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TODAY AND WED
Half the Lops in Li cation vault
ed Jiintni, but not half an
muck as Claudette did' Sky
larking adventure' Riotous to
mant.e'
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
1 , JAMES STEWART
'`.`.lfs a Wonderful
World"
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Frances Drake
ADDED
A Walt Disney Cartoon
—"THE UGLY DUCKLING"
httonTY
- as the foe-sla ended Males'
TEMPESTUOUS
' , at, a storm In the ttopliat
SPECTAC U LA R
tis the tedsele,b clash Of lock
'less 0100 and relentless nn
Rae'
Gary Grant - Jean Arthur
In
"ONLY ANGELS
} HAVE WINGS"
with
, .
, Richard Barthelmess
Rita Hayworth
A Howard Hawks Production
ON THE STAGE
Thursday Only, at 8 20, the
'tate College Junior Drum
'and Bugle Corps First Con
•eert with New Urntorms and
;Instruments
Isrfri,te
ShiiWi at' r 1 30, 3'oo, 6.30, 8 30
Complete show as lato - as . 9.05
TODAY AND WED
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. ' Lionel Atwlll
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Students Feel Education Fails
To Meet Present Day Demands
College Youths Hold
They Learn Too
Much Theory
BY Student Opintom Sn'velis
AUSTIN, 'revue Ma) 22—Mod
ein Alibi ican ethic:atoll in the
opinion of the 'natality of the'inil.
lion ,1111 i a half college students
'tow getting educated Is not elect
ing plesent day need%
Sin cut of evetv 101 students in
out collebes and 11111tetsItle, have
some indictment to make The Stu
dent Opinion Sill %eys of Ante'lca
have discovered this In a national
poll conducted lot the Penn State'
Collegian and 87 Whet campus
publications coopciatlng In these
studies
Some may say that the aretago
tollege Ito) is a chi ow- complain
et about hl school ootk But lot
to vice et s fot the Sut veys found
that must of these students am
able to out into mods what they
think education needs Vile meat
It's Not Hoops,
But Croquet
At State
'I lie gills at Vassal c a
monopoly on hoop.t oiling, hut
Penn Stale plays (Amine!'
A new eta or I eilealion has
tu
tived as students this') out of class
and switim ore! the Pont campus,
mallet in isami No iimie do boys
.l.11(1 gills bile on the grass, but the
dull thud 01 nom! against V.OOll I C.
Sounds funs in pout 01 Old Alain
No less than dill ee sels, 01 eight
mallets each hate been obtained
through the Guidon' Rea cation
Gaines Committee %GUI Raymond
C Coakely 'l9 as chalt Call Gem ge
es t, 511 poi Intendent of
pun :111, and buildings, has wanted
peitukssion to use the campus
'the cloquet sets aie non as iii_
able at the Student Union desk
Utah a mallet and tel s go'
`Pup' Golden Day Observed
"Pop" Golden Day-w,e, ob,cived
by the Allegheny County Alumni
OM) at its weekly luncheon in
Pittsbuigh last Finlay Golden,
foi mei athletic dnettoi here, who
is now going to Florida to live,
was guest of hon.,
Al
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) TODAY ONLY
808 BURNS
in
"I'M FROM,
MISSOURI"
with Gladys George
WEDNESDAY ONLY I
"TORCHY RUNS
FOR MAYOR"
with
GLENDA FARRELL
BARTON MaeLANE
TOM KENNEDY
THURSDAY ONLY
BING CROSBY
in -
"EAST SIDE OF
HEAVEN"
with
JOAN BLONDELL
MISCHA AUER
PENN STATE PLAYERS
PRESENT
"You Can't Take It
, With You"
June 9 8:30
June 10 7:30
v Is fm mote vocational training
and specialized study Ovet whelm
high , collegians eve!) a here made
that statement—although many
wet found who naut colleges to
change their coin sea of study a ith
an emphasis on cultural buck
et ound and liberal arts
Still appt militate') use' y stu
dent approached seemed to say,
"We ate getting too muck them y
that ac cannot use In, Muting a job
when ae step ft om college into a
amid C.l owded with unemployed "
That attitude goes hand In hand
ith a recent poll taken by the
veys in which students declar
ed they believe they are facing a
aOl Id that offal s less opportuni
ties than It did helot e they were
born
IVllethet the Ameilean college
arnica is light of wtong the Sul
leys do not tiy to point out, This
I', tamely a tecotd of what they
say and why Vol example, there
ale n good many men who would
