COMPLETE CAMPUS 1 nut Ottit „A\ COVERAGE VOL, 27, No. 44 UNION WILL HOLD FIRST OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW NIGHT Student Organization To Meet isitors, Contestants in Mile Tournament FRESHMEN MAY REMOVE -CUSTOMS FOR FUNCTION Blue Key, Archousai Members Offer Ushering Ser'rice At Initial Affair Students and visitors at the Inter collegiate boxing tournament mill gather in Old Slam following the final ring bouts tomorrow night at the first mien house to be sponsored by the newly-formed Student Union. Distinguished athletic officials from leading colleges throughout the Ea,t, together with the contestants in the boxing tourney will be among the invited guests. Opportunity will be given the student body to meet the visitors at a reception in the first floor lounge With the Nittany Nine, campus orchestra, furnishing the music, a dance will be held in the second floor lounge No admission will be charged and Frank Diedrich '3l, chairman of the committee arranging the open house, announced that Tribunal has granted freshmen permission to re move customs after 6 o'clock tomor row night in order that they may par ticipate. • To Further FellonahiP Itlend;era of Blue Key, men's cam pus society, and Archousai, women's senior honor society, will serve as honorary ushms. Curds and other games will be available in the first and third floor lounges . "Although the primary purpose of the open house is to further a spirit of good fellowship unsung Penn State atudants," said - Diedrich,'"the occasion ulTers an additional opportunity for acquainting visstore with the under graduate activities of the College." In keeping with the Union's policy of making the open house an all- College function, unescorted co-cds and "stags" are encouraged to attend. A second open house is being planned Ly the Union for the first week-end after the Easter recess. CHOIR WILL OFFER MUSICAL PROGRAM To Take Place of 'Regular Chard Speaker at Weekly Somme In Selman Auditorium Pr.,ent.mg the annual maim; nurs teal 'service, the College choir «ill re place the •regular neekly Chapel speaker at the Sunday malting exer cise; in Schwab audlttniurn. - _ Comprising over 100 students the choir will he led by Richard W. Grant, director of music, while Prof. lobo H Frirrell, acting College chaplain, mill preside at the service The filet number which will be sung by thu choir is "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" by Galbraith. Following it, Robert 11. Mealls '33 will sing "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains," n composition by Haikneos A quartet chosen from the men, bero'of the choir will present Warren's "Heart Be Still." Edna R. Roderick '3l and Frances Christine '34 arc so prano and alto respectively in the groin, while Lem rence C. Simiek '3l and William H. Stine '33 sing tenor and bass, in the sane order. ' The final number to be given by the choir in a composition of Howell's, 'By the Waters of Babylon," while the services will end with an organ selection by Mrs. Irene 'C. Grant, of the department of music, COLLCHE SENATE CHANGES REQUISITES FOR 2 SCHOOLS Entrance requirements to the School of Education and the School of Physical Education have been changed to place more responsibility in the hands of - secondary school authorities by the College Senate at its last meeting. The rule-making body detaled that in these two Schools specified credits nill not ha necessary as any fifteen 'credits in secondary courses will be acceptable. The regulation that the student must be in the upper two laths of his elan was not changed L. IL Morrison, apeociete editor of "Poiver'q l% ill lecture on "Practical As pects of Ifigh Speed Diesel Engine Design" In 211 Main Engineering building at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- Miller '3l Will Head Group on Elections Arthur C. Millet '3ltwes appoint ed chairman of the committee on elections by David C. McLaughlin '3l, president of Student Council, at a short meeting of the body Wednes day night. Six other seniors, Norman E. Blair, Raymond A Boners, Thomas B Eastburn, William B. McCabster, Paul A. Mitten, and Bruce V. Weid ner, mere chosen members of the group at the same time. Council also decided