•Page Two PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Successor to Th Free Laura, established 1867 I'ublfehecf *«ml Meekly ihiriuc tho College year, except on holidays, by students of The Pcnmyhanla Stats Colleee, In th*- lateral of the Follwe the students, fartilty, alumni, ■tit! friends THP MANAGIN': BOARD A WILLIAM ENGEL. JR. ’4O. Editor C RUSSELL LCR ’4O Bmlne«* Manager Helen l, rami* *4O Womena Fditor EJtANtIEL ROTH *4O BURTON C WILLIS 1R 40 Managing Editor Arhertising Manager ROBERT L WILSON 40 MORTON NIEMAN ’4ft Sports Fd.tor Circulation Manager iiFRNARD A Nf-WMAN ’4ft DORIS GUTMAN ’4O , News Editor Senior Secretary GFORGE B SCHLrSS 4ft lANFT STORS *4ft - Feature Milor A-d«tnnt Senlm Secretary PAUL HALDLMAN JR 10 W BPADLn GWENS *4O 'Assistant Managing Cli‘nr Assistant New* Editor IiFRUERT NIPSON 'to fill II is R GORDON 40 Assistant Sports Tditor A-smtnnt Women *Fd tor Associate Editors Rnynrd Bloom 41 Bol.erl H Lane 41 William F I owl* r *4l Mwurd I K MeLorle U Elgar V Ball 41 "hhnrd C Perer* 41 Adam * Smyser 41 Womon’s Associate Editors Myth" B Ri I<r! 4t \i.tal Hrir«r«n ’4l V»n» I hemp ’4l Associate Business Managers Lawrence S Driever *4l Joint H Thomas *4l ItoVr. G Robinson '4l Rtit'i Goldstein 41 I.C’dn R lew's 41 Editor 'litis I»Hue ile s Eilitor This Isstn Women’» h*u t« , ''u>r ' Eoterni os nfrond-closs July 1 1314 at tha post. oPlee at State Fol'-wo Pa, limit r tin* ml of March 3 1879 Tuesday, Decembei 19, 1939 DIES VS. DEMOCRACy Cortinued From Page 1 vitally important gubernatoi lal election, they permitted .1 disgruntled Republic an judge, a discharged Republican city manager, and a couple of officious police • officers lo make lurid charges against Governor Frank Murphy.” 6. Representative Dempsey of New Mexico, himself a member of the Dies Commit tee, in a wire lo Dies in which he threat ened to resign: / “1 known ol nothing more cowardly than to permit wild and irrational state ments which have no basis m fact and have only for their end the assassina tion of characters of men who are out standing and who both you and I know to te American citizens of the highest - type.” 7. A-careful study of available leports in dicates that with a few exceptions most of the accused have not been called to the' stand either tor u oss-examinalion or to, make statements m their defense. 8. Documents have not been discovered by the Committee’s investigations Which would aid in cross-examination, fl. For the most .part, testimony has been given freeiy by peisons bitterly opposed to the activities on which they testified 10. A New York repoi ted (not yet proven a Communist) m a i ecent stoi y • "The mixture of plausible testimony with the fantastic, the practice of Com mittee members of putting words in the witnesses’ mouths, their almost univer sal failure to seek development or proof of startling accusations or lo develop backgrounds and possible animus of ac- cusers make covering the inquiry a head- ache of major proportions.” 