TE COLLEGIAN _ eeml , oreekle during the College year. 1,1,1 en halal.•• of The Penneylran's Sloth College In the Interest of the otudento, retells, olumnl, and friend. THE MANAGING BOARD Coogan Jr. '3O Russell L. Rehm '3O tor•ln•Chiet Minim,. Manarer . Mensch '3O Calvin E. Barwis '3O naiad Lditor Adverthind Mummer Stevenson '3O Henry R. Dowdy jr. '3O ws Editor • Circulation Blonader Quinton E Beauge '3O Snorts 1 ditar ASSOCIATE EDITORS ohen '3l Charles A. Schmidt Jr. '3l ' . McElvain '3l Norman 13 Sobler '3l organ '3l William IS. Ulerich '3l ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS Cuffing '3l Algert J. Mlleshi '3l it. Hellman '3l Harry C Wood '3l astern Interco!'emote Nemapaper Asaoctatton the Poelnfliee Sleie relleye, Pe 114 eeeend-Assn TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1930 FOR SUNDAY PRIVILEGES waging a resolute fight, Illinois students no, the uniteisity golf coulse nod tennis courts ftei nouns The board of trustees handed dosin iiftei petition. horn intelfiateinitt council omen's league had been acted upon favorably. n Ineaks door, a ban that ha. been in effect uni‘ei Nity man founded. State has been clamor mg for like pritileges but n ithout !emit. Opposition to Sunday foolha“l,t, since mimes ale play cut on pi ivately - °ands tegaidley, Giantmg of the phi loge t only encoulage phy 'mar attn ity on an nth°, tom day, but it could liken ise tend to cut strident exodus on shock-ends 'these tine coo ts, added to the fact that but scion of the tut institutions investigated br the Illinois s bar Sunday spot to, r ecotnmend• ac 'enn State ter today asks us to detmonne the student at compulsoty on optional R 0 T C by a campus sunning that the lettm is from an opponent of 12. R 0 C, ue feel safe in declining that mould be an overwhelming viLtory tol hors Illy me mould lathel hold a poll to detelmine the II ant campus is intended foi "slim," pun fm mditaiy thin RE EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS State is Just conning into its °an nn the inter sports nOl lil Although the "bleak" a nth rim would silicate the contra", then e no en en,i, hello, that that setback is only tcmpona" that loss one base football games mall Colgate use lon the next three years, one ninth lowa n, and one ninth liar va“l the following yea, ossnbility is a game north Chicago either in 932 Moreover, it is likely thnt other sports II he scheduled ninth tenons horn Anim, Dart. Ile, Idol) Cross, and Hamand during the nest to this manic Lou Little's decimation that the uth Penn%lvania is ''a misundei standing that patched up" without delay, and likewise his I desna to have Columbia and Penn State meet ninon, and one beeornes more optimistic Then nt these pr.nsew oi thy maul ks with those of Suthei land, who looks lota ard to unnumbm - of Penn State-Pitt I wahy, and Penn State's intercollegiate athletics becomes denier and nat. hot the 1,0;0,11 not on bonhog on the eampuo. uhethen c e ninny c•pect platfonros Innon the that ale othel than Insincere onuses POLLS AND SUCH g nthei things, college students ale taking egulaily nimadays to note on IsSUCS of nary once The one that has made the font page olitan dailies is the mohibition poll With nt colleges getting mention day aft. day wet" ea "thy," mote often "%vet" than "dry," I time, N‘attinie tot the inevitable tetter that who the COLT EGIAN had not ,pont,oted no, and now one hone out °ppm tuntty to an.- fist place, INC don't believe in polls The we nothing unless it is that one college boasts I, than another This statement would be tantly cs eye it to come to the attention of one en els in the poll, because the queries do not • impl3 such an answer But to the =nein' me Kepi esentv di inke,v and non-di ma., 'tate would not gain any pi eslage no matter ote dote mined If the student body voted phi of the State would begin to believe MAI yes leo d Or, knowing , dam entiv, they would at Penn State was changing if the poll e "illy" majority, at would show only that Penn veil the i eputation at had with the ocll- On the Ohm hand, the uninformed would not ed by a poll ['oilman, see prefm to min y snubbing the poll entnely ended trend toward "closed" dances