to recommend to the College Senate that October 10, the day of the Penn State- Temple univoisity football game in Philadelphia, be set aside as the regale,. half-holiday for next year. PLAYERS PREPARE `MASTER BUILDER' Miss Lillie A. Kell '33 Will Enact Lead in Norwegian Drama From Henrik Ibsen Weird psychological studio, a htch made Henrik Ibsen cfamous will live again on the stage when the Penn State players embody the characters of the playwrite's "Master Builder" in Schwab auditorium next Saturda} night. Hilda Wangel who has long been an enigma, to theatre-goers, will be brought . to life by Lithe A. Kell '33 The Norwegian dramatist drew this character of a young unman so finely and with such complex motivations that to this day all critics have not agreed upon the correct interpret ation, according to Director Frank S Neusbaum Baffled repeatedly by Hilda's un orthodox behavior is the middle-aged successful master builder, Halyard Selfless, who will be portrayed by Ralph D. Hetzel Jr. '33 Driven al most to insanity by his own black moods, Solness is further confused by his lovemaking to Hilda - Cast Mac Knight '3l The crushed, lifeless mire of the builder is to be enacted by Mae Kap lan '34. She is startled and hurt by her husband's attitude towards Hilda and Kaia Fnsh, secretary to Solness, who mill be played by Myrtle 11. Webb '32 Dr. Herds!, friend of the family and village doctor, will be character :zed by Jesse M. Mac Knight jr, '3l Working in the office of Selfless Ragnar Brosik acted by Ralph E Evans '3l who terrifies the mister builder with his threats upon Sol ness's supremacy in the building field. Benjamin L. Wise '33 1, to characterize the old father of the ap prentice who also corks in the office SOPHOMORE SOCIETIES ARRANGE DANCE DATE Druidn, Friars Mn 3 Open College Inn With Function On April 25 In conjunction with the national Druid convention to lie held here April 21-25, the annual Druid-Friar all- College dance will take place Saturday night, April 25. probably at the nem, Nittany Lion Inn, according to John It Napoleon '33, clmitmon or th•_ committee NVith repregentattyes of nine col leges meeting hole for the twenty fourth annual coon ention of Drunk, national sophomore campus society, the dance will end the two-day as sembly. A college orchestia mill play at the subscription affair The committee, headed by Napoleon of ,the Druids, is made up of Bennett M. Minton, and Albeit Daykm from that society, and H. Paul Swan, Fred E Kane, and Edward D Fleniken, of Fruits, local sophomore society HARRISBURG PAPER URGES LARGER M. I. APPROPRIATION Recommending that the appropria tion ',quested for enlarging the School of Mineral Industries be glonted, an editoliol in the Match 11 tostie of the Ilan mbar': Telegraph commented favorably en the work of the School, accorduarto Dean Edwald Steidle. The article, entitled "Our Almelo! Indt.trim on the Alert." copipared accomplishments of the School of Ag riculture with posslbilitic., in Imnernl industrial improvement with a new unit in the College. IWho's Dancing Tonight Tau Phi Delta (Closed and Forinal) l'a , latil Ten Tomorrow Night Student Union in Old Main (Open) STATE COLLEGE, PA., FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931 WOMEN SANCTION EARLIER RUSHING BY 6-TO-3 VOTE Panhellenic Association Decides Upon Bidding Throughout Second Semester FRATERNITIES FAVORING MOVE DRAW UP PETITION Proposal Must Meet Approval Of Senate Committee on Student Welfare Second semester bidding by wom en's fraternities was approved by a two-thirds vote of Panhellenic asso ciation Tuesday, when six fraterni ties favored the measure and thrco oppoged. Before this revision of the rushing code can be adopted, it nicest receive the approval of the Senate committee on student welfare V. illeh will meet Monday afternoon, according to Dean Arthur B Warnock, chairman. Be cause women's fraternities were char testd here with the provision that they have thud semester bidding; the sanction of this committee is re quired. Drno Up Petition A petition foi the approval of the I collier bidding season has been droop I up and presented to the committee by th, fraternities favoring the measure. Panhellenic delegate, from Alpha I