11. The practcie of vauous Committee members of making public statements, speeches and radio addi esses before the hearings on specific chai ges are complet- . ed. 12. The first volume of the hearings, which includes 500 pages, was “1 ead in” to the record with little 01 no questioning. Tho same testimony named as “Communist” 640 organizations, 483 newspapers, and 280 labor organizers 13., Consumers’ organizations, striving to further the welfare and interests of mil lions of consumers throughout the coun try and includnig thousands of conser vative members, were accused last week of being “Communist transmission belts.” The consumers’ report was is sued by Dies and a discredited aide, J. B. Matthews, without consulting the other . members of the committee and w|hout a single hearing Y THESE ARE the facts We leave the verdict with the-students The Collegian rests its case. --Is this a Committee that Americans want ’to" investigate then colleges and universi ties? Is this a Committee which would ben >lsl, the cause of fiee thought and free Speech m our institutions of higher learn ing.? Have not the tactics of the Dies Com mittee, we ask, done the cause of democracy more harm than good ? ( ■ If' the Committee has effected a single benefit, it has more than nullified its at tempts with a bigoted and Hitlerian pat lern of tactics which future historians will ook'upon as a cancer on the body of demo cratic government.—E. R. OLD MANIA Dear Santa We Mon’t waste time Eveiy year, you know, we’ve been wi iting foi something and this is no exception This neck of the woods may be slight ed in many things, but mound Yuletide eveiyone knobs that vou’ll be hete for youi annual trip As official coi respondent for the gang here, 1 have the following list of gifts for vour fulfill ment Please, Santa, don’t slip up on an> thing Here's The List A free subscription of Post Scnpt to Bursar Russ Claik A shovel for Sammy Wyand . It’s piling up mound SLA, we’re told A can of “Drano” for Sammy Gallu’s pipes which, we hear, aie in bad shape lately . . Lydia Pmkhnm’s latest hook on Household Remedies for Doc Ritenoui A splashy toupee foi Gandy Galbraith A cake of ice for Art Davis and Ins hockey ciew so that they can begin training “I*’ average for Bus Anderson and about 200 other social-seniors Five pounds of sugar George Donovan and Win ren Elliott, co-winners of the recent wide-smile contest An cditoiml staff for LaVie .Rlchnril C Peters ’4l ..Adam A Sm>ser ’4l _ Union I. Camp *4O Must List An apion foi Brat Gaulncr who, believe it or not, baked nil the cakes for the recent Busmen Women’s Xmas paity A pillow- foi Cliff Mc- Williams who finds it liai d on the hack sitting oil the bench A lubbei hull with n screw in it for the tnxi Screwball Walt Settling, jumpin’ i heel leader Bigger and bottei apples for Appleknochei (whoops' Apple-judgct)' Andy Zargei to judge in forthcoming contests Bob Higgins nnd Bob Wilson, gilt edge scinp hooks of the 'l9 football edition A gill named Ethel for Wrestler Du vie Waite At least two-bits to start the ball lolling on that Student Union bldg Some wider doois foi the Rathskeller, since Len Fiketich stinted passing pitchers A bottle of Bromo for Phiep Mar*h Wagman Add Musts A private phone lino between the Kappa arrl SAE houses A new