STATE COLLEGE NEWS
S U M M E R
E D I T I O N
New York State College For Teachers, Albany ,N. V
Summer, 1932
SINGERS PRESENT
POPULAR PROGRAM
Augtibt 10, 1032
Extension Courses Will Be Organized
'PRESIDENT GIVES
Upon Petition Of Interested Students UTCU/Q AM DTTQCTA
Intension
courses
ized i n A l b a n y
will
be o r g a n - ' teaching.
a n d at o t h e r
centers ' l\ad>
Several
cmir-vs
been p l a n n e d
have a l - |
for Albany
I 1L
I I U UN
AUODl/i
and |
'Educstion I s Indoctrinated
Enthusiastic Audience of 5 0 0 in the slate, if there is -.uflicieut de- Schenectady.
maud f o r them, accord n g to Dr. I
i'cl't.ons f o r the o r g . m i 'atioii of
|n Soviet, Dr. Brubacher
Applaud Presentation of
M . ( . . N e l s o n , d i r e c t o r o l e x t e n s i o n , a d . l i t ; m a ! c u t i r v s ma.-, be a d d r e s s e d
D e c l a r e s
Negro Songs
The
L'tica
delightful
uals
Singers
program
a n d folk
thusiast'c
presented
of negro
songs
audience
In fere
an
n f .ill I,
.
;i
All
cu-
Students Desiring Transcripts
Should Make Requests Today
Tuesday
e v e n i n g , A u g u s t _'.
Judging
plause,
of
I'M.in
ties
t i n amount
w a s t h e m.i.-t
the evening
program-
Allowed
what
popular
t h i - -.11111-
t o de.'id • f o r I!M m , l o would
!>-• . . n t h c . r p i ' o
g r a i n , these l i v e • i n g c i s " p u t o v i r "
tion.
I he a i i i i o u n c t MM n t i f ci r i a i n
Lee " b r o u g h t
delighted
enee.
very
an a m u - n g r i p p h of
u h i . - p . i - 1V..111
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mi
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(|iiahty
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b a n - p h ndi.l
an 1 p e r l . U hl< nd
SU'tillg
their
i i o t i e i able.
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Library School Has Exhibit
Of New Supplementary Books
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Envelopes For Their Marks
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tourists
main
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lireh.
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Ru-sa
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011 I 1 ,h u | . . | i t h e idea of i n d o e i r i i i a t l o n ; i , :,:i i-d'l . 1 ' u: .1 m l l m d .
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if t h e b r i ' d i l .
le,
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for
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lo-.' a a l .
men . , . „ • i,
Republican Leader
Speaks To Govt. Class
U
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t h e ;md ,1
th, .
l o r -• 1111.-
S.nitl
meet
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pot?e%'Wheel '" {Bryant Writes Paper
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For Speech Journal
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t h e l.iti r 1
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tour,
these
in-.le, both l e i . - and a h i o i d
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o f e a c h Course is s c h e d u l e d
hi bin .
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tin evemim
cour-es
d I n l ' - n h ol < T Idhood
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POTTERY DISPLAYED
BY PROF, KIRTLAND
high gr.id.' of ,h. uinan-lop ..r to ;| He Makes Pottery Viises From
Alba
00
tart
W ill'.an
Ilv M A H K
extension
the w e e ! : o f S c p U m l K r
l'i, al ;
Students who wish certificates
0 clock.
A s c h e d u l e . 1 com.... , tliat
of proficiency o r t r a n s c r i p t s of
w i l l p r o b a b h be o l l ' r r e d in \ l ! . : . i i \
their records in the s u m m e r session sent to board.; of education,
;.i S t a t e I 1 Ill ge f o i l , w - :
superintendents of schools, colI ,,-,,,-s, ..
]);,.
leges or others, a r e asked to
\ , l IP. l h - 1 irs o f \ r l
M,
make a r r a n g e m e n t s this after1 ..in
\ ( , i n . (,, ,,_.
