Page Six Thompson Assails James For Toli ;Players Chan Wext Show--P • "The %%011d We Live In," ott :t!on of the Penn State Ployets, h Broadway hit of last season by V stead, Du octet Ft ank Neu`sbauln ~~I•NNGN ONUST cr.i n~. Shows at • - - 6:30, 8 30 Complete show as late as 905 Matinee Saturday Only '• I'3o TODAY AND WED "DAWN PATROL" - with - ERROL FLYNN BASIL RATHBONE DAVID NIVEN I=l "GOING PLACES" - with - DICK POWELL ANITA LOUISE ALLEN JENKINS WALTER CATLETT catha~ ShoWs at - 1:30, 3'oo, 6:30, 8:30 Complete show as late as - 9.05 1 TODAY AND WED I The elite story of the most fa• atolls outlaw oho ever lived and the lawless age that made him a hat he was' "JESSE JAMES" In TECHNICOLOR with -- Tyrone Power • Henry Fonda Nancy Kelly • Randolph Scott THURSDAY - FRIDAY one of the best pictures of the year' JOHN BARRVMORE "THE GREAT MAN VOTES" with Virginia Weldler - Peter Hoiden THE WIDELY DISCUSSED MARCH OF TIME "INSIDE NAZI GERMANY" State Shows at • 1 30,3 . 00,6'30,8.30 Complete show as late as - 9p:15 TODAY AND WED Ateel Milt St LOlllb woman ;iC,lthy her nasinn' a es and her fasdna Ihr sons' "St. Louis Blues" - with - DOROTHY LAMOUR LLOYD NOLAN 'TITO GUIZAR WILLIAM FRAWLEY ADDED THE FAMED HISTORIOAL SHORT ""LINCOLN IN THE - WHITE HOUSE" In TECHNICOLOR ilei Madonna like face doomed a thounitnd elan' "Dark Journey".. with CONRAD VEIDT and featuring VIVIEN LEIGH who was chosen for the role of Scat left O'Hara in "Gone With the Windl" ADDED "YOUTH MARCHES ON" Po oduced by the young men of the Oxford Movement! -New and Used e Choice For ck `Excursion' molly slated to be the next p: odut s been dropped and "Exeutsion," e. ctor Wolfson, *III be presented :a nnounced yestet day # Signing up fogy layouts Will con tinue all day today and toniou ow , at the Playa's office, 413 Old Main thi calor Neusbaum explained that a laige number of chat iota! idles and stiaight phi to will be available to all usprants and that "Excansion" will feutuic an im posing valiety of chaiattelira tions The story of a poop of exclu sionist:, on a Coney Island bout nho decide to foP,alse then home; and bead Col an eland In the West "Excutsion" «ill be en acted in Sclmah Auchtoi win March 17 and 18 Graduate Gets Appointment J C. White, Penn State gradu ate, v.as appointed last neck as general manager of the Pennsyl cam Railroad central region at Pittsburgh White received his B S in chemical engineering in 1911 Say It With Music BLUEBIRD RECORDS 3 for $l.OO • VICTOR RECORDS 75c each 11111 U RADIOS,from $9.95 We service all makes of radios and, victro las. • Ai MUSIC, ROOM 203 E. BEAVER Glennland Building A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS, The Man Who Remembers .• Largest a gAijoice .• • Assortment of * 1 Whitman's I Heart and Regular Packages. Var rr All the • kg, ' 41 1-1 Leading f t. 0/ °S Toiletries and 0 Perfumes in Valentine Wraps. We Will Wrap and Mail Your Gift AREA and DERICK Allen Street, Next to Bank Clock For Au STUDENT --SUPPMS,:. '. , . , Tr4d:e.,4'.KEMR.-51 Hours ,Of Book Mart Are 9-9, Student Exchange to Remain Open Until February 15 In Library Room - Thu second annual 'student book exchange being conducted. in the Reserve book room i the basement of the Idnaly wdl be open from 9 a m to 9 p nt each day until Wednesday. Feb 15, Edward Red ba chairman of the exchange. annonuced S °stead* The, exchange mas Inaugmated hest year under the sponsorship• of the Independent Party. Students may purchase textbooks at. prices up to b 6 2 3 per cent of their orig inal value Ni,lien nev. A five cent service charge Is collected from both buyer and seller of a book is sold, no charge being made If the book is \ not sold Students upon leaving a book at the