Page_ Four ~NN Shows at - - - - 6 30, 8:30 ,Complete show as late as - 9:05 'Matinee Saturday Only - 1 30 I TODAY ONLY I By Request ' "Prison Without Bars" with Corrine Luchaire - Edna Best ~ SATURDAY ONLY -- - "Trouble in e,.= Sundown" —with - GEORGE O'BRIEN ' - ROSALIND KEITH , RAY WHITLEY MONDAY ONLY I CHARLES LANGHTON In ."The Beachcomber" with Elsa Lanehester ADDED Walt Disney's FERDINAND THE BULL" . . . . . , . a • • •• iays at - 1 30,3.00,6 30;8 30 Complete show as late as - 9 05 Thu [leant songs and 1111, songs of halm and yesterday open (do gates of menun' Alice Faye Tyrone Power - Al Jolson 4 In -- '"Rose of Washing- ton Square" MON. - TUES - WED ,Jle'llked loin/ince now and then - she I%anted mandage then and ilea CLAUDETTE COLBERT JAMES STEWART In - "lt's a Wonderful _.. - World" ' ADDED ta' A Walt Disney Cartoon ' s "THE - UGLY DUCKLING" ,t. ... Stide 'Shows at - 1 30, 3 00, 6:30, 8:30 Complete show as late as - 9:05 LAST TIMES TODAY I some Ilko a glaneful null/ some 1114; a snappy fox Doi . —l3lll DON'T FORGET— "Some Like It Hot" with ,Z; Bob Hope - Shirley Ross Gene Krupa and his Orchestra I , SATURDAY ONLY Itt.MON. - TUES. - WED. 1 itAlq U 6 DIiISTINY' Sam Ren tal, empire butldet ' fie sattl- Sited love lie gave Ids Athol° llfe to add a blight nett etas to Life bhp nbia of "Old (gory" Man of Conquest" with - RICHARD DIX AGAIL PATRICK ' EDWARD ELLIS 1 1%,.. - JOAN FONTAINE Panhellenic Coun Library Prize Won By Zern, Tompkins izes of $25 wotth of non books fin owning the best pet sonal collection hose been anal d ed- to Coulon K 'Lein '4O and Cynthia D Tompkins '4O in the fourth Student's Dun Libtaly contest conducted by the College Libtaty Zei n's collection is on displas in Keeler's Book Stoic and Miss Tompkins' in the Athletic Stoic Prizes iicie donated by these stoles A sinultn contest ccill be con ducted next fall, Wdlaid P Less libranan, announced }l2stet day The New 1939 Palm - Beach Suit . $15.50 IT. 0 I. •That's when most long distance rates are. reduced. THE SELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF. PENNSYLVANIA ARROW SHIRTS -*', . . i , 111E1!/'S APPAREL 146 South Allen Street ARROW TIES ARROW UNDERWEAR Honorary Chooses Zumbro New Head 'Trunk Zumbio, Jr, '4O of the &pat trnent of journalism has been elected president of the local chaptet of Sigma Delta Chi, no tional journalism fraternity Oth er nen elects ate Heibett. Nip son '9O, vice president, Emanuel Roth '4O, smuttily, and Paul S Haldetman '4O, tiensurer Robett L Wilson '4O mill be the delegate to the national con vention to be held at Palo Alto, Califot ma 13111 d PIOICSbOI b at Wake Pm est College 'lace termed an otganlzu don to campaign foi a reduction In the prices of then halt cuts 7Nit)IAAYI.I' istlipki ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS PENN STATE COLLEGIAN il Approves Revi Adds Pledge Definition To Altered Constitution Na'tural Association Stressed Again With Open Houses, Get-Togethers . Characterizing Code Panhellenic Council's ,rushing code for next year was ieleased yesteiday by Juanita M Chambers '9O, Panhellenic president The new code is basically the same as this yeal's'with revisions suggested by sosorities through their Panhellenic representatives As defined by Panhellenic Council, any woman is a pledge on the campus films the time she is notified fisin Dean Ray's office that she has been accepted by the house foe which she has signed a preference sheet Dusing open lashing for freshmen in upperclassmen, a pledge begins when the woman accepts a bid. A pledge miles at the end of one calendar year, and a woman