State College News
Stare COLLEGE FoR
Vor. XVI No, 15
Tractiers, Aunany, N. Y.,
Fripay,
Jaxvany 22, 1932
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues
News Will Not Be Published
During Examination Period
There will he no issues. of the
Stare Conet, News daring the
EDUCATION GROUP
TO SPONSOR TEA
Miss Hayes Will Be Chairman
Of Function In Lounge
On February 10
week-end edition
cantirely by the}
the News stall. It will he distrib
uted February’ 12,
.| PROM ATTENDANCE
WILL BE LIMITED
TO 150 COUPLES
Attendance at the
prom will he limited
Mf copes
semester
from 3:30 until 5
Margaret Hayes, assistant professor
Of child development, will represent
the department Miss
ayes will he assisted hy John M
Sayles, professor of education and
principal of Milne High: sehy i
Mrs, Sayles: Dr. Robert ic
assistant professor of education, and
Mrs. Frederick; Pr, J. Allen Hicks
director of chill development and
parent edluc and Mrs, Hicks
inl Mrs. lintor Beche, professor of
Child development an direc
nnwial junior
one hundred
Detlefson
he chiss, anid Ken
the jusiior week
Friday: night,
until
Nl Lavell. and his, Ae Amer
‘chestese will play, Ab
will he
Kyck hotel. from nine welock
tw,
jean radio
this test hy the
tenlanee tt
day. Pebrnary: Mi, at three ufeloek in
the Crystal halltoom af the De Witt
Clinton hotel this will be
Wille presen
Callee Coup:
Mary) Mesander, ‘82,
2. is stindent
anna af the tei
we schuste
fs far the junior tunteheon on
Pebeniry: 1d, at one o'clock
ne Watt Clin
$1,500 per sea and vill be: sold sat the
down. Members
uu their jeuests may: atten,
Ruth Reynolds is chairman for the
tea danve, a
Hneheon,”
cummittee,
10, sponsored hy: t
partment; Behruary 17,
departments; February 2
partment; March 2, second
the English department; M
second group of the educatic
‘eh VG, secon
De, Pont
stant prafessur of his
Wire inks irene of ak a |
Resniuds, freshinan president, Eliza
Ith Gordon, sophomore president,
ce’ Filly, juniur president
week
i
ery will include
FRESHMEN FORM
SQUAD TO DEBATE
R. P. I. AND COLGATE)"
‘Tey-omts. for the freshman debate
Conducta Weilnestay under
nl
Katherine
Vent snus, Teton Crome and Jedi
iNawers and taxis, Wil
Nv ina
the direction of the
in the
IL
‘am Collins
Lewis
Professor N. V. Russel
To Speak In Assembly \
lection canal putiety
Cetsiiy freshunen ty Htessic:Startanan,
Taille Uirseh, ssunuel Spector] [pufessie Nelson Vance
Carojyn, Shunt, and Few Wal |i spy the 111 a
The hist twos will be alter: hy
ht
Folinite aeramueniyats avere anade
fur a itelate with Rensselaer Poly
techni institute fre shisen. Phe fresby
iniatt sql Tok this Contest contest Russe vasa mentl
wh Milton Catellarer » He |e an ote wath while rN
Hors, Willian Petes iT Vane} Prnabache e wars eoauneetedd fast stn
Hemvan. Jude tier indy inne cstulitions yarn
nth, 2 yt ‘ i aero
tennell, Gane is evnaitey. while ay I
oti ude wlwite he will de
88, sects tat oh Bode fuse inet woth
te Rants the Vavsergity vot Bertin anal th
the evamil Ven Mot baa
“Mike’’ Deyo, Despite k His Seventy Years,
Continues Duties In College Building
\ f
ae Sweetlicat
AORUEL
vonlsiveclaiip suidoung td
Hunn
tt
ish anil puise.”