exchange uill Receive a receipt for the book and mill be told to call back in five days to ascertain If their book has,been scld Peel Appoints Committee Senior Class President Joseph a Peel has appointed the follou mg besides Hebda to the book ex change committee William Cioss '39, Henry Smith "19, Berne Pearl '39, Michael Balog '4O, and John Casimir '4l Peel, in commenting on last year's exchange, stated that it %,I'3 a success uith students realizing savings as high as a dollar pm book Nine hundred and fifteen books changed hands dm lag the time the exchange remained open last year Mac Hall Slated For Last Dance- On February,l7 The Mac Hall dance will be no more after this year This affair, to be held February 17, will be the last dance in Mae- AllistM Hall Because of the diffi culty in . dealing dining room equipment from the hall, all future dances must be in White Hall The dance„although not exclu sively a "leap-yeas" affaii, has been traditionally sponsored by the women of Mac Hall Its pm pose is to lame a scholaiship fund los a gill of high scholastic stand ing who is self supporting, to be chosen by the Mac Hall gals The dance will be semi-fennel, and fellows may.issue bids as well as girls The puce will be $1 per couple. ~... • ,„ „ , , ~ , ~., B 0 K-1' -' : , , , „, O GET OUR PRICES BEFORE . BUYING YOUR TEXTS PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ASSAILED New Art Show To Open Here New York Display To Begin Saturday; Prof. Helm Will Speak Feb. 15 Sec editomil, "Alt Coca Beg ging," Page 2 The person who has constant's placed art on a , pedestal and has looked for it only in expensive nm ks in museums and pi hate col loci ions will he sal pi Ned upon ;dosing the new ait exhibit begin ning Satin ilao in tile College Alt Calle:y, Room .103, ilium Engineer ing, accoiding to Piot J Mine }feline of the disision of line ants, which sponsors the display The exhibit, "Useful Objects Under Vise Dollars," is a traveling display of the Museum of Modern Art of Ness York City and consists of 200 usable, inexpensive aitieles MOO base been chosen because of thou' aitistic appeal and tune tional excellence Compiling thls dismay ns a pro jest towed teaching the public to laud ant in available, loss-priced, everyday objects, the Museum based its selections upon such chat al tot istics as tuilfoimity, pre Liston, new for nth, new muter Gins and functional designs Previous to its showing into the exhibit .111 complete showings in No. Yoik City, Saratoga Sptings, N Y, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Upon leaving State College , on rebi nary 29 the exhibit alit be shown in Chicago and I,os Angeles Among the mimics included in Ihu display are a tool rack,' u i ammo' ant bat box, all ash tiny, a 111111 11111111131, 11 pocket knife and seseial cigarette boxes - hi connection with tills display. Pia !feline will deliver the sec ond of the pouf, of rine Arts Lee tin vs Ile .111 'Speal«ni "Ali In I.ll4efill Objects" at 7 I 0 p in Wed nesday Rub 15 Pt of Hahne will begin his talk a ilk a in ler Intl eduction in Room 1117. Main blighter.' ing itnined late -13 Colley. log this the mullein e will be 'taken to the flatlet y where Pc of Heinle 'will expacin the ex lath and v. 11l answer any ones ions which tasty co Ise Mac Hall Dance. Friday, Feb. 17th DANCING 9 TO 12 IN • MUSIC BY The Campus Owls Admission SI Per Couple ical Prej `School Pawn Plan' Blasted By Ex-Senator GSA Advocate Attacks Policy Which Doomed Second Grant For College Assailing (lose:nor At thin it James' staid on the General State Audio' ty'' second lust Rational building ptogratn, Edward Jackson Thompson kernel State Senator float this district anti author of the