cannot join anothei sounity un til that time is up However, she os the house to which she is,affil listed may desne to bleak the bond and in that case, she may not pledge anothei house until one ealendas yeas from the day on which hes first pledge was teleas ed in Woken First Semester Rulings I A pasty will be given by the Panhellenic Association on the second 'Friday evening of- the fieshmen three-week non-dating period ' 2 All sorority women, harm less and freshmen ate invited .., 3 Soiarity 'women arc asked not to neat then sorority pins to this rash 4 A skit 1%111 be presented by the members a Panhellenic As tociation. 5 The propose of this peaty is to assist in fieshmen orienta tion and to add to the entettain meat of the fieshmen dining the non-dating petiod 6 Thue pill be no segregation of %%omen into separate solotity groups Rulings on Open Houses 1 Each sototity will have an open house dining the fourth week of school on a day and an hoot designated by Panhellenic Asso ciation 2 Dining eNely fourth week thereafter until January 3, each boicnity will have an open house 3 Each freshman of transfer will be l illoued to remain thnty minutes only in each house It, is the duty of smutty women to see that she stays no longer. 'f 4 Absolutely no invitations will be issued to these ,alTans. 5 Expenditures for the open houses .11811 not exceed $5 6 An itemized account of all expendituies shall be handed :on a iegulation sheet to • the Pan hellenic lushing than man the day following each open house Get-together Rules , 1 Each sd f unity may have one get-together a week with the ex ception of the week &sting, which open house§ arc held 2 Get-togethets will be held on a difrefrient day each week from 4 to 5 30 p.m The day will be designated by Panhellenic 3 Only 10 freshmen and tines leis may be present at these in-' faunal, unorganized gatherings at the sorority houses 4 Absolutely no money may be limit in any way on the freshmen or transfers at this time 5 These gatherings may not be held in the houses of alumnae of town _IN omen. Free Association Regulations 1 Theta shall be limited con tact with freshmen and 'transfers until January 3 , 2 Sorority VOlllOll will not be allowed to visit in freshmen or transfei rooms J Ft eslitnen and trouble's will not be entertained in sorority hou , es except .it the designated tunes . of open houses and get tugethdi s, , . , 4. Freshmen and tiansfeis not b allowed to visit in sormity women's towns 5 Sot oily %lumen shall not take to of be seen with freshmen in tiansfeis at the movies or at any of the eating ,Ldaces, except doinutorie , ,, on or off campus. Soli:nay women may talk to freshmen end tiansfeis Just be tot e and after dinner but may not sit with them at meals in the dui mite) y 7 Absolutely no money shall he spent in any way om freshmen and tiansfeis during JAM: first semester with the exception of open houses 8 Smolity women shall not get dates for freshmen 'En transfers " 9 Dui ing,the freshman week, the flint three weeks of school; and in Jemmy there will be no open houses or get-togethers a 1 there shall be a strict silent period dui tag-examination week Second Semester Rulings , A Flee Contact 1 There shall be free contact horn Wednesday at noon, the first Hikers Plan Outing Phillip M. Gaitens '29 and John It Patrick '4l will lead an all- College hike to Shingletown Cali; Sunday. Hikers will leave Old Main ut 2 p.m. Philadelphia Club Honors Harrison: Thompson Today Rotis leg Bandmaster "Tommy" Thompson and Hat re. Harm isoff4 chosen us the outstanding senior athlete, sill be guests of