Friday, May 3. 1031 KAPPA SIGMA WINS I. M. TRACK AWARD Amazes b'P/j Total To Gain Victory (her Chi Upsilon. Sigma Xu In Meet Wednesday Kappa Sigma clinched the Intra* muinl tiack meet WedncMlay by roll ing up R3‘i points to overshadow Chi Upsilon’s 22 lj anil Sigma Nu’s 16 tallies, the nearest thients. Al though shot put and hammei throw contests were not run off until yes teulay, Kappa Sigma secured enough points in Wednesday’s events to win the annual tiophy for the second time in succession England, of the winning fraternity, was high point scoicr, chalking up wins in the mile and two mile runs, also huiling the javelin to gam sec ond place Dale, Kappa Sigma, and Sigol, Alpha Sigma Phi, hung up the only double \ ictoncs Dale won the 100 and 220-yaid dashes while Sigel gaineicd fusts in the javelin and discus tluows The quaiter mile run went to Rhodes, Theta Kappa Phi, and the liulf mile event was won by Rtshcl. Alpha Gamma Rho Hill, Sigma Nu, featuied in the huutlo events with a fust in the 120 yaid highs and second m the 220 >aid lows along with third in high jump Van Ivouren, Delta Upsilon, took the 220 yaid low huxdlc. The bioad jump was gatheted in by Ilaiper, Delta Tau Delta, while O’Shea, Theta Kappa Phi, topped the high jump bat foi a win Sutphen, Pin Kappa Sigma, won the pole vault 1. M. HOOTERS COMPLETE SECOND ROUND OF PLAY Teams To Compete in Third Bracket Encounters This Afternoon With two games Monday and thiee Tuesday afternoon tlx* second luund of the mtiamural soccer tournament was completed The thud lound of thiee games will be played this af ternoon if weathci peinuts and the remi-finals and finals, will be run off ne\t week The lesults of Tuesday’-, games were Pi Kappa Alpha 2, Phi Delta Theta 1; Theta Cln 8, Phi Sigma Kappa 0, and Lambda Chi Alpha 1, Sigma Pi 0 Chi Upsilon defeated Kappa Sigma, 4-to-l, and Phi Gam ma Delta won over Delta Up3ilon, l-to-0 Monday afternoon. In the games last Thuisday Delta Theta Sigma scored a *l-to-l victory ovei Theta Upsilon Omega, while Sig ma Phi Alpha defeated Phi Kappa Sigma, 2-to-0 Phi Gamma Delta has received a “bye” in the thud round. SIGMA \I ELECTS KINSLOE The name of Piof Cltailes L Kins loe, head of the dcpaitmcnt of obe li ical engineering, should be added to the list of elections to Sigma Xi, hon oraiy scientific fraternity, published lust week in the Collegivn. Foster Coal and Supply Co. GENUINE ANITA Punxsutawney Coal Phone 114-M . Announcement Furniture Ropuiung and Re finishing, Upholsteung, Fine Cabinet Woik at NEW SHOP OF H. W. SUDDS Noith Spaiks Sheet Opposite Mohnkoin Lumber Co. “Mothers Day” Send Her Flowers By Wire Wear a Flower in Her Honor on Sunday, May 10th Our representative will visit .ill fraternities within the no\t few days to re ceive ordcis lor MOTHER’S DAY lloueis. STATE COLLEGE FLORAL SHOPPE Allen Street Phone 580-J Nittany ‘Lion Suits’ Find Counterpart In Famous Princeton Senior Costumes Although Penn State’s scniois will don their lion suits, emblems of cam pus royalty, for the first time m to morrow's Move Up Day ccremonio3, June graduates at Princeton have been wearing theirs for several weeks Of course, they're not “lion suits” at Old Nassau Rather the vestments arc given the unusual but reminiscent monicker of "beer suits.” They are, however, identical with the white can vas overalls which seniors will begin wearing at 2 o’clock tomorrow and co-cds» will start autographing promptly. How th« suits got their pre-prohi bitron title at Princeton is an odd but enjoyable tale. It all started when seniors of bygone ycais were accus tomed to gather during the last months