STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 16, 1934
37-/38 sing Friday
Continues Rivalry
Riyalry Points Are. Wied Between!
Classes, Precedent Says Sophio-
mores, Will Win
1 the spirit of rivalty, Rows
fietween the freshmen and. sophomore
‘The sophomore class, in-accord
ee tracttfon ne ehllnaed the
i
enor
Honorary society, ol of after Novem-
Hee 1, deciles. (he fornt of soon !
Myskanin, will) serve ny chairina
the sig, The singing will be ted by
Mires, 137). i Dall 38,
i
the third one between the
Last years aid the
ss ii} cach
Th) 1028) the classes
Bt 1981 aiid (980) competed! in a. sity
Whieli was sso won! by tlie sophomore
class,
Mie lasses: of 1937 and 1988) at press
fhe soptioniores:
y de tlie
W's tishbull Goite
“AL the sine Line
geained (wor points
colass by: deteating the, sopho=
more girls in te qirls! pushhall cone
est
Commerce Club
Announces Staff,
For ‘Com-Forum’
Tlie new Conimerce club magaine to
he issued by, Chiristinas vacation sil be
led the Com-Forwi us a result Of
comilest recently conducted ty name the
publication.
Wie stali of the Goileforiin is) eo=
fditorscinveiel, Norbert, Huber and Aue
Hrey Kealbaugl, Junorss iain elie
aul) Sehiniity, 3H views editor,
He Agoatine, os sine ion
Genevieve Curley) 130; humor eters
Phomas Campbell, "35, and Alice, Di
en 36, slriaion manager, Mare
rie Kealnidjiany, ‘80
This magne Will be made uy of
oiitribations, from) various students, it=
feles. pertaining (9 commerce, Work it
foony An humors ‘The deatine fo co
inbutions will be next Monday, Novem
ber 26
Houses Group Will
Haye Dance Tonight
Contd from page 1, coluin A)
Petty Cochin find Minnie Strauss, {rest
mien} games, chaienian, Laura Hundeicks
and ows Juniors, Kathy
tring Con ‘Jobson, . Sally
Johnson, Hlorence Netheely and races
Tarrant, freshmen} daneiny, © chakras
i Naina Goldy, Mildred
Porothy Whyte, juniors!
itis, (32, Marion Himiette, and
Dorothy Hotowits, freshmen; relresty
monty, chairman, Vow,
Rauch edinonds, juss
field, 197 1 Du,
Page, Janet Sinith, anid Blizabel §
freshiens decorations, ¢
fel Goldberg, 8, Jeanne Li Kt
Blorence ‘Tate, juniors, Ruth
ig7, Molen, G.vrandyy Marjorie Cristy
Touise Undbrwooh fresbinens invit
ions, chairtuan, Aleve Smith, Virgin
Stoel, and Felizabeth
wer Ni dud Martha Shek
Wiel! departments furnish the most
members for Signusy ailis? 9 men
ever: make Tow, highi ar
fiverane ‘ust be attuned inorder to. be
iaible fon membership? These, nue
Lois were amoniy those diicussed at
jary fon the nel elect eines of
Shani dis conducted a the hom
Of Mr Ay Hidley, cssistant
Rrofeinie of IKor
Dr Hurold) We ‘Clonpson, professor
On ERI le oOARERNKONNG TR
cuistoin, oil the records of thie NeW Men
Hers ald) also brouRhe oul may fics
Which ina) be of interest to. the sti=
eit bodys
Chir Stobner attained the highest Feo
i he yore Aue Steuart
67, This ines (HAL she: hay earned
ies Of AL Miss Stebner lin only
2 rades of G aid those are tiv fresliniatt
Bnglishh 1A and) tid “Tlie: standings: al
ras ofthe other ances are Ney
diviiyerh «Tie highest record) list. ye
Wwe aviained by Teyelsih Wells he
Average was 287, This is the highest
since the founding of the suciely, three
Yuirs dad, Bot Miss Stebner and Miss
Walls are Latin, majors
isl 11) provell the most dificult
subject. for the newly, elected. members
Height out of the twolve received! © in
this course, On the otter hand) Tedivea
Hiol 9) Professor Iirtland's, freshinyaty
course. le of \ from six of
the twelve member
Miss Stebiery who i a graduate of
Hudson tii school) is a mathemities
inion 1 out of the 12 iene
Der i
Florence Harta,
eer
Sidetbys tethy M gi Aig
Freeh Teds witha total of
fs hext with 5, and
lusely
Poet acne
ities.” {ollOWs
dloparinients i
il brary science, have a tolil of
ich
Matiemnaties and), history
wavs beet feaders i tlie
Nudents enrolted tn) thes
Wille. tepals, the largest
IN the colle, rarely haw large repre
seatution) “Curfously enough, mathe
tics and History are always” regarded
My teste as Tare ory, Th tls
first drink only. (Wo members repre
Sent the Enlist aleparinenty and batt
Are Enlist milion
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{ Hest cliolee of electives whl
psophy, Miss Wettereatt
ie sete ad ino, Tay
\, Denbaclior fnucte
Tlie titval written
feialer was used for tt
members: present
duction party included
backer and Shes, Hrubachier
sony Edith O, Wallace
fessor of Latin) Dre Ger
fig, ssistint professor of biology
Miss Blanche M, Averys instructor
commerce,
Queen Harriet I. Crowns
Aller
filleel with suspense tor the
bods Harriet Ten Hyek, ay made
Her debit at the annual Campus day
few ns Queen Harrie! He Dredic
tions dy to Nor identity were: sinuul
ie unpearell, Site ywis epavied by
Mieret Gooilengxy) geen tn ti
{ijeteenth (a) relgn over: Caps
tivities AU State
tiene by repressititives
He Tou elissens she nacened
trois of. Honor (a> witueys te
tertationent presented to Hb
provide hie, eu
Ailes the fresinil vere
‘acted iy tie bili, Classes swe. sen
fora, Davy Jones Lockers” juniors
Hollows!