1 n,
.;,,„
noon or tomorrow morning for
j n. ,
this to be done.
i d . i"! I. I'll.I of I d .
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Students who wish such tranl',.,
scripts shouid see Mr. French in
- n \ . ;:
1 oust I n s t .
I 11
room 108 Draper Hall between
I d - I -'11 \ I i i 1. o f 1 i v i l i / a t i o i i
I 11
\2 and 1 o clock today, between \ l i i s e i \ \ p p r , i i a l o n
I burs.
2 a n d 5 o'clock today, or b e • " u ; ' - ; s -. !,', h will p r o b a b h In
tween 9 and 1 / c l o c k tomorrow.
nf ap-
mer.
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I t.. D r . X e D o n .
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Ibiiig iii ,
\ i e i . n i using
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schools.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS
THE STATE COLLEGE NEWS
NEWS PUBLISHES
LIST OF STUDENTS
August in. iiiM'j
sulhvan, Elizabeth, Glens Falls, 42
Lawnridge Av.
Sumner, Clara D., Corfu, IS S.
Lake Av.
Sunderland, Charis l„ Stop 21 Albany-Schenectady Rd., 2-0929.
Slttliff,
Irene
Corinth,
Dclmar.
9-1120.
Svvaiieinan, Claudia, 1009 Union St.,
Schenectady, Sch. 4-9591.
S w n l , Llizabeth M„ Saugerties,
1517
llroadway,
Rensselaer.
2-84H5.
Swatling, Helen I)., K I). No. I.
I oboes, Cohoes 10-F-21.
Sweeney.
Agnes,
I'otsdam,
92
Rohm St
Mv..-k ' harles I... Maple Vista.
Sar,,t 'ga .Springs.
; . , „ - , , „ , . M„ .1 S. Dove St
.,,
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A,lu
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! , n l . i m . Hazel li„ LaFargcville
17S (Juail St.
ansev, Mae, 151 'Juail St., 5M(,5n
arbnx, ' arl, X75 Mercer SI.. 2-').'. ; ;
arner, Robert C., 10 I hestimt St
Amsterdam,
ars. v. ia,..u 1 , 5 Haie.ker St
T r a y n o r , Margaret, Fleischmaiins
IS S. Lake A v.
T r e g u r t h a , William FT., 1075 I'uf
wood Blvd., SrhenectaiK
. h
4-9520.
I r unbly, C e r t r u d e A., Alton i 7,1
Madison Av., 4-7000
T r o t t e r . Alva, IK,meeker V | , ...
Truinliull. I.eon.t, St |oluisw.!l.
T r u m b u l l , Edward, 1 .asselUwli,
T r u m b u l l , lames, Madrid 11 l . m
St.
T r u m b u l l . Mrs Laura, 51 I:, h „ !
S u m m e r Edition
T h e State College News, Summer Edition, is published by and
for the students of the Summer
Session of the New York State
The N'KWS herewith concludes the
College for I eaehers, Albany.
directory of summer session stuOffice of publication: 109 Draper dents.
Hall.
ii>loiii'"ii R, na, Elmir.i, -to ()ntarii
Telephone: Dial .1-0.122.
, St.. 5-04I2.
1
'omers Helen If. Liberty, 158 Hen
R d . . S e l n n e c t a d v , Sell I
In Retrospect
,..n St., 2-72-15.
Turner.
Miriam
A.
Dipo.u
Sun nsen, Kathleen I'., l'latshurg
Now that tiie summer session
State St.
Stihwater. Meehanicville 71(1.
Iiit-p-II.
(iladvs,
I!II!V:IIM
1
nears its i nd, it is appropriate to Spadaro, klvera M., 2')'. nail St.
Lake Av
review the series of activities that
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have been carried on this sear.
