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Campus Bulletin
Syracuse, 106 to 291
TODAY
The Russian-American Student
(Continual from puge three) I Council will meet in roam 318, Old
Main, at G:3O o'clock. Officers for the
they did. Pete came out of the race, coining year will be elected.
Sur behind, at the end of the first lap.' There will be a meeting of the
And there were two of the Syracuse business candidates of the Handbook
men far behind the Penn State lead- in 312, Old Main, at 4 o'clock.
ems, Len Henderson and Bert Aikman. I TOMORROW
The two breasted the tape together
in the time of 4 minutes 32 seconds. I Sophomore men and women candi-
Bob Clark and Gene Feldman re dates for La Vic art and editorial
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staffs will meet in Room 315, Old
mained undefeated in dual competi- 1
pole !Main, at 4 o'clock.
tion in their respective events, the
vault and the hammer throw. Clark ;THURSDAY
made 12 feet in the .vault, and Fcld- The German attainment test for
man won the hammer throw with a 'admission to the upper division,
mark of 150 feet 4 inches. School of Liberal Arts, will be given
Aim for Intercollegiales lin room 14, South Liberal Arts build-
With his regular schedule over, and ; log , at G:3O o'clock.
be Chick
/our victories under his elt,
may try to find a meet for his minions I
on Saturday. Plans for this have note CLASSIFIED
been revealed.
But the only high-spot left is the ITYPEWRITERS—AII makes expert
big meet at Randall's Island a week !y repaired. Portable and office ma
chines for dale or rent. Dial 2342.
from this Friday and Saturday. Here
is where the real test of the year 'Harry E. Mann 127 West Beaver Ave.
comes. Celumbia, Yale, Princeton will • 88 yr. G. D.
ill - the bids fr - "
all inn,. Ads for the championship.' MEN STUDENTS interested in sum-
It is too much to expect that the State I mew employment see Mr. Gieseke y at
team will win. But, as the saying: State College Hotel Wednesday, May
goes, the stuff is there, and it is be-il9, between the hours 1-4 p. m.
ing rapidly developed. If the team: ALS It comp
hits its peak at New York, almost'
anything may happen. i LOST—Toy Boston Bull. If found,
The summaries: • i please dial'24B. '
100-yard dash- . --Won In
Glichnan, I
Syracuse; Bauer, State, second; Sut-! FOR RENT—Beginning September,
ton, State, third. Time-9.9. i single or double room with running
120-yard high hurdles—Won by; water in new private home located 15
Bauer, State; W. Traschel, Syracuse,' minutes from campus. Excellent for
second; G. Traschel, Syracuse, third.jfaculty.or graduate student. Dial 2725.
Time-15.3.
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One-mile run—Won by Aikman and •
Henderson, State; Small?, Syracuse,ll won't graduate, but I don't care,
third. Time-1.32. . 1 'cause I'm going to the Student Un-
440-yard dash—Won by Downey, I ion Dance, May 22.
State; MeKillips, State, second; Ace,!
Syracuse, third. Time-51.1. .
220-yard low hurdles—Non by
Bauer and Thompson, State; W. I
Trachsel, Syracuse, third. Time-24.5.!
Two-mile run Won by Olexy,
Stiite; Hazard, State, second; South
ard, Syracuse, third. Time-9.40.
880-yard run—Won by Markowitz,
State; Griest, State, second; Gastout,
Syracuse, third. Time-2:06.6,
220-yard dash—Won by Glickman,
Syracuse; Sutton, State, second; Dow
ney, State, third. Time-21.4..
Shot Put—Won by Hanky, State;
Brown, State, second; Hitchborn,
Syracuse, third. Distance- . -14 feet, 10
inches.
High Jump—Won by Redmond and
Sandhnm, State; Pcticher, State, and
Rubenstein, Syracuse, third. Height
-5 feet, S inches.
Pole Vault—Won by Clark, State;
Given, Syracuse, second; Jackson,
State, and Minsavage, Syracuse, third.
Height-12 feet.
Javelin Throw Won by Shea,
State; Heller, Syracuse, second; How
ard, State, third. Distance-461 feet,
2 inches.
Discus Throw—Won by Priolo,
State; Common, State, second; Hitch
born, Syracuse, third. Distance-129
feet, 3 inches.
Broad Jump—Won by Redmond,
State; Kalamanowicz, State, second;
W. Trachsel, Syracuse, third. Dis
tance-22 feet, •1 inches.
Hammer Throw—Won by Feldman,
State; Hanley, State, second; Fair,
State, third. Distance-150 feet, 4
inches.
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Eleven Classes Plan
Alumni Day Reunion
Plans for 11 alumni reuniOns are
under way with the 2511 h anniversary
of the class of 'l2 as the main at
traction for the alumni week-end -of
June 4 to 7. All classes having numer
als ending in "2" and "1" will meet
at that time.
