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AtltertNlne lllnnriver
rinnitr, S SPFIIING 12
In a 'meat issue of a Philadelphia newspaper up
pnai ed an item which closet hod Eugene 11. Led
el., burgess of State College, Pa , as a "modern
Salomon "
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MBER 11, 1931
"Colit_go boys are all tight, and I'm glad to say that
they give us sery little trouble," the Burgess is quoted
as sat mg The al title goes on to tell how Ali.
Lederer genet ally substitutes fatherly ads ice for fines,
and often preset dies "regular attendance at Sunday
school ,oi chinch for the lest of the College course"
instead of "$lO of tint ty days "
SORY R. 0. T. C
ill classes ale ngairo,t com
a i, 11011 conducted here
R. 0. T. C. under present
compal alit ely 111010, in
take it PI irately, student
The abuse description, though, is very general,
and sse'd like to gun you a specific evample of the
manner in ssluch the magnanimous Mr. Leniency gently
connects the en ring student Poi instance:
During the past rushing season, one Norman it!
Sianlkin 'Bl, in company of a rushee, svas siding
nented horse down College As enue. The rushee took
his steed up oven the sulessalk in order to take a
shunt cut through the alley adjoinnng the Burgess's
°glee Sladkin follossed At tins point, the noble
Burgess appeared, verbal altercation ensued, and the
lads found themselses under arrest.
e uppoelaqsreen who have
I eonunents deer} it The
at Penn State has turned
nts still ballet° in leason
t the "peace at all costs"
nut State's undergiaduates
futility of matching and
no avail What do the men
udy inadequate and some
aettees remember of these
I,' recall a distasteful course
The too felons \sere brought to a heating nn
September 29. The freshman osas thschtagml, and
Sladkm fined 512 50 at toehe days. Slodkm wrote
check fm the amount of the fine The Burgess held
the cheek for the days, and by the time he got mound
to basing it cashed, the bank (one of those Philadel
phia banks) had gone undm, and the check was re
turned As is generally the case with people whose
banks fail, the etch-minimal Sladkin found himself
financially crippled, and osas unable to raise the
amount of the fine.
not prepare them to meet
C. as they 81 e now offered
the value' We quote from
Johnson Ilegood, U S. A.,
i scan with a foul teen-year
le education can qualify as
issued to the Amen=
tee his induction into the
So Mi. "Vanel appeared at Sladkin's fiatelnity
house last Friday and lemmed Sladkin to the county
jail at Bellefonte Hole the felonious sophomore was
inteined ,ith scrotal choice hoboes, one murdelei,
and any number of cal nivorous bed-hugs, until the
next dal,, shoo several of his fiaternity lnotheis came
to his rescue and Paid his fine
he same time he can be
and, ,hethet afoot, ahoi se,
omobile He can be taught
ierform the es,ential duties
Id Time spent in teaching
to soldiers is time ~,sted.
open and to name the parts
ake loon and reassemble
The Modern Solomon refunded fifty cents of this
in vies of the night spent in chancery, proving that a
lough e‘tetior oft hides a heart of gold.
Hov,evei, Mr Yougel collect up Slatlkm yesterday
and informed hnn that he still oued the bmough foe
dollars for taanspoltation to Bellefonte and meals.
We used to think that the Salomon sins a fish—
ith a peculiar odor. Now mere positive.
operate motor transporta
e this teen million licensed
ountiy; and in the ease at
to the manual of arms. If
woe discarded taking the
d, it might cause comment,
of blindfolded sophomores
Tiede milts of a magazine
And non• that the College has a Committee on
Unemployment, Ste suggest that their first move he
the lining of someone to cleat the snow and slush
from the campus stalks.
t of the basic students pass
o that eighty pei cent of all
thirty thousand young col-
3 ear, military inctructton
Or, if that's asking ton much, the Campus Cops
night he equipped nith shovels. As long as we base
them, why not use them?
d at goscrnment expense
cry year nab no obligation
e of emergency. Tht , two
notruetinn i eceired by them
enlistment in the national
Up at Daitmouth the students are taxed by the
town of Hanover on the grounds that they aie tesi
dents of the town for nme months of the yeas. Nat
molly, this does not get a big hand from the student
hods,
such opportunity and such
atoned as my officer are an
e, even in military circles,
at picsent almost wmthless
Id imploN e all such classes;
tile, one which would fulfill
e college and at the same
s, uluwe value even with
So at a i ecent town meeting the student body at
tended en masse and passed tao measures. The first
piovided for a town hall one yaid sale and a mile
high, construction to be started immediately. The sec
ond provided for a sin!! to be built around the town,
the height of the wall to be not less than eight miles.
At present the citirenty of Hanover is in quite an
opium, but a petition is being pi craved to be sent to
Washington in an attempt to noel i ule the bills
that Penn State, at a time
inn Pan Sti essed, obligated
nal safety At that time,
pi manly fuinishing a sup
that branches of the service
las been, them efom e, lmuted
the Infantry and Engineet-
can do for more In other
ild e‘er !me been done he-
ater; its opportunatles to
sapid} department courses,
n) n,,e,tance n Inch can he
stout and half•tratned ,tu
tu become soldiers for three
in comparison.
widely leengnwed. Dean
Vol city of Mmnesota, de
hums made fm the edam
basic dull, one fact Imams
attempting to adjust that
lofessional tiaining in to
dies of some° which the
ents in the basic courses
s." Dean neeman, time
ly ness kind of tiaining in
the national defense. He
dull with Coul9C4 of nn
Id give biuning in some of
fie [lades and profeynons
y organization
lisheil at Penn State? Ne
sted in worthwhile channels
ion. With Penn State's wide
it is certainly conceivable
be made. For tins reason,
[names of compulsoiy dill
ma in Penn State's set vice
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Lee '33 Named Chairman of Group
Arranging for Class Coats
Fifteen juniors were named to the
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last night
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