Honor Students
eon single tmnt i
Miss \Wriglit
Thonipsan,
Giver to be midueted! ito Sigsuin Laas
OMLSTANI
of this group
sce Hil tual arly ani phil
A non ih
av the ine tot
Presitelie Hn:
Dory Thom
Her Successor, Harriet Il.
leeks of concealed identity
student
taicously proved and disproved wheat
‘arr
fay thelr presentation
"Tilin Shoot int Ly and
sophomores, "The Lewend ol. Slegpy
Next Plays To Be
Week From Monday
aulvaicet raiaties elise Will
plays on Moilay i
MM B15, Goel an the aUKll
un of Page I
ie neo OF te st
Tanel lowis, 36
Orion, juniors,
Tavis will be, assisted hy the followin
conmlltee ehirmen) gets, Miriuret
Taney} props, Jayne Buckley’
umes, Hlizabeity Grin, "404 clean-up,
Brunke Havdineyer, ‘46;
The second pny will Le divested by:
Miiny Kane, (36, Members of thy, east
aes Darhien Clark, Augusta Shoor
c {Willian Swift, sic) August Kat duis
foray anid Pan} Ditton 38. The tole
owing conmniitoes hitve beet! dppolntel
|custumiess. Elizabeth Brady, 354) sets,
Trices “Studebaker. '301 props Doris
Stone go) oleaniaip, Vern Shiner 80
Marjorie Wieatony '86, iy publicity mane
auch for hotly presuntitions
||Many. New Books
Are Added'to Library
(| The College fibres fins adited) many
iy [Hews buoks roeently Aniong then are
He | Hine Idoaraphies, of which the Autos
Hlowtiphy: Of seus) is of interest
oi) hucation, 20 faseliuiting yale
uiies OF folklore, sever histories, i
Ong list of lieniltire, two: psychologic
Science texts, nny: buoks un suciol=
yy Geunumies sil Ravernmedt, and a
foww about travel “Army tind the Men”
fi |licads so lenutly list of pamphlets
ARE RECENT GUESTS
Watherine Hainsworth,
31) Laura Sty
al, Tersis, Huster
Danser,
VISIT SORORITY
Anita Fralick, “34, aid Mirian Cor
Hell, “44, wens recent week-end guests
Epsilon Bota Phi sorority: house
es Examined Glasses Fitted
‘Telephone 4-2754
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BYE GLASSES
OcULISTS!
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
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61 Columbin Streot, Albany, Ni Y.
Mike’s B
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Special Attention to College Students
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Vot, XIX, No, 7.
Sire CoLteor rox Teaciuns
ALUANY, Ny
Y., November 23, 1934,
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
‘Moulin Rouge’ Is
Tomorrow Night
A, A, Dance to Feature Cabaret
‘Theme, with Floor Show, in Old
Gymnasium)
(oii, Rone
My dunce
Is' Athletic
Fow aati the Hawi
front 8130) t0 12:00) o'clock:
Hid a floor
presented, Hantiet
AVA, president, an
Bill Jones and) his
Pill furnish the music, Ke
frostinents willl be served. anid: cidinission
Will De seventyefive cents a couple,
Taine Baird, "30, is
nile Commiltices 10 assist
iret music) Lois Melnty chai
maiy Genevieve Curley, 30) entertain:
ment, Anne Randy 13%, chairman, 1s
elle) Mansfield) Jets ‘Sinithy Kathleen
Strevell) and Virginia Stoel, soplio
fiiores;) floor, Charlotte Rocko, «40,
chairmany Christine Dershinier and: Mare
shimeny publicity, Jian
136, cehairinian, Margaret
Mot, and Evelyn Orie, juniors fhe
Elst Calkins, it
Carson aud Ruthy Dilly, juniors, td
Jeannette: Cronies aiid) Helen Clyde, sophie
inores; refreshments, Hilda Heines, 745,
chairman, Marjorie i, eli
Appledorn, and Jean
tment dvcorations; Dorothy
chilean, Ethel Ielitle, Dorthy
Chippy freshimeng tables, Marjorie Joh
sony 8) chitisinaty, Phyllis Jobson Doro
thy Taner, Ann Burr, Miarthn Conger
freshen} cleansup, Isa Anderson, 38,
Chaitin, aid Katharine Conklin, 38
College House Will
Have Dance Tonight
The annial fall
Will be the name oF
by
chai
iss Baird)
aniee of
Hos willy be tonight fro 8aa0 tu. 12380)
Hlelock necording ta Michiel Grill, 40,
eneral chatrinan:
He guests. aiid) eliaperones will fh
chide Mrs C, Luther Andrews, tustruetor
in selence, anid Mig nul Mr
ind Mes," Donal ¢ truiclors
in lenglish
Phe diviee will be seni-formal, Dill
Jones and his Playboys will furnish he
Coyne ehitenien vappolited Ny
Grit aves vetreshmenty, Henri Alien,
N84 Moor Tdwal Parry, '35 4 bids and
Hroweams, Honey Groci AB) decorations,
aporones, Angela
Donald De Serio, 474 ¢
Aainierk, 80, aluinns, Paul Bless 80
Jadicls, 145;
mii music, Alexaniet
College
Y.W.C.A, To Conduct
Thanksgiving Vespers
The Young Women's Christian isso:
dation yill-conduct its, annyal Thanks
sper scrvicw Suntlay, uh at
Fl) sk in the Lowe at Richart
Tsabelle Mansfield, ‘8%, general chate
sna of tho ae runout! thi the
Hrokramn, would inchule a phiylet, sing
Mic ot Thankswiviog songs, fl short
IS DANCE CHAIRMAN
Blaine Baird)
nities far ihe
HANbErON’ ight
G. A. A. Will Conduct
Fall Award Dinner
The slnnual fall award wf ihe Girl's
Ait vsvetaton willie eoutusted
Wednestay’ sight, Deceniher 5, at 200
Folock, jit the Cafeteria af Husted hall
weording to Tirrfet Ten Byck, ‘35,
president
This dinner will mark the eonetusion
of the fill sjorts program, The honor
by varsity tennis for hockey, s=win
iy aun soceer Wille he samnauneed,, and
aso the manies of those whi have 14
ive ere for the resective syrts
Mary Tlinendorfy 36, served as ep
Aili of soccery dstalne! Dadra! aid, Chit
ile Rocko’, juntors, ay evecntiainy
Dfoivekayy tn arti Murti 180,48
sapcnity of svi
Heunilys Huelbutrt
chain of the: Maniuet, She will) he
‘sisted by the following eaiiittees
publicity Kathleen Strevell, 1879 faculisy
Mild Hein © entortitinnient, Mu
gare! Hol Drowranis. sid decor
ions) Fevelyn Maman, 872 anid Walk
Hessen anit cleanstipy Martin Conger 3
Hall \WindsUp, will be the sane dys I
is a afternoon of Hockey and soccer
Fail) aun will ist oneshalh howe be
fining at diddy Prizes will be given to
Ho winnie team, This idee of thaving
aiios and svar) baniiel ds ta con
cute Ge A Ay attains
135) who heals com.
