PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Published sorril•weekly doling ilia Collet* year. eseept nn bolllern
Iry Madera. of Tho Pennsylvania Stat. Colleen In tea irtveret el Os -
Coiled, the au:dente. faculty, alumni. and friends.
THE MANAGING BOARD
James H. Coogan jr. '3O Russell L Rehm '3O
EJltor•ln•Cbld Minium Manager
Charles A. Mensch '3O Calvin E. Barwis '3O
'amebic Editor Adverllainu Stamm
Robert. P. Stevenson '3O Henry IL Dowdy jr. '3O
0..... Editor Circulation Mounter
Quinton E Beauge '3O .
sport. Editor
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Jacob L. Cohen '3l Charles A. Schmidt jr. '3l
Wllham C. McElvala '3l Norman B. Sobler '3l
Roy E. Morgan '3l William K. Ulerich '3l
ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS
Alan D. Cutting '3l Algert .3 Mileski '3l
William B. Heilman '3l Harry C Wood '3l
WOMEN'S EDITORIAL STAFF
Grace M. Woodnm '3O Mary .1. Adams '3l
Women's Editor Anewlate Editor
Helen 1•`. Faust '3O Janet L. Brovalback '3l
Menacing rilitor Amanda. FtkW
Martha .1 Gohrecht 'BO E. Lomse flotTedas '3l
News Editor Mandate Fdlins
limber Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Assoc:llium
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TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1030
STOPPING THE GAPS
A dMlnet lot d step in ft ate, nity tnslung
niethody will be tines NI Thursday if Interfi ate ratty
Counul teatt4 f.nm ably towaid the in efeiential bid
ding Proposal. Its adoption oill eliminate etrectiveh the
possibility of M blob still t croon, mulct
the present code.
When existing rushing regulations bete put into
mactwe two }ems ago it inns Inches ed that a freshman
would be able to choose a hatmnity entnelt of his men
uninfluenced Lit high piessure salesmen dang
ling pledge buttons before his eyes This plan has
been found to Opel ate excellently until the appointed
bout when the pi ospettite pledge is to make his may to
the house of his dunce At this point, hostilities break
out as fiateinits men betake themselves to the lodging:,
of desirable fieshmen and apple all the "strong aim"
Methods of founer teals nefei ential bidding, in
which the fieslumm places his choice of flaternltlCS no
older ot mormenee and send this list to sound cents at
point mingle it is eonmmed with bads extended by the
houses, mill eliminate this No last minute darn.,
pet haps affected by outside influences, still be possible.
The nthei apparent fault in the present code is
the insufhtient penalty for inflections Although the
line be increased, as is pi oposed, fraternities will still be
tempted to violate the rules to obtain a desirable fresh
man. The suggestion that social pi it ileges he denied
guilty houses is the most promising It stiikes ileac l}
at a Nita! point in the f into nit}'s act!, ity, The proposals
before Connelh tonight ale two stop-gaps for dangerous
loopholes in the male Before Penn State fiato pities
may look tom ard an entirely satisfactoiy lashing sy
tem, the last testiges of the old-fashioned "leadtPiPnig"
mist be ohliteiated
BEFORE SUNDAY SPORTS
Wall the conning of worm ,enthei qudent agitn
tlon lot Sundal sport ormleges ha, been ntouqed once
A large majorltt appeals to be unequivoenbly
fia these in respect to tennis and golf, citing mourn°,
able reasons uhy the light should be extended by the
College
The most leecnt ammunition supplied those in fasor
of Sunday spelt, bete is the Blue La, poll conducted by
a Philadelphia neuspaper in which Pennsylvania till
emlls of all professions nail business occupations voted
for iepeal. This, it is declared, planes tbat no ' olijeta:ml.
v.ould he forthcoming fiom the people, through" the,
medium of the Legislature, if pi ivileges were granted
Cci boob , Sunday tennis and golf are &suable if some
method of regulation could be established Hnuevm,
on 11,01( days, a hen bunny students ale in class, the
links and courts are over-cinwded That this condition
anal,' be gleath aggiavated on Sundays is cadent
Instead of enjoyable sport, confusion ought insult Be
rme Sunday smuts ale practical, sonic °Astral of reg
ulation must be found
APPRECIATION
Student loyalty townril college faculty mothers,
Is /nob is too often lacking, 14 fm cibly expressed in an
ednnnal which appeared i ecently in the Daily Mtn,
student nem, s organ of the Uniyel9ity of Illinois,
Entitled "We Want Dean Clank," the edam at is a
foment plea fm intention of Dean Thom, Ankle Clark,
"world's first Dean of Bien" The Daily Illtrn, hehevmg
it expie.ses the opinion of the °lane student body,
,hot is the nel, Univensity administintion to discuatle
Dean Clark florin (hopping the reigns of office no\ t Neal
in vpealong of the venetahle Dean the edantial le
Ina!kg
"Thowonals of %talents have inhaled and respect
ed Dean Cloth, and confided in him. All over the um Id
today there ate Dino who esteem lion as the best Ti tend
they had in college Faculty men and minion recognize
hon as one of the best Intel mete!, of the student body
Such admiration is not the prattle of n eel !rose
editor It Is an yam ession of appi emotion to a man nho
bus given the best years of iris life to college students
Such espressions of confidence, as expressed by Ulla
vl oay of Mirrors students, or null well become the Penn
State strident body. Respect and minor talon for facul
ty members and administration officials rs a qualitr, to
be admired in it student body more highly than severe
and unfounded einicisin.
