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Freshmen baseball 'candidates must)
report to Leo Ilouck at 4 o'clock on
the freshman ball field.
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CATHAUM
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MacMillan Will Speak
Here on Explorations
Commander Donald B. MacMillan,
noted explorer and lecturer, will
speak in Schwab auditorium Monday
night at 8 o'clock under the sponsor
ship of the Christian Association. He
will lecture on "Finding Records in
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A IStin:ileatre - •
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Evenings at . . . 9:30 and 8:30:
'Complete Slime as late as 9:05 p.m.;
(Matinee Every Saturday . 1:30
TODAY S WEDNESDAY — I
[That would YOU do if min could ,
Ido anything? The answer is herel
lin this dizzy comedy' of a modern'
idladdin who mild get anything
he wanted—just by wishing.
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Jean Gardner
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1 ' THURSDAY ONLY 1
A return showing' of the picture
that won 31uni the award for the,
best performance of 1936. I
Everybody enjoys refreshing Mild
ness in a cigarette ... everybody likes
good taste and pleasing aroma.
These are the things that make
smoking a pleasure.
For all the good things that smok- .
ing can give you we invite you
to, enjoy .Chesterfield . Cigarettes.
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the Fur North" and "My Life with
the Pelar Eskimo," to be augmented
by movies and slides.
Commander MacMillan was gradu
ated from Bowdoin College in 1898,
where he did graduate work as well
as at Harvard. He has carried on ex
plorations in •the great North Coun
try for the last 28 years, and he is a
life member of the National Gee
graphic Society and a fellow in the
Royal Geographic Society, London.
Four books and numerous magazine
articles have been written by him,
and in 1927 be was awarded the Eli
slt Kent Kane gold medal "for dar
ing 'exploration and scientific re
search." • •
Tickets are priced at twenty-live
nd forty cents, entitling purchasers
o reserved
_seats.
INFORMAL DANCES
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GREEN GABLES
Lewistown, Pa.
Gwilym Heller
and Ills
Famous Playboys
. April 9.
Ivan Faux
and Ills Original
Penna. Ramblers
!April 16
Johnny Mack
and His
Orchestra
- April 23
9 to 1
' $1.50 per couple
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SEMI-FORMAL
CHARITY • DANCE
April 30
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BILL BOTTORF
and His Band
: $2.00 per couple
Cocktail Bar
Salad and Sandwich Service
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Cainpus Bulletin
The Red - Wing Society will meet in
Room 35, E.:ldeation Building at 7 o'-
clock.
TOMORROW
I'hilotes will meet in 302 Old Main
at 7 o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS .
N.Y.A.: checks are available at the
Bursar's. Office. ..
Ticketti for Beatix Arts Ball arc on
[sale at 1110 Student Union Office.
MusSei Resigns Post
11. Clay 'Musser, attached to the
staff of the College in • the Bursar's
office, tendered his. resignation re
cently: It' was effective May 1.
CLASSIFIED
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes expertly
repaired portable and office =-
chides for:sale or rent. Dial 2342.
Harry E. Mann 127 Wesaßeaver Ave.
• .'. . 38 yr. C.
LOSTL—AY:dide rule, log log . dupleg.
Name Albert Kahn on. rule. Call
'Young men bored with dull clusseo and. study
routines wilt snap alive rwhen thpg see then - a:-
1.:2 . selves in our •
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• New: Spring Fabrieg'. -
Distinetire lwo-torie-:check in greys!'- Ner plaids in : ha?)
blue and rich tans ' and - browns. Everyone a fOiemost..
fashion. Re : A..quality alf - roiund at in : oderte prices. . •
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Let its do your Cteahing and Pres Sing fbr '
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Beaux Arts Ball .
Smith's Tailor Shop..
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CLEANING PRESSING • REPAIRING
217,1. Reward
FOR RENT—Second floor room. Rent
reasonable. 118 S. Burrowes street.
Call 3432.
FOR RENT—Two furnished apart
meats, available anytime.' Inquire
at 706 West College avenue.
208-4t-eIiGLD
WANTED—Three room apartment
with bath, by married Couple. No
children. When replying state price of
apartment and tell when it will be
available. Write . to Box. H, Student
Union. 207-1 tchGP
LOST—Black
Witermhn ' fountain
pen, name . Howard
_ . itfargolio... I i
found Please sieturti to Student Un
BE PREPARED
fur
All Occasions
L. ,
Shoe Shining, Repairing
.~>:'..~
e plenty along
74 cc*
20G-ltpdGD
km office. ReVird,
FOR RENT—Live in comfort at the
Colonial. All rooms running water.
123 W. Nittany. 205-3tpUBB
LOST—Left Ree-Hall locker;
white gold Waltham wrist watch.
Return to Student Union.
20P 1 pdBB
STUDENTS interested in securing
summer employment with reliable
G+~s °w
A Formal Obligation
You provide the Words and Music
Arrow provides the glamour. If you go
formal,lt is obligatory to be correctly
dressed—and that calls for an Arrow
collar, dress shirt, and tic. We suggest
the new Lido or Kirk, two dress shirts
of distinction. Your dealer will oblige.
A p nui - 7 SHIRTS
Fir , and TIES
Tueidify, April 6,1937 ,
tirm, leave name and telephone at'Sitt•
dent Union • desk. Intervieiv will 'be
arranged. 211-2tALSoomp
Summer employment. offered College
- students. -Work offers substantial
earnings; possibility of travel; as well
as possibility of -permanent employ
ment after graduation for• qualified
persons. Interested students leave
name and telephone at Student. Union.
210-2tALSeomp