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123 W NITTANY AVENUE
AI '; ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER
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Comfortable!
Moderate Rates
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Matinee Saturday Only . 1 30
Evenings at . . 6 30, 8 30
Last complete show as late as 9.05
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
A woman defends her own hus
hand against the charge of murder
mg another woman!
Lanny Ross. Gloria Stuart
"The Lady Objects"
This is a $250,00000 Movie Quizz
Contest Picture
CA TH AUM .
• .A Warne'r Blot hos Thr.3
Shows at 1 30, 3 00, 6 30, and 8 30
Complete show as late as 9 05 p m.
LAST TIMES TODAY
The unforgettable drama of a
priest who gambled his life's work
on the regeneration of a boy "born
to be hung!"
Spencer Tracy, Mickey Rooney
IN
"BOY'S TOWN"
WEDNESDAY / I
—Also at the Nittany Thursday—
Strange Loves Hiding in the
Shadowy City of Secrets ,
CHARLES BOYER
I n
"ALGIERS"
, w3th
Sigrid Curie' Hedy Lamarr
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
Gable as a "lone-wolf" cameraman,
and, Myra as the girl who made
the lone wolf—lonesome!
Clark Gable. M3rna boy
"To Hot To Handle"
Walter Pidgeon, Walter Connolly
and Leo Carrillo ,
Coming Next Week
"FOUR DAUGHTERS"
These Pictures are entered in the
Movie Quaz Contest
Pledges . . . .
Make YOUR ROOM a Pleasant
Place In Which To Live
I. 'E. S. LAMPS
Electrical Appliances
Sunbeam Shavemaster Razors
- Marshall's Electrical Shop
GLENNLAND BUILDING PHONE 2202
Schott Plans
Sport Circus
For Next May
While most (amuses ale still in
sating training, the "Big Top."
with new pomp and splendoi, hill
return to State College in May
This time It is to be sponsored not
by Barnum and Bailey but by its
otiginator, l)ean Cunl P Schott,
and the Physical Education Be
Pertinent •
You will witness not mitt out
,tanding tumbling, but also Meath
taking high wire awl lope acts,
perfectly timed acrobatics, danc
tag, juggling, hilarious comedy,
and real music And Owls Sally,
the circus queen to be chosen by
students, will reign oven all
This meat climax to the peat s
activities will exemplify the ama's
and women's recreation program
of the College Various talents of
the Physical Education people,
men's and women's fa eternities
will be displayed As a nucleus
of the show, the gymnastic team,
coached by Gene Wettstone, atom
ises to give rota the biggest indoor
event of the year
Any organized group on the
campus affiliated with the little
mural program may fret a stunt
or exhibition in competition for
the Penn State Chcus Trophy
' There are undoubtedly many peo
ple on the campus who have new
talents to be' brought out of the'
bag for this great show -
Women in Sports
The hist general hockey practice
for all uppeiclass non-physical edu
cation maims will be held foul
o'clock Wednesday on Holme,
Field
All freshman women non-I)hrs
cd maims who ale intmested in
class manages ship must sign up on
then bulletin boards before Wed
nesday noon
Plumbing and Heating
Heating Systems Installed
808 TAYLOR
DIAL 2722
HECLA PARK
• 7 Mlles East of Bellefonte
",• WED. SEPT. 21st
Music by the
CAMPUS OWLS
Dancing 9 to I Adm. 40c
List Of All Fraternity Pledges
The tomplete list of hate' nit!:
pledges follows
Fte,hman John Gilkspte Soph
onun es Chiles Baceimg, Marsh
1.11 Snuth, James Staples
ALPHA CHI RHO
Sophomoi es Charles T Sides
J unioi s Robert thoffenbachei,
John Lamade, Joseph F MeMtn
-1 ay, William Steven•. Seniors:
Clan Snell
ALPHA CHI SIGMA
Ft eshmen Paul Best, Johu
Flll
man, Martin Ft itch. Avery Near._
ney, Vietot Rottman, Robert Ma
Nell Monism Martin Mo3ou. Max
Pettis, Thomas SlJebel, William
To lot , Richat d Vollmer
Ri eshmen William Arthur, John
Mahan), Donald Lane, Guy Leadm,
Robeit Pon ors Sophomores
Ralph Aul, Thomas Gilchrist, =l
imn Hastings Joseph Klock, Don
ald Let ck, Donald McCulloch, Allan
Risser, Elnood Schuette], John
Smith •
Freshmen Joseph CI ad dock,
Milton in, Wilson Gal ingei ,
Mot at Jayne, James Ohm, Wal
l.= Rityell, Eugene Schet Juli
ans Heim Fogle, Lisle Russel,
Donald E Rhodes
ALPHA PHI DELTA
Ft eshmen Fitlido At millay, John
Cimino, Victor Dimeo, Angelo Fio
relit, Donald Giaeobine, John Do
ieszini, Maximilian Pa!cue, James
Rizzo, Philip DePumpo, Coil Pie
poll Sophomores Frank D'Oto
ALPHA SIGMA PHI
Fieshmen Melvin Andeison,
William .1 Keil, Goidon Magee,
William Renshaw, Fiedmick Rix
ton Sophomores Ivan Boitnet,
Hainaut Ferguson, Robot Gloss,
John Hoffman, Gauge W Sandell,
John Tanner
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Fieshmun Geroge Guise' Soph
(moles Ray Hotchkiss, Joseph
'Joins, William Smith Semois
Lou Allemun, Samuel Hayes
ALPHA ZETA
Ft eshmen Lyle Bakei, Chailee
Robeit Newton, John Phil
lips, William Smysei
,Sophomores
Paul Gensemet, 'John Giay.
