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Seek Relay Queen Candidate
Penn State has been invited to
enter an outstanding N%ornati as
tandulate fot Queen of the Diake
Relays annual Ulla met span
soled by Mahe Uniseisity Quax,
junior yea ibook The Relay, \sill
be held Aim' 28 and 29 Candi
dates 'will be Judged from photo
graphs submitted by veal books of
then schools, and a questionnane
futnished each school
Shows at - 1 30, 3 00, 6 30, 8 30
complete show as late as • 9 05
TODAY AND WED
ROBERT BENCHLEY
in "AN HOUR FOR LUNCH"
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A moving, fa
ther-and-son theme that tells a
stiffing stmy of the conuade
ship and loyalty botneen a man
and his ho''
"King of the Turf"
- with -
ADOLPHE MENJOU
DOLORES COSTELLO
ROGER DANIEL
ALAN DiNEHART
7fl
Shows at - - - 6 30, 830
Co"mplete show as late as - 9 05
Matinee Saturday Only - 1 30
TODAY ONLY
NELSON EDDY
JEANETTE MacDONALD
, In -
"SWEETHEARTS"
with
Frank Moi tan
Florence Rice
WEDNESDAY ONLY
ROBERT TAYLOR
WALLACE BEERY
In
ft"STAND UP AND
FIGHT"
THURSDAY ONLY I
ALICE FAYE
CONSTANCE BENNETT
NANCY KELLY
/ JOAN DAVIS
In
''
"TAIL SPIN"
shows at - 1 30, 3 00, 6 30, 8 30
Complete show as late as - 9 05
TODAY AND WED
BERNARD SHAW
at Ills wittiest—
LESLIE HOWARD
at his funniest—
in the Academy Award Wmner
"PYGMALION"
4 .• with Wendy Hiller
( Honk Jo% (nisi} !old
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ADDED
A WALT DISNEY CARTOON
"PRACTICAL PIG"
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
A MIGHTY TRIBUTE TO THE
Circus'll Be
Great Show,
Says Busby
S ugge sts Enlarging
Ree Hall For
Large Crowd
By BUSBY BUTTERFINGER
Hei e I um folks—and Just itch
mg to come out 'ft on under that
tight one (mho's tight) to tattle
off sonic bits of stuff about "the
Greatest Shots on Eaith," coming
to Meek Hall, Aptil 22
I knots it ain't in the College
applopriation, but they better
stall aiming over one mall of
Wreekieation Hall to accomodate
that huge cloud that's gonna come
to the All-Collitch Cucua I can
esen go so fat as to predict that
%%ele gonna be asked to do tepeat
pet fot mances dining the summer
to oblige the folks that stop hew
on the may to the World's Fan
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Theie's been plenty of the faiiei
sex (hmmmin) floating around at
the Monday and Wednesday eve
ning piuctice sessions, which
shows that intetest has spicad
Maybe some of them ate hying to
influence me to vote for them foe
the Ciacus Queen.
And these babes ain't afield of
nothan' Methinks I'll team the
women's dorms to get insurance on
beds, cause lumping up and down
and ttunin' sornmeasaults on that
tiamboline hickey must be pretty
suggestne of the good ole pillow
fights and tussles Tiainet Jack
Hulme stuck around the other
night expecting sonic business
Oh, yes, there's another lesson
why we may have to move a wall
or slip out one of them steel gal
deas The flying trapeze hanit been
installed yet, cause I reckon it jest
won't fit. MI Dailey and his Col
litch machine shob boys are moils
in' on it now
GSA-James Struggle
May Hinder Building
(Continued From Page One)
mg town low after noon, especially
in view of the fact that James has
plunked a bill into the Legislature
which would nullify all legal ob
jections to his power to remove
Audiolay members They warned,
however, that strange things hap
pen in politics when outside pies
sole begins to be felt and that it
was possible the Authority ought
meet to announce the low biddeis,
peihaps even without a quorum
Meanwhile, rumblings =leased
that contaactois on Authmity
pi ejects, unpaid since James took
office on January 17, ought de
cide to cease woi k until the Gov
ei not author ices payment
Bills ()mind contiactms now to
tal appi oximately $BOO,OOO and
a e mounting daily Fat that mot o,
that c ate no mimed late prospects
of obtaining funds to pay them
In view of this, official cn des hate
e e becoming incite and mote
uneasy that contt Helms would
quit wells and dim mit the %%hole
pi ogi um
Going to
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A whole new stock
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Intramural Cage Squads
Vie In Finals Tomorrow
Alpha Chi Rho, undefeated Sc
the Pi kappa Alpha (Section 10)
Intiumtnal Ftateinity league ha
tomm low night The latter game
+ WHAT +
DO YOU KNOW?
+ WHAT
DO YOU SAY?
- By BERNIE NEWMAN -.