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I a r y \ , ba.rport, 2.5
Schenei tadv, Sch. 4 ,x2.f
'I he two outstanding aelh ities
Ontario St., 2-9/41.
|
T w e e d i e , Margar, I \ U alio,, ; il
J,,1m W . 1X57 ( ampbell
Madison \ v . -I-7(;(ID
have beui the evening programs and -parks.
A v
T v l e r , Marguerite I., \\ ,- <• .
the h'tidaj
Forums. 'I hat these . , - ^•lu'iieetady.
.spalt, I atheinie .v., 2 i .aw nralge
land, 102 Clinton, 5 Oj.vi
have been popular is de
istrated | A\ , 2-l')( J | i.
T v n , r, Ruth. |o9 I bird
I I
by the attendance.
| ^|»awn.^^[; , -' x ^ r -»»;^/."«'ittonan K '>. X
T r o y 47-1 R.
T h e evening series has clTcrnl { .-.pVnci'V." M ihlVi-V .\L! 04 S. Fine
U
something to appeal to the taste of |
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i 'line. Doroihv, !•' . \\ MI in;
each of tiie s u m m e r session stu- j Spi.er,
Janel
I'.iiighamtou, (i.VJ
I "ml. rhill. U 'ill Starr, i i •'
dent.-,: the educational series featurlaxler. Ruth F , 42 llartlev A . . .
St . S r h . i u . ladv. S. Ii 2 ""'i
,'raeue. .Mima
Altiu", iI..t am.
ing Dr. Kilpatnck and Professor i :^praj.Mi.Mt. \ ernon
1
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iMearns in sound film; the Italian
l")""'. Certude
K.D
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Ceorge
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opera " I'agliacei; ' II,.ward Cleaves' 1
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tta\ el pii Uires and lecture, and the -n,'.,,, Anthony l.iS llud
lie!, n C„ 14 ( liuton C
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very popular I 'lira Sing, rs.
\\ i:
1 'ileoid, l.oi-.i 11.. I, lb,,
venture it would have been ratln r ni.'iord. i li.u-l. it,
U.ne.r, 510 Slate St.,
4-loJ.S
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4-5i7ii.
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Inn X.. h'ort Mam, 11,1
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mind l i t i l i - \ . ar - ofiering v\a,
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largei) , \ p . mi, ulal, being the lir-t
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of its kind here in several w a r s .
T h e Fridav Forum lec'tiires h a w
th, "I V. lodlawil A\
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g.-„ .
added a de. idid not „f value to ho
summer -, ---i m.
I'.rginiiiug w,th
il . , . , I •: ., D i la; -..,:.
il-v, Katl
\ .il, \ u v u - l a V, I'n ,d
the \aluablc I, .-on of I'n.f, •...,
MillMax, I Mans..n.
i 'I .
KI-IISS,
lironson s addr. --, the scrh • con
I, X . I i C . I o p e i i h a g i I I
s 11J
nialv, Hess
tinned with a talk on i| ]( unit met!
W'at.Tvli,
l
od b\ |)r Kiiiunel, a splendid tateI
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A..
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lllvd
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w._ T , , , s
. K : 1 'I Steinberg J o s e p h i n e , Rochester, ',
lure on mall rials oi mstnictiou h\ ' > Lake Av., 2-27Mi
j i -I
s, i ,,h.,es I25AV.
\ ' , , „ . \ „ k . , i Susie M , , ' < . '
]Jr. S t r a t e m e j e r .
Stephens, M. Magdalene, 27« \ I, \ leti, Joseph, X
loiiawanda, 5021
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h'or the first time, the •iiiiimer
Rd., Scotia. 2-7012-M.
\ Madison Av.
