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Capital.— $200,000
Surplus and Undivided
Profits $275,000
Hist National Bank
of State Collete
State College, Pa. •
Member of • Federal Deposit '
In.sitrOnco 'Corporation
jiihn T. McCormick, President
David P. Kapp, Cashier
44 - 64
'1704°,4
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Theatres, shops, and the goings
on about town are just a few
blocks away when you stop at
Hotel Tudor. And it's in Tudor
City, New York's smart residen
tial community. A new , hotel
-600 rooms—dil with private bath.
Single rooms $2; double $3
Special rates by the week. '
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Two blocks iiceetcif Gland Central
- 304 Edo 42nd St.
Mtlirdy Hill 4-6900
Fred F. troxich Mai=gement' Co.. Inc.
GET IN THE, SWING
_OF SPRING
with the latest print dresses - -
t TOM
MOORE'S DRESS SHOP
The Bright Spot of Bellefonte
HOTEL MARKLAND
Noted for Good Food and Seilice
++ + +
GREEN ROOM
Cosmopolitan Cocktail Lounge
dig* ftYoUNG MAN'S - FANCY
(OR A YOUNG WOMAN'S),
•
turns to Greyhound.for vacation trips
MATHRAL,Lf spring is an 'paraile
GREYHGVNB . when you 'tiavel by highway, and every
BUS TERMINAL Greyhound but offers a grandstand•seat. Fares
State College Hotel are kind to =elide btidOts; whiliTreitrientisthed-
College Avenue and ules enable yon 'to leave boon& and stla
Allen Street
Above the Corner
Phime 300,
Git.E*9UND
SWIM'
• Glehniand Pool 40 Sw
.s ir .so Ticliet
Plus $.BO Tax
Mining Head SeleOed
Toseph M. Brny '37 Was elected
president of the Mining Society at a
Meeting last Week; HoWell S. 'lA
bins '37 was elected to the vice-iiresil,
Ilency, while the two remaining posts,
these of secretary and treasurer,
'ent to. Joseph B. Merritt and James
T: Jones '3B, respectively.
RESIDVS TAXI
wishes to thank its enstotnerS
for their' patronage in the past.
o
WC *ill he at your service un
til 3 A. 31. Saturday n'nd 2
A. 31. Sunday.
PHONE 750
. . DREXEL
LIBRARY SCIIODL
A one-year course for 'college
graduates confers the 'degree of
IL S. in L. S.
The DREXEL INSTITUTE
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NOTHING ELSE VISITS FLAVOR
Also Imperial Y.U. tole $1.50.
New Lion Ring ; .Mnt Captaips
ITX/E;FOIN ST4TE '
POVRID'eI9MPioN
...„
Ruttietfbtd. Anno u nc es Opening
Of Collig6 Golf Course,
.April 15
Bob.Autberford, superintendent of
the golf course and Coach of.the Lion
links team; announced in an inter
viev today that the course would be
open for . iilaY April 15 —the day stti
dents return *train the Easter %%Ica-
Lion. -
Over the sixteen-year period that
Mr. Rutherford 'has been in charge
of the coarse here, perhaps the most
outstanding thing has been the rapid
and" steady increase in-the number of
Players.- Each - Year More and more
itudents-tako . up The gaMe. Accord
ing to the 'genial . golf.'eXpert, nearly
every athlete sooner 'or later' turns to
'"ln 'recent years," Mr. Rutherford
'declared, "peOple bre More and more
learning to take up garaels that they
a ill boable to play. When they. get old.
It's all right for Pepple'ln play game's
like baseball and .football When they
are yefitg,• but it - ithPoisible for
thCartirrdO-six-Wlierr-thby- - tre- out `of
college: - For, this:r . easoir, golf is ' be
*Coining,. inoFe. PObalai.riibry day.".
Lait ,ear saw the heaviest traffic
INTRAMOIZAL
HIGHLIGHTS
By 'lnt; 171EISLE1
Tizisketball
Phi, kappa Alpha
. and Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, fought their. Way to . the fi
nals of the. Intramural ~basketball
tournament and 'play f ed off for• the
elnimpionkhip last night lit Rear&
atipn hall at7o'elea:
The S. A:EA defeated their semi
final Opotlents,33eta Theta Pi, 30-to
-20m;fter trailing at half time, while
Pi Happa.Alpha eliminated Phi Delta
, .
ti:th finalists hive teams that are
itlioVu . the ordinati inn of fraterni4t
fives. - Outstanding on, the S: A. E.'s
team, the lait years winners, are
Rorsfall' rind Petterivhile'' Wetzel
stars for:Pi Kappa'Alpha. •
All'untrieS for the Intramural swim-
Ming touhatient -must ,be given to
Miss ; -Keller before , noon, Saturday,
legether With the 'elitiktfce fee, $1 per
team.
