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SHOWS DAILY—I:3O, 3:00. 6:30, :30
And a Complete Show oe Late as S I'. M.
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Eddie Cantor, Gloria Stuart and the
Goldwyn Girls in
"ROMAN SCANDALS"
Plus: Color Cartoon
"The Little Red lien"
WEDNESDAY
Ruth Chatterton, Adolphe llenjou
and Claire Dodd iii
"JOURNAL OF CRIME"
Plus; Popeye Cartoon
THURSDAY
Fredric March, Sylvia Sidney in
"GOOD DAME"
Plus: The Year's Cleverest Burlesque
"Come To Dinner"
NITTANY
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
'the Sparkling French Hit
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PFL JUAN
ALA I Llercy :oc s r
NTON
Directed by Rene Claire
Pngliah aub•titlm explain the ilevelunment of
this delightful dramatic comedy of a holly. a
street ger, and 11 peddler in love with the
same girl—and ready to do battle for her:
THURSDAY
Ruth Chatter.ton, Adolphe Menjou
and Claire Dodd in
"JOURNAL OF CRIME"
Dr. Grace S. Dodson
Osteopathic Physician
Ileatherbloom Apartments .No. 3
PHONE 1062-3
112 11. Nitlany Ave.. Slale College
New Spring
SWAGGER SUITS
$7.50 up
Schlow's Quality
Shop
Yes, You Can Look
AttractiVe in
Glasses
1t is ' nol necessary for
you to sacrifice style
when wearing accur
ately fitted lenses.
We will give you both
Dr. Eva B. Roan
Optometrist
120 East College Ave
Phone 11
CATERERS!
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COOK'S
for
Choice
Cuts
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MARKET
Phone 267 •
Special
SPORT HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR
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STUDENT UNI
All notices will be reeeieed at...the-Stn
o'clock Wednesday afternoon .fur a Tht
for a Monday issue. Additional node
COLLEGIAN office an Wednesday am'
The 'freshmen commission .meeting
will be heki in the Hugh Beaver Room
of the P. S.. C. A. at 7 o'clock.
TOMORROW
Pi Lambda Sigma, honorary pre
12gal fraternity, will meet in Room
318,.01d Main, at 8 o'clock..
Alpha Chi Omega will meet Alpha
Omicron Pi in badminton and shuffle
boards at 9 o'clock.
Kappa Phi .Kappa, honorary edu
cational fraternity, will meet in Room
321, Old Main, at 7:30 o'clock.
A badminton and shuffle hoard
tournament between Chi Omega and
Downtown dormitory will be held at
8 o'clock. Downtown women will op
pose Gamma Phi Beta at 8:30 . o'clock.
Grange Dormitory will meet Kappa
Alpha Theta in badminton at 0 o'clock.
Kappa Alpha Theta will meet Kappa
Kappa Gamma in shuffle board at the
same time. Kappa Kappa Gamma will
face McAllister hall 'in badminton at
9:30 o'clock. McAllister hall and Phi
Mu will meet at the same time in
shuffle board.
International Relations 'Club will
meet in Room 318, Old Main, at 7:30
o'clock. Edward A, Gordos '34 will
lead a discussion on "Europe Today."
Association of Fraternity Counsel
lors will meet in Room 315, Mineral
Industries building, at 7 o'clock.
THURSDAY
The degree team of :the' Grange .
will practice after its busineas meet;
ing in Old Main at 7:30 o'clock.
The Ylazeßon Mountaineer club willi
meet in Room 302, Old Main,lat 7':30 '
o'clock. •
FRIDAY •
V. M. Chatfield,'4 the engineering
Super Salesmen For ,
Penn State Found in
Its Alumni, Relatives
Alumni and relatives seem to be the
best salesmen for Penn State. . 1
Of the freshmen, in the School of
Agriculture, who were polled to deter
mine why they had selected Penn
,State- instead. of. any other college,
seventy-seven of the 118 who voted
replied that.pen talks by alumni and
relatives had been instrumental in
their coming here.
Fifty-three claimed the curricula of
that school had attracted them; low
expenses were mentioned by seven
teen; and former visits to the College
influenced twelve. ; Other. incentives
listed were recommendations from
former teachers, rural of th
College,• and the COlege catalogue..-;
Factors mentioned from one to three
times were •magazine' . articles, Perin
State spirit , county agents, facilities
of the ,College•; fraternity life,,.aena
tOrial seholarsijipi, , and the climate.