honor at. a Philadelphia Alumni Club ban. quet on Ft Iday night The Phila delphia chapter of the Varsity Club niil also palatinate in the function Attending the banquet Dom Penn State Mil be Dean Cmi P Schott of the School of Physical Education and Athletics, Bob Hig gins, football coach. Malty Man dreics, football assistant, Chick Weiner, Buck coach, Bill Jeffre3, soccer conch, Choi ley Speidel restling touch, Leo Houck, box ing mental, Edward K Hibshman, alumni secietar3, and IL Ridge Ri les, of the depot tment of public infonyatiod day of second semester, until the neck after the following Thurs day at 9 p in B Infomai Pasties 1 Each house is allowed no mole than five Pasties 2 The rushing chatimen of each house must sign up foi the day and hoots of each pai ty with the Panhellenic lashing chanman This will occui at a meeting dim ing January 3 If any house has a Pasty Oth ei thaw on the day for which it has signed, it will be penalized 4 Absolutely all invitations must be n itten. They ,will, be is sued tin °ugh , the Panhellenic postoffice 5 The e•penditui es fm the flee contact pm ocl must. not exceed $2O fi An itenbred account _of all expenditutes fot each day shall be handed on 'a regulation sheet to the Panhellenic iushmg chau marn I=l 1 All invitations must be dis ttibuted through the Panhellenic postoffice 2 The postoffice will be locat ed at a central place on the campus and will be opened at con venient hems 3 Soinitty women will hunt; all Invitations to the postoillee 4 Membeis of Panhellenic As sociation 'l%lll delivei the invita tions to ft eshmon and ti onsfei s in the doi mite: ies Toss n women will be telephoned and asked to call for then invitations at the postolfice 1 Thei e will be a silent pea nal on Siam day at 5 oin until 12 noon Monday dm mg the week of infoi mil pa i tics 2 Thew wall be absolutely no fan them communication during this timebetacen sum an mty women and i ushee, 3 Thee e will be ti silent pet iod oni 9 pm Thui sday, Febt uuty 15, until 5 p m Siam day, Feb.' wily 17, pi eceping the An mid pm ties Silent Period Regulations 1 Each 4 liuuse will have two foi mill 'linnet put ties pi eteding• tot mid Wilms; N 2 Invitations to them_ nettle., must hum the Panhellenic poet of ice nu 'onset than '1 p m Thuis day 3 Iteplits to these invitlitions must be in the Panhellenic poet off ice between 1" and 5 lint Pt t day 4' The 'trilling clum man of each !house will go to the Panhel lenic postolime at 5 o m Ftiday, leceive the replies to het house. 5 The first panty will extend from 5'30 p.m to 7 pill, the sec ond party from 7 30 to 9 p 6. A lusher: may attend two patties, having designated such on her nephes, She may stay at each house no longer than one hour and, a half Z The expenditures for these parties shall not exceed $3O This shall include expenses of actives, rushees, and all participants 8 An itemized account or all expenditures will be submitted to the Panhellenic rushing chan man. 9. The hst of bids from each house 'must be handed in to the office of the' Dean of, Women not later then 41 p.m Saturday. ed Rushing Code ATO, Alpha chi Sig - Take - "Intramural Mushball Titles Alpha Tatt Omega and Alpha Chi Sigma clinched fast place positions in the ' , unmeant and Penn-Allen Mushball Leagues in games played this week ATO sewed up its Fail mount League lead Mule losing 9-8 to Lambda Chi Alpha In othei games THE united AGR, 20-5, and Sigma Pi outslugged Antacid, 12-5 Alpha Chi, Sig was assured of the,. Penn-Allen championship when Theta Chi outslugged Phi Sigma •Kappa, 16-11, and Delta Theta Sigma won by forfeit