INN STATE COLLEGIAN ted etronl•yeeeMl, daring the Calle. year, event en hnlldn... The Show Window , of The Penn,lvanta State College In the Intere.t of the ettlentl, faculty, alumni, end friend. THE MANAGING BOARD . Coogan Ir. '3O Russell L. Rehm '3O . ditor•ln•Cltlet Ilusinvoe Monsurr A. Mensch '3O Calvin E. Barwis 'SO ...me I ditor Advertising Manager 1 P. Stevenson '3O Henry It Dowdy 3r. '3O New. !Altar Circulation !Loeser Quinton E. Beauge '3O Sports Editor , ASSOCIATE EDITORS Cohen '3l Charles A Schmidt jr. '3l 1 C. MeE'vain '3l Norman D. Sobler '3l ]organ '3l Wllham K. Clench '3l ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS Cutting 'Bl Algert J. Milcski '3l B !leilman '3l 11.,, ry C IVood '3l WOMEN'S EDITORIAL STAFF . WOOdlo, ';') mere I ddlor M.o. 1 Adams '3l Asrneinle I Jape Faust '3O Jantl L Broslnback '3l anvein. I clitur n.snciale Fditor Gobreeht '3O E Lotnse lioffeillt, '3l Newil I chtor Almel!te Editor Easton Intercollegtato Newspaper Association) Penn Stu. COLLEGIAN unlearn,' eunnnunleallonu on any umen, Intratut All Irma, luer the mune of the nernyerous rrannsunlontlon4wJl l i olort,orrlool In crge the unll Ins or Ina mono 10 11011111,11111 the litter. thin Ire t o lark/retort 11111 i /Wm do plianit. mint uternntrany the LLinn Thr tont, arra not the rurltt to reject all ournmunlrarr, no themorl unlit for put'', num The COI I.FGIAN 0,11211111, Harty for .111111101 V. axurtoornl OlLl itter Lox t the Peelerliet, State Caller, ra, as ...and-elaes matter. TUESDAY, APRIL 29 1930 ON POLITICS comphance mith n request float Stutient rl that the student body be 1111°11;1ml at the ding. class electrons through the columns 1 , 1 CU.Spap(l, the ent.i.ent ft , : Is 11.10101ILed ' to pub on-peals:in noes ttena, of the contending psi patties Items v hitch appeal In out 11CWS not ate Intended, thelefote, to tnfotni out leaflets onto connected aith the election, and not to it of any candidate on candidates The COL r absolutely five of politnal alhanees None members one per venally affiliated mlth env late or 13.11 tn, and no whet Using space nit its Is sold to I.lltlcal factions It is pith this landing, thenefote, that its tams columns ate II to Items of polltteal Interest ' A FREE HOSPITAL se Ns ho cote in faYol of the flee hospital plan at s election, rant peel. Pill think a toast to the ealth of the student body The chief twee he action of Student Council in placing the•pro. on the ballot Pas an unselfish desne to d safeguard the health of the stullent bedy: lie plan pould illiectly benefit only the student NI be foiced to enter the Iniiimai e, °Yelp sta id,' benefit indu cctly h oin this action No ould the Pell student be placed in daily contact sicl student Instead, each pould be segiegat lieneht, n notch nem no to both this spii it, coupled with the prospect of gain °veil hospital and disnensaiy son ice for the body, that has caught the imagination of its to It is estimated that this seisice would be by laising the student fee (loin $4 to $lO a The $lO fee is submitted, not as a ieliable it simply to indicate the mammon . ] fee that the boils udl consent to pay fin implosed set he sole nest week v dl deteimine the student ales of the outcome, the final deemon re th the College A favmable cote Ivould un ,• t exilt in a tonsuleintion of the project by ini.tiation H. upon nisestigation, the Ad ion lea! ned that the plan isete a feasible one, sioulil become a icalits Failing that, the Inc es should pi educe a substitute plan of meta.. than duce months ago a eonmattee horn the ate chapter of