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VOL.' 35—No 60 Z 658
STATE MAY REDUCE:,APPAPRIATIONS TO COLLEGE
-, Mestz, - lSteholai' Will Be H
QUEEN OF THE MAY
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E DITOM A
bear Mom,
Seems as if it wcie only yesterday you weie taking me
to a grade school May Day pageant. , And tomorrow I'll be
taking you-to a gala College May Day-Mothers' Day celebra
tion. '
Sure'was glad to hear that you're breaking away from
getting Dad's breakfast, washing my shirts, and re-condi
tioning the backyard long enough to enjoy yciur week-end
- - The girls are looking forward
,to your presence at the
festivities. They've spent considerable time shaping a good
program You'll enjoy it, Mom •
Incidentally, mole than 1,000 Motheis ate expected for
the week-end, but don't worry about the hat, gloves, shoes,
or whatnots'you bang Perhaps your clothes aren't up to
the minute. Perhaps you haven't read the latest books or
plays Perhaps you do, tangle sentences.
But, haven't I often forgotteth to write—even a post-,.
card? Ifai'en't I spentwacations hei.e, there and elsewhere?'
In the pi °sent environment, I must y regretfully admit, it is
easy to' forget one person whose years of work are in all
probability more responsible for my being here than those
of anyone else. "'
'Anyhow, let's forget about all of that, Mom, and'real-
Iy enjoy this week -end together. ,
It's yodr holiday. It's Mothers' Day.
Phi Eta Sigma Honors '
• Dr. Tschan At Banquet
Rasels Given ,Senior
_Award; 411 Freshmen,
Dean Whitmore Are Initiated
Sr, , dam tot,' Thr Blood of Edocaliim," Faye 9
Fi mans .1 'Nelms!, professor of Mimic in Instal y, was awaid
ed Um Phi Eta Sigma &Neat ch A‘said anirltobeiL II llaseli '.ln was
ptesented i the Phi Eta Sigma Semoi Awaid foi 'outstanding scholastic
staging at, the initiation banquet held by the fleshmen men's schol
akc hominy on Wednesday night, in Old Mom Sandwich Shoji.
Print to the banquet, 41 0 eshmen men once initiated into the
fiateinity, along with Dean Fula. C Whitnane, school of chemistay
and physics, who was made an lionoraiy,membet Only those who have
attained un average of 25 oi highei ale considered for membeiship
Toustmastei foe the pi op am
Wilb natty' E' Wiignei '4l The
speakers of the evening wets.
John H. lltbbatd ,'41,, chapter his
torian, Di. Cal S Marqualdt,
college 'cau n une•; Franklin B
'Krauss, f atm n ity faculty adm
ix; Edward W. Nestor '4l, retn
mg \presidente? Rebut 11. Ilasek
'119; Asa E Mtutm, prefessm of
American, histoty; Da. Tschan,
and - Demr Whitmore
PiOman Chosen President
,Following the bungtier, the in
itiates eleeted officers for the coin
ing peat as - follows. Juck•lff. Fill
nutn, president; Jack E. Mogan,
Serill-1111cekly
ruin a E . : - i,--\,, - ri
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vice-pi esalent, ' Walter N. Sham
boa, svvi etii.V; Max S Petets,
Li easui ci ; and James E. Watson,
historian ,
,„
The following acne initiated
William G Butgei, Stephen G.
Stages), John M Capozzola,
Bunn B Gin astman, Miles J
Fetter, Jack M. Kitimat), Humid
C. Foust, Ma'am H Fritch; Jack
A. Grebe John W Healy, William
P Hindman, Ji.; Abiaini Hodes,
Edwaid A Kathik, John S. Kook
ogey, Robert H Kough, Clifford
R Lauder, Louis M. Laushey, Er
(Continued On Page Two)
Mothers To
Be Guests
At May Day
Romig To Crown Queen
At 1:30 Tomorrow
Highlight of Lill. doable trlelna
don of Mettle:a 1113 and May Hay
again thin yea: will be the (town
htg of May Qo'eon (*cute C Melz
on,ttont anipos at 1 10 1:
Comm on
Mole than I ..2110 - inoiliets die en.