One the ts
fal
Hacks | finger
age, [Tweens here
oe the | er
he jets nine hours of sleep
cach might and pleity af fresh air
His the springs cand
ean be seen
af the campus
stunlests
that they were
{the junior ess |
STATE WILL PLAY
LARGE COLLEGES
Action Taken By Men's Ath-
letic Council As Result of
Alumni Resolution
Members of the men’s athletic
met Monday afternoon in the
of President A, R. Brubacher
R
for the purpose of considering the
alunni resolution sent to the council
\ list of desirable haskethall oppo-
lone: olarts Allred, Sk ohne
wl Middlebury
\ ‘secund list, composed of teams
played fairly regularly in the past
was alsy compiled, It includ
fad Normal
xe, itll
institute
institute,
The conncil alse
test with se major te
jwent fiatervatls would te
nl suggested Syracnse, Col
nell, Rochester, William,
h
Hartwiek.
ly Maly tectnie
nl Upsala,
St
The Haskethall management was re
quested ty endeavor to schedule
tnatehes vith enough al these
a revamped 9
16 hate in March, to be played
‘lumi homes
wach’ Rutherford H
Tharp ne Tg
Githert Det
Anygrishamy,
ote;
PSYCHOLOG y TEST
TO BE CONDUCTED
FOR SENIOR CLASS) ,
Hie, Hliealwth 1
veut elit
Dr. Mortis ts
sinel divisions
ruth what Kitts +
1 sl
ila
pralen
Vh
jee
Forth Issue Of lie
‘0 Appear In ald
Trials For Oratorical
Contest Are February 1|
— 1
Mn stuntenits who are
ine the bal
Hep
snapetit
Vat a slight exten
i time may be obtained, due te
eadl at th
whiv
tan eat
F;
Chemistry My
Hygiene
Vhysies
Wa
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Hy
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is the
teh
Thi
urrieutl
Amierieans
‘ins Ws
5 ine
NEW GYMNASIUM
WILL BE UTILIZED
| FOR EXAMINATIONS |:
nv the
day, January 29, at 2, P. M
i
Rewans Tol
en coateaipeonary: €
shibsited Ir
Helin Meah
ailuck this «
the
ional op
activities
| Announces Expansion
| PROF ORORGE M, YORK
Professor George M. York,
Thursday, February 4, at 9 A. M
‘oun 180
Council Will Display :
Contemporary Etching
opportunity {the a
ul
taste
Hal anes in lass
vie hat also in the varied] the y
| Ohig State, high
MORE COMMERCE
TEACHERS NEEDED
Number of Commerce Students
Will Be Increased 100%
Next September
104 inthe
he enrolled
ment of
Tessue George M. Yorks
Gommeree department, dnnnunced to-
lay. There are JO seniors working
for the degree of hachclur of science
in commerce ; 48 jun phox
mmwrer; awl 81 freshmen, From 90
to 10H students in the lass of "36
Will be permitted to enter to enrol
the commerce department, Profe
York said,
\ cireniar fetter signed hy: Clinton
Keed, supervisor uf Commercial
ducation ant approved hy Dr
ne M. Wiley, assistant comm
wer inh ehiirge vf Secunl
1, his Huet sent te all igh se
princijuals in New Yi
then tealivert as anany capable pros
peetive teachers as possible into the
menial field, ‘The letter also,
that there isan anusial de:
'Aibover the Chited Suites this: par
tivnler shortage Cof commerce teach-
ers) aapparently exists, Inthe four:
survey's of teacher supply
nd made during the past
fiusteneters in
shown to
anil conspicuously
Jconmercial studies. were
The ubiquitously
Lacking.”
“The twmber of tempor
certilicates: granted to, secretaries and
I: ther Insiness people in recent tin
resulted in the request I
rary’ teawhing
the size at WENT year's
in-commerce will he early
the faculty saul faeitnies will
Chorus Concert To Be
In Chancellor’s Hall
4 Phaiessay
1 bie
Era Of Competition Makes Bagi —_
Necessary To ) Success, Wilbur Asserts
rs and
fh diplanta, White there is 9
iy nw longer
uitly: the Hirst
from the employment
fo the firm ian whie he works.