pinball machine for Ran dall Graham ,A year’s supply of seegars foi Leo Flonan Fred Doctoi Marcus Houck Tf you're out of cigars, .1 new tux will do . . For Doc Schott, a new spiel to 1 attle off- at all the pre-game football smokers . A new sot of uniforms for the Blueband An official wrest ling book for Registiai Hoffman A note of congratulations to the Craighead twins who re cently published their book, Hawks in the Hand. A pair of glasses for the DOPE who called all the houses about the flu vacation (He wiote us the other day#and called us everything from a moron to a feeble-minded so-and-so. because of what we printed about his early vacation call He said the vacation DOES start Wednesday Go get him boys . There’s places for such people ) Fourteen new shiny badges for the Campus cops, who offered then services free fot the Xmas Ben efit dance last'Sat mte More . Sant ij Free matches all year mound for the sandwich shop (the cheapskates) “A thank-you” lettei to Burgess Leitzell (Yes, the Burgess') for his fine cooperation this year with the 'student bodv . A dozen fiesh puns for Dean Warnock and his Daily Half-Colyutn . Also a stirct censor now and then And, as usual, a Joe Miller joke book for Froth A free ticket to the Gridiron Banquet for PSCA Harry Seamans who didn’t attend last year be cause of the nbbing he got the vear before . Guarantee no ribbing this year Russ Eck, an increased Collegian allowance if he insists on playing Geoige Donovan ping-pong for money A few tips on how to write sports for Centre deadlycnmes Bill Ufeuch (We refer you to his 27 class) Oh, yes And to the Thetas, please leave to the Thetas —The MANIAC s $ is $ if O Ur Christinas II '' message is best ex p pressed by our sincere M wish that you may have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Pros- M perous New Year 8 ' * 8 . 1 1 - I | KEELER'Sj I • $ Continued From Page 1 State College, Pa ABCh 425 Jhn 27—S 200 Hort * ; ABCIi 427 By appt ABCh 417 lan 25—8 100 Ag AE 405 B> appl AgEe 2 Jan 25—2 215 Dairy AgEc 4 By appl AgEc 8 lan 27—8*208 BL AgEc 11 lan 25—10 20 Arm AgEc 12 Jan 27—8 100 Ag AgEc 24 Tan 2G—2 128 SLA AgEc il Jan 10—8 US HE AgEc 407 Jan 20—10 20 128 SLA AgEc 420 By appl „ AgEd 10 lan 27—8 200 PH VgEd 24 Tan 11—8 100 Ag AgEng 4 lan 20 —8 200 Hort . 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Nat Ed 1 By appt Nat Ed 101 5. 7. 1 101. 10, 110 By appt J>etE 73 Jan 25—10 20 111 MI PetE 481 Jan 27—2 119 Ml PH 1 Jan 31—2 100 Hort PH 5 Jan 20—10 20 100 Hort PH 6 Jan 27—10 20 ,103 Ag PH 7 Jon 26—8 101 HE PII 10 By appt PH 201 Jan 31—2 100 Hort Pllll 1 Jan 25—10 20 200 Engß Phil 2 Jan 25—10 20 See List Phil 5, 0. 418, 425 By appt Phys Sci 1 Jon 31—2 See List Phys Sci 7 Jan .10—2 See List Phys Sci 8 Jan 27—S See Lisl > Phys 211 Jan 20—10 20 Alld Bnl Phys 212 Jan 31—10 20, Aud Bal Phys 217 Jnn 26—2 Aud MR Ami Bnl Phys 218 Jnn 21—2Aud ME Phys 2.51 Jnn 20—10 20 Aud MF Phys 232 Jon 11—10 20 And lIP Phys 305, 100 Jan 25—8 100 Hort Phys 305 Jan 27—10 20 3 VKH l’lljs 401, 411, 407 500, 571 573 Bv appt , , -AT PE NN STATE dF £M\ '1 23 W MITTANV AVENUE-. ML ROOMS WITH RUNNING WA HR SeasoriV Greetings