Page Four EXPERT WATCH . REPAIRING . HANN & O'NEAL JEWELERS East College Ave. CA lril a A AU Aii -A \WARNER 13,...,5. THEATRE - PHONE 616 • Matinees 1:30-3:00 • Evenings 6:30-8:30 You can seen complete show as late as 9 p.m THURSDAY-FRIDAY Lionel Borrymore in 'ONE MAN'S JOURNEY" with May Robson, Joel McCrea; and Dorothy Jordan SATURDAY Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts in "LOVE, lIONOR AND On BABY" MONDAY-TUESDAY John Barrymore, Helen Hayes, Clark Gable, Lionel Barrymore, Robert Montgomery, Myrna Loy in "NIGHT FLIGHT" NITTANY FRIDAY A First Run Picture "MIDSHIPMAN JACK" A Real Comedy Action Story of Annapolis . SATURDAY Zane Grey's "TO THE LAST MAN" • with Randolph Scott, Esther Ralston and Noah licory ‘ . • • !‘i 14) • . . , 6 GREAT STARS TO THRILL YOU 6 IN A ROMANCE OF THE SKIES • ROBERT MONTGOMERY • JOHN BARRYMORE • HELEN HAYES + CLARKE GABLE • LIONEL BARRYMORE • MYRNA LOY in "NIGHT FLIGHT,/ 'Telling their absorbing story of loves that must be denied when duty calls—wf hungry hearts, eager • lips that wait for heroes of our modern times who may never return from their hazardous calling! MONDAY AND TUESDAY . show.. CATHAUtt A Compicle I:30.3:00 : •• Show Late 6:30:3:30 A Warner BrotheisTheatte. pp :00 THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY announces the transfer of the local FORD SALES AND SERVICE to BIRCH R. OBER Penn State, Class of 1917 • A large stock of parts will be a feature of the new organization—with most modern equipment and service facilities available. The Organization Will be Knowp. as - THE NITTANY MOTOR CO. 1000 W. College Ave. • Phone 666 BLUE BAND ANNOUNCES NEW STUDENT MEMBERS -o (Continued from page oho) Larry B. Tedesco '35, cymbals, and William 11. Kiere '35, snare drums. I The Blue Band will begin to prac tice immediately for several concerts to be given later in the year, 'accord ing to Bandmaster Wilfred 0. Thomp son. Several changes will be instituted by the organization this year, and will be shown for the first time to day when the band marches as part of the local Alpha Fire Company's unit in the state fireman's conven tion at Lock Haven. MINERS' UNREST RETARDS START OF MINING CLASSES Organization of the night mining classes in the bituminous coal fields by the School of Mineral Industries has been retarded by the unrest among the miners, according to Prof. Harry B. Northrup, director of the Mineral Industries extension work. At present nine classes have been prepared, with five other applications listed by the division. C. TURBETT The $22.50 Suit Man • Richman Bros. FINE CLOTHES At Penn State Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday October 10 and 11 _ The Finest Clothes We Have Ever Shown 'Call at Hotel or Phone 0640 and I will bring samples to your home or office. Satisfaction or Money Back Campus Bulletin All upperclass women intending to go on the hike to the W. A. A. cabin on Sunday afternoon are asked to sign up on the McAllister hall bul letin boards. The 'hike starts at 2 o'clock from the McAllister hall lobby. Hockey practice will be held on Holmes field at 4 o'clock every Mon day and Thursday for juniors and sophomores, while the seniors and freshmen will practice on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 4 o'clock. A gen eral practice for all classes will be held every Friday at 4 o'clock. Kappa Kappa Gamma will compete with McAllister hall in the intramural volleyball tournament at 4:15 o'clock 9omorrow afternoon, while Phi Mu will play Theta Phi Alpha at 9:95 o'clock tomorrow. Additional aspirants for the violin section of the College Symphony or chestra will appear for try-outs in Room 401, Old Main, at 7 o'clock