EDUCATORS 10 BE
HERE NEXT WEEK
French Ambassador and Canadian
Minister Are Feature Guests
For Annual Meetings
seventh annual meeting
of New York, and the six
m-of the Cniversity of the
rubacher announced
there will be a regular student assem-
Diy on Friday: morning
General headquarters for the weaeh-
atin meetings will be at the
Sessiens will he con
A. R. Brubacher,
n- meetings will include adminis- iternwon at Chancel
DR. DONNAL SMITH —
10 LEAD Y.W.C.A.
wyiiene and physival educa
t education, junior high
+ mathematics, commer |
cial, abwlern languaye, music, ean
meting lle nic Living in New | 8
rnd tale discussion ey heokkee
Team Will Have Radio i
Debate Jucsilay Nght oe 1 te sient,
CLASS TO CONDUCT
FIRST 1933 DINNER
TONIGHT AT 6:00 |
ude freshen by
luce Volytechnic
DR. RAGER 10 BE |
SPBAKER AT {1:10
Subject for Assembly Will, Be
“Unemployment Insurance,”
President Announces
TO ELECT CAMPUS QUEEN
Voting for Ruler and Discussion
of Student Budget Are
Part of Program
An addre
the Institn
the discussion of the 19:
dent budget will be the features of
the assembly this murning at 11:10.
velock in tl
Katherine Moore, “d3, president,
uring the M
fs in the
artillery
press. de)
trian ministey of avr, sd in
elected secretary oi the chamber af
unemphayment hits bes
come ae permanent cundition ian it
stall ind uation like Austria,
id mnempleyment instrance contri
J ates much toward the rvaistenanee sf
MEETING TUESDAY pss: at writer bs 28 1 Kaur |
Donnal Smith, assistant pre
iessir of history, will lead a discussion
nine ter ny ancetinyg nt
as special ceanmissioner wi the Aus
visited ancula satel the United States
special eonunssiner othe Aw
veriment. ‘The question
lnymient insure is ene whi
A erent importance leiore the les
cach tute and the Cited |
Pind voting for camps queen with
he coanlueted, althionch the idewtity: 01
ce and her attendants, sill net
HL amntil tha nel of Camps
Saturday, Getler The ean
Wied i ‘i
- Washington, Though Long Dead, Figures
In Contest Over Set OF False Teeth i i.e
Washington Bieter
Hatta, SOY PY Geurwe
Washins wel tbo may I
axsney oe arin spie fete nh wet
Fut the
Vater, the dentist sate Sew Yoh
Aeist ‘male hag set
tecth fy ea wot oat tps faaudd the
ti whieh] gotanats teeth “These were what gave | Dr
president that ravage knver
jaw, he sate
Hot Sol When, aesosate aires tor
Y., Fatpay,
State College News
Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
News Will Donate Exchange
Joarnals To College Lounge
nes
the Stare Coutrce News
will be placed in
the reading corner of the lounge
of Richardson hall, and each
y then read the news of
interest in other schools.
‘The News receives exch
1 thirty college newspapers,
including ones from Rensse
Molytechnic institute
ditarium of Haye lal, | \ srother, Ch:
| lived im the “golden age of di
arrot and the Pitt 1 Jare nut only «
ALUMNI BULLETIN.
CLOSES CONTEST,
EDITOR ANNOUNCES ‘ine
fay is the last day for submission
wy fur ceanpetition for the p
Lien of undergraahuate editur of
Eunice Rice Messent
the desk in the elfice wt Mes. Hertha
Hrimmer, executive secretary
ilained hy: Mrs. Messent, include
| charicteristic=
‘yc | miwest famous stars of the past fifty!
