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It itikluskr. .33 TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1932 THE PRESIDENTS' MEETING Lack of "enough bu,ine,, to ti ancact" has been the leason nthanevd by Intelfintemly Council ntr..l% fni T.uhne to heep up the custom of calling fiatcuuh• 1 1 esident , togethet Not being able reckon in definite tei os the ical benefit den lye(' from such meeting, in the past, acute t.nablc to deter nine m pieihet the outcome of a gather ing of hatenint% head, this lean Ilov es en ,it doe, seem that such meetings . could erns e benefit,' trent On -11 1p conducted Election to the office of fc Ilea nay mesident mall it vely little rimy The Gieek \3," is seldom anvied Ile is quite often it emendously ielleved ashen ten m of office has been completed and lie can take a seat in the 1010 of the lodge loom Dui ing his semester of office he has hail few lea! confidant, within his fin trinity, and few 01101101 chance, to leceive any 51.111111- ',lido advice lie mould welcome any chance to talk oven his pc ohlenis and teem,. advice fioni those ,ho have expel ieneml the •rime difficulties We believe that a voice; of ,ell planned pi esidents' meetings mould be welcomed by lintel ncty adminic ti atm s. The meetings should not take the foith of hap havmd but definite topical mom ants should be ai longed ss tic a suitable speakel and plenty of rppoitunity fro open discussions and an euliange of problems Fel instance, a eon.mileiation of the quos tmn of cutting do, n the tune of meekly meetings mould cet tainly he Ighantageou, it is an old ploblem, 11=11 discussed in fiateinity join nals, but one that is still tinublinc, many fn atm unties. Tn heal an out,olm dis ncss this pi ohlem could not possibly have the saline salve local conclave In addition to a diseu.sion of pm tinent questions, r meeting of lintelnay pa esident, uould pans ide an cscellcnt metins for Oa, mu, organizations to get then plans beton e the difTei ent houses. Of coal se this is a function ol the Council, but at times a mole ditect means should he pros ailed and a mote sine and for ceful method of mom mg the complete cooper ation of all fraternities. For instance, all appeal to ft ales unity pi essdents Po the support of Student Loan Fund pin gets would he exti emely helpful Rmnll}, petodic pi content,' meetings uould af fa~d a splendid oppoi [unity for a ili=cus.ion of basi n,. to he brought Wow the Into fiato nay Council, the pi °hnna, y discussion gin mg the pi contents a chance to act as a steel mg committee If this pm cedui e noe folloued it might be possible to shotten the meetings of Council and increase the amount of vm tins tole business taken up by that oi gant7.ition Announcement that the Players a ould des nte the la oceeds of Satin day', show to the Student loan Fund, and that Military Ball officials hone decided to make thenr dance a benefit affair, indicates that some student groups hose t calved the set ion , ne=s ofpres ent conditions and are doing all in then pm,cr to to ram ate with College author tie, in then attempt to ender financial assistance to haul lu e,sed student, rats ()nage of these afl all S 511.111 Ito IA hole-heat telly tendered TODAY'S HISTORY Almost all student:, study 111 , ,tm y at scone time in college, Ina only a small pen rentoge find the time to lat,} much attention to the Instal y of today it isn't tqun ell in a coon c Vet the v.0r1,1 Is undeniable ^trugglint, undo the mulct ot onpot Lint forces, nen nestanie , ,, possibly, cull Led omit 111 till, lion lad Or Fl tens. It', Ju=t possible that the hnstony of today will he looked upon by the thud and (math genmations of students as impontant. Centenoly the chances of the, ale good enough to make the oppoitunitie, for Inst hand obseivqtnon valuable Newspapens and magrwines ore filled 'wall noterpictatnyci tieatments of pi went situations Not all of this is wonth-while, hut the <aneful leaden, making allowances fm propaganda, can r.btain a fanilv good view of cement p.oblems Selectee leading today may he a genuinely useful occupation. It's too had to become so embroded in , tudnes that sonic knowledge of the piesent can't be gleaned, especially when the piesent seems tn he onus ninny worths , of obsen wawa Anothei step foi seal d has been taken by Penn State's dean, tment of physical education and athletic% Director Ile/dels'N announcement that Ret t cation Hall would be tut nod ovei to Intl +min al spotty ft not four to Oit a each nftei noon is definite progi ass in the tight duration. Now it 19 Ur to students to take advantage of expert coaching and the splendid cry. pima in Penn Stale's athletic plant. CA MPUSEER The Not issue of this Journal stated that "The members of the men's Idle team so 11l meet the women's team in thew first shoulder to shoulder meet of the season . . " Tot, tslt tsk. Shoulder to shoulder is good stat t. hut it's too tame for us If this salt of thing ...mead, tote going out for