the Ammaan Assoemtmn of Piofe,ots mas appointed to investigate the 5 of an unlimited cut system lot 'mums To- Association announces anothet commendable ton, this time of the nays and means of im the English of Penn State gtaduates Menn e fist committee is presumably ssseating (Act 1.11 contained in its moused tem t. fiateinity fioni the vice point of the outside], poison ,ho i.ns novel foitunate enough to Beg°, connotes linnixial estilisagance, the use nilituic of tone and eneigy, and the complete ion of student individuality The frateinity his estimation 14 nothing none than n club ovules boned and loom lot the student nt etor tes while a !needing plate lot snobbery This •100.0101, 14 usually the Niel.= of n first on which may often lie quite misleading. But the the trateinity has gatheied great stt ength ut the genetutions since its founding is con loaf of its talus eating to combine traces with the Inter Imam nul in Withering it, work on the Penn State at month Intiannual Council filed it, petition national group for that body's action With fist ebbing to a close, Intramural Council is nitiently for inter paternity Council's decimon of the petition new would necessitate the du ffle., and the adoption of a rushing code on The Campusem is all set for the Junior Piom, date and all. That Is no hope it includes date and all, although for I F Ball ue note traced at the last minute to go unaccompanied. The prospect of a musical duel between Pal Mallet and Con Jiuber is too much to tesist Do you think that they really will thi ow their instiaments at each other" And then the pi aspect of dancing undei a camp% of South cut smilax and ma loan es is just smothming. What in the world ate they, anyway' About the campus Leo Houck, Seeming black on mottoes and canying an ennimous undo ella .. John ny Metrnen, A T. 0 raaeteei, and Paul Lauer, his Ph] Soc accomplice, l o des mg on the Conner .IS ik SUyler, enterinising ROTC office], sub salutes us all Rose Bann, the lust co-cil to defy the Piess Our esteemed frugal, Probert, moos his moos_ . Ma, Loy, a hand at the D. T D Dairy Barn, is back again .. Bobby Cr 07ICr. she of the Southern accent .. Tutz Medi rch, trying %antis to get into the Nest of his nen suit . Pr of Banner, on- Inman' of the horsy campus tr attic .. Crony Green, hack in the Inuelrght after a short - resort° ... Chit Geary, mho did not get a card from Warm° L . Pat Dutton, vashing she had noses cute. ed pohta.s Stuatt Dinwoodie; obliging hhn ni no .. 011ieei Kaminski, gum ding his f.p.oled pop" Dean Sackett, who managed to get into the White lintem lon a few minute. , oath President and Mio Boos en . Helen Faust, celebrating het 'choose item Senate clut Dalh Mattel, of "S" fame . And het gleeman, Bob Tice .. Dean Chamber, and Latiy Cone% et , join ing VOILes in Chapel songs . Peg Stein, Sebum and Buskuni co-ed . Johnny limns, Delta Sigma Clii politician lame Wieland, hammy ses,tet captain, and town girl . Pete Meek, a leans meek Pht Gam Comptiollet Smith, who knows his tinflie Justine Budlong, looking like Lynn Fontnnne Canniuseet, motor tali,ed by the Thespians . Prof Werner, hatless, but not mahout his brief case , Bob Graham, aspit mg horseman Sul Lem is, mat n ing politicians mai, a smith ... Dean Whatnot°, as yet unknoun to us Julia Sullisan, now a follomet of the sorest game Ernie Paul, back and spas mg his sticks as high as es er Di Ilasek , economist second to none . Ed Krum, debonan DU. . Duc hy Osbourn, looking for his brother Paul Moss, admiling a tatan-haired co-ed colonel . Caroline