Omicron Pi, Theta Phi Alpha, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Laoi!claim, Nita-Nee and Phi Mu have signed the petition, while those from Chi Omega, Delta ; Gamma, and Oread withheld their support. I When the Senate committee meets Monday it is probable that the Misses Laura J Griffiths '3l, E. Lou.se (edit, '3l, and Anne E McGuire '3l yin, appear as advocates of second semester bidding.. Representatives for the opposition have not yet been chosen -- 0 HONORARY GROUP LOWERS STANDARD Phi Kappa Pio Reduces Eligthi Average From 26 to 21 As Prerequisite In keeping with the results of a survey of scholaishin attainment. in the past seven senior classes, Phi Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic fra ternity, votdd last week to change its requhements flow 26 to 2A guide points for the upper twen tieth of the senior class. Under the old systi in of grading, 87 percent was considered the diNid mg line for those eligible. The re vised tales provide that those in the upper twentieth of the senior class are eligible for membership if the:, have maintained an average of 24 grade points while undergiaduate3 Accoiding to the new ruling, cum in. ,C,..1011 .tt1,11:11t4 us well as those who graduate at mid-term may be come members of the society The same grade point average, coupled with the requnement that the stu dent has 50001 too consecutive se mesters at the College or earned thir ts, credits in summer sessions, applies to this gtoup , 1 Boxing Rules Governing Intercollegiates IL Based on the rules issued by the or indicate in any decisions for them. committee on boxing of the National Any violations of the above provisions Collegiate Athletic Association the may lender a tinncipal liable to ilis. following are the most pertinent regu. qualification by the refeiee lotions which will be in effect at the The seconds must remain sated Intercollegiate boxing tournament during the contests, and shall not The referee shall have general enter the rung until the tunnels in supervision over the match or contest dunce the termination of the contest, The primnry duty of the referee shall for to assi it an injured man at the be the strict enforcement of the rules:request of the refelee They shall of boxing rind of rim play. Ife may not be in the ring at any time between stop a bout or contest at any stage rounds (By mutual agreement, bet. and make a decision if he considers linen sonic colleges, the seconds hare it too one-sided kept out of the ling even ban rem The referee may disqualify either rounds ) boxer if he Co,l4lliCls the competitors In awarding a decision the referee not in earnest During the progress Mould score each contestant on a of a bout the iefinee shall not touch taveny-point. busis Fourten points the tontesting bosoms unless in hi• shall be given far attack and defense. opinion one of them is helpless. The Attacic 'hall cover clean lots, aggro, ieferee shall insist on all boxers sive notion, well delivered partial hits. shaking hands immediately before Defense shall cover blocking, making the commencement of the flirt and opponent miss, balance runt rmidincss int the condemn of the last round. to counter-attack. No other demonstration shall be al- Four points shall be given fin lowed. generalship. Two points shall be Scoring System , given for aggressiveness. (Intlicatmg Each contestant may be assisted willingness of contestant to consist by two seconds who must be under- 4 nutty press aggressively forward in graduates of the competing colleges., the face of punishment). Points or The seconds and couch must not; fractions of point. shrill be deducted speak, signal, or in any way couch for all Infractions of rules. their principals during the plogres..l When the points nre otherwise Collegian To Print 2 Boxing Specials Tao extra editions of the COL LEGIAN will be puldp.hed tomorrow, a boxing 'pedal' in the morning containing the rctisult, of the semi final bouts toniglit, and a boxing final after the tournament is com pleted. The editions will be dis tributed by a street All-tune collegiate boxing teams hair been picked exclu,nely for the Cor.t.ming byfi.co Houck, Spike Webb, Dick Rm.lira, and Roy Sim mons, Syracuse mentor, and will appear