FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1945
Returning Lettermen—
(Continued from page six)
Candidates for the pitcher's po
sition in addition fo Bohard are
Perry and Clark, first semester
freshmen; Chuck Humphreys, so
phomores; and Navy Trainees
Charles Smith and Lasota. Catch
ing .contestants include' Kline and
Navy Trainees Nelson and Jacobs.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOST—Black and white Parker
pen in Schwab Auditorium.
Finder please call Room 119 Watts
Hall. •
''FOR- SALE—Slide rule, practic
ally new. Excellent condition.
Call Elly, 306 ` Atherton.
LOST—Bulova gold watch with
black band. Lost on campus
March- 3rd. _ Reward. Delores. Ir.
vin .2nd.
FOR SALE—Beautiful Bates bed
spread with Mexican motif. Al
most new. Call 43 rith or drop in
any` time.
Davis' Sandwich Shop
'-• , WARNER BROTHERS:
r : .
- •
~
. ,
„.,....., ....,, . ,
~
BUY -WAR BONDS AND STAMPS—HERE
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
To Avoid Standing Attend Our Saturday Matinee
TAPO
itEtti!-
WARNER
TIMING:
Iniiss.VASABLMICA
!Ode, MU
• •
,
g 11 4 1 5
0 ".1. 'rgt t a elf S PAW ‘ ,l .S:LLe"
o ' l ' l
cow ,.
•
The Hui Wee.
t'4'olAltuPtr
She'd do anything
fora
hoes yaw
of s
FAYLIMEMiIiEUNTANINTINFAUMONDIUSSEY .
: • jaiiihessat:,iiiiie totowtaiilasL ; • .• • ••.••
Calendar
Sabbath Services, Hillel Foun
dation, 7:30 p.m.
Math - Club meeting, Room 3
Sparks, 7 p.m.
Church student reception, St.
John's •Evangelical Church, 7:19
p.m.
Tomorrow
CA Cabinet meeting, 304 Old
Main, 1 p.m.
Chapel ServiCes, .Rev. George
Flint speaking on "You Have a
Date," Schwab Auditorium, 11
a.m.
Open House, Locust Lane Lodge,
Navy V-12 Barracks 9 and 13, 312
Locust. Lane, 2:30 p.m.
Penn State Engineer meeting,
Armory, 7:30 p.m.
Second Semester ClO, 304 Old
Main, 7-8 p.m. .
Alpha Lambda-Delta, Dr. C. C.
Wagner, •• "How •to Study,". 110
Home Economics, 7 pp. .
Collegian candidates for adver
tising staff, Collegian office, 7 p.m:
Tuesd'ay
Collegian candidates for editor
ial staff, Collegian office, 7 p.m.
Second semester candidates, Col.
legian office, 7:30 p.m.
Penn State Club meeting, Club
Room, Old Main, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesdail
Cwens meeting, WSGA Room,
White Hall, 5:15 p.m.
Thursday
House of Representatives meet
ing, 305 Old Main, 5:15 p.m.
Choir Rehearsal, 117 Carnegie
Hall, 7 p.m.
Lenten Vesper Services, Rabbi
Eppstein, 304 Old Main, 4:30.p.m.
11 111'
Q 17.1 .:;;t ?:: :i ': :
, mk, ) .
Loved by the
lady of the
Gagne chief
Today
Sunday
Monday
fare Enters
Her most
dynamic role,
,or of Armin
drec efl by a '
woman
THE COLLEGIAN
Elections-
(Continued from page one)
dent Union before 4 p. m. Tues
day. This petition must be sign
ed by the party chairman and the
secretary.
A penalty will be inflicted upon
the entire clique if any violations
of the Elections code are discov
ered by the committee. Penalties
will be no more than 28 votes or
less than 14 votes.
The violations follow:
P. Electioneering in any part of
Old Main by clique members while
voting is in progress (with the
exception of the interior of the
'Sandwich Shop.)
2. Candidates in any part of
Old Main other than the time ne
cessary to cast their own ballots.
3. Buying of votes, either with
the promise of money or other
forms of bribery.
4. Campaign posters in any part
of Old Main other than those ap
proVed by the Elections commit
tee for use at the polls.
. 5. Destruction or defacing of
property on any public or private
'building.
8. Using the help of first sem
ester freshmen with upper-class
elections and campaigns.
Voters violating voting ethics,
such as voting twice, allowing
votes to be bought, voting under
false pretenses, etc., shall be dealt
with by . Student Tribunal.
