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n. faiul(>. alumni, and friend*. I 11 Cl J-IUJIV O L/EtlV
run M VNAGING HOARD
m 31 '.*lo Milton M. Rosenbloom 'llO
ltuninri** Manager
Russell L Reiim MO
dllnr Adtertlulng Manager
jnson MO Calvin E. Bavwis MO
Itor Circulation Manager
luge ”50 Heniy R Dowdy 31. ”50
llur lordan AdteriWlng Manager
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
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lham Ml Nonmm B Soblci Ml
Ml William K Ulcnch ”51
>CIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS
ng Ml Al^L'it J. Mileski Ml
ilman Ml Hany G. Wood Ml
>MEN’S EDITOR! \L STMT
Mmy .1 Adams Ml
I dilor Aarnrlntr Editor
: MO J.iK-t L Biownbnck Ml
t-ditor A**ncUle Editor
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Itnle COI LHGIAN wcluinwM communications on nny ,
•< lunreat All lutli'n imut btnr ilio name of the
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Mill liU or lior nnmi' to lucumiiunj the letter, thti
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tIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1929
THE AFTERMATH
ite fraternities aie thoroughly disgusted
ling code, an unofficial can\ass of the
louses last night levealed The dissalis
dent Kiikpatnek of Interfrntemity coun
s chaigeable to the sub-io«a practices of
fraleimtie*. Moicovei, fniluie to report
ie code nullified its effect, m the opinion
itisfaction cannot bo denied Nor can it
the lettei and spirit of the code was
vevei, it would be a difficult job to ptove
suspected patty. If violation'- weie le
ild be found that the most seiious infrac
conceined the time limit of a date 01 the
nee of silent penods Fuithennoie, a
2stigation would reveal that pinctically
ty was guilty of some misdemeanor, how-
ixammation would disclose, moreover, that
frateimty could prefer sinnlai chaiges
1 moie othei fiateimties Thus stuct ad
e letter and spirit of the code would en
game of tap: with nval houses. One fra
[ prefer charges only to lenin later that
rmty had followed suit. And so a royal
lukputuck is right It is plainly evident
mities me not cooperating fully with the
ie code Fuitheunore it is apparent that
not he a howling success until the fia
it the lesponsibility of the code and eithei
religiously or piomise to icpoit all viola-
h a spu it of coopeiation is built up, how*
2 must be accepted foi what it is woith
1 all. Penn State is not icndy for a de
; s\ stem, and that is the only conceivable
the piescnt plan.
SOPHOMORIC IDEALS
freedom that comes to a college man at
of Ins sophomore year, theie also occuis
change in the man’s mental make-up
leshimm year he may have been mine 01
ed to the will of upperclnssmen. Sud
f this vokc, quite natuially theie is a lenc
fciont men the scope and extent of this le
but rev escape And in no paiticulni does
wreak moie ha\oc than in the man’s mind,
Ins ideals
nt has been this chnnge with succeeding
nf college students that the woid, sopho
; speaking, has come to connote that which
>eeoml-ycai students develop physically in
,* like to call, in street paikmce, “h.nd
is is the age when the student seems to
0 be m style, he must be a piomotcr of all
iventiomil ami tonlinry to established cus
orld, the student thinks, needs a thoiough
ig, with all the dust of the past to be
and new thought moved in The more bril*
ly ussumc an tlnuiicun Mn'ciog mind, with
iat to attain any high pinnacle of success
Ist seek to le different from Ins more staid
ich and religion very often me thrown to
The student nurv think that he has become
1 pei haps, ,1 cyme Whatever they may be,
< tmdcigo sonic change, and quite often for
the least it is dioll When one looks bnck
rears, and realizes the mistakes and huid
Inch such indicnhstic tendencies may have
eispective that a few more years of growth
development will give the college man is
ting home foiciblv the fact that, after all,
ios” were right.
they weie unsigned, two letters to the
>t punted in this issue of the colmgian.
cations of campus interest are welcomed
1, but only those letters bearing the sig
icir authors me considered for publication
Box
M HY I WALKED SIX BLOCKS IN THE R UN
MY PLEDGE BUTTON
A Play by Daniel
The Cast
A Ti cshnmn Vhdgc
A Smooth Apple.
\n .Ya High Mogul
I Buzz Hymn
I’. Ledge Yearlings
Scene: Nn Nu Fiatormtv House
Act I—Reception Hall
Act ll—Club Room
Act lll—Dining Room
Time 7 p m Wednesday night.
(The house if buzzing uith cuilemeut as tin
hiothcihooit awaits the annul 0) on expected pledge
Tin othecis 0) the Jiolnmtif fonn 11 icceiving hoc.
The dom hell lings mid a jieshmun 1 s hut to enta.)