pecteil to altraul Ilie
it (am of lain Ihr Pity
Day to, colony it ill be held al 2
;} m Sunday
:lone A itoinh., l 0 ptr tihlent of
WSCA. will trot t tilt- QueLii
the climax of a taint old ' , Aug
lish page.int Ali ry II
O'Connor '4O will pi event the
globe, and No v ) lilliabelh Miller
'4O the PSCA. :sceptic
Mae Pole fi.tIILUIS from Al KR
Jessie Cainelon's classes In Mod
em Dance sill lead the pioccssion
from Old Main onlo limit cam
pus, follosed by Jesteis Martha I
Stiingei '42 and Jeanne Wlthetow
'II, and heralds Alarroi le D Coos
ley 'l2 and Muriel. lI Stubb,'l2,
The folloued ity a hem
lock chain_ of senior It omen, an
honor Inch of 20 outstanding sea
loss and the nes ineinbels of Mor
tar Board, senior uonien's honor
ary
Attendants Choson.„,,,
— 1 3 1;111111ig neon Cecile «iil be
•amloi attendants It Jane Fibber
and Dorh, L JOllO4, junior atten
dusts Patricia M Alto atei and E
Louise Di euningei , sophomm e at
tendants Eleanor L Pagans and
Betty A. Rahn, freshman atten
dents Betty M. Martin and Jane
E Mille'. and Maid of honor
Helen A Su aIISOIL 42 She will
be accompanied by nom er gills
MI it Doty and Nancy M Mei , and
ainlmaim 4 lean Bedenk and
Patel Smith
Members of Blue Key. Lion's
NM, and Skull and Damn, men , t
lannnarieb, mill usher, and Cumin.
(Continued on Page Four)
Student "Book
Exchange Set
Pergrm Places Ming, Siwy
'4oln Charge; Early
Opening Planned,
Michael Befog, .11 '4O and Mich
ael M Siwy '4O have beets named
Limit men of the Student Book
Exchange lot next semestei, Da
vid E Petgitn, mosaic:tit-elect
of the swum class announced yes—
letday
Dotothy M Johns, Untold E
itookbititlei '4O, John Jeubine,
Paul B. Wilson, Jt '4l, and Elul
Bing!, and Virginia M. Pentad
'42 have been appointed to the
oinnuttte
The exchange will open a
slmm sum ut the end of this s-e
-muster, , Pcignn said Students
who do not wish to take their
books home oven the summei on
leave them in rooms lime may
platy them in the %tot el oom
The exchange will open at the
beginning of next seigestet, the
eel hest opening date sine its
founding It will also attempt to
find a platli to sell those books
which anc no !tinge.' used here.
Collegian Candidates,
Stall To Hold Annual
Smoker Tuesday Night
MOlllbOlo of the Collegian Burr
lied freshman tandithites for the
Collegian will meet for their an
imal Unioko: in the Theta XI frit:
ternity house uL S p m Tuesday
Those who have not yet tried
out for the Colleglan`muy still
do so al this meeting
Professor Franklin C. flannel,
holed of the Join million Mihail,
inent, and other members of the
stuff and for mer Collegian men
will give shout talks, followed
by refreshments, entertainment,
and dancing.
STATE COLLEGE; PAIA,FAIDAY, MAY 12, 1939
MOTHERS
- I
DAY
-%over 100 To
PROGRAM
-Get Awards
At Services
SATURDAY . - -,
7 17 a in— I.llo.llaList for flesh: ,
1111111 scum I' n Inembelf3' of
Coons Dim tot Boald, and::
not hots in 51LAIllotei - Hall
ft sokrust rot nansiclass soot
en and tacit 111°0101s In ht nn
cis Masi Lon !fall Tapping tot;
CoLlas Alm Int 1311,11,1 in MAI-,
lister Ilan
,
2 In t 30 Ii 10 —Douniloo leas
fot inot.hei 4 of both Rico and.