“vmideruraddtate aunt rel
Library School Plans
bs
en of Lectures Mitacis amd Etlen Terry
ily have had grower «
utd Wastington
‘COUNGIL PRESENTS
DANIEL FROHMAN
Noted Dramatic Critic to Speak
in Page Hall Auditorium
Tonight at 8
‘Tonight at_8:30 o'clock in. the
auditorium of Page hall, the dra-
matic and art association of the col-
lege will present Daniel Frohman,
known throughout the United
an of theatrical
ent tled
age and
States as the
managers, in a lecture
“Reminiscences of the §
hman, who with his
Jes, and the late David
Haase, has had experience in the
| theatrical world for the past fifty
years, This connectionse with, the
theatre and the actors who have
of business, but
ne of pe
aieh sich perse
tions, Mr Frchian is able to offer
hs auvlicnee an intimate touch of
watt of the stawe life setd
an. 3
president the Actors” Fund. of
America, which position he
thority, on
theatricil production.
of is lecture that it
timate incidents
Fas well a
Sonal experiences, IL rev
and glamor of the
Some af
when
Lillie
Cecil
Skinner, Maude
Tirkets for the Weture are priced
cunts for students, The
Will be refunded on presenta-
student tax tickits Ree
PoP seats will be SLOW and $130,
HOUSES CONDUCT
ANNUAL ELECTIONS
OF NEW OFFICERS
vat
ris
i 1 ithe Gi sill he th
i Wren halt are: Anne
sesident sual Di pathy
retary ‘aul reporier
44, will fhe presi-
aren. “3
Katheran Wor
“Ah will be president
ater Evelyn Allen
were oi Alden
Juste? Hrvwvth, ‘33, president ;
Harbsara Nettinyehaany, seore
I Frances Maxwell, "35, treagu
The othvers et Page hail are: Eauma
Moa i, president awe, 135,
wepreswient: Marjorie St Manan
retry sal Nerina Taybor,
rer Lathan Howe, 58, will he
preswlent of Everson hall’ Dorothy
Kuielin, SS will he sevretary and
Frances Lewunlrawshis Jt, treasurer
Nelson, ’34, To Attend
Meeting At Cortland
4 will attend the
council
viht | ncetin:
an
twlay and
tomer Fercsentative. of
Whe Yous Men's Cliristiaty ais
Heyart Gay, Ake president
This is semeannual meeting con
Wy faductel ty alseuss conference plans, -Y
MCA. programs, and leaders’ for
Nelson is the council representative
nite) M el
“ACHERS:
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STATE COLL!
GE, NEWS, OCTOBER 14, 1932
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Vol, XVII, No.4 October 14, 1932 Albany, NOY
BUDGET BUSINI
The business hefore the student assembly this: morne
ing is the consideration uf the student budget for 1
1933, It is imperative that the hudget be passed in the
assembly tod: ‘ler that organizations amay
their planned activities fur this year, ‘This is th
issue of the News which hay heen published,
propriation has bee: made by the student body tw finanee
these publications, ‘Tonight the dramatic ail art
important lecture in the Paxe hall auditorium; next
music counell is presenting the noted
ina recital at Cham
cellor's hall which musie-lovers in the vieinity of Atbany
will plan to attend Hut if the students de not patsy. the
ant bualyet which provides fur such aetivities as these,
how can they expect at continuation of such benelits
ne members of the finance beard and the treasure of
Heat association have wurked tw prepare. a Invlget
A tas lower than that sf previous
vil which still includes all of the student activities
fan previnns hides, swithot ding. vinkence te any activity
the way of seriously davreasinge any appropriation. re
tuuest. "The selfish interests, whieh weld al
items vat the higet in their e
Aapprnpriation
cripple
ey Gri
the iter ts serivtsly|
ic uf a dlemuer
Suit a the studeut assembly is, are mul necessary in th
discussion uf thr budget The tax. is one dollar lower
ars. Fach iten hits
cal an the must al
“Phe nitions hefure the assembly: is to adapt the budget |
presented by the finance bextra ac whole, Cis impera
tin be taken te yates this tation his nating
or suspen the p of this imation will seriotsly
Ahireaten stspe nh stent activities, Tm
Cision an the tiotion to juiss the fnudet ay a. whe
thes ot chine ossaies for «bangin wt
iets ot pyportianities hig tseriations eva
ernie the disposal ui the honey appropriations. af cer
Ain organicatiats, Ti there are any xenitpy of student
why sincerely believe thet cert Hea ton his bh
Hiab he slecteaseed ot sauutied entirely
BO ale bit il
iit the budget an sort I e
ages a andioah
ASSEMBLY ANS OW NCEMES
A letter has been te
tont hardy
Tlie aristineat ty. resenty
ready been pothlishedl ine the Np Vt alas tha
Tweed tu Doe. fepacaber fn ate amano We tke
the nie of the student assembly The News wishes ty
state that all copy fare ‘Ae he ' A Tae received
wi if possilly be vhtained by this time may be
anita un Wethwenlay Ht the sues t isa stiicent in
portance to warrant ste an
“Phe News will be ighad (Ww
of meetings and news events,
weeldy calendar uf activities
i the State
Minister of Cana
Krench
Wi honor of the University of the State of
Dr. David Saville Muzey, Dr.
