Page Two PENN STATE COLLEGIAN succes,), to The Flee Lame, established 1887 Publednal .emi•tru kit dortag tla' Contact tiny ocelot on ledela,a Lt atodenle of The P1.11P)1.1116 State College in the late:lst of the Lollore 1114 atoll. ate faculty, alumni and THE NIANAGING HOARD lOHN A TROANOVITCH 19 Editor IItASCIS A C VOSTERS JR 19, Busing. 'Manager HERMIT 11 CAHAN 'l9 lEROME SHAFFER 19 Sports Editor Ad....tiring 'Manager ECEI 11 2ICIIOI S JR 'l9 RICHARD W KOOMAN '39 liannylng F iliac Circulation 'Manager SAI MATURE S SALA 'is RAI PH H GUNDLACH 'l9 Nov, Editor Promotion Manager ALAN (, McINTI RE . 19 DALLAS R LONG 111 Aieguinnt Manitiony Editor Foreign Ailii !Using Manager THOMAS A BOAL 39 MARL J SAMPLE 'l9 Arai tent Managing Editor Senior Secretary 1312UCE TRABUE 19 1 UCILLE GREENBERG '39 A51 , '8 tint Spurts Eilil9r Women'A Editor REITA E. SHEEN 19 At.ortute Woolens Editor KKKKKK LITTO FON NATIONAL ADVIATIAINO NY National Advertising Service, Inc. College Nathan.. Repretentahro 420 MADISON AVE NEW YORK. N Y ENNA". BONO. L. Amato See FRAWIKs Associate Editors Paul S Haldeman Jr 40 Bradley Owens '4O Hobert. L Wilson '4O Gorse 0 Sales' , '4O A W:ll.tim rut LI Jr 10 13.31.11 A Ncvnon 40 Emronurl Roth '4O Harbert r40 , r00 40 Women's Associate Editors rhyll A It Gordon '4O Associate Business Managers Marton Nieman 41) Norris Sritsva Jr '4O Burton C WON+ '4o Janet r story '4O C Ruescil Eck '4O Firm T Weimer '4O Do, G Gutman 40 memb. _ Pssocided Golle6iate Press Discnbutor of Colle€Siate Digest Nl:molting Editor nit leibur Woe Editor Tint issue__ Above all, the Collegian will be tole; ant Pot to tole , once these 1 , 11/071 and these in laugh 1 uesda) , September 20, 1938 NOW - DON'T RUSH THE CODE , LAST NIGHT approsomately 500 men pledged 40 men's fi ate' ni Thur., with fitting cm ernonies, the 1018 rushing season came to a close. It was a welcomed close to the freshman sushees, who foi the past 10 days had been wheeled around ftom Lateinitv house to halt mty hove at a dizu gait It vas a weicornel Cow to fi atm mty members, vho fo, the past 10 days poetically wore out the rages of the Student Handbook, nefcrung to the lashing code before every alight move for fem it may Le a violation But, above all, it ww.. a welcomed close to the Ru-lung Committee and Intel fraternity Council, who stepped into the man-sized job of enfoi cote a cede radically liniment from other yews that it pi esentcd mate headaches than Hitli4 rs giveng Europe Yet, despite all the vexing problems that al._ Lound to wise with a new iushing code, only one violation was reported and that easily could have Leen atta 'hilted to just plain, honest over.ight bn one ordinary human being Foi, although the date eat ds did her.- a walnut,; that that num should he manic' betme 7 a m Tuesday„ the luslimg code id , elf faded to mention a smgk word about this And aside from the newness of the code, most cf the problems which did arise seemed to ai Ise fi orn its utter vapueness , Now that the hectic season is at 411 end, it is refieshing to note the stand taken by Raymond Co..lcti y, president of Inteifiateri.ty Council Unlike what night be expected from one in hi Coke y is frank and ensib'e He admits these me loopholes in the new code—. loophole, foi which, incidentally, he is not iespon mble He admits, fm instance, that the informal con tact pet lads, de.igned to pet nut freshmen to con tact mme flatmates, proved to be a boomerang with the lest& that many fraternity men monop chzed a 1 ushee's time HO admit, that there may have been .fight Shp 111:0. to admtmst,aton and enfot cement, ulna), at rut al', only 'tutu' al to nett But what is most important of all, he raises no hulabaloo about scrapping the new code and going back to the old, wornout regulations that proved so inadequate Instead, be urges tetention of the new code with necessaty revisions In this, the Collegian stands fully behind Cos hely and congratulates him upon the good in, he has done with such a difficult assignment But it is because of this that the Collegian hopes Cookery will not commit the same error that was made by intertratermty