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Shows at - 1 30, 3:00, 6 30, 8.30
Complete show as late as - 9 05
- - "CALLING
,DR. KILDARE"
- with -
LEW AYRES
...LIONEL BARRYMORE
NAT PENDLETON
LYNNE CARVER
, .
SATURDAY ONLY
Sociot mall on 1110110 up the
webs'
"THE LADY AND
"-. 1 THE MOB"
- with -
FAY BAINTER
IDA LUPINO
WARREN HYMER
MON - TUES -WED
swwv
ShOws at - 1 30,3 00,6.30,8 30
Cpmpletc show as late as - 9.05
WARNER BAXTER
in
!! ' .171 . 1E RETURN OF
I'HE CISCO KID"
1; 3 .
-with—
LYNN BARI
d' s CESAR ROMERO
At 1 ,
HENRY—HULL
FINAL WARNING to gunmen
and' Mlle! s SIM brag they can
be.p.t mery i up'
Warden Lewis E Lawce
'"YOU CAN'T GET
3 .. AWAY WITH
MURDER"
- with
,et O,IIUMPHREY BOGART
Gale Pate • Billy Halop
1 , 17 2 : John Litel.
'Students Oppose Dance 'Band 0
Leitzell Hits
Collegian Edit
Denies Borough Collected $9O
From College To Repair
Damaged Street
Buigegs Lett7ell denied today
the ehaige node on a iecent edi
tolial'of the Collegian that boi
ough authorities had collected $9O
from the College for damages
done to the intersection at Allen
Sheet and College Avenue during
a student demonstiation last Sep
tembet
The ellitollal, entitled, "In the
Sp! mg," declined that the hot
ouglt had speed to wpm' the
street as soon as the football sea
eig=
Shows at 6.30, 830
Complete show as late as - 9 05
Matinee Saturday Only - I'3o
TODAY ONLY I
JOHN GARFIELD .
in -
"BLACKWELL'S
ISLAND"
with --
Rosemary Lane • Dick Purcell
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1 , SATURDAY ONLY I
- GENE AUTRY
in -
'MEXICALI ROSE'
with Smiley Burnett
NIMMENIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIINIMMIN
I MONDAY ONLY
JACK HOLT
in -
"ROOKIE COP"
with Virginia Weidler
Remember HER on HER Day
With,Your Photograph _
Sunday, May 14th
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PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
214 E. College Ave. Stale College, Pa
OVER THE WEEK - END .'. . .
Sail a Straight Course to Our
NEW SHIP BAR
HOTEL MARKLAND
BELLEFONTE, I'A.
eon nos over, but had neglected
to do so It called upon the bor
ough to immediately make repairs
m icfund the money to the stu
dent body
Leitsell, speaking fm the bet
ough counul stated that it had
I eeeivcd no money
"An agteement was made be
tmeen the college and the borough
to %sad, until school had closed fot
the Sununu beim° sheet 'lemurs
%%mild be made," he declined
Conflict Exams Must
Be Reported Today
.In Registrar's Office
Today has been set as the
deadline fm students to 'apart
final exam conflicts at the Reg
istiat's Mace, accotding to Ray
V Watkins, College scheduling
officer
The conflict exam schedule
be t cleaned toward the hat
to Pact of next Meek hlr Wat
kins said
THE NITTANY
NEWS STAND,
11(1 W. College Ave. ,
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TObacco Cigars
Cigarettes - '
Smokers' Supplies
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Papers
Magazines
Periodicals
Candy
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
JOURNALIST'S TRIBUTE
(Continued From Page One)
Telt:lance—he had it Whenzthe Duke Ellington episode came
the foie and he attacked the inioleirince and bigotry it displayed,
letteis came to Tioarinvitch—typical of I%hich was the following
fioni an Ohio clergyman
"Let me thank you fm your - editotial on 'The Source-of De,
mociacy' in the Febtuaty 24 issue In style it web worthy of a Place
on any edam ml page A , :a statement of mmople it was superb."
, The letter from Di Schott of the Physical Education School,
excerpts of which follow, is also,typical.
