r-47,3 11i.' PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Pul.llehed .emi•reeeklf doting the College year, extent en holidays. by student. of The Pennsylvania State College. In the Interest of the College, the students, faculty, alumni, end friends. THE MANAGING BOARD WILLIAM IL ULERICII ALAN B CUTTING 11 Editor Business Mannow ROY E. MORGAN Al CERT J MILT. SKI 11 Mnnecinc Editor Circulation Mummer WILLIAM C MeELVAIN '3l HARRY C WOOD '3l Snorts Editor Ad% ert6ine Mono:rm. JACOB L. COTTEN 11 WILLIAM 11 ITEILMAN .31 News Editor Forel,:n Athertiiine Manacor CHARLES A. SCHMIDT Jr '3l JANF.T I. DROWNSACK 'II NORMAN R. SMILER . 91 Nets, Editor E Loutsn 110ITEDITZ . S 1 Women , s Man.lse Editor =LIM Iltteo K. Frear 12 Hugh It. Miry Jr . 32 Stewart Townsend .112 William II Irvine 12 Theodore A Serrill 12 Ftinard W White '32 WOMCN S ASSOCIATh MOTORS Intzl, Marquardt. 'lO Afnmkret T.rlmn . 32 awry 11. Wricht .32 ASSBCI vrl: BUSINESS IBANAGEHS C blric..n '32 Samuel Sinclair 12 tt cuotell I. I ,innard S Saarinc 111 i 1' Fr!. •12 ',lin F lick .:2 ]limber ErNtern Into collegiate Ne;,spa—p-e—r—A—s—so-c—milo7-1 I===lE=l=Vlff==E==E TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1931 CAST YOUR BALLOT! Once again the students of Penn State ale con fronted vath the task of selecting class officers and tern esentatis es in Student Council Although the poht nal cliques /Into toiled incessantly each yeal to acquaint the "aoting public" mall the inei its of their iespec lice candidates, the appalling fact 10111.1111, that only half of Penn State's student body hate exerted then Noting pinalege at the polls The political cliques here control only half of the eligible student votes, and through the influence of these nigunieations this half probable nukes up a laige pctcentage of the totes cast in the annual elections 11 hat 01 the tenoning half' Will then sit back and allon a gi oup, almost in the imam th, to absolutely tottiol the election of (lass offacts" Although clique. nt Penn State have not been be. tom! reproach, it can be said in them fawn that in most 4... ices they hose attempted to place before the students icpiesentatise men, capable of fulfilling the duties of the offices they stinie to obtain. Not being closel,Y con nected us ith these themes, nonflateinity men should use their beet judgment Ashen casting then ballots, but should by all mean, niche full use of then soling piiv dege It is bald to under stand mby students, usually quick to support high grade athletic tennis, should In actically ignoie the fact that tiny season .Coach Bcdenk has des eloped one of the best baseball squads in Penn State's lustoiv The attendance at both of the Item games this season has been disgiaceful A xisit to Bea,ei field these balmy sluing afternoons soill be melt moith the tiip, lions the angle of personal enjo, pieta as ssell as fiTn the standpnat oPbachzig .... 4ll.ol, honer, mg tenn:C EMPHASIS WHERE IT BELONGS Saciincing financial rota) ns fin the pi emotion of Losing as a college bllolt, the recent action of the hosing mg committee fi owl the National Collegiate Athletic Association wax highly commendable The comnuttee io nised an attinetive offer limn Madison Square Golden in oidel to accept the invitation of Director of Athletics lingo Beralek to hold the tom ney, which will cone as iollegiate Olv mine trouts, at Penn State. I:calming that hosing nos on buil at ninny col hge,, and still less favor ed at a few alms the commit tee believed that holding the touinnment in a college atinospheie mimic it would be well handled would go a long onus tenni d placing the ling spurt on a fliin basis a. sevei al institutions. So foi the third consecutive year Penn State will play host to a sporting event of national impottance • In.taknii inch action the committee has'undouhtedly placed college honing on a high plane, further elniu aating all t.iste of pi ofessional,ni fioni the spelt. Those ulio bemoan the fact that colleges have forgotten the noon purpose of sport in then wild nimble for large gate teccapts, might look tonaids this action on the Part of boxing colons a, one incident viliTe eraphama \ as put in the light place. Since compulsonv chapel has been abandoned, stu dents base persisted in occupying the rear seats dining Sunday set vices in Selma]) Auditorium. Filling the tient seat, first would eliminate the disagreeable feature o: busing