AETA KAPPA
Freshmen Earle, Donald
Sophomot es John Mul-
cta., Mtn ion Magalotti Junior
.John Lain ian Scnioi Michue
Cannata'
Fienhmen Flatly Fields, Sidney
( O . is i
e t e
i J n A G n Robert showztz,
Leona). cl Jacobson, Hpnard Litman,
Amon Maigolis, Murray Ringold,
Al Rosenbloom Ji , Stanley Silvei
man, William Zielonku Sopho
min en- David Oldstem
BETA THETA PI
Freshmen Edwaid H Baii,
Charles Bowman, William Heckel,
Joseph P Hutchinson, Robot Jeff
ley, Chillies Kepler, Homer B Le-
Boutellici, James Leydon, William
0 Meyers, Dean Phillips, }hilly D
Robb, Richaid Steinhilbu
MEM
Frebli men Ward W
Soplionun OS lidv. ard C Cdlvei
Daniel B Delancey, Olive' H
Rose, MIN% ai d F Meinsler, Leon
II Weave' Juniors William J
Helvig
CLE72IEI
Fieshnien John Ham, James
Mi.Caughey, Harold High, James
Rittei, Hi nee Yagei Sophomoics:
George Lovell, Thomas Mille', Al
thui Nippes, Albeit Weber Semi:
Waled Baughei
Nittany Cross-Countrymen
Prepare For Tough Season
Rain of shine, Coach Chick Weinei', haulm.% have been enclmg
the golf coutse every day in piepatation lot a stenuons season in
whisk the valsitv men will tompete with the toughest tioss country
teams in the East
Vatsity and yeailing aspilants
BULLETIN
Hillel singers organize, 7 o'clock,
411 Old Main
Philotes .meetung, .710 o'clock,
303 Old Maio.
BVI editorial and business
boards, 'Room 418, Old Main, 7
p m
Blen's Glee Club and Choir try
outs, tenots only Schwab Audit.
°limn, 7 p ut ..
TOMORROW
Mon's Glee Club and Choir try
outs, basses only Schwab 'Audit
oi him, 7 p
Varsity and It eshmen lam osse
candidates, Room 221, Rec Rail,
4 p
All Thespians !umbels who
have appeared in previous shone,
Thespians Clubroom, Schwab Au
ditorium, 7 JO p
Sophomore men and women
editorial candidates for the Colle
gian, Room 312, Old Main, S p
Sophomore editorial and bust
nese candidatees tot Co-Edition
Room 418, Old Main, 7 p m
MISCELLANEOUS
All transfer students must take
physical examinations at the Ills-
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
DELTA SIGMA PHI
Fieghmen: Hal M Ca!vett, Ro
belt Culp, James Denman, Robert
?ickenshei, Hugh J Ryan, Dean
Seats, Blau Wallace Sophomores
William A Dagei, Da,id M Rupp
Juniot C Russell Eck
Fleshmen John W Grim tot d,
David R D.l%ib, H Walter Gamble,
Robot H Leech, Philip Martsolt,
John H McKim, J Robert Mor
lOU, LeVein Peltlbon, Stanley H
Young Sophomoic n ederick J
Hecht. Junioi Jncob K Brown.