"Dining your adininisiaation as Editor, I always lead your
cilitoiials with keen interest. With sonic I disagreed. With the lest
I was in entat i C . accord Perhaps, if I had the information at hand
that you had 'v.hen you \mote those editorials- withiv,lnch I dm=
agreed I would mom than likely have been in accord you have
had a difficult task , . you always stated your position eery clearly
and fCarlessly for this I admite you. I am convinced that not
once did you have an ultemoi intitive in presenting, a point of view
. your criticism was always timely and in the interest of a good
cause
"Your going will be a personal loss to ine. My ugly regret is
that I did not learn to know you , bettet "
Born, August 23, 1919 in the heart of the anthracite region,
Jessup Carpatho-Russian descent . finished eight years of
glade school in six years even though he was out a half-year be
cause of appendicitis met a girl in eighth made . four years
Liter got up enough coinage hei he liked her . (P S —it's
all off now) decided on fouttialism in senior year of high school
inspiration was Joe Polakoff; sports editor of Scranton Tribune,
who kept encouraging him on his one hook published '`The
Pal tot," weekly typewritten news sheet .. could NA rite only sports
before he came to State . Polakoff in his office once told him;
"Don't get into jouinalisin unless you,have it in your blood!" John
mapped back at him, "Geer, I can't stay out of here"' graduated
from high school when 15 years- of 'age Jack Nyman of Eng
Comp Dept taught him how to'argue, maishall his facts presi
dent of the Commons Club his'junior year, national editor of the
Club sophomore and junior yeaks
Tams his policies as liberal . strong FDR man but dis
agieos vtith the New Deal foreign policy and its bitter anti-business
measures hates William Green, Congressman Dies, Hamilton
Fish admires Senator Norris, Hopkins, Borah, Norman Thomas
closest fi tend is Roy Nichols, ietning managing editor of the
Collegian Lou Bell is his choice fon best all-around prof .
aulmnes liberal youogei element of faculty—McHenry, Pundt, Fer
guson, etc biggest thrill of his life was Ashen he v.as presented
a ling by the Junicn Board for his outstanding work on the Col).
legion his eyes clouded with teals and for, the first time m his
life he couldn't speak honor societies and reorganization cam
paigns gave him most fun ' member of Sigma Delta Ohl, Pi
Gamma Mu, Student Board, Student, CounCil, Student Union Board,
Forensic Council has been offered reportorial positions with
Pittsburgh Pleas, Scranton Tribune
_.
Good luck, John'
Board Kills SeniOr
Gift Reconsideratioh
(Continued From Page One) ,l
eon. that they were showing lir
sportsmanship, and that in t
reams the precedent had been to
accept the decision regaidless of
the reps esentation
The leanest tor reconsideration
was farmed by two memheis,,ot
the Boaid John A. Trolmovitch
'39 and Peter G Seder '.39 The
eight menthe's who voted against
leconsideration were Joseph A.
Peel '39, Raymond S Cookery '39,
John C Rex '39, William 11, Wilson
'39, Donald W Whight '39, Walter
A Jones '4O, F Dunning Rupprec . ht
'lO, and Arnold C Latch '4l
In an attempt to guaid against
Senior Class dissension In futu - re
Sears the Beata voted unanituotis
lyto set up the following
regula
thous to announce the meeting
twice in the Collegian, to hold an
open foimu at leant one week be
fore the selection of the gift and
to select two projects for the gift,
and to have the balloting conduct
ed on voting machlues in conjunc
tion with the all College elections
and• subject to the regulations
thereof
The pi oposed budget for 19311-
10 was passed unaulmouslY•u ills
tin Cu major changes The Junior
clash mosident will receive a sls
Hatch as usual for his work In
carrying out freshman elections,
but the class secretary will not be
given the usual $l5 ring Blue
Eugene H. Lederer
REAL ESTATE
114 E Beaver Ave. Dial 4066
' State College
Bedenkmen' To Face
Pittsburgh Tossers
(Continued From Page Three)
burg strikeouts_ wei e called. .
' Ci ippled by the loss of hurler
Joe Didinger, the fast-stepping
Lion tossers v. ill hcar_ a play ball"
three times nithin the next five
days They face 'Syracuse away
Saturday, and play 'Pitt away
Tuesday and Wednesday : . :
Penn State ab , a e
Gates, H 1 0 0 0 -0 0
Shemin, If ___ 1 0 0 0 0 0 -
Hall ;son, ss __ 5 0 0 3 2 1
Menzic, 31> 0 2 1 U 0
Brake, cf 3. 0 1 4 0 0
Wrigley, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0
Sapp, 21> ____ 4 1 1 2 0 0
c ____ 4 1 1 10 0 0
Seibel, lb ____ 4 1 1 2 1 0
Watts, p 0 0 0 0 0 ,0
Bastian, p ___ 3 2 2 0 2 0
Totals 32 6 8 27 5 1
Gettysburg ab r h o a- e
Weems, lb ___ 2 1 0 6 0 0
}batten, It ___ 4 1 0 5 A/ 0
Simon, 2b 4 1 2 3 3 1
Yunaska, 3b __ 4 0 0 2 2 0
O'Neill, ____ 4 U 2 4 0 0
Hamilton, cf 4 1 2 3 0 0
Glod, rt 2 0 0 0 0 0
Bendel, rf ___ 0 1 0 0 0
Byers, ss 4 0 0 2 3 0
Hommer, p__ 4 0 0 0 1 0
Totals _l_44 4 7°25 U I
Key, junior honor sotlets. ndil not
receive $lOO for expenses as has
been tho custom In past years.