CLASSIFIED
LIALLIWOAL WWI
MolallitutOitollotercbido,o63)
7704 or MI. Mary Mournlmin, AIAA,
200 W. Coliezo Ave. , ; • 1.00 Kr.,
LOST—Turlitdge ring in antique tiliver ,sa
line. Finder. please cull Mary Louise Freer.
10874. 2:13-ItpdFT
MISSING—A small blue box containlnt .
small. blue. keystone shaped Lion's Pau"
Pin. Please cml apa if found.
2tcompCAM
MR RENT—Room for one student, centrally
located. C.: per week. ApPly any time at
ter 5 p. m. 3rd floor. 131 E. Renvee Ave.
23140111 n
F 01! RENT—Single room, with private Tarn
Hy. inquire Mr.!. W. H. Mob. 228 I.:
Hamilton. Phone 602-It.
WANTED—Pmeiengers to Philadelphia and re
turn. Leave any time Friday. Return any
time Sunday. Call T. A. Serrill, 13K.
236-IttoWWW
Colt SALE - , motoveyele. - 74," 0080
model. Tandem equipment. Two new tires.
Con he seen nt 010 McKee St.. after March
11. or call 008. Price 573 cash. Will ac
cept Colt's model 1911, Cal .40, or goring.
field model 1903. Ca1..30 in port payment.
George R. Anderson. 010 McKee St. Phone
ISO. 212.0TN1'
NOTICE—No (amnions will 1w tasked the nee-
son who found my leather gloves in NLA
if he will return them to the Phi let ledge
or call It and ask for The 1101. IteDIS.
MST—Phi Kappa l'si ttxtcrnitY pin. Ran
86 or return. Reward. Iteonw.11(11
LOST—Brown leather key ense containing
two keys. Finder please 'return to P. 0.
Nicoilemur, SOS Family HIM. ItzFON
LOST—GoId wrist watch with gold 11/11111.
ornlinhly on front enmoos won,. Piens.,
return to Tom donee. doe W. Foster Ave..
for rowsird. Phone :17-It. 2.37-3tp.1311W
I'ol2 RENT—Loin, well furnished roo
One Mock from Cool, m
Corner. In front of
comp.. See Mrs. .T. lionrnhan, 200 W.
College Ave.. or roll 770.3 or NIL
2:18-N1'4Aht
FOR RENT—Room. either xlndio or double.
301 S. Ito rrowe, St. thittereluieduen
(erred. 2304 tnpVo
FOR RENT-2 downtown bachelor apart
meaty: several dexitnhle student rooms.
GordanP. Kissinger Agency. State Collect
Hotel, phone 227.. 2.111-IttalltlV •
ItOOMS--For 3 or 1 students, Slugle o
double. Simmons beds. Sirs. J. It
linker, 102 S. Ilsrosrd St. Cull 314
'ITNPJAN
N BULLETIN
/dent Union dunk to Old• Main until G
lunday issue. and until Saturday noon
eon nay be 'phoned to the Old Main
Sunday nicht.
and development department of a well
known Philadelphia oil company, will
give an open lecture on "Stabilization
of Refinery Gasoline," in Room 119,
Mineral Industries building, at 4:10
o'clock. Copies of the flow plan of
the process will be distributed for ref
erence.
MISCELLANEOUS
Regular open evening worship ser
vices under the direction of the Y. IY.
C. A. are being conducted every night
at 6:30 o'clock in the Hugh Beaver
Room in Old Main.
Every seat for each number in the
series of the Artists' Course has been
sold. However, patrons holding series
tickets find it impossible at times to
attend sonic particular number of the
course. In such cases the Student
Union Office is ready to act as inter
mediary so that unused tickets for a
particular number may be turned in
to that office and either sold to other
purchasers (the purchase price to be
turned over to the original owners)
or, if some owners prefer, given to
those who might otherwise be unable
to attend. This courtesy on the part
of the holders of series tickets will,
we feel; be greatly appreciated by
those who otherwise could secure
tickets for standing room only.
C. E. MARQUARDT, Chairman
Artists' Course Committee
BLOCK. GREEN TO PLAY •
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Will Represent State in Lamed Cup
Tilts at Cornell This Week
Herman Block '35 and G. Nelson
Green '35 have been selected by Ten
nis Coach Harney NV : . "Dink" Stover
to represent the College in the annual
Lamed Cup invitation tournament . at
Cornell University, Friday and Satur
day.