Mon day night. Members of the Penn State Aero club will meet in Room 108, Main En gineering, at 7:15 o'clock tomorrow night. • STAGE CREW SELECTED AS PLAYERS REHEARSE Property, Costume Managers Named For "The Butter and Egg Man" Ralph H. Levine '34 has been nam ed stage manager for "The Butter and Egg Man" to be presented by the Penn State Players in Schwab auditorium Saturday, October 14. Elsie H.. Dout hett '35 will have charge of proper ites, while Edith R. Cotton '35 has been named costume manager. "The Butter and Egg Man," giVen in a modern setting, deals with the attempts of two theatrical producers, Joseph Lehman and • Jack McClure, played by Paul K. Hirsch '35 and John E. Binns '36, to produce a big moral play, "Her Lesson," on Broadway. As the show is about to fail to open be cause of lack of finances, Peter Jones, played by Kutzer L. Richards '36, a potential "angel" from Ohio, is found who gives them twenty thous and dollars with which he wished to buy a hotel in Chilicothe, Ohio. The plot from there goes on with his troubles as a producer, "Her Les-: son" turns out to be a success, and Jones finds another butter and egg man, played by Henry K. Moulthrop '34, who buys him out, and he returns to Chilicothe and buys his hotel. " BENJAMIN STARTS SERVICE Sidney H. Benjamin '33 will be in charge of a dance transportation ser vice for students who desire 'to hear orchestras playing near State College this winter. Under a 3i:wail:contract one price will entitle a student to transportation to and from the dance and admittance to the dance, accord ing to Benjamin. ENO CLASSIFIED BALL BOOM. DANCING INSTRUCTION— Individual social dancing instruction. Call .7704 or 811. Mary Morahan, Fya Apts., 200 W. College Ave. TYPING REPORTS—THEMES—THESSS— rat.. Call MI. Bone 851, be tween hotel of 8 to 2. etnon VIOLIN INSTRUCTlON—Experienced with beginners and advanced student. Attention given to ensemble playing. Mrs. G. F. Loebe, Nor• Leo Apts.. phone 577-5. 2tpdWIIS FOR RENT—Large front room with bay win. down on second floor, two single beds, $2.50 Per week. 137 S. Atherton St., phon n 485-17. FOR RENT—Two single rooms. 2 single beds, 2 doublems, 2.mom apartment. beat. roo light gas. Reasonable rent. 102 S. Barnard St., phone 31-J. ltnpFT FOR RENT—The' right sort of room for two of the right sort of boys. Prof. J. H. Fria sell. 210 Highland Ave. ItpdCEA, ROOMS FOR RENT—Room for two boys, slngle beds. Also room for one boy. Mrs. R. 0. Grahnm, 225 a Atherton St.. phone $53.3. .2tnpGß FOR RENT—Room and sleeping porch with private family. .224 Ridge Ave., Thane 678. germ ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeepina. Alsoroams tru for stu dents. 626 N. Allen St., phone 295-21. 2hIJM. LOST—Homer's 111ied In Room 19 S.L.A. on Friday or 2 p. rn. Finder please notify John Irwin, 479. CO-OP STORE—Students' not compensated for hooks left with thin stme, please wite to i Collection. • tneFT 00e 'WON'T BUY AN AUTOMOBILE. but it will pay the round-trip bus fare,admission. dancing, and tax to Kishacoquillas Park. Lewistown, Saturday night. State men and Lewistown belles will dance to Ted Brown sole and his recording. orchestra- Bums leave Co-op 7:15. 7:15. 7:45, 8:00, and 8:15. Complete 000 ticket sold on bus. ltchSHß By Saving a Little Bit at a Time PERSISTENTLY, Financial Independence May Be Yours Early in Life. The First National Bank of State College State College, Pa. John T. McCormick, President David F. Kapp, Cashier THE PENN STATE COLLEGIA ACTIVITIES REPORT • FOR YEAR ISSUED -0-- (Con(inued from page one) ing a surplus of $1,027.18, with $6OO of that amount having been turned over to the staff, as a partial• settle ment. Subscriptions for the Old Main Bat provided .