<T. Shotwell, his-
ans, will be speakers at the convocation, Dr, Muzeey
seAdvertising Manager
Mbert Bushnell |
noted men
The three ev
calle in the foreground in the educational sense
time to come, I is suggested that students of the ¢
tien as mmany of the sessions of the Coswocation
days leaves ample time for attenda
REALIZE YOUR OPPORTUNITIE:
‘The annual events of the.convocation of the University
York, which are scheduled for‘
ly to State college many persona
cational, political, and diplomatic worlds,
he Right Honorable Ri
and His FE
w York
IV alsy attend the convention at the College
Here
sever was afforded atone particular time,
mts which come to Mbany will phice
at the education building and the convention at the col
sees for the two
as is possible, The dismissal of
at these events,
Let us take advantage of so excellent a chance to be
ome acquainted, hy: sight, at least, with sich persunalities
Ie will not he a thin
|BOOKS. Paes A Sle
COMMUNICATIONS
PROTESTS ACTION
i New York of the meeting of the eastern
district of the New York State Teach
und of the association of Universities and
state of New y
aud Friday of next week, will bring to Albay and espe
e
1 oat he thro the 3
tn s,
wie illsertnaten a
Mh
ard Redford Bennet, Prime
the arr
university, the final
the
eine mate,
this team, Mro A. J. frvine and Mr,
Geoffrey M. Wilson, will leave New
York om Oetuher twenty-fiitly ior a
trip through New Eng
to the United States, will he guests
ly is as great am opportunity to know stich
western and southern eullese
18) team will ave about MO debates
Ulin schedule, and will retmrn ty New
| detate council. ‘Try
Pati
unjecture ast
suweess in comp
vi The Good Karth, Will Rogers
ot only the greatest book about a people ever writte
hut the hest bovk af or generation, So ge get this and |
real it,”
ein on the land
star aud gradually ring off the hd, After two or thre
ener
ins tw he decadent
sJuf these ha
house of Wang
of the three sons of Wang Lung, their wives and their |)
Children, The chil characteris the y
I
il sched hate
lord,
peuple My
The tnnely theme af this great wovel thie rise at a |
Chinese war loed tn pawwer torly: transiorees it fron!
