Page Two PENN STATE 'COLLEGIAN Sacceosor to The Free Lance; established 1887 Published semi•' eehly during the College sear, except on holiday s, by students of The Pennsylvania State College, 'n the interest of the College, the students, faculty, alumni, and friends THE MANAGING BOARD JOHN A TROANOVITCH 19 nfitor "RANCIS A C VOSTFRg JR la, Business Manager lIFINIERT R ['ARAN '( JFROME snArrrß .19 SPOrtg Edgar Advert Wag Manager RO' n NICHOL:S TR '39 RICHARD W KOOMAN 19 \fawning Ealtar Circulation Manager SAI VATORL S SALA 10 RAI PH H GUNDLACII la News Filter ' Prnmotinn Manager Al AN r. 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Tuesday, Maich 7, 1939 , ;7, STEP TOWARD COOPERATION A ftei eleven months of bickei ing with the Col- Irp.,e Senate on the question of a and-year vaca tion, the Collegian is highly pleased to be able to commend the Senate tot its actions at its meet ing last Thin slay Foi the Senate heaid thiee student leaders, who pi esented the pi Lama of the student body fm a owl-yea, recess and after dismissing theonattei wnh the students, the group decided to iefci it ts two committees Calendat and Academic Sterile:ids—who ate to give a iepoit in Lhe neat lame as to the etieets the adoption of a trod-yea vacation would have on future calendars In assigning the problem to' the Academic 'Standards group for discussion along with such suggestions as lengthening of final examinations period, the Senate showed that it Is giving the inid.yeai vacation proposal the serious eonsld. elation it Is worth but had heretofore been de. Med. And, in deciding how to info, m the student spokesmen 119 to what action had been taken on LIICII petition, the Senate was metal to avoid saying that the petition had been voted down, but athei Illal'llLted the wcietary to infoim the atu den ts that the whole matte) had been term ed to the two committee., foi sludy in connection with the conch action of fatale ealendais These signs that the Senate has started to take a co-operative attitude in dealing with stu. dent-suggestee measures are in • pleasant con. tract with the dogmatic manner in which the Calendar Committee and the Senate as a whole Wined down the vacation proposal in" January, failing to give any reason for their action WHILE THE PRESENT attitude of , the Sen- ILL as a whole is indicative of new interest in the po sib lines of niid-yeas vacation, it is not clew whethei ci not it. is still tonsideling, the possihd it of such action in the 1939-40 calendar , The Collegian slum ely believes that it a.• not too late to pi code fo) a mid-yea) vacation for next yea), even though a c ilerulai for the year has ah only been am oved by the Colonial Com mit Ice As moot' of its behel that a change in schedule l'all he made oftei the calendar haslbeen adopted without malting iou unnecessaiN hardships ifor e Cher faculty as students, the Collegian points out that on Novc.mbei 4, 1917, the Senate panted a Thank , giving tece , s to begin three weeks later, it Novembez 24 This vacation was granted a te] the presentation of a petition signed by :1,800 students If the Senate could grant a special vacation on three-weeks' notice, on the basis of only a stu. dent petition, surely a favorable report from the' committees now investigating the matter should result Jr( the granting of a mid-year vacation for 1939-40, for there is ample time to make any changes in teaching schedules that such a move would necessitate. IN COMMENDING the co-operative attitude shown by the Senate at its last meeting, the Col legian since' ely hopes that when the group takes up the proposal of student lepresentation to the