The success uf this country’ fn the
future depends on the propurtion of
nig peuple who will aecept an
eslucation that will properly fit them
yon the funetions of govern
2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, A. BANY, N. Y., JANUARY 22, 1932
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Ossford Book of American Verge, alited by
tae ah or
huise reverts
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In. many respects this volume of Ame
excell the recent anthology selected
meyer. Tn contains 454 poems by 174 different /
poets, from tiie Revolutionary period, down to the pres
Chief
Manager lent, chosen with judicious eare partiality
hy Mr. Carman, I say that in some respects it excells
the previous work m ise it is really a sur-
vey of American not weak in early
American poctry, for it does give an excellent collection
of its poetry.
‘The editor does not attempt to present an encyclopedia
the fact that it numbers 680 pages, His
joramic collection. He does, how
c his « hyective in showing the grat
Editor timent expressed by American ly
early poetry was heavy, resigned in content
Geir ‘These qualities are well shown hy th
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CONVENTION ASKS
FOR SPOKESMAN
Seaton Aswetses, Eotrom 4
ler a eagle fm Asgoctare Eotwons" Harriet ane ; ;
Ee Fee it Se ak GrehfOH Rant sophomores ali friendship of Students Petition President
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i
as ei ely Acie Mar Snger
Ai Rice, Melty Snese Rather
fee's
fe xe
Wannins
Published every F
Board re
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te
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a ll ye
At Geneva
‘se has written with skill
volume; first printed in 1927, iuhites works of
| Freneau, Fitz Bry
| Longteliow, W iit
y
tone college or un
to the Geneva
Disarmament Conference with the
an dele jas been sent
ent Hoover hy 2,200 stu-
ir
By Dr, Clarence
Modvrn Usychotoyies and Education,
FE. Ragsdale, MacMillan Company
407 pages, $225,
convention
teer Movement
holidays. ‘The students represented
600 universities and colleges in Can
New York
ts of education, ida aad the Unite Sates
tiovk of vast interest and exceedingly se wats erapeised by Prof
nized that there are, sharp listinctions Halply Wiarene if Smith ola
‘the vari isvchology, but | wher told the convention:
ne This} "You are the snes who are going
Kea ts tay dw sor lives
They will not think you
‘iver the eq it
sot battle, Te yon can
considerable space to
1g the tenets «if each, the lines where they differ
and to present in compact form a coll if psyche
loxieal facts which form au excellent background tor a
Puistey ay Hasitrox Partixa Costrany, Aumay, New Your
‘There
hall tw
first is
yeaheah ut Ae i iss Woolley, ly
Perhaj the first is. the more Suieuns |" Hea Mana eee He
seated int the rear uf the smuditorium find it almost im- aan ter stich at evmumnissieon a
vost tear speakers, {The slang of slvr ad nation. Being t nis
seuille of footsteps across the rear of the hall are effec 5 ‘ ci shiv
tive, disturhers, Te wuld be wise for the comeil | Ort Niort Storie uf the Mart. | Collected by Clark | erent tran drown toniversit
station stuclents at either door and permit none tw enter. QMl Kielier, Mert ad Clearkes Heat Compas, ie
enter | en Oo in 1894, the first wom,
h Milne s ceive a degree
rc . A few years aucu she
session in the aaiditorium ame ean pass] ‘his eulection marks he fist a tempt te bring to-!on the ““hlvek
through. ‘The debarredd students consequently: must pass | xether the charaeteristie groups of short stories of the] branches of the
outside, rexardless uf swe, rainy or coll, Tt means that | world ina single volume, [includes selections from | American Revolution
th every passage to or from: Milue hall the student | the earliest days of histury dawn to the preseut time. | her activities i belall of thee
|
is exposed serious illness
alleviate
Albany,
nike war anlt vou net have the
Fight to stop war?”
Canadian amd \ineriean deleates
review of educational psycholoxy
‘The following fields af psye
ve disersseal: Ie
lian, Adler:
havioristi
n,
NOV fan, 22,1932 Vol NVI Noo 1S voted overwhelninty in the alien
ative on the questic
this ups with a eo you favir th States
TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP! va isa, Mac eect of cat uf Cae As is | fr Cabs, leelenly li
—_ Gil ibeeareonondce .
