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Shows at-1.30, 3.00, 6:30, 8:30
LAST TIMES TODAY
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GEORGE RAFT
. JOAN BENNETT E.
.740 HOUSE
CrOJI -Ike, BAY"
PLUS A CHANCE FOR A
FREE DATE
All the boys attending this
show will be given a free num
beied ticket The girls will al
so ICCCIVC a ticket from anoth
ei seises Those couples who
succeed in matching up their
numbeis will have the privil
ege of attending a showing of
" 'TIL WE MEET AGAIN" at
the Cathaum next Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday as our
guests
SAT, MON , TUES
FOUR WEEKS gI 9
TO LIVE! -
thee poured all their love into
, ch ether's 'ate hearts./
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I MON., TUES.. WED. i
Shows at - • - 6:30, 8:30
Matinee Saturday Only at 1:30
TODAY ONLY
Spcncor Tracy
Hody Lamarr
"I Take This Woman"
SATURDAY ONLY
GEORGE O'BRIEN
VIRGINIA VALE
in
"Bullet Code" -
MONDAY ONLY
Lynn Bad Johnny Davis
Henry Wllooxon
in
~F ree, Blonde and
Twonty-One" '
Bramble Elected
Counselors' Head
Detailed Plans Released
For Fraternity Booklet
William C Bramble was elected
president of the Association of
Fraternity Counselors to succeed
Alex Black at a meeting of the
group Tuesday nWht
A committee report disclosed that
the fraternity rushing booklet will
be ready for distubution before
school closes The booklet will
have 16 pages and will be printed
in black, green, and gold on glossy
paper.
Sections in the profusely-illus
trated booklet will be devoted to
the typical day of a freshman, fra
ternities and scholarship, social ac
tivities, the cost of a fraternity,
"intangibles," and "How Do I Be
come a Fraternity Man , " Pres
Ralph D Hetzel will write an in
troduction, and Dean Ai thur R
Warnock will contribute a message
to incoming freshman and transfer
students
Other officers elected at the
meeting were James E McCord,
vice-president, Jesse S Doolittle,
secretary, and Charles Schlow,
member of executive committee
Eight members of the association
were proposed to Intrafraternity
Council as possible members of a
committee to enforce the rushing
code IFC will decide on four of
the men, who will then pick a fifth
member
St Paul, Minn , courts and char
itable institutions will serve as
the laboratory for College of St
Thomas sociology students
Tha orLa
TONIGHT
and
TOMORROW NIGHT
The Show You've
Been Waiting For
DANGER!!
MEN AT WORK
"DON'T SEND YOUR BOY
TO VASSAR" -
Curtain Tune 7:15
All Seats 50c
Schwab Auditorium
ARROW SHIRTS
-,*'_,
MEN'S APPAREL
1.46 South Allen St., Diagonally Across from Nit Offite
'
fltnOW TI E S ARROW UNDERWEAR
Politics
(Continued horn page I)
system and the extension of
visiting hours at the Int =my
4 Establish a better advisory re
lationship between students
and faculty
5 Further the "co-operative"
movement of the Penn State
6 Establish a committee to aid in
the orientation of transfer stu
dents
'4l CAMPUS PLATFORM
I The appointment by the All-
College President of an under
graduate committee to estab
lish better relations between
alumni and the student body
2 The support of the All-College
placement bureau to coordinate
the work of the various schools
in finding jobs for graduating
seniors
3 The exemption of any student
from final examinations in any
course in which he has a "2"
average or better
4 The continued support of the
"Drydock" as a worthwhile so
cial center on the Penn State
42 Campus Platform
I Establish the Charity Ball as
an annual dance, the entire
proceeds of which will go to
ward setting up a fund for
needy students
2 Advocate and actively support
the establishment of a student
placement service for graduat
ing seniors
3 Reorganization and improve
ment of the entire athletic set
up at Mont Alto, with numeral
awards for successful competi
tors
4 Pledge 100 pel cent support for
a permanent ice skating rink
for student use only
5 Guarantee full cooperation in
the establishment of a Lion
Shrine
6 Continuation and improvement
of the existing student book
exchange
7 Organization of a legal advis
ory committee composed of
faculty members for aiding un
dergraduates in difficulty. /
8 Increasing student parking fa
cilities at Penn State.
'43 Campus Platform
1 The exemption of any student
from final examinations in any
course in which he has a "2"
average or better.
2 The encouragement of a more
efficient Health Service for
Penn State
3 An indefinite continuation of
the "Drydock "
4 A sincere effort to open the va
rious shops of the College Sat
urday afternoon and Sunday
for those who wish to work on
a hobby
5 Fulfill the prevalent need for a
drinking fountain in Mac Hall.
