Monday, Juno 29, 1931 ‘ <!i
SUMMER SESSION
OPENS TOMORROW
(Continued front page one)
and cultural courses offered during
the six weeks, Dean Will Grant
Chambers, director of the session, ob
served The Music and French In
stitutes both have larger lists of ap
plicants than before.
While students arc registering for
instruction at the College, branch
summer schools are being opened m
Harrisburg, Altoona, and Reading
The Altoona branch, m its eightn
year, has broadened the 'scope of
work so as to include graduate
courses. Three .hundred students aro
expected to enroll in these extension
schools Already sixty registrants
in the nature study camp have begun
a three-weeks course.
Among .the new courses offered, a
demonstration class with a group of
children selected by intelligence tests
will be conducted by Miss Lillian W.
Bitncr, general supervisor of special
education in Philadelphia.
For the first time two courses in
ceramic art have been included in
the list of courses, in response to re
quests from art teachers of the'
State. Professor Harold S. Nash, di
rector of ceramic art at the Univer
sity of Cincinnati, will be in charge.
Graduate work in art has been
made possible by the addition of five
courses, while advanced study in the
Institute of Music Education includes
private instruction in voice, and
courses in elementary counterpoint?
form and analysis, and free composi
tion.
Dr. George H. Fickes, associate
professor of religious education at
Lafayette college, will conduct the
first courses to be offered during the
Summer Session in religious educa
tion.
P.S.C.A. SECRETARY GOES
TO COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Leaving today to attend Columbia'
Teacher’s College during the Sum-'
mcr Session there, Harry W, Sea-'
mans, secretary of the Penn State
Christian association, has transferred
association, nas 1k...
Ins duties for six weeks to William.
L Hammacker, associate secretary. I
Mr. Seamans will study both at
Columbia and at Union Theological
seminary. Gilbert Strunk, associate
secretary of the Christian assocta>
tion, will leave for a vacation Friday.
MUNSING WEAR
BATHING SUITS
Moore’s Dress Shop
124 E. College Ave.
—A Complete;
Printing Service
The Nittany Printing
and
Publishing Company
Between Movies and
the Comer
Delicious
Home-Made Non-
Chocolate Sweets
39c Lb.
Satisfy the Desire
for Summer Candy
Rexall Drug Store
ROBERT J. MILLER ,
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Dean Watts Gains
Honorary' 1 , Degree
From R. I. College
bean Ralph L. Watts, of the School
of Agriculture, has been recently
awarded an honorary degree of doc
tor of science by Rhode Island State
.College in recognition of his distin
guished service to agriculture.
Graduating from Penn State in
1890, Dean Watts served for the next
nine years as horticulturist of the
Tennessee Agricultural experiment
station. In 1899 he cntcicd the field
of market gardening near Johnstown,
lecturing during the winter in Penn
sylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey
Dean Watts was appointed profes
sor of horticulture here in 1908 and
served in this capacity until 1912
when he was appointed dean and di
rector of the School of Agriculture
and Experiment station In 191 G he
was honored with the degree of doc
tor of agriculture from Syracuse
University.
SEE •
PENN’S CAVE
THE
Old Water Cavern
One Mile Boat Ride Through Cave and Lake
5 Miles East of Centre Hail
JUST HALF HOUR’S RIDE FROM STATE COLLEGE
College Cut Rate Store
Opposite Postofficc
Writing Paper Toilet Articles
Fountain Pens Patent Medicines
Greeting Cards Cigarettes
Candy
Agent's for Elizabeth Arden and ,
Helena Rubenstein ToiletPreparatioris ’'
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
VSTVTJTTITTI Monday—Tuesday
U 8 June 29 and 30
Opening Time 7.00 p. m.
RETURN SHOWINGS
Every Wednesday will be Return Showing Day.
The hr&t will be “CIMARRON,” tne year’s
NOTED SCIENTISTS GATHER
HERE FOR SOIL CONCLAVE
Scientists of national importance
assembled here Wednesday for a
three-day conference in commemora
tion of the fiftieth anmversnry of the
establishment of the oldest soil fer
tility cxpci iments in America.
A formal inspection of experimen
tal plots was a feature of the con
ference Reports on results obtained
from the fifty-year plots were given
Wednesday and Thursday by F. D.
Gardner, C F Noll, J. W. White,
A. L. Patrick, F. G. Merkle, C D.
Jeffries, and F J Holbcn, gf the Col
lege agronomy department, and Wal
ter Thomas, plant chemist of the ex
periment station staff.