[ Van Dciis. n i ,.ra M . . .
edition of the S r.vn-; I 'm i KI;H I\'K\\ - Sterling, f a t h e r
hi., h'rankfort j I'etrault, Mar\ Irene, 1521 Seventh I
i, o.,.. .(-.'i c . b o e s I !• I
has been made available to all i -I1'.! State Si
\ v , \\'alei\liet
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s{uui-»t- «' :1
II extra p a y u i e u t . S h . r n | M.icli-.-.l M. 271 I'artridee j Thielkinv
Led.,. 55 Arnold Av.,
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W h e r e a s approximately .100 copies
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le k II 1« l a . l o I' \'
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constituted the circiilali,,u in other .,,.,.„ ]<rl)i.n
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511 Delaware ,\\ . Dellu.u, "
suiiiinei's. this year every one of the
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i So Lake \ v
Van Klee, k, Herbert U , ',5 I
1,1.25 slimmer -.Indents has ob- Meveus, |."iai,k!n,, > C h u n h'alh, j I'lioma <, Lillian, :<M State
St.
Si.
\ \ a l i i lord
tained a copy
IS Lincoln A\ , I'.UmerF.
Schenectady
T h e whole program ol tins sum- Steven*,, Ma\ Harriett, >lo H a m - 1 I hoiuas, Richard I , I'ortville, 1.14 Van Xostrand, \lpha D , 7S 1
11III S t . . n 1 ''I,'.
mer ha* been largely experimental
-on A v , Seh,-ne. ladv, 2 |Dfi2.
I Central Av , 1-7010
\ an Salisbury, \\ iuilred, 7n S. ,
Since it m i l with general student Stevens, Mellicent A , S
(ileus I I h aiips,,,,. Donald l'„ ITankfort,
Ave, Ca-lleloll
approval, it is to be hoped that it
Calls, IS Lincoln Av . h'.lsmere. ! West Street.
V a n S, b a n k, L e i a M , 2M K m •
will he continued and perhaps en- Stever, Hilda I., Wayne.
, I'lioinpsou, !• th.-l
17 H a w t h o r n e
A
v., Rensselaer, 7 M ' C
larged another year. It has served Mewart. Helen, Aiiisterdam, Hid
A v . D e l m a r '* 510
Van Valkcnburgh, I'hoehe I . '
to give the Slate College summer
Third
Av., Watervhct,
VVvlt. 'I'hoins.,11, i' h'.dward, Ivdmeston
Kingston.
session a decidedly <„i i.,1 lone, and
I"51.
Last Heine.
to add to the professional -.i»iriI of Stewart, Helen I', Xassau, Xassau J I'honiM.n, Mrs Magdalene K, lines Van Vr.iiiken, h'.niilv, 2.s \\ a I
t ,n Rd , Scotia, Seh. 2 SI 15.
the institution.
l.il-l d.1..
I ,,,„, |.;-,s| Hen,,,
Wae.ellell,
Waller
S,
T h e dire, tor is to he thanked for Stewart, John, 4(1.1 fliinl St., Troy, licijen Madeline, luui) Western \ v \ . i n
I'alt/, 2 i hestuul Si
1
offering the students this program
''"V M 7 " ,\l
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lloosiek
h a l l s MHO \ .01 W . Iv, II.nail I , Sli7 ,\|.
of activities.
Stewart, Marcia, HH8 Maker A v . |
I'r.n ideu, ,• Si >-7n.SH
\.. , S lli,54
s. lien.s lady
| | d h v . Madee u'.-r
\ < Mian. He,,lliee, 151 S I n , , . .
Miles, Helen. Richyille, 17 West Si \ I |. „ „ | o o „ , ',,,.,••, |,|, |||U 1 -',, • 1, r 1. St I ' s ! ',',',",' '"I'M'I^"
FOUND: Raincoat Gloves, Boob,
Sides, \\ ill,.,in W , lellS F a , t e r n I Troy
N ;' . , .. 1.
,,
Purses, Glasses, Pen, Ink, Etc.
I'arkway, s. bene, lady.
I i i ,,, ,,,,, \\
2X1 'stall
S|o_,ld;,r<l Hertha \i . ')_> Maple A\ ,
St
The fol .wing a r t i c l e 1 have
\ rooinan,
Marioiie
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August 10, li)32
TITK STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Page 3
Wilber, Nina F.., Delanson.