11. 0111CII 'it Illioll il, ,
1 OUP ni —Aloy 11.13 pag( dui up
IT ont. I.llopue
8 00 17 m --(floe Club
'1(.11N% 11 II Aullllulllllll
SUNDAY a
In ;II a 111 —OOlll 11 1111'11 L 11.11,01
.11111 XlllOllll driphl , l I Ices 111
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Town, College
Officials Favor
Daylight Timi,
Plan, If Adopted, Will Affect
Only Summer School; Seek =
Consent Of Farmers
A plan to adopt daylight savz`
ing time in State College hinged
today on the attitude of local
fa mots aftei downtown meich
rpti; and, thg, College ,CoAcii
. Administration had "ah'eady r giv,
en then consent
The plan if adopted with the
minot changes suggested by the
College will affect only the Sum
met School, going into effect June
13 and ending September 13
°lima' suggestions were to be
gin fast time June 15 and end
Septembei 15 This, howevci,
would have disrupted the College
schedule foi Intel-Session which
gaits June 13 and Fteshman
Week beginning September 14
Administgation In Favor
In thu l Note of the Council of Ad
ministi ation, tune membeis favor
id fn,t time, two were opposed,
, and foul were undecided Dr
Mit ion R Ttabuq, dnectoi of
summet sessions, gave appioval
of the Summei School,
Borough council, %%hull 'mewed
the plan Monday night, defei red
action until the attitude of fai m
et, hod been lea' nod Mei chants
and businessmen voted 128 to 28
in - ravel of the change
Boys Meet Girl
But She Was
Too 'Stiff'
The wind blew
Foul students weie on then
way home past Roc Hall late the
Thinsday night befoie I F Bull,
when their quiet wallc was into
lupted by n clanking noise ' from
the south side of the gymnasium
Investigation disclosed a little
man (hogging a huge coffin-like
bore down the steps of the "'ln
gue "
The students vuluntecu•d then
old and m a few minutes the bus
and too ' , minim ones weie depos
ited on the cold, focbulding nom
of the undeigiound operating
loom The little amen flitted nhout
giving dnections fin the handling
of the hoses
"Be (fateful, buys, 1 don't want
itflything to-happen to these Row
bodies"
The four impromptu "undet-
Who's" gleppecl back aghast, real
iiing that they had been eat tying
cm psis
"You boys ate Italy, betAlllhe
ou're going to he the flint ones
to see the new bodies." With that,
Piof Harmon M. Tietz, Inst.] uc
tor in human anatomy, unlocked
the boxes and intiodueed the now
unwilling visitots to Florence,
Mike and Joe, who had Just:made
the U ip front Philadelphia in then
, ead-lined beds.
:lmn net/. Meshed aside a hu
man skull hem one of the oper
ating Jables and sat doun to chat'
with his aides He told them that
Penn State was the only institu
tion in the state outside of meth-
(Continued On Page Two)
nored
'Program Scheduled Fa►
Rec Halt On Sunday
Appioximately one hu ridi ed
i Scholitstic inlat cis mill be pi eyd.-
pi at the 21st Scholiiiiihip Da) ex.
Iticises In Recreation thall at IU Su
m Sunday winning The Pc in•
spenhei for this occasion Is
Itic N II High Nionr, D I),
;abuse 4111./j(ct cc ill be "Poi %%aid "
1 Robert If Unbolt m 111 reeelie,
highest honors the Jolts %V
.I•Wlilit, Medal and Print for Ma,
`4litittling scholarship In the Sonia,
flas, Nesbit...tit Ralph I)
ineseill this act aid and the
lolly., most impoilant ones
r „ h e John AV. While Fallonshßes
giAli can li nlll be pie
lo the fulloslng b 1.111019
C Chtighead, John I Cinig
licit Albeit AI kllgiitan, and Da
"Oil I Bohm
Evan Pugh Scholars Chosen
Throne senlois selected as Ecan
Scholars for high scholastli
tnininent m e I) Ike IN
0010 •1•1110 Homan lack It „Cobb
Nh hulas Ita) MN Schein S) is Id
I. 130 4teilc Ftobei t V I la) es
Vet)lgo I InukeLp Leon Al Knetc
Bltrici 1) Longo11())), and Martin
Itock4ell
-President '.'Sparks Itiedals for
greatest , iiitprotbment during the
past semestei, 'nil] go to sopho
mores Robert GCot and David
Geotge
Recipients of the John W White
Scholarships are Carl 0 Clagett
Betty C Wagnet '4O, and Mi
(,liael Beley 'll.