Ballet, Just another torn girl Mho made good . Mike Hazel, commuting hem Bellefonte day and night Ralph Rickel, tinselling Lion suit salesman Neil Fleming, without Ills hands tied Dean Stochlatt, he of the academic puns . Dick Bell. re potted In lose And Glace Woorhom, interested in one of our contemporaries Months :1y Moot e, the Theta Kappa Ph social King Toni Enstbutn. la menting the belated t etut n of his Sschoi gul fiend . Betty Bell, demure little miss ... Dr Dee, con templating his Ulu to Europe this summer 'MY urn ADVENTUROUS' The sun came up sinning, but it took my breath :may in older to get on for an S o'clock class But I did it , Then I managed to schonble t h i ough a tumul t., mottling dodging "folly cops" and missing "lolly polio" Om lunch sic ginned m the good old Tap Room and I enter tamed 'ugh slopes of my nights in Pails and my days on a cattle boat Quite fool lintdy Somehow I managed to mope thiough the smug of nn afternoon spent mound the tamer plant, but feeling teckless I took the Bold out that night for mcmuse Just another paid day IN TILE UNIVERSITY a r ANNE!: ='`??'-• 22 ' 1 • 1 WHAT TO WEAR TO THE PROM VEST— Mork en II lute Doable flea d,d '7.70 to sB;n SHIRT— Two en One Shad Open Con!, Shift F,nni _ $7 50 TlE— hong Rondo d End, Cob Row or :1 On, cum HOSE— While Clod, Self CM, noth Pone! Shtpe n, Maw Rho I,___q.on, $1 50 Stark Bros. & Harper "A Style Center" NEXT TO THE MOVIES THE PEWS STATE COLLEGIAN Will Play at Junior Prom Friday Il..llett'^ nichestra comes to Penn State from a sinter engagen Cocoanut - Gime, llolltwond. Calif, where he w•on the plaudits of eer star , and talking picture audiences for his entertainment at the st I on the dance-floor P0U1.1121 MEN CONDUCT TOUR Fifteen adtaneed students in pout ti busbardi t.• t ottit tied Thu enjoy flora an netpeainn Lop to largo pout ty feting neat Wlllittnispott and 3lontoatsy Ile where they viewed ot.et 20,000 ehithens The trip sins eon ducted undei the supeitision of Prof Earnest C Callenbaek and P H Mat golt, of the 'lankly depaitmeril Cainpus Bulletin Booth da, in. s fro the JUnier Clam ndl he I. ado at Stall, Brim. Sz Bui pel's stole float 7 until 9 o'olock wraith, Bootllo Tat• the Picini may br obt.uned itn SG. Catmint; fees of $5 Isill be due nt the some time 1 Ft ate! nlDes 1,,1'1:n7, to enter the tract fratei nits- tennis tout ney till sent' SI 00 to Mutiny L Meiselman nt Phi S , gnia Delta fintei oily butote iday I=l=l Manage, u.sbing to cite, teams in tbo non-fl ate, nity Intel-unit baseball S'Zavacl.y Watt , Hall ——o— Semen} desittng. Lion Suits berme :tio,edUP any must place then cadets a', Star Bins & Hat per twin% —6— Oi det f,, caps and' gowns taken at St.nl. 111 n, & Ilarpu duung the ne,t ten necks A $6OO dei)oslt 0 ill he iequued Good tobacco in a pipe That's what you want! VvAY do you hunt high and lo•t and everywhere, when all the time here is good tobacco waiting to be smoked in your pipe? Why not dis cover Edgeworth and be done with your hunting , . Light a pipeful of Edgeworth. Roll on your tongue the full-bodied smoke that never bites and IS always cool. Taste the Edgeworth flavor—the flavor that never changes Learn for yourself why Edgeworth is the choice of so many critical smokers all around the world. You simply mug' meet Edgeworth soinchov. Buy a can of it, or borrow some, or let us send you several pipe• fuls, free, just to taste. Use first the coupon and then restraint until the postman comes with the Edgeworth, You'll bless the day, for good tobacco to a pipe is what you want. • Edgeworth