“The last half of the hook is used for the disenssion [assured of at least one representa
are tw occasions when page from Mile pruhlems fram a psychological [tive on thie Anetiva "
Richardson hall causes great incumvenienes Heiste he strongly recommended for teacher ptien when Hresiden ayy
during. the assembly: period, The second isin 1g iuistitutions such ats State, where otis the Tum: | poitited as one af its members Miss
inent when ckasses atte bei ct he
aid ‘Thursday saiterii
id of entirely removed?
"35 SHOWS CREDITABLY
Cannot this slanger be
Many Ham Wes, prion
ot
is unpresu Mount Holyoke Colley
Every nation and race that has contributed ts the history
eh she is wert
srowsth ot
she is independe
her voting, having vated Tor Cox itt
1920 hevatise he fasored entry.
the Leinue af Nations
style of
many differ-
r 5 aul thirty~
‘There is biographical and
wor said on cach section af the
espotise uf the freshman class oi tlhe se! ate eon The jeteat tales one
epi gl a a “| PEDAGOGUE DATE
Soitest received at excredingly emusic resjunces | \ustatres hivkens, Maupansants Steve
Ret edie uk ane hy ang Siena OF LAST PAYMENT
OE taping ones "The Uyuuts flees evvealed tthe
SOA tT Malet aR a MTS OT weet Mae IS MOVING-UP DAY
or fine nf, ast ss be Ue ies i
HK Me RECN dikes (Obseluinse, will | CLUE} cae hie ona ani se: wc a
ti ch fax, that sof literary entertainment satel that ot falls | ties mist be publ fer
“TIWs. the cvaticl | the deyelopaiivan ik the stnvet ste fo yay since tr aon
cchotee was very slit the shay the books
is TCE hae ehh est dy ime dd milo J nh
>» ever schestil 82, hirsinesy maar, amvsitissh te
iy
outstanding milepost in 1 Neutinnvatal touruey: Phenyl Bran stud Healy. tty {Vere with be
ol ne llega tase reo Stee arabe ty Mata Haine | gga thiol aera
See Saint a Shak eit Pe Rem ue | URS a ada Ty
the enolic teal a thiets esta
Students who did vet goin phices on the fet sap itty tatser twott joaiel fears swhiivls
toe sha toe ba ayo aim tbo This evohtecuth century Casas aight well hays Ko Teal vat thi aa t 4
ure, stil three years befure thee int which Lie many Jha walled the Dhiver Gamitry of Bis dey Ele gets nie | oer tnt
co stint Wath th cat il ug ad eles tet bo tes hie
Teeelbe- soning. Wy reteset Stato yell tube
é ne sles '
EXCES$ LOVE OF BOOKS niecttah
Peculiar senye sr fume dren cnn dab ta |
sheets ccune Waee otc van | teshtnc teenth tht “stints Mi
when the of. n Wa patton Aw ont Pete et Deandon ata tine oh He Mul sear ses
vive when stuslente inci teas Garni the J stints ies the sensu Garis dat
fady hel Tin ats ost Mteatie thy lepiet lips Retry
wae Wat wate Petite Dopromidy appoint as nti teahy His ber Mo dhbies ‘i tal
Mtr JPAfs torr p oem lanl 9s Ceuta settee] OK hubs anes ain ae heweelt Radioehar oe ena
ni he ou thins | wile tevin aus sds ay hls tee twses eh
swat ex Lava | jawed fess a te Gute aol bees
igilly enforend | emittion Peentiny Baugelsad,
After a tiin, i wuy tbnasslt that sibeats dail learned] “Har ste ite etautiay: anal slfawingnas qt of
the gary the twin al he eoauuaiice lied wie| elit sal os Me apnea a elf he ate
remnbved jos tallow af i eaten |
op Camnedy seiumphed over teneely
nthe chemen
§ presented is
et plays, May
a tie the tirst
comedy as the hest play af the
evening. It w
he exapatbl
ition to detail
wwe it at
you
vt the
a ure
hy either
the
nee nf the oven
Husband st a
Ie hyoreritival
hy bi
ing as th
domin
datuhters,
Rasmussen
cll
examples +
