Page Four POLITICAL CLIQUES BEGIN CAMPAIGN (Continued from first page) pha Sigma Phi, Sigma Nu, Alpha Zctn, Triangle, Sigma Pi, Theta Chi, Sigma Phi Signja, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Kappa Delta Rho. The situation in the class of 10'M ha? been -comparatively quiet- H. Aubrey Meyers will contend for the Locust Lane clique nomination, it is said. Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Upsi • lon, Chi Dpsilon. Omega Upsilon, Phi Sigma Kappa, Theta Xi, and Theta Chi were some of the gToup members last year. Fred C. Brand jr.' will seek the Campus clique candidacy, observ ers claim. Among its members dast year were Phi Kappa Sigma. Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Comma Della, Fig mh Nu, Phi Delta Theta, and Delta Tau Delta. 16 TEAMS ENTER FORENSIC CONTEST Fraternity Debating Tournament To; Begin February 25—Hold' j Talks in Club Rooms Sixteen fraternity forensic teams] hove entered the Intcrfratcrnity de lating tournament to begin February 25, Prof. John H. Frizzell, debating coach, announced yesterday in re vealing plans for the contest. • Debates will be held in the club-j room of one of the competing frater nities. Each main speech will be sev en minutes long, while four minutes will be allowed for rebuttal, Profes sor Frizzell stated. A,draw for reveals ther schedule as Phi Kappa Tau vs. Phi Lambda Theta, Phi .Sigma Delta vs.j Beta Sigma Rho, Phi Kappa Psi vs. I Phi Kappa Sigma, Beta Kappa vs.| Delta Chi, Phi Kappa vs. Alpha Chi] Rho, Beta Theta Pi. vs. Delta Sigma'J Phi, Phi Epsilon Pi vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Kappa Delta Rho vs. Pi Kap pa Alpha, and Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Tou Phi. DARTMOUTH REVEL INCLUDES L F. SNOW-MODELING MEET Dartmouth college has announced Its fourth’ annual interfraternity snow i sculpturing contest to be held this year during the snow carnival. No r.*strictioris ore to be placed on sub jects for the Sculpture other, than the entire model must be molded from" ice or snow, A silver’loving cup will be awarded tho Winning fraternity. BARBER WANTED Grissman Barber Shop •EYES EXAMINED All Kinds of frames,.& repairs DR. EVA B. ROAN ; Registered Optometrist OFFICE HOURS Bcllefontc - . State College \Vf<L 2 p a fo 8 p m Sat. IB a n to S p& Thursday, Frfay Garbrick BoStdlrs 120 Cut College Opp. Cowl Room - Arena* R. F. Stein Motor Co* Storage, Gas and Oil • 24-Hour Service- Phone 252 CO-EDS Make SCHLOW’S QUALITY SHOP Your Headquarters CDUrT A T TP TL>C ANYWHERE, ANY TIME or JLLIriL 1 rvlJr O jn our deluxe buses WEEKDAYS SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1«t,1028 . ; ... SUNDAYS .• j Uellcfontc | Mlletbdm . DcllcfMde Flew. Gi; DeHefeSfe itite CaUf** Bcncfcnt*- MlMbaiy ißtlfertc! Pies. Gap Bdlefeiite Bate GeOept U . 1 • t» lo !•' I* t» le | t* • i te . •, te (a , Milnkvn; I Dellefont* ?leu. 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The trouble ivhen an enterprising reporter con ceived the idea of writing a huge story on the subject for his news paper. As a result two faculty members of the sociology department, responsible for tho questionnaire, were disciplined by Stratton D. Brooks, president of the University. In return President Frooks was censored last Thursday by a committee of the Association of University Professors. Students Resent Dismissals ' “When dismissal of -the two pro cessors was announced," the. article j states quoting Edwin Hough, Mis | souri journalist, “it was felt that ‘WE FORGET TO WONDER* DECLARES PROF. FRIZZELL Says Bored Air Prevalent Today, " Before Chapel Audience “Too many of us have put aside ! that somewhat childish act of wonder-, jng, especially"of