DELTA THETA SIGMA
Freshman Glenn W Dunkel-
Let get Sophomores Donald E
Hoist, Chester M Swisher, Joselin
R Wilson Junims Albeit Baugh
ei, Stuart C Fogelman, G Elan
ehind Lucas, John G Montgomery,
William A Root Semis Ralph E.
Butt, J Wallace Millet
Freshmen Thomas AV Allison,
John W Blunt, Robert P Brooks,
Len Is B Bull, Reese E Campbell,
Donald Del Manzo, Paul 1%1 Etters,
Vaughn AL Evans, George S Har
-16011, Joseph A. Rases, James J
Lavelle, Howard A Pains Soph
omores Ronald Dingle, Donald
Foocart
KAPPA DELTA RHO
Fieshmen William L Helier.
James R Lone, William L Mac-
Elude, Hai iy A McCloskey, Char
les R Seesholtz, Cail T Singhouse
Ralph M Yeager. Sophomores.
William J Pottei Jr Robert L
Siegel Juniois Jean P. Hauser
Donald B MacMillan
KAPPA SIGMA
Fieshmen Wai len Cable, Ro
ma, Chislet, Rodney Connoi, Lloyd
Lipson, Calcine' Lindzey, William
McKnight, William Mayet, Regis
Ml'lei
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA
Freshmen William Glavin, Wll
min Hindman, Alfred Jones, Allen
Moore, William Simpson Junlois
(Widen Flamini Senior Clair Link
PHI DELTA THETA
Fiebhmen Thomas Culp, David
Hovey, Clem Home, Lynn Kip
pax, John Mahoney, Adham Rodd
PHI EPSILON PI
Freshmen Melvin Bei kowitz,
Wanen Eisenbei g, Aithut Jaffee,
Paul Muzeiov, William Rosskam,
Moi ton Salei , Raymond Schaeffei,
Ai thui Shaun°, Edwaid Simon,
Marshall Wagmun, Alvin Wohl
field
Fteshmen Robert Anstadt, Ro-
Lea Ball, Wai len Batton, Bendel
Cashman, John Camel, Philip
Hetzel, Wauen Kolkebeck, Geoige
Lennington, John Moigan, John
Pelley, John Sloan, Seth Welling
Owen Yeuell
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Freshmen John Elsbiee,
iam Finn, Claienee Hicke, Alien
LaVelle, Al McDonough, Frank
Aimphy, Joseph Reichwein, Sevei
in Russo, Charles Smith, Richard
Stephenson, Fiances Tiombi Soph
omore John Sherlin.
PHI KAPPA PSI
Freshmen. Chai lea Duke, Will
mm Catlett, Chillies Slovens, John
Shand, Hetbelt Tily, Ivan Wil
helm
PHI KAPPA SIGMA
Freshmen John. Corbitt, Ned
Hassan William Hernquist,William
Sandston. Clayton Sin either Sopho
mom es Chum les Com ad, Thomas
Deck, Kingsley Nvai ts Juniors
Chaff les Harvey
Freshmen Gary Blacksnuth,
Wayne Ftemptm, Fred Gorman,
Thomas Henson, John McCoy, Geo
have been woi king out together
Ici the past week with the vatsit:,
men taking a mile or mole in dis
tante over the ftosh
Although no time teals have
been hela as yet, the 'mulcts seem
to be able to hit a fast.' pace than
they were at this time lust season
Hopes for a good team began to
die when it was found that several
reliable men lions last year would
not ietuin this year but they ale
on the upswing now.
Men Show Improvement
Captain Chat ley Pieice is i un
ning strongly and should be a de
pendable man on this yoar's squad
Bill Smith, who won the fresh
men IC4A championships last sea
son, looks like a good bet to pace
the team and, taking pastperform
ances into consideiation, he should
be a thicut to take the IC4A var
eity championships in New York
City in November
oemtry, Romul, Old &lulu, by to
morrow
All town gills interested in. be
ing on the House orßepresenta
tives should sign up ininiediatelY
at Student Union
Actors, singers, dancers, tech
nicians report for Thespian trY
outs in Schwab Audltolium, NW p
m, Sunday
Mortimer, Ralph Pilgram, James
Rose, Robert Rush, Charles Schu
ler, Robert Snyder, Rebert Stain).
Thomas Swann, Howard Talley,
Richind Wiley
PHI MU DELTA
Freshmen Russel D Freyci
muth, Carl L Lowry, Rudolph S
Mucha Jr, Robert E Powell, Frank
E Webster Sophomores Edwaid
H Catlin, John M. Wolff Junto's
Claude R Haugei, Woodrow W
Schteck Special HarNey B Walk
ei.