Senate, it will do so from the same ,fan, broad minded point of view The Senate has obviously come to realize that open expression of student opinion is necessary to the proper functioning of so comploi an orga nization as the College. Because of the fine mat k of Joseph A. Peel, Ray mond S Cookery, and Waite', A. Jones in hand lug the student petition fot a mid-year vacation by pi esenting it orally, the Senate has come to °Awe that the student body can capably and maturely represent itself before a facillty body As long as the Senate keeps these two facts in mind and endeavors to co-operate with students and student leaders, the Collegian is thoroughly convinced that student-Senate quarrels sere ,a thing of the past. But only through complete co-operation on both sides can satisfactory student-faculty-administra tion relationships be maintained. And satisfac tory student-faculty-administration relationships are vital to a greater Penn State.—G.B S. OLV MANIA Talk of the Town: One of the maniac's stooges (a mmon we raised fic7m an idiot) hid in closets and behind sofas this neek-end and oveilieind the following gen- nine quote., jean Smith "Hal says he loves me hetlet than any fellow loves any gal" Bath:l.la ICurtv "Gee, I'd love to meet a smooth man" Jo Condim."l love Lime " Velma let try "It's a novelty al oundthet e when a semot gets a date" Heddie Ruth ,Hindmaii• "Do you know who Jack Brand tool. to serum balk Betty' Bloom-' held "Oh , Albeit , so 'wondei Janet Reese "But he's not like oily Heingle" Ann Stalin:ln "No,'l haven't got a date I novel go out " Dottie Walton "Whacky Newbei ry ns too fast" 'Nan Bolden "This is the seven teenth. Sigma Can " Gigi limns "Ile's all light but he's not a bit peppy" Jean llnig "I Just,got ancithei long distance call Dom Buck nell " Kay Bineilly "Was Slsee with Hank Cuttei last night" Adel Millet "No .boy's lucky, enough to date me tonight I'm studying" Clkillotte Callaway "I ,got the sweetest let tel from 'my' 'Eddie" Paul S Haldeman Jr . .10 MAI,/ Owens tlil Robert I. Mum . 10 • l•rorne S Seldom '4' ,Vegetable Soup An infm 211 PI tells us , that Ran .has taken quillnuamters in the dog house IL:gilt-of-his-life Peg gy neke, when ,teading a ,recent iVioth, saw the candid shot of aim with Jean tßountaee, form en L 0 II L and like&it,iiot Meanwhile ;Retie Leach is some binned op ut Chuck 'Weikeit :fm 'keeping hei out of 'the samelpicture AKPI Nm m Harz, who's' , been dating :Lois Jane al untei of late, jam neyed 260 miles to Atlantic City on Thursday intending to date his hack-home love that night she had a date and wouldn't bleak it Norm,pulled in the,akin , thive , at 4 a in tiled, very tiled, and hurt, vei y 'hint Nits Chambers, chi oh soil] churn, received a call last week from dtd inJiting the-girls out to dinner on Thursday night cane than aft and the chi oh gills \vele sitting mound waiting, just want mg someone c died the clefts and it was news lo them, so the gals ate the usual dorm meal W 8r.d1., 0,4 , n4 '4O _ Herbert Ninon '4O Ve'ie getting sick of college boxing no one knows who the hell wins half the crowd thought Hanna was robbed the other half , thought not we thought Handler didn't even deserve a draw, and the crowd booed loader then they did the taw Patti& Senior decision af ter the Inta collegmtes at Syracuse this week, we'll hem stories Dom those attending that we were lobbed in this bout and that bout no one' agreeing as to just which decisions weir raw— .Ab, nuts , VIP like ping-prong, so definite We predict the hit of the Thespian's Jubilee show is going to be Playwrite Bud Yanofsky's take-off on the , forma Player's drama Bury the Dead .. Sammy Galin, Joe Dobbs, and Bud will fill the,tusles with then song, "We Are the Boys" ~ and, of most intereset to us, the chorus will contain Merielle Pupa an element,of mystery enshrouds the George l''cilish-Barbara Thiele bust-up Tillie Bowman and Duil John ston are reconciled after Tillie blew up when the Delt boy had an impoi L for Seim Ball Wal ly PSCA Dunlap finally broke down and kissed Matirine McCann ,goodnight after 12 goodnight le4s-dates—and in broad moonlight, , top Aside to freshmen• If you want to write thic column three years from now, try nut fat the Collegian —the best and most woi thwhile campus activity (ask the man who knows) Gertie Cionan, last year's delta gain graduate (or were there two , ) took a chance for a dime ,and won an electric stove late , campus visitors like ourselves on Thursday night were treated to the entertaining spectacle of a fire dull in front of Mac Hall does anyone know the tine 'for ai son' , 'the swimming team celebrated the end of the tank season in the Dutch Kitchen Satm day night and bumped into a bunch of delta chin up these fru a convention walking out Locus! Lane Saturday night at 11 o'clock we noticed the club ooms houses but the delta Rigs wei e complete diu kness —MANIAC PENN STATE 'COLLEGIAN Two Schools' Name'SCholars (Continued From Page One) died M Taylor , 20—Jean Bab cock, .Josephine H Beljan, Btian 13 - Christman, Robert P Gieen beig, Anthm Peslcoe, Alined A .Rosenblnom, Catheiine L Schoch; 2 s—Mai y•B Anderson, Joseph R, Bouine, John 11J. Capoczola, Maly A Galletli, lean Healer, , Doris Al. Koch, chirold R Londe), An lrne Legman, Mc- Mahon, William R Neilson, Lois E Notovitr, Ruth 3 'Ples.ett, Pied C RPULPIIIIUPP, Ernest Soble, and Minion E Spoiling. Chemistry and Physics Sen.ol. 2 nye' age—E Ruth B,e}twieFet , Harold S Ray, Ro he, B !bell uds, Com ge F Rum !. 2 'ls—James 1. liellm , 2 'l4 Robert II .Ifasek, 2 9-11 m old 111 ,Caplan, 2 B.S—Bet eat d Mr.'s:non, 85—Dnind J Bohm, 2 83—Vie tot. .Kiemens, Joseph ,P Kl its, lien] y lcley, 274—June , 2 72—Bi ono, L 'Bonnem, ,Raymon Cm ennvn, 2 69-llent y .Itynkiewle7, 258—Leon:ud W Coleman, 2 55—Vilo Label Junius 296—hedge IT In <keep, 2'7—Robert S Vous, 261 —Robert. W titeen; 2 57—Stan ton ,R ;Rubin, 2 511—Fi edet irk , E. Augustine, John CI olun, .11 , hemge B 'Pyle Sophomm awn ald :43 Bieady. Geoigd P Cieeammm, I'David 3 , Geoige, Albeit.L Myei •nn, 2 86—Samuel Schwa) ,2 84 —Gliarle% G , Oveibet get , 2.81 A Sell Ann , 2 76—Vin . cent N Hm 4, 274—Leon - I. Bei t -1 , 2 70—,Robei t IC Smith, 2.59 Rnbei L B Pilhe,l, 2 55—Will- I i.un II .11 ough , 253—Paul M' 'Daly, Andrew 'l' Wriltei +Pt (shown - 82—Jack P ,Rtt let , Molloy L Schwartz, Jamis 'E Watson, Jt , 2,82—8ut dsall TI Taylot , 2 80—Untold C Foust, 2 7 , l—Et no A McNeil, 2 75 Cloud E Hansel, 2 11.7—Hatly IT Pall, John W Healy, lack E Mot gan, Rohet t W Noll, Robot t Ii Shah , 2 66--Jacl, A Cache, Ro hn t II Rough, 65—G1 ace' C Naylot , 2 61—Ft edet tck .1 Schott, ,Robes nosy - 111e, 2 60—Solo mon Bi alow, Mac tin H Ft itch, Abe Hodes, R Ii Piet ce-Huhland; 259—Louise I Wilde, 2 55—How at d B Jtvia, lint old L \Value] , 2 54—Mae S Petri s and WdHflm R Fm %All, Jt Pan-Hellenic Council . Will Meet Thursday Tan-Fiellenk. Council will bold' bovines' and educational meet.: ing with MIS Mace Ciehan, na_ lional -Mgt vice president of Phi Mn. in the IV S C A room of White Hall at o 10 p m , Thin day At the coffee hem in Atherton, Hull Sunda3, Vivian S Doty, pt e.ident, and Suinitinil 'Chant= here '4O, vice president, repotted on the confeienie they attended In Woc,hlngton, D , taut week Sot m ity members anti Pan-Hel lenic members