Page Four
X-Country Team Set
For IC4=A's Monday
(Continued From Page Three)
Lurgh Although a "dailt horse" so
fat as first place is concerned,
Maule can be depended upon to
place A% lam the first ten hnisheis
Len Henderson, thoroughly te
coseied Item a pulled muscle, has
shoun ,steady impio‘ement and is
eager to put out all he has Cap
tain Charley Pieice bus done a
nondetful,job of keeping his team 3
monde high and has tutted
good petfotmances ut iheil meet
Shows at . 1.30, 3.00, 6.30, 8 . 30
Complete Show as late as . 9.05
LAST TIMES TODAY
A real love story a marvelous
east . . . laughs every time you
wink . and sweet and rapid
rhythms'
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
"Just Around the
Corner"
with
Charles Farrell - Joan Davis
Amanda Duff - Bert Lahr
Bill Robinson
The Weavers are a'feudin' In the
best traditions of the mountains.
but the fumin' feuders of the foot.
hills fall Into hilarious foolishness
when a mountain miss turns soft
in the strong arms of a surveyor
from the,elty
WEAVER BROTHERS
and ELVIRY
In
Town. in 'Arkansam"
~./ , with -
411ph Byrd June Storey
Pinky Tomlin
MON.-TUES.-WED
The thrilling story of a woman
whose 'courage,carried her beyond
the frontier into strange adven
ture. A majestic episode in the
historic drama of India!- '
SABU - RAYMOND MASSEY ',
DESMOND TESTER
ROGER LIVESEY
VALERIE HOBSON •
` , - in
Alexander KOrda's
"DRUMS'.'
AND ALL DAY SUNDAY
®That's when most long '
distance rates are reduced.
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Johnny Strange, Gtaham
and Herb Islipson oil! complete the
team that me to make the tip
The Lions have not non as
IC4-A championship since 1930 and
Coach Werner is hoping that "this
is the year." Should his fondest
hopes be realized, his haiimis nill
repeat the %honing made by the
1927 edition of Lion hinneis Un
der Coach Cantmell, Penn State
snept the meet, ninning the saist
tA and fieshmen team pines nith
Bill Cox '2B and Dick Detnilei '32.
ionming anay nith first plates it
the ‘iiisity and fieshmen lute,
iespectively
cctthem;r
Shows at 1 30, 3 00, 6 30, and 8 . 30
Complete show as late as 9:05 p m
LAST TIMES TODAY
An efficient, officious career girl
whose business ..is running other,
people's affairs . a young inven
tor who doesn't want to be told
what to do an eccentric )nil•
Bonaire with a passion for cooking
. . and an imported chef who
cooks up more delectable laughs
than he does delicious dishes!
CONSTANCE BENNETT
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in
`SERVICE DELUXE'
- with -
VINCENT PRICE
CHARLIE RUGGLES
HELEN BRODERICK
MISCHA AUER
SATURDAY ONLY
Sensational expose of fake miracle
racket in the thrilling drama of a
night' )club hostess who turned
"evangelist."
SALLY EILERS
"Tarnished Angel"
with =-
Lee Bowman Ann Miller
Alma Kruger• Paul Guilfoyle
MON., TOES, WED I
Their wings are a badge of cour
age for'man's conquest of the air!