from Phi Sigma Delta In Campus League games this mak Phi Delt beat Phi Cam, 13-3, Sigma Chi outclassed Sig ma Nu ,8-3, and downed Alpha Zeta, 16-14. TENNIS- Results of college tennis matches to date show Blt B Club 4 defeated Watts Hall 6-2, 6-2, Sigma Pi-4 defeated Phi Delt 4, 7-5, 6-8, 8-6, Watts Hall, 5 de feated Pleat Hall 6, 6-1, 7-5, Delta Chi 3 won by default from Watts Hull '3, Phi Kappa Sig 3 won by default from Alpha Zeta 3, Fiear Hall 7 downed BR B Club 5, 6-1, 6-1, Alpha Chi Rho 2 edged Watts Hall 2, 7-5, 8-6, Lion's Club won by default flora Delta Chi 2, Delta Chi 1 took Lion's Club 1, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, Phi Kappa `Sig 1 measaied Kappa Sig 1, 6-4, 6-J, Beta Sig won by default from Alpha Zeta 1,-Watts Hall defeated B - 11. B Club 4, 6-2, 6-2, and Sigma Pi 4 beat Phi Delt 4, 7-5 8-6, 6-8 GOLF ' In iota amui al golf matches to, date, DU beat Phi Kappa Sig; Phi Gain ineasuted Del ta Sig, 6-0; Delta Chi blanked Hannas, 6-0, Phi Sigma Delt beat.DU, 4-2, Phi . Delt ti nursed Phi Sigma Delt 5-1, Beta Theta Apordrod Ponno Frivolo Businoce School BUSINESS TRAINING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION .0 AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE L for young man and woman ;•'' One, Two and Three Years Me7:4l E' Su e :Me g r C a r lo " : Founded 11163 PEIRCE SCHOOL Pine Sr Woo of Broad Philodalohlo, Po OLDS Afuip FOS MORE Ur Ir. II aro GOING 4C fj SAO 90 NA 041,317X1Y=VIN ACE IN ACTIONT A HONEY TO NONAGE, AND A RESTFUL RIDER ON ANY ROAD f rUT an Olds Sixty through its paces' and you'll kpow You're going places! Olds' 90 H.P I Econo-Master Engine has the power, the pick-up and the stamina to deliver mile after mile of out-front performance-- and at real money,-savings in gas and oil. Olds' exceptional combina tion of Dual Center-Control Steer ing, Handi-Shift and self-energizing Hydraulic Brakes eases the effort and 'adds to the safety of driving. Olds' exclusive Rhythmic Ride brings 'new smoothness,, new stability, new comfort to' Olds' ,famous Knee ,. nvg CAR 'airily,- STEIN MOTOR COMPANY I'2l Southißuirowes Street.- Senior Invitations Are Now Available Senior Invitations, programs and announcements me now on vale at Student Union it A% db announced yestm day by co-chafe men Angelo 1 Conte and Donald V: tViight Students should In log eceipts along 111th them. also It 11.1 S announced that senims mho have not placed mdels to) thei: caps and gouns may still do so by seeing co-chalimen' Victor E GClltiilllllll and William W Cal each at Student Union Pi took over, Sigmo Pi, 54; afrd Beta Sigma Rho donned Phi Psi. I SOCCER' ' .Tied fot the lead if-intiamutal octet competition with two' vie ones apiece aie Kappa/Sig, Phi Kappa, and Fotestty Society .THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STATE COLLEGE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , ~ ES r‘ffir OUT 49 0,9'" 0.11- PAPICE7 4 4 , 40 :tt ee W Z * etrZAZZZ:ijI Mich;l :ft;:nov‘ZlPZerZerZt.:7ZBZZ3n Action glide. Why not take a trial - drive! Go places once in an .. .Olds'', and. you'll go for an Olds for good! !,,1 Friday, May 19, 1939 • THE TIME HAS COME . . . -- When all good men must come to the bid of their wardrobes Rally 'round and see the fine new selections of Summer Wiar New colors, new fabrics and new tailor ing details . all these (and Too e) make this Spring NEW and different • Suits , • Slacks • Shoes • 'Socks • Sweaters ' • Shirts ,' ;„' • Sport Shirts • Swim Trunks- KALIN'S MEN'S 'SHOP The Home of Hart Schaffner , and Marx ,
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