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Swimming Pool Project
Is Revived hy Bezdek
Class Presidents Plan
Organizations to
Stir Interest
Uesuuccling a project dormant at
Penn St.itc fot twentv-livo veais Hu
go Bc*7dck, duecloi of athletics, took
active steps Wednesday ntght to lead
tho visional y swimming pool out ol
ohscunty into Hie ie«lm of a possi*
bilitv in the null futtm;
Following a meeting of class exe
cutive . with the athletic dnoctoi eaily
in the week, each piesident planned;
to appoint a committee to icvive inter- 1
est in the pool among the ‘tudent
body On Wednesd.iv night, Mi Her
dek explained the pool piojeet to a
leccptivc junioi class
Kean C Reese, piesident, mimed
Amhew McNeillic* chaiiimm ot the
junioi class swimming pool commit
tee Otliei membeis of the gioup
will'll will plan methods of taising
money and spreading piopoganda for
tho pool aie Flank Dtcdnch, David
C McLaughlin, William K Uleuch
Karl F. \entci ji , and Chailes A.
Schmidt
Although results of the committee's ]
woik will piobahlj decide the moth-j
ods to be used m making the pool a'
realitv, at the junioi meeting it wa&j
suggested that each membet of the
class pledge $lO to the piojeet If
this idea is cai 1 led out thi ouphout the
student body, about •? 10,000 would be
icali/ed, it was pointed out
Such a sum would act ns an impetus
to the mo\e and would aid giently in
influencing a n.ateiial conti ibution
Horn other souices, was the opinion at
the moating Wednesday night. The
contiibution would also linancc the
erection of the finest class memonal
possible, it was sliown.
Sidney II Lewis MO, will head the
senioi gioup on the swimming pool
investigation lie will name his as
sistants Wilhm H. Znne. man, sopli
omoic class piesident. ami John A
Wood, fieshnun executive will select
committee chaumen to oigantze the
undei class bodies
Fifteen ycais aftei the first want
foi u swimming pool was felt heie,
dSO membeis of the class of 10122
pledged $lOO each foi the installation
of a pool Because space was not
available* in the piescnt Rcticalton
Hall for the pool, the pioblem now
includes a Imildmg to house the plant
However, $22,000 has been collected
fiom the 1022 p'edgccs, and ioniums
at hand, available fot use n its oug
lnn* pui pose at anj time
STANDFORD GRADUATE M IKES
PAPER FROM FOREST WASTE
In line with the national policy of
oiisei vulio i of n.iluial lesouiics, a
it.ill foul mmcisiU giaduale student
ias peifeetcd a method foi making
>apei and vvall-hoaul liom foiest
wi-lc mateiials
Samples of the wall-boaul made by 1
.his method aie icputcd to lie of beltei
pial.tv than that made horn the usual
•oitice of mateual foi papei-making
[lccausc of the gicat waste in the log
'int, and milling woik the souice isi
unlimited although the commercial,
feasibility of the piocess has not yet
jecn detei mined, ;
Springtime May Be Just Around the Corner
BUT - - -
Kodak Time
IS ALWAYS HERE
T K„ DE N N QTATE
lhe Jthoto oh of
IMione 400 212 E. COLLEGE AVE.
Hillside Ice Co.
ICE and COLD STORAGE
ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS COAL
FIREPLACE WOOD
I'liunc 136 ,* " li “ North Patterson street
Co-eds Obtain Double
Function for /. F. Ball
Fieshman, sophomore, and up
pci class women inuy have double
social functions for the Intoifia
teimty Ball week-end, the W. S
G A Senate douecd this week
With the new ruling in effect
fic'hhinen now have three double
social functions foi fotmnl dances
second semester, instead of two as
in foimer years, while sophomores
also have one moie double late priv
ilege foi an additional all College
function. The new piivilegcs were
grmted following suggestions sub
mitted to W, S G A. legniding
additional piivilegcs.
ALUMNI RECOGNIZE
MONT ALTO SCHOOL
Penn Slate Graduate Council
Officially Admits More
Than 300 Members
J More than 300 graduates of Mont
| Alto Foiostry* school are now definite
,ly a part of Penn State The execu
tive boaid of the Alumni Association
officially admitted the new gioup of
alumni into the organization recently.
The new membeis will take act»vc
pail in the selection of the fust Alum
ni Council, and aie included m the
new districting plan which will divide
the country into forty-five sections.
The foiesters giaduated from four
year courses are found in all branch
es of forcstiy and allied fields. About
60 per cent of the giaduates are now
in forestry woik in all parts of the
countiy.
