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WOOD SECURES '33
PRESIDENTIAL POST
(Continued from page one)
and John A. Clarkson with 45 votes.
Student Council balloting in the
race Los the four senior Engineering
seats resulted in the election of Wil
liam R. Day ji , 131, A. Albert Blaess,
120, Benjamin L. Wise, 118, and
Harry M. Wilson, 112. Robert M.
Maxwell polled 127 votes, but as P.
S. C. A. president he is an ex-officio
member of the council, and his elec
tive seat went to Wilson, the fifth
highest. Other candidates were Ray
mond C. McClintock, 92, Manx D.
Moller, 82, and William H. Miller, 74
Tao Liberal Attu mambos Aver°
choger from the junior class with Karl
F Weber, 02 cotes, and Chalks J.
Wilson n ith 81, as the successful con
testants Frank B. :Musser, 77, Jack
R. Aldrich, 72, and Ivc V. Giannini,
27, ucte other candidates fon the
beats.
The single 1934 Chemistry and
Physics reps esentatwe for next year
will be William A. Anderson, who
polled 42 sot es to defeat Milton Kos
min with 32 and J. Perry Morgan
with 3L Hussy K Moulthrop, who
secured 20 votes as compared to 28
for Stanley L Zawacki, was elected
to the Junior Education post, while
the single Mineral Industries repre
sentative will be Kenneth H Mans
who defeated William D Hartman,
34-to-26.
Two junior Student Council seats
from the Agriculture - School were
gained by H. Eugene Arthur, 81, and
John F. Bechtold, 74. H. Scott Rob
inson with 49 votes and Leslie A Sea
man with 45 votes were the other
contestants.
Receive 1935 Posts
The 1931 Engineering representa
tives in Student Council nut be Don
ald C Brubaker, 141, William S. Bo
sank 106, and William H. Crown Jr,
105. The unsuccessful candidates
were Daniel V. McCarthy, 104, Rich
ard H. Shanaman, 104, Maran A Say
land, 88, and Robert K Asplund, 86
S .Bruce Gi!hard MIN successful
ever Richard A Sigel to become the
sophomore Engineering representative
when he polled 123 Notes to Sigel's
119. Vernon D. Platt, w.th 98, te
emed the right to represent the
sophomore Liberal Arts when he de
tested Patml. J. Boner With 83. Jo
seph F. Wagley secured the single
1935 Mineral Industries post by poll
ing a vete of 31 to 26 over Robert W.
Brown.
With one sbphomme Student Coun
cil representative chosen from each
school, Clifford, C Wood, with 56
t'otes, secured the Agriculture posi
tion over Leonard P Lang with 34.
The 1935 Chemistry and Physics rep
iesentative will be. Willard •D. Aloyer
who defeated Joseph A Benner, 67-
to-59, while Albert P. 51111,n1tonis will
hold the sophomore Education 'nisi
tarn as a result of a 2840.26 vote.
TO LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
Prof. Pauline B. Mack, of the School
of Chemistry and Physics, rill leave
tomorrow for Washington, D. C., to
carry on textile research work in the
laboratories of the Bureau of Stand
ards.
$ 1113 : 1 9
Bth
10 5
LOCAL OR TELEPHONE
ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
STATE COLLEGE
FLORAL SHOPPE
Allen Street Phone 580-J
Durable
Comfortable
Named 1933, 1934 Vice-Presidents
CHARLES W. SHAEFFER '33
1935 Co-eds Wear I
Unmated Apparel
During Spirit Day
With fieedom from all the trials
and tribulations that beset the lowly
freshmen right at then fingei tips as
Mose-up Day looms ahead on the min
im, the yearling co-eds prepare ler
the last sally of the dominating soph
omores attempting to thrust them in
to the lowest depths befoie they as
sume the much desned status of ex
freshmen tomorrow.
Woe unto the thoughtless underling
ulte fails to greet the unsympathetm l
sophomore pith a low hew and a
"hello. superior sophomore!" The pro
pane drawn up for the colorful core-1
monies today makes it imperative foe
the young and gullible women to'
prance abcut in unstated apparel.