the type that leadfl; to intellectual activity,” declared Prof. I John H. Frizzell, head of the depart •- • - A Complete Food Service . Showing New New Spring Silks EgQlffs YOUR STATIONERY IS YOUR REPRESENTATIVE first Impressions are lasting—consult US CONCERNING yBuR NEXT ORDER OF CALL ING CARDS, LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, AND ALL THAT IS MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE . IN PRINTING , Nittany Printing & Publishing Company Between Movies The. Corner Head Colds Conquered in a Few Hours !r*4 D Null Spray Open* UpOaUrrt Stuffed No.tril. in {Three MinutM—Le»«n» Buzzmg, Ringing and Sin*in* in Eer». . 1 •,, ; ■ ' Tnqft"i"iftOnn in' nose, throat and. RAD Neul Spre, Open, 'SSs! Up Staffed N..UU. in 3 £5 «, thru the nobtrfls over the entire sore, t , nxmuxea • genninfested membrane, this purify- ing, germ killing vapor pf R & D Nas l.- -ai spray, reaching every crevice in tha ' membrane asno other remedy can - • up to three minutes ths ' , It. seems Uke a miracle, but after; you have used Nasal Spray a few! ; \ , time* eaeh day for-a few days you . «w ) , wiß find;thafthe sorewwollen mein-l / ou . brane l* completely healed: sniffling! J&w / and hawkta* have ceased and the| • * ' * NssaJ Bpray is dehghtflu to use be »useofits»hoiescnnefragrance.Kcep your nostma.as clean as your . R& D NASAL SPRAY and ATOMIZER Complete sl*2s For Sale it AURit Si Derick Stores BtUk«nUf« “Dutch treat” is upheld by coeds at fo?MiSuri and it, State Th. DuUK;trc ? t » ? tom boosed how much politics enters into thesa mcnt because of the“fifty-fifty” basis important e e - . d the projfeition- • The opposition Clearing the attitude of the Univcr- that this Would be contrary sity of Missouri students, Hough strt- w preßcnt Convention and precedent One argument discussed by the co ? cd~ was that both college boys and girls are supported by their in most cases and merely because a’par -1 cn', is father of a son instead of a r daughter Is no reason why he should 1 .be more heavily taxed. “No impropriety was manifest tc the men and women students who re 1 reived copies of the sex questionnaire. Certainly they were not shocked. Jt was considered by some as a joke; byj many as an interesting experiment ing sociological research, which was in- tended as its purpose.” Several hundred of the question naires, drawn up*and approved by the I dismissed professors, were distributed Ito men and women students with in* structions to answer them anony ! mously.', - . ■' , i The questionnaire, according to the investigating committee, alluded to i*‘ihc changing economic status of wo men, the sexual code, and the morals ideas concerning the family/* meat of public speaking, before the chapel audience Sunday. As an outward evidence of this, the speaker cited the cultivation of a bored, nonchalant indifference preva lent today. He stated that progress depends upon applied science,, which results from wondering. Professor Fruzcll concluded, by say ing, “The American student needs to snap out, of his blase indifference, or protective covering for., something which Is not there, and face his own ignorance." THe (srner unusual HAVBK SCHEDULE (mi L*ek' Ibm - L*ck Rim f*»t» -i Stiff AJi..