debating. We I,,tened sort carefully to out °Weis last nee], .and ne heald final Bishop Brown that he is hemendo,le encomaged by the . ,youth of today; flora Busge, Ledo]. that his faith in the Amen ican col lege student has not yet been Anion; and howl out in game cheat pint that you can malse much better bees with glucose than with suctoce Tim Phi Kappa Tans base a new game. All you need to play is some old cal ti algek, some unsuspecting in (Abel s, and a dielegaul of the f utui e Von break open tho oath idges and collect then powder, w h ich Val then eat °fully deposit in ash ti aye about the house Allot that you , at ai nand and unit until some one conies along and puts a mgaiette in a loaded ash tiny. Thole in a sudden flame, a lot of smoke, the place smells like concentrated Foul th of July, and yon h cce hul your fun It is against the tales of the game to singe any noes ey chi ous m to set any fat tin o on file, told If you lung yon have to gy.e up all your c.O trolge, and content yourself eilh a hag of AIL Bei nstom is a them leader, poet, and aitist, vs }Mil qmitils like .1 good deal lot one fellim, but prob ably you have seen his di an ing, in Moth Anyway, ft not shat the Pt nth boys tell us, Alt is vet v easily impi essed Sometimes, for example, he anon., himself to get so fat under the influence of a cat loon he ha- seen that lie will sit do, n and diaw his own illosta alien lot the same joke, not even changing it enough to that the editors cannot tecognin its lola tion to the oi iginal. The boy is similarly imp, esseil lit musses, and he has been known to act the pints he has seen. After Dr lel yll 3b. Mar he scent home to the Beta Shaminek mansion and di cooed himself up just like Me. Hyde When most of the brothers had gone to bed the newly created Mi. Hyde entered their r noms crept to then hedsules and cried "Boo!" or ,inalung like that The loathers were quite aston ished, as you can very well imagine One of them jumped eight inches, which is a pretty good jump from a hoHnintal position The fellow twisted his back and had to he boated at the infirmary, but when he get , hotter they're going to Hy it again They feel that he lull be able to do nine or possibly nine and a halt inches rf Bmnstem sets his bed on fire and cell• "Mar der i" We'll bet the check loom plats at Scram Ball that I3ob Hears ems first prize in the poster contest which Bob Shepard, of political fame, is running, Jost as the presses nine beginning to 1011, we weio snooping ai OUlld the print shop and saw out predation abuse as a fact on the front page. After all it's no secret. (Signed) Campusem. Alt 4nn;.11, the coming cross countt y manager 1 ecentit called on Dot Boehni at the Kappa house Dan, tu.tely, Dot took a giant dislike to AI t'q neck- tie and he decided to tick Inch to his Sigma Nu cnnetmu 3 . to change it. We actually didn't see an other man clip out of the house on h e Alt sons gone, but ne'n e stn c then e's something fishy. ea , ..eeene About Tm‘n & Campus• Chuck Rice & Marge Millet, Just a couple happy kids . The Acacia Austin dime up to the steps of the Women's Budding (which entail, hopping noel the lawn) and got a ticket Born mum. cop s Manhattan Pajamas Shirts $1.55 Suits Topcoats Overcoats $19.50 $23.50, $29.50 MONTGOMERY'S TM PENN STATE COLLEGIAN `Cancel War Debts To Save World Trade,' Hasek Says Cancellation of the inter-govern mental d eparations and oat debts is the answer to the pioblem which con fiont. the great nations of the world today, nand ding to Di. Call W head of the depaitment of economies and somologN. Pmate debts should be paid, in his opinion. "Immediate cancellation of debts hetneen nations mould take a great burden off international trade," Dr Hatch said "The r Opal atrons debt Nsue is like a stn night jacket on stolid commer cc and it mould do us a lot of good to get rid of it Other economists ocher, the .same thing Dr. Ilasel, esplmned how, when one go, ernment ones another, payments must be made in either gold or econ loma. goads Germany, also owes 0100,000,000 a year, cannot pay in gold so she has to pay in goods. To do tins she must create an e‘cess of ex port^ over imparts to the °start of 0100,000,000 annualh. "America meats other countries to pay then debts, set V, don't want the goods , rth ',lnch they can par off their TOdas 11 15— Coll,, 24.1,4 Br. li TOmorrm, II .I".