LTE COLLEGIAN II
'elm, tha Coll.. ,ear. .Trent an hre114... I THE LION'S DEN
rank Stale Colleaa In the Interest al the
1, alumni, and friends.
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ANAGING BOARD
:0 Russell L. Rehm '3O
Ballarat Manater
Calvin E. Barms '3O
Advertialns. Manner
:0 Henry' R. Dowdy jr. '3O
Circulation Manager
:n B. Beauge '3O
Sport* Editor
CIATE EDITORS
Charles A. Schmidt Jr. '3l
31 Norman B. Sobler '3l
Wllliam K. therich '3l
BUSINESS MANAGERS
Algert J. Mileski '3l
1 Hairy C. Wood '3l
collegiate, Newspaper Association'
1flLa!fl1fl 1 flUI 4rrrn.nrnl
Y, APRIL 25. 1930
1R MAY QUEEN
ed out Oui co-ed. had their olAn
•au again before the Mac Queen
old 1040 M, piecinnable, foi run
problem-, that lorig since ,hould
ut unfoitunatele for mu co-eds,
fate Now the .toiy going the
pular deci.ion by the women lead
too co-eds flout gaining lecogni
nants to the May Queen licmn
n tended to undeinune public con
the winnei, of hen just due
election is lustoi N, CI ties Ilse up
hum an I,l,lllsta:a The dlssatts
a men's student hod.; add lig male
otestants. Almost Instantly this
it of men students is openly re
use. Out co-eds fin get, no doubt,
the majmny on the campus, and
spect, they must bow to then
eon is one of then ',turns. They
e belief that men students should
selealon of Penn State's this
o sole uith the men in this con
oson why the men should not be
ion of co-eds lot class offices, but
, ueeo If the ,omen me to enra
y I behly des. se on the eampu+
o give the men students an eginal
f the ,onnan uho is hailed as Penn
We hale had enough of this nett)
fm the uomen of the College to
to campus nights
NS FOR SAFETY
notion that Penn State should
i two all for the 4A° of ttndition
he college spoils world as Nittany
iiithout any mascots that can as
title It mould be fun, sin think
on the flout campus whole oul
dted to feed peanuts or whatever
route to the burns to see Prostate
see night hate a gigantic 'ally on
Bicknell game on the Pitt game,
on the campus, if only to test nun
if a tuiditional football encountm
e stationed about the cage front
oughout the year, these guards to
lank, of the then-famous Campus
e lions uould full into line, and be
t the campus gates Then the
to place tot students to ttead, and
I be able to upend all then effotto
1 out truffle pi oblems.
IVER HORNE
The Penncy lrania Gazette)
nsylvama alumni the Getzette Os
lo patents and to °the, membeis
a Horne in then tragic loss
n, in fu eung the s 3 mpa thy of the
rye, Ho, ne nnti an excellent Au-
ftiends and tequected by he, in
n as captain of the boxing tenon
to his athletic ability but also to
nip His ttagic death has sadden
father and mothet and
dy ha., the 43 mpathy of us all."
tam of the boxing team, was in
the mtereollegmte championship
alestra on Match 22nd Ile died
the 21 ear old son of Mr and
eof ilea Yolk City, collapsed
fought the senu-lantl bout in the
mention a blood clot was found to
am and un opelation was perform
shot t tune following the open atnon,
elapse and tontanued to lose
eof Ins death The bout ni which
vould have been his last, as the
ollegiate season The Phrueurns
• sustained in the bout on March
le caw. of death, but that punish
her bouts and an accident expen
d had combined to lowni his rests
he statement Issue' by the attend
in nimble that pneumonia, develop
le Opel ation, uas the detei tnnut:
ler then the loon I !Inge of the
OY DANIEL .
As Ctesar said to Brutus as he came out of a
I estaurant, "Et, tu g Brut) 9"
onpa on the campus. sago that beheld to Dan
t atereott $1 all, Ind Donutln», aun,d 1,1 , , boon who
01(10 go to, nothnig.
EPITAPH
Hole lie the bon,
Of Piccolo Pete,
Ile tiled to eat
With hi, toning folk.