Hv antes a dramatic: interpreatient othe preset | I
Tho
the Ring has often heen tak in sing aud story, it w
comly with the discovery. inn M925 vf his cumphete: aur nls
that scholars sat the historically ninded were able
aurvey the
the heru's awit pomnt-af view. ‘The present
varalily cl
his service in Ins Majesty's (ow
ture specifivalls front January, 17
typical pre
Faees | Entering the ara as am emayey at the age nt BS te
papers at the Patti
raterials eye evry eomstltend hy avai Duster san
inl, more recently, Lawrence Show Mayes
Have assessed Mimberst's nulitary
Lar Sule in the Coop
ons, Vy Pearl S. Baek. Jolin Day: Company, 467
Anew novel hy the author af the
The publication
© Prine wy
on with the notable accomplish
In Sins, Mes. Huck dows not fail you
Where in China a
ly", These
il through sume hit af luck jet
1s as the family leaves the kind entirely, i be
Hfelt quite
is Sons
Style, paver, enherence, and dea
ity of The (cod Furth, this movel lacks nothing
acteristics in carrying om the saga of the
i Hts,
of Pear [Blossom ann thea
Wang
ds and. sieges
wer of men, wh thronygh
mies ts power ant Ean
ary general, His one of tw few
fe jn which all the characters. seem
alte ann posite. iat whieh sme
wun revututia
Oriental
1 anders
ine events a the Bust
Phe Jounal of Feidres Amiterst edited watle fatevela
tion by J. Clarence Webster. ‘The Gindian Hiv
rival Series, xiv, BEE putes, Tatas The Ry
eewnn Heese Chiao: Caiversity of Chiaga Press
$7.0)
Jeffrey Amberst’s reputations ais a soldier ot
athily the bn
edit wt
aulully printed, repeetives the
urns whieh relies Wo the period
in North Amerie
ty Noveruher, 17b
Mniberst’s caarcer titel beet that uk te
witstl soldier at the eighteenth centar
term
av oat \iherst’s
pent the sgreder yartot the mest twenty thieer sear an
a erview oan thy
‘ Athen |
fata a RCAT 9
Wtedn ante 1
Hihe perteay ot om
Hieenthy cents: Aunties, avtably: Francis Paekanaa
prowess
r emotional, careful,
eatremely able soldier wf the Kin
ment af members will be peste 4
[one the: vin heltetinn tw
Aa 1 hall, Des Latatd Wy ‘Phempon,
Mine Fig. | fessor of English, and
mmol state
veh The Gund Barth, sarouses much]!
lene deh
international de
team under the auspice
Nional Student Feder
Last
he quality wf dhe second books and its]
8 termed this—"It's | |
Te wh
sv si tur fe th
M I
debate council, ‘The
inchide: Margaret it
Dorothy Griffin,
HR
her interpre:
of a "ereat family" of China, When she wrote
The Cw Furth, she vald: “l have tried ta portray the
Hing nf a family, hat we
tf ilies almost without exception
situvval "Yo enmadins nnn
ks again, or rather breaks mp
and disintegrates... “This long wavectike motion ot
‘ise and fall at families fas heen characteristic of this
TIME 1S WASTED
¢
ivilization of the Orient.” Sue time later, she. said,
“L found my mind su filled sand absorbed with
ly U pelted to one vith
or
celebration of
week, according te Miss Muna f
| Picree, dean af women
thes cre deeply ental Ss an the ice wt ivi [Fy
it
J Stastinn, “AL tity
publication hy Mie soe tal
Zine Sucial Seen
J tiie stay iso tal
tiled "Sevier Youth sand
iH al asteloe
ings Have Iwen prov
phe iy a feature: uf the cabin
church, corner Main wl Ma
STATE TO DEBATE
OXFORDUNIYERSITY
Student Federation To Sponsor
Forensic Meet Here
November 9
SPAY—With
n from Oxiord
rangements for
debate season are
The two members of
New York, N.
of the te
und, Olin,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other
tern states.