The Show Window
With graduation but a few weeks off, we hose
ipploached soma! of out leading Remota for then
lust winds. Following is the first of a nests of in
ters was, to be pubh , hed whenevet we too noses a
semen who eln speak fin one nimble without more
than wounding the King's English
As told to the Composer, hg P 14 nee Bat ohm,
'O, Student Gorr, potent I'teoolent gird Potatoes..
Hollow. of the "1070 Semi" Sum,loolcot
"Would that I n.me a ne , ,hman again, tonally
heading upon Penn State'n thieshold NA, shall I
forget the dads tick to Ag 11,11, its sate palm and
limp light aim aft. an intensive class election, the
thiN Pcnstate Jessie died, and, Inealeatall), that trip
to Califoinia I hone learned much at this noble in
stitution I hope I leave it a betel place Inc ha,
mg been here The song Is ended
"There Is onl, one flung I regret That dog in
nn• snphornme tear I spent ^eptuated ham .Tobn L
And .m.i, he walked. soltiv humming "Me Ind
Ms Shadou "
In the Campusem's opinion. the A A should
equip those lace oggemen with .o.e , Thee could do
then moll. so much better.
Tt is summed that a freshman is 55 seen sunning
on the campus doting Spud. Week
Snooping about Int choice goccip Finlay into,
ore chanced upon a delectable ionised It concern% a
group of desperado, and kndr &tram's phelonm.,
phlatpbeet Some ten knight errant, invaded the
poorer plant intent on blorring the fire siren One,
ionic dui mg than hi. fellong, accomplished the deed
Fleeing outside, he ran into a squadron of Folly Cops,
from a smoke behind Main Engineering.
"Stop, ore hare sou." ther cried esultantly,
"The hell ton have," sephed out het n And air
he galloped
Walt reckle, abandon the Keep... of the Pence
gate ch,e. but fttntlessav As the , . sped nil, the
nine-odd seconntbees stepped Itasut edit' float linen
haling place and hsughttiv snatched donntonn Ins a
late cnach
Non Fst7simons, out Best Dressed Man, is a shv
lad. We hem he Imbed Lou Bell, horneton n set ibe,
not to emte up - the F,nto content, fnr the Cheqt , nr
Tenn,.
About the campus Da, e Arei,ughlin, neule
elect"! Senior tune, ante, his 00010 on a Lion son
and bpell. it wrong Madeline Delance of Delaney &
Haul Inc, walk, into the tapiooni—Liek Staley
along, five feet to the lea]. Cv SobleL pug
ilist giving e‘planation *Mt of his black coo
Esie Reese, niastel politician, thION,t Isis support to
Bi min in the State guises listens:ll lace . Tea Sap
per dons his Lion suit fm the thud time, as Dutch
Ricker, chap man of the Lion suit committee,
East Huston, Ramps Sig's usual Soph pies
!dent, piloting the stately Teddy Maceis smith a com
mendable aly.ol pton in lus caigo . SCNCIaI daunt
less Junin, stewing thou class bla7eis . Jim Con
g., Alpha Sgima Phi hone, such a gash in his Rite
head, says i.e leceimed it it hen he sins tapped Sat
urday to Lees is a much-photographed young
I mil} in the ha ir Pinf Tanner, mailed by an
utter lach,of he, tt tale Rip ltailde is stooped mei
1,5 his smeighted watch chain . , Bobby Galbraith
plays 'Ron woe" with a blown canine of doubtful
pal entage inn the Unusual Room .
