Vol. XIV. No. 22
Stare Cottece For Tracers, ALnany,
N. Y., Fripay Maxcit
21, 1930
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues,
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BDITS ISSUE TODAY
Works On
With Understanding That
Names Be Left Out
Former
Conny
week's
iu the management
paper until a new: board
this wee
iy hal ac
MEN DEBATE FOUR
OPPOSING TEAMS
Myskania’s Request
mers of the Srate
poard are editing this
‘of the News at the
nin, 1 its: resis
lent associnibon
the news
cal be
ken with
“ents wil Miss Butle Elected
ty annomnced i
N
| '
the board, | try
SEMESTER HONORS,
WITHOUT DEFEAT
Paul Harris To Speak
In Student Assembly
Varsity Ties Opponents
i By Scoring 350 Points \:,
f Vola
lent
mY andl Mr
192
AVERAGES REVEAL '
GOVERNOR VETOES
BILL FOR LIBRARY
Pass
Executive Promises To
Original Appropriation
if Presented
Governor Franklyn D, Roose
item in the State
day which gave Stite
et
Heads Minstrels
| NEWS 1S SECOND
IN PRESS CONTEST
|
11 SENIORS ACCEPT
OFFERS TO 1EACH
DUKING NEXT YEAR
| Tickets Are On Sale
For G.A.A. Show Friday
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ay BE TOMORROW
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By Colleges In All Parts
Of United States
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yrs were entered by cob
nh all yuan
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Student-Written Play
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 21, 1930
State College News
Established in 1916 by the Class of 1918
‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
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any, March 21, 1930 _Vol,_NTV
“AD TO COOPERATI
News board are selad tw co
News
Members of the former
in the axmagement of the
agreed 1 publish the paper at the request
hecause they announced, in their letter of
resignation, that they would offer their servives to the
student association in putting out the News until ae new
the “voices were found to be much better than formerly"
“Bonds Of Family Are Breaking Down,”
gives promise of quality.
‘The music department is having difficulty in arranging Dr. Anderson ells College House Men
a time for rehearsals which will be suitable to all the) « ctionate bonds of family) “Marriage was a necessity, and a
‘men, but the administration may be able to readjust the} tity seem to be breaking down,"| young man embarked on matrimon-
scheilule if the demand of students for a chorus is great a a On ta fessor] ia adventures at an early age, but
‘enough, ated on his at-| sid Dr. Nels Anderson, professor) aay, the ratio of marriages. and
tet to reorganize the chorus afer its three yeas of Sociology at, Seth Low collxe] he age at which they are nexotited
Brooklyn, N. Y., in a lecture ad-[are adverse to family he said
dressed to a group of men at the)” A’ direct result of this aversion
, BITS OF A Woman's || College house, Tuesday —night.|to marry is the lidcrettied laorenese:
|, HISTORYMAKEMOSAIG || “Modern inv lon ind conveni=| of sex morals, and the super-knawl
ences: are ecessary theledge of children in this field, ac
sinall .Aanetions the home which cording te DE Anderson:
Mosaic, By John Prestand (Gladys Skelton.) Nev] coherent.” he. averred He teclie was: the foul con
‘ark: D, Appleton & Co. 2. Tis Auderson reviewed the: hie] Aueted tt & aeties cy the um
bits of knowledge of a woman's history constitute the] tory and discussed] en's. Christian — association, ae
1
the
Mosaic of John Prestand’s navel, a story told ina cording to Isr: aplan, chat
rather nnusiial form, Its central figure is the woman] theories of dis-Lman of the committee. The’ course
Ja being "without prejudices, without a home, an] pelled. several fallacies concerning] js being. conducted in conjunction
1. mother-tonge. is an elderly| the origin of the family. —"The| it ic lectures
reel physician, who might he called] early f ied solely
rator of her story, first sees her in} young
«
Se need to protect
Lauter, e brings him in toch with three very] the chikd in’ infancy, and the eco
unfike men, cach of whom tells this De, ‘Frebuchon that} Nomic vale of the family was a
art of Nate’ his in whi he tl inet axed fray factor in the ci man
mains unkown, OF these three men.) fearing of a family: group,” he said,
JUNIORS TO PLAY
the mosaic, which is all we know of Nadine’s existence
day night under. the direction of
tir her. and he escaped unine| Dr. Anderson deplored the emer
jared: one of the others had loved! avd one had hated] gence of women trom the home
hier, and she broke the fife wf each, troke them without | aiming that female economic: in
iniice ar ang evil intention, merely because she was] fependence spelled death to. family
Simple, direct and elemental, antoniched by any of the) life. An industriad civilization has
Ani complesities af mudern civilization little roan foe a family,” he stated
The novel is out of the ordinary in thewe awd cone] "Marriages have decreased alarin
steuction. Tt is well written, andthe people. wlse Fives] idly amider one present erunomic
iwaich, directly or indirectly, with Nadine’s awn] system. When rirad fife was ire
ny. varied, ant well characterized, There are} Momminant.” Drs Anderson said
Several dramatic scenes, ad though the separate bits of — fa lay presenting
|
board could be organized,
Since they felt it unfair to print the |
dents who have not paid the association's request of SH.)