Waite, Ida L., K e n n e d y , 222 O n - Williams, Henry, Whitesboro,
Bly, Catherine R„ R . F . D . N o . 1,
tario St.
Williams, Mary 13., 270 Beusen St.
Cropseyville, Center
Brunswick
Waite, Rose, F a l c o n e r , 222 O n t a r i o
Cohoes, Cohoes 529.
4-F-2K
St.
Wilson, Fleanor, o Arnold A\
Brookley, Elizabeth A., W a t e r f o r d ,
Waldie, Florence J., Dolgeville, 4.51
Amsterdam, 102 S. Lake A\
I he annual -teak-roast of the
R.F.D. No. 1.
\ \ ashington Av.
2-10.12.
( ortlaud N'ormal alumni who are
Brookley, Miriam F., 1910 Van
Walker, L. Dean, Northville, 269 Wilson. Gladys K, 47 Grove A\ .
| .ilU ud.n.; the summer session al
V'rauken Av., Schenectady.
Ontario St., 2-1905.
Glens Falls.
Walker, Ruth C , 20 T e n F.yek Av., •A nsoii, Mary II , .100 State S! I Stat-' I'nlle.ue was held it W l i t e irJBKS, Lucille, Westerlo.
ilpluir .••pnny-, I hursclay. i Hiring | Burke, Kathryn I.., 70 Elm St.,
4-54')/.
4-/_,;.
Walker, Myrtle II. R., Kid State Widin.ui, Kdna <>., Ji, 4 i.th A \ „
•• ait' l.... oi t!|. party enjoy.si ! ., Hoosick Falls
urk.iishaw, Alice, 95 F r o n t St.,
St.. 4-4141.
wa, followed bv
aiiston .'spa., N. Y,
Wallace, Grace M . 'I'ruxiou, 475
in, Mar;. \., i .ieimiout
'dr. Kay Alex-1
| <| K , , v p., n , | Church St.,
Hudson Av., 2-0485.
Wallace, Jessie I., 1115 K e y - , Av..
bai-y.'',--2*48
h i n d e r «;h presented with a token!
Hooick rails, N. V.
l
Schenectady. Sell. 4-.54S1.
, o i i „ > ! Donald
I-:., I'latlsbui-nh, | i •..- lie lie; the , h impioii watermelon ! '">'• -'d rs. Ruth, 195 Main St.,
Wallace, William IJ., 19ll2 ' ampbcll
i K5 ILt-hlaii.l A\ , i ro V .
' , ,,,.,i
Kaveiia
Av., Schenectady, Seh. 2-5o5o-M
MM" -,, l-ie-ui.ir He 4 ^ ' \
Mien i
I L a l t o n , Khxabeth NK, N. B c n n i n g Walrath, Karl IK. Alexandria Kay.
;1">.;.,:4'
'
' "
I hi' e.iri> eveimiL! w a , spent in
p,,,, y t . , K.F.D. No. 1.
Delinar, 9-1.159.
^ ' . d ' a m - m , l)..r.i i .. l-r.-d. .u ; a, i i)j ! j»1 i y i i. - «.i"ir. an.I baseball
I'he Hoylc, Margaret F„ 2.547 17th St.,
Walrath, Ella (' . 112 Kluier Av.
-, l a k e \'.
(kilter u . i , one p . t w c e u the u r n '
' r "J', 1758-J.
Schenectady, 4-15.15.
W i i . - i rd, l i e ! . , , M . Corn:,,.. N ami w ,i„eu
li wa, marked In the M^'lwanls. (.race S„ Northville R.
Walrath. Hazel A., Biiighamtou,
i' ,i... M
a i;si
I
,
• ,,
, '
I'-K'.. 1815 k u i r t h St., Rensselaer.
.25 ((ntario St.