Nu Nu High Mogul Greetings. Apple, it’s a pleasure
to see v ou
A. Smooth Apple* And I’m glad to be hcic
Official Greeter* Congiatuhitions, Apple.
(O Gpi ant 9 the button 111 the laptl o) hi coot.)
(IJiothcihood i/athci\ mound Apple 0 G
cs<oitH him into tin ilnh 100 m All tin Inothe 19
e/«ino» }oi Apph s hmid )
First Brother You suie did keep us guessing, Apple
We thought «uic you would go
A S A. Nevci even consulted them I knew fiom
the stait that I belonged out heic.
Second Brother: We’ie dam glad to hear tint. Apple
'lbird Brother: Get any other bids’
A. S A : Onlv ten Wanna see them'’
Brothers (in choius) Yeh
(ItiotluiA so>* tlnongh raids, nuuomiiing the
viiiik 0} inch ntol hid)
A S. A.: I liked the bunch out heie fiom the stait
Soon as I stopped 111 the dooi, I felt at
home.
( O. G mini milt miothei pledge Tin lure-
eoinei is nitiodiiced )
Second Pledge: Congiatulations, Apple, I’m mighty
t\ glad to know vou
|A S A : The feehn’s mutual.
(fJ»o//icis and nlcdgct walh into doling >oni, 1
jingle file when the second hell mif/i. .4 S A end
,tlu ircrom/ pltdgi mt ol the same luhle)
X. N. 11 M. Pledges, I want to take this oppoittimty
to welcome you into 0111 midst. I
know that you ate real Nu Nu matei
lal, and that vou will make the fiatei
mty bigger and better foi having been
111 it No woids can expiess how happ:
I am tint vou .have seen fit to come
oui way', and I can only hope that vou
will be seicnclv happy.
(Applmine puHtih }oi five intiinte s Then ron•
Ic> sa/aiit (till t s )
Second Pledge llow many bids did vou get, Apple’
A. S A. (proudlv). Only ten llow many did you
rate’
Second Pledge Just this one
Moral One button 111 the lupel is woith two in the
pocket.
Penn State Seal
Stationery
SPECIALS
in
60 Sheet
50 Envelope
Boxes
SEE THESE
Keeler’s
CATHAUM THEATRE BUILDING
TilE PE'NN STATE COdl-EGIAN
Co-ed Chats
CLUB GIRLS IN THE M VICING
1 Tonight doses one ot the most m
■> tensive seasons ot rushing that gtils'
lelubs and fialemities have ever spon
!«oied Re-tiicted is to the amount
of money that, could be spent— le
| stneted ,ns to how that money might
,be spent—still the oiganized clubs
have given varied and unusual enter
tainment for their lushocs.
Some of these iiiMiees have been
entertained in some way 01 another
cvety night this past week; thcv’vo
been shov.n cups and aw aids, been
told of wondeiful alumnae, met all
the advisors but piesumably have not
been actually’ approached about
pledging
._OOiciiil Giieti
Foi a few davs now these guls
will be left to themselves to weigh
the ments of the groups and to de
cide with which they will afliliate
Om ear nest pica to these gnls Is
that thev considei the gioups as en-j
titles and not ns individual*- If a
good fiiernl or Big Sister does hnp
■ pen to belong to a club but if the
othei guk are not those with whom
vou would be contented to spend the
iest of your college life don’t 10111
just to save the feelings of that par
ticular girl ,If she lies vour intei
-1 ests at heart she would lathei sec
you happy with a gioun in which vou
aie interested than disappointed with
1 another
CHICVGO AIRPORT EMPLOYS
1 CO-ED AIRPLANE M ECU VNIC
Employed as a regular* mechanic nt
the Skv Ilarboi aupoitan Chicago,
Miss Helen Mnvurc, one of. the few
co-ed giiuluntei from Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, is ’the (list
woman airplane mochnnic in the
countiy
Besides this'occupation Miss Mnv
:inc is a legukn pilot and was the
lust woman to make a solo flight at
[he Chicago anjnut She is now eon
jideung commeionl flying.
The Blue Moon
Continues its excellent luncheon service
East College Avenue
W.'C.'UcCLiNTIC
Rcpiesenting
RICIIMAN BROS. CO.
Suits and Overcoats
$22.50
Tuesday Noon Until
Wedneadav 10 p m
OCTOBER Slh and !>th
Home Made
Peppermint
Patties
49 c
Pound Box
Soft, Creamj r Centers
Plenty of Peppermint
Rich Chocolate Coating
REXALL-;
DRUG STQRE
Robert J. Miller
CSWARTIIMORE SCIENTIST ilicconlinc to notice lccoivcd fiom thoi
r\Tti(XZOTIS uCuttQi constiuction dcpaitment nt that in-,
. , r J STUDIES ARCTIC GROWTH! Simmon.