Up and at 'em an mural Heard some talk about
a cm tam co-ed dub that had uon a cup for the bas
ketball ehammonshm, and later discosered that the
same cup had been stolen senor al months before To
,m a stolen cup is something unusual
=EI
Someday n freshman mrll start oat in search of
I person knonn .o. All.rrr Stl cot
801110111 V Cllllll/11% COIN 11111 near m ing, inctend
I=III
Someday "Composed" will be shot and Daniel
will hat e to WI two columns aah po.ll-posh.
Soineila the navel, will wi ite nasty lettd s in
l!MIEM=!11
Someday the College will hold a bake sale and
cheat the stoild b) disposing of seveml half-baked
ticmots and profs
Someda) fi atel nttleB all base a .tuchnu, at
Someday Yo-vn-mg a ill . be made a major col
le,tate spor t
Someday someone pill enntlibute to this colamn
Someday this column con go to-the pi Intel
==!
Daniel has made stain ti ng diecovei en in his le
cent secret ins estigation of campus polities Ile pie
ilicts that in the soy neat future the political tan moil
sing ham the squabblings of cliques in selecting
then candidates mill result in the for elation of an
exceptionally strong hieh mill, in time, floe
to great pone] in student politics
Daniel believes that the ma of pi onnscuous pol
itical promises .11111 ardent hand-shaking is on the
voice of gieing may to a 'micd in isloch one panty
mill dominate politics by inempoiation in its plat
foim the outstanding issues on the campus The
futuie successful political group must propose
1 The equipping of our "folly cops" moth teas
gas pistols and "1.1" bullets for then toy 1 evolve,
The tem gas m capons mill pi ove %my effective in sub
duing obstinate professors and deans mho resist ai
lest after breaking parking regulations. The bul
let, may be used to quell slot., in the vicinity of Mae
Hall at meal tones, and to practice target shooting on
"lolly pops "
2 The bieaking up of fiatanity monopolies on
College activities This move would no doubt be a
tremendous blow to the Betas and Phi Gains, but it is
the genemal student contention that the "atistociney"
has conttolled the Thespian Club too long and that the
middle class should be given a chance to perform
'1 The incotpotation of a bus line to cagy stu
dents Tice of chatge to classes in Old Mining and
Ag Hill This line will be finnnced by this Vacation
Fine Department
Throe ale many othoi imminent issues snhnch
Daniel does not cane to discuss at present, but which
ahem publicly announced will meate 'a great farm
among the student vote, But Daniel promises that
he will soon have some more still thng announcements
to mote
SENIORS !
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CATIIAUM THEATRE BUILDING
Tri BMW, COLLEGIAIq
500 TO COMPETE ,
,MOTHERS TO VIEW
IN MUSICAL EVE 'SKIDDING' MAY 10
NT
plo3el:4' Present Drum of T)plcal
High Schools From S 'Counties
Will Enter Varied Contest
Programs Tomorrow
Motheis' Dav celebration May 10 will
Cher 500 high school students from see typical home qua tels and peti t
eight central Ponnsyhania counties difficulties reenacted fm them in Penn
will compete rot leadership in nine
teen musical events beginning at 1' to be
State Playins' 'production, "Skidding,'
o'clock bete tonionom afternoon in presented in Schmid, nudism mum
that mening.
Schmab auditoillllll The contest , „ ski„,
will be held under the auspices of the dd g'' is Aura= Rouveiol'a
ilcan home-
Pennsykanni Poi ensie league
three-act comedy of Ame
, life that phased a nine months run on
Thiee classes of seconchily schoois, „ oaths
lust yea, It depicts the
' tonged according to size, In vie fin
troublesof hams daughter of 1l
dIStIIIO,IOII 111 vocal solo Contest, in-
stiumentml solos, glee club, oichestia imminent Judge in an Idaho city.
and band competition. Pi of Richard The daughtei, played by Justine M
W Giant, director of the College de- Ructions.. "12, is a college graduate who
ointment of music, will supervise the ; year no to enter polities in °idol to as
entne mogi am :scot hem fathom in his light for re
m, of :cleat. The part of the filth.. is
poitraved by Rollin D. Retool, Jr '3:l
music in Altoona high schools,
assist membeis of the College faculty] Complications are added, homes el,
in Judging singing contests Prof .In, the refusal of the young lady's
Wilfied 0 Thompson, and Mi Hum
mel Fishburn, of the music depart- ,
ment, still judge band and orchestiu
Lompetations.
