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Four IAI ittatui Shows at - - • - 6 30, 830 Complete show as late as - 9.05 Matinee Saturday Only - 1.30 ) TODAY ONLY r i r STARTED WITH A BLIND DATE' Fay Wray - Grant Withers ' Craig Reynolds in "NAVY SECRETS" SATURDAY ONLY When the shoot in' slid Ls will 'An (Wild, William Boyd Charlotte Wynters in "SUNSET TRAIL" also "Hawk of the Wilderness" Chapter 6 ) MONDAY ONLY 1 Constance Bennett Roland Young Billie Burke - Alan Mowbray in_ "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP" NOTICE The winners of the $250,000 Movie Quiz Contest will be announced from the stage at 8 30 State Shows at • 1 30, 3 00, 6.30, 8 30 Complete show as late as - 9:05 TODAY ONLY Return Shooing John Canfield • Claude Rains Ann Sheridan - Gloria Dickson "Dead End" Kids in "THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL" SATURDAY ONLY phi Wont killer IM loohe loa‘itot •1 thul of death and de Mutt lion' Preston Foster - Frank Jenks Frances Robinson "I'lle Last,Warning' MON -TOES - WED Saga of AMC, duttgeloes age anal the luw had nr- Itied but befota it had leeth `Let Freedom Ring' with Nelson Eddy - Virginia Bruce , Victor McLagien Lionel Barrymore Edward Arnold - Guy Kibbee Charles Butterworth NOTICE The winners of the $250,000 Movie Quiz Contest will be announced from the stage at 8 30 [CqftqAqi.!! ' Shows at - 1 30, 3 00. 6 30. 8 30 Complete show as late as - 9:05 the giuntust fun feud In ItIN tuly. W C FIELDS In "You Can't Cheat An Honest Man" Match of Time, latest issue "Young America" and "Mexico's New Crisis" SATURDAY ONLY flume Snent Ileum ain't ohdl it stied lu be When ten. 10111,11 mugs to ho user the 11011 el Charlie Ruggles - Mary Boland Donald O'Connor in. "BOY, TROUBLE" MON.- TUES.- WED to the tolling thluidet of led dinanthe ip the hills of in_ netlndia pima elephants hhouldet the attillety—aud mu lights un eatet—or Cary Grant - Victor hicLaglen Douglas Fairbanks, Jr, In " GUNGA DIN" with Sam Jaffe . Edual do Clatutelli Joan Fontaine NOTICE The winners of the $250000 Movie Quiz Contest will be announced from the !doge at 8.30. LEADING SP Confab Opens Religion Week (Continued From Page One) and open to both men and wo• men. will be "Technique in Es tablishing a Satisfying Home 'Life," with His Glace S Over ton, nationally known authority on family ielationships, as guest speakei Also, speakers will lead student flie.sule sessions in fiateinities and dormitories, will conduct peisonal confeiences with those who desite them, and will talk at faculty meetings in the Old Main Sandwich Shop The fist of the lanky meet ings will be held at 5 Ai p in Monday with Di .John Mackay again speaking,. Many of the speakeis will serve as guest lectuteis in classes throughout the week. Sevetal of the leaders will live thioughout the week in men's frateinities while women speak ers will stay in the dilfeient dm mitoi ies Sunday, the pulpits of the eau - ious churches in town will be oc cupied by lenders pui tic:mating `in the week, %%Inch is a joint col lege 1111t1 community enter pose MED Mt=l fhe wok's pi ogi ant will be the 21st to be held otet the nation voce the lb ,t one at Ohio State University a yeat ago, and it is designed to bung to the students of flit College the no poi Lance of Idigion in modeni, evei yday ly ing Sponsim eel by tie Petit,' al Coun cil of Chun ties of Chi ist in Amu ma tin ough its Uniyet say Gin istl.ll) Mission, Religion in Life m5ll bi nog to the campus JO noted men and women in many fields as guest spcakei Vol this put pose, a total or $B5O is being i.used bv-a commit tee hunted by Pi of John 11 Rua-/ell, Culltge Chaplain, and tune wiling maim Po of vlitoi A Bettie, gene: al than man, and Pies:dent Iletiel, honoiniy chat'. man, iespeetnely, of the meek's pi ogi 1101 Collection Of 30,000 Insects Made Here A t MIN lion or imnini e W het I s Iti befits 111.1110 by Si enlomolep H ntlenth under tile dl- I t•cl Mil or Di bi nal I W Ft tint, In ofehhut or 0111111,11111.. entomology Slat led last quintile] the collet - Lion all (only includes .10,000 sped in enh tells extolling 1,200 fl Mil all or the 25 inhect orders II Is available lei student INC in Di Pi wt's office In the thit d nom oi the Agt I«illut al Experiment Station CLASSIFIED RAcKiiyrs RESTRUNG— All nett guttittliteetl Lolled rot dud delivered The Re Aline'. 