has cans concern of into After enjoying the pint n iting fraternity dances unmolested for a year mom elassmen resent being stopped at the nd nemmiled that in dance is "closed." The netitable, bowmen, since indiscriminate abuse liege became apron cot early this year. It rs to note that the upperclassmen ttho refused to help torrent the abuse rennin,: now that no losers in the long run. The Show Window The motet of the following story is that all un :talon Led \ nung men should slat off the thiid font of Mac huh. It seems that the nremessible Rud Ilaupt ofTmed his sm‘ices malts to a ft tend who hail t ecentlt token up double haloes. nab a co-ed, to as sist in removint'r the said e•-co-ed's pet tonal baggage film het m a in on the thud floor of Mae Hall All went well and good till the figure of Dean Ray em ei god mound one of the cot net- Ms Haupt ',tomtit dived into the loom and in cadet to make things look tight, the new ls-elected husband mot ed away, lent ing Mr Haupt to hit fate Shot, ing 'lst sagacity, Mt Haupt waited until all the co-eds were into lunch and then slipped out of the building as quickly and quietly a. pbssible 'I his happened at the latent Theaplan noon-plo dude'''. A chm lung miss sitting soy close to us asked lice escort why his name hadn't been mention ed in these columns of honor The questioned RIVIIII numediatels pointed out the meek-looking Homy Dowdy and said, "See that fellow noel theme' Ile doesn't like me and won't let thcm . put my name in" So far Dowdy is gamut the only 111011 in the Phi Psi house mho doesn't know who the Campusem ms It ins been requested that we take pains to fled not who the gull us on the thud floor of the Women', Budding, centeu, who will sung I'm a DI CO Mel 110111 hell unulon if come golden-voiced male will shut it hone the ,nlosalk below At last—a ionmnee in the Woman's Building! The Lambda Chis have a new system under which they nonage their blind date business All the !moth., barn - 1g blind dates get togethm and make up a pool Aftei the date Is oven they get togethei and decade who won the pool and d thole is a dispute, a vote is taken as soon as possible him the house-at ge So far the winners of these pools hate not had to-eds as imam shs clime We always felt sine that to-eds note not the most undem.able young lathes Rum, ha. it that Denn Stoddai t was !esp.,- foi placing that "lolly pop" tragic sign cal boon on the Label al hit.• bulletin boaid Iltstm cal fact fot this , eel, The A G R's vet v seldom use then ftont. dom We know the co-ed who would rather be a June !mule than a Mat Queen. bout the campus Galbraith, the playboy of the English dep. tment Leois' eye has healed up we y n !Lek MI .1 rOtabflii man i Ith a co-ed in tow God Paulh.unus., the Apollo of Locust Lane Bob Biggins casts a ci meal eye Gicel. Mike Kaplan assists the onto e football team to pur chase a topcoat for hun—the migmal helping-hand boy Pi obet t, who thinks that Cy Sob let writes this column A sophomore who is obey ing class customs . The student who di opped the bottle at the Senior Ball—it's pecuhim how such mem ones stack in one's mind . Betty Km slake panes us. a thee* snide—so cheery that she deserves to he placed in this column Evm yone is eating ice cream cones these bulniv day .. A popular boot legger in a new suit .. A couple of new hater mty houses going up beyond Locust Lane .. Ooeteents ale being sent home by the optimists l We catch no selves looking longingly at golf clubs in a sloop window vtormal fact fol last tl eek•' There has never been a greet sir accident in State College. THE CAMPUSEER 1 .