Council last year—the error of haste. There is plenty of time between now and tho en , ' of the .ehool yea' to revise the ip-w code and make I I. 1001 e workable tind the hest voy to get at it, it Seelll9, 19 for In tei fiateinitv Council to appoint as son as no - slide 1t gunding committee to study mote deenl, the shoitcoming= at the code and PI report it, findings ut a latei date Then, %%all a solid loundation upon which to chances for a newel and a bowl code would be in...teased a hunchedfold. Let's not wait. until the hot minute to do th." job =:=1:1 NOTE TO A WATER COMPANY GENTLEMEN Would appreciate very much if you would ju3t sort of decrease that dose of chlor ine you've been shooting into the water recently 'At least, it might save us from being gassed. OLD MANIA You're In The Army Now: It is at this °oily stage of college He that the freshman undergoes a complete nulansm phisis Last week he was a great boy, a swell fellow, back slapped by ull the hi otnei s The food ss as gusta tm sly pet feet And he leceired bids to thi ee boo ,- es But last night he pledged that nice big boo, with the eight hat men and the new clutfomeis Slightly dazed, things seem so Mount now "Come on, Flash Get on the ball Those win dows need to be washed " + + + We Don't Have To Say It Anymore: "What cow se dte you taking"' "How's gout schedule ," • Whei e's gout home town" "Du you know a guy named Bob Mei in Phi Ily" Some Mother's Son Pzof Tschan was havmg t.‘vulne vith name. in ea hog toll in an advanted lustoty Lout se II sailed out to alaphappy Tot Ilio anomng n the teat,' What's you' name"" When no enswe, came, he Innunee sottiy, "What does your .11oftet you" "Deal " State Makes Out: The Beta Sigma Rho boy, have lost then limit, and beads in the puit.uit of Sapha! Nfa9lei, smaoth le Uansfe, tioni Maine Bob Rw:enlei g and Th • Cleat Love] Jack lin al lead the pal ade of ad- Hernort Nip‘on '4O Fmanuel Roth '4O Speaking of ta..nsfels, Maniac pi ode Is that the wen d will beat a path to the dam of the Kipp. house despite the mud They 'l.e got a couple 01 soothe] nets hidden up there among the s feel gild s, Chat lotte Callowsy of Duke and Dot Walton of Randolph-Ilacim Then the Cm O's In toe a snout packsge from Ohio U named .1 met Vanden slice what's Penn State's gam is sonulody loss Freshman Co-Eds Please Note Theie's I whole mess of impostelq mound this place that we have to earn you about The other day Beta Bud Gordon and two playmat,s peiceivet Once green-ribboned fieshies filling a Looth in the Cinnehoom Stuck foi a method of Intl eduction, these small lads (we've got to gee 'em apploached the gills and info th a n that they wets on the Coreglan stall and e ue •coutmg mound fo Mis , , '42 The ghls wee gullible The; woe imme,,ed So Gotdiin and cannel tY made out Thc nest Ua_ they 1101111 you that line, make them pi em nt then pi ess cat ds And liemdc, the Collegian has decided IL woual he wire not ti pick a Miss '42 + + + All Around the Mulberry Bush We hate to disappoint the boys wh, have been laying. to iinte (i,eta, Lhe new Dine' a titiess she's not going steady in .. anythmg, she's jazt nuu led Ulysses. Giant Palnuii, dtd Junior, has been getting the cold •houldel Dom sin 'lollop:Ws Alice, cute new walla es', who's on toe mci only shift Bin bin a Fleming and Ray Coq.eli, vey much that way Doc Cleasy MCP' and Delto Cam Gwe'i Spencer still cm netiooming it lola Murray back in town she's fling 'kick to tha coast to have an audition Al 'l' 'wan and tin Kappa'.. aie wonder ug whole Pcail Callon is Haiiy Hat iison did his best open held sunning on Satin day, not dodging tackle's but dodging mud puddles Bellefonte's getting paiticulai then cops ale keeping State students out of town MI Sehug, debating coach, has a gilt 5 Dolls Blalceinm e pans ofr with lack ReN . Sigma Tau Phi's pet annuli fieshman, Petce Lang went to Sac t 2, criminology class, pc epaieil witic magnify:nix glass, fingei pi int powder, and cc Sheilack Ilalme. pipe The Clyde Culp and le in Stillwell atlau went pffplift timing the •iunnuec An I then' wasn't lice only sac WEBSTER'S COLLEGIATE