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TRUSTEES TO ACT
ON KIESS VACANCY
Board Will Select Successor at
January Meeting—Elects
2 New Members
Penn State lost a tiustee of 17
yeas son ict, silica Congressman Ed
gar II Weiss, lepresentative of the
~ .ixteeuth ‘l,,triet of Pennsylvania,
died dining Pule A successor will
be appointed to lull the vacancy at
the iegulat meeting of the Boasd of
nustees in Jarman
Appointed to the Board of Trustees
01 the College in 1913 by Governor
John K Tenor, Representative Kress
sened continuously since that time,
and ',as r eappointed in 'July of this
scar by Gus 01000 John S Fisher. Mr
Kress stay one of the ado, members
of the Board and readily gave of his
time and influence, to be of service to
the College.
Repie,entatise Kiess died at his
salamr liaise in Eagles Mere; suc
cumbing to a hula attack At that
tune lie Ma: prcpai mg his campaign
fog ,t tenth tom in Congress, having
represented his disttiet in Washing
ton for eighteen sears Ile had en
tot.' public life with his election to
the State Assembly in 1904
As repie,entatives of County in
du,trial and agricultural societies
John C Benedict, a banker of
Wa) noshoro, and Ernest J. Poole, a
manufat tin mg executive of Reading,
", et e elected to the College Board of
Tiustee, (WI mg Commencement week.
Delegates of the societies re-elected
Chester J T y son of Gardners and
Flank P Wdlets of Concordville.
William A Al?elder of Pittsburgh,
Boyd A Musser of Scranton, and
James G White of Nov York City
ume again %elected as alumni trus
tees Colonel 3 Franklin Shields, and
Tames L Ilrnull, were honored by
the giaduates for tuenty-five years
nets me on the Board
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`Y' Hut Nears Close
OF 13 Years' Service
After thirteen years of service,
the "Y" hut, green and white relic
of the World War on the Penn
State campus, will give way to the
corps of workmen engaged in the
beautifying program when it is
razed this month. The YMCA
has moNed Into new quarters in
Old Main
Erected during the war, the fa
milial hut added the last touch
needed at that time to create the
impression of Penn State as a mili
tary training camp The hut was
kept in use during the construction
period and served as a rendevous
for idle freshmen.
M. E LABORATORY INSTALLS
NEW MARINE DIESEL ENGINE
Duling the summer months, a new
type Diesel engine for use in marine
propulsion was installed in the Col
lege mechanical engineering labor
atory The engine is a four-cylinder
motor, of fifty horse power capacity.
This new machine will be one of the
types studied by the seven lieuten
ants from the United States Navy
who began their course here last se-
nester The officers will el
heir study here next June when the)
viii receive the degree of Master of
•cmnce.
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STRUCK PUBLISHES
EDUCATION TEXT
Summer Session Students Employ
Book for Basic Courses in
Industrial Teaching
"Foundation, of Industrial Educe
tion," a text by Dr. F. Theodore
Struck, head of the department of in
dustrial education, has been published
and was used for the first time at the
past Summer Session.
Dr. Struck's volume, about 500
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pages in length, seas printed early
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foundation and orientation courses in
industrial education, th'e new book
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prevailing practices, accepted termin
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trade and industrial education.
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of the social, economic, educational
and historical factors influencing
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Ten limestone columns supporting
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weight, the imntorced concrete ,bases
resting on solid rock to insure per
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