Under the new all-College gov
ci nment regulations the Board
voted unanimously to'compensate
the all-College president $BO per
year and to as% ard $2O a year to
the vice-president, sho also will
serve as secretary The Board be
lieved that if these men handle
their duties in the proper way the
ttimpensation will be well-earned
The NeW
--MLNtigtACH
$15.50 ,
Paul ' - A Mitten
Apparel ,
.146, S. Allen Street
Artist§
Marquardt
Poll Shows
3-2 Dissent
Opposition To $2 rrice
Increase Revealed
, Even Stronges
The introduction of a popular
dance oreltcs,tia ou next year's
Artists' Course is opposed by a
too thirds majority of present
subscribers, according to a survey
recently conducted by Dr. Carl E
Marquardt, chairman of the Ar
tists' Course Committee
Three bundled and fatty seven
students Noted !'No" on the ques
tion, said Dr Marquardt-while 168
Noted "Yes" Among non-student
'rotors, 282 opposed the addition of
a dance orchestra and 114 support
ed It
On the question of 'an Inca ease
of $2 or 82 50 to make possible the
! inclusion of such a popular cum
ber, negative opinion Valk. 'even
stronger, Dr Matquaidt declared
Only 18 pet cent of those polled
mere in fallor of the increase
Women in Sports I
By KNOBBY HEFFERAN
Ushering' in the sluing spotty
season, W.R.A. mill fete the old
and neu board and the fall and
Al intei sports champions at its an
nual banquet at the Nittany Lion
,Inn Monday.
_ Club presidents, varsity hockey,
basketball, and rifle teams, lam,
moral manageis, winning intia
muial swimming, bomling, bas
ketball, badminton, and ping-pong
teams, and the committee for the
banquet mill be included on the
guest list.
W. R. A 'regrets that all gills
mho have taken part in sports and
have worked on committees this
year could not be invited But
there's'almays next year . '
- Do you know that White Hall
is open , Fliday and Saturday
evenings -as well as during the
week? For swimmers, the pool lb
open Dom 7 30 until 9, and the
bowling alleys and pmg-pong
tables can be used any time from
7'mntil 10 Don't let the fact that
you don't haven date spoil your
evening, gills You can have lots
of fun at White Hall! •
CLASSIFIED -
TWIN'S RACKETS RESTRUNC—
All work guaitudeed. Rackets
called for and delivered The' Rs
Larlnger, 206 West College avenue
Dial -3360 BB yr.
TYPEWRITERS—AII wakes ex
pertly repaired, portable and of
fice, machines for sale or rout Diul
2342 Dairy E Muss, 127 West
Beaver avenue . , BB yr
FROE Student Union artaniuou
dames every Tuesday and
Thursday, 4 to 5, In the Armory
111118iG ,by Clinton, lloodulan, Dur.
se), Shuw, etc '246.3te-GD
IVANTED—Unfurnished apartment.
' by [acuity couple consisting of
11 leg i um, kitchen, bedroom and
2irrii:ate bath 'Write particulars,
stating pike, location and when
available to Box A, Collegian
IP THE PERSON who took d
knee-length raincoat by mistake
at the Collegian-banquet will re
turn it, he can have his Sehlesm
Sigma Tan pin_
FOR SALE—T uxe d o, double-
Imaged 38-40 long Dial 2917
cm ,cull at 524 S. Pugh sheet.
275-ItpdGD
FOR SALE—Tux and tu_cessoiles
sacrilit!ed Dull J 432 Ask fur
Bud
"Sprfng"Fever"
Appetite ?
Dko, Cool
. r enjoy -
tasty foods
a
"Pep Up" - Your
appetite at the,
CAMPUS
RESTAURANT
Corner College and Pugh
Course
Stahl, Gilbert _Chosen
Ist Rifle Co-Captains;
Getz Named Manager
Benjamin II Stahl '4l and °R
hea C. Gault '4l hale, been
elected co captains of next year's
rifle team and Noah Z Getz '4l
has been chosen manager, Maj
Donosan 1' 'Tenet], coach, an
nounced yesterday '
Stanley E Runk 'll ens cho•
sett assistant manager Thin is
the first time that co captaind
its been elected by tini teed
, •
Now...
fOr that good
old fashioned
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Friday, May 1939