is omaul EWORk blend or good tobaccos 9G —selected especially for ~11A rope emoting ItsqualltY i t , taMip; :: , sndlluvarneverchortge Buy Edgeworth ony fH where In R=et r l 7l' ;7l uf '3l4 •Plug Shse pock *3ltiterfi'-' Vg r c tf o ttt pound hu. EDGEWORTII LARDS 4 BRO CO 100 S. 22d St . Rtasond, Va ill try your Edgeworth And 81l try min II good PP , Tents and State floss let Oho rdgeworth come , V2l Last call for Freshmen Candidates for the business staff of the PENN SIATE COLLEGIAN. Repot tat the COL LEGIAN OITICO Thursday night at 6• .10 o'clock 1=1::=1 Etatminty track managers must de posit an enhance fee of $1 00 nit! Charles C. Hess at the Sigma Phi Ep sdori fratomty tonight =ME Measurement, for both men's and ,omer's 1931 blazers 1,11 be taken today and tommln, at Saum's Cloth :la, stone A deposit of $3 anti be lemma(' when the bluer is ordmed, DelicioUs HOME MAID PEPPERMINT PATIES -'49tc ,Pountl; Box „ • WHOLESOME FRESH' Roberta Miller Drink • De)lclous and Refreshingil Your- good deed "for today' )11 0 A *4_,Pli 0.;." Grusilangl Ince Famou. bparuponoploos "-Cu. Cola Weimar& -...ohdoe.day 10330 toll p, TCone to.. Lout NBC Newark -^-•-• CW 5 , 9 MILLION A DA 1" , - , IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS ' and the balance of $1 will he paid when the blazers are dch,cred. ——o— Ft aternlt•es wishing to enter teams in the interfratetnity golf tournament must deposit the $1 entrance fee with Hornet Mother, Delta Upsilon, by Sat urday night I=IMI Fraternit:e4 entering the interfra tcuuty budge tournament should de posit an entrance fee of $1 with Thomas B. Eastburn, Lambda Chi Alpha, before Finlay night. I=l=l The Christian Science society will meet in Itnom 100 Horticulture build inf, at 7.00 o'clock Thursday night. I=l=l Thole will be a meeting of all Pt eshmen and tem tele on the Cot, 1..:01AN stall at 7 00 o'clock tonight in loom 25 Ltheial At ts =ME Frateinit3, baseball managers Nu Ilea at Phi Kappa fiaternity at 'cloak tornouow night. WHITE STONE JEWELRY fol the "PROM GIRL". Crabtree's College Jewelry Allen Street DEBTS or Dollars—one can be ac cumulated as easily as the other. - Which will prove of the most berm- " the Years to come? PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK • l '., • - I KA `'" Pause that refreshes No matter how busy you are—how bard you work or play—don't forget you owe your self that refreshing pause with Coca• Cola. You can always find a minute, here and there, and you don't have to look far or wait lon' for Coca-Cola. A pure drink of natural flavors—always ready for you— ice•eold—around the corner from any where. Along with millions of people every day, you'll hod in Coca• Cola's wholesome refreshment a delightful way to well-being. Tuesday, April 29, 1930 03L - 11E_NK3.1 TUESDAY— Joe E. Breen, Winnze Lightner in "HOLD EVERYTHING". :k. Grant Witham, Loretta Young in 'THE SECOND YLOOrt MYSTERY =EMS Barbara Stanvock, Lomeli Shepam Ralph Grare% in • 1 , , "LADIES OF LEISURE'! Laurel and !lard) Coauti i FRIDAY— Alma While, Jack Manual i n 'SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD Norma Shearer, Chester Morn , . hi "THE DIVORCEE" ut Nittany Theatre': TUESDAY- Lila Lee, Betty Compson ill MEESE "LADIES OF LEISURIM, Laurel and Hardy Comedy SATURDAY "SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD' When you pay $5.00 for a Stylepark you are getting more style and quality for your money than $5.00 ever bought you before. FIVE DOLLARS 41 MONTGOMERY'S at Btu:Stale • s i • f
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