diucusued Inulting pr oldeimi All freshman Collegian edltorlil candidates meet In Room 318, Old Male, at 7 p m tomorrow , ' 29 Women W S G It President Peggy q, tone, Senator, for three •conge( olive yeal s, Owens; lil eqiunan Council, chilli man Of eginnan Council dual ge of 1.411 Ma 11 (AMMO% Co - euUtlon 410. lane A 'Romig- lanim senator,; pre , ldeuL of Home 13c. Club, - fresh. man hockey, freshman membei ,Or I tome la. , Council, freshman AV A' A rem emenlative, So ph omo r e Council, Ellen,ll Richards Club W S G A Vice-President Janet -11oltringo Alpha Lambda Delta, Col l'ege choir, Dome Ec Club - Grace E Rentschiel P S C Modiiii — DariZeolub, candidate for P C A. presidency Elinor Weave] _Ft esliman 'Sen ate and Council, Owens, Alpha Lambda Delta, 'Megabit's, sopho mot e cenatot, Minh mau or , Preshf man Council W S G. A. Treasurer Belly Al glartin, Collage choll , catullilale fal Collegian business staff • N • ' V., poi othy Radcliffe Ft oilman senator, hockey, qntiamin al' ping jkong t ,3 0 lf,Sarah .P Searle President „of, .F.`,regliman,, Forum, Modei n 'Deuce Club ' , Senior Senator N isab - 61 Jordan Home - Px. Club, Co-edition 9 ter, May Day committee Mary P Lett7ell Cwens, town senator, \V. G A treasurer - I Junior Senator Josephine - , E'Condrin, Dime Ec Club and Council, Co-edition Vern'L Hemp House of:!Repre sentatives, Collegian candidate, sub-chairman tot May Day:, - , Paultite.3lToulasant. Treehhtan porum, debate Sophomore Senator Ann hi Borton. Senate„Fresh . WHAT . DO YOU KNOW? WHAT + DO YOU 'SAY? _By BERNIE NEWMAN ,Do you think we should have a combined men and women student government here? Buzz Acker 19, Borne Et 'Yes, ,provided the women don't have to do all the wolk A combined sla_ deal golernMent would help unify linden! opinion on the minims" Dick Ellenberger, '4O, meehanleal englneri% 'I don't 'believe that thole rhould he one dlatlnel goy (ailment:ll .00nm wllh both 'then end wompli 0111(01 131t1 I do I hill k teln even t Ives ft om men and women govesnmenta vhonld be Ineluded Into 0110 eentlal cabinet n hetr both sldra (0)11(1 vhw opin lona ' Jack Rex 'Xi fnievtly 'No The pu OSOrli 1 . 01111 01 govetumcat wag Nought about late: pony yeaiii of repel fence mid 14 .14 g OO,l / 14 can he expel toil Thorn iv no itierei... sky for groat. thattgeg„ . lll 1 1 10 PH'S rot getup, hoi.lilog any big IPvt. 410114 would 1.1111 , four IA live yells before pod' Pi toil Dick Peters '4l, towel illsk,lon "Yes It. could facilitate .t mote comps ehenulre knowledge of the dlfTeient men and women prob lems, rot as It is, 'wither faction knows what iho Mhos Is after Alsr It would make fin mom; uni fied, lathe) than the.piesrpt small, choppy stoups" Milth ed Plapinger 'll. Joni nal- IqM 'DPIIIIIII , I3' As It in, moil students control the tampuq Women aetivitios het e ale equal In impel !MCP 10 thane of men A oinhined government would give roman students an oppot tunl y to volt e their pi oblonls and bring 'about dashed action" Don Cresswell '4O, advertising "N‘b The efficient y or 'shade:ll vim nment would be broken down bet mists or too Mtge a group , I3ea sides, all women students would be ,intruded In the expenses in t:Ml..li only by men when such things as pajama naiades and Mh o Punts or student -riots cause big expenses in property (Minna," nna," Alice Murray '42, lower rival n ' , Yes There are enough women otmlenlei +time to give s them some owe in oltulent,government" John ,Dimit '39, industs 10 -engl nem ' Yet. At.luesent,theie are two governments, both function ing foi Ilicetpurposes Why have dupliraTion of action , Roth should combine and In will attempt to Ming alma belle: results" Latin Amereean Talk Slated Di Ricbat d I.