Are you in favor of mural
paintings for the lobby of Old
J Frank Akers'li, archilectuie
"Yes Almals nould greatly In_-
ueuse the beauty at Old Main"
Dottie McAuliffe 'JO, phys ed
"Yes College students should base
a uell-immiled education and,
thei crane, should lest n to appi eci
ate the line at is Having a beau
tiful soak of let constantly on dis
play is certainly one may of arous
ing student lathiest"
Bob Ruttenberg '4l, genetal =-
jot "Although motels vsould add
to the beauty of Old Main, I do not
believe they could be appreciated
enough by the student beds"
Irene M. Paul '42, loner division
' Metals Iv ould not only add beauty
to Old Main but would sere as a
stimulant to students"
Harold G Wilson '4O, architec
ture "The College vvould gain a
gaunt deal mote prestige through
meal paintings, but mme Impor
tant, licasevei, is the satisfaction,
pleasure anal Nide which these
murals nould bring to out cam
pus"
Dorothy M Savard 12, lo et
division "Cm tainl, We should
also hate mut als Is the new ll
busty"
Don Harter '49, at chiteettne
"Yes Murals Mould be an asset
to the College and to the division
of line at to Old Main is a fine
piece of not It, and I'm sure that
aim als would add a guest deal to
Its Intel lot
7,000 Attend First
Engineering Exhibit
Appioximately 7,000 people, as
counted by an elect] is eye, attend
ed the first annual engineering
open house held hole last Satur
day, according to Plank Evans '4O,
In change of publicity
Visilms at the one-day show
found many features of educational
'lamest as sell as entertainment
One of the highlights of the more
set ions displays sine that of the
nrtlilay engineers, shoeing numer
ous models of rat and peacetime
constinetion A model of the pro
posed su pei -highs.* On engh
Pennsylvania sins of psi ticulau I:a
-lmost, as well' the illumination
and the metal casting exhibits
On the amazing and entertain_
hag side, the open house featured
"Juke," the litter bug egg, itml
Waldo, "the human eleUt on,' who
o "electi ma ter seven al limes
thi oughont the shon,
Housing Problem Is
Shifted To College
(Continued From Page One)
lege could btu the house from the
apploved hot
"Ceitain standards should be
set up by the College," Lelt 7cll
insisted, explaining that the plan
would not, however, telieve the
80411 d of Health of its noinial tes
ponsibilzty to safeguard the health
of students
"To bet up an approved list of
looms by the Boiough," the Bui
gess stated, council would be
Led to set aside a sepaiate bud
get Moi covet, the Board of
Ilealth mould not have legal oath
tufty to %et up a list of approved
houses
"The College should net, stu
dents must be protetted," Lett
/ell concluded.
BULLETIN
TODAY
Freshman Ila ml book editor la I
candidates, il.: Old Main, 7 &I p in
WEDNESDAY
Freshman editor lal candidates
for Collegian. JIS Old Main
for Collegian, 318 Old Maio, 7 p in
All fieshroun golf =lulates
acpoat to Root cation Hell ot 4 p
Hugh Bearci Club will bold a
60(.1111 hi Change Dui mita: y Play
-1 uolll al S a In
liE1113:7211
lines° of Rept uses lath es 305
°id main. 1 p
Plumbing and Heating
Repairing and New Work
Let "Mel" do it! -
0. E. MAELHORN
7 ' PHONE;22I4;
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
etion 2 cagei., tangle the winner of
Delta Chi (Section 3) tilt for the
sketball championship in Rec Hall
va, played last night after the Col
-legion meint to piess.
Whethet the Fiateinity league
finalist will oppose BR B Club,
Independent league victors, in an
All-College championship fracas
I °mains undecided, Tom Campion,
I 111 can't manager said
Table Tennis
Beta Sigma Rho Phi Kappa
Tau and Phi Sigma Delta entered
the Fiaternity league senu-finals
in table tennis with the Sigma Pi-
Mangle match to deteinune the
fouith house in that bracket.
Phi Kappa Tau pings with Beta
Sig, and Phi Sigma Delta opposes
the Sigma Pi-Mangle winner in
the semi-finals Both contests must
be played before 10 p m tomotiow
night, Manager Lou Shoellenberg
el urged . .
Quarter final results Beta
Sigma Rho 5, Alpha Zeta 0, Phi
Kappa Tau 3, Delta Tau Delta 2;
Phi Sigma Delta 5, Sigma Nu 0 -
Trudi Schoop
Group Dances
Artists' Course Attraction
Appears In Academy
At Philadelphia
Ti udi Schoop and her comic bal
let, who Mill appeal hole March
30, danced in the Philadelphia Ac
ademy Monday under auspices of
the Philadelphia Forum.
Two of Miss Schoop's iniginal
ballets, "Cull ent Events" and
"Fiidolin on the Road," were in
cluded on the program The same
dances will probably be given when
the troupe appeals in Schwab
Auditorium as the fourth number
of the Ai tists' Course, although no
definite pi ogi am has been released
yet
Now making her fouith Lon
seeutive coast-to-coast tour of the
United States, the Suss clown
said that with Ametican audienee . p
"my ideas click fastest."
Miss Schoop, recognized for ho
ludictous dance caricattires of
everyday. life, astived ri the
United States m the middle of
Jemmy after completing her Eu
ropean season. Her performarice
here will be one of the last in her
present transcontinental tour. 71Z
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Tobacco Cigars,
Cigarettes
Smokers' Supplies
Papers
'Magazines
Periodicals
Candy.