in the special -damn tomor row morning In addition, Houck has selected his all-time Penn State mg team. FORESTRY LUMNI MEET TOMORROW Hibshman To Organize Group in Old Main'Lounge Room At 1:30/O'clock To observe the twenty-fifth , nma versary of the College forestry depart ment and Mont Alto training school, more than 500 alumni of the too re 'costly united schools will hold their first general meeting here tomorrow An organization + meeting will be held at 1 30 o'clock tomorrow after noon on the second fluor lounge of Old Main under the direction of Eduard K ILbshman, executite secretary of the Alumni' association The gradu ate.; will entertain members of the clogs , of 1031 in the forestry depart ment with a dimwit at the Centre Hills country club at 6 10 o'clock to morrow night Council Will Meet Included in the ha of ,peakers who will talk at the dinner are President Ralph D. Hetrd, Mr Lewis E Sta ley, secretary of the State department of forests and waters, Mr. George Wirt, State Ire warden, Dean Ralph L. Wptts of the School of Agiicul ture, and Mr Hibsl,.nan. Discussion of policy udl occupy the attention of the department's advis ory council mben it meet., at 3 o'clock tomori ow afternoon Col Henry Iv. Shoemaker, United States ambassa dor to Bulgaria, Mr Staley, Dr J N Rule, acting superintendent of the State department of public instruc tion, Dean Watts, Prof. G^orge Re tail of the Alanqield State Teachers' college, and E. D. Ehrhart, forester for the New York-Pennwlvanta pa per company of Johnsburg complete the membership of the group CAMPUS POLICE FORCE TO REGULATE PARKING 18 Men Will Enforce Traffic Lnn At Mull Today, Tomorron Parking at the intercollegiate bouts tonight and tomorrow night will be icgulated by the entire force of eighteen campus policemen, with the pos, , lble addition of three, According to Chief Andrea %Alger Usual parking loos will be enforced V. lobe making use of the Asailable space in front of It.,iention hall and the areas in the front and real of Clllllllll4 fraternits row The total catisatity.ot thew lot, 13 approximately 110 automobiles, lacer GOO places less than, the number of cars e • pectin! 71re total estimate is based on the number in attendance at the bouts bete two years ago Tatirgiatt. Mitmen Defend Intercollegiate Title Tonight, Tomorrow; College Becomes 'Mecca' for 1 iVisitors Representatives of 20 Universities Plan - Attendance 13 STATE LEGISLATORS WILL TOUR PENN STATE Guests From Princeton, Cornell, Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth Among Celebrities Penn Stale, for two days the mecca of intercollegiate boxing representa tives in the East, will entertain offi cials of nineteen colleges and univer sities, us well as a committee Dom the Pennsylvania house of Repie sentatives, today and tomorrow In addition to the competing teams who will arrive today for the semi final bouts tonight. guests froin Princeton, U S. Military Academy, Halyard, Yule, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, New York unneisity, Lehigh, Swarthmore, Dartmouth, Temple, Pitt, and West Virginia base been invited To Witness Bouts Mans' of the sisitor s will attend meetings of the East.in Inteicok legiate Bos.ing Association to be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning Pe titions fin inembeiship in the organ- Penn State debate's hill meet, Lin 'lotion mill be smile at this tone,; coin unner.aty orators on the mien'. whole several of the guests are coin- ployment insolence topic in Schwab ing to the College to obseive the, auditorium at 7 .10 o'clock Finlay method of conducting inteleolleginte night boxing tourneys. Coach O'Biien has sel-octod F. Mer- Among the guests who have vigor- ton Sot bolt E Hornet fled their intention of accepting Penn and John A. Hoch '3l to defend State's invitation are Dr Asa S the negaine againa the visiting col- Bushnell, of Princeton, Rear Achnual or ed tenni. The contest will be con- S S superintendent of the, ducted us the Academe style of nrno - United States Naval Academy, Major went and all three members of the Philip Fleming, grade tits manager tearn,will talk constructively as well of athletics and Muter Ralph Sasse, ins glee r ebuttals Both Hem pel and football