“They could aot, huwerer, re
they vacated their posts |
sign withort supplying members af the ation with
the newspaper fur whieh they had paid, Mewe, they |
have tried to carry out a. conviction that the smanes
ination ts the |
ul meet their
News with the
+ pulisty the
should sot be printed
the tindderstand {
association by mana
rg tTsat they: should ames while
SHALE WE TUNE THE TIN
The piano in the Lounge of Richardson
forming nobly with its loosened string
a have
they were assy
PAN
His per
nud wobbly: haan
make each a separate story, tbe interest af the wove
lel tee the pervs of Nae al oi the] 1933 BASKETEERS —|Siv~ Sasherine Graham, |
dloctor wh tells iy the tales told him by the other three e cast included "Mr Abin
is well ststiined ON MONDAY NIGHT| St, hesbands ice tenon
iahgonne Metin teat So take been nauk paz] Lhe junior etass haskethall team,| Mead, the itustrater
sihly have experience so much and letrned se fittle, Por] Winner wt the recent intramural] The a
thomgh her arly tife Had heen passer in the stot ashethall tournament, will play the [aM the hi ,
sijualor, though she was without ties of any Win or ANY | fevinnen Mec Mtedlag nacky gayle, perleramance progressed, the
tof arkgronnd, she haul spent several sears an thie] 02 Mee Monday’ night at players dropped. into character and
Hest brilliant society af Vienna he Sir Martin Hard-] 47°" weothe Page hall gyie}the business went
Teas! pally crossed hers asim, tor the eallease ehampion-fantil atthe climax
alin, see at feast ship iis er
deine Bie Vw on wean He eee ne
inherited 1 than becatse ine te artic nothings. Vet nae Helen
the auther’s samception oi this wennan, “lait ana fig] ON Contest iter intola
ferent sid a grander seale trem her cuntemywmrarion [1 wath the se4 jaavinue| ot oon
this woman whos was entirely san inelivintualist, who Wael con thee q Verne typ teen
he understanding ot even the lesser intricudes of sect! sty the gts |
flues aid slg tila io tated stiawlys) Mice
Nadine’s distiwtive individuality ts kept aduvirably ine Ft Hie seroers ttl the teed for!