DICTIONARY, $3.50 All Books for Outside Reading ; Genuine Leather Zipper Note Book All Sizes, $3.50 - ' coo CZ= CEZI -TIIC MANIAC Cathaum Theatre Bldg PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Pay Phones A Necessity In Dorms, Official ,says Downtown Rooming Houses Will Soon Need Similar System, Sigworth Says Pay phones in the campus co houses ale a necessity, anew cling ti of Gioun , ls and Buildings, who we Telephone Compans to mrtall the p Sipco th eNvlatined that when it secured special rates fm the dot-t mitmy phone:: instcad of the legs I elm fee of a dollai pei phone, ha rointed out that the new ones cost only fifty cents, and where eac'l ice fine noltnally.cause, t chatgoi of $l5O, those in the new Manus I y have 110 change, , o that pay' phones ace the only way the tele , hone company has of leintineta -11011 inc then sm vice, Ile stateo that, novel theles. hey ate loy.ang money tanee thei c it only an oval age of II om 4 0 , outgoing pity call, each d ty ompa NI to mole than 1000 in t caning calls be ti mg no charge Not Yet Normal System .11. mill be a week before the phone a, stem is I.IIII I CI not mad op as Lion," Sigwoith said "Thv hole setup is new and we could tot folesee all the conditions that ivc amain, so that students and Jn, ft lends wet have to be pa tent and give us a chance to work out out inoblems" In answer to complaints about the slowness and maccitiacy of th.. hone service's, he es plamed that t is vets difficult to keep a &evi -1 a v of all the gills on campus right now, since many of them have beer changing looms Ile i , idded that wiling difficultie , I would he eliminated Figi.vot th cs :Online! that because of an attempt tz use College women, the opma iols had not had the necessaiv naming and expelionee, and that some evpmenced women weie be ing placed at the sm,itchboaid House To Have Pay The Bell Telephone Company' , esti who') of the College line to administi atwe business was Sig tm I eason foi dot into ies and women'' fi atei nay houses being put on a sepal ate switchboai d lie stated that, in time, all owntown looming hou -es foi bot'i boys and gn Is would have to in ' tall the same system of pay phones that is now being uneil nr campus "When evei yth mg is pi opeilv - gam wed we will lie ,able to tell omptly and accui lately Übe! e -ach woman in located on campus teatut Of imminent value to nth the women and then visitors," plamed Siguotth "If On. student ,- and public B ill -nono ate v. ith us until we get or i stable unwitting basis we will Own be able to give the I (mulled bCI vice, and null have one of th most diluent phone systems to lie found in an institution of this t " Goldfish, Radios Arrive With Students Evelything nom goldfish to 1.1- 1110`; arriles in State College din ing the first ten days of the-sem ester as State's 1,000 01 so Ste teats 101110 11,1(11 111 Sr hoot The 1111 1)01 taut question Is "%Vito knous 111111 to tate rot gold fish and to keep collo, flan being too Atli lei oil in t OTISII" The SOlll - 01 this problem falls to the hallo ay Faceless Com pany ohlch veaily expel fences its big SCII9IIII as school opens The iallway express °dice dur ing the beginning of school re ceives tiro hair' cal Imola of bag gage a day and handles some 5,- 000 separate pleres of luggage dur ing this fieniied pet kid To han dle and disttibute this loud Ilitee wale ti ticks ' end ten 05th men ore Idled to augment the too ks legulinly at the disposal of the Expiess Comp:lnv Accoiding to the agent In chat ge of the local °glee, the eompany handles most anything a student gets whim to take back to school It has never had any so called "o bite elephants" on its hands yet, bet It has had white lats, and plenty of them every time the labs begin 5(12110 21050 expeliments Plan Formation Of College Poet Group Foi motion of a Penn State chap ter of the College•Poutly Sometl, will be eons:doled at an open meet ing' to be held in Room 410, Old Main, at 8 o'clock Thm sdav night, it was announced vostetday - Chaptcic of this Society at many leading no:vets:ties in the country mid sponsors of the mg:in:sat:on ,nclude such 'outstanding poets as Robert Frost, Call Sandbmg, Con lad Aiken, Robinson Jcifeis, Arch ibald MueLets]: and E,lna St Vin cent Millay The Society publishes the best work of its membeis in the mag azine, "College Poetry." lot an tot les. and NI, omen'N liatmmty to Robei t Y Sigwoi th, Department of hod m conjunction nth the Bell e,ent telephone sv,tem the College instituted the sesten, Players Pick Comedy Cast 11 To Handle Roles In 'Room Service,' Actors' Initial Offei ing This Year . The east for "Room Sei r ice," in nal presentation of the Penn State Players, was annount - id yesterday by Pr of David Mason, director of the production To be staged in Sehuab Auditor - nun Oil October 1, the comedy A Inch rocked Bioaduav for almos: two year's, will he enacted by Coleman Bender '42, .Insliph Dobbs 'VI, Julius tin VIIIOI '4ll, Bernard Sehectman '4O, Paul Dean '4O Ruth W igner '4O, Robert Thomp •mr '4O, Jane Eames '4O, Herbed Dor oshow '4O, Wrllram Bar Chola mew '4l, Willard Macy ':l9, Clio Donges '4l, Louis Aa l l '49, and John lint, graduate student Comedy Has Novel Plot The comedy is centialved mound the effm to of a pioEucei ,00lang I'm n bacho fm his show Not coy ,uicessful, he moves hi, cast into the Hotel White Way rid as the bills begin piling up, fm time A gullible play aught suddenly becomes afflicted oith tapewoun, insamtv„ind what ot—,o that the mew °mild not be witted float the hotel, foi the ate of humanity "' And so, the cast stays, tipping the hotel "apait with cinch, and fusions action "Room Set ewe," Wi then by kl en Boleti and John Mon ay, was ctently eleased .15 a niacin stai - tug the \Gus Blethers Democracies Must Yield To Hitler Or Fight—Dr. Ferguson (Continued From Page One) Chambei lain, me m power, thkg I^ nio,t unlikely "A lab°, putty m pimci m Eng land note would plunge &lope In to wal inuncthately," Di Felgo son pointed out He e•plained that a showdown 'kith P.u,tu,t ideals would Lorne , 00nei am late! Allies Brought Hitler 'The Allied Powers," Di 'Pe1f...490n f...49On ,md, "cannot esespe the ie ,ponsibility fm bunging H • itlei to owei " If they' had co-operated with Gelmuns when it was still deinociatic, he said, no need foi dictator , hip would have ai :sen B,itain, the profes.m pointed Lit, took the same Louise as Gel many is taking now, when in 1899, at the request of her nationals in South Afilea, she entmod the foci ter i itm v and anne‘ed the Repub .Imuld not be pei mated e victor ies m Conti el Eui one,' 1 )1 Ferguson insisted The C,echs, 131 al,h, and F 1 ench have amply demon,tl ated that they ale will ing to ...dont changes looking to d the col ection of any injus tices sulfured by the Sudeten, and thei nnnm ales "It is cleat, howevei, that Bitlei i•anti mole than the Collection or the alleged grievance., Ile dem intl._ tennonne and pol•ttcal domination if Southeastein Europe 'l•he ilem ociatie,' will have to yield of go to oat, now ci lnLei " "The United States I" mole Inc :inked now than it was in 191'1," Di Feigusmi w.uned "We must be e‘Lemele caution% Mote cote is needed now than ever berme Dui ne\t ‘l,lll is going to be ghost y Let', keep Dui heads no 'nat ter what happen:, in thl, emeigen zy," he concluded -eat oat masisf f#044,10„, gaf,44,14e, cadoos. --Pdwkilo4l 4.tev=e, $5OOO cad:3 F 00 OF THE OCTOBERSEE F ACI- ISSUE OF 4 1 4 147t1°.. ON SALE At ALL NEWSSTANDS We Women The telephone situation gets MOM , . hut since College authors ties pi omise impro‘ ement within a m Pelt, NS P can still hope fot bet. ter sem ice There seems to he no solution rot the nil kel dilemma We must consul ve on cokes Now that the lltsto: fa of men's I ushing is subsiding, the women has e limit chance to get in the o hit I of 11.1 tot nits life First sem ester :a !moils 0 omen, ft eshmen, and tlnnsfels may associate II ee -13 The one I est, fiction on this association is the is °Whitton of s'pentling atm monnv 011 1101 stu dents Natural Meetings Encouraged Thls Is the 11141. time that ha teloity n omen can spend any time ulth possible second semester usbees n WHIM teal of beingre potted I o Patiliellenii Council