Leaving Wednesday night, they will
be accompanied by Paul L. Meunier,
graduate assistant in chemistry, and
former runner-up in the Indiana
state tennis championships. Previdus
engagements will not permit' Coach
Stover of make the trip. '
Resumed after a two-year lapse be 7
cause of insufficient .finances, the
tournament, which is an indoor day-,
light one, will begin Friday morning.
It is sponsored by Cornell,:arid;
the outstanding eastern intercollegiate
players are invited to comdcte
"ie the
matches, Coach Stover
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
College Host to
Visiting Matmen
(Continued front page one)
the heavyweight class, complete the
Harvard entries.
Pennsylvania will send Levine, 118-
pounder, Moore, 126-pounder, Gordon,
1.35-pounder, and either Mazursky,
BOwman or De Prophetis in the 145-
r potind .weight: Fry will fill the 155-
pound berth,. Lee or 'Clark the 165,
while it is still undecided whether
Basmapian, Lee, Gram, or Clark will
!start in the 175-pound class. Either
!Cross or Basmajian will be the Red
and Blue heavyweight.
Snowden Will Compete
Yale submitted only eight entries,
the only, team as yet which named no
alternates. Coppersmith, Vales, Shal
lenberger, Hull; Captain Haase, Kin
deke, Triest, and Snowden are the
Bulldog entries. Snowden lost in the.
finals last year to "King" Cole for
the heaVyWeight title.,
Columbia, too, submitted only a ten
tative line-up with Lustbader and
Papastimiatiou in the 118-pound divi
sion, Chilvers and McGrath in the 126-
pound class,. - and Brown or McGrath
in the 135-ponnkelass. In. the 145-
pound division,—the New York Lions
will enter. eitheilClinger,.Brown, or
Nebel; in 'the .155-pound class, John-.
son or Klinger will wrestle.' Johnson
or Kelly:Will start in the 165-p - ound
division, while 'King and Acer arc
bOth named is'l7s-pounders.. Daven
port!or King will be the Columbia
heavkweighe
Princeton will be represented - by
leither Koehler or 'Avati, 118-pounders,
Gurney or, ; Snelham, 126-pounders,
Bowie or Quinn; 135 pounds, and Greg
ory or Wesiman in the 145-pound di
vision. Captain, Hooker will be a
strong factor in' the 155-pound divi,
sion. . There are three Princetonian
possibilities in the next class—Elliott,
Treidc, or Prindle. Classes, Schmid
lapp, or Eliott will compete in the
175-pound diVision, while Buckman is
the Tiger heavyweight.
Lehigh, Has Perfect Slate
Lehigh is the only team to enter the
tournament with a perfect record,
I boastinenine'.victories and no losses
lor ties. The Nittany grapplers have
th:e..pecorid . best, season behind them,
with fqut; victories, one losS and one
tic, eloSelYWollbiied by Ytle;%vith four
I.,ieforicA,? , ,agsl'itial two defeats.
• *.ltal;4i . :diWiili; four victories, three
.
draw forMe season,
with three
'r , o?ii;:deteAs'iiip4 a draw, folli4 closely.
IPeiniSsstitslaiitsi.lies a .500 .4Wrage of
. .iieVoilek against thrb•q,losses.
ColtiAgfAlis the least irirpigssive
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Lytle Addition Juvenile Religionists
Not Daunted by Theological Enigma
Nursery rhymes and theology are
but slightly differentiated by young
sters at the Lytle's Addition Commun
ity Sunday School where the Penn
State Christian Association is aiding
with the instruction of its members.
"Cain, Abel and Pinchot were
the first children of Adam and Eve,"
was a response to one of the ques
tions put yesterday morning by Mary
L. McFarland '34 and John A. Cart
mell '36 P.S. C. A. members during
the instruction hour.
The work at the Addition, until re
cently wholly in the hands of the As
DOWNTOWN WOMEN LEAD
IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS
185 Points Netted Diming Semester
Toward New Trophy Offered
Downtown women lead in the wo
men's intramural sports contest, with
a total of 185 points. This score in
cludes all points gained during the
first semester in the race for the new
intramural trophy. Chi Omega, with
183 points, ranks as close second,
while Alpha'. Omicron' Pi, With a tally
of 166 points, and McAllister hall,
.160, arc third and fourth respectively.