Moiitin Rowe” dance
will be general
Hoginntuy a new series tn the Alumni
Oimiterly cntitled “Special Articles. hy
the New York State College for ‘Teach
wes Pucuiliyy” Miss Agios. Ie Tutterdn,
assistant professor of English) hits) Writ
ten for the fll ase essay on
dee ONG
Slouwrilee Oe iitenenrlye ito cata ie
liiys: amt the (enperament that ayrought
then, Of his Tickdround Miss Rutterer
states, Ln all theatrlead history) there
sno more perfect background: than the
hackwround of Hugeno O'Neill Far no
only tas fe sprung from the theitri
readings, Everyone is Invited to attend
tain
i
and
Classes To Have Banners;
Rivals
1937,
itil) Movinigeup day
must He kept
contest five points. inv interelass +
valty will he awarded by
Taist year
ed possession of the other's banner
‘To Start December 1
were! But not
fnd 1938 eying, and continues
y the men will fall the duty: of
cli thetp biviners: thes fitKt ser)
wiille the women will) hw
He the second, For one collewe
k iit cach semester the tuners
i the college build.
16 Wit chiss: suecoss{ul in) oi
ig aul keeping the banier of
rival clas until tie. close of the
Myskinia,
nr honorary spclety
despite several conilicts
Hear-selzuresy melthier clays: salt
3-38 To Compete
In Rivalry ‘Sing’
WINNING CLASS TO RECEIVE
TWOAND ONE-HALF POINTS
TOWARDS CUP AWARD
IN’ ASSE} IMBL Y TODAY
ihe second phase of Siteiscliss rivalry
Between the sophomores aud. frestinieit
Will be iy evidene this mori aw the
blissex compete jy the
tulenit assemIy MU LL al
Page auditariun
onary soctely, will. Supeny
To
‘i
Auer,
sired
ticket
Miss
Test
ties ¢
Drape
the
tion”
editor
This
bright
Ae
anil
Hiek
frost
in tle
Miss Futterer Writes Article
On Eugene O'Neil For Quarterly
cheele 0
on Di
but He Has hada saturation ty life tt
(Will he distributedat 1
|, Florence
Staff Will Publish
Hiogtaphivs, and ehirneter
Written entirely: hy college
BUY
DNeill the
turhing question) to. those who aulnited
Hight abot, to year tosvards, ow that
Ni allele Dy 8
Distribute
‘Lion’ On Monday
‘Thabkswiving sue of The ion
2:0 o'elack Mon
Hellen, 135, busitiess. it
stated todiiy, Copies ait: hese
upon! preseiitation Of student tis
or by payment Of Alten ceits,
Hen added. Contes vill he. sold
uid Wediiesday’ in the Activ
affiee, in the lower corridor of
F Hal
heneral thenie of the issue will
Mailer Meiliods of -Pranspor
according to, George ‘Taylors "33,
in-chieh
‘Echo! on Tuesday
first Tssue of the! efi, State cole
Hterary® anagaaine, Will he distrib
Testa, necorainyg to Bovatliva
au, 108). alioreinsehief, —Stueity
Hain con upon presenation of
StUNTeO (aX tGKGL OS pon Hay
issue of the Helo willl hays
ned) Cover ration Unit One uf
ore eoiiervative colors. formerly
The hiok reviews willbe omitted
column run insted, The litera
fychidiig ‘powtry, short articles,
TICKETS IN CO.OP
ls for tle lettre Ly Robert
1) Phiesdiay: hightare on) silo: now
College Cooperative bookstore
life completely unknown to
i vil, teen
W couistant
ni His theatre. sense
iis plays, lie writes |
is sit ist found ih anehior
this: serenity, pete, will neath to
dramatist Has been ise
te Whit will the rebel find 10
reli Ts aye
Jorle Whgiton,
rit at State College’! appears
Petition, anid serve a
Feed gtomores will he dred
by. Carol) Mirus; cliss sony lender an
Marian al” will Tead te fresh
Sint
The first song, ® Arai tn Army will be
Stine by: boil groupes, After this, eel
class Will sing ts oriainal class! song
nd One too fis rival claws, An alii
ater with) origin
will. conpludle’ the ¢
The
dinning atthe iniddle. ot
seclicn, ‘The sophomores sil be seited
onthe west or right. side directly ope
Peaite ie freshinen, Upperelassine
Sit iy te Inst few ayy downst
in Ts a ey
bimedittely alter the sings the ju
le ia their decision ANNE:
Kaa will awl thei ess two
aNid oneal? pointy iy heresy nals
connpeiton
Nevording ta statistics, the soph
Hore chase fa favored to" win in lat
tho. sophomore. classes: have been vitor
fais In all three sin sie
Sear the. sophiomuren kein
ihe clash of 32, ‘ite yen frevioue th
Hhie Hie cliss of 1995/deTeatel lie reste
ina class anid in 1928 the cass of 1030
wits vidtorious aver the wags af 1941
Sorority To Conduct
‘At Home’ Tomorrow
Heli Zeta sorority iy conducting a tex
{omorrow afteriioon front dA00 to 8200
ielock it thie sorority
inthematies, aul Sits, Raph GC
vill, pour
fie following committees fave been
ppointedsarradgenents, Fuh Gare
ison) 39% fuculty, Jeanie Gi umn)
Porn Con junds rarest
i
H i
Paylor and Judith Rogers, sophomores:
TO TAKE PICTURES
Group pletures for the Pedagiaue will
De taken December Sth and Gt, aecord=
nw to, Catherine Kearney; ‘45, editor=
Insole,
Students who tuive uot yet signed up
amie fasue of the Quarterly
to purchase w Pedagoaue nay do so ft
the Pedajogie allice
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 23) 1934
State Students
Invited To Join
Orchestra Group
‘A concert orchestra is now being
formed in Milne High school under the
Wirection of ard) ‘Tweedy special
student in State college, Membership is
not liinited {0 pupils in Milne but is
‘pen to any interested college students,
y stated tod
for membership is
fl hose interested ston
report at one of the rehearsal periods
with instrument ready to. take part
Regular orchestra relied re Colt
ducted) i roony 420, Milne High seliool,
Mondays and Wedhesslays at 2:30:
Phere are ppeniias for violins, ‘cellos,
Hass viol, clarinet, aid trombone,
eordiny 10 the direcwr
Patraniee Advertisers of the
Snare Conan News
Collegiate Farmers Prance
At Resuscitated State Fair
Credit the following to Saturday's
State Fai
An excellent piece of cooperation
anion tiie Young Men's and. Young
Women's. Christian associations and
the: Coro,
Decorations in such fashion. that
STATE COLLEGE CAFETERIA (a non-profit making enterprise)
SPECIAL STUDENTS! LUNCHEON TODAY
anajieversiaay)
20c.