Louise Carnegie Scholarships
hill go to seniors Bruno L Beimc
ii, Albert Id liftman, I‘,largat et J
Llo)d, Juniors Helen L Camp,
James V. DeLake, Prank J Frey,
and Sala E Heilman, 11111 i toapito
21101 es Ray If Dull, Jack It Ile
gnu ,Albert L Ileyer , on, and los
eph Wotan ski
Taunt} One lionmaries n ill 1511110
their pledges al, this time
Local Sorority
Goes National
25 Eukratia Members Pledge
Zeta Tau Alpha; To Be
Installed Friday
Twenty-five inembers of Eu -
I local 00101 ty, Net c pledged
to national Zeta Tau Alpha Sun
day atm noun by the Dickinson
College chapter The new chapter
will be installed May 11l to 21 as
Gamma Epsilon, 78th in the Sol -
amity
Pledges are Dutothy M Gib
bons, Dora Hai net, Bessie J
Igoe, Alice B Item, Hemet W
Millet, and Madellene L. Since,
'JO, Clara W. Bigamon, Mat ion E
Hartman, M Bet yl 11:ntWan,
Jean E. roam, Ruth E Wagnei,
Dorothy E Wilson, and Ruth
Wetsgei ber, '4O
Jane D Buller, Ruth V. Dice,
Ruth E. Houser, Batbarti W. Mil
tet,, Dorothy B. Reeves, and Dor
othy B Selmerr, '4l; Betty E
Bashes:, Nettie Ruth Hindman,
Kathryn J Porte!, and Nancy E
Yettricic, '42, and Zelda Wood,
alumna
The ceremony was co Chided at
Mrs. Vernon D Peterson's home.
oJO N• llohne.s Sti eel, and was
rnllowdd by a tea
Cap and Gown Orders
Must Be In Saturday,
Seniors Are Wakned
Orders for taps and goons
inust!,be made at Student Union
Desk by noun tomorrow. Co
'chairmen William \V. Galbreath
ap~and Victor E. Gentlimn '39
announced yesterday
The co chairmen stressed the
ftiCt that no senior may take
part in commencement exercises
' , unless be has a cap and gown
rgiatt
COMEDIAN HARMONISTS
The Varsity quartet which will appear in the Mother's Day concert
at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Schwab Auclitoiiurn includes, reading
from left to right, John W Harkins 'ti, pianist, Samuel G Galli! 'lO,
Richard W Tyne' '39, George F Rumor '39, and William M An-
Glee Club To Sing Before
Mothers Tomorrow At 8
Qum let, Saxophonist Cecil Leeson, Violin Soloist
Will Feature May Dan Celebration
Ilse Penn State (k Club 11,1
Alay Day ctleln ation„vill be pi c
in 11,1001 ow night
entui ed on the in (pal ain gull
optionitit the Val say Qua, tel , Sal
E Wood '4l, violinist
Ticket:, Col the event, paced at
50 cents, ate on ~ ale non ,it the
Student Union Desk and will be
en sale tonight and tonun tow at
the Cornet ROOM PI ofem , ,oi Rich-,
.nd W Giant, dn ectoi, of the con
ceit, stated that all Lahti.% would,
be tcscived
The Vai say Quattet will i endbi
"Tobacco Is .1. Duty Weed," "Tilt
Mulligan Musketecis" and sevual
othei sclected nuinbeis
The Quni tet, !mon n as. the
"Coined:an Ifni monists," e, com
post(' of William AI And' ens 30,
Samuel C; Galin '4O, John W
11,1; kins '4l, ;fitment, Gem ge
Ittnnel a 9, .uid ftithal d W Ty, -
el '39
Cecil la eon, ;Elie man 'Alio
hissed 11,. Niixoplitme lioin a 1110,111
J Ott/ WWI to J UM en I 'psi, tO
ill play 10 clasNical
tit
lec6iom
ft.lutled in his eta.) lon I` .11 0,
"Itblliy on the Sian e" by Pei cy
(ii tuiarei , "I lonitnage Rath,"
al i Anal by In, ileum) panisl , Jo
sef ‘Vagnei , and Alauna-Zuci.i's
"
The Glee Club adl dose the
pi ou'a aat with "Fight an Slate"
by .lue &Infidel s 'l5, nit mini
Ci ant' , all am:alma of "Blue and
\Vitae," rind "Nittany Lion" by —
James Leyden 'l4
5 Poems By Coed Pubhshed
The Api il lbStle of 'College
Vein, oat wool Inn ti Y magazine.