fake oof Moat fla a
imers. What it tacks in tone, it is making ap in puive.| weeded hills ani the Dani wast hevad ribleat ot ray Te na
“i inthe ange Tight” ay the Puegptian fortinctelter. the i j se at
ing Ze Hike the clash of Vhatetsine of the Inantidul wit Fanglis mamwer-tunie. or [Chorio te ita enue, eat
tin pans, sad ‘Toehaikowsky’s "Chant Sans Pardes” dves|ig tyr fast phases selling “i hestints in thy streets st] tie avers cus Tie eccitancg ge fa tiene
hot need any: words. When stints play the piano, there| P Sill alse heat he having Fen Tue[ gy amid Be the shieeet oe
eam ty he more than ittens. ony the key’ Now samt it nt’ tition something erahaun aud tiller Doe Lary [Oven tel gine on
he neds tuning, Students are discouraged [4 her individuahty. 1 shared by the navel itself a hook nermbers sity. haskethalll imathines ni nunloy
Th st ea ‘ Kel which stanly mote thaw a little apart trait the sereat| team, saalebte berhethalll mouths of ae
irom playing on an instrament whieh cannot claim even] nase sor ordi wedivete fi tien, Other th haere
1 true octave, and other people fil it lifficwlt to enjoy ee a ete ecaeie tual) Ny = beste hon
their bridge or conversation when they must ister to [Oak Ky Renacth Perkins, S13 ym New Verh bred: |Ttorues (hwretiee “Nev tall ta aut a
he-eltanee af snenah trick Ve Stakes Company f Kestualiny, | Neeklas yelled ifs ast
Te would not be very expensive: ter ttine the pian, Five] Gold psa Insty take ad the sea, abroad ac whaler Leaf a va the ssayen
Aollary woul qndoubledly cover the ill Phe student ftobl swith an ethusiasiy anid anpetiie that varry the q pea
association might Ie willing tee apprepriate the money [eiler on tee the Calitornig gill paste and int the anil Visti topes Sh We ea Thatnl
From the reserve tunel Por spss the standent cvtmieah any (2 te aolw raw Peteat AY Por festerute enter Kee 1 ney fibers “ the whispern
Mi Versi H if rnin eis entithad te an evening all te own VOW Laud the peanele so annts bet
te the sosetnbly ; i
UNHAIEY MI NDERS TE VNDING f “ ‘ | ' ' 1
Hwee sete ts fae sk Tittle matsinderstandmas veneer fy fi ie he ' ahaa oe
i tle freshman ele Whren thie attice: Teer Beet yan vt Aue Hatt pee " MISS LOVE TO MARRY .
Sie 2 SPORT SHORTS |
are ei M i ;
mandentiaa pablo nate) Nuys= Bian ‘ ‘ CONTINUES STUDIES tena : "
ave stvicerdbol aM hy He Hit f ' am te aren
whens i i 1 ch
Ww i i a Mada spor ‘ All the men whe ate ean
: ie y t ' : track at State aught tor get
f . CALENDAR statt the bull arvlliny, ah they
* he : , } } ae Wve an eatnent. Try wth tus the
' ' mt iN itelakoed : rious events will reveal just
' Hint oad asco ; i rm ner \ how strong a outhit we, well
f i : For ae te shat | Uo atl HN | he able to. gut can the tichd sn
; titel , " fo sdueanwiin Taye halt tS Mh thes Mini
: ‘ Aavieto iynstemkys Fal Sed_ 1 Sunday ite tae AH
F prt Na scaly
vt Ru divideva halt if Hise ara
SING LOM MW VEL IS MRE ' Mined ane Et tg i Hf
_ Monday
Hi naa sana which , ha a \ i iy very doubtlul at baseball
yer ary aan tn] Dhavtice will start before the first
bas i ts a sat or second weet in April, asthe
Huta Ht sapien iisulerleur ‘anes cucened wal home diamond at | Ridgefield
bath camwaher then adler ag wees wn w | Park is very slow in dying, uj
STATE
COLLEGE NEWS,
MARCH 21, 1930
51 SENIORS MAKE
SEMESTER HONORS,
AVERAGES REVEAL) |
(Continued from Pa
Corr, Laltinn, Da
aye ty Column 2)
Brooks Jones
Steele
Ruth
i honors, 1
Borst, ‘Hortense
Arnold Cop:
Helen thuer,
1
Hitcheock,
oly Kelly
Ki
Kalith
_ Royal
Cecelia Shapi
n
Helen Mead,
Mary’ Hsthe
Mead, Jack: Surofl honors, Mary)
Alex Franklin Clark,
Clemens, Ellen Dinnee}
Downey. Frances
Durkin, Ber
Iyn Fortmiller
Marie (
Ceurge: Rite, Calter
Darethy
ks, Marsguerite Wilson
Weeks Mary
men, high hanes, Cacud
Cederquist, Kathrrn Van Valken
wri. Flora Wurstlins hiauors, Mary
Brew. Bertha Bull, Mice
Trene Gedney, Ruth Lmen, George
Hisert, Larisa’ filesias, Mike Noval,
Ralph’ Reintart, Margaret) Roohan,
Mac Suston, Marsaret Service
Hanis Sink, Reatriee Tonnpikitns
Art Students To Have
Exhibition Next Week|
Wear a Nifty Apron Smock
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| airy © Inc.