$619, advertising netted $412.90, cash sales added $6.80, and miscellaneous items totalled $8.60. With $59.50 listed under accounts re ceivable, $26.50 has been considered lost because of bad accounts, setting the total income at $1,080.30. A total of $789.80 was listed as publishing expenses, $118.02 Was spent' for. materials, supplies, equip ment, entertainment, and office main tenance, while miscellaneous expenses amounted to .$69.25. An estimated profit of $118.23 was shown, and a partial settlement of $BO has been paid to the staff members. Advertising in the Beaver Field Pictorial, which is circulated at the major footballs games, netted $396.65. while sales amounted to $373.75. A loss of bad accounts of $87.50 reduces the advertising accounts receivable to $115.50, and sets the total income figures-for the year at $835.90. Publishing and printing costs amounted to ,$534.30, and salesmen's commissions, materials and supplies, and office maintenance expenses tot alled $82.88, setting the expenditures at s6l7:lB.'The estimated profits of $218.72 have been turned over to thd Athletic 'ASiiiiciation. . , A summary. of the class financial statement; whichis included in the re port, was .published in a previous is sue of the COLLEGIAN. Items listed include class dances; caps and gowns, invitations; Lion suits, blazers, Senior Week,. proclamations, stunt night, and freshmen Caps. SENIORS CONTINUE WORK AS PRACTICE TEACHERS Co-eds Begici'Fourth Week at Altoona; Johnstolin High Schools Twerityone senior women have be gun.. their. , fourth week of practice teaching in Johnstown and Altoona today, Of the number, fifteen are tak ing their.training in Johnstown, while six work 4.the Altoona high school: MargareCE. Barnard, Verne M: Bernard, . Beatrice A. Dilg, Annie M Dotterer,,VB AI Hill, and. S. Roberta Wolf are located in Altoona, while Mildred - M.' Becker, Justyne M. Briggs,' Charlotte E. Caterson, J. Mil dred Ilgenfiltz, Ethel C. MacLaren, and Marie O. Mahoney are teaching in 'Johnstown. Others aliO in Johnstown are Flor ence R. - 104wett, Viola L. Palombo, Vivian, L ' , Pennell, Erma L. Reese, EVelyn Isabel ' . L. Rhein, June B. Roberts, Blanche bt Sponsler, and Gertynile Tulin.' For the second period, WhiCh will begin November 13, nine serilor women will go to Al-. toona, while twenty will take their practice wotk in Johnstown. • MOTOR:THIEF ADMITS GUILT Raymond ,Lucas, 3Z, of State Col- . lege r _pleaddd'guilty at Butler Thurs day•tcothe theft of an airplane motor from the . .Pittsburgh-Butler airport. •He also ..cotifeased to stealing two parachutes from the State College air port, and an:automobile from T. V. O'Brien, of Pittsburgh. DIAMOND CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. 202 King Street Wilmington, Delaware Manufacturers of Diamond Wax Diamond Disinfectant Diamond Toilet Tissue and Janitors' Supplies We, cater to fraternity houses W.H. GRIMES Factory Representative 1. onie One Wants Your ..PORTRAIT.. + + + Have a'New One Made Today! By Appointment The El ENN cTATE HOTO OHOP 212 EAgT. COLLEGE AVENUE STATE COLLEGE, PA Fraternity Averages 1 .1. Tau Phi Delta 1.77 2. Triangle 1.58 3. Delta Theta Sigma 1.66 4. Alpha 'Chi Sigma • 1.53, 5. Sigma Pi-- 1.49 6. Sigma Tau Phi 1.48 7. Alpha Chi Rho 1.46 8. Beta Sigma Rho 1.42 9. Alpha Tau Omega 1.11 10. Acacia 1.40 10. Kappa Delta Rho 1.40 12. Phi Kappa ' '1.39 12. Phi Pi Phi • 1.39 14. Delta Tau Delta________l.3s 16. Kappa Sigma • 1.34 .15. Phi Delta . Theta 1.34 17. Alpha Garithia . Rho 1.32 18. Phi Lambda Theta 1.30 18. Phi Sigma Delta • 1.30 20. Delta Chi 1.29 20. Phi Kappa Psi • 1.29 20. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1.29 23. Phi Gamma Delta 1.28 23. Phi Epsilon Pi • 1.28 23. Theta Xi 1.28 26. Lambda• Chi Alpha 1.26 27. Beta' Kappa" ' • 1.25 28. Delta Upsilon_.... 1.23 28. Phi Kappa Tau 1.23 28. Pi Kappa Alpha '", 1.23 51. Alpha Kappa Pi_ • 1.22 32. •Pi Mu Delta 1.17 33. Delta. Sigma Phi 1.16 33.. Sigrim Chi 1.16 33. Theta Chi 1.16 33. Theta Ulfhilon Omega 1.16 37. Beta Theta' Pi_.-___ 1.15 37. Sigma Phi Epsilon________l.ls 37. Theta Nu Epsilon 1.15 40. Phi Kappa Sigma 1.14 41. Chi - Phi • • • ' 1.12 42. Alpha Sigma Phi• ' 1.11 4 2 . Phi Sigma Kappa 1.11 42. Sigma .Nit • 1.11 45. Tau Kappa Epsilon 1.10 46. Pi Kaapa • " 1.06 47. Sigma.' Phi' Sigma • 1.04 47. Theta Kappi.Phi - ' 1.04 Men's Lucal..F4ternities . .•• 1. Phi KaPpa Nu 1.51 2. Tau Sigma Phi' • ' • 1.38 3. Chi Upsilon : - - 1.37 4. Sigma Phi Alpha • 1.21 Alpha Zeta - • ''•- 2.01. Commons: Club • • 1.45 Omega :Psi Phi . 2.13 Women's 'National Fraternities • ' 1. Alpha oMierim; Pi ' 1.95 :2. Delta Gimmi • ' • 1.76 .3. 'Gamma Phi Beta 1.74 ,4. Kappa Kappa. Gamma___l.7l 5. Krippa - Alpha ITheta____4___l.67 6. Chi Omega •7. Theta -Phi. Alpha 1.44 8. Phi ' • • • • • 1.44 ,9. Alpha Chi Omega 1.21 WomCn's' Local L'Amitie ' • , Group Averages Non, Finternity,. Men • 1.49 Non Fraternity:Women ' 1.53 All College . Men ' 1.39 All College Women ' 1.57 AIL College_ •• • - - •• 1.42 All FiateraitY;:-' _-_:____:...1.34 itoga::: a brand new, idea' in • SHIRTS by Arrow • a real form-fitting shift that .follows •the • lines of your body. ' • . No "folds" around the waist. No "bunching" at the shoul . ders. • • it . See them displayed ~2, in our window. . . -FROMM'S 114 East College Avenue • No 'ice'. BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS OF STATE COLLEGE AGREE ON MINIMUM PRICE OF $6.50 PER WEEK FOR 'BOARD • Boarding, House Operators organized at a meeting- October 2' and beaause of the increased cost of produce and labor, haVe agreed by , a majority vote •to set the ,above minimum price for:, board. • This is necessary to realize a fair profit and no one board ing house is taking advantage of boarders by it. COMMITTEE ON BOARDING HOUSES CUSTOMS EXEMPTIONS . GRANTED BY TRIBUNAL .(Continued frone page one) toms either because of having taken 'them before, or because of their age included Howard Ashey, W. M. Bond, E. C. Brink, G. M. Cummings, A. C. Doherty, John B. Davis, Richard Geis 'el, G. Frederick Leffler, Irwin Litt man,: J. M. Leslie and Jack Minford. 'C. W. IVrcbtoran, P. A. Murry, Wood 'row.;W. Ott, M. Rappaport, R. W. Reiser, and Jules RendleMan also were' excused. Other men who do not have to wear customs include Joseph Rum baugh, Russell Rose, Henry V. Shaw, A. E. Trexler, Samuel Warwick, and Charles" Weckland. Men who will take, full customs ' for the first semes-' ter are William Blickens, John Cole, and A. M. Zwicky. Samuel Breen and Mee Phone 773 Ileoidenee 944 DR. HOWARD SCHERMER FOOT SPECIALIST—CIIIROPODIST Opening About Oct. 15 • Ogled Hours: 9-12 a.m.: 1.5 P.M.. Sundays by Appointment Leltsell Bldg, Coy. College Ave. & Allen St. • RICH IN FOOD VALUES Stroehmann's KEW-BEE Bread is a fine food for children,containing all the nutritive values you will find in good food. - Serve it with every meal. Your Grocer will_ gladly supply you Thursday, October 5, 1933 Milton Sweet will be required to wear full customs for the entire period that they are in effect. OgUcf "I just.cen't get over the change in my appearance, Grace. What • difference the proper style makes in one. And to think I have you to thank for tolling me about The Elite Beauty Saloti "For the Discriminating" PHONE 695 State College Hotel
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