ae withe the aaron oi
apetlonity resting" Mise Hirk
Tumpy Moore's delight in her part
and her juvenile actions feral a
pleasing part of the plas and
Ive iy aniusin
wwe, She was periectly
theetihe
tar
played fay Herbert
was well made up an sale
kine entrance, te say the
Heawever, his’ hespyeins~ sand
cack! were somewhitt
nu st ave mac the
ead the appressed et
senile
overdue,
Hischt stthtleties oi Fritts
the east
te tnith
faite
if the interpretative jesssbolh
their tines Tn
ah experi
se aaniely
teish that the da
band and Teer mie
tmaule more elleetive
The settiny-
it
¢ suulivnes
bilities, Inv pets it
jerky. le Head, was
het suflivently: fron to qnsluraite
Heott aan =
quite strom enetteh tor
May ttle Matte
Hat her quart
Danahy
Daherty played 1
Wwenten wiih ana
dialect. | Miss Duh
ped hy being fered
hed, handled
ati’ effect Mitt vane not te
any time. Mise Daaaliy, fern ot
Geely Min, etter (hie ttt
fl acting inthe ply
COLLEGE ALUMNI
SCORED BY DEAN
FOR SUBSIDIZING
INSEAD
his
part
Heuwameins see anil
tious alumni wh Stippect titi tin
clay teat tle
Fran Cheistiay ans
the: tee
Pre
Hat thi
titutions
= COLLEG
& NEWS, ALBANY, N. Y., JA
NUARY 22, 1932
SOCIETY TO OFFER |
PRIZE FOR ESSAY
History Department Will Help
In Selecting Material
For Preparation
history department announces
ay contest, ta he conducted hy
ms of the ‘Revolution in the
New York on the subject
x of George
ton, t
1 aniderraduates uf colleges stud
tniversities Feeistered in the Univer
tity af the state nf New York
“ihe prizes are: “lirst prize, tiits
dollars ‘and_a_medal; secon! "prize
thirt anda medal; third
prire dlotiars and a" meskal
cof the comest is ts
The pry
su incentive to the
history aid
George n
De Qdua We Kesley,, ead ithe
history department, said that the is
wert will ct srs
eine sent
the contest,
conform te
u
fn order that they may
av certiin stambare
The rules af the contest res FE
says must contain nee mere thane St)
Neoredes sand anaest fae written th othe
Side at the paper only. They annst
fre sigiedl witlh a gore de pln a
with a, sealed envelope
fie ant dee pune ant the ett
writer's real
Work must |
tnnist I su
tasvat haan
Artiting or he miush swear that,
typewritten, he has dome the me
pa
‘l
Sons of the Rev
ai New Yak re
make no award
mitted
tain a stiticioatly hiss
janwarabe 1
sti, while tt
aye shown
wham i
merit
made of €
titled
ftienal mer
will be destte
for whieh prizes
feral swhich ot
shill
nett
repel
society: ae on the
(Second er
falluved hy the name +
Hes
| astute
Faculty Will | Address
Alumni Spring Meeting
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f seliewil {
tan ed aie |
ition, anv Mas}
i ecume sane |
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Hy to ocak ak thn sun To HY
GE the New Verk city foranelt oot the |
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ity: grea sire als
tw Mrs. Reimer
feservattions mas |
award Doane, “17, pre
ANNOUNCES
Delta Oni
the ena
$4, tu Ue
a peradiats at ¢
Tae ot ihe
ternity
Hamilton Printing
Company
ALBANY, N. Y.
Transfer Students In State College
Members of Play Casts Tuesday |
th
MW
Kya stintente wh Jatrt in the clesmentary: drannatios elt-s
plays Tuesday night TAbeae Wart tara joore sink Ma:
belle Matthews, -opleieses. Below, Donald Eddy, ‘34;
Grosvenor,
Come From 51 Different Institutions tr
NEWS NOTES
hi
alter examinations, Grosvenor said.
Isabel, Pets, ¢x-33,
end visitor
sorority
aly for distribution the firs!