Several new events have been added
to the program.' The events that will
be-judged sic: •diving, consisting of
front dive, back 'dive, front jack
knife, and two ciptionals in which the
contestants can perform any gymnas
ties that they choose: 120-yard relay;
6 . 0-Yard -free styli; • 60-yard breast
stroke; 60-yard back stroke; and 120-
Yard free style.
Delta Upsilon aeteeted Delta Chi to
annex the second balf bowling title.
The D. U. 'rollers will meet T. K. E.,
the first half ,chiniips, to determinie
the tairnament champion. No date
has as yet been set for the match.
WE SUGGEST ,
COLD MEAT FOR LUNCH
• 30 Varieties to Select From
•
cook's Market:
THE PENN '•,!STATE_CQLLEGIAN
O'acWD,'.?ENN srare
weAvyweictir
en the coarse. The:daily average was
from 200,0 250 nlalycrs, with more
coming on Tueiday and Thursday af
ternoons. At one time Mr.. Rather:-
ford used to regieter each player. He
found . that the weekly average was
from 1000 to 1200.
In stating thnt . the turf this year
was in , the, best condition he has ever
seen, Mr. Rutherford pointed out that
last winter's uMuMial weather benefit
ed the course. The heavy snows pro-
Vided a litre ProteetiVe blanket and
the recent rains 'settled the turf. With
a few More windy days and some sun
shine, the course. Will be ready for
What kr. RutheriPid expects to be bit
greatest season. HO has been around
golf' courses for thirty-six seasons.
Over sixty.golfers were out on the
course last week. '.:114r. Rutherford
mentioned that witlistudent co-opera
tion, he and 'his stiff of seven meit
could have 'OOUOOe in top. shape
soon. - Re WOuld- be perfectly
all right for students .to use the fair
ways, but that it runs .essential fer
them to keep off the greens and tees.
The study of savage society is part
of the science . of both anthropologi ,
and pSychology.
TUSSY •
Rhythmic tolors
YLipsOUR favoiite Tussy
tick
and a com
plimentary bottle of
• Nail Polish ; . in har
• irioniz' shade.'
Both for the price
of the lipstick . alone.
Lipstirkin "AlijOinatie or
• Swivel ear e
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COLLEGE CUT
RATE. STORE
Anti-War Strike Plans
Discussed At Meeting
(Continued front page• one)
meeting featuring a prominent out
side speaker has keen p:anned to cli
max the day's activities.
The American Student Union was
organized at Columbus, 0.. during the
Christmas hblidayx., when more than
:152 delegates from seventy colleges
and universities convened to form a
national organization of college stu
'debts. The Platform of the American
Student Union was drafted at that
lime as follows: .
1. !'race: Endorsement of the Ox
ford pledge and support of an an
nual Strike against war; opposi
tion to compulsory R. 0. T. C.
2. Preedonti Defense of the right
of students and teachers to speak
o• act on major social issues.
ts, Sconrify: Fo• passage of com
prehensive relief legislation for
students, with special reference to
the American Youth Act.
4. I:Mita/firm: SWeeping exteasion
of educational
5. Equa Opposition to racial
discrimination in the schools and
colleges, whether la the form of
"segregated" education in the
South or social discrimination in
school activities.
Co-Edits
. Ruth B. Evans . '37 was elected
president of Alpha Omicron Pi at
their 'elections Monday flight. Mary
E. Taylor '3B was elected vice presi
dent and Mary Jane Caterson '37 re
cording secretary. The treasurer
elected was Doris R. Eler '37, and
the corresponding secretary Bertha
M. Cohen '37.
Delta Gamma held a banquet in
honor of their Founder's Day at the
State College hotel SaturtTak night.
. ,
Enid Stage '36 returned to spend
the leek at the Alpha 'Omicron Pi
Imam-
Claudia A. Bodes '3B has been vis.
iting at the Alpha Chi Oniega suite
this week. ,
Phi. Mu entertained pledges front
the other fraternities - in Grange dor
mitory playroom Tuesday afternoon.
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A. 8.-Parsons. execu ti ve secretary held in the Mineral Industries build.
of the American Institute of Mining ing, , TUesclay, at 4:10. on the purposes
and Metallurgical V.ngincers, spoke and advantag,cs of the organization.
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