fifteen on twenty blank rows of cents staring the sisitmg %peahen in the face UNWISE PRECEDENT Pi ecedent among the women at Penn State has laid clown some Mud and fast cubes which, if printed, would in Alibi," lead, "Once an office holder always an olliee holdei," despite the commendable pm pose of the %Omen% (Mint system for act3Villeq. Should a woman base a numbet of actisities each of which:will demand a peat pint of her time" The uomnn v;110 holds too many offiech can net efficiently execute them all. Someone with fewer dimes, howeser, can concenti ate her &I'm tc and des ore more time to her indn Waal duties. At present the puipose of the point system is de. - rented since a few women aie swamped with wink while the l executive ability of lithos is ignored. If the women't, ptudent body wants a more efficient mamma- Lon they will support those candidates who can most effectively handle then stork Tula, Fla, elections olfer ari excellerit_okmr-'; . tumtv to test this system 'which hnuts the number of For yeats no, n e have ss etched Vanity Fri• for no account of sib it to scour n hen plating indoor baNeliall outdoors Mithliall, con boon Cy Sol,ler, soloednc usual, out In e,smg dtes.ing to oblem. The othm du, sw opted the old mile• of mina to Is ea, engaged in a fill lOU, {Male of inu.lihall lie one fitti ngl s nano(' in II 0 T C tt ouscis, black and bite sport shoe, a so lute co. Onto, cmi ymg a huge mange letter "C"„t gt eon sun t and a mat non tie We immediately o cot down and crated for Min in the Well Di eqaed Man Contest I=l A freshman co-eil named Snooky Serest tangs that she has dated lifts-one dilDnent hots since Otto her She has .1 list to tame it, and she's still going stiong Ps does Street Dot tenons, tome one, room Buck Thorpe and Chick Lem disappeared Satin dos night, and people base been asking us where they went Well, they went to .t satiate dance, that's whet e Just .t good old-fashioned squat e dance, out in a near-by hamlet It w isn't too old-fashioned, though, lIC,III, they didn't get home until tout c'eloch , Colfins mere the lucky boys at the Mind-Filar Dance Julie Sulinen held a meeting with hm , elf and established a be-lam minds pun tiled that hm slanting paitnes _lllllet AVC.II 01 singe tees in limn lapels. That mob of stags imme.hatels affected mange tee bouttoniei e., and Julie "as ra,Cli MCI I 11Y mound We sent out moan ing tepoam mound to the "House of the Set en Gables" to find out [that they thought about having es ery body unlade through then back said That's the house at the em net of Pugh and Berner, vibere people take a shortcut going [ion, Locust Lane to the Campus. The glass is steadily teceding, sou knou, ao the pnth gets so elm , sti and a few inehes shin tel Well, the people said thee didn't care about the grass and all, didn't. erne a lot They're glad to be of mimeo to the College, and they don't own the place any nay. e'se had a notion that co-eds don't know one flower limn another, and shot's mote, lumen% any thing lonic than a %ague idea of shat they cost Mai g Redstone, fin instance, doesn't Imo,. Someboth sent het a a/ate cot sage fin the Intel f tateinity Ball They looked platy sickly to het Cheap lose:, she thought So she told the facia she was cony, they didn't go 11.1 th her Mess Nest day another gal came into her iwnited To know she she hadn't put - these gorgeous gaidentas in cater About town and campus Bob Be rchboard, ping pong king . . Florence Davis ma pair of white ducks . . iIL Galbraith stopping his car in the middle of Allen street to make filen& with n hog Russian' wolfhound Some visitor at Phi Kappa Tau mistook the Pln Sigma Kappa house for the blatany Lion Inn . Ruth Bartels In a burry, summing her left aim imghtily . . Scabbard and Blade initiates parading with wooden rifles . We hdar there was a great paste out there in Boalsbing, Saturday night . Two Signor Pr's read the II onion's Howe Companion regu larly Uhl , does Bert Lum spend so much 11010 in the caddy house' . . . The Lambda Chi gate over then• house Sol a log Di and banquet , . There weie eightsisiting:delegates . Hey, IN e ait the campus bus fill, d that day it snow ul. Well, paidon us while he get on 001 chisel-proof coat, we want to go past the Cm net Sports Wear of DISTINCTION PRICED TO MEET YOUR POCKETBOOK Golf Suits—s3o Sport Jackets—sls, $lB, $2O Plain and Pleated Backs Nurotex Suits—sl6.so, $22.50 White Palm Beach Suits $22.50 Flannel Trousers—s6.so, $8.50 While, ,Pa4el Shades, Stripes Knickers—s 3, $4, $5, $6.50 Campus Suits—sl2.so Sweaters—s 4 Golf Hose—sl, $2 MONTGOMERY'S di thug Shsle CAMPUSEER 11 , ••.'1.1\1V JIAiL vV.,.