Page Foui
Oiieball
(Continued From Page Three)
Urea . yea's, split a doublehead
er;9th West Viiginia Finlay and
Slituiday Although they shut,
otit4the Mountinneeis in then
olio*, they lost the second game,
.41hz: Pitt nine Spmts a pan of
gtiod'hittei s in Shortstop Eddie
S~ialoski and second baseman Al
Sta aloslo clouted a
lallinet and a single again \Vest
ncginia tt lute Holbrook connected
for, two doubles and a single
'The Pitt-Penn State baseball
riValry has been long and harlot-
Old, "with the Lions holding the
edge,-15-12 In the last year the
tur 4chools net on the diamond,
93124, Pitt won ttto games, 5-4,
and '3-0
Vultiminic (lid hi, best
Jafelin Milling List yea' with
Shows at - - - - 6 30, 830
Complete show as late as - 9 05
,Matinee — Saturday Only - 1:30
TODAY ONLY
r''', DEANNA DURBIN
7.
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"Three Smart Girls
..;"; Grow Up"
with
,Nan Grey - Robert Cummings,
WEDNESDAY ONLY
,I. '"Romance of the
_ Redwoods"
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CHARLES BICKFORO
THURSDAY ONLY
'-. 7 "i-3 of a Nation"
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•Shows at - 1"30, 3.00;6 30, 8.30
s ßprftplets show as late as • 9.05
`'TODAY, SAND W,ED.
Confessions of a
WAZI SPY
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"ALLADIN AND HIS
„, WONDERFUL LAMP"
Freshman Counselors
Will Hold Ist Meeting
In Old Main Tomorrow
Thu first meeting of student
counsellors for next yew's fresh
men %111 be held In Room 405,
Old Man. at 7 :.:0 p m Minor
iou
Mope than one hunthed of the
150 upperclassmen invited to
since as cuunsellms hose al
eady signified acceptance, Chair
num J Allen McAfoos has an
11011IRANI The men octe chosen
by the heads of their vat ions de
em tments and the I'SCA
A series of meetings is Plan
ned to ps opal e the !nett fur their
Job of ads thing the incoming
class of 'IJ
Trackmen
(Continued From Pogo Three)
Poi t, Chicago, Hostel man,
State, Second, Hush, Chicago,
thud Time-10
'l2O-yaud high hurdles—Won by
Wasein, Chicago, Fiazica, Penn
State, second, Poisons, Chicago,
thud Time-15
8130yaid, iun—Won by Prance,
Penn State, Menial, Chicago,
second, Gicist, Penn State, thud
Time-2 01.6
220-yard dash—Won by 'Liven
poi t, Chicago, Sutton, Penn State,
second, Host°, man, Penn State,
thud Time-22.2
Two-mile run—Won by Strange,
Penn State, Abiahamson, Chi
cago, eeond, Henderson, Penn
State. thud Time-10 066
220-yai d low hui dles—Won by
Ft aziei , Penn State, Wasent,
Chicago, second, Hutchings, Penn
State, thud. Inne-25 1
Pole vault—Won ,by Cassels,
Chicago, Jackson and Claik, Penn
State, tied foi second, Height,-
1J feet, 6ldles
High jump—Won by Doehneit,
Penn State, KaSIUS, ChtLag°, sec
ond; Mafit, Chicago, theid
Height-5 feet, 11 1 / 2 inches
Javelin throw—Won by Vuk
manic, Penn State; Platt, Penn
State, second, Jetci, Penn State,
thud Distance-202 feet, 2 inch
es
Shot put—Won by Rendleman,
Chicago; Vukmanic, Penn State,
second, Platt, Penn State, thud
Distance-45 feet, 5 inches
Discus throw—Won by Vuk
manic, Penn State, Rendlcman,
Chicago, second, Bachman, Penn
State, thud Distance-137 feet,
_ .
2 inches
Broad jump—Won by Daven
port, Chicago; Sutton, Penn State,
second, Halmanourc7, Penn State,
thud Distance-22 feet, 9% In
ches
Pie de
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iritEl.3 Student Union afternoon
dances eve: y lueaday and
Thuraday, 4 to 5, In the Armory
Mtibit, by Clinton, Guedumu, Der
be), Shuw, etc, 245-3tc-GD
WANTED—Unftunlshed uparttneut
by faculty couple Consisting of
Its lug room, kitchen. bedroom and
pm is ate bath Write pat Mahn s,
stating pike, location and when
mailable to Box A, Collegian
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lneasted :JB-413 lung Dial 2917
ui cull A 524 S Pugh sheet.