- { : im pj. • FM. ■ ! ; .IMU Hm v . (Bw<in Paly) ' 1 »*Sat«i THE PENN-STATE COLLEGIAN NEW JERSEY COLLEGE GIRLS FAVOR DUTCH TREAT SYSTEM That all college dates should be Campus Bulletin Publication of the Collegjan will be suspended with, this issue until aftci; the mid-semester recess. The next issue of the Collegian will be published Tuesday, February il. Tickets for the Spalding concert, third of the Artists’ Course scries, will be on sale at the Treasurer’s officu in tho old Beta Theta Pi house until Thursday, i ALARM CLOCKS Crabtree’s ALBERT DEAL & SON Heating AND . Plumbing : 117 Frazier Street SHOE hEPAIRING .',j, •“* ' . ; PENN STATE : SHOE SfcJOP . EARL. I. KLINE, Proprietor Opposite Post Office of the Homes There Must be a Reason Class rings desired delivery-on February 16 may be ordered through Robert Tice ’3O at Delta Upsilon fra ternity. Orders arc open to juniors and seniors only. - Caps and gowns will be distributed at Stark Brothers and Harper .from 7 until 9 o’clock Tuesday night. A de posit of $6 will be required. An nouncements will also be given out’at this time. Statements from outside physicians explaining absence on adcount of ill ness must be presented at the Health Service office within forty-eight hours after returning to classes to obtain official excuses. This ruling will go i into effect at the beginning' of the second semester. * February Clearance Sale of ‘ Furniture and Rugs All reductions granted from the original price tags Savings frpm 10 to 30 Percent FEBRUARY lst'to 16th ■ ’ ■' V; ' ; [■ ' - Spring Street ; Beliefonte, Pa. - 'Good Furniture since .1811 Cook With Gas ' After one year of operation by the Central Penna.( Company; one half of the homes have been eonned; ; - V tyitb ’gasservice.'\ J We will sell during February And March 100 Gas Ranges j ; at a 25% reduction. These ranges are of the most mod- ‘ ern design and ail have the well-known oven heat con- V trol.; Purchases ctjh be made as low as §5.00 down and: j $5.00 per month, with a liberal allowance on your old . coaly oil, or electric stove.:; ' Central CLASSIFIED FOR RENT—One large doable room, also one single room. Apply 224 S. Allen Street. -Phone 537-R. ltp-M ANYONE hiking' taken bridge lamp by mistake from ‘ Armory after Senior Ball Please communicate with Alpha Chi Sigma. Phone 57 ; , ~ ltp-M WANTED —Work by day or week. Experienced. Can give good refer ences. CaU 188-J " UpM WANTED—Large Casualty Company wants graduate . Civil, Electrical, Mechanical or Industrial Engineer with about ten years experience for in State Coiliesge , ALLEN STREET . 'lffes.. Tuesday, Janaary 28, 1930&1 occident prevention work in of territory. State salary expert .and accompany application photograph.. Only resident of , burgh; Pennsylvania, or wanted to apply.- . The Pipe even helps you say nothing at all. .1, YOU’VE noticed how express?*' • the pipe can be, what meaning.' it can put Into the amplest gestures The pipe even help* you say nothing at all—and that, O mortal, taka', ©man among men 1' Men to their pipes and woifith ' to their, lipsticks—hut suppose yea had'no pipe and faced repression, l Suppose you had.no tobacco to p&:;- Nin your pipe! Empty pipes nttfc-; empty gestures that have no ing. .Filled with good tobacco, yowl:, pipebecomcs eloquent FHlcdwithp Edgeworth, it is Olympian! • jpj. What,no Edgeworth? Lodea#:; a moment-—haste to the mails the coupon. Let the machinery of 1 ;: government rush to you a frsej packet of/good old delicious and friendly EdgeWOrtk'l; ton-flavored, 4lqw*bunung. cod.-; fedeewceth carefiijr nSnIM blend of jood tobacoga .J ffcjq—jlfl —adapted espedellr tar. .. hfiSU pipe-atuokin*. lUqojlfty.J -[fgrJ/Sggl ’ - pndQavcrn«rorc&#n|4.V'- lIWQSjSjH' aarv;,, wbere !o two form,— “Ready Rubbcd"«nd‘> . “Pin* SQce”— IS* poet* f; ' •et package to poood f®» ;-j. EDGEWORTH • spOKfltd' TOBACCO , •—- : ' • LARDS W»BO. CO. 100 f 8. 2# Sb/Richmond, Va. , . ’ til try' your Pdgrwwtb* And I’ll by - ft (p • good Ripe. . >. - - ■ . ,■ - ; ■ Btrtrf-; ,i ir. ,i i ’ _' : ■ jfow faf ih* E*J4™arit> com*/ ; V ’ , ':, • , y.7f , . , :,'!*. - . , : , :..:7 -r,7s.
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