like to see education "attuned to
the world of today, model niYed"
`Hobo Judge' Is Granted
' Degree For Speech Here
J. Leon Lazarowitz Honored As `Nictor Of
Hobo-ology' Following Talk To
Sociology Classes •
J Leol LaLalowitz went to Lot
'ego only one day in his life but
alleady he has caviled his dottot's
"degiee "
It all happened tight here at
Penn State on Finlay .1 Leon
°with wandered into town
by way of thumb, asked for a
meal, was "distoyeted," spoke in
sLyel al SOL iology classes, was
:panted an honoiaiy degree, had
a poem wtitten about him, was
'ntei vicw ed, fed, and feted,
-aught a tide to Pittsbuigh and
thsappeated back into the un
known world from whore he had
conic •
"Who is this mysterious Mi.
Laaaiowitz?" was the question in
the minds of the students in Fn
-
,lay's Sociology 5 -and 15 classes
They didn't - wondet, long for they
wore soon tam med that J Leon
Lazaiowate'was a Doctor of G. T.
(Gratis Touting), Pi ofessot of
Milestone Inspection Old Time
Hobo, and the , Chief Justice of the
Supreme Hobo, Kangaroo Court
of the Rambling Hobo Fellowship
of Ames Ica
And when he had finished
,peaking to the Sac 15 class he
had added the title of Doctor of
flobo-Ology to his list fol i that
cl..ss, through its applause, giant
d him the, honor
Judge Lazaiowlt7 told them of
Ih6 life of the load He spoke of
itsils in the Kangaioo court and
of decisions he had handed down
He told of his expeliences
And he finished, so he told an
inlet viewer latei, not because he
had tun out of matetial but be-
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TODAY
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toil l 3
Student Union afternoon dance
called off because of mauguiation
,MISCELLANEOUS
Senior, invitations sue non, avail
able at the Student Union Oleo
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110 West College Mr=
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
More Specialized And
Vocation Studsie
Requsted
Faults, they say, sac found In (mi
litia,' that do not Pt Individual
needs and dime ate many incom
petent teachers This might be cor
rected, one student suggested, by
Paying faculties higher salaries
Some state that 1501001 b should
teach mole patriotism, educate
people to distinguish between dem
oitaty and "Pilllb " There is too
much emphasis on glades, some
hold—and a few even complain
that the (Anuses they ale now tak
ing ,ue "snaps"—too easy
Pet hops pointing to local condi
tions, students of the Middle la
'antic states were tho least satis
fied, 'Mille those of the West Con
ttal and Southet it sections split al
most 50-51.1 on the question, "Gen
eially, do you think education is
meeting pi esent day needs"
cause the fifty-minute paned was
up
"Ya know," lie said, "I could
talk foi days'
State College is a little ofT the
beaten path lot hoboes It's a lit
tle too fat from the main tatl
toad lines to atta act many of
them Because of this, Judge La
,alowitz was naked how he hap
?ened to ai live in State College
"Something in me told me to
come bet e and I would be all
tight," the Chief Justice said
"Just say that some little blithe
told me"
Laiarowit7 came here !tom the
national convention of the Hobii
Fellowship which was held in
Scranton, May 5 and h The Fel
lowship has a national inembei
'hip of 9,030 and a goodly num
bet of them attended khe con
mition
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called for and delivered The Re
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FREE Student Union attetnoon
dances every Tuesday and
Thutsdny, 4 to 5. in the Armory
Muble, by Clinton, Goodman, Dor..
soy, Shaw, etc 2454tc-GD
WILL THE person who accident
ally took a knee-length raincoat
at the Collegian banquet please
ietuin it to George Schless, Sig
ma Tau Phi
ATTENTION, Fieshnien: Sopho
moles, Juniors, 0041 Seniors Get
row date now fol the Student Un
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Box A 290-Up-BIC
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leather case Finder please re
turn to Student Union ot➢ce.