Meat (or Fish); Potatoes; Vegetables;
Beverage and Roll Also; Salads, Soups, Desserts
Page hall) gymnasium looked Ike
fair, after @ full day's work on the
ae of YW. and Yy M, commit
Colorful booths featuring every=
K ‘
Marion
Mlcezek's tap dancing, hols Melt
iyre and, Bill Shahen ih an Apache
funiee, Bill Jones and Playboys prov
fing, they, had) "ants in) thelr pants”
fnncial success on the baenars
Het Joss to the associations on the
dies
The ‘revival of
draped jin Wat
campus event
Boulevard Cafeteria
and
Grill
198-200 CENTRAL AVENUE.
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"5.9212
ALBANY, N. ¥.
Harvesting
bacco and packing,
it tw the barn for
curing —and (Vee
Toii)ia scone at a
Southern tobacco
motions
men of the South have
been ‘in tobacco” for years—growing tobacco
and! curing it—buying it and selling it—until
they Know tobacco from A to Izzard.
Now folks who haye been in tobacco all
their lives, folks who grow it, know there is
no substitute for mild ripe tobacco.
And down in the South where they grow tobacco
and where they ought to know something about it—=in
most places stenfeld ts the largest-selling cigarette.
the cigarette that TASTES BETTER
the cigarette thats MILDER
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HE KICKS FOR COLBY»
Here: is the orisinall mas-
Cot of the Colby. College
(Waterville, Me.) rooters
Right
REVERED BELL » Colby
College (Waterville, Me
students, in the old) days
before everyone carried
watches) Were summoned
to and fromiclasses by the
tolling of this bell, cast by
Paul\Revere in 1824. And.
fo get out of classes, the
boys Used to steal’ the
clapper (or the bell) itself),
They even tried to freeze
ibsilent by tipping It up-
side downy filling it with
Water, and letting It freeze
but itrrishted itself just
48 they Were leaving ity
‘and they were all soaked
With Water a5 well as
classes,
WATCHER OF THE STARS » Dr.
BOW, Morehouse, president. of
Drake University (Des Moines) 10),
‘an internationally famous astronomer.
Wie as
REINS
ot ew
TUMBLING CHEERLEADERS » Three of Dartmouth College's (Hanover,
IN. H1,) famous yell kings go over the top while the crowd follows their skyrocket,
BURYING THE BAD:
GERS » Purdue Univer
sity, (Lafayette, Ind) Phi
Kappa Sigmas rehearse
thelr victory over the Bad:
jers at the Boilermaker
homecoming;
Left
CONTINUED STORY +
oie the sams! Ne
ell) yas collect
tol Hlarverd. Harvard)
students (n turn shipped It
collect to the University)
of Virginia, end) Virsinia
students, not to be out
done, addressed it to Her
Pei Queen) Victoria
‘of England, It wes stand:
ing on 4 New York
Wharl about to be loaded
oa sailing packet When
Colby officials: finally lo-
cated it end) returned It
to thelr campus.
CHEMIST-AUTHOR » Prof, A, Ji
Hopking, Amherst College (Mass.)
has just retired after completing 40
years of service at his alma mater.
HOWARD PHOTO.
ST, JOHN'S HEAD INSTALLED » Gov. Albert C: Ritchie,
‘of Maryland, inducts Col. Amos W: W, Woodcock, former
federa|| prohibition administrator, a5 president of St. John’s
College (Annapolis, Md), ice WORE Hora
PRR HE]
NEW "LITTLE" BROWN JUG) » Henry Hatch, University of
‘Michigan (Ann Arbor) property men, gets 4 half-ton jug to
Teplace the original which went back to the University of
Minnesota (Minneapolis) Gophers after their recent victory
‘over the Wolverines: ‘owe PHOTO
TWO NEW STARS » Anne Shire; year-old cinema
actress, potes with the Burlington Rood’ Silver Streak. The
new. rall demon was pushed to completion through the activil
De eatph. Budd) Burlington's president. and! Highland Par
College (Des Moines, la.) grad.
COLEDIEDITOR!s Ulsnita Gresa is the new news editor
cai (Cbfetin (lita wnebde ce metaatauenyaay cee
Fraciicoy stite nTeach ers) College (Gall aAlpranPH
LISTEN AND LEARN » Municipsl University of Omaha (Neb) students listen to their own
Velees under «new plan of fareian language instruction installed by Dr. V. Royce West, profesor
Of English and German, LtoR: Ellen Hartman, Dr. West, Frenklin Buxton,
Above
NEW PRESIDENT»
The Rey. St. George
Tuckers, Bishop of
Virginia, inaug-
urates John Stewart
Bryan as 19th presi
dent of Willian and
Mary College (Will-
imsburg, Va.)
