TCUROANVARIO eR oon AE
TW, HC ISEN IT MAU) Ae
Wve to nip ent i
Karin Ceowell 88) presilont
TEGO. SIN SIRENS UR
OC enierainent tn yore
clin)
biullatin
nile
Miss Sheehan Will
To Appear at Tea
i Paul Califano, who will he
Boston Studio Has
Picture Contract
For ’35 Pedagogue
Pictures for the Proaqoaur Naye
Het taken since Monday: and ill
ontinue for twa Weeks flecordiie to
Caihurine Kearney, 135, editor-tie
chief, The Vantine Studio of Bi
fon holly the contract for the pig
tires, Bach student will he piven six
different poses; the cost being 6
FTE anyone desires anor’. thin
Six fives; the price fs three: Hollins
Sitdents will, faye. an, opportunity
ein) fin ppolitnnts
tin. bi
kin the |
ifternion
Seniors ary requested to. sign up
fe son ay. pissible sinc pleture
Haye tobe in the hands af th
Hecutient Lure hy Thaukssely ing
sittings will probably: he. von
ducted fn the chuveh at Robins street
opposite the college
|Directors Appointed
For Class Stunts
Directors
ited Ci
Myskanti,
Tawoile Hirsh 88
ciifon jiresentation
unayers the nin
Chigy the resin stunt
Grads Haye Meeting
To Plan Program
Head Newman Glub ah Keri St
Newnan gla conucted ity fs
i At th
4) Cathariie
forced (0 te
Detober 19, suid plains foe thes month
Io anwetings to he on the first Tue
day: of euch month
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
At a recent nctiny
Hinerson hall tbe followin oblieer
were wlected for the year 10a
president, Marware
‘vivospresiitent
anil treasurer
Horenc
oniductod at
we jell
Chidemay, Marlon Pike, Fle) hon
oi Jack Sarolt sid Alving M
Law
TO FORM NEW CLUB
Gin Athteti
i eluded ti) tte
J Phe catlewe: will decide
Library Receives
Fund From 1934
Heda vogue! Staff
1934 Proacoau
fablistied a fund of fea to hi
Known as the
lege for ‘Teac lngon
Library Book Fund, Miss Mary
Cobh. librarian, aumounced roday
According to the provisions of the
fund, as outlined hy: Eleanor Water
bury, 134, editor-ineehief of the 1944
Peuanoaur, and Dorothy Grifin, ‘4
business minder, the theome from
te money ie used! for the re
terials to be selected by the libarian
of the colle or other
Tibrary inaskcod
Aitli bookplates furnished by the
Tibrary, spectfyhig that
articles are: the
Pauisooauit
Coal tie
Sport shots
Our ¢s
imerott,
This humble seribbler
crosscountry In the
Student body,
zealous and. the
should be more sympathetic,
These martyred youths leave thelr
pillows ae Sa
the fiirke and returit (0
ll thinus=w very. cold: shower
© syste) has ferreted
notes
@ lamentable lack of interest in
ffsneakers were
Exhibit Features
Parent Education
In'Group Meetings
Shibits Of clothing, books and
Is suitable, for children
"Cauity, Cont
aon aid Ch
in the auditorium of Pawe
Thursday
which
nd pane) ise
so) opeiied’ the. fititute Otter
Harry WV
Worthy,
Incidentally, the shower is no} ( i, Whi spoke
colder than the
collective heart,
cooperate,
Surely) the team deserves more cone
sidertion,
The Old Order Changeth—
Who Will Reign This Campus Day?
Lust sear Queen Harriette 1 (
Cay Days The Foxal entouiy
Jean. Cralumile,
Royden Rand,
Harriette; ant ‘Thelma
culo attendant, Who will hy
foyal parey tht
‘whien ih)
thalishearor
Nite text Friday i
‘ther Cianp
ihe regal pray
J, litor-in-chies
Dobiieation yt tlie first last
Heeii dotermsined as-yet
Geo. D. Jeoney, Prop,
Boulevard
(ci
Dial §-1913
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Grill
198-200 CENTRAL AVENU
ip) ALBANY, N. Y.
Harriette (i
wietuived above incl
torial stafi's
ey refuse to
fon fu! the Public School
i Dr J. Allan Hicks,
child development, whose
What Cin We Da About
af Albany. school ch
Which were. callectin
init Sorat
hooks af var
hibits Of elotking wid) play swaterials
Were made by the stores of Albany
Sessions, opetied We Ria
} the parents af Albin:
ie Invited to attend the institu
|Forensic Season
‘Opens With Union
will open its debut
Syrnciise, Hlinira and Keuka for the
His your debate counell ts plan
nization of the outire
capitol during the
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fe publishet Friilay, Octal
sci bo ay) Aluint edit
J articles af special tntere
OF thy cullen
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