aut fi ALBANY
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iI} today
be given by: each team
ternard Sino, Mation | us
3 Members Of Faculty
To Be Debate Judges
Three members of the State col-
faculty will judge the debate
ween the sophomores and fre
nua class teams in assembly next
Friday morniny
ion FE, Botte,
went association announced
the
The debate is on the abolition of
armaments by all of the countries
in the world,
*Juphold the affirmative and the sop:
Humores the negative
Three constrnetive speeches will
Only: on
buttal speceh will he allowed
he winning class will rece
five poin rivaleyy
the rules
Freshmen Are Leading
In Interclass Rivalry
is Jeaing, the
The score it
i
hotly samme: ph
the second yante which was played
last Wednesitay was dd
vl
ANNOUNCES BIRTH
Hi Gana anmonnees the birth
ir Naney: Joan, to Mr
Lyle Harrington, Mes
was for Agnes
Willard W. Andrews, Pees. F Warland Baloy See
~ Albany
Teachers’ Agency, Inc
74 Chapel St. Albany, N.Y.
We need teachers’ for appoint- |
nents at all seayons of the
Write for information or
at the office
“Ttest sponsored by:
The freshmen will
WOMEN’S CHORUS
TO ENTER MUSIC
CONTEST IN MAY
‘The State college women's chorus
tion of Music,
y
is a $100; efforts are being
made to have a second prize of $50,
The winners of the sectional
ntests will compete in New York
next October, Th order to
the contests, the pi
the members of thi
members of the
college chor. be
with the national of
uch member
fon this
ng a fee of
Limited—2 To A Customer
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2 cakes Palmolive Soap
Genuine Cannon Wash Cloth 18
Total Value 5c
For This Week—Only 49c
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Captains Give Reports
in the campaign for the residence
be re
unity to pledge before the spring
‘acation,
2 FRENCH PLAYS
WILL BE FEATURE
OF FETE, APRIL 7
‘The main features of the French
fete which will be conducted in the
auditorium of ‘Page hall ow, Apri
a,
On Residence Campaign
Reports from the senior captains
been pledged b
bers of the connnitt
wed at this
ior might
hed and. given an oppor>
Ki
conmnitte
gram will ined
ani piano solo
andthe singh
Another, meeting will, be con:
tna, $100
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 21,
1930
VOICES OF 13 MEN
TESTED TO FORM
CHORUS THIS YEAR
‘The voices of thirteen men have
already been tested
the attempt
he
Heir better than. formerly"
Considerable trouble has
rienced, according to, Dr, Cand-
Iyn, due’ to, the confict be
Practice sessio:
2 class which i
al unit,
be accomplished,
survey of the
choruis for next y
r. Cand-
lyn hopes to have. two periods a &
signed on the
"s chorus,
it given for the
week definitely
cale’
a pos
work by the coll
Several more candidates will take
the voice test before the work. is
concluded for the year, according
to, Dr. Candlyn,
Those who ady
voices tested follow
have
their
Maslan, Donald Whiston, and
mond ‘Collins, seniors; | Wil
Sawyer and Lawrence Noucons
juniors; Howard Mann, Duane
Baker, Anthony Stroka, Frederick
Appleton, and Robert Rankins
Harold Hendee, Or:
sophomores:
and William Reagan,
mand Guyer
freshmen,
Plans Made For Buying
Rug For Lounge Room
Definite plans for the buying of
a rug for the in Richard-
son hall are under” consideration
to Emanuel Green, ‘30.
an of the. student lounge
mimittee, It is expected that a
which will be placed in the
title of the room, will soon
chosen by the
which Mrs
prote i
ehairman,
Two Stores.
27 South Pearl Street
201 Central Ave
Normanskill Farm Dairy
a
Bottled Milk
Ice
NT CREAM
Wholesale Price to Parties
Tre
Hotel ten Eyck Bldg.
Phone 4-6324
and Crean
|
FLORIST, INC.