WiDe wontD poTo
Left
PEP CREW » These
Superior Teachers
College (Wis,) co-
ed sailors won their
Institution's home-
coming float prize,
NEED MORE
ENERGY ?...
DAVID H. JARVIS, '36— Student of Mechanical Eng
"Poring over charts and figures for that Mechanical
makes a fellow pretty
reports David Jary
I light a Camel, In no time I lose chac ‘all in! feeling, I like the taste of
Camels better, too, It isa fact that Camels are different—richer, milder, And
I can smoke them one after another without ever bothering my neryes,’”
y slipping away,
LEAF-TOBACCO
EXPERTS AGREE:
“ Camels are made from
You are invited
to tune in on the NEW
CAMEL
CARAVAN
featuring
finer, More Expensive
Tobaccos — Turkish and
Domestic — than any
other popular brand.!"
WALTER O'KEEFE Walter O'Keefe
Annette Hanshaw
Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orchestra
Ted Husing
r POPULAR NEW YORK
TUESDAY 2 DEBUTANTE: "Smoking a
00 P, H [, M.S.T. Camel is the quickest way
9:00 P.M. u ».M, P.S.T, to relieve fatigue that I
THURSDAY
9:00 P.M, E,S.T,
8:00 P.M, C.S.T.
fson, “It always te:
freshes me, And I love the
of Camels, They seem
and smoother!”
Over Goast-te-Coust WABC:-Colwmbla Network
CAMEL’S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES!
PHYSICAL INSTRUCTOI
Charles Adams say
“When I feel! my enery
i E light a Camel
fand get a sense of renewed
yim, I enjoy this delight
ful ‘lift often, For I know.
Camels will never interfere
With Bealthy nerves.”
GOVERNOR AWARDED ILL D, » Hon, Herbert HiLehiman (center)
is congratulated by The Hon, Elihu Root (righ) alr ceren
gree of dactor of laws by Hamilton Col
officiated at the ceremonies
f eR» Student journalists
at Texas State College for Women (Denton) Inter
view U, 5, Minister Ruth Bryan Owen on Her visit ie
0 the campus, for the Bisons
TWO PREXIES » Dr, Robert F, G
(New Milininston, Po), and Dr, Ht Dona
resident of Westminster College
meet informally on the campus,
| H1, Donaldson, heed of the board of trustees,
Governor of New York,
ies at Which he was awarded a de-
llege (Clinton, N. Y.): Pres. Frederick C. Ferry (left)
GREETS HOMECOMERS » Vir.
feigns as queen of the North Dakota State College
argo) Homecoming, She inspired
the 16th president of Nc
monies presided over by
VALLEY PHOTO.
ginia Landbloom
to O Victory
A QUEEN IN ERMINE » Cornelia Woods rei:
Illinois College (Jacksonville, Illinois). Shi
‘which accompanied her at all formal functioy
DARTMOUTH SERENADERS
tour the seas during vacation per
NEW NORWICH PRESIDENT
lonwich, Un
Gov, Stanley C. Wilson,
Adams is 4 lieutenant commander in the naval reserves
t's the Bart
lans 45 Homecoming Queen at
ie is attended by the court of honor
BOREE QUEEN:
vitles at the Pep J
lar Falls, Ja), Bi
ITS "SMOCK" TO BE IN
coreds think so. And the"
classroom Wear,
# supreme
iowa State Tes
se her as one of
ver, Nv H.). They
STYLE » At least these University of Toledo (Ohio)
‘eds"’ admit thet it does add a bit of color te their usual
HAIL THE KING!» North Central College (Neperville, Illinois) freshmen are all ready to
give the new King Rex his ride around town as part of the annual College Day celebrations,
SAY UNCLE » Beulah Mey:
old'senior at Midlend College
she takes orders from Gerald! \
freshman, He's her uncle
may be 9 21-year
Fremont, Neb,), but
ever) a 17-year-old
APPEAR IN PREMIER » William C; Hodapp, an Indiana University (Bloom:
Ingtep) student, wrote Heloise and Abelard, in which these co-eds played the
part of nuns.
Spender
4932;
Film, TRADING POST»
1p
fnvades. ihe) Sout, ea
Islands to ''shoot’” a new
picture,
Right
COOLIDGE THEATER
Maen vanneeoniie
South Dakota State Col:
Tese (Brceking)) eanpus
Which wis dedlcated| by
the late Calvin Coolidge
Left
FRESHMEN
PARTY » De-
Pauw University
(Greencastle,
d.) freshmen
an. informal get.
together.
Right
THE DEVIL
HIMSELF sEar
miler Wintonj icon
‘of famous auto-
hoble penltc
tt i) u
ete Dale
Chiversiy ie
ham Ni C) Blue
evil,
TRY « pipeful of mild, mellow, companionable Prince Albert.
You will enjoy this choice mixture of top-quality tobaccos—
A secret blend treated by a special process which eliminates
every hint of “bite,” You will soon see why smokers every:
where call this fine tobacco "The National Joy Smoke.”
“PRINGE ALBERT
—THE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE!
HONOR LEHIGH FOUNDERS » The founders’ day academic OWERNIGHT HIKERS from Middlebury College (Vt i) pre-
fo
procession at Lehiah University (Bethlehem, Pa.) marches from pare an early Sunday morning breaklast at one of tl
the historic flagpole and Packer hall shown in the background, found/on the Long Trail) whic!
ges
Winds over the college's maun:
tain campus
" simple position,
na spel. acaiion.
‘of medicine
if
42 Smal eit Afctean antelope.
in the alr and kicked about, a, Fora io
shot at the campus, Ove of many
at a
77]
By Robert Wrege, Indiana University
(Bloomington)
graduations hope!
et of Greek. sipaat
PesfiMetvo Sbb Hack!