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'ME PENN STATE COLL2GIAIV
of the loom nu , ' Fled Leos Puttee,
and both plastel and bee omit unno-
Letter Box 1 deed The Chenmtry and Physics
Wilding una a smell, old Ice trap,
All “Letters le the Editor'• met hear and the Bull Pen nil old limn
Vr d . e lr: d t . ..: g m , " d tdrAL:f
.1t.,,,y1 1 :; . enough masted %pace to hale Ind( the
enient the nignatere rennennlbllit, FleNhonan eltp.s, but :e nd the place,
it annumed he the editor for sentlnientx mith the II end SO, thew
..... d In thin column
lin bed the ghost of 'S,%nn.pv' Pond—
[the Pond ttlghtton of good, solid molls
lend good. solid tenelonp. Old Chapel
Moved by si bet I Consoler an evil oas 0 thlapalated hill, Ore tie e
ino non college non lit, I recently vote ti nusola on the Peeling %einem of the
'the enclosed lettei to the editor of ancient seats and taught cold Nom
I the Penn State .llumnt Nesys, hoping Ithe thoughts that eddied about one's
that he would see ht to publish nt, n,, feet, but one the plafmm stns the
an exit cgs= of onunnon on the pot tousttc Doctor, 0 1 , lloneke I cool
one Penn State 'Mummy ma, continue the lot of examples tl,a
of
greatly 4111 In Med to lee. , 0 inn reply lltll on, A n molm.s, on Mathematic-1,
a letter Tim the edam. Ignoring cola- Steckel and Willand, in Language.,
pletels the main point of 1115 contest- Foster. These men glow old ,don ;
anon namely, that the Penn State foe- oak the stones of Old Mann, un len
ulty is under paid, meproaclung Me I and ns thQ utile they yet stayed o
a
, for failing in MN' motel obhgatton to thlough lose of the Colle"e and of
la editions and cond. Must of then n
• pay my campaorn pledge, and slatting ,
:that he, fan one, stun snout ely Inelmer in anegone.and t he./ liken ili not
the pi esent kunlihng ogtann Isome he seen agann—nes et, at tip
'fine audits in sniestopping en need I on nhuh [he.
be the esteemed editor shuns, teal Mlllollon managed not only to exr,',
I the petioe , en , influence of associating; but to tench and anomie too genena
o nth pohttetans the p ennqs i nutun lions They nemanned thloae,ll !m
-alty, ran me expect to add nest men
sal nets , I was not so hang lino
'of then calthen—men inn o hoot, Pent
personal kitten. :nal 1 - don't cote a
Onkel'. dam about Inns pci , nno , te. iState is met nit' n noon—at then
actions I am Intenested, intense's
intelested, on the ac
nth of Penn The scene has changed, hut the
State, and I belles° Muth thia the sm.lartes have not kept pace We ale
failure to nolo emote the fact that a
teplacmg the old telthens who hay ,
on We ate not even hem:
college ns stifling as its faculty—,Passedmrt as Ing as its bunlthnirs—is t in those We Isep
,
'mental to that In offal themsa,antes at the tosses,. possum.
lesel, and at the same tune expect
In the enclo.ed letto I am not at
them to pursue studies fm odyance I looking the plesmnt bunlihng inn ogtam.
II an co„tenchng that oak this ex- deg' ens, to publish
panum , houid Cent , cn „, nenduut and, incalentalls. to teach. Thu, as
u,ecen„
in the 10 , 0 , 4 ~t , u 3 scalel pest itself 1, devolving of n much
fuller tie:am:A than can be gin ea
I am not ti cm: , to defend sty natal
It in this sikice It is sullictent to
I tun pntudc in v Ithholdmic enghty-foun
dollar hunt ,he college
eeifeee, an say that the College appeals In the
many noble tole of a usmer, mg to
explannour that tha ottlth 'Wing is a
t th for!ant;
motest aganast the actions of a slant- ' lxne unr
„ glued „ c h ni „, ti „ uen ' Theme is no names, then, for salary
May I )r, Edam, that ymt , hut the " T plentyd a l n f
'spate MIMIC 111 nom Lett. Box column bi ddngs " We ion'. ,r
and
lot tine enclosed lettct and this a, l" mite of inn nck and put. companying lett. of explanattne in in two tantl , ll, c. 0... 1110-1110 01 I
w ell, to resent to the opening pain
(Signed) on opts no Ura,. and no gnomic, not
13 B .tstrcom '25 men a doom knots, will he bought south
no, mono, until theta ns some tecog
mutton of the fact that luncks, granite,
and door knobs do not make a col
lege, and that a foculty does
(Signed)
I L The Edltor,
The .111thl in A en
Inca] Sit
j Pot .once tell c I have i ecoved at
1 Intel %ah, ft not the Ti east], et of the
1 College nutter lenundel. of the
:re note teniatns unpin a Inge ,
put of the handled doll. pledge II JOSEPHSON TO VISIT EUROPE
made or the 1021-1022 camimurn
Prof Helen B Josephson, pi ,lessor
should be es Went bt this time that of form 0",,0,10n0,,,, will bore for
I do not intend to pay it. Mae I state Europe Jane
b on a stc-month in-
In telly the r eason^
sifect ion trip Pre lessor Josephson
The non-par ment of the money rs, call trout the agricultural expel imen.
of course, of Lttle material mirror-
tat stations of lien many, Sweden, and
tance The amount is negligible and I
!England to study the delkNdiation of
the lac% of *nookd not hold for long forage chops and
the completton of the new Old Mali,!