Menorah society
sale tday: inv fromt af the samies. it
MILNE SUPERVISOR
PUBLISHES REPORT
ON SCIENCE CLASS
iss Helen Halter, supervisor of
Cre
annual ‘Troubadour show
turday, March 19,
3, announced. Tt] soc
ith three
‘face, ‘Tryouts for
Ww held during the wel
wv will
PUBLISHES BIOGRAPHY
psey,
ullies
VISITED SORORITY High school,
—_ garet Furlong,
how teaching
ford.
as a week-
a'Ph Sigma
at Gam
TO PUBLISH ECHO
10 will he
week
The nest issue of the
Intra-mural Schedule
Of Class Games Begins
askethall seled=
ht with aus
seniors and the fr
Moreland,
according to S
editor-in-chief,
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE
‘The intra-mural
we opened last
between
of Phi Delta sorurity
we marriage of Fle
“fp, te Walter Sehoenbor +
av student at Rensse=
idly ¢
schedule. More-
ssisted by Andrew
manager vfs
CONDUCT FOOD SALE
conduct a food | as
Ketehai, sophomore
Torpey, mt
a
Iver corridar of Hausley: hall |
elle Leiman, ‘83, president, aw
since tonlay
the first intramural meeti
WELCOMES PLEDGE hy uianaver Morel
tyelive mien will participate in the
welcomes | touenament
‘alae, Yanngbarn inte pledie
sealed, Colgate Sophomore Awarded
WERE GUESTS Loving Cup For Inch Beard
Manitton, N.Y. CP) —George
\Watletiing Schneier, SL. ant |] Sabeehye of New: Yorks a sopho:
were week-end
rarity, house
at Colgate univers!
1 the silver loving cup for
the longest beard in a
Competition with other under
gradnates at the University. Just
|] a couple of hairs behind cane
wt th
ARE MARRIED
Vpsiban chapter of Fi Alpha
ices the marriage af Gertrade || \Maleotn Walker af Utica, who
tha 29, tu Tatins Cohen of Ab |] ve. Salechy’s beard
iy atid a Mice Fisher, "29. to
ine Felimnan oof Atay
five wansier students iv) Portes Kies contrilattes at repete
iustitate
THE HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH
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Willian | Shad ty the tet that State eal
eb He Cainversity deze aradnsates div ant Teuwe te take
Vhe jaan esamninations tye get their teacher
the majority of the remainder
fran tachers! ©
aatationt,Chycoantig Ni
ton, Gettese
Taian and Syra | bie Phi
aneb toute te | Zair
graduate
M
eu the Cuiversity
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STATE COLLEGE
NEWS, ALBANY, N.
Y., JANUARY 22, 1932
ALUMNI CONTEST
T0 BE POSTPONED
Date of Game Laid Off Until
Last Week In February,
Says Manager
‘The annual alumni basketball game
which was scheduled for tomorrow
night has been postponed. The gy
nasim of Page hall will be used
the gymnasium today.
Ari make it impossible to have any
athletic contest there this week-end.
¢ alumni game will he played the
t week in February.
State will open its second semester
o'clock,
teen out of seventeen games lst se
som, scoring seven hundred points to
their opponent's four hundred, Their
winning column includes victories
cover Villanoya and the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. Lowell won
overtime game from Sta
years aigo, and the State players will
be out to avenge that defeat
Hill Allard, star freshman,
ani leading georer of the
lege varsity for the first tw
on the schedule, has heen compelled
onward,
tate col:
etic competition
as captain last yar of the
pionship Cohoes
five which participated in the’ state
when they
‘ond victory of the seasc
olytechnic
st
turned back the Brooklyn
institute five hy the score
Friday night inthe Hage
asim, was fast throug!