of their college careers to re call fittingly joyous events of the four CUMMINGS ’32 ELECTED CO-ED GLEE CLUB HEAD Organization Names Hoover, Bowman To Hold Other 1932 Offices Dorothy \V. Cummings ’32 will head the women’s Glee Club next year as a result of elections held Monday night proceeding the annual formal dinner of the organization at the State College hotel. The office of viea-president will be filled by Helen A Hoover ’33, with iluriel E Bowman ’32 as secretary* reasurcr Harriet E Soper ’33 was lected business manager, while Mar jaret E Barnard ’3l won the office if libtarian. F< .''ollouing the dinner, short speech were mad- ’ - - . idc by Erin: 31, retains president of the club, ind Denn Richard W. Grant, head of he department of music. MRS. MACK TO GIVE TALK Prof Paulino Berry Mack will ad- Iress the State Laundry association it the Schenlcy hotel in Pittsburgh; May 14 Any Fraternity Crest Furnished and Applied'to Any Article You May Desire BANS & O’NEAL H. L. STIJAItT : , -Nillany- I'rig. Bldg. . INSURANCE R. F. STEIN MOTOR CO. 321-123 S. Burrowcs SI. Storage, Gas, Oil, Repairs 24-Hour Service Phone 252 As a Novel, SEED alone threatens the records of “All Quiet on the Western Front” GATHAUM 'AWJrnerbioßicifrThiut/c’, •• A'.' oi more jears almost passed. Inviuinbly, then* remmibung led; them to but one place—a peaceful haven uheie then tluoats would not become pushed dm mg the progress of the session. Almost as invanably, their grief at leaving their Almn Mata Knew no bounds and in the celebrations of woe which ensued, ex pensive clothes took complete but al coholic bnths Thus onginated the custom of the “beer suits,” oveialls of white can vas, which, if not moic icsistant to “suds wais,” were at least inexpen sive And thus do Pnnceton seniors to this day near the oveialls in the spung although their collegiate an cestors would turn over in then col lective giaves at seeing the “beer suit 3” of their undergiuduatc dajs worn while lolling over a “coke with cherry.*' VLPIIA TAU ALPHA ELECTIONS (Proftnsional Agricultural Education) Kei nut B Hess ’3l J. Heilman Schoolcy ’32 Glenn Z. Stevens *32 Porter & Weber PAINTING and DECORATING 128 South Fijbcr Street After the Dance THE GREEN ROOM EAST COLLEGE AVENUE SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT WINTER’S COAL YOU WILL SAVE MONEY STATE COLLEGE FUEL AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 35-M QUALITY PROMPTNESS THE WELL-DRESSED MAN SENDS HIS CLOTfIES TO THE F&F DRY CLEANERS FOR QUALITY WORKMANSHIP WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER New Masonic Building ' Phone 257 THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN RETURN FROM CONVENTION Helen Buckwaltei ’3l and Elizabeth C Bell ’32, the retmng and newly edretod piTMilenl- pf W.S G A , re turned Sundav fiom the convention of the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students at the University lof Michigan, Ann Aibor, Michigan. Miss Buckwaltei was elected chair man of one of the two groups con si .ting of a thousand delegates, into which the convention was divided. Campus Bulletin Junior Prom Poster Contest will close Thursday, May 7, at noon. AH posters must be submitted to Ruth lauff, Pi Kappa Alpha, by that time. Thcic will be a DcMolay meeting at the Acacia fiatomity house at 8 o’clock Sunday night Masons arc in vited. K * . -0- Additional sophomores who wish to ftiy out for checrlcading positions should report to the Armory at 7 o'clock Monday night. All juniors must have 1932 Lit Vic pictures taken by Wednesday after noon at 5 o’clock Make appoint ments at Photo shop. Phone 688 As a Picture, SEED will Undoubtedly Stand Among The Year’s Best Ten! Monday and Tuesday May 4 and 5 CLASSIFIED. A REAL SUMMER vacation awaits your younger biother at Camp Katnhdm, Etna, Maine. The ideal camp for boys between the ages of 8 and 18. Coop Fiench will give you all necessary.