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FOR SALE—Tux and neessolies
meliheed Dial 3132 Ahl: fui
Bud
WILL THE portion who accident
ally took 8 knee-length turncoat
at the Collegian banquet please,
ietuin it to George Sehless, Sig
ma Tau Phi.
WAIVED—Live wire students
for %unmet magazine subsei ip
tion Aunt Harold Rabb, 333 S
Atherton street. Dial 997
277-1 pBB
WANTED—Students for Sum-
met job See Mr Buell ut'Ho•
tel State College—Thursday, May
11th between 9 a. in and 4 p. m
W ANTED Students dewing
Summer job leave name, ad
chess. and phone number at Stu
dent Union desk
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SPORTOGRAPHIES ,
By ED McLORIE ,
Netmen Extraordinary ,
Championship Laurels—
iliac Weinstein Has
Them Aplenty
Flom out of Baltimore's Public
Balks tennis wets there came one
Malcolm Weinstein .
Yes the agile racket star was
houlutg 'eta oval then as a young
boy and still does It in collegiate
tanks
The lam els heaped upon LiliS
fah hailed tad could certainly
neigh him down wete he to %Neat
them all at once Mac has been,
to mention a few of his uccom
pllahments, Middle Atlantic Boys'
champion. Pennsylvania J u nior
doubles co champion with lazy
Helps of Penn, Middle Atlantic
Interscholastic champion, and cup
tutu of the Ceimantown High net
men
This in a nutshell, but a seiy big
nutshell sums up the brilliant Ise
of Coach Ted Rodlike's No 2 man
For the past several summers
he has been hitting the tourna
meats trail, but this year his dad
has ell en strict orders to "get to
not lc" Thei efore, Mac plans to
serve IN a counselor at a boys'
camp
When asked atom be admired
most Weinstein tootle(' "Fred
Petty—he study is a well play
er " Incidently, Mac's hopes to at
tain equal heights have Lech bol
stated by his being minted to Lho
Janiot Davis Cup squad, training
pound for future U S stars
Vital statistics b feet tall, blond
bait blue eyes, and whams
spot ts a Di aid hat member of
Thespians ambition is to beat
Dellis studying C&F but may
become an interim decotatot
ranked lath nationally in Juniors
hangs his but in the Phi Epsi
lon Pi house thinks best man Ito
ever met nab Frank Kovaks In Na
clonal Juniors , pleads along
atilt Illidelnandi tot mote tennis
watts on the campus
Bischoff Names
Six As Managers
For IM Leagues
fittitageas Lot six 11111auntral
spoils 11.11. e been appointed by
Gene Bischoff, intiamutal director,
and league competition has gotten
underway -
The managers ate JoSepik C Sly.
ers 'le, hack, George It MeAr
thin '4O, golf. Nathaniel g Hand
let 10, tennis, Watson 'tV Der
sham 10, SOC(.01, Bernal(' 1. Pol
lack, gladuate student, and Thom
as A Gammon, Jr. '3O, nnishbull,
and Choiles AI Kinnard '4O, bad
mantel]
11i the nisi College Inflation al
musliball games played last %Neck
Della Theta Sigma flounced Tail
Phi Della, 27 .-1, Alpha Chi Sig
edged SPE. 9S, Phi Kappa Sig
measured TKI.3 5-1, Phi Dolt took
aim Kappa Sig 126, and DU sub
duel Alpha Sig 5-1
IMA Loop Active
Coinpetition itt the loop upon
sot ed by the independent Men's
Ayfociallon began MIA %oak
11 teams participating Entered •
in the leui,ue ale WEB, Watta Hall
I Wail!, Ilan 2, Plentiful! Ag lid,
Portal rt Society, Pi ea, Hull, Penn
Slat° Club, Y Lee Low Club, Vat ,
idtv Club, Beavet Ilunue, and
Ci lest Hall
On Thmaday Kappa Tau
heat Alpha Sig, 11 9, In the only
Fulintottat League gamo The on
ly Beer League game, played the
aurae day, was PIKAVn 15 ii vklery
ueoi Kappa Sig
In the 1 0 81 m -omit Caine' loop
A'l'O t bent TNI3, 188, and Acacia
measured PM, 78, In Thera
day games On Sunday TNI3 de/
Pealed Autcla, 4 8 •
Campus League Plays
In Campus League games Thurs
day, Sigma Nu won by forfeit from
Alpha Zeta, Phi Gamma Delta
Beat Bela Theta Pi, 10 9, and Pitt
Dell shill out Sigma CM, 12.0
In the Penn-Alien. League, Phi
Sigma- kappa mothered Phl big
inn Dolt, 20-2, and Theta Chl beat
Ipha Chi Sig, 63 In the Lotuat
Attie League, ATO beat DTD Fml
dui; On Saturday. TKO defeated
Chi Phi, 153 /
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
'Midis' Is Modest But
Mighty Potent On
A Tennis Court
Modest but mighty—thals Ten.