'the grading of the golf coal so, or the
•epla, mg of the cow with the ',endow
*l , her stoinach, or hose recent demise
was on uatversall!, mom nee
point is that I ant unwilling to eon
lti that, one red cent to the building of
am espensi‘ e plant as long as our
faculty menthol s—who alone can give
~my salve trolhe plant—me compelled
Ito exist on salaries which would be
efused in disgust be at, in st-class
'flambe! It is high time that the ad
mininta ation am oi,e to the fact that
expen‘o, buildings has e no signal
' Lance if tires contain underpaid and
usena othed teach°,
Until a few years ago the per
sonnel of the taunts- was more
portant than the buildings in winch
the faculty taught The plaster might
fall horn the classroom ceiling, a
bumble-bee might blunder I:l4th , in
tin ough a broken pane, but the man
leaning his chalk-eovet crl back
against the blackboard in the front
R. F. Stein Motoi Co
Storage, Gas and Oil
24-Hour Service
Phone 252
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Heating
AD
Plumbing
117 Frazier Street
American Boy
Sport Watches
$9.75
Crabtree's
CAMPUS GROUP %ILL FETE
FRESHMEN WOMEN SUNDAY
Campus Clubs Council will onto.
tam freshman women at a lea on tho
Limn of Woman's Building ft om '1 un
til •1 30 o'clock Sunday afteinnon.
Isabella Yackel '3l, president of
the Council, has chosen Anne E. Mc-
Guire genmal chairman E. Louise
HotTedit7 '3l mill head the invitations
commthee and Maigniet Pahno 'B2,
the refieshment committee ilLugaret
F Emil! '3l in chin ge of enteitam
molt.
\Pnlblm E Coughlin, a gladuate
student In te•tde chelmstry, has been
letamed by tho Celanese eorpolatlon
of Alumna as a le , ,ealell assistant,
Piot Pauline 13 Mack, of the depart-
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A milestone of Telephone progress ,
This market is used to show the position of
a new type of underground cable line. It is
also a monument to the Bell System policy
of constantly improving established methods
and developing new ones.
For years underground telephone cables
have been laid in hollow duct lines especially
constructed for the purpose. By this newly
developed supplementary method they can
be buried directly in the ground without con-
BELL SYSTEM
eif notton-totdr .vitern of inter-ronnertrng telephone,
"OUR PIONEERING WORK HAS JUST BEGUN"
APPOINTED EXHIBIT DIRECTOR
BLUE KEY ELECTIONS
Unnior Honor Snelel>)
Nally Charle,
T Davis
Daval B Boutin!.
William R Ileaid
Paul IV, Elmleison
Robert C }Woman
Alfred E Lewis
Hatiy 12 McCoy
Action H Mantels Jt.
John D Page
Thigh E. Paley .1!
Flank A. &non
(icing° J Snout
Mank E 'rep!!
Allied C Thin pe ,11
James W Trullinget
Herman C Webet
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Robert J. Miller
A Complete Food Service
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duit—and, under many conditions, at a sav
ing of time and money.
To do this it was necessary to develop
a new type of cable, many kinds of special
equipment including labor-saving installation
machinery, and to work out an entirely new
installation procedure.
Progress mean eh Inge. The Bell System
holds no procedure so sacred that it is not
open to improvement.
Tuesday, May 20, 1930
COLONEL McCASKEY VIEWS
lIIRMINGILISI GIRL cADErs
Col Walter B. McCaskey, of the
department of military science and
tactics, reviemed the student cadet
corps of the Bil mingliam School fot
(in Is at Bit mingharn, Pa., Sntui dos.
Copt Maui ice C Bigelow, Capt.
Ram t Sharp, Lieut Donald G.
White, Lieut. Lvman 0 Williams and
Russell R. Louder wei e the judges
of the close railer di ill. Owl thu tv
cadet officers nen e 'accent at the
esercises.
C4liir
atM=o
MEM
John llammore Loretta Young In
'ME MAN FROM BLANKLErS'
WEDNESDAY—
B•Ihe Dm 0, Basil Ratilhone in
"A NOTORIOUS AFFAIR"
Edmund Lone, Warren ll3mer in
"BORN RECKLESS"
MESS
Marie DreqNler, Polly Moran in
"CAUGHT SHORT"
Laurence Cra). Henn) Rabin in
"CHILDREN 0!' PLEASURE"
Nittany Theatre
TUESDAY-
Lem, Slone, Erne,( Torrcnce in
'STRIC'T'LY UNCONVENTIONAL
DEM
'BORN RECKLESS
SATURDAY
"CAUGHT SHORT
Tlie Omer
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