206 West College avenue Uiul 3:100 BB yr 1 0 011. RENT—Two double rooms, slatgle beds Reasonable rates Ma) lent ono adagio Inquire 333 S Albertan street 1113-2101313 Large wcontl flow room, well lighted, walla Rent teasonable. Only few minutes walk to eentth of town 11010110 118 S Butfewes stied. of dial State College 1432. GET YOUR DATE now for the Student Union MlLCollege Dame, Saturday, March 4 Mu sic by Sunnily Galin and the Campus On', 203-SLpdGD ONE GOOD single loom, 122 S Amnion Ai eet, one block f 1 um Campus 209-16pdTB ONE DOUBLE 100111 for tent, 316 S Allen •2150 20/3-ItpdTß FOR SALE—One Sunbeam Shove Master with accessories. Fluid ly used, pi uctically new Will nc• cept any ieusonable offer. In gun e 2W,' W College Phone :MO 210-ItpdAWE FOR RENT—One-half laige dou ble totiiii Cm men students di rectly muss from Rag D. Will tent wily cheap Inquire 2UG W College Phone 33bU. 211-It9tLA.AVE AKERS ON SUNDA Program SUNDAY 7 IU p in —Recreation Hall Dr John A Mackay speaking on "IS Christianity Adequate for Om-, Present World Prob lems," 11 a in—ConsoLation in Ainlitoi ittin Dr Het7el presiding, Dr llninell Hatt speaking on "Do Wo Choose Demme _ , i oar" , El=sl 7 dU p in—Amino:lnm Di Hai r.. Bone speaking on "Relig ion. an Integrating Factor in Personality Development" Local Interest In Murals Boosted By Poo is Work ‘Vith limy Vainum Poces ieeent completim, of the metals in the Department of Intelioi Building in Washington, D C, interest in niuials on the Penn State campus %%as given flesh impetus, accord ing to Piof J Buifie Helm° and the division of fine arts Pooi has often been suggested and recommended as the best possible artist for proposed muials in Old Main lobby Frosh Grid Schedule , For '39 Same As '3B; Varsity Seconds Play Except for tao geowaphical changes, the freshman football schedule for 1039, released yes terday by Neil M Fleming, grad uate manager of athletics, sill be identical mWI last year's The Syiacuae and Co rn ell games mark the only changes, these being changed to comply mith a home-and-home agree ment The freshman schedule Oct 14—Plttsburgh, here Oct 21—Syracuse, hero Oct 28—Cornell, away Nov I—Bucknell, here Nov 15—Army, au ay Varsity Squad B schedule Nov 10—Navy, away Skiers Withdfaw From 2nd Meet; May End Season Diiplicating last week's action, the Lion ski tome him, withdtawn limn a second Vermont meet, the Easteta Inteteollegiates at Not with Univetsity, Notthitch!, Vt Eligibility difficulties were the cause of this week's cancellation, Coach 11flax Domani said Last ‘‘eek the team Nvi Llt drew horn the Middlebury Invitation Ski meet because of inability to Mal ans pot tation Unless enough snow (alb: to al low a meet heie with Coinell, Col gate, and Kane Ski club, the Nit tanymen will not participate again this seavon This' year's team placed ninth among 10 teams at the Lake Pla cid College Invitation Meet, lost to Cm cell in a dual meet, and Look thud imong five teams en- Lecd in competition at Colgate Univeivity Soose Beats Duca In Return To-Ring Billy Souse, COI met Penn State Into collegiate boxing champion, elm ned to the piofesaional twos last Monday night when he defeated Johnny DIJUI of Nectar k, N. J , nn a 104 mind kale al Youngstown, Ohio. Data won a moth-contested de tiszon oveJ Souse .it Lancastet last fall, and b 1111.13 then Souse had been idle because of hand inju - Monday night SOO4O piuved that his hands were in good shape, and he IS hoping to secur a It`- turn fight with Charles Burley, eighth-ranking N B A welter weight, to v. ham he lost a 10- ound decision last September at Pttsburgh Varsity Riflers Win 4-Way Postal Meet Ttip hums e e copped , by the Lion vin say ullemen in a four way postal m(0 filed a week ago Finlay, results of which wale I evened yesterday The Lion ;boatels with a same of 1348 edged Ohio State by one point, also