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Groff 'O7 Praised in
Letter to Dean Watts
George W. "Daddy" Groff 'O7, Penn
State's representative al Lingnan
Uni
wrsity, Canton, China, Ives recently
praised in a letter sent to Dean Ralph
L. Watts, of the School of Agriculture,
one of the Lingnan trustees.
The letter, written by Prof. Wfliam
A. R.ilQy, head of the division of en
tomology and economic zoology at the
University of Minnesota, says:
"I was very greatly impressed by
tho line Ivor!: that, your representative,
Professor Groff, is doing in Lingnan.
110 is thoroughly devoted to the in
terests of the people and he is doing
sonic remarkable work in the way of
plant improvement as well as in the
way of stimulating interost iii the im
provement of horticultural practices
in that region."
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`The Round Barn'---Carl W. Wild
Watercolors by Carl Wild Feature
Exhibit Opening in Main Engineering
Water colors, including the one
shown above, "The Round Barn" by
Carl W. Wild, of the division of land
scape architecture, comprise the ex
hibition of his works which went on
display in the display room of the
architecture department on the third
floor of Main Engineering building
this morning.
The exhibit, which will continue
until Saturday night; is sponsored by
Scarab, honorary architectural fra
ternity, is one of a series sponsored
by the organization during the College
year. 'Wild showed other pieces of
his work, which is purely a hobby,
here last year.
All of Wild's art work has been
done within the last two years, while
he was a ,member of the horticulture'
department staff here, and most of it
has been done during vacations or in
his spare time. Recently, the paint
AN ENTIRELY NEW SELECTION OF
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SUITS. AND
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Last' Friday and Saturday
State College men bought
more suits and overcoats
than has been sold here all
this season.
Many wise customers
bought four garments—
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FROM
$14 95
ings were . exhibited at Altoona.
The twenty-two pictures in the
present exhibit include all the work
the Penn State instructor' has done
during the last summer coupled with
some of his previous work. Wild's
medium has always been water-colors.
Among the other exhibits planned
by Scarab this year is a showing of
the work of Chester L. Wiseman, of
the departMent of architecture. No
definite date for this exhibition has
been set, according to Howard T.
Maynard '34, secretary of the or
ganization.
11 E. E. SENIORS WILL SPEAK
Eleven seniors enrolled in the elec
trical electro-chemical engineering
curricula will address a' meeting of
the Electrical Engineering society in
Room 200, Engineering Unit D, at
7:30 •o'clock Wednesday •night. •
ALL OUR STOCK MUST BE MOVED EVEN THAT WHICH IS IN OUR WAREHOUSE. We HAVE PLACED
LARGE ORDERS FOR FALL MERCHANDISE AND THESE ORDERS ARE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING—
CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL FORCE US TO TAKE THESE ORDERS AND MOVE THEM
QUICKLY. WE HAVE ALWAYS OFFERED BOOM QUALITY NOW WE ADD DEPRESSION PRICES.
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THE PENN STATE. COLLEGIAN
COLLEGE AWAITS
BOND ISSUE VOTE
(Continucd from. voile one)
negotiation of the loan:is absolutely
essential to the.fulfillment of the bud
get for the current biennium of State
administration. It is . pre-eminently
essential to the mirrying out of the
program of state' relief, because this
loan is to provide very nearly half
of the State's appropriation to that
pur p o se."—Philudelpltia Evening
Bulletin.
"For the past four years the free or
charity wards of our 'hospitals have
been:thrown open - to care for the tin
, fortunate victims of the depression.
Unstintingly the hospitals have given
of their medical. and surgical care.
They have provided medicine, food,
nursing care, clean, comfortable beds
and in many instances clothing after
their convalescence. All this ' the
hospitals have done even in view of
the fact that thefr state appropria
tion has been cut several times, owing
to inadequate State revenue. Nor
have the hospitals received aid from
;welfare or charitable organizations
with which to'cairy on this charitable
work.
"The relief bond issue—which will
appear on the November ballot—is
,their hope.. If passed this will pro
vide $25,000,000 for relief organiza
tions, of this 'ium' $2,231,365 will be
divided among 163 hospitals of Penn
sylvania to help enable .them to care
for the sick pooi."—Pittsburgh Press.
"Direct donations by 'the public
have decreased alarmingly, and many
hospitals face serious curtailment of
service or closure. Unless Amendment
Number 8 is passed; many needed hos
pitals will be forced—to close • in the,
near future:"—Altoona Tribune.
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