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CLASSIFIED
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes expertly
repaired portable and office ma*
chines for sale or rent. Dial 2342.
Harry E. Mann 127 West Beaver Ave.
38 yr. G. D.
FOR RENT—One half -of double
room with junior student. Plenty
of heat and hot water. Call Student
Union office. 139-lt-pd-GD
EVERY CO : ED IS a queen at the
Student Union dances. Get your
date now for the Mid-scmcster Dance
Saturday, Jan. 21). Bill ißottorf and
his band will play. * 145-ltpdGD
VOR RENT—The Colonial, 123 W.
Nittany avenue will continue to ca
ter to students during the College
building program. Seleet rooms open
for second semester—all affording
running water and comfortably heat
ed. C. U. Stit'/.er, owner. 147-2tchGD
FOR RENT—Desirable double room
for students. Inquire at Student
Union office. 149-lt-pd-BB
WANTED—A large room close to
campus to serve three sophomores
of good standing. Good pay. Com
municate with Student Union office.
148-2 ti-pd-GD
Noted People Take
Lodging In State
College Hotel
The .Tr.ocadero, Rltz-Carlton, Wal
dorf-Astoria, Cocoanut Grove by
words of Lhe.fumuus ami internation
al Imvons of the elite. But..perhaps,
not the only ones.
Lest it be inferred that the sole
hubs of activity for those with Vmunes"
arc exclusively metropolitan sectors,
it is befitting and proper to hasten
the attachment of another but not
so widely-known name to the* illustri
ous list, that of the State College-Ho
tel.
Among tlie many personalities who
over a period of years have establish
ed the hotel as the mccca of famed
visitors include characters from the
world of entertainment, literature,
journalism, politics, exploration, and
numerous others.
The department of opera is headed
by Lawrence Tibbett witile the awing*
sters are adequately represented by
Paul-,Whiteman, Glen Gray, Dick Pow
ell, Pee Wee Hunt, Fred Waring, Isb
am Jones, and Guy Lombardo.
Poet Robert Frost's name mingles
with that of Vacliel Lindsay on the
guest list.of literature and Otto So
glow, fattier of “The Little King" car
toon, further embellishes the list of
notables. One of the Washington
Merry-Go-Rounders, Drew Pearson;
the arch-explorer. Admiral Rielmrd IS:
Byrd; and the founder or the “rising
tide" of Ibc Oxford movement, Dr.
Frank N. I). Bachman—all have cross
ed the local hotel ihrcsliotd and
breathed llip atmosphere of the Nit
tany vales.
Yes. the famed have iuvuded the
peace of the Centre County country
side, . foreboding the occasional infil
tration of more in years to come.-
Fenske Lectures At
8 Midwestern Cities
Dr. Morrell R. Fenske, director of
research In the petroleum' laboratory,
left Wednesday. January si. for a ten
day lecture tour to eight cities in the
middle west.
Dr. Fenske will lecture on tin? sub
ject. "Recent Developments in Petrol
eum." covering eight sections ofthe
American Chemical society, which is
sponsoring Uiq tour.
He will speak at Urbana. 111., In
dianapolis. Ind~ Purdue University,
Lafayette. Ind.. Dayton. 0.. Louisville.
Ky., • Lexington. Ky.. Cincinnati. 0.,
and Charleston. W. Va.
On .Thursday. January 2". following
his return, he will lecture to the Phil
adelphia section of the society on’the
same- topic.
Woodruff Chosen As
Lecturer By Senate
Dr. Eugene C. Woodruff, professor
of electrical railway engineering, has
been selected as the faculty research
lecturer for the current academic year,
the College senate announced yester
day. No date has been set for the lec
ture ns.yet.
Evenings at . . . 6:30 and 8:30
Complete show as late as 9:05 p.m.
Matihee,Saturday Only . .* 1:30
TODAY ONLY
The-'craziest mystery that
iver '.-'turned a hospital into a
madhouse of . i . thrills!
SlOjthOOO worth of radium vanishes
. ;>; ; ,three men .are'mysteriously
killed’.,*. ■. . n corpse comes ; back
frdni'the'dcad! „ t i •
SATURDAY ONLY
Campus Bulletin
Prof. Robert E. Dcnglcr, classical
languages, will speak on “The Crown
of Pride” at Hillcl service tonight
at 7 o'clock.
An engineering lecture will be giv
en in Room 110, Home Economics,
this afternoon at 4:10 o'clock. The
speaker will be J. A. McMullen, of
the Associated British and Irish Rail
ways, Inc. His subject will be “Rail
road Transportation in Great Britain
and in the United States.”
Book Exchange Plan
Will Include Women
In answer to questions received
from women students as to whether
the second-hand Book Exchange to be
conducted in the College Library by
the Independent clique will cater to
them too, Samuel J. Rosen ’39 stated
that “this is a project for all stu*
dents, and naturally the women are
included."
The Exchange will open Wednes
day January 20, at 9 o’clock in the
morning, and will remain open until
9 o’clock in the evening each day ex
cept Sundays -for a two-week period.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAH ' 1
SPORT CHATTER
The Tiger grapplers jeopardize
more than-Lion hopes for an unbeat
en season when they go to the mat to
morrow afternoon. State’s wrestling
teams have set up an enviable record
of losing only one meet on the*mat in
Kcc hall since it was built in 1930.
That was to Navy in 1931, and for
the last six years they have been un
beatable at home.
star team now. After being scoreless
for most of last year’s game between
State and Yale, the famed climax star
came through in the last few seconds
to drop • the points through the net
that snatched victory from the Lions.
The only people who haven't been
named as candidate for Harman’s va
cated concliing job are War
Admiral and Robert Taylor . . . Fras
cella won’t be playing for West Vir
ginia tomorrow night . . . he’ll be
, playing for Wooster -elsewhere . . .
For cut-throat basketball keep your 1 but he’s still good .. . "
The upset of the week goes to
Georgetown's surprising squelching
of Temple’s unbeaten hopes by a
goodly 17-point margin. Harry Bas
sin, who was on the all-conference
team as a sophomore, was very im
pressive with 13 points of the 3U-22
score. But nowadays in this cut-throat
competition, they all drop games once
in a while...
Eat Well and Heartily
STAGIASRESTAURANT
U 5 SOUTH ALLEN.STREET
eyes on the ißig Ten conference race.
All favorites have been beaten,, and
the list of favorites includes, every j
team in the league. Loyola of Chi
cago has a G-foot 9-inch center in
Mike Novak, and the new rules have
n’t lessened his value, to the team in
the least. ' ' ;
Larry Kelley has a professional all-
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