We Tolevraph Flowers Anywhere
t
| vation by both fr
As th
I) jared to make their exit
aroused the’ interest|
S| scended into
Freshmen Women Get
Efforts of nearly fifty freshmen
women to capture the sophomore:
class banner at the soiree
wilted in. disappointn
es for the
is made a successful get-
HJ away with the coveted banner,
The large yellow banner was
used as a decoration and was hung
in the Pay
it was the obji
homores,
nee drew Nes
headed by. Virgini
the sophomore
Haw-
0 These
preparations
of the watchful fr
the pre-
aid of two suit
Dela Omega
nasium to
a large
listed in arder lo deee
ings,
At the appointed time three band
of sophomores burst from the
freshmen
ase but were bewildere
Which one they ought to concen
trate Uh \s Miss
Van Buren and her party left te
building they were attacked by a
humber of freshmen women aud a
regular melee ensued, — Meanwhile
the suitease containing the bona
Didn't Dare To Publish
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CHANCE”
STARRING WM. POWELL
& R-K-O VODVIL
Direction Warner Bros, |
WEEK OF MARCH 22
“KIBITZER”
with
HARRY GREEN
WEEK OF MARCH 22
G rtrude, Lawrones
“THE BATT
OF PARIS"
MADISON
MADISUN AND MAIN
WEEK OF MARCH 24
MONDAY-1U
“ACQUIT TED”
WEDAESDAY- THURSDAY
“LOVE PARADE”
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
“TRESPASSER”
a
Wagar's Sandwich Shop
Vhs
Makers oy Real tom
on UNTA
eMule Ire Cream |
eshmen as) °
hmen and. sop-|
e for the last] tes 4
Bruises At Soiree;
Sophomores Remove Class Banner Safely
fide banner was safely removed
through the midst of the group
tig
with the remark that it wasn’t there
anyway.
The
tered a
on the
i.
Y.W.C.A. Will Conduct
Vespers Next Sunday
The Young Won Christi
association will conduct sue
Sunday
afternoo
cording. to
president alse in
vited to attend this service,
sueial hour will follow, Miss Neb
san announced,
nd dismissed search of it
eJat the J
MISS. GREENBURG
TAKES COMMUNITY
Defeating a stellar field includ:
s, last year
lyn Greenbu
style 100
won the fri
on Washington
day night
tered §
this. ye
experience in
‘no form
competitive swim:
dual stir ol
the ind
h
u
t tbat was, ale
fi ¢
dicted last nigh
100) yard
Greenburie Won A
the championship of the ¢
ing
She ig. the Rosalind
who was adjudged 1
DE the best radia yo
posse
In Meriva, She ts a resident
Lane Isha
Miss Margaret Hiteheowk, mt
iy sival qdtieaation, wit
y jidue at the wintingg meet
Arthur Pe Jones, a0, acted ae
C. H. BUCKLEY THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
HARMANUS
BLEECKER HALL
SONG HITS!
BEAUTIFUL TECHNICOLOR!
‘A ROMANCE OF BROADWAY!
BRIGHT LIGHTS & LASSIES!
“LORD BYRON
OF
BROADWAY”
WITH
SrranD ||
Kaley—Ethelind Terry
Shilling
Chas,
cl
NOW SHOWING
LELAND
‘ALKING PICTURE
MARIANNE”
MARION
DAVIES
HER FIRST
SINCE
IN
“NOT SO DUMB”
wiTH
Elliott Nugent
i Raymond Hackett
A King Vidor Production
SWIMMING MEET
Ruth Reynolds Named
Freshman Class Head
Ruth | Reynolds
omit be Glted by elections to
he conducted some time during the
next two weeks.
Miss Reynolds is a member of
appa Delta sorority.
;|New Voter’s Delegate
To Attend Conference
Voters’ Unit is now
delegate to the
ep the League
cording to
2, president of the
The New
planning to send
convention will he eon
ducted at Lonisville, | Kentucky,
rom April 28 ty Maw A, shi sa
AT VAN DYK'S NEW
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SERVING
HOME MADE
SANDWICHES, PIE,
CAKE AND A MOST
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DUCHESS
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ning
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