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With the Editor —
A Grateful Acknowledgement
From The Daily Collegian
Come up and see us sometime.
We’re- as- proud; of Collegian’s-' new offices' as
a five-year old is of a shiny new Christmas-pres
ent.
We have two offices now, one-at 313- Old-Main,,
and’ the other, the new. Daily Collegian office at
119-121 South; Frazier street.
The old! office in Old'. Main has been completely
refurnished to meet the requirements- of' daily
publication which • begins Monday. Three new
desks have been added, and' we now have- two
separate telephone lines, both reached: through-the
College exchange, 711.
Our files are- our biggest boast. Where- we- had'
none before; we now have • surprisingly complete
records of the- College’s activities. The job isn’t
complete, but l it’s-' progressing. We’re- still look
ing'. for additions- and stand- ready to accept any
help- we can get:
Among the? people- who/ have helped us get
Started; are-so many that, wa’-ne sure to forget some
names/ at- the- moment we- write this. But. among
them "are President Ralph D. Hetzel; George Don
ovan- and: Barbara Bowes- at Student. Union;. Dr.
Robert' Bernreuter; Registrar William Hoffman;.
Mrs; Fowler - iir the- registrar’s' office; Ed Hibsh
mian, alumni secretary, and! Alice Thompson;
Nancy Hutchison, and Gazi Green of. the Alumni,
office; Walter Dantzcher,. Ridge Riley,. Dick; Wall
and! Cliff Lewis- in. the- Public. Information- office;.
W. E, Kenworthy, executive.-secretary of- the-Col
lege; Amie Laich; All-College- president;. Jack
Bleich and ; Carl Tussey, Old: Main; janitors-;, the-
Campus Patrol; William- Ulerich and’ members- of
the Centre Daily Times staff.;. Dr. Sheldon Tanner;
Franklin. Banner,. Braton Gardner, Lou Bell, Don
ald Davis- and Emily Corl of the* department of
journalism;; Dean A R. W-amock;. Si K. Hostetler
and’A O! Morse; assistants to the president;. S. B.
Maddox; Librarian- W-'. P. Lewis; Bursar Russell
Clark; Prof. Robert Galbraith; George Ebert,
superintendent of grounds and' buildings; Neil
Fleming, graduate manager of athletics; borough
council; Burgess Wilbur Leitzell, Attorney Rl
Paul Campbell, Harold Loman, College purchas
ing- agent; Mrs. Ruth Ricker, .-secretary to- Dean
Wamock;; Ray Watkins, scheduling officer; Lieu
tenant-Governor Samuel S. Lewis; Dean Marion
Trabue; Dean Carl P; Schott; Herbert Cohen,.
Democratic leader in the General Assembly and
former member of. the General. State- Authority;.
Capt. Roger. Rowland,, state secretary of property
and supplies; Don Hobel, of the Illini Publishing-
Company; Harry Seamans- and- the- PSCA staff;
R. J. Miller, postmaster; Alfred Austin; editor of
the Penn State Farmer; Donald West, editor of
Froth: Jack Dixon, editor of La Vie; Jean Craig
head and Ellen. Ritts, editors of Portfolio; John
Williams, editor of the Penn State Engineer; Beth
Baker,, editor of Co-Edition; Burton K. Johnstone;
and lots of others we’ve probably- forgotten, not
because vve aren’t appreciative, but because weak
minds like ours work that way.
Our office at 119-21 South Frazier street has its
own phone, 4372, and is waiting- to serve you.
There we have another set of files and more- of
the equipment we believe will be necessary to put
out the daily paper the College needs.
All in all, our baby has a nice nursery ready
for it and' lots of willing attendants. Make way
for. a successful delivery on Monday.
THE DAILY COLLEGIA!!
"For A Bfetter Penn' State"'
Successor to the Penn State Collegian, established' 1904; and'
the Free* Cancer established 1887
Thursday Morning; September 12; 1940
Published daily except: Sunday- and; Monday during: the:
regular. College year by the- students- of The Pennsylvania
State* College. Entered. as> second-class• matter July 5; 1984;
at the post-office at State- Colleger. Pa*, under the act 1 , at
March 3. 1879. ...
Editor . Business-Manager
Adam. A. Smyser- '4-1* Lawrence' Si Driever '4l*
Women’s Editor —Vera L. Kemp *4l; Managing Editor
—Robert' H: Lane* *4l; -Sports Editor—Richard- G. Peters
*4l; News Editor—William E. Fowler. *4l; Feature* Editor
—Edward «C K. McEorie *4l‘; Assistant- Managing Editor*—
Bayard Bloom *4l-; Women’s Managing Editor—Arita L<
Hcffemn ’4l-; Women's Promotion Manager'—Edythe' Bi
Rickel *4l.