the Brooklyn team kept in the
Jead during the first part
half time ly a score of
The ‘State players rallied inthe
third quarter ott successive baskets, hy
Ossy Brooks, Ray Harris, and Clift
Rall, Freddie Ingraham excelled int
foul shooting during the fast hili of
the game, securing five points in six
shots
With the score tied at 24-24 Gil De
Laura, State's veteran guard. sank it
pretty’ basket to win the game,” Fred
Tngeaham was State's leading scorer
With cight points. Ossy Brooks, with
three fields and 3 foil point, way the
rmnersup. Chill and “Hel aura
played a fine defensive ame at snarl
Positions holding the Brooklyn ier
wards to a total of but six” points
Ky: Harris, the new nvan in State
starting Tine-up, showed a fine fight
inne spirit and worked well with: the
quintet
Activities Class To Be
Milne Club Sponsors ;
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they ate mint
VISITS SORORITY
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CLUB ORGANIZES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
IN WINTER SEASON
Plans will be made by representa-
tives of Biology club for a sleigh ride
when the weather is favorable. Those
in charge of arrangements are Ani
Soholeski and Doris Riebennacht,
seniors.
‘he winter picnic at Camp Cogs-
well is in charge of: Margaret Fort-
miller, '32,
Benedict Evelyn
seniors, refreshments;
strom, ‘32, transportation,
Biology’ party will he
Fortmiller,
1934 Will Wear Blue Berets
Beginning
The new blue sophomore
berets will be distributed during
st week of the second
semester, according to Maybelle
Matthews, 'H,
berets are to have white '34's on
them, The sophomores expect
to wear them to all ball games,
class _ mectings, thus at!
fempting to © d
better
Those students who. have. noi
already signed up for berets will
have an opportunity to do so
during the next week,
nge_of Richardson hall,
chairman is. Therese
"32; others in charge in-
"The following ¢
hryn Diehl, sophomore represen
Valentine Reutowich, fresh-
representative, an¢ Olga Hyra,
5, reporter.
Visit
Professor Adna W. Risley, head of
the history department, and Mrs. Ris-
ley, entertained the faculty members
of ‘the history department at_ their
home Sunday afternoon, The faculty
present were: Mr. Clarence Hidley,
hesistintprofessut of histor
Mrs. Hidley: Dr. Donnal V. Smith, |
assistant professir of histor i
Mrs, Smith; Miss Martha Jane Al
right, iustractor in history, and Miss
Helen’. Fay, manager of the Col
lege comaperative hook store and a
rmer instructor in history.
“Bill” Kelley, 70, Used To Drive Coach; |
Former Governors
Did yo
Rewiseve
Taadeed'n 1 did,*
und confident reply made
Tian Kelley, one of the "
the sidewalk jub here
knew hin well”
Mr. Kelley is seventy years old,
yet he nuaintains an atinosphere as
sprightly ay that af a young cub,
He used te he a eabby
says a “hack driver.”
the days het
was the hasty
by Wil
State, "F
to which it is put now, He did this
for nig forty-five” years
Mr ers the days
when the iver used to
h
Hl aabwatt “Teor
Kelley inlisled. with
andl stl
drive Int te the capi
tANS
The Van Fleusen C
470 Weoudway
art Sty
the new fall hats,
Unusual Models
HOME
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ALUMNAE CONDUCT
active chapter.
und [active members, and several
ever know Theodore]:
{EONE’
TEA AT SORORITY
HOUSE, SATURDAY
Alumnae association
uth Lake avenue.
‘clock in the afte
7, treasurer of th
a charge, assisted by
group were also
s, including, Ruth Kelly,
Olive
secretary ;
jident of the
sceretary Hardy
McDermott, recordin
Helen Burgher, 32
alumnae, |
ests.
The guest list incluted
MEMBERS WELCOMED
Sigma Alpha sorority
Georgia Roberts, ‘33, Marie Doherty
lolyn Dwyer, and Louise God-
sophomores, into full member-
ir
ship.
Were His Passengers
and was pretty well-known as a
Other great personalities that
used the services of “Bill” Kelley
were Governor Sulzer, the man who
was impeached for, ‘some
© while in office, Samuel J
Tilden who figured xo widely in th
disputed Hayes-Tilden camp
dl es-president Willian
fr. Kell
upon whieh
y says that the grounds
State callesse now
ness, even in his
time
ing and knowledse
AG
Dorothy Hennett, ‘29. cor: | €
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Commerce At Leroy
Mice Bort
ling ts Tceteane
Mie
Mary
cured
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Athans, N.Y
tyles. You will enjoy seeing
coats, dresses and hosiery
High V
Low Pri /alues.