On the local committee in charge
of the reunion of the class of 'l2 are
Profs. Earl B. Stavely, Arthur L.
Tobias, Burke M. Herman, Fred J:
Ho'ben, and John H. Frizzell.
Install New Officers
Pi Lambda Theta, women's educa
tion honorary, elected the following
officers Tor next year: Frieda Knepper
'3B, president; Mary E. Taylor '3B,
vice president; Kathleen E. Gilbody
'3B, corresponding secretary; Mar
garet ,L. Bean '3B, treasure•; and
Sara E. Blackwell '3B, recording sec
retary. Installation, of officers was
held in room. 318, Old Main, last
night.
Balls Wins Honors
Joseph F. Balls '36 graduate, assist
ant in architecture, sus recently' de{
Glared the winner of second . place ;in
the finals' of the Rome .prize in 'which
he was 'one of the finalists:-He in=
tends to compete again next', year._ ~,
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Balls left yesterday morning:for New :?.:Thetia;:lt.ipha "Phi,, dramatics honor-
York where he will compete. this week *ri, , ::.re. ; Cently4nitiated, Eleanor Sault
for the Paris prize: . ' • . :. dpi s ,'3,B , -afia Thomas: S. Francis '39.
TME PENN
TATE COLLEGIAN
Scientific Honorary
Chooses Mack Head
Dr. I\;arren : B. MiCk, head of the
department of horticulture, was re
centlytelected.president of Sigma Xi,
science honorary. Other officers named
include Prof ; - Joshua L. Deen, de
partnic!n of forestry, vice-president,
and Prof. Leonard A. Doggett, de
partment_— of elegriail engineering,
secretarY. The nominating committee,
elected for a term of three years, con
slots of: Prof. Joseph E. DeCamp, de
partment of education and psycho
logy, and Prof. James P. Kelley, de
partment of botany.:
New members elected to Member
ship. arc: George V. Luerssen, metal
/uigist' for the Carpenter Steel com
pany 'or , Reading . and a, graduate of
thb college, and Prof. Charles R. Aus-,
tin ; of , :the School of Mineral Indus
tries.
Graduate stuchints named are: Paul
Si 'Deer,- John C....Garay, Mary . C.
Heeliler;:.`l , lcal: W. Hilston, Paul M.
Kendig;'-Donald' W.: McKinstiy, Ed
yrard:P4lcNaniara, Harold E. Mom
gan,.'AilenE. Martin, Hans F. Pray
byliski,:alarrY Pyenson, Anthony C.
Richer,itafaCt Rivera, and Lemuel D.
Wright,.MeMbership.is.based on the
resea:feh . 3.ability of the applicants.
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Senior Women To Hold
Annual Dance Friday
The senior women will hold their
annual dance at the Nittany Lion Inn
Friday. Bill Bottorf and his orches
tra wilt play.
Chairmen of the various commit
tees are: Dorothy E. Schumaker and
Florence Taylor, invitations; Eliza
beth R. Oberlin, seating; Irene H.
Starke, flowers; and Jean W. Cousley,
general, arrangements.
The six honor girls, chosen annual
ly, will be selected at the ,dance.
Inspect Ag Station
Dr: 'Walter 11. Beal of the office
of experiment stations in the United
States Department of Agriculture is
here this week to inspect the Penn
State agricultural experiment station.
The annual inspection deals especial
ly with the expenditure of federal
funds allocated to the local experi
ment station.
Bachelor
presents
What Women Want
From Men
A pert bit of advice the College
Man should follow when Spring
lightly turns his fancy at the
commencement season.
In the May issue of this
new class magazine devoted
to the interests of the
sophisticated male.
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x - Collegian Editor 1 Packard '36 Honored
Receives Fellow * ship
Vance 0. Packard '36, foriner a.
Isistant editor of the Collegian and
graduate student in Columbia Un
. Charles A.. Myers former Col. graduate
School of Journalism, ha
egian editor, has been awarded a pre
been. named alternate for one of tli
octorato social science research fel
three $l6OO traveling scholarships r
owship by the University of Chicago
centiv p r esented by the University.
where he has been doing graduate -
work.
During the coming year, he min New Officers Elected
make a survey of the effects -of un- •
employment insurance with respect to New officers of Lakenides, women
the industries in the state of Wiscon- 'physical education honorary, ar
sin. After Myers had submitted his Charlotte J. Walker. '3B, presides.
'lan for the survey, he was awarded Violet M. Bailoni '39, vice-presiden.
the honor by the committee in charge.
Bertha L. Wright '39, treasurer; an
He will begin his' work about July
10. Mary Ann Rhodes '4O, secretary.
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A Common Expression in Town and on Campus
" You Can Get It at Metzger's'
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