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LEADER OF YOUTH
10 SPEAK TODAY
W. Solzbacker Will Address |
11:10 Assembly on German
Youth Movement
Dr.
Speaking in defense
peace, Dr, Withehn
Jeader
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.| BEVERLY DIAMOND
‘| TO LEAD Y.WC.A.
CLASSES TO PLAY
PROGRAM OF FIVE
BASKETBALL GAMES’
\ ask
Bible Originated As Growth Of Ideas :
Concerning God, Professor York States \
forth into
nize ity it
the people's ideas concerning God,”
5 rather a rowth of
Son Te And Weve (1088 WILL OPPOSE
Beta Zeta To Conduct fi }
Biology Club Members
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Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues,
Tuesday To
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nterelass Basketball Game to Be
in Page Gymnasium at
8:30 o'Clock
hy Th Ryas,
MEETING TUESDAY)...
Ha Ta Ter
Tea At 3:00 Tomorow] \\.._
“| LOVENHEIM ESSAY
RIVALS TO SUBMIT
COPY ON APRIL 2
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Wanted
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Will Sign Up For Pins|
:| Fraternity To Induct
Eight Members Sunday : "
ian, Mi
eluding.
iss Mary B. Cubt
{1 SENIORS PLEDGE
10 SIGNUM LAUDIS.
Society to Initiate members at
Dinner Wednesday, Presi-
dent Says
| STATE WILL OPEN
FACILITIES TO NEW
COLLEGE MONDAY}:
hy: the
Y.W.C.A. Will Conduct
Bridge Party April 8
ie Waste
“OE Latin” Urigin! press
The remaining, Wik
thy class,
nat the new. members
a dinner to be
fe Witt Clinton
De Willian
Harold W
rook English,
TO GIVE CONCERT
THURSDAY MAY i
thesnselves through speech,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 3, 1933
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vo you WANT To stupy? | Students And Alumni Visit Foreign
‘The proposition to have the College library open on ‘
iG PALIGrnOe) LECH i (otin, dee cet Countries In Lounge Program Saturday
intentions nf the student bods. The administration | ys gprten tron Killarney and! “ay in amazement at a pleture
has promised to co-operate with the wishes whieh the forests min- taken of the Robert Burns statue
students have expressed in the ballots printed in the itions and lit-j which is now standing in| Wash-
News. However, to date, not enough dons have das mem-| ington park. A picture of our
shown that they are sincerely interested in usmg: the bets of the: tculty nada ine | statue n Burns’ homet
library (or study purposes at this time to warrant the) iraveled on an imaginary Old) Additional atmosphere was added
pening of the library World itinerary with students in| Saturday with the Russian and
second ballot is being printed in this isste, amd he Lounge of Richardson hall Fri c Hy guest was su
all students who woukl like tw hase this additional! jes. aud Satucday afternoons, Bele| tied 4 BRISH of tea with a teaspoon
handy arrangenient are asked ty east their vote today,! ory 24 amd 23. Many objects of! Raspberry jam in it, and
Y py ; , i re is 7 nicl at the Russian tea table
Meds did ct icf aie a eae if a is pa Re with tiny rice id Jap se
ALA ‘ both of these tables
_ _ a Mitcae. ues sind by _ costume, Miss
———s Srulsalu 28, and Ruth
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rT yeep wer yl vote wer yon commerce, | the Hil a
‘ ; ae ih Viste about the heantywt| Marjorie Haas, ‘33: No: beeause
i fen istic with iy fun [ tain atmosphere ta the coon
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ha : tthe nen nnsreliee DMT ne att ate pesca
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“nur fF x us the varsity dd in’ the Denies,
wid v4 ntclureState quite, Passwork | Jey Butler, graduate: Stained
‘ c i s nt wos errade, and the players had the Hh winlows rep distinetly
o proverbial “butter fingers.” It at vat wf phtee in a tibrary, One
wate isa ct] fae amd expeviense, but the Si a Catatebes a
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH 3, 1933 % Page 3
JUNIORS SELECT Grover Hotaling Is Varsity High Scorer ADDRESSES TEACHERS ARE WEEK-END GUESTS
Dr. A. R. Brubacher, presidents! ite Clemens, "32, and Esther
RING INSIGNIA
BY CLASS Vore| _,With 89 Points For Basketball Season sinc » rvs tai i
Mead, '32, were recent week-end
‘The junior class has selected the Sports Falitor, News [11.28 State won eight and lost butltoyie was: “What schools should guests at Phi Lambda sorority
ring presented by the Loren- Mur-| «css eoanpated by Kalle Har] tree games Nae whale Bottega ee —
ciison_ company of Utica, Katey eee aceenen ee Nacketbatl,| Varsity cul their total :
Well tose Hing sf] 0% a hese ae atl
svar on the TA2-1986 quintet aay] Hotaling %
Wal ceotor flee he Suen, 8K ‘ % Keep Beautiful at Palladino’s
“eof four i at ‘ te Whee Vhenttiinns sat 7 a) Hair Bobbing—Permanent Waving—Finger and Marcel Waving
committee offered ty the © hile Ua OR Je at Popular Pi
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in three weights and three pric Srate’s mayer sietory and. the i
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Craigunile, Mary Moore. and Wit fh clean anddye all kinds of Ladies’ & Men's Wearing Apparelif |}
liam Nelson, Dorie Howe was the Il fA Madison Avenue Phone 8-0273 i Hetaters of the State Cellere News
Shahan aime ; Sin | ese a
Chesterfields are
Milder
HEN you ask a Chesterfield
smoker why that’s his brand — he
generally comes right out flat-footed and
says...“ It’s because They've Milder!”
So we're going to keep on doing
everything we know how to keep them
that way.
That’s why we look for and buy the
mildest and ripest tobuccos we can get.
That's why we age them in our ware-
houses till they're mellow and sweet.
We believe that even the shredding
of the tobacco... .and the quality of the
paper it's rolled in, have a loc to do
with the even-draw ing, ld smoke that
people enjoy in Chi
You can bank on this..-every method
known to scien 2d to make Chest-
erfield a mild isting cigarete
that satisties,
Chesterfield Radio Program —¥ very wight ex-
cuust-to-coust Network,
wept Surnlay, Gulu
THEY’RE MILDER —
THEY TASTE BETTER
(© 1939, Licoars & Bivens Tovacco Co,
Page 4
STATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH 3, 1933
SEASON ON COURT
ENDS IN VICTORY
Varsity Team Scores Eight Tri-
umphs and Three Minor
Defeats
sti
revealed the existence
week gives
eight vietor
‘The team
outset of the season and five straight
victories in a row over Hartwick} -ryen there is the eRe eae
), St. Stephens, Hamilton, and] University ui Ore teostvd that dhe resin why 8
the Alumni tained that all !
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The varsity wh
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continued
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1934 WINS POINTS
IN CLASS GONTEST
Freshmen Challenge Rivals
to Sing in Assembly
on March 24
aly
askettall ae
the yer
augwcte ian a sitye which
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