State Authority, tact week charged James was condemning the whole thing because it Udb n llemoctatic IlledSlll ho m ogt um, u Melt was di op pod temporarily neat the end of the Earle administration because of lack , of PWA. thuds, included provision for another .15,000,000 building giant tot the College Of, this, 42,500,000 oas tucked on by Thompson himself for too men's dormitories and another %%omen's dot mitoty , An additional million was mehttled later for a uttetm is "There is absolutely no substan tiation for the Govet nor's conten tion that the school tepracement pi ogiam should be - dropped be cause the federal government would have a mottgage on the Pen ntty Ivanla h 0 o I system," Thompson said The PWA merely offered 4.11. out right 45 per cent grant, Thompson added, with no shings attached - Lion Mermen Sink Temple Owls, 60-15 (Continued Prom Page Pour) 220 yd freeatyle Bunk, Penn Slate, ~econtl, Robinson, Penn State, third, &Allmon, Temple Time 2 13 50-yd treestyle Kirkpati wk. Penn State, %mond, Allison, Perin State, third— Splerle, Temple Time 25 2 Fancy dh Ing Huesca] Temple, 57 61, second, MacLaughlin, Penn State 85 47, third, Iloy, Penn Slate, 76 46 100 )(I freestyle C Penn State, second, Kitkpatrick, Peon State, thh d, Nun y, Temple Time 565 190 vd hail...Atoka Vln7ant, Penn State, wand, Maxwell, Temple third, I) Welsh, Penn Stale Time 1 515' ..... 200 2.1 backbit eke Rieliy, Penn Stale, ~ econ,l, o‘, MIK, Temple, thud, Slane], Penn State Time 8572 410 yd frenstyle Bunk, Penn State, second, [told neon, Penn Slate, I.lllld, 1011111,011, Temple Time 5 40 9 440 yd ri eestylo relay Penn State (Wood, Macl.aughlin, Rub Tier, AIIkon) , second, Temple (I(.11 ly, Clothe', Uwe, Splozle ) Thee 1 05 2 Iletzel Announces ' 5 New Revisions In College Staff Two appointments to the fatui ty, two iesignations and one pie motion in -lank were approved yesteiday by President Ralph D lletzel 'Mild toil 11 Lai son was appoint: ed -insti uctoi in foods, and Penile Items nista uctm in clothing and tirades in the department of home econonues Miss Lannon is a glad nate of the University of Nobles ha, which also.gi anted hen the de gree of master of-science, and Miss Hass was graduated Dom Southwestoin College She receiv ed the degiee of master of science, from Kansas State College. Mar joie H Fleming was pro moted in rank from assistant home economics extension 'repre sentative to' home economics ex tension representative in Arm strong county Resignations of Anna E Dough city, home economics extension cc presentative; effective Janumy 31, and Retold C Hallock, assistant Dolmen of economic entomology, effective December 31, 1938, were accepted, Piesidentlletzel said udices' In GSA Oppositioii CLASSIFIED TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex pertly repaired, portable and of (lce machines for sale or rent Dial 2342 Harry E Mann, 127 West Beaver revenue BB yr TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUNG-- All work guaranteed Rackets called for and delivered The Re stringer, 206 Webt College avenue Dial Aso ' ..- i RB yr FOR RENT—Two double 'Looms mill bozo d Single beds 'noun e 117 East Fogel avenue of dial 2000 175 2t pd BB LARGE desirable looms newly f m coshed, good single beds, huge closets seasonable rates Dial 2256 170 2C pd TB FOR 'RENT—One single loom, 2 looms (2 single beds each). Sec ond seinestel, 110 So. Bainaid St • 171 It pd BB YOU'LL FIND controllable looms at the Colonial, 123 W Nittany Avenue Stoke' heat, 'tinning hot and cold water in all towns (con stant aqustat tontiol) Newly papered t h roughout, set upulous clean Qu.etiv conducted lot test of study 173 3t lid BR WAITED—To shine a double loom, comfoauble