, The Mont Alto Forest School was
established in 1003 hy the late Dr. .T
T RothrocK, generally recognized as
the ‘father of Pennsylvania forestry.’
The forest school at Penn State was
established as a professional forest
school in 1005 as a department in the
School of Agnculturc.
As a lesult of the recent merger of j
the two schools the 'Pennsylvania!
State Forest School' was originated,,
uniting the equipment and facilities]
of both units Both plants me now |
used in training the foicstcrs, and the
coalition of the alumni bodies is the
last step in the complete union of the
two schools.
rUVTERXITY PLANS DEBATE
Members of Kappa Phi Kappa, hon
oiaiy educational fratemilv, will de
bate the question, “Resolved, That vve
have fiee junior colleges for all stu
dents,” at a meeting of the society
Wednesday night. t
Latcbl Spring Designs
Suits and Topcoats
For Men and Young Men
GERNERD’S
1 to Allen St.
j COUNCIL CONDUCTS
SCHOLASTIC PROBE
Names Student-Faculty Committee
To Investigate Problem of
Ethics m Classes
Scholastic ethics at Penn State will
be investigated by a student-faculty j
;committoo appointed by F. Bruce i
Baldwin ’3O at a meeting of Student l
Council Tuesday night This action
is the lesult of a leport adopted by
the faculty Council of Administiation
and read to the Council.
Piof Edwin F Bamfoul, of the so
etology depaitment, Di Biuce V
Mooic, psvchology depaitment, and
Pi of. Russell B. Nesbitt, civil engm
ecnng depaitment, will lepicsent the
faculty on the committee. As stu
dent membeis Baldwin appointed
HanyA Maikle “JO, llanv W Light
stone ’3l and Edwnid W. White \)2
Tho lcpoit adopted by the Council
of Administiation lecommended thnt
Student Council select thiee faculty
members and tlnee uppeielass stu
dents to considei the piobloms of
cheating and cribbing
WILSON, STOUFF RECEIVE
1931 ‘FARMER’ POSITIONS
8 Become Department Editors and
5 Make Business Staff
W Moods Wilson ’3l was elected
editoi-in-chief and C Wallace Stoulf
’3l, business managei of the I'enn
SUtlc Fauna at the annual election
Monday night.
Dawson E Molvneaux ’3l was se
lected managing editor with II Earn
est Bccthel ’3l as campus editor and
Fred F. Vreeland ’3l as alumni edj
toi. John S Rankin ’3l will sene as
contiibutmg edttoi, Alvin H. House
'3l as Giange eclitoi and Zela F.
Welsh '5l as home economics editor
Hoiiau! W Cnitei ’32 and John W.
Kennedy ’32 wcie appointed assistant
editors.
Otliei membeis of the business staff
arc Samuel B. Milliums '3l, uicula
tion managei, Grant E Stein Ml,
local advertising managei, and Rob
eit G Howard Ml, foieign advertis
ing managei. William D. Landis M 2
and Frank L Weaver M 2 will serve
as assistant business managei s
Darit Experiment •
with your Appearance
Montgomery & Co.
State College, Pa.
Quaker State Motor Oils
NONE BETTER
Ask Us About The Extra Quart in Each Gallon
Stover’s Service Station
EAST COLLEGE AVENUE
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
MISS BRILL OFFERS BOOKS
AS VOCATION GUIDANCE AID
As an aid in solving the problem
of choosing a vocation, several books
dealing with professions open to wo
men have been placed in nlcovo J of 1
the Carnegie hbruiy by Miss Julia
G Bull, assistant professor of English
composition
Campus Bulletin
The sale of faculty tickets for the
national collegiate vviestling meet will
be held Monday at the Athletic asso
ciation ofliec The student ticket sale
will begin Tuesday
Employment propositions fot non- 1
technical locations for seniors arc be
ing filed at the “V" hut under the
supervision of the business sccretniy
=en
A special student sale of reserved j
balcony scats foi the National Wrest
ling Tournament will take place at
the A A. Office Tuesday Scats for
the pielnmnarics nje priced at fifty
cents, semi-finals at seventy-five cents,
and finals at ?l.
All gills interested in archeiy will
icpoit to the W. A. A. room, McAl
listei Hall, with a copy of then sched
ules, at 1 JO o'clock Saturday.