~.+vihiv FACTIONS SUBMIT POLL ALIGNMENTS (Ce», I tuned f, nm lb sq page) Delta Chi, Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Theta Sigma. Delta Upsilon, Kappa Delta Rho, and Lambda Chi Alpha Omega Epsilon, Phi Pi Phi, Ph , Sigma Kappa, Sigin i Phi Sigma, Sig ma Pi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Tau Phi Dahl, Theta Clu, Theta Kappa Phi Theta Nu Epsilon, Theta Upsilon Omega, Theta Xi, and Phi Delta Theta complete the 1912 Locust Laos pints i emezentame, near and Watts hall, are added to the 19.33 Locust Lane pant,) The 19:31 Campu. pally alignment slim, Alpha Pin Delia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Zeta, Chi Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Elam, Kappa Delta Rho, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Epsilon Pi, Ph, Gamma Delta, Pln Kappa, and Phi Enppa Na in cluded in the list Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Mu Delta, Phi Sigma Delta, Pi Kappa Aloha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Alpha, Sigma Tau Phi, Thal Kappa Phi, and Ti jangle complete the 1943 Cam pus party mg:lineation Th, 1933 Locust Lane party align ment in made up of Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi Sigma, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Kappa Pi, Alpha Tau Omega, Beta Kappa, Beta Sigma Rho, Chi Upsilon. Delta Chi, Dell., Sigma Phi, Delia Theta Sigma, Delta Upsilon, Kappa Sigma, Lambda Cht Alpha, Omega Epsilon, Phi Kappa Psi, PM Lambda Theta, and Phi Pi PM Also included in as ranks ate Phi Sgma Kappa, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Swine Kappa, Sigma Phi Epsilon Kappa Epsilon, Tau Phi Delta, Theta Clu, Theta Nu Epsilon, Theta Upsilon Omega, and Th^ta Reical 1911 Grouping, The Campus patty in the 1934 elec tions consists of Alpha Phi Delta, Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Zeta, Chi Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Elam, Kappa Delta Rho, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Gamma Delta, Pin Kappa, Phi Kappa Nu, Pin Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Tau, and Phi Sigma Delta The follo,ing complete its organi zation Phi Mu Delta, Pi Kappa Al pha. Pi Kappa Pill Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Pin Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Pi, Sigma Tau Pin, Tau Sigma Pin, Theta Kappa Phi, and Tilangle Watts, Fieei, and Val,itv halls one included in its lists The 034 Locip.t Loo pm ty is Com posed of Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi Sigma, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Kappa Py Alpha Tau Omega, Beta Kappa, Beta Signia'Rho, Delta - Chi, Delta Sigma Ai, Delta Upsilon, Del ta Theta Sigma, Kappa Sigma, and Lambda Chi Alpha Other fi atm nines in Its member ship are Ply Kappa Psi, Phi Pi Ply, Phi Sigma Kappa, Swim Phi Sigma, Tau Kappa Epsilon, 'net., Chi, Theta Na Epsilon, Theta UpN lon Omega, Theta Xi, Chi Upsilon, Oniega Epsi lon, and Phi Lambda Theta. DR NINON PUBLISHES BOOK Einest L Nixon, mofebsot of plant pathology, is the author of "The Ptintiples of Potato hoduction," a new book just on the 'pioss This yohtmc dv one of n set des on ,egetable elope edited by Dean Ralph L Watts of the Sehool of Agueulfure 4nnounceixidtit FuFnituteand IRe ' fino,bing, Uphoisterinn,' Ihno Cabinet Noll. at NEW SHOP OF H. W. SUDDS North Spaiko Sheet Opposite )Ifolinkei n Lumber Co CO-EDS Make SCHLOWS QUALITY SHOP Your Headquarters SPORT SHOES, THE COLLEGE BOOT SHOP ALLEN STREET •---- - -----r -2000 Laundry Caga 4" I Mailed Eyery nee: Accra ding to G Cleve Snyder, ^let!, m the State College,ptrgrqMe, apploximately 2000 lannillYF amok die ent to the homes of students of the College cycle meek This number ap mooches 2500 when a dance or house mite is about to take place as other veeks meiage about 1500 "Thmsdav Is the busiest day in he handling of cases," says DI: inytim, "with Finlay a close second Nimmons runs on C 0 D pack iges also occui, accolding to the post il especially after salesmen Save completed their sales to stu lents while gift days such as Motile,' Day ,exult in the mailing of many ~tia packages Two teals attendance at the Pies iyteimn