—A,rlhillurnl 1,7 r, 1011—R nn slur l'ln>tr, tn Ithrltrb Drunn 'Gam.' Mich/Am.' CLUB TO SPONSOR I) INCING INSTRUCTION FOR S 9 UDENTS Dancing lessons for small charge will be sponsored by the Penn State Club in the second floor lounge of Old Main in ' , Arum., necoiding to Leon ard T '32, club pi esident Instruction will be supervised by Prof James T Larkin., p , of the School of Engineering, and vall be gin the second ,eel, m February All students interested should apply to Alfred It Mengel '33 BENTLEY, NIACKENZIE CHOSEN TO JUDGE AT STOCK SHOW Pints. Franklin L. Bentley and Peter C MacKenzie, both of the de partment of animal husbandry, will sem° as judges at the hart !shut g estock Show to be held 11 om Jan a:lly 18 to 22 Mr Bentley so ill also act in an of ficial capacity fat the Lancastet and Dauphin county show to be held at liar riburg at the same time. GO rsitoLL IN SIIORT COURSE Snty studeipt, hme enrolled m the winter sheet corns. en agtieulture and deny munufnatuung which opened last Monde}, according to Dean Ralph L Watts, of the School of Agee e Although the maim ity of the students ace nom Pennsylvania or, other states, Dermalk and Switzer land, are temesented. Jim's Place Shoe Shine and Hat Cleaning Shop Have your hat cleaned at Jim's for the Senior Ball 117 SO ALLEN STREET flaVOl i tf j P that ea "t .41 ", be cop ed! lust take) "c: - .e L'ie... You'll know it's right I THE ARMELKOIN: SHOP, ..,,,,. 109 East Beaver Ave STATE COLLEGE A BIG BAG' FOR 10e obligations. We have a huge pi odue tive machine of oar son and no put up' a high tar iff wall to meted rt Can-1 collation is the solution—we must start out on a nen basis," in the opin-! ion of Dr. }Easel: The 'economist dun actor Ind the Hooter moratmium taking off the, straight jacket for a yea and then) putting it back on. Get many has been 1 making an honest effort to meet her obligations he said, but at piesent, l with the fail in international trade and, in prices, she is unable to do so. Silver payments, according to Dr., Huse, ,ould make “confusion wor se confounded " The proposal made bv i Congressman McFadden for the cos sum of lands to the United States in the payment of debts is objectionable' because of the human element to soh ed, he lielim.es. HOLD MEETING TOMORROW "Chtistianity in a Chaotic Weil(" will be the theme of an open meeting of the Penn State delegation to the Buffalo Student Volunteer convention in the Hugh Beosei loom tomonow night at 7 o'clock Invitations to attend the meeting have been sent to members of the fac ulty, P S. C. A., Y. hl C A , Cos mopolitan dub, and selected students. E Bell 'dl, ehanninn of the student &legation, will has e dial go of the meeting LIBRARIANS TO MELT HERE The Pennsylvania 'Amity associ ation will hold its nest annual meeting here an October 13 to 15, WlHold P Lewis, College librailan, N. 15 nine toed yesterday by the president of the association, Alms Margaret Jackson, librarian of the Hoyt Irby my of Kings ton. Apm oximately 900 Wu y ark el^ ale expected to attend PLUMBING AND HEATING Albert Deal & Son 117 S. Fraser St. Phone 163 . . . , .:. 1ia ,,,, ~,, Tuxedo Complete pith All Accessories $29.50 Arrow Dress Shirk Stud Sets Tin Rental Hoy Brothers Allen Street THE NEW Smith- Corona Portable Typewriter ON SALE AT The Athletic Store ON CO OP SENATE APPROVES 1932-33 CALENDAR (Continued from page one) semester rill! end at 1150 o'clock the follow mg morning With registratron on Tuesday and Wednesday, the semester opens Thurs day. Easter recess will begin at 11 50 o'clock Thursday morning April 13 and end at 1 10 o'clock Tuesday af ter noon, April 18 I Memorial Day, recognized as a full College holiday, mall be celebrated on Tuesday, Slay 10 The second mirn- I ester 13 scheduled to end at 5 o'clock 'Friday afternoon, June 2 and the elec tion of representatives to the College Board of Trustees will be held on Alumni Day, Saturday, June 1. Baccalaureate Day is set for Sun dae, June 4 with Commencement and Cl iso Day an Monday, June 5. Ex clamations for admissron are sched uled on Wednesday and Thursday, June 7 and 8. Dock the CAMPUS OWLS AFTER SENIOR BALL Call Shappelle at 670 Everybody Sells CANDY but We are the only candy makers in State College Gregory's Since 1914 SPECIALS FOR JANUARY NESTLE PERMANENTS__ LE MUR $7.50 FINGER WAVES .50 SHAMPOO .50 CO-ED BEAUTY SHOP OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE ir The tt Nittany Lion's Ready to Serve a Buffet Supper Following Senior Ball 12 m. to 3 a. m. No Reservations 'Required $l.OO per couple Our Banquet and Dance Facilities Are Yours When Planning a Party •A Remember "A Price to Fit Every Purse" JOHN LE VINE, Resident Manager L. G. TREADWAY, Managing Director Tuesday, January 12, 1932 WILL ADDRESS ASSOCIATION Prof. Homan C. Knandel of the poultry husband, y depot tment will ad. di Les the New Hanipshne State Poultry Association at Concaid, N. 11., on Thursday. CA THAU I4 w.niaotr:psT4.t... , esmosei Greta Garbo, Raman Novarro, Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone "MATA HARI" WEDNESDAY— Che4ter Mort,, Thelma Todd in "CORSAIR" TIIURSDAY— SSkia Estelle Taylor in "STREET SCENE" MEESE Paul Lukac, Sidney Fox in 'STRICTLY DISHONORABLE SATURDAY— Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, in "PEACH O' RENO" Also S S Van Dine Mystery 8. News TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— Triumphant Return nith Sound of I). Goffilliq Epic "THE BIRTH OF A is: \ TION" THURSDAY- 18:31113 SEEM SATURDAY "STRICTLY DISHONOR IBLE $5.00 =ECM
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