At about the same time a teu feos
Trinity college, Dublin, Ireland, will
hogin their tome thrawgh the mille
York abont the aniddle af December
Fditeriat note: The State callewe
te teany will meet this team py
resenting Osiord aniversity. va Wel
November Yin the anti
Hall under the auspives of the
we Hen conducted wind the santa: «
‘Yhe outstanding feature af the «
nds juniors
\ sca SCOUTS
FORM COMMITTEE
TO HELP COUNCIL
Members af the student body
Hh are ap have been members «
the Girl Seout
reaaniziations Way
nied into a camnnittee for the
purpose qf extending aid te the
Many Comty: Girl Sesnts ian the
al Girl Seout
This group has invited the MI
bany council ter make use af Fase
hill audliterinns for the Sevont's
Service an Sunday morning,
Vine Uivethit, sesh
awl Rath Welton. Huldi Ula
| Simeon Maslan Writes
Articles On Russia
vn sweetest
tet V4 Canin, Mic
uitionnal hae
ternity 1 4
western
Ve first arti te
Mastin was fora in Rusa i
vive his ediiativn aay the [ee
re rovobiticatany. «tea teat
G.A.A. Purchases Camp
For Trips and Hikes
SX catp te tie: bed ter
\iloetin atest nals
Hae une iy facaateel neat
fw York, abet snuctern i
Manny. A bog caahan gyre Han on bv
Me duringe thus sii aud 8
aN hansen hts
Other vrganizations ani) sorertie
Fent the camp for week-end ut
Miss ‘Trela said. It iy available
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 14, 1932 Page 3
ALUMNI WILL GIVE
PLAYS WEDNESDAY
Drama Program to gram to Include Three
One-Act Presentations; |
to Begin at 8:30
ny of three one
\ pe é
will be given under the 0 oi
the Wlackfriars, the Stite college
alumni players, Wednesday night
18:30 wteluck, in the auditorinny
hall, ‘Two af these plays will
SPECIAL STUDENTS
ENROLL IN YEAR’S
EXTENSION WORK
an hundred and fiity-two special
re registered fur extension
Milton G, Nelson, pros
nd director of
nounced today,
Six Of Ten Campus Queens Were Blonde;
Tradition Was First Cbserved In 1920
With the odds three to one fn favor | year, the queen had always been a
Dhale for Campus queen this | member of Myskania, Two had served
ing ty note that of }as president of student associa
| Athletic
‘ident of
Dr. F.P. Day Of Union College
Says Character Is Essential
x. Y=UP)—"ht
to put men in the
Schenectady
we |
it is in
| the ten
president of Girl
and two, as ph
¢ Women's Christian
Je whe have
presided over
Campus day Have hee blondes |
| three, wnt a Vitian sue
Although the
rst Camps day wa
i three
its
announcement, two
a Wi lle Ore have been added in the
mah a
ville
will wear the
Arthur Norris
Catherine
23, wa first nee
st heautiint
| rowal roles that” Mtrs
tuide for her daughter
Nowris, “3, in 1930,
but
the third wit beaten Nine Win First Round | 10 Committee To Collect __|scnnsaiy nme re vt
rie inte “ihe Matches in G.A.A. Meet Money For Electrola| inns: 43 chia
pues Per Pe Nine first tom avd ene seal Contributions for the purchase ala
Mary K. Canfield; “Overtones.” WY paid tennis matches have beew played 83; history 20-A, 485 mnsic 1A. 1
Alice Gerstenbers, and “Whips. | in the tnurnaman Igine cvolncedt ediwation 1, 100s and English 21-C,
Ne Ale eee Ae OU Te Fit Ute AR as dat man of the committee veryone whe
wen gt ttc amare coat aa ip es ee hi
Michael Tepe, SE aye os sagt ae a
ctwles Hare. 9 el Wtel Cant hidtewn t's, STUDENTS ATTEND — N.PLER
ai erate On wre nd ks Dh GYMNASIUM CIASS_ |
A 1a j tore Wath IN SOCIAL DANCING tu
A detean Wel Che Janeieed aud titty tude un at
rae oa ly abet ee eee neste
The alumni
Hanipel
Wilbur
eosturmiers,
properties
ets, Melan
ve Cornish
Katherine
Nnnabelle |
27, and Kathe
np, Agnes. Putterer, ‘I
belle Matthews, "Ah is the di
of the advanced: dranaties
play
Committees for this phy
Carolyn Kramers
es, Doruthy. Grillin
ny)
Students inay erved
s far twentyslive pen
presentation af their student tes
tickets,
360 ARE GUESTS
AT INTERSORORITY
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COLLEG
NEWS, OCTOBER
Page 4
14, 1932
GALA, WILL HAVE
OUTING TOMORROW
Buses Will
Hike at
| Announces Hike |
Short News Notes
hursday night,
St. Andrew's
mission service
8:00 o'clock,
church, at the corner of
) Leave for Annual
Indian Ladder,
President Says
nnow
Reverend
. John's chureh in Troy
10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning for
of
Ladder, the women will be
into groups which will visit v
ints of interest such as Hi
the annual Indian Ladder hike, com tha, koaakier; ANN hoi with bo: Juin
ducted by the H{ the club. should up un the main
i bulletin board
E There will be 7
\ per person. Upon arriving at fn lans:
ns for the coming year were
ta meeting of
vrofessional edu
nity,
of Richardson hall,
"33, president, said,
and Fat Man's Misery
will have a leader.