published a giatii, of five lyi ic,
by Makin(' L West '4O
Evans '4O, Snyder '4O
Vie For Top IMA Post
William W. Galbreath '39 Will Serve As
'President For Rest Of Year
Chitente II hhdie, 'ln and Andiew Snyder 'lO I%ele nominated
fut piestdent of Ibe Indepontlent Men's A , ,suotatitet at an oigotitha-
Lion meeting Tuesday night William W Calbtooth '3!) ew, ,elected
to tierce it , pi esident for the ionnunder of the vent
lolnal elections will be held at a meeting ac,t 'fitoday Those
men nuelinated ale Vice-piesident, Ilat obi bl Bookbititlet '4O, and
.1 nod Lowell '4O; settetaly, Eine' C Flownlei , . '4l and .1 Joseph
Minnie!, '4l, ti cosine', \Vallee, C) Battle,loinew '4J; Eldon 'l' Shout
42, and flatly JVis '4l, .1,
Liu! elicit man, John It. Walfuttl
'4O, Pete, G Petsko '4l, and W
Rae liet ',mann '4l, athlete man
eget, Paul 111. Gift '9l, Emet
Flownlea , " '4l, Pete, G Fetsku
'4l, and Everett Waltman '9O.
The iepiesentatives of the 11
units now affiliated with the as
sociation postplined aetepting the
new constitution in cadet to have
more time to consider the setup.
Gulb~uath announced vesteldeY
that plan, ale being cumulated
foi an inqallation banquet to be
held May 25 Also being consid
ed nme keys for the rem esenta
tines to the council These ma t,
Lute will be at the next
meeting
drsws '39 -
othyl'h 1)a y Como I, climax 19 the
amts tl in Schwab Auditoi tum b
I be Cicil 14.0,011, 1 , 11L451.111(1111g
Gala '4O. Lena', and Edwaid
Cahan Elected -
Tribunal Head
For. Inaugural
To Give Oath To All• College
President; Board Drams
Up Freshmen Rules
lUebeel n •19 ma, elect
el t Min nimi of Student inhunal
ni a meeting of the 1,1 nun in Old
Alain Wednemlay night and m 111
conduct the imiugni alien cerenio
tiles of the all College Pi esident in
hi 'malt Amino' inni on inattgiirte
I inn Day dale tutu not pet
Leta bet
Ai the niceiing Tribunal also
du a 1111 nem t nles got ei ning the
11,1111 I of fn shmen and appoint
ed leseph opikm ^n lo
!logo to Sholfml Centel! mot
amine al
The nom I Iles .11"1. aS 1.1.1110 W.