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Freshmen Solomon Btalow,
Biownman, Theodore Casnof.
Haw/ Freedman, Paid Goldbeag,
Arthur Kias.en, John Rappaport,
Jason Shapuuo, Jacob Shearer
Sophomoies Myi on Bei nstean,
Gene Sheftel Junim David Sy
kes
Freshmen. Robert Furlong,
Kimbel Gum. Witham R. Heck,
Jams Hutchens, James Morton,
Walter Muellei, Albert Price, Les
ter Weist, Lowell Williams.
Freshmen., John Bayer, Joseph
Brothel, Donald Fisher, Flank
Huffman, Fred Kennedy, Geotgj.
Lauei, William 'Passel ley, Vei non
Datteison, John Ramaley. Sopho
iaore Ed Sapp Juniors Myle,
Altimus, John Baido, Aria Powell
Serum Francis McCoinuck
PI KAPPA PHI
Freshmen Richard Baker, Will
ram Greenberg, Rathaid Gundtum,
Flank Lyte, Robert Maeset, Alph
lIIC McLane, Elmo' Webb Sopho
moles: Chester Corley, Leonard
Gieenaway, Lester Kutz, Olive'
Summer ton. Juniors H George
&met, H.:mat d Rate', Aaron
Wagner
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
Freshmen Alfred ealdn.in, Mar
ion Beery, James Kramer, John
Long. Dean Stambaugh, Jerome
White, Robes L 7,%% inggi Sopho
mote Wayland Hire
EMMEM
Freshmen Paul Decker Ji ;Val
tei Lewis, David Mather, T Ken
neth Smith Sophomo , es: Samuel
Gray, Raymond Margeium, Roy
RogetW; Richard Salta Juniors
Thomas Suetssen Scums Roy
Hanna
Fi eshmen Chalks E Blaynoy,
!be' t B Bov, km, John Cie' ke,
mmett Flctchci, John G Lloyd,
CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified ads are accepted, only
at Student Union Office in Old
Main and must be paid before
insertion. Ads are accepted up to
1 pm. on the day preceedmg
I
publication.
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex
pettly remitted, portable and of
fice machines for sale or rent Dial
2342 Hairy E Mann, 127 West
Beaver avenue BB yr
All uork guaranteed Rackets
called for and delivered The Re•
stringer, 206 West College avenue
Dial dBOO BB yr
STUDENTS should place name and
address on all books, notebooks,
slide rules, etc If you lose or find
anything Call at the Student Un
ion office 2-1 t pd-BB
BORROWED for 1937 Summer Ses
sloe plays—cutaway coat. Label
David Jackson, Dover, N. H ex
changed by mistake for full dress
coat with button holes in lapel and
ound collar Please notify It D
Hetzei. 3 it pd BB
NOTlCE—Fathers' Day, October
1, Alumni Day, October 8, Penna
Day, October 29 9-4 t-pd-BE
Wanted—Table boarders, also
one double room for rent. 346 E
College ave Phone 4201
- 15-4tp GD
_
Y-Lee Low—Rooms, board, or
Just board 'for serloum minded stu
dents Balanced meals, recreation,
rooms for dancing' Only two
blocks from Campus 134 E Fos
ter ave Phone 9266 14 2tp-TB
FOR RENT—Single room In priv
ate home $3 Oil per week , 431
West Nitlany Ave Dial 2410
20-1 t Pd-BB
FOR RENT—Two single rooms for
men students Reasonable rate
11'l N Patterson St Dial 2168
21.1t-Pd•TB
FOR RENT—Large single room for
man Garage 445 E Foster Ave
Phone .11.16
19 It pd GD
SINGLE ROOM FOR RENT-445
Etna Feeler Ave Phone 2174
18-11-pd 813
WANTBD—Rodm mate to share
apartment Preferably upper
dustman Liberal Arts or Eduea
Lion.
- 17-Box A St. U
JEWISH STUDUNT has reserve
Lion on housekeeping apartment.
Desires two room mates Reply to
Student Union
17• It pd•TB
LARGE ROOM—running water for
3 123 W. Nittany.