==l
Senioi gnls who plan to attend the
foimal class dance at the Sigma Phi
Epsilon house, next Satuiday, should
repoi t to the W. S G A. room in Me-
Allister hall, Monday to receive tick
ets flee of chaige No one will be
admitted without tickets
GRAHAM & SONS
Established 1896
When you think in terms of good candy
YOUR STATIONERY IS YOUR REPRESENTATIVE
FIRST IMPRESSIONS ARE LASTING—CONSULT
US CONCERNING YOUR 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 and The Corner
15-DAY SHOE SALE
March 15 - March 29
Our First and Only Sale in Eight Years
University Shoes at Less than Half Their Actual Cost
STATE UNIVERSITY SHOE COMPANY
109 Pugh Street Always Open Evenings
Tickets for the Mac Hall dance to
be held next Finlay night, will go on
sale in all the women's dormitories
nnd cottages Monday
Sophomoio girls will hold a dance
at the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity
house Saturday. Music will be fur
nished by the Campus Owls. Sub
scription is $lOO per couple.
Tickets for the next Players’ pro
duction will be on sale at Kccicrs'
Book store foi 75 cents and $l, in
stead of 50 cents and 75 cents as pre-
viously announce!
I=MI:1
Anyone wishing to attend the Cor-i
nell icunion and dinner which will be 1
held m the University club at 7*30
o'clock April 1, should notify Clyde
KnandeU 320 Ridge avenue, before
March 25
CLASSIFIED
LOST—A pm with initials MET
'32 Return to Sychoi House.
FOR S\LE —Dress suit and Tuxedo,
. phone 532-U ltph
LOST—Textbook “Advertising Copy’’
by Hodgkiss In 25 L. A about two
weeks ago. Please ietuin to L Etb
or H. Wood, Collegian office.
CLEANING PRESSING
MRS. ANDY SMITH
South Allen St Phone 237-R
THAT’S US
LOST—Bridge lamp disappeared Horn
fraternity booth nt the Sophomoic
Hop. Please call social chaumun
at 479
WANTED—Maid to do finteimtyi
work. Answei by letter addressed,
to C. D., care of Penn State Col
lfgian, stating salary expected, le
fcrcnccs, etc. ltp-M
FOR SALE—Vose and Son upright
piano, excellent tunc, just the thing
for a fiateimty Also a Cioslcy 1
| electiic radio Phone 373 ltM 1
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—Themes j
reports, and nil kinds of student!
work done on short notice Cnllj
j 731 West Foster or Phone 271-M.
\\ANTED—Six students for three!
room apartment. Living loom, study'
room, and bedioom Shower a<l-!
jncent. 214 E. Nittany. Phone 310. |
PINB FOOTWEAR FOR MSN
1111 m all cur footwear ex
perience we have seen no
finer example of shoe
tailoring than the Ascot.
Its trim, neot lines—the
simplicity of Its design and
stitching makes the Ascot
a gentleman’s shoe In
every sense of the word.
Spring Tan or dignified
Block.
College Boot Shop
Allen Stieut
TIIE STRONG RESOURCES AND UP-TO-THE
MINUTE FACILITIES OF THIS BANK ARE
HERE READY FOR YOUR USE. WE COR
DIALLY INVITE YOU, WHETHER YOU ARE
AN OLD DEPOSITOR OR A PROSPECTIVE
DEPOSITOR, TO COME AND make use of them.
The First National Bank
OF STATE COLLEGE, PA.
DAVID F. KAPP, Cashier
AND NOW
She SPEAKS!-
The Mast Fascinating Figure of the Silent
Screen Wins New Triumphs by Her Act
ing ancl Beauty, to which is Now Added a
Voice of Unfoigettablc Appeal
A GREAT STAR! A GREAT DRAMA!
Caught in the throbbing currents of lile
and love on the East River waterfionl
.... It is Eugene O’Neill’s famous play.
GRETA GARBO
in her First Talking Picture
“Anna Christie 99
CIIAULES BICKFORD
Friday, March 21, 1930
WANTED—Limited number college
men to icpresent nutiomdly-known
company during summer months.
| Pleasant, piofitablc work. Sec S.
| Sinclair, Theta Chi House ltpW
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Signs
of
Spring
everybody ieels -frf
like di easing up
heavyweight
clothing becomes
burdensome uncom
fortable—out of place.
It’s time to pick your
new Society Brand or
Braoburn Suit and
Light colors dominate
to the point of mono
poly Ci eamy rich
shades ~— extremeiy
light in color and
’3O “’55
FROMM’S
opposite ft out campus
MARIE DRESSLER