isiatio al relationships ale encom aged lin the Council It is most beneficial to both ft eslnnen and solos sties to meet on a natm al basis t ather than on one of in o• tense and at liflcinlits nate' nlty motile!' may vistk'i, treshmen. and those visits muy be atm lied 0 t ganlied pill LIP 4 ale tel bidden Pi eshinen tuti3 be ta ken to chapel Dutch U eat, lim‘ evei. Iti the lMe in any situation that Involves spending money Violations to Committee Violations of Panhellenic nil inns ate to be it - Totted to Pan• I liellenic tushing chaiiman, who will submit them to the Judicial Committee of the COlOllll To ex pedite this process, we suggest that all violations be plesented to the Council not only in written 101111, but also with the signature of the pi esitlent or the house from Web the objection comes Thus, many petty complaints will be avoided and eve] y report will be official and definite as to some Shoe tug an alai using awal eness of technicalities, some hater:tit) women have Inquired if !rangier students ft ate Penn Slate centets ate eligible fat immediate I te,lting Sin c e Panhellenic Constitution stales that a student legisteed at the College fat one i.emeste: may pledge ft ate nit) theta has been doubt as to the Cente: transfer's standing We feel that although this Is a slip up in the Constitu tion, Centel tials,let, should also wait until set ond c,etnestet to Pledge Since new students and ft atei nits, women ate eating in the same dining t 00111% It will he nec esstm , to be cautious of too much fashion at mealtime fl will be mole advantageous to eleilone ti heshmen ate not Inbred to sit at soiatilv tables If such invita tions me got awed. much bicker hig will be molded among the fin let aides Rushing System Superior Out Inching sysieni Is definitely 11101 e deshable thou those used In most °the! Colleges It is 0111 oh ligation to make this I ushing sea son 0 suttes , , Let's obset to the unloose of Panhellenic as %toted in . , ' • , T ' ' -, ',. ." , , for - -- ' ' S., La - - -'1; . ~ ,: '' ' ~ ,;:i, -- 1 _. w.,...4....„,„ . Young ' ( * „ _ ,Yo,i4ng.,. _,i • Men . ,-• . Women - , - ,I • A much needed - • For the co-ed L , . I wh o desires item for the desk i • -a -, • --,-- , and study of par- •,.., S , lamp which off ; ers . 0 beauty, i titular young men and : eye ,: 7 - . , ' Er r Z-Zalll.l protection ,l , - -A Visit our store and see ' our c0m7,1. . plete displays ia our Oincow--- an d , shoeroom. .:A, i 11 -... ~.=. LEMMON & GRANGER 200 W College Ave. I No* MOO • - ,••• .f,:;;g1 Auxiliary To Fete Faculty At Smoker A smokes and cider unity foi roe members of the faculty will be Liven by the ?dale Auxilini v of the Newcomti‘. Club in the University Club, at 8 o'clock, Fi 'day evening New members of the faculty and the administrative staff have been invited to attend by P D Wright, instiuttoi in Indostiml Engineei - 'rig, who is pi esiclent of the auC d~a~v Dr Emmett E Betts, te livtli piofessoi in Education, I. chow man of the enter taintriew committee Its national creed, "To wof k to getter fat the good of the college and all its women students" + + + WSC A INts the following standards necessary as qualifica tions rot UOIIIPII . B dnnnitnt y offi cers A &holm ship-1 At lewd a 1 5 aveiage 2 No sit uggla ' to main lain scholastic., standing I) At t Ivittes—t Limited in numbet 2 Schedule of hoots and class wot k C Leadership and Itesponsibil Ity-1 Pr ev ions expel leme In Rolling tevponsibllitieu 2 'Will ingness to accept t esponsibilltt Edit tenet, D Independence Willingness and opinion to express ideas 2 Fit ones with egni d to tiles 1 Personal Cha tart isties -1 Tact 2 Good sippein anee Like ah I e disposition I High stanilni ds of conduct Tuesday, September 20, 1938 Congratulations Pledges! • Tye wish to ieloind you that the L. G. Balfour Co. Fraternity Jewelers has a State College Office in Sauers' Store - - 109 S. Allen Si. When you use thinhiny of I sites aptly Jewelry, and his th days and Clmstmal and un button , reurenther— BALFOUR JEWELRY, Local Representative Crum Jenkins HERE
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