Advertising- Manager—John H. Thomas *4l; Circulation
Manager—Robert G. Robinson *4l; Senior- Secretary—Ruth
Goldstein *44; Senior Secretary—Leslie H. Lewis *4l.
Junior. Editorial Board—John A*. Baer *42, R. Helen
Gordon *42, Ross B. Lehman *42, William J. McKnight *42.
Alice-M. Murray *42, Pat Nagelberg *42; Stanley Jl PoKemp
ner *42, Jeanne C. Stiles *42.-
Junior Business Board—Thomas W. Allison *42,. Paul
M: Goldberg ’42; Jhmes - E. McCaughey *42, Charles L. Van
Inwagen *42. T. Blair Wallace *42, Margaret L. Embury *42,
Virginia. Ogden *42, Fay E. Rees- *42.
Graduate* Counselor
Editorial nnd'Business Office
i 313 Old'Main'Bldg.
Dial 711.
Mnnajjiner Editor This Issue
t|ows Editor This Issue
C. Russell' Eck
Downtown Office*
119-121 South'FTarier St;
Dial 4872
John A. Baer *42
Ross B. Lehman *42
THE MANIAC
Th& Vicious; Circle
The- summer is over and back into the moth
; balls; will'- go all those beautiful; lastex- bathing
suits; r saw at Atlantia City- this- summer.. All of
which-means; that I must get back into my well
worn. grove and' begin churning- out gossip, dirt,
and in: general throw a, little mud' up and down,
this column:
What. 1 want to know is' how I am supposed, to
write" my usual stuff, when; there- isnlt anyone in
town except' me, Doggy, and: a 100(X-odd (L do;
mean- odd) psychologists. U Have been in every
ditch,.behind. every telephone pole; in every aparf
; mail,.under half the beds in town since Sunday,.
. but there just ain’t no dirt:
You know- why? Because, when there ain’t, no
students- in. town there ain’t no- dirt And yet the
editor of this illustrious publication-, tells -me that,
if L don’t beat out a colyum this issue,- E will: auto
matically be- demoted! to chief l typewriter cleaner
and- therefore- lope- half of the half per cent re
muneration which T now receive;
Anyway there ain’t' no dirt.
WCTUfi^
The- WGTU will 1 no doubt be- glad to; learn that
Jimmy Sturgis,, grand': mogul -of the. Drive-In
Theatre; is great, friends with Richard' Mlllinder,.
confessed: murderer of Faye Gates, as a result of
prompt WCTU" action, this-summer, Sturgis a j.un
ior, beat' the; Sunday movie law. (up.< for. local, re
peal in November)-by. charging Sunday- patrons of
his theatre for parking and not for the movie; but
the- WCTU stepped; in and: stopped' that. The pen-.
alty is' $5O- or not more than; ID days in jail.. Bur
gess EeitZell' gave Sturgis three days- in. jail, and
called'it a day himself. Net. result was- that Stur
gis colled- his- heels: in Bellefonte; for *72 hours
along, with Millinder who was in: tor-the; summer.
Note on State College. Improvements
One of' the first things-1 noticed: was- that the
men’s lounge above; the Crrm. now. has two in
stead of the over-used one;
ft Note On a: Famine
Several Phi Kappa, Sigs,. back. in. town early for
regular session or still getting: over summer ses
sion dm. not sure which-) found’ themselves last
week entirely deplete- of food in- the house and'
money with which to purchase beans at a local
grubbery. BUI Bartholemew, senior class prexy,
and new Phikapsig. pledge,, herded a food sales
man- into the- kitchen and while he pumped his
usual line- into the laddiebuck, the other hunger
stricken phikapsigs tossed- enough canned goods
from the salesman’s car into the second floor, to
keep them until rushing: season is under way.
That’s, one way of keeping house bills down.
Summer Notest
Peggy Jones, theta, and. Dick Ewalt, football
player, both class of ’4O, were married day after
Labor Day . . . WSGA's president, Elinor Weaver,
is wearing the theta xi pin Harry Pierce still
cherishes.
Hello,
Everybody!
We’re liappy to* welcome- hack
; our old friends and to greet new
■ onesj too.
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’ It wrlT he a pleasure to serve you.
; once more.
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