Counties sending their outstanding
high school musicians here ale Ulan,'
Cantle, Cambita, Clearfield, Hunting
don, Minn, Soy del. and Union Win.
nets in the competition wdl be eligible
fm the state tournament at the Ulll
vmsity of Pennsyhania May 9.
Five gal's glee clubs, four boy's,
glee clubs, and lout miz,gd choluses
ale included in the canes Orchcs
tias at e entered front Fet ndale and
State College high school, and bands ,
from Pot tag,e and State College Fern
dale high of C.tulln -ounty
lolh, In county,
,chool, of Hurl-
Rntpred gn IN
ale high school,
and Petelsbing high st
tnigdon county, lane
quartets
ATTENDS LIBRARY DEDICATION
Di F Theodore Strucl,,of the in•
dustiial education doing tnici . it, is sea
iesenting the Unneisity of Oiogon at
the dedication of the new Lehigh um
‘eisity library today
RHYTHM
for the gods to step to
Ruoy'VALLEE'S
'"STEIN , SONG.
„imelln f versityofitfaine',
4,,A H , ; 1 1 ,i ,1 i.
r t e r up your hearts In flue
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N.,
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Vallig song with a thrill that's n solar
plexus oat lop'
The
In sst and the'nZnest music its on
tor Rs s perihrmeel 1,) the
not nj this eurhl q oreht string and
vas IN EVERY FIELD. The
nous VII tor ,lame arrangements
uhl riptenate a temenartan' Ilere
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ALL THE MUSIC YOU WANT
WHEN YOU WANT IT. on_
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Ilome-bre Difficulties, Fun
In modern Families
Pai outs corning hem tom the annual
' Ride For Your Health—
Lovers of good horses are want
ed to keep out saddles cseicised
Our mice Is Neu reasonable.
Ask your physical ditector to
anon you athletic credit fot
riding
S. C. Riding Academy
(Rear of Harvey Bakery)
The most popular cereals served
in the dining-rooms of Amerman
colleges, eating clubs and fra
ternitses are made by Kellogg
in Battle Creek They includg
ALL-BRAN, Pep Bran Flakes,
Rme Ki - Whe
(tee Krtspies, neat Krumbles,
and Kellogg's Shredded Whole
Wheat &scud.
Also Ku ff ee Hag
Coffee—the coffee that lets
you sleep.
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„OTHERSIIIIIr.n lg.,
,07'HER DA y Rea 11 Derick 9 . ' Ivh , . you ...I th ,,
• beet In Ire Glen°, 0111
Only tun wee,. Inn, "STORES OF SERVICE”
Ph'" Una' n"i" !n' FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE Rome Made 0.1e1`, , 1
ii httnutles now! , the Ireptlientente.
WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY
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Dental Needs Toiletries Shaving RequiSites
75c Tangee 35c Krank Lather Kreem 27c
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31 : 41, ' 7 iiii4 -.:.a .W c. ~.., ; '.: ' ,. ;%v„,, Rouge 69c 40c Squibbs Shave Cream 211 c
' ~,...,.r i is6 6; 't', 50c Trial Size 85c Combination Williams
33 c ... 1 . ,. ..H,1--t- - ,,"g" - ' - ' , • Coty Per Shaving Cream & Aqua
50c Dr. West Brush
50c Dr. West Paste 29c ' •
- ~ : .:: .i : - 7 • 4 , fumes 29c Yelva 28c
50c Phillips Dental Paste 37c ',.: .:: - ,y;',...,.' , ,,,, $l.OO Coty 35c Palmolive Shave
$l.OO Lavoris 77c ' , ,i.,.. ~...,:Face Pow- Cream 9 3c
50c Kolynos Tooth Paste 28e - ~., : ,'-'. der :___69c 50c Mennens Sha', e Cream 31c
65c Forhans Tooth Paste__37c $1.50 Yardley Complexion 50c Ingrams Shave Cream Ole
50c 'Mina Tooth Paste____3lc Cream $1.39 50c Combination Mennen:,
50c L'epsodent Tooth $l.OO Glebeas Face Pow'r 59c Skin Balm and Talc____ 7c
Paste 9 9c $1:00 Coty Talc 69c' 500 Durham Duplex
40c Squibbs Tooth Paste__l.7e $1.50 Francis Evelyn Blades' 31e
25c Listerine Tooth Paste 17e Cream 98c 35c Gem & Eveready
15c Fcirhans Antigeptic___33c $l.OO Evening In Paris Per- Blades 9 4c
$l.OO X-it Solution 95c fume or Powder 79c $l.OO Autostrop Blades___74c
25e Gainsborough Powder $l.OO Gillette Blades 77c
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SPECIAL Puff
50c Subs, a Cold Cream R IM :.
mover 'Sc 50c Fougere Royale Talc__37c
New Style Wisk Broom in
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Assorted Colors Candy Specials ocizzac 35c flat tins of
75c values Camels, Old
50c Savigne Chocolate Cov- 5 1
' , 1 1 1_ , Golds. Ludo ,
eced Raisins or Peanuts . --''. -:' -.,,,.. Strike, Ches-
Special 49e
lb. 39c —7 .... -- .* terhelds 29e
. Vs lb. Spanish Peanuts in _
BABY NEEDS Cellophane Package____lsc 5c King Edward 6-1-25 c
Vs lb. Jumbo Peanuts in Cello
15c Hygeia Nipples___. I.2scphone Package 25c
PATENT REMEDIES
$1.25 S. M. A. 86c $2.00 Mixed Nuts in Beauty 25c Woodbury Soap 18c
Mc Mellins Food • 61c Box ' $1.59 75c pts. of Rubbing
50c Milk Magnesia 33e SPECIAL Alcohol 49c
40c Castoria 27c Bier Kiss Combination, $1.50 Filches Shampoo $1.29
25c J. &J. Castile 19e $2.50 values, only 98c 45c Kotex 3-4-$l.OO
50 GUESTS TO TOUR C IMPUS
Fifty students from Huntingdon
high school will tour the Penn State
campus Monday as guests of the
warns club of that city While heir
they will be enteitamed by members
of the local Kiwan, group %bile col
lege officials will conduct the tour
01 the campus which will include an
• inspection of all College departments
fiancee to alloy. hei enter mg politics
The obstinate suitor is played by
Chillies Kt ay '3O, who enacts the role
at a u sing engineer, son of n promi
nent funnily
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Buy a new Tux
Throw a party—and enjoy
both for the price of one with
EDWAJID
CLOTHES
.-31/IDE FORYOU
28.75 PRT'`i's 38.75
On Display at
I Smith's Tailor Shop
Kellogg's—the original Corn Flakes
CORN FLAKES,
Friday, April 25, 19811
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ME=
MEEMS
Doroth) Mackaill m
'STRICTLY MODERN"
MONDAY and TUESDAY—
Matinee Dail> at 1:10
Joe E. Brom n, Winnie Lightner in
"HOLD EVERYTIIIN(;"
EM=l
Grant Withers, Loretta Young in
THE SECOND FLOOR MYSTERI
EEMMS
Barba*a Stanv.sclc, Lonell Shernun
Ralph Orme% in
"L &DIES OF LEISURE"
NEXT FRIDAY—
Alice White, Jack lltilhall in
"SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD
Nittany Theatre
FRIDAY-
.ler Eta \ mla Page m
"FREE AND EASY'
SATURDAY
"SPRING IS HERE'
TUESDAY
-I.IIA Lee, Betty Cnnipcon in
"IIIOSE WHO DANCE"
geyZt
CORN
r L A K E s