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Official Forecast
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PHILADELPHIA, PA., rUESDAY, OCTOBER
Walsh Elected President, HH To Sponsor Moore Heads Committee
Landry Chosen V. P.
Quartet Contest jQ Arrange Stevenson Visit
In Election by Freshmen With Six Groups
a
Kaplan Selected To Serve as Secretary;
Sheller Announced as Class Treasurer
Hall
Group Will Prepare for Palestra Speech
By Democratic Candidate Next Tuesday
Harb.
Id toHall
Auditorium, ai i
in
A commit'John I
i>h F.
of the
P "'
committee, in tl
rnity,
Riding
for th<
>n at tht
-' "» Tuesday.
commit<■
all pernta will be c
d with arrangements
addition, student publication
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The group ine
S(ins v
lick.
.lid others who ;.
with t;
m" and "
will
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a heeli
it y
t he
Hulla-
John
I will cdi
Rodney
m it tee.
Penn Players Hold
Tryouts in Irvine
Sigma Nu gr;.
Ralph Thrall, R
re emph
ty
would In
Dormitory, r
from
harles
n and
B
mu
vouts
today.
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and "Whei
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Voting Ends Today at 3
illiam
Queen Entries Due Today
will
U|) the '
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M.-d
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k and Wig "<
hnir-
Student
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announct
sunn -
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not ami-
i of HUM. He
I High
i>\ Steven D. [▼H
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currkalui
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The organisation will not
play until aft.
of the available talent The
Playei
e a non-muaical will attract
hool,
l.>
Daily Peiraaylraniaa staff mom-
Huebner, found-
and heelers, are located in
Dietrich
Hall.
College
Hall.
loune Building, Houston Hall,
and llcnnctt Hall. Students cannot vote unless they first pn
their matriculation cards to the
person on duty.
of Li;.
ESdueation, will
speak on human lifad life
insurance tomorrow evening
initial fall dii I
Ing of the
r the Advaii'
to the
supply
today.
Dr. llu. bl
Platform Stated
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and
who
luring
John-
It*
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dinner
will
10 p.m.. with i
s beginning at 7:16. I
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ilium
I Iowa id
K. i
puty police comm
Philadelphia, in handling
:i which will
Additional Members
In addition
* of bit
if
lilllldll
and grounds; Edv.
11
William
li.
.nil
Hal
manager of
phoT
'ra
fair.
man.
publicity
that
Blood Drive Gets 300 Pledges
mmediately
ind
.,t to thi
.i in \\ edneadaj - edit ion of
I'ennsyKanian.
places. manned
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'..Hi
Huebner To Speak
On Life Insurance
AtDinnerTomorrow
I he Daily
Polling
is m
producing
i day to vol.in the Mock Klection sponsored
bg lh<- Dallj I'cniisylvanian.
The election, which will ba
held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
gfvM itudenta an opportunity
to express their preference
ntial.
and Senatorial . andidatcs in the
current political camp;.
suits of the .lection will IK- re-
European Professors Studying
Wharton Methods of Teaching
n group. Hi
group pa
tain of the
s in gii
\. u \l.sil. Ill
i ba
big '
will I..
In Mock U. S. Election
ii i EH
. •
iming
l>y tl •
be
n The Daily
and Gita I
I chief of The
to the
l handle the
for the event. Hei
,f the n.
d to handle pn
rning the aff
Others Named
Lou
..f University
l>ef ore
nan, din
facilities;
Donald
i| David Shi
from tl '
also nan
nrance and eomnn i
ill hold 1
ual blood drive
80-
I Life commi'
us said that there will
I 2, and
to 1M- provisions made for park
'
the publli
during the da
held many civi.-. t
led that a
to I
tional, governmnimUai
will be made for pi
rho
an author
and that at tl
normally use the Pali
and li
Among the
another lot These change, will
which he has wriI month >pan. Th.
be announced in another issue of
drive, however, will take place in a nomlca of Life Insurance," "In- The Daily Pennsylvanian as soon
. ation of Shipping Combina- as they have been decided upon,
concentrated schedu
Wurtztions," and "Life Insurance."
he mentioned.
Keyes noted that buildl
grounds will be able to pro
whatever help the commi'
arrangements for the event will
need.
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who annu.i
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mt the
omi-
t
-ton Park,
Freshmen Win Dink Week, 24-20
told a1
Uu
If
winning the
throw, and
Saturday
|
.
:
■ and li
ial I X-
The
erutivee would
he
Robert
Blanks Due Oct. 30
For Deferment Test
planning to take the
lion.
ibmil ill. ii applications benber 1, announced the
rd G. Hai
I thi
applicationa p<
•'-ill b®
■
ac_
taking the test ma
of tin- m
pertaining to tl -
Penn-Brown
opening
game,
noon whir:
conjunction with th.-
Fogelman
man of Dink Week, presented Murantial
■-hman chairman, with
winning
ame
i the
ad their di111 no loi .
contests
i Ised by the Phi K
, Junior Society.
..I Dink
leading
and Increased their
y winning the
■ lay race. The
ien, ho\«.
n the remaining three i
The sophs opened the V
by winning the
future
hall game and the I
tournament.
The freshmen evened the
inning the Softball
and the debate. The sophotined the lead Wednesday
by virtue I
and ping pong.
Hall
will
play at th'
Penn-N'avy Game, Saturday
of the women's jun
cut thi
, will
ke at
■
aid.
iy be obta
HH Coffee Hour
Starts Junior Week
tin
Quad, the
ind
\\, ek from the soph-
will in
I'hila-
■'•
to be If ti,.
under
-.■on.
Grind
ant to the ( limaxing the annual
Dink
Week
defeated the sophomores 21-20, winning three out of four IHnk Day
activities. Included in the winning events was the tug-of-war. held
in the big Quad.
large
actiwties, the freshmen
f men, a
com H
of the com
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. ille intermorn in
at thi.- point and put |
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" \n I phill Battle"
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a fi.'l
to run-out tin
an uphill
battle and the kid
that
Dick
Beland (II) d. lie,
Rich I
Intended for Dick Schafer
on i hi' iiniHii seven.
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the Brown 27 into the
through tl
of Dick S
half began, the
aking thi
p the
tie Brown nine before
fumbled,
id the ball himself after running play- which Del
rid threw another intercepted So, the flashy quai
took the
">al line, grabbed by Dick Beland. on the next pi
I;.'land was able to only run the bail in tl i
play.-- later, Brown and threw out of the g"
ruled
kick. Keblish was again out- as an incornpk
en though We
standing for Penn as the Glen L\
unior baum made an excellent jump catch of the ball.
kgh the Brown line to block Rues FraSIDKI.IM: 8LAN1
enn dominated the
phomore Tom Wheaton, who ground game, compiling
5 cartarting line-up for the first
while the Bruin- took the lead in the air
I ball on the one-yard with
mark.
( chalking up the
On the next play.
aked over for what
n of the .
h denting
proved to be the, deciding score. Brown only the Brown line for 13 j
managed four yprds after the kickoff, but Oalnation 04
lahan fumbled orf the first play the next time —Penn has now won 21 t
onlyFenn handled the .ball and the New Englanders dropped three
iwn with
HAROPP
hill
Jporfi i
Anocn.
Boss, who panned for one Pefln Tl)
and ran for the other, races around left
end for 13 yards.
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Penn s Dick hoze swings wide around left ead for eight yards on the opening pla>
of the second quarter.
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Varsity Booters
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Hill Nets Four
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Quaker Win: Story
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ritteredai
M.
rtunities. The
r win.
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