FRED MacMURRAY
. RAY MILLAND
LOUISE CAMPBELL
"Men With Wings"
Andy Devine Walter Abel
Lynne Overman ' Porter Hall
IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR
Faculty Maps
Reform Drive
(Continued From Page One)
and 01010 unitot m s), utem of
faculty pt omotion
3—Low faculty saltily scales nos
prevailing m SC% el al of the
schools should be brought up to
the lel. el pi evading in those
schools of the College - which
maintain adequate and satisfac
tot v faculty satin y scales
I—ln °Wei to fostet a gteatei
:quilt of inlet-faculty harmony,
it is impelative that a mole
rational faculty baldly scale be
adopted in place of the pi esent
.t stein and that such Sathuy
schedules be made Lommensui
ate mith the tank of staff mem
bets
s—ln mile] to pi ovule a fullet op
iantunity lot advanced study
and seLf-ionnotement to the
younger members of out facul
ty -at a time Ashen tt stould be
most useful to them, sabbatical
Imes should be piotided lot
assistant ptofessms and associ
ate professors on the same basis
as at pi esent pt evails lot full
ptofessms., it being , undeistood
that the years of set vice as in
sta uctot be counted ton aid eli
gibility fot such leave
6—Teaching loads should be kept
/ at a point conducive to the best
teaching efficiency
7—The election of faculty apart
ments on the campus as a Col
lege-sponsored self-liqualating
piojeet
B—We believe that the emsting
system of ta.. assessment in
State College unjustly dlsciim
anates against members of the
College staff and that this mat
te' constitutes a legitimate sub
ject of imedigation and action
by the Association
Di Pundt, inviting cooperation
fioni the local ehaptei of the Am
cu can Association of Univeisity
Piofessois, declaied that his 01-
ganization could JOlll with the As
sociation in any (dolts to fuithei
pi ogi essive ^nicasui ei on the cam
pus
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taking a al ay I eveisible topcoat
fioni SL A on Wednesday be
tueen 1 and 2 o'clock will intuin
it to the Student Union,ollite be
foie Tuesday, theme will be no fun
them investigation made of the
matte). 1.16-I.tpdtb
WANTED Foul passengers to
Penn game in closed cal leaving
Ft day at so., 'awning Sunday
Call 9115. " 115•ltpdgd
WILL THE BOY A% hose glasses
weie,lost the evening of Oda
bei 31, neat the Litnaty pleas.!
all Room 155 Athet ton Hall
Evenings at , . . 6.30, 8.30
Last complete show as late as 9.05
TODAY ONLY
Charles Bickford - Nan Grey
Barton Mac Lane - Frank Jenks
'Andy Devine - Tom Brown I
Preston Foster
=.-- In -
"THE STORM"
GEORGE O'BRIEN 1,
WALTER MILLER
KAY SUTTON
^ In ‘,
"Lawless Valley"
MONDAY ONLY ,
BARTON MacLANE
TOM KENNEDY
GLENDA FARRELL
in —'
"TORCHY GETS
HER MAN"
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
1 Women in Sports I
Open house at White Hull was
a big success nith about ty,o han
dled v, omen, mostly freshman,
competing in the Nati ous sports
T11(33 , 'Su di.hed from dancing, boml..
mg, badminton, ping-pong, bridge
to sw, miming
The pool was open foi the fit
time Wednesday to all women, with
the iequitement that they neat the
tank suits and In mg then own
swimming caps Plans ate ander
way to open the pool every aftei
noon, including Sattuday and Sun
say, with a possibility of evening
plunge houis
Doughnuts and inlet woe seised
by the lefieshment committee, in
cluding Mao O'Connor and Rai
bai a Lewis `ridge Goyim and
Mai ge Hatiwick well' in ch.nge of
the pi op am.
White Hall will be open every
Monday night horn b 30 to 9 00
o'clock lot all women who deshe
bowling, badminton, ping-pong,
deck tennis, shuffle boaid and
edge This is you' chance to mac
tice lot intaanunah and toui;iii
ments See the IV R A bulletin
'boat d for other bouts.
The Amy-Navy hockey game,
Dill be played next week Thilty
outstanding.hockey playcis picked
by hockey manager, captains" of
the teams, and Miss Lucy will'eor
qitute the teams There will bic
hockey supper at the end of the
season -
The Veonten who pattuipated to
idle last vent ate urged to attend
meetings horn 1 to 5 30 o'clock.
every Tuesday and Thlusday'M
the Amin y
Finals in tennis be played
next week Dot Radcliffe '42, Ma 2.