Kappa Alpha Theta, Women's build
ing, and the. Downtown dormitories
are next on-the list.with 149;147, and
104 points,
_in the, order given. The
ranking of the groups may be changed
by the results of the second semester
'sport seasons according to Elsie M.
Douthett vice-president of the
Women's Athletic Association, who is
in charge of the point system.
Alpha Chi Omega and Grange dor
mitory have gained 78 points each;
' while the ranking is completed -with
Delta Gamma, 00; Theta Phi Alpha,
58; Kappa Kappa Gamma, 50; and
Gamma Phi Beta, 24.
average with three victories over
shadowed by six defsats .and a tie.
Cornell has engaged in the least
number of dual meets, having taken
part in only four, winning.two while
losing and tieing one each. .Syraeuse,
with two victories, four defeats, and a
tie, conchides the list. !.
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the cigarette that's MILDER
the cigarette that TASTES BETTER
sociation, now has the assistance of
the Woman's Club and Parent-Teach
ers' Association of State ,College. The
children receive instruction in handi
craft each Saturday.
Average attendance at the Sunday
school is between twenty-five and fif
ty squirming children. Several of the
older boys are building benches for
those who have been compelled to
stand each week.
Adults often attend the Sunday
school although many of them are
handicapped by their inability to read
and consequently cannot use the hymn
books. The children are fond of en
tertaining their parents and enjoy
giving lengthy programs where they
recite poems.
The making of paper furniture for
doll houses became so fascinating at
the handicraft class last Saturday
that before the afternoon period xas
over, older boys and girls were busy
at it, too. Pisturesque Bible stories
are favorites with the children end
many ingenious explanations are ad
vanced to explain them by young and
imaginative minds.
$4OO DONATED TO COLLEGE
FOR bl USHROOM EXPERIMENTS
Four hundred dollars has been do
nated to the College by the Mushroom
Cooperative association of Pennsyl
vania for the purpose of building an
extension to the experimental mush
room house.
The College has developed a new
type of mushroom spawn, grown on
cooked grain, which is now used very
largely in place of the old type of
pawn mushroom on manure. Dr.
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Wholesome Baking Products
"Go'oci to the Last Cremb".
DELIVERED FRESH, DAILY
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Chestelields are
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Monday Evening.. March 12. 192 A
Ring Tournament
To Start Friday
(Conthima from poyc onc)
won over the' dangerous Negroni of
Syracuse, looms as one of the best
representatives in his class. The other
Harvard tourneymen will be Curtin,
115; Konen, 125; Ward,. 135; and
Mason Chief Penn Hope
Mason, '145-pounder from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, will probably
be the chief hone of the Philadelphia
school at the tourney. The other two
Penn men are Bochman in the 125-
pound class, and Elfant, in the 115-
pound division.
The most promising entry front the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
is Captain Carey, who fights in the
145-pound division. Three team
mates will accompany him to the
tourney: Brooks, 125; Wetheril, 135;
Jewitt, a heavyweight.
Pruitt Probably Out
Lion mitmen will drill hard through
the early part of this week and final
selections will be announced in about
three days. The nose injury which
Briggs Pruitt suffered in the Army
tilt Saturday will probably place him
on the disabled list as far as the in
tercollegiutes is concerned.
Nebel, who has been fighting out
of his class most "cif the 'season, will
probably be the Lion entry in the 155-
pound class where he will have an op
portunity ti) try' his mettle against
some opponents with whom he is
evenly matched in weight.
James W. Sinden, of the deparement
of botany, is responsible for this im
provement, which has been patented
by the College, and several spawn
makers have been licensed to produce
it.
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NTO two people in the world look
"alike . .. act alike. So it is with
just like folks. .
tobacco
No two leaves are, the same.
And it's the same with cigarettes
no two brands are alike.
Furthermore, not only are the to
baccos different, but the way the to
baccos are handled is different.
This, you can understand.
You know just as well as, we 'do
that no two manufacturers use the
same kinds of tobaccos, or blend them
or cross-blend them, or weld them
together in the same manner.
We do everything that science
knows• and that money can buy to
make CHESTERFIELD as good a
cigarette as can be made. •
We hope you like them. They are
"not like others."