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Glennland Pool last WednesdaY.
May 17 Finder please call Fred
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ward ' 288-2t5-BB
La Vies To Be Ready
Friday; Change From
Old College Is Theme
Copies of the 1139 LaVie 0111
be ready for distribution at. SQ.
dent Union desk in Old Main
starting Friday
This year's theme lb the con
trast between the old Penn State
and the College as it' non an
acerb after the changes of the
last several years
Track
(Continued From Page Three)
Pitt, second, Piece, Penn State,
thud, Mettle, Penn State Time
-4 224 .
440 -yard Mash—Wo - F - b- y Feu ,
a la, Pttt, second, MVICeb, Pitt,
thud, Giaf, Pitt Tti7jc-51. 4
2-mile run—Won bi; Boulanger,
Pitt; second, Strange, Penn. State,
thud, Henderson, Penn State.
Time-9 44 2.
880-yard tun—Won by Wood
' uff, Pitt, second, Guest, Penn
State, third, Anderson, Pitt Time
—1 59 9
220-yard low hurdles—Won by
Frazier, Penn State, second, New
ban, Pitt, thud, Ktistl, Pitt
Time-24 8.
220-yard dash—Won by Ohl,
Pitt, second, Sutton, Penn State;
Tiegonning, Pitt Time
-21 7
Hammel thiow—Won by Beat
ty, Penn State; second, Hanley,
Penn State, thud, Ethard, Penn
State Distance-127 feet, 5 in-
High jump—Won by Smith,
Penn State, second, SulkoWski,
Pitt, third, Doehnei t, Penn State
Height-6 feet, 2 inches (New
Penn State record )
Shot put—Won by Bazyk, Pitt,
second, Hanley, Penn State, thud,
Vukmanic, Penn State Dustnnte
--40 feet, 5% inches
Pole vault—Won by Clark,
Penn State, second, tie between
Jackson, Penn State, and Clifton
.nd Dines, Pitt Height-13 feet,
inches (New Penn State lee
d )
Javelin throw—Wen by Yak
manic, Penn State, second, Han
ky, Pend State, thud,
Pitt Distance-19S feet, 10 1 / 2
inches
Discus—Won by Viikmanic,
Penn State, second, Bazyk, Pitt,
thud, Konetsky, Pitt Distance--
141 feet, 7' inches
Mood jump—Won by Ohl, Pitt,
•etond, McDowell, Pitt, thud,
Ktiql, Pitt Distance-24 feet, 1
inch
Frosh Track
(Continued From Page Three)
State, thud, Manul, Pitt Time
-4 29 3
440-y.lld dash—Won by Stickel,
Pitt, second, Thiel, Penn State,
thud, Peters, Penn State Tune—
sa n
2-mile I un—Won by ,BoutgeLte,
Penn State, Second, Foote, Pitt,
thud, Buckwaltei, Penn State
Trine-10 14 4
880-yard 1 un—Won by Heat le,
Penn State, second, Saunders,
Pitt, thud, Peteis, Penn State
Time-2 6 5'
220-yard low hut dles—Won by
Stickel," Pitt, second, Bates, Penn
State, thud, Puce, Penn State
Tune-27 2
220-yard dash—Won by Ewell,
Penn State, second, Glutei, Pitt,
thild,,Quigley, Penn State Time
—213 (New freshman tet.old)
Hanunei thi ow—Won by Corb
man, Penn State; second, Hill,
Pitt, thud, Keppler, Penn State.