I I. eshmon Shall norbt pot Ina-
Int( to mall( on "Sento, Walk"
hk h fothouln 110111 ill( matt]
Lain 11, the f`ugh shed gate on
the no, 111 side of Collega A vo-
:-- 1 0 1 • ,illllOll an 1 1101 1.1 1 11111 1. li 11)
.411010, 00 .110 1 11 1110 1 1 1 / 2
i.ll hi! 111011 .01111 i i e 1111V1 111011
1111111• 11 pull running Old Alain
(Continued On Page Four)
%Valls Hall. newest. inembei of the
gioup, was officially accepted in
to the association
SUCCESSOR
To The Free Lance,
Established 1887
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Subsidy Cut
Threatened
By New Bill
Franchise Tax Case
May Cause 'State
Fund Slicing
Sec rdiloi 'al, "71w , , thol Old
7'onfbc," Nye 2
:vertu, to /hi Collegian
HARRISBURG, May 11—
A slash in the biennial main
tenance appiom iation to the
Pennsylvania State College
even below the $4,425,000 al
located by Go%ei nor Ai Lim]
H James in his budget mes
sage last February loomed as
a definite posibility t e l to
day
The Eluted of ten tailint nt of
fund , . el UM' when Rep ROI), I I P.
W1.11)(19Ille (It, , I
(VOL' Hoot leadm, intindutt
meusmc authorinng the OM I -
1101 Lu abate all subsidies to stal
aided hospitals, lamas, collem ,
unlVellties, and Lountle., on
ino-lata has s in the event Ha
Supreme Come upholds the Dan-
Om County Come la its lIIVIIII
d ition of the out-of-state collim
ation finneluse tax An matt c-•
!sate loss of $17,500,000 in las Iv
fuilds and anticipated tevenue Is
real ed
Importance Minimized
IL'gli talc Cirfteials tual io
1111111111I7e the IMpOl LIMA. or
Insettnir, that the cot in ap
pi op! latlons u ould be %11l (.11(1 oval
ePpl oxi mutely $22,100,000 .roil
that slaslic , .. to ;nth vidual institu
tions would be wmp.o aLi vLly
Ilouevei, the hill, bathed oin 11-
ly by the Covet noi , mu 1,, tie
lii , 4 definite pi onounceinent of th
adin in iati a tion's attitude toe di el
cconomy in educational ,usidies,
milking it practically a foi tgina
contlusion that the Pennsylvania
State College ill not i ettive
cent abut e the allocated $4,121,
000, i egai dless of any leghlatme
action to inci ease this
Prom Realizes
$214.57 Profit
756 Paid Admissions tint pass
Figures For Last Year _
By Total Of 8(
An estimated in oh I of SZI4 tit
‘sa, t e.ilinnd on LIU, yea t's I mum
PLOW, al.COlding to a leant iv"
statement released yestei day by
II ,Jack Allen and Leonaa d toot,-
ei , to-Lhatt men of the (lama
Miele \vele 7513 paid (.1(11110 0 ti1011
10 this yeak's wean, retaining. I
MUSIC, of Tommy Dui wy, (14 ,nlll
paled to 070 paid admissions last
vent %%hut Kny hvsee played A
loss of $5lOl was sustained ,011
the alike last year - -
Additional 01101110 flue. Ili.
damp, $30414 to \ oa adeinseauns,
3105 foe booths, and $ll7
'nought the total i«enets_t,
$'3,30043 Si \ly-see.
any odinissiona wale issued lt, Inn
mom tts computed to 0.: last
Expenses Total $3,145
li~peadmtumes totaled $4.14581,
$1,450 was paid Tommy I toi v
to supply the music. Uecom, tunic
cost $4OO, Las on m11)11,4°1,4:
$.30414, and pi ow ants, slBp
$9305 ate, spent rot wive; tisint:
Compensations wei mm C, I s
president, cu-chum men, $2l
each The class president also e-
Leaved $2875 Ii OM the thecking
revenue, while the in chant mum
eceived $14.38 and $1437 hom
this itoine.
Bilk or $lOO rim College lokii
$l.l foi ntINCIS, and $lO niNcll
ameous, wei e estimated.
Ag Library Open Sundays
The expel imental pct iod /II
Muth the Apiculture) Lanai v
was open limn 2 to Li p m. on Sun
days will be continued thiough
the lest of the semester An c\-
tended pelted seems necessuiy ut
older to the plan a eontlusive
test, Willard P. Lewis, College
librarian, announted yestinday