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Levinstein Recognized As Being Robber;
regular session of the Government
fi
a
h
I
t
th
crime committed, collaborated, the
32,
32,
College.
CO-OP WILL HAVE
p
Although much time has been spent
a
it
Counsel Of Both Sides Predict Victory
iford | well brought him to the doctor's
Hamilton street.
‘The chief del
ard Simon, who in a b
persons identified Sanfor
the
in
as the person who as:
ndrew Hritz,
a dollar Ingersoll
nd Government 1 notes on
1931, Hritz was
rst to take the stand against the
jefendant and had no difficulty in
entifying the person allege
ave assaulted and robbed him.
farold Haswell, '32, who drove
Iritz to Albany from Yonkers on
nders
od
the
ing of the
ed that Levinstein
Tone sts
defense to the stand.
Both attorneys feel confident of
ictory. "L shall put Levinstein
behind the bars and Sing Sing
have another star athicte,” Miller
said. While Simon said,'“L shall
prevent a great injustice from oc-
curring and sive an innocent man
from the persecutions of that
awa, ambitious demagogue,
he da E
and “Under-Sherff “Robert
who testified they saw
evidence by Hritz on direct
District Attorney Kenneth Miller,
claims that Levinstein struck | $c
Tritz over the hi the two met | Miller,
n Western Ave front of the
aie, oamiers apd Cro] Freshmen Are Vietors
In Contest With Milne
ie scene of the alleged crime,
freshmen won their fift
haskethall ame when they
turned hack Milne High school 21 to
fought contest” last
en
Levinstein was
F the crime by
jarrett of the
ewart Gay testified that
had attended Hrite after Has
The Frosh were onthe
at half time,
four t
lonye efi af the. scare
1010
The State yearlings put yp a snap-
bier jame in the last half of the jgamte
dig eleven points to the (
and White's seven
Jones featured for the frosh with
four fichl Iseskets, Cll Rall male
two Taaskets aml i foul point fur a
total of five pints, Ken helps, ea
fain of the Milne: quintet, shat two
fields and aniule youl fone
[eres a tal, eh yn
to tie Jones for the night's seoriy
honors. *
“The frowh lineup was compos
Jones, Hadick, Drake, Hills, Rall
Blumberg, while Phelps, Pat
Carvitl, Reynolds, it
Watkins, al Getman ph
Milne: tea
REFERENCE SHELF
AS TEACHERS’ AID
During the second semester, the
rut the Coup will he
urned inte a reference library for
tice teachers. ‘There will he
xhihits from educational publis
ime companies and uf hooks. val
hie in junior senior Wi
choal teaching, These hooks will
We catalogued hy subject
Miss Helen T. Fay, manager, re
rts that the project box has, been
matter of eharity by the Ce
1.
m collecting clippings for student
the students haye not
mnded with contributions af st
uantity as to make
uying of woud for
acuity teas in the Le
rdsont Hall,
WELCOMES MEMBER
Deli Omeg:
Christine Hd
bership,
ssible
of ity welcomes
into Full: mesn=
Special Attention ta Sorarity Houses
1. A. BOOKHIEIM
Reliable Meats and Poultry
Phone 6.1837
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Keep Beautiful at Palladino’s 1
Permanent Waving—Finger and Marcel Waving
it Popular Prlecs
Hair Bobbing
IN. Pram St
Dial 3.4231
IN. Peau St.
Dial 33632
Special Prices On
KEDS MEN'
COLLEGE SHOE SHOP
464 Washington Ave,
SNEAKS SHOES
Repair
The Westland
FORMERLY CHARTS
MADISON AVE. AT WEST
ANNOUNCING
Dancing
IN THE BOHEMIAN ROOM
AUSTIN CLARKE
AND HIS COUNTRY
ORCHESTRA
LAWRENCE STREET
CLUB
Every Wednesday and Saturday
Nights
ARTING WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 23nd
Orchinara Chace 250 NIGHT
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