Sunday school was decreed 'o three Penn State student, b 5 Burgess Eugene 11. Ledolei while n , 'ouith student received a one-seas ,entence to nttend the Refoi med Sun lay school as a result of a trial held n the Tenn hall FIIIIIIV. The names if the students, who wine asiested mousse of disoideily conduct, cycle Aithheld from publication ENTER LIVESTOCK IN SHOW Students in the School of Agiicul tute will enter fifty-four head of Col lege he estock in the annual - Little International exposition to be held here tomorrow Sponsored by the Block and BudP club, the content is under the direction of Harry J Poor bough '3l and will consist of com petitions in beef cattle, sheep, swine, horses, and poultry. Prizes will con sist of cups, medals and books BLUE KEY ELECTIONS (Honorary Junior Campus Society) Arthur R Anwyll Jr '3l Donald P. Day '33 Howard D. Pam '3l Waltzr S Portnoy '33 Albert L Fretz jr. '33 _ Hobart E Clay '33 Ralph D Hetzel Jr. '33 Wißald P Hunter jr, :13 Clarence AL Lawyer Ja , . 1 33 ' William S Looker '33 Charles E Halley jr. '33 ' Edwin S Maimed '33 William J. Moorhouse '33 o • Lawrence R. Moss '33 Hai y L Nicholsoß r 4 'll3 Robert C Rmehimer '33 Leonard A. Stein '33 John S Walters '3l Albeit J. Wolin '33 Hairy E Wilson '33 0140ve-up Mil,* by Nittany Nine EVerybody i$ "moving-up" on Saturday and every body is going to the move up dance on Saturday night A.RMtO•RY Price $l.O , 8:30 1.642;00 . Per Couple •14:11:) tnt tql: 14 SCHOOLS PLACE IN MUSIC CONTEST Dußois Wins S of 27 Events as Central County Teams ➢feet Saturday Fourteen schools from eight coun ties 111 central Pennsylvania won the right to enter the State music con tests to be held in Altoona Fr idny and Saturday as a result of the elimi nations held at the College Saturday Dußois high school took eight of the twenty-seven event., outdistancing by the its nearest rival, Dale Richard NV Grant directed the con tests, with eleven members of the faculty and students in the music education department acting as judg :es The affair, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Forensic league, lasted for nearly twelve hours, and attracted fifteen hundred students here from I twenty-six schools Avis high school won the alto solo vent, Dußois the tenet, Middleburg the soprano, and Lock Haven the bass The trio, boys' and mixed quar 'lets went to Dußois, with Ferndale taking the girls' quartet contest Keen Competition Shown Keen competition was evidenced in the instrumental events, the piano solo going to State College, violin to Westmont, cornet and flute to Dußois. Johnstown high school students won both elm met and-tionione solos, with Antis township taking first in the tells The combination of a piano and two or three instruments was won by i Dale, piano and four to seven instru ments by Ferndale, while the stung quartet from Lewistown took the lass than 250 students, South Fmk final morning event In the contest for schools having Iwan in the girls' chorus, Dale in boys' and mixed choruses. In chorus com petition for schools with studant body of 250-750, Westmont placed rust with its girls' group of singers, while Dußois took both boy's and mixed events The Orbisoma high school band non the competition for smaller schools, and State College, the only entry, 99 OUT OF 100 are Convinced of the Good Food at Club Restaurant L. R. LINSENBIGLER, Mgr. April 28 that for the larger matatutm oichestt as played Saturda four in each class. Not musicians won the small set test, and Ferndale took th.. decision two Dußois and Hu m the final event of the day. DODGE GAINS SCHOI Homer K Dodge '29, ass landscape al chlteettn e, h anal dod a scholar slur in t of landscape archgectul e at unison sity, m hnch he moll e fall. AU . • G• • -•-•. 6,0„...J. ••, • Matinee at 1:30 George Mims and Star • •'TILE 11ILLIONAIR WEDNESDAY— Len is /13. res, Relic Armstrong, Jean Ratio "IRON MAN" Special Added Attrac ROBBY JONES =ll "Hon• To Putt" With Joe 11 Ilron 0, Dick 1 - 10 THURSDAY— Gar) Cooper, S)llia Sid "CITY STREETS" Laurel and Hard) Corn FRIDAY— Robert Montgomery, Do Jordan, Cliff Edwards "SHIP MATES" MEE= Loretta Young, Grant Wit 'TOO 1 OUNG TO MA . The Nittany TUESDAY and WEDNESD Return Showing of AI Jolcon in "THE SINGING Po ' TIIURSDAY— • "IRON M N" and BOBBY JONES Golf FRIDAY— "CITY STREETS" Laurel and Hardy Cn SATURDAY— • "SHIP MATES"
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