BOOKS
IB THE SENTIMENTAL
YEARS, by E. Douglas
Branch (Appleton-Century;
$4.00) is a description and
fron) bath tub) the
ible bed and) auto-
iatic revolver into being (s
aptly described and deftly
presented, The book is a
most unique accomplish:
ment—it succeeds in being
sophisticated and amusing
although scholarly, Actual
people, Actual events,
Backed by research although
you don't realize it until
after you have) assimilated
the historical| facts,
CHAFF BEFORE
WIND) by Sigurd Chri
fen (Liveright, $2.00),
\rd Christiansen won the
inter-Scandinavian prize
with TWO LIVING AND)
ONE DEAD, but there
won't be prizes awarded) for
CHAFF BEFORE THE
WIND unless we are very
much mistaken, It's a slow
moving story about the lover
and) domestic problems of
slow thinking, slow acting
people, Theylre real’ people,
but theylre pictured’ ta.
much in detail, Will appeal
to literature students and)
moody, word:by-word read:
fs) but not s0/much to most
Undergrads,
MOVIES
WHAT EVERY WoMAN
KNOWS might easily be
titled, "What Every Studio
Knows!—that women will
fight to see a picture in
Which’ a) woman is) the moti:
1 power behind) any
man's) career, Add a swell
perform
ASEM LYRIS IEAWANT GIST AE
finished) technical’ handling,
‘The renult is above the av-
erage,
MRS, WIGGS OF THE
CABBAGE PATCH
Turned out as another
Grammer!) this picture in
likely to be one of the big
surprises of the year, Prob-
ably willl appeal only to
those collegians who go to
the movies ‘to have « good
cry!!, but everything is there
to pull in the women’ and
kids, (Pauline Lord, W. C.
Ficlds, ZaSu Pitts)
RADIO
SHERLOCK HOLMES and
hi
Ventures,
Joseph Bell stilt port
Sherlock and Wats
their really finished manner,
(NBC-WJZ network, Sun-
days, 4 P, M, EST.)
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re being thoroughly aired"!
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Muanstailored, and_in yellow. The model ot the
fe Is, most suitable, for sleeping! While the outht:
een the right Is highly acceptable for the laterat:
ive Clothes for Colle
right study sessions.
‘or impressive clothes for formal evening wear,
the correct collegienne will choose a red velveteen
‘evening wrap (modelled at the right), with its swe
ing, swinging Foriextra i
will accept the pure, lily:
cated dress in ribbed taHeta,
nhes
Information on correct fashions for college women
‘Will be sent upon request, The New York fashion
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direct questions you may send. Address: Fashion
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ison,
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NOW PRESIDENT-EMERITUS » Fiaht years 250
Drs John E McGilvrey (left) was dismissed as presi
dent of Kent State College (Ohio), This fall he was
elected president-emeritus and given a place on the
faculty. He is discussing his duties with Pres. J.
Enalemons
Below
UNDERWATER CLASS » University of Miami
(Fl:) biolagy students invade the bottoms of Bis-
cayne Bay In, search of sea life specimens, At the
left Olas Minor examines some of the treasures
Which she brought up from the ocean depths
PERPENDICULAR SUNDIAL =
of its kind in this country, this modernistic time-piece
Cudahy Library at
appears on the tower of the
Loyola University (Chicago),
SAILOR - PRESIDENT sEliza-
beth Bowen is president of the
Women's League at. Oberlin
College (hie) ‘nd|alio) quite
@ sailing enthusiast, as this
photo will testify. She has won:
several yachting trophies, too:
FESTIVAL PRINCESS = Mary Holbert,
West Virginia University (Morgantown,
co-ed, attended the queen of the Mountain
State Forest Festival:
Onelolithe| few
can |
IT HASN'T SCRATCHED YET » But it will soon If this Son
B Jose State College student isn't carefull This gridder fs
DURE entered in his college's whisker-growing contett
oa
WHAT'S INIIT » Two Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti:
tute (N) Y.) Thesplans burlesque one of the more
serious scenes from Hemingway's Today is Friday,
it 7
“(Bethlehem
fi like reproductie
historle dinosaur, | Phil
eology research fellow, is the
“brains and brawn! of the crea:
tlon=-but he refuses to eat the:
ton of green_plants which the
herbivorous Sauropoda used to
consume at one meal: The ob-
Jects held by Dr, Mi ind the
monster are dinosaur stomac!
stones recently excavated in
Colorado,
‘OLD AND NEW»
‘Asstudent portrayin:
the fist president of
Arizona Stste Col-
Tege (Flagstalf) poses
Withits presenthead,
“'37 AND /'38 may take their Dr: Ty J: Tormey.
lass battles seriously, but
they're generally f
Yatigh to)thesspectutora, Al- i
mat every institution has its Right
fawn’ traditional type of fight. || x Weta
They're undignified—but tots : ; YELL’ QUEENS »
of fun! ] The: coed cheer-
ders at. Valpa-
talto. University
(nd) practice for
* their appearances
before pep crowds, >
‘Comstock fe:
eet thet ne
Bag rush at Kent State Col- jomes in. th
1 ‘of the Delta Delta
ee ceed The sophs were . . i Buia teas
Tae | : . University, of lowa
owa Gity))
Right
JIVARO. HEAD » : F JAMES 8, MacVICKAR '35-PSYCHOLOGY.
less than two inches « fe think there's a great field for p:
“in diameter, this Ine chology—so I try to hit the books for all I'm
dian) head! is/one of NA worth, When I'm listless/or ‘low,’ smoking a
Mel niles tye d Camel gives me a quick upturn in en
SFthaolcaRttie: H Physical and mental fatigue drop away! The
Disc rush at Brooklyn Poly- Py i J L : a) 3 enjoyment one gets) from Camel's fine flavor
technic Institute ¢N. Y.)+ is @ psychological factor in maintaining poise,’
Few to get back yim and energy when “played out”; Thousands of LEAF-TOBACCO
smokers can verify from their experiences the popular suggestion “get EXPERTS AGREE:
a lift with a Camel.” When tired, Camels will make you feel refreshed ”
Camels are made from
—as good as new. And science adds confirmation of this “energizing finer, More Expensive
effect,” Camels aren’t flat or “‘sweetish,” either, You can smoke Camels Tobaccos —Turkish and
Football rush at RNY OCT, 15°16, (994
College (Hanover, N, De ' 3 a eimericn “ Domestic — th
anan
Freshmen won, ENGINEERING EDITORS MEET » The fourteenth id
y . ‘annual session of the editors of engineering college f
Magazines Was held at Rose Polytechnic Institute : 2
i TUN EI CAMEL CARAVAN with Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orchestra, Walter O'Keefe,
.