- information. Phono 130. . OtcompWKU BALL ROOM DANCING INSTRUC TION—Piivate dancing instruc tion for beginners. Call 49-J or sec Mrs F J. Hanrahan, Fye Apts ltchcr LOST—Seirill, Townsend, &. Co. wish to announce the <lisappeaiance of a journalism text, “Newspaper Management and Headlines." The whereabouts of said volume would be appreciated, also a piled by the hand of T. A Sen ill. Return to Collegian or call 138 or I*l9 - Stcompbt LOST—Black leather wallet near cither L. (A. or Rcc. hall. Contains driver’s license, owner’s license, etc Return to J. MoDowell. Phone 274. Reward. ItE Graham & Sons ESTABLISHED 1896 MOTHER’S DAY-MAY 10th SEE OUR LINE OF BOXES WE PACK TO SHIP Revised Schedule Town and Campus Bus To Give Better Service FRATERNITY SECTION TO CAMPUS A.M P.M Allen and College College and Heister... :45 .55 :46 :5C 15 Heister to Beaver— To Gainer :47 :57 Garner to Hamilton :50 1:00 Hamilton to Locust Lane— 51 1 -01 Locust Lane to Beater 52 1 02 Beaver to Allen *53 1:03 Allen to College 54 1:04 College to Burrowes :B5 1 03 Bunowes to Library .56 1.06 Library to Giange Dorm :57 1:07 Grange Dorm to Ag Hill—_:sB 1 08 Ag Hill to Roc Hall :00 1:10 RETURN TO FRATERNITY SECTION A.M P.M Rec Hall to Ag Hill :02 1 12 Ag Hill to Grange Dorm .03 1 l‘J Grange Dorm to Libiary :04 1.14 Library to Burrowes, :Q5 1 15 Burrowes to College 06 1 16 College to Pugh :07 1.17 Pugh to Prospect .08 1 18 Hamilton to Gainer 09 1 19 Garner to Beavei :10 1 20 Beaver to Allen *ll l 21 .Allen to College :12 1 22 JUNIOR PROM The Dance Event of the Year Don’t Miss It! Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians Will Contest With , , Ace Brigode ' And His Virginians Friday , May 15th RECREATION HALL Tax $.7 Dancing 9 to 2 LOST—A wallet Finder please* call 0. K Hill at 579. ItcomE FOR RENT—2 furnished^rooms with private bath Suitable for 2 or 3 men. Phone 532-R. ltpC TAXI SERVICE—Special trips fea tured. Clark Motor Co 221 E. Col lege Ave. Phone 590. ltpE ROOMS FOR RENT—Two in room, $2 50 each. 2nd floor, 2 blocks from P. O. Inquire at 114 W Nittahy Ave. Phone 46-J. ItchC LOST—Polyphase Duplex slide rule, Please icturn to Hocrner, Lambda Chi Alpha ltpir LOST —Green Pniker Pen, in oi neai library Return to S; Sinclair, Theta Chi. Itcoss LOST—Wednesday afternoon, ladies’ ShaiTcr Fountain Pen, between Grange Dorm and-Fairmount ave nue, on Gainer stieet Return to Ruth Reunmg, Grange Dorm. Itehh LOST—At Inteifratermty ball, u lcathei bag. Return to Collegian office. ltcoh Effective May ’ Ist Ride and From ’ Class, Baseball, Tennis,' Fields Page Foul LOST—Ajuil 25, pair white nmnicd glasses between Stci Garage and >the Li Finder please rptum to D. F. All Nittany Lion. ' , 1' PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY—Typi of repeats, theses, c< on short notice at i eusonable rat FOR RENT—Theta Upsilon Omej Fiatermty House nt 800 West C< lope avenue Apply to Mrs. Jam I. Lytle, 101 S. Barnaul St. 4thcl Why not now? You know very well - what you’re going to want for spiihg. So do we. Why wait until the other fellow has what you covet. 'mac New Spring Society Brand Braeburn r Chatter House ( Hart Schaffner & Marx $3O to $5O extia trousers oi kiytkers Sport Coats jj A\ Knickers yy Flannels I I Sweaters II Golf Hose Sport Shoes FROMM’S
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