Ids Captain Albert Clitistfan
debt andt
"Hildie," as be loafers to be
called rather than some other
mysterious name recently dub
bed him by his fellow cotillion, is
a local boy who made good This
likeable botanist tenntwaan blazed
a trail of undefeated glory while
captaining the State College High
team and is non providing the vie
toiy spark for the Nittany Lions
Hon ever, Hildio didn't always
play Just tennis He modestly ad
mits having been caddy champion
here several years ago But he ,
has been playing the court game
odiously for 11 yeuus
He had a 2 4 average last sons
dad and can't stop lamenting the
fact that he slipped from a 3 An
dim thing that gets hint is that
he wasn't mentioned last year as
one of the athletes Mai a 3 aver
age
%nen asked whom he thought
(1,111, the toughest. man he ever
played, Midi° hesitated and then
mused, "some Cellos. from Canada
in the tournament at Altoona one
time"
Vital statistics 5 feet. 111 n -cites
tall, brown eyes anti bt emu hair,
slight of build botany major
years on valsity celebrat
ed 2.h d birthday Awn 10 hob
bins are model airplane building
and photography best' Ceuta
shots ate his solve and a tint fore
hand stroke admires Rill Til
dell and Ted Roethke for his us
tiring effott in getting out with
the play et s doesn't like to
meat shorts because ' all the good'
players weal long pants",
thinks we should have more tell
nis, courts at State - ambition
is to become a superintendent of
some big botanical gardens
Parker's Boat Sails
Tomorrow At 2:30
Paikei's Boat sails agairi
Students aie invited to join
State College townspeople in an
exclusion on the Bellefonte Con
tial to Bellefonte and return to
mottow afternoon, officials of
the State College Commeice Club,
sponsors of 'the tiip, have an
nounced
The tam will leave the Ath:
erton Stieet station at 2 30 p
t.nd ietuin by 430 Round till)
is 74 cents. Tickets ale on sale
at, Student Union and downtown
business houses
• utstanding combinations
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The RIGHT COMBINATION of the world's beit cigarette tobaccos
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1~ Ceprgtht 1939.
Law= L pas Toucca Co.
Business Shows March Increase
Level Rises
Above 1938;
Below 1937
Index For Economics
Department Survey
Up 8.9 Per Cent
BUSItlebS in Pennsylvania for the
month of Match this Year shows
an Increase over the 1938 level. al
though it is substantially lower
than the 1917 level. according to
the Pennsylvania 13118111eb8 Sat vey.
a publication of the department of
economics here
The bulletin disclosed that dur
ing March business in the state
an 9 7 pet cent above that of 19:18
Business conditions in the state
mete S 9 pet cent better than In
1938 fot the Orst quarter of the
yea"
Front the out tey it was noted
that factory employment tun neat
b 3 per cent Idaho: in March than
In the same month lot 19 18 Mo
for vehicle denims show the high
cot Jewel's° in sales, 24 per cent,
to lead the state's retailers De
'mamma stores show natts or
nearly, per cent Over sales or a
-00,11 ago
Library To Hold
Cover Design
Contest
A I °kebt open to all quilt:nth
for the best.covel design for "The
Headlight on_ Books at Penn
State," has
,been announced by the
College Li brary Mallen mtrit be
In by May 22, and the Mize will he
announced June 1
The winner will rocehe ropy
of Cliony's Woild tlibtory of All
01 any Wiler book of hooks %with
$5OO
Dengus inubt be submitted to
Miss Kathatine M Stokes In the
Central Minty on heavy drawing
panel m bea%ci board two times
the actual size of the present
"Headlight" cove
The volume of the "Headlight'
beginning next November will cat•
15 the winning cover and a credit
line with the designet's name
Johnny Strange, the mystery
nalm,- who placed second against
ChiLago, wasn't considejed - good
enough to make the back team
at the beginning of the season
BIG BILL LEE, ru t r s nlz d v in eg d
fo o
c r his combination of
e ntrol and games won,
and CHESTERFIELD, outstanding for_ its can't=be=copied
combination` the world's best:tobaccOs..