single bed I corn Not n o d totes Cull 2568 FOR RENT—Laige single, toom Dial State College 3116 Pleasant second float tOOlll fot boys 118 S Burrower street Dial State College 3432 FOR RENT—S.ngle of double loom and gunge, 912 South Al len sti cot Phone 2392 180-11pdOD FOR ROOM AND ,BOARD—Rea- ,onnble paces, Liebe-to eampu, Inquife of Mt s Congo!, 118 S Allen stied, Ath Pool 181-lip4GD FOR RENT—Large double Loom, %mond flooi, single beds, one bloLk horn Post Nice, 311 S Al len Ntteet : 1 88-2tpdG D THE ANCHORAGE SUITE—for two or three students Blight, wait dean All tonvementes. Phone 2632 182-pdJBC ME:ALS—SpeLtaI, to qudents, $5 and $550 ne) week Inquird 3.10, kla4l College avenue Phone 3831 183-2LpdBB FOR RENT—Two double !comb; single beds, tanning mate), plenty heat and light Timone 310 East College - avenue -Phone 3831. `1.84-24;d88 loOlt RENT—ltuoms, one large 'tont, double loi two 214 West College avenue Diul 3883 -486-2tpdTß, ROOM FOR RENT—with private family at 242 S. Atherton street Phone' 836 187-ItpdGD FOR. RENT—Second semester, one huge comfortable loom for thine boy%, one room fot two boys with bound. 409 South Allen sheet. Phone 4107 179-Itpdßß FOR RENT—for 3 0t..4 boys and oni-hulf double room for one boy, 330 South Bunowes 178-ItpdTß Emery Issues ‘3 New Rulings ROTC Students Allowed Cut Riflers Get 2 Bonuses; Divisions Split Up Continuing his campaign to int move military training 1101 C, Col onel Ambrose It Emery, newly appointed hood of the _ College ROTC unit, has loanginated the following three new rulings to take effect the second semester 1-Ilpshmen and sophomm es en rolled In the bask ROTC Louise be allowed One unexeused almenee from (Jaw, or di 111 and a 111 not be inquired to make up ,tho ucnk ntixfed. ono penalty being Inflicted for this cut 2—Persiong Rifles, basic course Itorte group, %%111 be, given Ina point limes both first and second semeste I—ln the basic comae, students °moiled in the infantr3 will be separated from ,the engineers There will be no actual change in tialning except dining the second semester of the Beebe MORNINGSTAR BREAD ' Morningstar Dread is• fine for every purpose It makes sandwiches that are pleasing in taste and at the same time nourmshing. And if you want crisp toast that fairly melts in your' mouth this is the loaf for you. / ~ Morning Star, Tru- Wheat Purity Bread and Trophy • Winner - Cake. ---,,,,,,,,:. •....., -- ,,`„,:,,..,n1 - .....—:,. . --= . 4—iir.,"..,•E - Atiii CLEANING, • - I- ,-- Specials , ,- _ , • • _ 4-, , Ar ,Pric'es-: „ Down' Come --- ..,., , - Farl Week Ohly, '.(4. . Men's Garments Ladies' G a rment s.; ', 4 suits ' -39 c _Plain Dresses __,_ 39c; Trousers 23c Eveninp, Gowns ~.....: 5 90 upf," . , , , • - Topcoats 39c Jacket aims , ' 361:.. . . Tuxedoes • 49c Blimses ~ . ' 26(;.,i , 1' Hatsr7" 39c Skirts — "' 27c - 4 ,4•: 7 ' Neckties ' 3 for 19c Coats ' ' ` 395,up:, ,4- Bath nukes 39c Gloves - • • .. 19c1, 7- . • ',O - , 4 STRICTLY CASH , AND CARRY: , -'1 . , , Try Our Effiuent Service'and quality,Workmanship ; , l "74 - ` „ ;' '' ''' C ' ': 4 F. 01 F. CLE A NERS' & DYER& STATE COLLEGE AND BELLEFONTE, , C 1 ' • • , - ', , -,.;-' r For 2na aernester Tuesday, February l'; 1936.:`,4 more year, at which time engl= neers will be given special, Gaining In tent pitching amt rigging, while Infantrymen"Wlß continue the normal course FROMM'S' Feb. -Clearance MEN'S SHOES _ NationaltmKnown Reg. sll' $OOO - -Reg. $lO SROO, NOW Reg. $8.75 $745' NOW : -One ODD LOT/ eS3PO Crosby 'Square and Edgerton We also Have a lot a' 'FLORSHEIMT SHOES 5500' Suits and Coats, at The Price You t. Want to Pay See Our Windows • FROMMI i , -t, 1 <>, ;'tf,'
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