\ Tll/;UVIVERSI 7' YMANNER Easter Dads For New Styles and Colors 7'hr,i'n no ennumblion 011011( di coo- C ) non /In Mix //anon hell an 1 ) Inviont and a pond one. Mont Men Oh4ter re II MIIC IA 0 PlOOllO 1970 oho —A lefinomenl of /he always popular Poled', Mae. Stark Bros. & Harper "A Style Center" N 11XT TO TUE MOVIES YEE PENN STATE COLLEGIAIq FACULTY FAVORS t ailed and finanena atrangemento eau Rho selles out of the e•petonental i%tagL," nolo, Gtant polottd out ARTISTS' COURSE' tholoughh ammo° of conttnu ong the coneelto dome the routing Intel season," was the opinion of Arthut R Win nook, dean of men I Morse. Warnock, Grant Believe n o e f to Dean r W t a h l o n s the Series Successful—Hopeful onv Of Return Program 'qualihed to judge the flit Atti,ts "'noise ins eats the appieelation of the ;unit!. and student body lon the cep° music having esthetic value I "Although the fu.4 AltNts' Course! EMS csiiitate the continuance nest eat," %di ran 0 Moi,e seeretai y to the. Pi wildcat, declared yesterday "I believe the coin se accomplished all that it ..et out to do," Me. Moine I continued "It pim riled the highest tope of artiste, and alio, ded teehnital ; students a him al education in music" Ir commenting on the'cues, Rich aid W Grant, professor of mush, belie% es that the Artist',' Course as the utNtanding musical success of this teal, will plobabh. be 'glinted in 19.10411, "It al Casts of the same le, el are se mode, next yew 's Pc otn am n all talc. Joe E. Brown and Winnie Lightner "Hold Everything" The Comedy Riot of the Season! LOOK YOUR BEST For Easter Penn State's Best Dressed Men Wdl Get then bats bloLked at JIM'S PLACE South Allen Street CO-EDS Make SCHLOW'S QUALITY SHOP Your Headquarters R. F. Stein Motor Co. Storage, Gas and 011 24-Hour Service Phone 252 SAMER'S RAINWEAR. t YORKTOWN COAT , 1 , I d ' s .'.. ii ,ll.' . V , ... The Yorktown Coat is the latest addition to the Frog Brand family. :hie smart vrct-weather coat has a convertible military collar—rob. lan shoulders and Is a serviceable garment Itglit in weight CI flexible. A genuine oiled Frog Brand Slicker is the leading vvet•weather protection for college men and ...Mil See these garments 95 yourdealers.. H. M. SAWYER & SON East Cambridge • •• Mass. WHITMAN'S CANDIES SPECIAL EASTER BOXES Robert .T. Miller FOR HER: She'll appreciate her name on an Easter egg. e. 9 'The Sweetest Place' C 9 REGORY'k, 7 --_1 . 4 ' ' ' ') ' 4 , 1, --- _- . /,',' ' „/, /€94/ Z_O ® (1 ~,'-' '5/ From sturdy Scotch Grain walking shoes to lightest dancing pumps every pair of John Wards is built of fines leather. $7 and $9 J'o 6 W ed MEN'S SHOES Inspect these fine shoes cc Montgomery and Co. Encouraging the long distance habit An interesting example of organization is the development of long distance telephone business. Men .ind women of the Bell System made this service worthy, ,md the public has recognized this by its greatly in creased usage. The Bell Laboratories improved the quality of sound transmission by modifying emsting apparatus and designing new. Western Elec tric' manufactured the necessary eqUipment BELL SYSTEM .4 natson-rosdr system of Inter-tonneet•ng telephoner "OUR - PIONEERING - WORK-HAS-JUST--BEGUN" Juntois in the Mining department ale conducting an ineticction through the eastein pa, t of Penn*lvania, and ill c eturn at the end of the Eastei IC 1.111.1011 It's a Sport Season Of Nurse You'll Want Sport Clothes Sweaters $3.75 to $7.50 Knickers $3.75 to $8.50 Flannel Trousers $7.50 to $11.50 Sport Shoes $5 to $l2 FROMM'S OMMilt' fi Ina campus For Good Meals Served Right TRY THE Campus Green Room We Specialize Dinners, Parties and Banquets Phone 734 East College Avenue "YOU CAN GET IT AT METZGER'S" Pennants for hiking. Tags, Twine, Paper for Wrapping Packages, etc. Laundry Cases, Suit Cases, Trunks L. K. METZGER, 111-115 Allen of the highest standards. Operating telephone companies, working with the American Tele phone and Telegraph Company, shortened the time for completing calls and reduced the rates. In all a coordinated work, bringing to gether many and varied activities; and typical of the way in which telephone service is constantly being made a better tool for the nation's needs. Tuesday, April 15, 1930 11 - 11LW _ - Larkii t 4 VI MM4 (No matinees during Easter Vacalio EEO= Matinee at 1:10 Frank Fay and All-Star Cast in "UNDER TEXAS MOON" Mnhnee nt 1 30 Lorain Young, Doug Fairbunkn, I=l TBUBSDAY—Erenzng shoning on , Ton, Moore, Blanche Smeet in . "111E WOMAN RACKET" Van and Schenk, Bennie Rubin Turx LE %MED %BOUT %NOME SATURDAY— Charles Farrell, Mat, Duncan in “CITY GIRT," Part-Talking and Ilu.u.al Scare Nittany Theatre EMEEME Virginia Valli, John 11olInnil in "GUILTY"
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