Members of the Elections •com
mittee are B. J. Cutler, Ann Lou
ise Decker, Julia Gilbert, Robert
Gridley, Helen Hatton, Joan Hu
ber, Polly Hdber, 'Paul Krystbw,
and Laurene Newbold. Robert
Gleichert is chairman.
Budget Cooking
Two model kitchens at the Col
lege are used by students to prac
tice home meal service. Girls work
in.two's and are required to pre_
pare meals within a specified bud
get.
Tribunal Raps
3 Freshmen
Lawbreakers
Three frosh customs violators
were sentenced to wear sandwich
signs and other "odds-n_ends" at
the fit:st meeting of Tribunal in
Old Main Wednesday. Guy Newton
presided.
A frosh from Philadelphia, Ho
bart D. Pollard Jr., because "he
forgot to wear his customs one
night," has to wear a three-foot
dunce cap besides his sandwich
sign. Another violator, who could
not remember to wear his customs
every day, will not be mistaken
about the campus starting today.
He will have his clothes on back
wards, with a large black bowtie
around his neck and a bright baby
bonnet on his head. Two small
flower pots will dangle from each
side, of his belt, and a piece of
toast will swing from each ear.
The third wrong-doer, Fred Shi
kadeh, begins wearing his sand
wich sign today, and also has to
wear a bushel basket on his head,
and carry a raw egg in a wooden
spoon. Besides that, he must re
port in front of Old Main with the
other two violators every day ex
cept Saturday and Sunday at one
p.m. to sing his college songs.
Tribunal, after due deliberation,
exempt six ex-servicemen and
three transfer students from ob
serving frosh customs. All ex
servicemen and transfers who
haven't been excused by Tribunal
from wearing customs are asked
to apply at the next meeting of
Tribunal in 104 Old Main, 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
President Guy Newton an
nounced than all hat men and up_
perclassmen are to assist in turn
ing in all frosh violators. Forms
will be found at Student Union.
Motion Picture-
(Continued from page one)
The outdoor scenes, those of the
high school girl bus drivers and
high school boy Railway Express
men, were taken in Jefferson
county, Alabama, while the in
door scenes were taken in State
College under the Cathaum Thea
ter in a fully equipped movie
studio,
The school board, the teachers
and the ladies club members all
play themselves. Four State Police
from Hollidaysburg and Pleasant
Gap were detailed to take roles.
Even the garagemen, the insur
ance salesmen, the book store
owners and the .Ag Hill profs ap
pear as themselves, townspeople
interested in public safety.
"They believed in the project,"
said director Neusbaum, I,Vho has
a .record of producing .at least one
play a semester at the College for
the past 17 years. The latest was
"Twelfth Night."
There were technical men on
the show too, Cameraman Luther
Keper, Soundman Paul Seitzinger
and ;Sr..''.ety Consultant I. C. Boer
lin as well as Director Neusbaum.
Three of theie four also man
aged to insert parts of their an
atomy into the film. Boer•lin's
right hand, Seitzinger's left arm
and leg, and Neusbaum's back all
make their appearance. Only
Keper was too busy at his camera
to be a piece of "atmosphere."
- A. E. Neyhart, instructor• of
public safety, furnished the tech
nical assistance.
Women in Sports—
(Continued from, page four)
Solomn, N. Isett, L. Grossman, and
Joyce Keller, guards.
Badminton Frolic
WRA Badminton Club will open
this semester's activities by hold
ing a party for members and all
coeds interested iriloining the club
at White Hall, 7:30 p.m., Wednes-clay.
Badminton will be the .main at
traction for the evening topped off
with refreshments at the close of
the program.
•
Ruth Winterstein, club president,
requests all girls intending to join
to sign up on the :.bulletin board
in the White Hall locker room by
Monday.
Bowling . telegraphic meets will
be held in the White Hall bowling
alleys, 6:45 Friday evening.
---.. '
491 ; ; 4 . 1. /
-... v i - - 4.
• -A- ~ ~..0,.,
:', , •id., 1 you'', I. O . E.
...A.
ON A
Ikb
) , :,:A! , ..p-.. e ll
,-,,,,,,,, o
:1;1 ‘
10- ttki
and looking doubly
de-lovely in our new
JUNIOR MLS RLSS
Charles Shop
Fri. "DIXIE JAMBOUREE"
Frances Langford, Guy Kibbee
Set. "WYOMING HURICANE"
Russell Hayden
Mcn. "BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS
KEY"
Lynn Bari, Akim Tamiroff
Tues. "CAREER GIRL"
Frances Langford
Wed. "I LOVE A MYSTERY"
Jim Bannon, Nina Foch
Thurs. "BA,RBABY COAST
Geni"
Wallace .Beery. •Itissnie Barnes
PAGE SEVEN