` Behrendt, profes sot of education at the 'University of Panama, will speak on "Econo nile ,tad Social Trends in Latin America of Today," at the fourth Liberal Al is lecturo-in Room 107 Main Engineering. at 7 'lO p in Thin slay Who Vie' man 'Council, hockey basketball Irene M Paul International Re lations Club,\Swimming Club Prances iI - Tallel, El eshman Celtic il, hockey Town Senator Cordella,Reuch Alpha Limb., da ,Delta, Owens College choir, 71 1 04i/in' , lEdith A 'Barrage Attalla Lamb da , Delta,,Cwens Rarth - f lC`..Kistler * , ( wens pest dent, lalkonitles W. R ,A President Beata ice M"Lowe Three years in W It A, spoils learns, Lake nide% Cleans ' Mary H. O'Connor W R A. board, , sophomore hockey manage!, Cwens, secretary of House of Rep resentatives, Borne Re Council Mary 'Ann Rhodes W It A. hoard „activities chairman, jailto allies, hidicial committee Pan-' Cwens W R. A Vice-President 1. P.leanna -Bertram Lakonides. W R A board, hockey, basket ball, baseball,. Freshman Counpil. judicial rernmittee,‘ ° Cwens Muriel E Engelke Lakonide:i. hockey„hasketball, - president of badminton 'honorary , lane„R ,Iloskins Lakonides, W. R 'A Ibbard., hockey, Ibaitketball. baseball. Intramural _Board, vice president .Cwens“Tresinnan-:For um, -May -Day committee. ' ARE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES ,Tog HIGH IF SO VISIT ' , t ,STAGINS' , And 'Save the 'Difference "ALLEhf , STREET - Bette; 4 FoOd 'at 13ettericen Cliques Ready , To Set Slates Byrom, McWilliams to Battle For Nomination .0n MO . Campus Ticket _ By BILL ENGEL With the Indepandents engaged in a concentrated drive to singan ne the non-ft atet nay men into a oup, the reqpective Camp us continued then oigan qational ell ni is and plow ed to announce candidates Pletcher L Byioni, Jr and liownt d, C. McWilliams, 11 have been revealed as the dikely candi d Ws fat the ,piesidential namm ition of the Junior class Campus tichet Both openly e \ &ism' then intention of tinning at Sunday ge gathering Phi K ippa Sigma DeJure Named Chairman Other 1910 - Campus memo a tams for the coming campaign in cluded the appointment of a plat im m committee with Gem ge DO in a,N chat i man. Other mem bets ate Thomas P Camelot], Edward E llo,ev, and Charles E Reed, di Appointment of a nominating committee highlighted list Tues day's iegul.o sophomore Campus meeting E Fmk', chat! man, Roger S Findley, Os -1.111 1C1.1111(41, Ji , Eugene B Km cope, Er iii S Moclle, and Dad el tempt ise the ,gloup. ' Both freshman and sophomore Independent pat ties held then' regain] ' confabs, but moldy con tinued plans sfoi nominations Nether group intends to disclose candidatcs within the next Iwo weeks `Stuff 'n' Nonsense' Features Guys,`Cags (Continued From Page One) '4O, Melee Stt Inger '42, 'Bat bat a Thiele '42, Connie 'Knitoplta '4l, and Ruth Mat ens ':39 The gills' chinas of 10 Includes 'Mai cc Sta Ingo. '42, Barbel a Thiele '42., Ruth Maims '39, Doi othy Reeves '4l, Mn'ielle Penult '4O, Pat Atwatei '4O, Estelle Mai guiles"4l, Jean Rountree '39, Chailotte Calloway '4O, and Lois hine'lluntea '42 The boys chains of 10 includes Ellwood Gonne) '4O, John Geltz '4l, Stan Rubin '4O, Bob Hot/ '4O, Geroge Parrish 41, Alnicolm Weinstein '4l, Ned •Staitzel '4l, Roy 'Rage's '42; Geolge Van Al styne Al, and Roland Young '92 Settings seem made ;under the duet:twit of Thomas Slutter, while staging is none by Frank Zambia '4O and Dave bloigan '4O .liighting effects will,he by Rich aid Knit°, '4O, while the music was , wiitten by Edwin d Suther land '9O, Jimmie McAdams '42, Bud Yanafsky '9O, and 'Joseph Dobbs '4O Costumes for the show were de smned by Mluy Hoffman and Thomas Mutter :41, and were exe cuted by Hamet Shmbon '46 and Kent Herrpell '4O Send In you, pletures now l'ol the seeoncl annual Collegiate Di gest Salon Edition or Offices Alzujory A Ilatniek Lalconldes; hockey basketball, baseball cap tain, piesident, of Goff Chi)). 