Schedule PhysEd 1 Jnn 25—10 20 And MB’ PhysEd 3 Jan 25—10:20 And Bal' PhysEd 31 Feb I—B See List PhysEd 13 Jan 31—10 20 See List PhysEd SLW Jan 30—2 2'WH . PhysEd BIM Jan 30—2 117 Dairv PhysEd 58 Jan 20—2 2 WH ' PhysEd 101 M Jhn 27—2 3 NLA PhysEd 101 W Jan 27—2 2 WIT PhysEd 108 By appt PhysEd 212 Jan 27—S 32 IH PhysEd 221 M Jan 25—8 Rec Hall PhysEd 2211 V Jnn 25—8 3 WH PhysEd 225 Jan 20—2 12 TH PhysEd 230 By appf' ** PhysEd 433 By appt PhysEd 455 Ton 25—2 2 EngF PhysEd 4{f9jßy appt Pol Sci 3 Jnn 30—10 20 See List PolSc! 5 Jan 26—10 20 See List, , Pol Sci 7 Jhn 25—10 20 200 'Hort PolScl 0 By appt PolSc! 10 Jan 25—2 200 Ag Pol Sci 13 Tan 27—8 110 HE Pol Sci 14 Jan 26—8 318 Main Pol Sci 15 Jan 26—2 3 HE Pol Sci 20 Jan 27—10 20 418 Main Pol Sci 25 Jan 27—2 200 TC Pol Sci 26 Jan 29—8 224 HE Pol Sci ,417 Jnn 25—2 418 Main Pol Sci 419 Jan 25—« 3 HE Pol Sci 428 Jan 25—10 20 418 Main Pol Sci 434 Jan 26—2 103 HE Pol Sci 436 By appt Pay 1 Jan 29—10 20’ 105 WH Pay 2 Tan 21—8 See List Psy 7 By appt Psj 14 Tan 31—2 And MF Pay 412 Jan 30—2 3 WH Psy 415, 417, 421 By appt Psy 437 Jnn 3<\— 2 200 EngT) - • Psy 176 B\ appt Psj 477 B\ Appt RR. 1 Jart 27—10 20 207 EngA Typing 1 2 I>\ appt Shorthand 1 2 By appl Soc 1 Feb I—B See Lint Soc 2 Jhn 26—2'105 WH - Soc 3 Jan 29—10.20 206 A» , Soc 4 Jan 25—10 20 See List Soc 5 Jan 29—2 5 Main Soc 10 By appt Soc 12 Jan 27 2 200 Hort DON'T FORGET PENN STATE CHRISTMAS BALL ; , HOTEL BRUNSWICK-LANCASTER Friday Evening, Dec. 29th 1 10:00 P.M. Music by Rex Rockwell s3.oo,Per Couple> GIFT SUGGESTIONS:—. FOR HER:— „ ' 'TOILETRIES'by ' , ' • Elizabeth Arden - - • Early American • Coty - • Yardley •. Du Barry ' ’ • Max Factor , ‘ • Revlon' •- r FOR HIM:— ~ \, " • Tobaccos A 'A • Billfolds ' • Cameras, > -r • 'Pipes "f ' \ 'Y v 4,/'l • Military Sets>V-, • Poker Sets-i McLanahan’s Drug Store S Allen St " , ' _ ' State College" GOING byFASTRAI Just phone the i way Express aj when your ttunl Bags are packet' off they will sj direct to your hi mallei ties and cipal, towns can send "collect goes Use this both coming train trip full i When you-phoi 'our agent when North Athertoi 'RikiiL OExpi •NA-nON-WIBC it Tuesday, December 19; 1939 t Sot Vi Tan 26—8 flee List- ' Sec 21 Jan 26—S 12 SLA Soc 412 Jan 28—*10 20 103 HE Son 420 By nppt ' Hoc 444 Jan 25—-10 20 103 HE Sp 1 Jan 20—10 ’2O See List Sp 2 Tan 31—8 200 EngD ' ' 1 Sp 3 Man 11—10 20 See List Sp 4, 444 lan 11—8 200 EngD (Attainment) Sp 5, 301 By appt Speech 350, 410. 400 Bv appt Sp 405, 401 By appt , ' ' Str 1 Jan 25—10 20 207 EngA - Sir 401 Jan 27—1 205 Sir 403 Jan 20—8 205 EngA' 1 Sit 407 By appt Sur 45 Jan 20—2 205 EngA Stir 56 Jan 25—10 20 See List Sur 57 Jan 31—2 101 EngA Sur 02 Jan 21—8 110 Ml Zool 1 Tan See List Zool 25 Jan Ml—2'll2 Main Zool 20 Irfil 27—10 110 TIE Zool 31 Jan 25—2 2,Z00l Zool 41 Jan 20—2 207 HE , , Zool 42 Jan 20—8 128 SLA Zoo] 40 Jan 30—8 405 Main Zool 47 By appt Zool 437 Jan 20—8 10 HE Zool 410 By appt . DID YOU KNOW that the Associated. Press, rated Penn State among the, 'first 20, outstanding teams for 1939? The! New York Yankees' were first. . : FROMM'S ~ * y-
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