5 Give the sophomore class the
power to vote for its choice of
an orchestra for Soph Hop
ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS
PENN - STATE' COLLEGIAN
,
New 'Circulation . Records
Used In Central Library
Mcßee Keysort Slotted Cards Substituted For
Library Call Slips; Book Cards No Longer Used
A new method of keeping circulation records, by which Mcßee
Keysort slotted cards are substituted for library call cards and book
cards are no longer:used, is now being used in the Library,
Providing an economical way of
sorting cards rapidly and accur
ately, the Mcßee Keysort card has
round holes punched adjacent, to
the edges of the card A sorting
code has been worked out where
by slotting away the part of, the
card between . hole and '.:edge
makeS 'a notch, which' establishes
the desired classification
When ,the borrower wants a
book, he fills out the card giving
call number, author and title, and
signs his name, address, and col
lege status. The library assistant
stamps the date due and slots the
card ,to indicate the desired classi
fication of the charge
To Provide Statistics '
Thus this one card, while filed
by call number, will through a
process of sorting by a needle in
dicate the date due or any other
information that may be desired
After all records have been
changed to Keysort cards, these
will be employed to provide 'sta
tistics for reading surveys as well
as to indicate overdue books.
Borrowers have been asked to
cooperate with the Lb/my by fill
ing out the Mcßee Keysort cards
completely, legibly, and accurate
ly. Posters with specific direc
tions have been placed near the
circulation desk in the Library
CINEMANIA
" 'Til We Meet Again," the poig
nant romantic tale of a man and
a woman for whom there was no
tomorrow, opens at the Cathaum
tomorrow and continues Monday
and Tuesday.
Co-starring Merle Oberon, the
I ustrous star of "Wuthering
Heights," and George Brent,' the
reckless hero of "Fighting nth,"
this new film Is set against the
brilliant background of a trans-
Pacific luxury liner on which ex
ists a love affair between a girl
who knows that she has but a few
months to live and a man who is
being brought back to San Quen
tin to pay the death penalty',
TKE Chapters Meet Here
Moic than GO tepresenatives
from 13 chapters will convene here
this week-end as guests of the lo
cal chapter in an all-Eastern Con
ference and School of Instruction
of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity
George W Elliott, executive sec
retary of the Philadelphia Charri
ber of Commerce, will be the prin
cipal speaker at the banquet in the
Nittany Lion tomorrow night Dean
Arthur R' Warnock will talk on
present fraternity trends /
CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified ads are accepted only
at Student Union Office in Old
Main' and must be paid before
insertion. Ads are accepted up to
1 p.m on the day preceeding
publication. .•
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex
pertly repaired Portable" and
office machines for sale of rent
Dial 2342 Hariy F Mann, 127 W
Beaver avenue 16-Sept
WANTED —By - faculty couple,
one-half of duplex house or
small bungalow, unfurnished Must
have living room, two bedrooms,
kitchen and private bath Will oc
cupy June 1 Reply to Box 13,,Stu
dent Union 241-31 c-GD
FOR SALE—Used, size 36 tux with
shirt, cheap, Phone 618 and ask
for Dick 243-ttp-EK
DO YOU HAVE my knee-length
gabardine raincoat taken by
mistake at Sigma Phi Sigma' , Pair
of gloves in pocket Maybe I have
yours Call Driever 3223, Delta
Sigma Phi ,;
It's Almost Heti
the
P. S. CIRCUS
Sat., April fl;.
Gen. Ram 2Se
Res, Seats Ric
Hifi HALL
Tennis Courts Now Open
To Students And faculty;, ,
Phone,Foi Reieriations
The tennis courts ' are now
open to the student body with
the system of making reserva
tions, inaugurated two years
ago, again in use this spring.
Dr. Carl P. Schott. Dean of the
School of Physical ' Education
and Athletics, announced yes
terday.
Approximately 1800 students
and 62 faculty members used
the courts during May last year
under the present plan, which
permits courts to be reserved a
day in advance.
"Reservations may be made
by dialing the College and ask
ing for "Tennis Courts " Courts
may be reserved for only one
hour, and if -they- are not taken
up within 15 minutes of the
specified hour, the reservation
ls automatically cancelled.
The man in charge of reser
vations will be on duty from 8
a. in. to noon. and from I to 5
p. in. during the week. Sunday
hours are from 1 to sp. in. He
will be located at the New
Beaver Field ticket office near
est the courts. r
A larger portion of the Ogle
torpe University faculty is in
"Who's Who" than any other col
lege in America.
How would ou
answer these questions?