.
They're Milder - - They Taste Better
Sutherland, Gallu Head
Thespians, Glee Club
Zumbro Production _Manager
Or Dramatic Group
Edwatd P Sutherland '4O was
elected president of the Penn State
Thespians at the club's elections
held recently. Flank It Zumbio
'4O was named pioduction mana
ger.
The other new officals who will
have change of next year's pio
dattions are Garage L Paisish
'4l, tieasuler, John 11 Geltz '9l,
secretary; Paul E Dean '4O, busi
ness manager, David J Morgan
'9Ol stage manages, A Boyd Has
sles '4O, advertising manages;
Paul H . Ilesb '9O, head electri
cian; Thomas G Sluttei '4l sce
nic artist, H. Kent Heppell '9O,
costume manages, and Harslet If
Sheibon '9O, costume nustsess
Article Backs
Athletic Policy
Champlin Takes Issue With
Statement That Football
Debauches Colleges -
Taking Issue with a whiled
ttateinent iu School and Society
. the f olleges and
untteisilles or the nation, Laken
as a 1111010 have been deliatudied
its I intercollegiate footbull"—Di
Callon D Champlin wormer of
education has replied with an w
itch:, on "The Pieper Place - for
College Athletics the Alumni
Nees
"The author of the attiele," Di
Champlin mites. "suggests that
our cdtteational directors should
do something decisite to bilVe
their pedagogical souls' Is it the
geneial under starling that Hlll
- d Yale. Painceton, Chicago,
Iltinnesota. Leland - Stanfota, etc.
have lost theh souls'
"The Pennsyßanitt State College
has been 'seeking institutional and
cintieulat balances," he says "We
have an educational philosophy un
derlying all of out athletic sched
ules and wo ate haPPY to acknowl
edge that we hale a place on our
campus for students who seek ath
letic paining as well as Intellec
tual glowth
Have Enjoyed Football
"lye bade had lean yeats and
cal tailed
_schedules in seveial
',mil, but we have enjoyed foot
ball despite seasons of defeat and
financial loss We have continued
Daugherty, Darby, Llewllyn,
Swope Other Officers
Samuel G Galin 'IP was elected
president of the Glee Club at elec
tions held last 'neck, Pi pressor
Richard C Grant, director, has an
nounced ,
Galls, besides his work with the
chub, has sung several times over
a Pittsburgh radio station and Is
leader of the Campus Gals
Other Officers elected 'were
Richard A Daugherty '4O, vice
in esideut,—llayes J Darby '4O,
manager, Waite] E Llewellyn-'4l,
secretaiy. and D Augustus Swope,
Jr, '42, Ilbrailan ,
The elections wen• held in the
mantic() room in Schwab Audit()
i imn
to compete with lugged opposition
and we have 'dotted to see a line
sph it of sportsmanship emerging
from out efforts
"Om soul has not been lost, and
out laboiatories, libraries, and In
tel e balls are not 'pathetic appen
dages'," Dr Champlin concludes
HECILA - .PARIC
WEDNESDAY 'MAY' 40
Dancing„9 to 1, _
Admission , 99,e—lncluding Tax.
Fin Table Reservation i n Auditorium Plione non 2321
Chesterfields' bietcfnak4
them outstanding for refreshing
tter take ... for•priOre - Wed - sing aroma '
standing for real ,smoking 'enjoyni
When you try then:. you`will ; know_
why Chesterfields giz j ie millions of men•'
and women more smoking pleasure
why THEY SATISFY -
Tuesday, May 9,1939
IMA To Elect ,i
First Olficer
Nominating Meeting Set For
Library 7:30 p. m.;,Plan
Election Next Week
Tho Independent Mon's Assoda ,
(ion will hold a meeting lifltoom -
K in, the Library at 7 39 p m Jo
night to nominalo candidates for
°Mears, William W Galbreath '39
announeAd . yestei clay
Item esentatives or tho units 'Min
decide on the inert to ran for presl:
dont, vice% president, secretary,
("ensurer. athletlot chairman and
nodal clinic man 'Pim final elec•
lion hill be held at the 'meeting
next week
At present the IMA is angling
to induce t. , .50 more cooperatin os
to join the organtization As boon'
as this matter is settled, the gimps'
sill - formulate plans tot future so
cial and athletic events , Alrdady
planned Is'a dance at the BUB unit
this Saturday night.
Every laelosse player has his
stick cut to whatever length he
desiies 'Defense - men use long
sticks, attack men "shoat ones.