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60 Rooms Needed
- For Easter Confab
Tao or three floteinity houses,
or other houses uhich can accom
modate from 20 to 30 boys each,
are needed foi the housing of 60
Junior Academy of Science high
school boys convening haze April
7 and 8 in conjunction with the
Pennsylvania Academy of Sci
ence meeting •
Dr. 11. W Sinden, ‘ho has
change of housing artangeinents
for the meetings, said yesterday
that looms had been found in
fraternity houses foi 70 of the
125 to 150 boys expected to at
tend the convention
Any frateinities inteiested in
renting their houses out for tmo
days over the Easter vacation
`should contact Di Sinden in
Room 206 Buckout Laboratoiy,
or De‘Ney Music at the Acacia
house at once
2-Year Ag Students
Will Publish Annual
The 2-year agiicultuie students
will publish a sepaiate yeas book
for the first time, it was revealed
yesterday by then president Ralph
C. Handley
The book, which N%lll be edited
by Paul M Fruit, will ports ay the
activities us well as individual pic
tures of the graduating class In
addition to this thole sill be a
group pictuie of the fast year
men
The membeib of the stair ale
Irvin A. Blown, Wilson M Scott,
Eugene It De Vincent's, Rex M
Palle, Robert H Keen, Hugh 'F
Torrance, Loin' 0. Kohler, and
E. Pauline Made. Fief. Adam L
Beam of the dany husbandry de
paitment is adviser
Personality led all other quali
ties in the listing of male assets
by University of Nev. Mexico co
eds
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on the back of the package...
"Chesterfield Cigarettes are a balanced blend
of the finest aromatic Turkish tobacco and the,
choicest of several American varieties blended
in' the correct proportion to bring out the finer
qualities of each tobacco." ,
' When try them you will know why
Chesterfields give millions of men and women
c', more smoking pleasure—why THEY SATISFY
ester fle
...the blend, that can't be copied
...the RIGHT COMBINATION of the
world's best cigarette tobaccos
CaiLr y i g; ht 1939,t 739.
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Dialect Machine
.To Aid Study
Of Speech
Wny Fi °nehmen talk like
Fienehmen can now be told by
an ,nstiument invented by Dr
Ileiocit Koepp-Bakei, head of the
College Speech Clinic Di ICoepp-
Bake' described this device, which
he calls an electrical phonokines
igraph, of sounsl-movement wid
e', to the %owe science section of
the National Association of Teach
eis of Speech at Cleveland IC
cently
The instiument makes possible
the hist accurate exploitation of
the movements of the hps, teeth,
gum ridge, and soft palate, and
so allows the detailed study of
speech movement without eirois
caused by the piesence of laige
insti uments in the mouth
Library To Conduct
Best Books Contest
Application for entiance in the
tomtit "Student's o%n Libral3
Contest." must be made to Willard
P Leuls, college librailan, not
later than April 1 Ar.ards mill be
Made May 1
Prizes of $25 south of new books
selected by the sinners will be
awarded to the two students hav
ing the most worths idle collection
of their own books in theft looms
on Api it 1
A committee of three faculty
members will select the sinning
collections, judged on laciest,
content and quality TuentY-lho
vollimes sill constitute a Millillllllll
collection
Wallace 11 Dunlap 1n Ilan been
elected president of the Penn
State Christian Association Other
ace officers ale Mat tin V Rod.-
I%ell. vice president, Mary Eliza
beth Mllle sectetal, and Fred T
Lininger, treasuier, all jultioas I
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Pledges 18 Students
Phi Lambda Upsilon, honorary
chemical society, held its annual
pie-initiation smoker at the Alpha
Chi Sigma house recently Dr
Elmer J Lawson, research chem
ist in the Pai ke-Davis division of
Pond Laboratory, lectured on
"Cot hull and Sex Ilot manes "
After the smokei the following
nice weir elected to membership
Jesse W Caum, II '4O, John W
Graves, Ji '4O, William P Mal.
asky '9O, Robot S Bowman
Richard G Goldthwait '4O, George
Bottoif '9O, Robert A. Clyde '4O,
Edward A. Stenion, Jr '4O, John
W Blickendeifes '4O, Willard B.
Robinson '4O, Goidon B. 'shawl
'4O, Donald S Henderson '9O,
John J Shaffei '4O, James NI
Staples '4O, Leon H Filedman
'39, John N Cosby, graduate,
Thomas W Clapper, graduate,
and Paul II Williams, giaduatc
12 Seniors Will Take Tour
Poi ty-two senior electrical en
gineer mg students will leave
Maich 30 on an inspection trip to
Eastern cities, retuining April 5
The itinerary will include visits
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Special Tra in Service
WILL AGAIN BE AVAILABLE
FROM STATE COLLEGE FOR
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Greatly Reduced Rates for Parties of 25 or More s
Persons
TRAVELING TO ONE DESTINATION.
- Form Your Parties Immediately and COnsull
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Tuesday, March 21, 193
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Yolk and Philadelphia areas,
eluding a "preview" inspection
the New York World's Pair.
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leaving only the mild, tender,
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