(Terre Haute, Ind):
Anette Hanshaw, and other Hea s—over WABC- Columbia Network.
steadily. Their finer, MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS never get on the nerves!
other popular brand.!!
TUESDAY, 10 p.m ™M.5.1.—7 9, 6.5.7.9: 0 p.m. M om.
a Hina
Tug o' war at Catholic Uni- || 5
versity (Washington, D, C.). i * q 4
a } . picks me up in
Py 1 4 nutes and gives:
of me the energy (o push on,”
RO FOOTBALL ACE.
iff Montgomery” of the
Fooklya, Dodgers says
again, 1 am seldom without
‘a Camel=they don't interfere
with healthy nerves,"
f CAMEL’S COSTLIER TOBACCOS ”
Rope castyiat Beslteal cake the Raasse olrelng ie We t areengr aon Hen at ie neta Lucile pale Hanson, of the class of 08, { .
i Bo the University of North Dakews (Grand Forks), el ire living at the present time. }
: : i]
——__—— NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES!
THREE GENERATIONS » Virginia Hanson (center) has grandfather, Horace Arpaia: of the class of 'B9, and at tight
EE gi —
SCHOLARSHIP. WINNERS » Hlere sre the seven briahtest students inthe am SUN BAKES BREAD with i DGIG j Dah ; i F THE, DESERT”
Freshman class at Mt Holyoke College Gouth Hadley, Mass.) Each has Me Wilson, Calif; is cal cdlines 5 SE oe OU ica : As shear OF THE DESERT
Wem SHELA TEP er Ey Snithvonian lositie : canto student anit
ane Te E % i
University of Arizona (Tucson) dance
is current production, which features 6
i] DESIGNS MAMMOTH BRIDGE » Edith THREE OF THE “FOUR SWEDES’
eed) University of Minne Mini Olss f
I f he youn! QUEEN'S GRANDDAUGHTER EN- "AH, MY PRETTY ONE" » The villa WHAT'RE YOUR CHANCES COACH?
Ison, of Olson and J \ His P » ROLLS AT CORNELL » Virginia Do: inthe University of Minne- asks Bennett Marshall, one of the nation’s
apolis) engineering student, has drawn th frosh cap with his daughter Moya and son Jie C “| 5 f right) iyi K ~ lis)’ Theater's entation’ Youngest sports writers, of Coach CR,
plans for 4 $2,000,000 government bi JC, students at Ohio i: r Kane enrollment in * ropst, of Howard College (Birmingham,
(Columbus) 5 4 : ll University (Itha y.) Ala.) while Leck Smith, star tackle, listensin:
| iN'S A BULL'SEYE » At least it was after these University of Wisconsin HE SHE'GETS A UNIFORM » Bess Lav ISA HAPPY CROWD thot gathers ta welcome Coech Glenn Thistleth: THEY DONT HITCH HIKE » These James Millikin University (
Malian) coved ercher fred atc aig ti corel sm In eas W. Va) band sponor gl ACER SSR ae B rate atti Ustteoool ckribed (Ve) silederealer thelr deleat of fmm
lls’ eves. outit.
= Comell University (Ithaca, N, Y.), 6 to 0.
\
i Decatur,
Illinois) co-eds own their own “station wagon’ which they use\to take
them to and from classes.
Report Gid
By Prof Metro Ebb Hack
BOOKS:
[B We might just as well enter
into the discussion, boiling
around THE STARS FELL
ON ALABAMA, by Carl
Carmer (Farrar-Rinchart,
'$3,00); riow as) Tater, so here
foes! Prof, Cason, Depart-
meat off Journalism, Univer-
sity) of Alabama, write
tions to the book. Some of
them consider it) «) ‘daring!
‘and superb piece of litera.
ture; others may it in
fot and/an insult to the state;
while others consider it the
af
pa
‘There you are, ladies ILLINOIS HONORS GRANGE » The Galloping Ghost Is gr
gen'min, Take your by Illinois Governor Horner upon the celebration of the tenth anni: “ . wget
Versary of his spectaculariruns|to) fame. dom PHOTO ‘ ae is
Left
T LIVE TO TELL, by Jacob PRESIDENT VISITS PRESIDENT » Robert M) Hutchins, head of the
Hy Rubjim (Bobbe-Merrill, University of Chicago, is shown coming out of the White House after
); An unusual story of 4 recent visit with President Roosevelt, KEYSTONE PHOTO
most cussed and
ised of all countries, Rus-
¢ Mr. Rubin did’ live — || Raima 2% u Tens
through) plenty (during and
after the revolution), and)he
about it ina|simple and
He that in very effec:
» If you are: interested
im personal experience stor-
ies and Russia, you can't go |
wrong on this/one,
something here,
Operetta box oftce: ae HE QUACKS FOR DUKE » Joe Penner
changes may be lamented by . duck, "'Goo-Goo,” is the new mascot of
‘a few who remember the orig: ‘ s Duquesne University, (Pittsburgh, Pa,) a
imal “Widow” of 1908, but ders) for his master, was voled the
‘even they will have to ‘ fi favorite entertainer. Above 'Goo-
that—shalll we call it is shawn) iting the team a letter wishing
‘of 19347)—i a4 them g
(Maur:
r, Jeanette Mc-
Donald), i, ear OFTE A:DAY. HAN THISE.
TELLEN U; THER WAS A TTHEBANES TWO TOGIDRE Y-MET,
PLEASE READ CHAUCER'S DUK THAT HIGHTE THESEUS; AND WROGHT HIS FELAWE WO;
tae ) A@THENES
‘ 4 NVALE J —eeee OF ; UNHORSED HATH ECH OTHER. OF:
STUDENT TOUR—College HE WAS: HEM:-ETé
ey, Av uauial phocey! ) A J Soak } Gost
e by singing to the
me! Bigget
should have
rante and Charles Butter-
tea vy : realty ; ic Purdue Univenity, Lafayette, Ind,
- ane ! rine am me
worth,
RADIO.
ear eoalt : AFTER EVERY CLASS
ee ae eh NIGMABOKE HAt?] IT RINGS THE BELL!