Hall champion, Janet Hartz
Atherton champion, and Dot God
sheik '4l, campus champion 'will
compete fm the title
All women interested m going on
a hike at 2 o'clock Sunday meet
in back of Atherton Hall '
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Copyrsght 1938. Imam:* Eines TOBACCO CO
Want ' Mail ? '
Ask McHenry
(Continued Frc Page One)
ou say el note and thine ale
hundreds like me"
(signed) A Thinket
Reminded of W C. Fields.
Typical chazacteuhations of W
C—Fields is unlit the unite' of the
following ionunds Di McHenry
"Why do rcactramues and smug
complacencies—safely ensconsed
ithin ta•-ci.empt institutional
wall, amply salaised, and with
twilight veins glowing rosily
with assurance that penkion's clo
yet fields ;mast the hour when Inn
ned yea„ pull off thensshoe, of ac—
tivity and Una them into safe pas
tures always, always begrudge
any sandal secinity to othei
A TOlNnsendite sends the follow
ing
"A SIMI e 'and a delusion"—tatel,
you see the gi andfathei buying,
'with joy in his heart, food and
wain clothing for his gi and-chit
then9 Can't Nou see the , village
stoic sold out quickly of its age
old %%toes ,
"Can't you see the wholesale
houses lashed as never befol e—
and all undo 60 veal s having
wink,
"And can't you sce a soutk of
Godliness shining through—iill fogy
tuo cents?
"Why not the Townsend Plan"'
No Chapel Service Slated
These Hill be no chapel service
Sunday. because of the football
half-holiday fm tbe Penn garile
-n Philadelphia Situtd!ty
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Every Friday and Sunday
8 till 11
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29 Out For Hockey
At Drill In Armory
uent)-nine candidates Julued
out WednestluN night fro the I'm
official hockey practice hold in the
Amin% Instead of in Rec Hull us
scheduled The use of the hockey
stick and plc) tot mations wet e
stt ebbed by Coach r F Davis
Practice Hill be held every Wed
'lead,* night the Ammo until
December Candidates toi flesh
man or varsity hockey teams are
still being called tot
Richatd .7ames Is manages pt the
team Paul Scully and 'William
Sto111(1'101 ate assistant managets
Joe Elliott is captain
McKelvey At Con%ention
Cadet Majot Volney L. McKel
vy 1, i epiesenting the local chap
tel of ,Scabbatd and Blade at , the
national convention being held at
Berkeley,' Calif , today
, Prof Tames F Shigley of the
pi e-vetei inary depot tment, has
been elected coil esponding secte
'tai y of the Pennsylvania State
Vete' inaty Medical Association
Beat Penn!
ev.
Cub Booters Defeat
JoUestown H.'S., 4-0
Aided by two lucky goals sewed
when the ball deflected off defen
sive players into the net, the Lion
Cub bootees , donned Jonestown
High, 4-0, on - the golf couise pine:
tree field Wednesday, afternoon
Al Baldwin, freshmen center
foiw.ud, was the newest offensive
player to the oall and was wedded
with both goals -
Late in the third period, Al
Jones, centei halfbackoifled a 20-
yat d shot_ into the cornet of tlw.
goal John Fishbuin tallied the
final point late in the last quartet
All semis must get appoint.
wants by Finlay of next week 'at? !
the Photo Shop lot then LaVie
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SALLY'S
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EfiVICE -
These action shots of ;
"Whizzer" White famous .411-Americattj ;
football star.. . show what it;takes to
triple threat man.' /
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' VI
Friday,-November ;11, 1938
Espenshade Named
Pi of A Howry Espenslia6 -
formei head of the Department of ,
English Composition, was named
to the State College School Board'
yestet day funning, succeeding
Thomas G Hatigh, iesigned.
tom expii es in Januaiy, 1930,-Z-
_ The Univei city of Kentucky Ilea
established a department of social
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