Dr. Weaver To Address Farmers
Dr. F P. Weaver, head of the de
pai tment of agricultural economics,
will addicss the adult local leaders
of Keystone 4-H clubs at their con
ference here August 13 and 14 Dr.
Weaver will speak on economic trends
affecting rural joung people
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
ATTEND POWER CONFERENCE
F. C. Stewart, head of the mechani
cal laboratory, and W. V. Dewey, of
the engineering . experiment station,
attended the Oil and Gas Power Con
ference at Madison, Wisconsin from
Monday until Thursday. The’two en
gineers also attended an engineering
conclave at Purdue University, fiom
June 17 to 19.
14 ENGINEERS END COURSE
Fourteen engineers and plant exec
utives have recently completed the
sixteenth nnnual industrial short
course conducted by the School of En
gineering. Among this group were
engineers from West Virginia, Indi
ana, and Canada.
DANCING , . SWIMMING
PENN STATE STUDENTS
Are Welcome to Our Dances Held Every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
From 8 P. M. to 12 M.
June 30— AL HOLLANDER and
His Columbia Recording Artists
WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC
GENERAL ADMISSION—2Oc
75c a Person for DANCING
Kishacoquillas Park
AT LEWISTOWN
_ _ - ju/b rettte
Blue ce
RiMwn Cream
„ The Better Kind
Six and Eight Flavors on Hand at All Times
_____ Sold by Brick, Bulk, and Fancy Forms
GENUINE ESKIMO PIES .
HARVEY’S
PHONE 211
“You Can Get It at Metzger’s”
STUDENT
SUPPLIES for the SUMMER SESSION
FOUNTAIN PENS—SI.OO to $lO.OO
INK—PAPER—PENCILS
LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS
From Vest Pocket Size Up to BVixll
All Prices from 30 cents to $5.75
PENN STATE SEAL STATIONERY
65c and Up
ATHLETIC GOODS OF ALL KlNDS.—Fairway Golf Balls 50c each, 3 forslJ
Special Golf Outfit, 4 Clubs and Bag $7.50
Tennis Rackets $3.00 to $22.00. Balls 50c, 3 for $l.:
Rackets Restrung and Repaired Here at Our Store
CIGARS, CIGARETTES and TOBACCO
All 15c Cigarettes—2 for 25c •
Rental Library of Fiction, 5c Per Day
L. K. METZGER,
303 Chemists in Pcnna.
According to a directory of Penn
State graduate chemists recently re
leased, of the 722 chemists who have
graduated from the College since
1864, 303 arc now located in Penn
sylvania. The remainder ore scat
tered all over the world, including
thirty-six states, Alaska, Chile, Can
ada, Austria, and France.
New Officer Detailed Here
Captam Vinton L James, U. S A.,
has been detailed here by the War
Department for service with the R.O.
TC. Captain James is completing a
course of instruction at the Infantry
school in Fort Beming, Goorgin, but
will arrive here in time for College
opening in the fall.
Campus Bulletin
Tickets for the Summei Excuision
to Gettysburg Battle Field which will
start on Saturday should be secured
not later than Friday noon at the
Summer Session office.
CLASSIFIED
TYPING DONE on short notice.
Reasonable charges, neat work,
There’s always plenty
to choose from here
This season selections may, be
limited clscw’hcre but, assortment
and variety is one of the advant
ages wc sell.
Assoi tment of fabiics, of colors,
of patterns, of styles and price.
Society Brand
Ilart Schaffner & Marx
Bracburn
Clothes for Men
Walk-Over
Crawford
Friendly-Five
Shoes for Men and Women
Monito and Phoenix Hose
Supcrba and Beau Brummol Neckwear
Ide Shirts
FROMM’S
Opposite Front Campus
PARCEL POST LAUNDRY CASES
$1.75 to $4.50
ALARM CLOCKS—SI.OO to $4.50 '
NEW POST CARD VIEWS
OF PENN STATE
PENN STATE PENNANTS
SOUVENIRS of All KINDS
BILL FOLDS—BRIEF CASES
TRAVELING BAGS—SUIT CASES-
111 Allen Stre
prompt delivery. Inquire al
Atherton St, or call 168-R.
WANTED—PInce as drumm
cal orchestra. Call Jimmj
State College 45
TUTORING IN SPANISH-
Daugherty will tutor a
number of students in Spar
guage, literature, or com
during the Summer Session
632-M or cull Room 206 NLA
Charter House
Florsheim
Menihan