16-3 t-pd GD
Edward .1 Maitland, Haiold J. o'-
MeII, J Russell Osbotne, J Thom
as Platt, Howard W. Smith, Cha , -
les T Van Inwagen, William M
Whtuton, Roland C C Young Ji
Sophomm et Dana Chalfont, V
A Ludwig Eitel
Et=
- - ,
Freshmen Sum Banned, 'AI
Buelmalter
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
- - -
Freshmen David .4 Bowe, P
Edwin Bush, Burnett Clton,
William S Hill, Vernazd H Kotz,
G William Linoithy, Lloyd F
Scheid, Edge' C. Smith, James G
Sturgis, Theodoie J Wintei, Soph
omores Roy R Beck, Don Turn
mons Junioi J F Bowlus.
SIGMA PHI SIGMA
Ft es h m en . Bud Greenwood,
Lam once Hat pet, Chat les Johnson,
Roger Von Busul Sophomores
Joseph Wasney Junto: s Chester
Nycz, Robot t Stankowskt
MILD
Fa cbhmen Robert Mattel, Will
iam Ewalt, Hai old Hay Ji , Ray
mond L Paths Ji , David Powell,
Mai k Singley, Robert Stafford.
Junioi • William Kitchell
SIGMA TAU PHI
Fi cabmen Bei naid Havel, Hei -
belt Lahn, Paul Leiten, Remand
Maigolin, Stanley Poke in pp er,
Flank Rabinowitz, Ernest Sotle,
Albeit Wasehlet, Alvin Weinbeig,
Robe' t Weitzenkoin Sophomoids
Malloy Braget, yottimei Eisen,
Milton Geweitz, David Oikin
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Freshmen Richaid ("lossley, Ac
,,hui Denman, Heney Dietuck, Geo
heiguson, William Collura, Joseph
Jetiiies, Robei t McCord, Robert
McSpatula, Geoage Shea, James
Spivey, Sherman Williamson, Scott
Wolff Sophomores J Flank Mc-
Coi mick
TAU PHI DELTA
Sophomores Howard D Kinney.
.runioi• David J Martz Serums.
Edward M Ikons, Robeit Mille'
Fieshmen Paul Hen dwei k,
Robert Haidei, Tom Hams, Johi,
B Hodgkin, Theodore Leitz, Bill
Long, Waite!' Meyei, Robert B
Montgomery Sophomores Wiltei
Applegate, Howaid Ater, Harold
Rake', James Blight, Planets
Richwine Junims„ John Kellbcig,
Fled Keller, Henty Handl ickson
THETA KAPPA PHI
Ft eshmen• William Bieenc, Gei
uld Culbetson, Ralph Copelll, Ro
beit Devel, Petei MeClo,key, Geo
O'Donnell, James Rattingan Soph
omores Franklin Lynn, Joseph
Malczak Juniors. Geroge
Chint
oph, Ray Fox, Paul Gteene, John
Lloyd, Alex McDonrell, Mat tin
Monahan, John Semanchyek
EiIEMEI
Fieshmen Eugene 0 Davis, Ro.
belt R Mall, John W. Minnick Ji ,
Edwin B Welden Ji Sophomores
William A Baido, Edward B
BI own Ji Jame' Ross J Adam , :
John J Shaffei, Mace F Ttumm
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Fi cabmen Roland Boman,
Charles 1110 Ragtime, George Cor
rea, Russell Fel sytb, James Hob
litzel, Howard Irvin,Wllllam Reser
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to °vet estimate some of the items
in olden to offset the loss on others
which mightbe underestimated
Although the whole things seem.-
to be above boatel, it is kilned that
the public—unfamilar as it is with
the contacting business—will be'
wont to distegdid the explanation
This, it ix said, has put Ickes on
the spot, fot he feats that a mine,
flaw may be so magnified fot pol
itical expediency that it would give
one of the New Deal's biggest fi-
A Bid to the Arrow Fraternity
You're sure of a legacy in this—
one of the oldest brotherhoods on
any campus. Get yourself an
Arrow Shirt and you'll become a
member for life.
Arrow's fall crop is new and
different. Exclusive patterns with
the latest collar models including
the round point, longer point, tab
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Tuesday, September 20, 1938
annelid oigans a black eye berme
the public, especially so in a state
wheie the menu!) , in the political
thei mometei is bui sting thi ough
the top
Thus, pith Ickes deteimmed to
MOVQ slowly and pay closei atten
tion to the changes involving the
Autholity's gigantic program, in
dications wine that hopes for an
immediate okay flora the PWA on
the contemplated $1,000,000 grant
to the College have been dealt a
setback
Piof William Lyon Phelpe of.
Yale, one of Alum lea's best known.
(Amato's, camas an umbrella al
most constantly.
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