coach, both hum the United Hoch still appear for the first time States Militaiy Academy iii intercollegiate competition while . . m p „ .3en t, m . i r ar ,,,,, , wi n ,. j SaYbOlt Is in Ins ,econd yea! of active Hingham and H \V Clark "all come I " ' 1 " here Jack M. Catet,, director of alb-' Co-eds Meet Pittsburgh letwq, will attend from Yale, and Dr I Mamma, relation,hips betmeen the F W. Marvel ham been imited - Dom i smitois and Penn State base es- Di ONSII, steel for live yeas and College de , MercerJLp Attend bitters have been entertained in Os ford tin cc times the nem oes. Columbia will send Rts mild Benson, the 0.51 e of the colored motors rs Li actuate manager, rind Lou Little, imite mtciesting, accrrdmg to Petit foothill coed , . to the hoots here, and John II Frierell, of the Nogh,h tom- Romayne Bony of Cot nell ndl b, an- position department other guest of the College A B In defense of the unemployment Nixon, graduate manage!, has been insurance question the Misses Eli,a asised to attend as Nen Yolk unive , :hcith N Helmer "11, Sarah A. Fee r"e Nit) %, reptesentatim I, and Ruth II Ntebel represent- Walter Oke;ron, Lthigh, II It Ilene- ul Penn State against the Uniservity age, oupervir.or of athletu,, Dart-~nf Prtt.buigh women orator; In room mouth, Earl Yoenranr, graduate man-1107 Main Engineer mg burbling ager, and Bert Bell, football coach„ Wulnersdav night The contest wan at Temple, W. Don Bart nson, director non-Eletislon a,ran of athl-Aies, and Joel. Sutherland, tootball coach, Univ.:Ay of Pitts- , y 9 SCHEDULES 78 burgh, Ii A, Stamburr, thrector of athletic , . West Vitt-Pura unr‘erlotY, FIRESIDE SESSIONS and Bill Hollenback, of Penns‘lvaniti, are the remarning sports telebrale, mho have umhLated that they will he Non-( ratermit> Moo Ti, llold prtsent ' Onsol, , oins in Boarding . It is po,sllll, that. Dr CI. le4 Kennedy, pre,dent of the National Ilon.es, Old Main Collegiate Athletic A....elation, will attend, as well as Lou Young, and Se‘ent , -tight Plicside Session. oie Dr E Leioy Meicei, athletic due, being held in twenty-thee Hallo ado for at 1 1 0101, houscs, I, Ilntchmson "a, . chairman of the Fireside Scssio. conunitttm, announced vosterilat. In addition to the ‘essions m fie , tornities, thole will I, a number of glOllll, held in boarding of the laisei who displa.), the best h 0 " -40, the thalrmlth added (1.111 aggressiveness 01111 :Axle. The tel A 111,, 1 1 11l ' 3l ha' been mail° Ihd "generalship" shall indicate the d e - hied of the non-flateinity scssions x in the second coupled with intuition and the ability `-' Ol or xelopment of mania] ailvantag., , The inen nil also hold to wimp quickly the advantage of n".. lounge of Old itlmn Tho (.-1 of tie se meetings ally opening given by an opplin,nt 1 held Sllllll.ll, Inwraril announeed ndi he ling Points -hall Ito deducted fat s 3" Adman 0 Moist', executive societal, tpioloinung contests, lack ,; t the in esident, speak at 1.1, earnestness, or going down mahout I f : , it oni„iiini on "What Camp. , Pim-- being hit,) covering up with hands •0 to flees Should Ito Changed." Other that contestant Is not in 1 ; M i t ' ; ;01•121... oho have been secured Vol 0'1" , discus.. pei iods am, 1101 iv opponent, and for lilt othei inflections w. so,ininni., Di coil „. hood,, of the rules Fouls Designated I Dean Ralph I. Watts, Sessions mfrateinity houses toll u 1 It:d tar system was lie held until Ain il 15, l':.11.11 fiatei (This seining ,the use " r th ", 1 may is to four informal dm ', out under the proient rums the 110.100 Pet untie] four don:rent iefelee is clod to base his deel , deadlrs, Hutchins. wild That the ulna on the twenyxpoint ustemi. 