Shoes, stockings, gloves, and earnings
worn on one side of these forldin stu-,
dents shall not resemble their mates.
on the other side.
Students stiolling on the campus
will see these freshmen streaking
about viith hats awry and balloons
sticaining forth, carrying hocks in the
able slip of popes bags All make-up
; employed by them shall grace only
one of the fait, smooth cheeks.
Tr complete the colorful allay,
im
modes., unconsmvative and rather
bright and striking green ribbons will
bedeck all right ankles. All yearling]
co-ed., perforce perambulate like In-!
diens in their most approved style
single file, always accompanied by
trusty, competent umbrellas which
shall be closed only in the event that
it rains
SPEAKS ON 'SOIL EROSION'
H H. Bennett, in charge of soil et o
sidn investigations for the United
Stites Bureau of Chemistry and Soils,
spoke on soil erosion here ;Wednes
daY afternoon. :,;
NITTANY GARAGE
Phone 49
General Repairing
Prices Reasonable
Towing Service
Sleepy 'Smith
cat cereals served In the
dining-reoms of American
colleges, eating clubs and
fraternities aro made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
They Include Kellogg's Corn
Fishes, PEP Bran Flakes,
Rice Krispies, Wheat
Krumbles and Kellogg's
WHOLE WHEAT Biscuit.
AlsoKaffeellag Coffee—real
coffee that lets you sleep.
FALl:etry-pi
BRAN
COLONIAL HOMESPUN FABRICS
Tailored of the special price of $19.50 for a period of 10 days only
• • • STETS - ON "D" • • •
Gen. Butler Gains
State College Vote
Gen. Smedley D Butler, dry can
didate for the Pennsylvania Repub
lican nomination for United States
senator, defeated his met opponent,
Senate]. James J Davis by a Note of
452-to-272 in the State College pm ;
mar!. elections Tuesday, although Da-
Nis' plurality in the State was almost
300,000.
Polling 288 votes to 226 for J Banks
Kurtz and 184 for Eugene H Lederer,
J. Mitchell Chase received the great
est support of any of the Once lead
ing candidates for the Republican
Congiessional nomination from this
district.
Franklin D Roosevelt snamped Al
fred E Smith by a vote of 108 to 9
in the ballot for the Democratic presi
dential nomination. Joseph I. France
polled 224 votes foi the Republican
piesidentml nomination and Herbert
Hoover 45, ulthough President Hoov
er's name did not appear on the bal
-1 lot
Dean Will Grant Chambers, of the
School of Education and Di. Arthur
S Harrell, dnector of vocational
teacher training attended a State
tenches training, attended a State
son in Pittsburgh last week.
SAM TRACY
and his
Broadcasting Orchestra
Appearing al.
KISHACOQUILLAS '.
, PARK'
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Saturday, April.3oth
8:30 to 12:30
Admission
Dancing 50c
HE WENT through his freshman
year in a daze. Now he's a soph—
and still doesn't know what it's all
about. Yet Smith isn't so much
lazy—as sick.
That's the trouble with constipa
tion. It's so treacherous. You may
never know you have it. Yet it
often causes headaches, listless
ness, sleeplessness, and a general
"down" feeling.
Just cat two tablespoonfuls daily
of a delicious cereal: Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN. See bow much better
you feel after a week. Ask that it
be served at your favorite eating
place.
40 2g#
ALL-BRAN
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Campus Bulletin
Students desiring temporaiy Wald
positions during Mothers' Day and
Junior Prom week-ends should notify
the Christian sssociation office us
soon as possible.
I=2=l
Important meeting of Penn State
Players on Friday at 4 o'clock in the
Little Theatre.
IM:=1
Freshman editmial candidates foi
COLLEGIAN staff arc lequested to
meet m Room 312, Old Mom, at 7
o'clock Wednesday. night.
Horseback Riding
Special Tickets on Easy Terms •
Binners' Lessons Any Hour—Day or Night
FREE eg INSTRUCTIONS—MAKE RESERVATIONS 4t
Students, Ask About Phys. Ed. Credits
CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL '4i.