JkYTYiy ITIVCLCt@S I Conciete woik on the stiuctuio will
± Q • Ttctuimng fiom the snt.imei e\-'l*o finished in about thiec weeks At
SpOYtS SCLTICttIGYy pedition ol the arctic legions made the present time coneiote has boon
_______ as a member of Captain Donald Mac-! pouted foi moie than thuLv-li v*i
Millnn’s p.utt, Hi Samuel C Pnlmoi, stones A now thnpol on the each-
The annv has invaded the liclcl of bnlan/ head nt Sw-uthmoie college, 1 edial plot was made iceent
women’s spoits! .mnounccd last week that an unusual iv In a ■?c»00,0()0 gt ant 1 torn the H -T
Colonel Waller B. MtCaskey, com-,collei tion of floweis ha l been sectiud Heinz estate
nmndei-in-chief, apptoved the plan of on the tup thioujrh Baltin Land I
using Ilolmus field, upon which Penn Foi moie than two weeks the litt’e!
State's Amazons hul cavoited bithoi - nil-binnmg slop in which the tup
to, for dulling the cadets aftei the was m ule was caught in the ice field
depaitment of giounds and huikhng Olhei scientific woik accomplished
decided that the now Mmeial Indus- on the tup included a stud> of li \
lues building would advance into U life in the aictic and nn olweivation
0 T. C Icmtorw The nulilai vJ of bud hie. !
|sei7uie was sanctioned In* Miss Manc (
Matinee dnil\ at 1 w except on aai-
Iluult, wstiuctoi 111 physical edttea- CONSTRUCTION WORK IIhGINS | urdn> during football season L.is!
tion for women. OX I'l’l T SCHOOL BUILDING jcomplete af'ernonn showing stmts il
Leadeis in boll) di\isions of atliv- 'tl.OO.
itv agiee Unit shot mg the lolling Stone voik on the C.ilhoiUal of,
i fciufuee may mciease attendance m Learning at the Umvoisitv of | itts- pftiDAY—Matinee at 1 30.
women’s athletics as well ns bolstci bmgh begin this week, and wiii T , „
linteiest in M.liliuy Science be completed in about liftcen months,, Ann Hardmg, Leslie l'cnton m
| In the meantime, passeis-by air ~ 1 “PARIS BOUND
_ uie
bcuildihed bv cusp shouts nl com
ind Horn the dull nun nets nmißl- 1
mand fiom the dull main jv», . |
cd with shnll encomajrmE cues fu>m j
mcing co-eds
“Time out,” and “Get that hall”
will be nitenupted bj, “Left, nrht,
ntntoon halt, one, two, Unee”
HAVERFORD ABOLISHES
‘STUNT NIGHT’ CUSTOM
A Tlmeifoid custom of long stand
ing went into the diseaid this ye.u
when the fieshman class it that in
stitution was initiated into the spmt
of the college without the usual,
hoiseplay and hazing in^epaiahle.
fiom past “stunt nights” j
BEAUTIFUL ALAMAC CARDS {
MAKE SELLING A PLEASURE j
Sellinit ALAMAC UiHiUna* Cw < ,
Jhe Alamac Compani
Dept, 6S 6 Vanck Street New York
Facing; Front Campus
Both are lines of national defense
THE Mississippi was a menacing flood.
The telephone was the first line of
defense, for over its wires the work against
the flood was directed. Maintenance crews
performed the same service as did tele
phone men in the signal corps in the war.
In the daily life of the nation, just as
surely-as in emergency, the telephone
t A nation-wide sjsten of inter-eonueettng telephones
“OUR- PIONEERING WORK HAS JUST BEGUN-’*
When It’s Time for a
Haircut
tiv the
Sanitary Barber Shop
10S Frazier St
BARBER WANTED
Take a Look
at the new “Bostonians” in the Colleg'e Boot
Shop window.
We have a complete line of Men's Shoes
which range in price from $5 to i?l2. Look
them over before you buy.
Anything wrong with your feet? Ask about
our Foot Comfort Service.
College Boot Shop
Allen Stieet s
meets an ever-growing stream of demands.
To do this successfully the Bell System’s
expansion program embraces trans-oceanic
telephony through the ether and under the
sea, to ships at sea and planes in the air—
‘and above all, wire facilities that will carry
the voice, the typewritten word, the picture
to every corner of the land.
BELL SYSTEM
Friday, October A, 102 b
All-Talking Drama
j SATURDAY—
I.ola Lane, Paul Patio'm
| “THE GIRL TBOM II VVANA'
] All-Talking Mjsk'rx-Koniiiiu.u
| MONDAY and TUESDAY—
Matmcc U.jil> at 1 30
j Eddie Qudlan, Sallj O'Neil m
“THE SOPHOMORE'*
j All-T.ilkmc Ccin’cdj-Ilom »nce