‘the world; A swell voice, . GUDE ,OLDE
(NBC-WJZ network, Sun-
days, 2 P.M. EST,),
THERE aro two reasons why Prince Albert is called "The
bite." Get u big red tin of “PA!
UNDERSTANDING MU PD At rad ina teatige keealvaue natn really taste,
S1C—The classics and brief
a ’ . feet .
Ne | . d |
‘comments by Howard Bar- Me, ea ct .
low. Appeals plenty to mu- 9 Sai Trdlane Univenity, Bloomington, ¢ ‘ : r :
nic lovers, (CBS, Tuesdays,| [a | ; a * Printed by Alco Gravure Inc, Chicago, [1l, 43918-9
6:30. P.M, EST.) tf t —THE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE/
am,
Gollesinte Digest
SECTION
“National Collegiate News in Picture and Paragraph’”
abe Bi r
A LIVING LINCOLN » Judge C. £, Bull, HONORARY COLONEL » Mary Harmon ih UNION'S NEW PRESIDENT » Dr. Dixon Ryan
shown here on the Lincoln Memorial University Black serves as the sponsor of the University of Fox, former Columbia University (New York
Campus (Hanogate, Tenn,), is the only men olive Alabama (University) R. ©, T. C. unit, She's on City) professor, has been Inaugurated as president
Who can imitate the famous emancipator without Alpha Gemma Delta, fof Union College (Schenectady, Ni Y.),
ake-up, :
" The Sports-Spectetor Picture For Fall
( ish but collar shirt ir a university favorite 2s well as the rep stripe stil] retains its desirability...
gh ubdu a Se a Een aren Tene rte: blicher ont shoe iecualitat home ht
these +1 + Shirts) too, at least For town weer nothing so readily ives the desired country while the wing tip shoe shown
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late publisher of the Chicago Daily News, At the right
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first of ENS of design to be erected in the United States,
The lete Mr, Strong wes @ Briciate of Beloit College, and
at the present time one of his sons is attending that Insti-
tution. The dedication ceremonies were witnessed by
Rufus C; Dawes, president of A Century of Progress, end
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Dear Sir: poll will close
My selections for the 1934 COLLEGIATE DIGEST Section All
pose o: : Midnight, DECEMBER 1
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REST PERIOD » An interne at the
University of Wisconsin (Madison)
hospital’ takes time off between calls
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VISITS ALMA MATER » Gary
‘Coober, film headliner, visits Grinnell
‘ollege (lows),
QUEEN CANDIDATE
Hannah Doughoory
nee foi the honor of
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WILLIAMS PRESIDENT INDUCTED.
» Dr, Tyler Dennett (left) shown with
fominent spedkers Who appeared at
hia Inauguration 45 president of W/l-
Hams College (Williemstown, Mess.)
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WALKOUT DAY » Manville State
Teachers College (Mo.) students en
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Above : } Dr: Gorden Chalmers, 30, (center) receives the congratu
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YELLS = Bo McMillin, dency of Rockford College (Illinoi
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FIVE FACES EAST » Here are ten Ohio State University (Columbus)
freshmen, but if you'll ook closely you'll see there are only five sets of
faces—they'te the Buckeye's frosh twins: KEYETONE PHOTO
LARGEST PIECE OF GLASS EVER CAST » It's the 200-inch tele-
mirror disc for the ney Texas observatory. It is 27 inches thick,
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University (New York City) campus is « regular meeting place for undergraduates, Pirates Ba INTERWATIONAL PHOTO
STRIKING FOR THEIR PRESIDENT, these West Virginia
University, (Morgantown) students remained) away. from
Jasses for one day to protest Pres, J. R, Turner's rebulf by the
ity’s board of governors.
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ROMAN HOLIDAY » Italien students touring the United
States stage @ chariot race while visiting the Cornell Uni-
versity (Ithaca, N.Y.) campus.
CTS CANES,» Dr. EA Gilnore, new SEARCH FOR FOUNTAIN OF BLOOD » NEW.N, E, A, PRESIDENT » ] sy OX" The seclel an
ohare Glows Civ) president, has Visdimic Horidovetz and Paull Behm; University Smith, of Feet EReEN a Det permells NOTEROK a Tre areal aadia!
correspondence of Pomona College (Claremont,
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courageous,
K-7; SPIES AT WAR, by
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A THE VISUTING VILLIAN,
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Fleming Stone detective
novel, ‘The usual murder
mystery, of course, but a pet
cobra and too many wills
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things!
MOVIES
atillla mystery,
fer, but the pic-
ture has Shirley Temple, and
for them that likes Bhirley’,
that's enough. The story is
‘one of those unbelievably. ro:
mantic crook yarns, (Gary
Cooper, Carol Lombard).
B HAPPINESS AHEAD —If
you like to hear Dick Powell
sing, go and hear him. Also
takes look at Josephine
Hutchinson, a newcomer to
films, See that dimple? Pic-
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entertaining crow
t straight movie
musical comedy.
RADIO
B'CARBORUNDUM BAND—
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interesting for that reason,
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good music and a splendid
show, (WABC-CBS, Satur-
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ti Pat Barrett brings
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NBC network as the owner
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Will put your candidates across for All American honors in the COLLE- arrive in) Chicago ‘for the Associated
Collegiate Press convention,
GIATE DIGEST Section All American football poll.
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COLLEGIATE NEWSPAPER HEADS:
At Los Angeles Junior College (Calif.) the Collegian, assisted by CONVENE ® Three: hundred attended
the Associated ‘Collegiate. Press—=No-
Peggy Price and Olivia Cargile (pictured above) as campaign managers, Huh GulleaceDre To Aeaation Con
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Don't depend on someone else to vote for players you consider
worthy of COLLEGIATE DIGEST Section All American honors. Vote
—and get your friends to yote—today!|
It’s a wide open contest, Competition for all positions, though keen,
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USE THE COUPON—HAVE YOUR SAY!
(Remember—each student may select one complete team each week)
All American Editor —COLLEGIATE DIGEST Section
P, 0, Box 472, Madison, Wis.
Dear Sir:
My selections for the 1934 COLLEGIATE DIGEST Section All
American Football Tcam ares
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