Rear of Hotel and Theatre Phone 9799
Why Not Move Up
To Higher Quality Meats at Very Reasonable Prices and
Have Satisfaction as Well as Save Money?
FISHBURN'S MEAT MARKET
Phone 357
The Nittany Lion
Make Reservations
2 • '
&L.; Now for
try: Mothers' Day, May Bth
Junior Prom—May 13th
An "Euily Ainci wan lint
Buffet Supper Served After Junior Prom
May 13th. $l.OO per couple
DO YOU LACK FAITH TODAY'
ou'llFind It When You Come
U r air 'Under', the Spell of
-41R4
Cie
The overwhelming drama who•
silent version made idols of u
knownsl Now reaches you
a talkie with stars of toda
SYLVIA
'SIDNEY
;.', in the "hardboiled lily" role that
A'..1 1 V: , '..!... t, made Betty Common famed.
.r: , ~
CHESTER
J
c:7,i7 I 4 AORRIS
~.,,,,----,
i, ~, ..7,?' as the underworld boss, \Ouch
f ,a - , lifted Thomas Nieighan's name.
‘i4 l
IRVING •
PICHEI.
ii..' ' .In another master role az the me
who "cursed God"!
,
% ''''' " JOHN •
WRA
as "The Frog"! Who has forgotta
^•"1' the Cheney which this rol
1 , A l . brought home!
Ir •
ROBERT COOGA_ _
,
. ' '
As the lovable Boy WI
Does Not Scoff!
Hobart Boswort
As the Patriarch.
A PARAMOUNT PICTU'
A THA U , M -.
ivarneoiottieospWiix.: . • • •
CLASSIFIED
ORCHESTRA AVAILABLE—Juror
nom and House Party bands. A
good selection of reliable and reason
able otehestras. "Duko" Millet, Phi
Sigma Kappa, G7O
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUC
TION—IndividuaI instruction for
Leginners. Call 7704, or see Mrs. F.
3. Hanrahan, Fyn Apartments. Etch
WANTED—A ROYAL PORTABLE
typewriter in good condition. See
R. E. Lines, Alpha Zeta. Phone 125.
ltchEZ
L. C TREADWAY, Mgr Di
&nix D. LEE, Res. My.
MONDAY-TUESDAY
Matinee Daily at 1:30
Evenings at 6:00 and 7:45
WANTED FURNISHED APART
monk by two graduate students
Must be reasonable and ready for oc
cupancy about Juno 7, 1932. Address
XYZ, care of COLLEGIAN °file°. 2tR.T
WILL THE PERSON WHO PICKED
up a wrist watch and whistle in the
gym Monday afternoon kindly return
both articles to Hugo Bezdek's office?
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT FOR 4
mon. To ho selected on basis of
ability and personality. To earn min
imum of $4OO. Interviews arranged
by phoning Manny Perkin 18-M or
4014. 3tChl
DOES YOUR ROOF NEED
REPAIRING?
General Sheet Metal Work
SHEET METAL
SHOP
R. ROY WILLIAMS
131 1 / 2 Frazier Street
211 West Beaver Avenue
Boalsburg Bus Co: '-'
Running between State College and Lewistown • ;
Leaves State College 11:10 A. M.-3:00 P. M.
Leaves Lewistown 1:30 P. M.---5:45 P. M.
C. W. CORL, Manager
Phone 25-R-3 , -
NOTICE
The Best Place to Buy Coal in State College is the
Hillside Ice and Coal Co.
Highest Quality of Coal at the Right Price Phone 1364
Friday, April 29, 1932
FOR RENT-6-room heated apart.?
- ma, gas range and porch
135-R.
FOR RENT—Single, double rooms.b
118 N. Atherton Street. Phone 4
10444. Itch FT
FOR SALE—A tux for sale, size 38;
only worn once, at a bargain price.
Call 284-M. 3tnpEF
Give Mother
JEWELRY
on
Mothers' Day
It is something lasting :
HANN - & O'NEAL
East College Avenge ,',
Stylish
Healthful