WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1951
)RMAN
Th.. ie final men
tion of the old, dead subject of a
lot of old, dead starlings. You re
member the starling war? How
could, you miss it with all the
banging away of all the amateur
Hopalong Cassidys. • •
Well, this is the, casualty report'
as near as I can figure it to date.
Nearly 1000 starlings were killed,
wounded,- or missing in. action
during the two-week period of
hostilities.' The ' figure reached
these astronomical proportions
just recently . when The Local
Police Force led his stalwart band
against the birds in a "surprise at
taelt.".
. ,
The Local ' Police Foyce was ob
served during one set of maneu
vers' wearing hunting breeches
and coat, directing volley after
volley into the nimbly-dodging
starlings." Apparently he means,
or meant, business.
rot - that I disagree with The
Local Police Force on the overall
subject of starlings. The birds are
a nuisance. My landlady could
talk to you for hours about what a
nuisance they really are. They
make •an ungodly' racket at all
times,' and do .other unmention
able things than no gentleman
bird ;would ever think of doing.
But . The Police Force is bark
ing- up the wrong tree, so to
speak, in trying to blast them
from the skies, or trees as the case
may be.
The subject of Japanese Beetles
can readily be discussed at this
point.: It seems the starling eat
them, friend, fried, parboiled, or
raw. I would rather have starlings
than bettles.
I .'see by the Other Paper that
the College is still making head
lineS.,in absentia. Jean Mastin, a
junior here at State, was recently
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chosen "Miss Potato Blossom of
1951" by the Pennsylvania Pota
to Growers Ass9ciation-,
..Congratulatidn - s;' Jean---I think.
Along the line, of beauty queens,
the Other Paper also saw fit to
note that Nyunt Nyunt Tin (Miss
Tender Bud), Miss Burma in 1948,
has "shocked admirers by re
nouncing the world to become a
religious hermit." The artidle then
goes on to give explicit directions
as to how to reach Miss Tin. . . .
an austere hut on the site of the
ruined town Dhammaceti, two
miles south of the rail junction of
Pegu." Apparently " Miss Tin is
just renouncing the world a little
bit.
State Police raided a girly show
in Milesburg the other night.
They nauled in what appeared
from the names to -be three men
and two women on the charge of
public indecency.
Not only is it getting harder for
a guy or girl to make a dishonest
living, but its getting harder to
find some kind of amusement that
will provide the kind of good,
clean fun that we all like. Why,
I'd rather they close down the
see-saws at the playground than
the' girly shows.
Industrial Ed. Dept.
To Hold Open House
The industrial education de
partment at the College will hold
an open house for students and
staff members and their guests at
the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity
house tomorrow night at 8 p.m.
Alpha chapter of lota Lambda
Sigma and the Industrial Educa
tion Dames will sponsor the af
fair. The program will include
games, group singing and round
and square dancing.
A VACATION
IN BERMUDA
7 DAYS, 6 NIGHTS
FOR ONLY $162 UP
Inquire At
STATE COLLEGE TRAVEL BUREAU
108 W. Collee Ave Phone 7136
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SUMMER CLEARANCE
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YOU'LL FIND GENUINE VALUES ON MEN'S CLOTHING AND HABERDASH-
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LIGHTWEIGHT TROUSERS
S. ALLEN STREET
41 Students
On Home Ec
Dean's List
A total of 41 students, •13 of
them seniors who were graduated
on June 11; have been named 'on
the dean's list of the - School of
Home Economics for the spring
s,emester by Dean Grace M. Hen-
Iderson.
Three of the students are fresh
men, 7.,are sophomores, 18 are
juniors. Two had a perfect 3.00
average.
Freshmen whIS were named to
the list were Marilyn J. Franklin,
2.73; Jane E. Larpenteur. 2.50:
and Beverly Seltzer, 2.50.
Sophomores cited were Grace
Anderson, 2.61; Jeannette
Ibbot
son, 2.75; Peggy J. Mayberry,
2.82; June C. Moylan, 2.53; Phyllis
J. Myers, 2.53; Arnold L. Papar
azo, 2.63; Mary A. Wertman, 2.59.
Juniors who made the list were
Ruth E. Asendorf, 2.53; Betty L.
Beam, 2.73; Ruth E. Bleiler, 2.79;
Elizabeth Dahlinger, 2.82; Mary
J. Dean, 2.80; James S. Durkin.
2.50; Dorothy Fabian, 2.59; Vivian
Hartenbach. 3.00; Pearl Kane,
2153; Joan Kanyuck, 2.67; Adam
B. Krafczek, 2.50; William Lind
say, 2.59; Elaine Notari. 2.83; Mar
.garet Rouse, 2:53; Nancy L. Say
lor, 2.70; Robert J. Schultz, 2.82;
Joanne Straley, 2.94; and Emma
Jean Way, 2.54.
Graduating Seniors who were
cited were Natalie Adler, 2.67; Ida
M. Brandt, 2.63; Marianne Bro
zier; 2.53; Joanne Engman, 2.60;
Marjorie Forbes, 2.50; Joan Hart
ley, 3.00; Rose Intorre. 2.65; Flor
ence Levitsky, 2.87; Nancy E.
Metzger, 2.85; Phyllis L. Moffitt,
2.69; Virginia Richards ,2.53; Jo
anne Wagner, 2.62; and Catherine
Wible,. 2.69.
Fred Waring, on his regular
broadcast, Oct. 11, 1940. dedi
cated a Penn State song which
he had recently completed. More
than 150 alumni. from New York
attended the broadcast.
Kalin's
Prexy Announces
Five Faculty,
Staff Retirements
Retirement of five faculty and
staff members at the College were
announced today• by President
Milton S. Eisenhower, following
approval at the weekend meeting
of the Executive Committee of
the Board of trustees. All were
effective June 30.
'They included:
Raymond D. Kennedy, in
structor in English Composition
and assistant administrative head
in Central Extension, who has
served on the -faculty since 1948.
THURSDAY . . DOLLAR DAY
FOR ONE DAY ONLY •
A FURTHER REDUCTION
OF $l.OO PER PAIR
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MEN and WOMEN
BOARD AT
THETA CHI FRATERNITY
from $7.50 a week
CALL E. T. GIFFORD 2873
(Rooms Available For Men)
,SHIRTS
BTA Tie COLLSISIS
Edith N. Johnson, food mper
visor in the department of food
service, who has comoleted 22
years of service to the College.
M. C. Hohenbury, clerk in 014
department of agricultural exten
sion, with more than 26 years of
service.
Ida C. Coyne, instructor in
physics and mathematics in C,en
tral Extension, with five years of
service.
Thomas Rooney, chief custod
ian of the Swarthmore Center,
with four years of service.
NOW
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NOW 3.95
NOW 2.45
NOW
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