Mime; Montana State's 1331 and Unavoisity of Clineinna ti's 1337. The 10-matt firing stung was composed of Ben Stahl, George Gault, George Bentrent, Chuck Mat tin, Dick Cutlibel t, Giant Caipentei, Noah Getz, Bob Me- Guy, John Elliott, and Jim Sher man'. The scotch of the lust live named ca ere used for the team ree d Appaeumately four percent of the students at Penn State ace either wholly et pathally color PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Y, MONDAY DR HORNELL HART When murals NNCIQ lust men tioned as a possibility- on the Penn State campus, the late Charles Z Klaudei, format col lege aichiteet and designer of Old Main, put his seal of approv al on the painting of morals in the main administration building In a letter suppotting his choice Klaudet said, "I say Old Main because I believe that would be the most appiopuate and' .ng mficant place to use murals" Class of '32 Gave Start Then, last fall, the class of 1932 gave $4,500 toward the cost of mutals Although not enough fot the completion of mulls, that sum provided a good start on the tatting of money lot the ptoject ed &cot awns After this gift, metals were one step ramie', and discussion coact ed on who would be chosen to do them if and when the plan went tluough Poot's name re mained in the foi egi ound In checking upon Pool's ability and ieptnalaon as a muralist, members of the division of fine. ai ts contacted vazious leading hguies in the ail. world Kimball Applauds Idea In a letlei to Piofessol Fiske Kimball, dnectot of at Philadelphia Museum of Alt, soul, "I highly applaud the idea of getting litany Val nuns Pool to do some fiescoes ,tt State College The College would' boom itself by giving him this commission I hope the College and the fitustees may adopt Lhe idea, and feel sure that, even if they lend the work a little anfamiliai to them ,it lost, they will come to Mee and Annie it, and will always be proud of having " Piof ILuold E Dickson, in uvved the following in a Wei from unmet Samt-Gaudens, son of the famous sculptor, Augustus Saint-Caudens and now the di :mita of the Depai Lund of fine Ails of 'he Carnegie In-il Lute, itsbu gh Poor Seen as Outstandms "M: Purr Is mac of the out land nth mot al dttountto s flu thus ottott .it tsvoi woi k in he liana, I meld of Justice Build ing ill M1,11'110,011 La. received a II eincinlous ,1111011111 of itiipi Lei :nave pi ess comment "Pei sonally, I mini!' a MI Pout's woi lc and a eg.ud him as one of the best al Lists in the c °mita v f - Would he happy indeed lii see 111'11'01,1am such .1 commis sion " Stu h favornbit oininent from men ulio nie in .1 position to Judge the li tie toot I 11 of an in List empliasi/es Pool 's suitability fm the pi optimal mm.ll woi It bin e, Ptof Heinle pointed out BULLETIN Enginme leg le‘tei e Ile llume Lc, .1 M p ut Prot J litai no I lelme, bpeaker TOMORROW Rollin skating, Ai wory, ut I, I, 7, and 9 p w First 25 co-eds I open Nag al t and 7 p admitted flee Pee. 20 cents SUNDAY Omit , of elitist Hible Class, 105 Old Main, 50 U. 111 IVOlbiliP 11 it to Neat-king 7 p Techiiicar crew' and ',lnsists, ThCbtlll.lll MOM, St.II V.11.b , audito- I him lamemenl 8 30 p in MONDAY Auterium Sudety of C1)11 Engl news, Student Mote), 107 Main Engineering, 7 .10 p in F * P Best, sneaked Moving pletmos of Awe)lean armies In Weald Win, Intel uation. al Relations Club, Home Sc Audl. tollum, 7 15 I) in Special meeting Peuu State Club at 8 p in 01 Samuel 111 Masik, menthe) of Goirelument of ladle Seeletallat, speaker Scientists of Cornell and Col gate Universities are making a special study of the tailors bores- Prosser Holds 3rd In League' Scoring "Wild Man" Chailey Piosser, a definite contender foi the Castel scored 16 points against West Vi into a thud-place tie with Pitt's E Despite the fact that State hi to Pitt', seven, Prosser has equal average to date is appiommately 1' Leading Piossei is Cainegie Tech's Capt Bob Stalk who has a total of 99 mallets foi seven games and West Viiginia's Hom el Blocks whose aggregate for eight games is 94 points Piossei, who- has scored 67, tunes from the field and 45 