5 0 ,.., 0a ., are popular with Fouls me designated in the rules I fintemilty men 14 41101111 by the fact as hitting below the belt, hitting an that an average attendance of floor opponent mho is down or Su h 0 I get-, t wen ty to tin ting up after hung down, I I has been seemed for ' 3-34 ' t each session, the chairman concluded lopponent delibeiately maintaining . . a clinch, holding; an opponent with one cm „ Gm Itomm) hand and hitting with the °the! hand, . . pushing. ot butting the head or Gaming admittance without bean: shoulder m using the knee lotting noticed, i obberi enterNl Alpha flu with mblde oi butt of the hand, the qnrnia (rate, nay and took a senile! west or elbow, bitting or "Ricking' and match about 230 o'clock yestc, I day afternoon As yet no clues hove TO LEAD Linn Boxery m Defense Of Intercollegiate Title 1:? LINCOLN ORATORS TO DEBATE HERE Coach O'Brien Chooses Herpel, Saybolt, Hoch as Team In Friday's Meet ESTABLISHED PRICE 5 CENTS Nittany Boxers Seek Fifth Ring Crown In Tourney '' PREDICTIONS INDICATE FOUR-CORNERED RACE 28 Ringmen From 6 Colleges Vie For Tale Honors as Meet Opens at 8 O'clock Mantling on the unmade of col legiate hosing, Penn State imgmen will defend thin intercollegiate title 'at the eighth annual nut tourney in the Recreation hall iing at 8 o'clock tonight Thenty-eight boxers non, ,tx col loges cull vie for championships as the Nittany Lion, four times stunner of the Eastein Intercollegiate hosing championship, semis six mowers of the Blue and White Intl the squaicil circle in quest of their fifth title Navy and Syracuse south nn entries each will offer keen competition, cch le Western Mai yland stith hie seeker. of i ing crow no, will ',mica a for midable artily Penn and T have three and tun men entered reipee lively, and stand little chance of I, sung the team title Bouts: Io Start at 8 (Wink/ Pie-tournet ry edition, indicate .c fOlll-conoted lace with a possibility of the , moo being decided in the thud place bouts The Natany nut men have a calory over Syracuse and a draw with Western ) land in dual competition tins your to their credit, while Navy defeated the Blue and White I nigmen, lost to Syracuse, and tied Western Matyland With the bouts starting pi omptly at 8 o'clock tonight, all contestant, add ,eigh-in at o'clock this atlo noon and the doctor's lit steal exam ination null be lichl at that tone At 2 o'clock thole till! be a meeting of all the managers and the A,ocuttann stall hold its annual meeting ut 10 o't lock tonun utst mortung With Dav•a Stoop defaulting his 115-pound title and mos big up to 125 pound, theie is a possibility of no onto cly new list of inlet collegiate champions being t 0, ned tomorrow night f aptain Doug CI orbs, of Weston Mai yland, and Not man I tall, of Nan v, the anti defending cham pions me likely to be thsplar d by the strong competition in Oct° tanks Epstein Fin.as Vieitri Tonight Crosby gill hate to 111 , piele of lobo ny llcA nJicn s, 1.1011 lightweight, to night ii, the lust oktinle in his march to the title ( baby has beta knotted out hi ice in dual flirts this year. Hall nitrite I:filchers tonight, but if he stins lit gill have to pun, his smpea !may Mel hi Leo is, slug ging LlOll geltelneight, to li:fleet i triumph of last yroni shut the light sills stopped bet., of a cut vin Al's light e‘e. Louis has kat en !lull anti, lost to lion Mlle, ,00h tied hen once Canla John. Ndlany Loon bant.nnwemin, N,lll Oren I.lm nine and ',Wink d fu»c taught againAl Paul 1 11,111, Sr I 11l Ll.O eant.na, 0 lute Captain Cat I (II lentun, M. I , v ill face Joseph Ka/111,1,1.v. I'Lnu bantanmelght. In the 12.3-pound th o, Matey Stoop nil meet. the Penn eapt.un, lalvin Shade], and Minn Weltlomm er, Syratu.e, nlll fight it out mall lobo Fattrinald, Nays. fin the tight to enter the finals 'rho Nat v re, (hi mtaght loot to IV, It einltio .11 tie' yeal , .111,1 11(.11,1.1211 Shad, 1, bile Stoop held hull to a thaw. Johnur AleAndtep. woi Guy flout; Clo,by tot the ~'toot tone tin, via, in the 115-pound do, Johno \ (hop. pod n done detedon to the We,tton (Continued on thud pulp.) CIILDSEV NV ILL VISIT MINING CEN l'EltS TOD.II, TOMORROW Pi of %%1111:1331 It Ched,V, to ad of the onnlng engineer log deparl men I. wdl tt noel to the mining and quint rv naluntme, in the sestet 0 putt of The state tml., and tonaoenon to 011- 'lllll date for n out rep whet io being earl led on het e. "'I he Function of !Antall. In the linung Indosti y" will be disummtd • otessoi Chedoey tonight at a Some: set County nmettng. PROF GRAVEN 10 TAI.h. 11EltE l't nf. Camille F.. Mom, Ir,nal of the depoitment or atchitectuie aL the Cat nega: 104titale of Technology, will speak 01 a meeting of the Archaean club at 7 Alm' n...L Fula; ti,;:ht.
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