Distance-104 feet, 2% inches.
High jump—Won by Kiug and
Gross, Penn State, second, tie be
tween Gauett, Penn State, and
Jessup, Pitt Height-5 feet. 10
'itches
Shot put—ylon by Gaibtnskt,
Penn State, second, Rhodes, Pitt,'
thud, Hill, Pitt Distance-40
feet, 5% inches.
Pole vault—Thee way tie for
rust between Rhodes, Jessup, and
Smith, all of Pitt Height-11
feet•
'Javelin—Wen by Elliott, Pitt,
record, Rhodes, Pitt, thud, Pet
tills, Penn State Distance-185
feet, 14, inch
' Discus—Won by Rhodes, Pitt,
second, Hill, Pitt, third, Ross,
Penn State Distance-123 feet,
7 inches,-
Broad Jump—Won by • Ewell,
Penn State; second, Carter, Pitt,
thud, Norton, Pitt. Distance-24
1% inches. (new freshman
ccord )
Eugene H. lederer
, REAL E.VATt
114 E. Beaver Ave., Dial 4066
State Caliege
Hotelme
Leaders Boost Hotel
' Management Study
In Conferences
Penn State's infant Hotel Ad
ministralion course received a he
mendoun push rot said over the
week-end when Miss Phyllis IC
Sprague, head of the comae, con
ferred with leading hotelmen of
the state, bete and hi Altoona
Miss Sprague spoke at. a meet
ing of the Central .Pennsylvania
Hotehnetes'Association in Altoona
h~niday night and gained the whole
heat led capitol tof that body The
outline, which trains students to be
hotel managers, has already been
endorsed by the &inimical' Hotel
Association
idle] this meeting Allss Spiugue
widened with several outstanding
hotelmen at which the topics,
"Modern...:flends in Hotel Train,-
ing" and "A Chltical Analysis of
the Hotel Field 4," uthe discussed
This balllC group of hotelmen met
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WATCH US FREEZE IT DAILY!
New College Diner .
W. College Ave.
Support Coutse
here Satinday mmuing
Xchnund C Flynn '29, assistant'
manage' of the Hotel , William
Penn, and Mules Heinle '29,
manager, Carlisle Inn, were active`
membeis on the committee Other
outstanding hotelmen on the com
mittee were Pianklin Mame,
managei of the Penn Hair's Hotel
in Harrisbutg. Finnic /g_ Hynes,
secteLny of the Pennsylvania Ho
tel Assciciation, Harry WI. Wag
net, manage: of the Hotel Hunt
ingdon and Hotel Lewistown, and
H S Shuck, owner-manager of the
Had Dimelino, Phillips, and the
Fott bigoniet
John W. Lee, manager of the
Nittany Lion Inn here, and Mr 0 4
Mateet, manages of the State Col
lege Hotel, played an active Art
in the conferences My Mateet
held u luncheon Saturday for the
hotelmen and the 17 students en,
tolled In the Hotel Administration
course here
Definite tevisions and recom
mendations Nthich resulted from
the confetence of hotelmen and
at the
TileadaY, May 23, 1939
inofessois &Aultlay morning will
be incur notated In the in esent cur
-1 lculitin
The LOU! be has been made
finitely mole valuable and effe-C—
-live by getting the Practical Mails
of the lißtelmen bite the coulee,
Miss Sulam stated
' ' , Clark
(Continued From Page Three),
lle wott'l use any other pole but
the blue one=-he painted it blue
The pole weighs only font 'pounds.,
blue paint and all. and he clalmsit
is one of the lightest hi, the bull
nest
Vital qatistics .1!:
stands 6 feet, neighs 140 pounds
Janie Gruber inspires him
designs model airplanes , wants',
to mate: aviation likes Henan
Goodman) anti, "And the Angel 4
Sing" tennis, skiing, swini . . : l
ming, and ice skating Myelin.;
sports gloat fisherman ~1 . 1
caught a shank but tile line broke 4
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