played and lunch served after the
hikes,
hy group
Games. will be
William Collins,
Will Conduct Meeting
The Young Men's Christ:
a a rou dis
eof
is chairman of
She will
» Mare
ily Hurlburt,
36, The
4,
mittee,
Mary Trela, ‘33, president of
the Girls’ Athletic association,
who announces the plans fur the
annual hike of the ion.
tomorrow, Miss Plizabeth Kany
"M. is chairman. of the
nents for the hike
guerite Lischer, and I
id Ethel Gibbs,
Sunday: aftern
Stewart (
Dr.
Harriet Ten F,
Janet Norris,
ng
CHORUS WILL MAKE
k
Hi a
Hrary
added
oe Mie.) FIRST APPEARANCE let ee ey
Tretme” n ST ON DECEMBER 13 33% itaehes st Wesann
nes will he: Hr, The first public appearance of the i mn, Lavy
chorus
rive
I. Fred
. college. physician o)
Morris, assistant, pre
recently
te
Appoints Committecs
assembly
John Detlet
of educa
structor in mi
Johnston a
e| Che stn "
the ful
d Miss M erie’. H neal af the music| tHe Senior yi
fuck, instrvctars in physical ection | dey sraent a ace wis ise Sit ee Mt Fsent
70 WILL TRY OUT tt eta RUPal yn ein HA SN
FOR SENIOR BOOK, cts tat shoe? So Mc 9
MISS DORN SAYS, iva! sesh ge] egy
Seventy juniors
have signed up
nd sophomores
the
Freshman Women Find “Life” In Group
Pe ae te Maite eae
Reon, edioweiveniet and Pie Houses Will Be “Very Different Now”
ence Dorn,
f} ,Hreshman women find that “Life Is ‘The freshmen at Syddun hill are
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STUDENTS DIRECT
MILNE HIGH CLUBS
“Hie Thee Hence” Is Message
Of Administration To Idlers
Amherst, Mass. (1P) —
who find college “a delightful place
to ha’ were invited by Amherst os
college's new president, “Stanley |] Education 118 Class Will Sponsor
to hie themselves’ to. Palm
resident addressed
1 college last
Extra-Class Activities as
Semester Project
President King tet ithe known,
furthermore, that student motor
Robert W. i
Milne Junior High schoo! and Miss
Helen Halter, assistant professor of
¢ in Milne High school
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The other class
vicinity of An
therefore he considtere
iand nut a right, The privilege will
tw juniors and seniors. in
social scie
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extracelass activities,
period is to be used in the actual
sponsorship of Milne Junior High
clubs and home room activities
The choice uf clubs is made by the
Milne students. themselves, by
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iit will he revocable for scholastic
default ur breach of discipline, in
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sontime te he compulsory fulfilled the requirement in
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SPEAKERS TO BE tise odes iy aie” Meagatlon (18
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GUESTS OF HONOR
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The clubs petitioning fur recugnition
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