Who is the most advertised
doctor in the U.S.?
And how, banned from the sic, does he
. .., still sell his attractively priced"operations"
Ai over XERA, "the world's most powerful
A broadcasting station"? Here's the story of
the goat-gland medico the authorities are
.. N, W
finally after, and him he has made a fabu
-1
lous fortumby methods the FCC and the
American Medical Association would give
theircollectiverightarmtostop.ReadCmin
at,. try Doctor Goes to, Tort, by : J. C. Fumes.
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....023.3.7.--
How would you get even
with a sarcastic boss?
Say you were on a newspaper where three city editors and two
managing editors had quit because they couldn't stand the
sarcastic old goat who owned the paper:.. Could you get even
—in print? ReadAfem/y We Go to Press, by Phil R. Sheridan.
What are Europe's 'newest
stunts in war propaganda?
Why did German loudspeakers blast out the Marsciliaise to
greet the French President when he, visited the front? Why
did
,the 'British bomb the Nazis ,with tiny hub of coffee?
Whose trick is it to seiidlorged ciOanoormous letteristo sol
&re, mpg them false news abcaitejt hinffiStpdmond
Taylor, in this week's Post, tells3 , lo4llif.itti4fring!nations use
'll hes ..:anditruthl:t;i tolool soma t a tlie ple all'the time.
Turn to Proiaganda Changes Poiants—page 27. -
If you found 1 diaMond ring
and knew if you gave it back you'd be accimed'of stealing it,
what would you do? That was the dilemma facing Big Joe
and Uncle Pete, those positiie gemuses at doing the wrong
thing at the right time! Read Youi. Mom Was a.Lady. A new
"Uncle Pete" story by R. Ross Annett in this week's Post.
TEE SIIIVIVAIr EVENING POST
BUSBY
SAYS - -
Somewhere neat my column is a
pitcher of one of the really extra
exotic. numbers of the mucus—the
adahpo dance featuring Miss Jean
nie Witherow and John Teti I
tried my darndest to get Teti's Job
but he just wouldn't drink that
brew I had with me Anyways
Wettstone says I should keep my
mind on the dowp-to-eaith things
as an adahjio dance is to eetiereeal
for a ,guy like me"' But Teti is
doing a good job tossing the little
MISS around without missing—get
me'
EECee Davis has given pp his
peanut selling fraud as Nick Thiel,
the great peanut eatei, has been
put on a diet. Nick gained 22
pounds while they were ge3 ng
ready for the gag, so his doctoi
called it off - EeCee is now plan
ning another way for getting even
with Wettstone for not letting him
be MC I'll let you know if I get
word on the new plot
I checked up with Jot ge Dono
van at the stoogent yoonion desk
today and he says over halt of the
reserved tickets for next Saturday
are already sold The only thing
DON'T FORGET
the annual
Ag
—with—
,
Jimmy Leyden and his Collegians
Sal., April 20 Rec Hall
Admission $l.OO incl. checking
Who made Baseball
the "National Game"?
With strictly phony innocence, who foxed a U. S. President
into tossing out the first ball of the season, thereby establish
ing "the great American game"? Who has the greatest 'repu
tation in baseball for collecting eccentric players and actually
thinks he can lick the Yanks? Read The Old Fox Tv= May.
mac, by Bob Considine and Shirley Povich.
You have almost learned
to fly and...
- in the air you're a wizard
- —chandelles are a cinch—
with an instructor along.
But the way you make
landings is sheer suicide.
Should they let you try a
solo flight? Or make you
quit? A story of a flying
cadet's last chance. Ground.
Shy, by Sparks Hausman.
Suppose you were -sloirly'
starving
,to death . .
in a lonely ramshackle store, and your only friend was a
kid who worshiped you because he thought you really had
killed Indians—would you disillusion the boy, or invent more'
Stories? Turn to page 9 of your Post for the curious storiof
a man with too many memories. Mister Ears, by Eddy Orcutt.'
How far can birds travel
without stopping to eat or sliefi?, .',''''
How can birds navigate with mathematical ae,Curacy? Whit
bird commutes each year 11,000 miles from North to South
Pole? And winch one hope the Atlantic twice a year? Read odd
factsaboutbirdflightsbyßaymondS.Deck,PagantuttheSky.
AND
SHARPSHOOTING AT INSURANCE by RaymondSoley;
senals, editorials, poems, cartoons—all in this week's issue of The
Saturday Evening Post. Now on sale.
Friday, April 19, 1940
I can say is that if you don't gel
one of them darn quick you will
miss one of the biggest shows this
side of Minsky's' Get on your bl=
cycle right now and plank 35 cents
down at S U fora ducat .
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