times out of 59 from the foul line since the season began, tops Penn State's scaring with a total of 179 points Big Bill Stopper is second with 82 points, Cliff Mc- Williams is thud with 75 and Max Coibin and Johnny Bali ale fourth with 69 digits apiece Leading Conference scoicis• g fg f tls Stark, Cal neg,ie Tech 7 36 27 99 Brooks, W Virginia 8 29 36 94 Prosser, Penn State G 32 19 83,l Stialoski, Pitt 7 34 15 83 1 Schmitt, Georgetown 7 31 10 72 Penn State composite box scale fld fls tls I Piosser ' 67 45-59 179 Stopper 30 22-31 82 Ale Williams °8 10-28 75 Barr 9 7 15-30 GO Corbin 9 5 19-27 69 Moffatt 9 3 8-12 54 Chi istman 13 9-17 39 Sapp 14 7-13 35 Racusin JO 6-15 26 - - KNOTS YOU ALL •- < ..4 HAVE SEEN - , 1 The Door Knob Knot Enjoy the ' Post tonight! IS THE U.S. PREVENTING (or torovoktog) A NEW WORLD WAR? 11. What one country WOMCS Europe most today? Germany? Italy? Russia? Japan? No, the answer is the United States. A brilliant foreign correspondent reaches this conclusion after gathermg evidence from behind the European scene, where statesmen fear that Uncle Sam may upset the bomb racks See Uncle Sam Scares Europe, by Demarce Bess They toy with DEATH UNDER THE AVER ►"Sandhogs"have their choice of three guick, easy ways to die They can be drowned, trapped by fire, killed by compressed air. No wonder they call river tunneling a man's job—a crazy , man's! Here's the story of the young mechanic who licked a job no old-timer would touch. -You Can't Stop a Guy Like That, says Borden Chase. THE SPY they wouldn't behove ► It was March, 1936 ... and Hitler was moving into the / Rhineland Wouldhcbackdown if France mobilized? Only one Frenchman knew—and the Army` wouldn't believe himl A dramatic story of espionage: Crisis by William C. White. ALSO BAGPIPE MUSIC 2n fl swamp? It gave Dr.ll.2sCally the shock of his life Here's the strange 'story the Doc learned one night from The PipoMajorof Little Sorrowful A short - story by Glenn Allan. , "IMAGINE THAT HIRED GIRL making eyes at our son!" said Mrs ,Tumble "Why.. I think that just shows taste, natural good taste," said her husband. Dorothy Thomas tackles a Cann problem that might stump even the AAA. i See Thank You, Rosie. ... ' .-- -' , ace Lion basket hawk, loomed as rn Confeience seating title when he iginia Wednesday night, iockcting d St' aloski as played only six Confei max tilts led Stialoski's 8.,1 points Piossei 'ti 3 8 points pet ponfei once game Richardson 8 I- 4 17 Davies 2 2- 7 6 Rhoades 1 4- 5 6 -CIO% ell , 9 0- 0 4 Chalmers _ . 1 1- 3 3 Rawit 0 I- 1 1 Totals i 253 159-248 665 Tnenty-tno forme& caddies are now being educated at Nortimest ern Unireibity on scholarships owl bled by the Weston. Golf As sociation --AT PENN STATE When nn Doubt About . 'a Room - - onta 23 W NITTANY AVENUE ALL. ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER You'll find COMFORTABLE rooms at THE COLONIAL, 123 W Nittany Ave—stoker heat, running hot and cold water in all rooms (constant aquastat control) Newly papered thru out .SCRUPULOUSLY Clean Quietly conducted , for rest and 2 The Pee Wu Knot 3ThePona H Tickets Go, On Sale -for Gridiron Circus Mt. of the'flying pun into the lIIC will go campus bigwigs and piofessois alike when Sigma Del ta Chi, national honoiaiyi jour nalism fiateinity, presents its an nual Gtidiron Banquet at the Nanny Lion Inn, Tuesday, March 7 A circus with peanuts, pink emonade and all the ti immin's ms been chosen as the theme For.. - Senior Ball Weekend you can get Service AMOCO Seivice in every detail , • at - ' ATHERTON STREET SERVICE STATION , 215 S. Atherton American Oil Company Products,: r 4 The Skew Gee Knot 5 The Atm ` iii , Friday, February 24, 1939 1 around 'which this year's "ward,' mg" =oniony will be woven. Tickets for the affan go on sale at Student Union desk to moilow Since only a limited, flambe' of guests can be accom odated, — the wily purchase tickets is advised The mice' is $l5O pm plate Eugene H. Lederer REAL ESTATE ' 114 E Beaver Ave Dial 4066 State College 'SF ARROW i!ES' SEE THISWEEK'S POST" AI ,
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