11904. tont Intranntral manager, Fresh man Connell, oirens, 'Freshman Fount, Sophomore Senditar Dorothy M 'Pearce W N A bawd, hockey, basketball, ping pang, badminton; bowling Norma I?, P Stillwell Sophomore basketball manager, Junlor , Co-edi. don . boatel, , Freldnnan Foram, de bate, candidate for Student (land! book A =Common ExpFession in Town ,and : On : ClinpuS • `You ,Can -Get atlIE-TZGERS ringSp Sports - Equipment,i_ : GOLF —'IIENNIS --4ASEBALL TRACK Tennis Racketsitestrung,ttO 24hour Serkice ATHLETIC NVEAIi3OFALLIUNDS 11;''; Sweaters Jackets --'Shoes , , Itain.Coats `Shoes atl'ojp4lar ;PriCes' - -BOOKS,. AT; POPUL ARPRICkS s , 7 9c ; 50c, 75c, .9sc 1.39 ;Fiction, General•Re4ding-Book s'That Were Frevionsly-F,uliW I :edati2:ooto4s:oo - -Talking:pteetingcatdg We Women 1 'Pt:Might, almost 1,500 women ti ill hav , r , the chance to participate in their governMent Prom Sep tember until June these Bathe women complain' that they know' nothing of their ruling liody The percentag, of them 'that turn out 'for the mass meeting and who vote at both primaries and elec— tions will Indicate just .who is sin cerely 'interested In 'electing the most capable women Women on e qualifications equal those Included on the An ate , committee's slate should be the only ones nominated ,at the mans meeting This tommittee re serves the right to ,remove candi dates that do not -reach thr_ re. quirements ' Nominal Inns and pint units should he determined nn a :net it basis with afilliatinns and friend : ships ignored as mm.ll .14 1/04HI hip Consclent ions 'Unman with to it la t lee, and nimierstanding should runt he /pushed, itAllle ,in ,f.i vor of , thnqe ,whn ,(..I n .tin mottling hot tuttsler -vines - . Soggemtiong ,wore .n tide ai the Pun-Ilel toffee znour/ Sunda) tot hellei lotei —vororily ,relotion , t Connell ,plang , foi •1.111% thy, ekehnng, log pledge, tralnerg awl kliy.oneom. agingtinier-nleilge 'on erta (men' oflthesetideas wonld , be 'mere -desirable mere It (+hanged +to the !meeting of p pledge II liners ifor 1114e1144i0 , 11 ,01"tletiVr ties with .etch retie rtalting back pointers do Chet ihonse and ;pledge group The .standard thy vrTilchithe rushing (ode will 'be +knigeil , de pends +on .whether sorority woman and +rashees theennie +l.lier +a, qualified this year films +forme( ly Eugene H. 'Lederer REAL ESTATE 114 E Beaver Ave Dial 4066 State College „ FIRST In The Hearts of Many Men . a coiffure of little girl simplicity' ..- ' with curls thaViollick hound your head .4v,, , in hypnotic fascination Simply . ,grand ifi . ;- . 'fi ,, f' - "i 'for parties and.clinces ' „. t i .. ir:,',BEAUTE . _ ,„ l t . . SALON oi v ---- - , , ,PHONE 2071 .GLENNLAND 'BLDG. ' 1 • ,come along - ‘.,- .on the = 'EXCURSION and.enjoy a.boal-full of fun! - •to Fbe 'precent by 'THE BE&N STATE-PLAYERS At z8:30-in , Schwab Auditorium . - PRI. 'AND SAT. -- 14AR:011 17 AND' - fficket.at Student , Union-75c I Tuesday, March 7; 1939 FROMWSI PRESENTS 1 Clipper Croft The 'Finest 'SPRING . , •' 1 SUITS ;and %COATIS You Have Ever Seen; at-the amazingly lirkyl ,price . f $2 5 r Thal fis a 'lmoad - claim:. lii is meant to , be. It hasp . , been proven - true : - beninuil I mu] doubt. - ' t , SPIE OUR WINDOW' r 0 nv 1 ... m s Oppo:sitefOld 111,im - Siate.Collrge
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