W i u ' m / l a n e ' j . , Whitehall, 151 S. ' " , : : ' " , ; t " " ' ' . " :'."."" - ' ' ^ ^
• l-'Cund, Anna I.., Box 2.30, AltaWalrath, Helen 1. , W altoti St . All.ai,. i \ .
• t 2 \ .i".11 k . i t b e r m e !
muiit
exandria iiav, 0-1405.
W il-oii, 1. mah I'.. W .Mm. 512 < Hi
oi '.ID
I'he sinking ' i'V..nkl.n, Marion :•'.., 2221 15th St.,
Walts, Harry I... 1917 Gudderlaud
tare. St
ater at twi.i.nht ended •
•'".'•'•
1
W inkier, II, h-ii A . I.dm, m i in. ,
Av., Sch< net tadv.
' d a n hu i. I-red •.., W est Sand Lake,
Wanislcy. Lucille I'.., Indian Lake
1
-'Ml'"
I
u , i 21-R-2
227 i iniario St . 2-4.5o7.
' d,-en,scd
tor a n ; l l a w k m s , 11 cphv.ibah S, 7.5 N. Swan
1 )iana
i ., Sainey, 21
Warren,
:
t .it the Kastcru ' onM., 5-17.11
Western Av.
rib K.OAI. .,
liG.I in Albany tins ; Heath,
M o M,, 920 State St., S c h e i..li
lie, tadv.
Warren. Helen A.. .'2 Mcn-iine Av.
1417 I ii..... :-l
;
Howe.
Horothy II 71 Chestnut St.,
Albanv, .5-.5.507.
Warren, Helen !•'.. 151 ! an. a-tcr
Cortland Alumni Meet
At Sulphur Springs
Municipal Government
a ass Hears
|H„II
i ;i„ !,,iu
i i i
I l i m n , Marv. Shiisliau, I 1.1 S Lake
n
W .2- : • i.
Washhond, Bessie |.„ Ke, ne \'ail
11.5 S. Lake Av.
.-ilnii.it.
v
W a s h b u r n L a m , , A , -I l-.ii.de ;
.vi.ln-il w",lus the -,.1- : Key.-er,
Margaret,
Slingerlauds,
,!••: tr.it .'i .11 hi- 1 -I \ e,i\ i-mi'ii nt
'' ' •"•
Seheueetadv.
ithryii I',, 224 Fifth
I • lllpl ,1,' !•• 1,111-1 ... , , p t till II- 'villi.1Watkins, Kan l.i\iii-Mou 7'-: M .
i-.n-ibii I.'. -I l.ubl
c„, parliei
\ \ . i''") •
tie Av., 2-9788
.ru.nii.-afou. j Keiiuii-AK<: h'eii.i. Berlin.
;, 1, 1, ,:, K.,- p.irlv
Wat- .n,
Kenneth
II . Hi h.ti.
Springs, 80 Al'en St
\ \ mi, r- i., , i ,,. n.
W'i',i-1, k i o i r i i , ,•, HII l-'r.ml M .
N . i i .\
II ' I |..ll" '."iM-.'I'i'.'Vr'V.V i'i',e"lmr. A .'„"o! Ma'rl.'l.'. 'Mabel 1), C . „ „ h r „ U e , 220
Seheueetadv,
W i-e. d i . n h , \ , Hi
ti-oni'i.. ii'id r.-,ar-',i n r ihe \ , u
Sixth Av., W'atenlct, 0-I4-.I,
>chcn.. I...L.. s. li I 15 i4
|tr.oiii:i^ a:i.| r . - . a r - i i i. r
Weaver, Helen I )., .552 1 nam St.,
M.i\i.i--. I Many. Inez S., 1220 W e s t e r n Av.,
Hudson,
W i-e 1 in.., M . In52 I - . . - i n n .V. , | Wuk -slate I . m l , r , nee ,,|
Weaver, Ruth I''.., HI M a - l e r e I'arkSrhcuc. t.i.h N i l I 1514
'• M the , l a - in iinin eip.i
.\H-' U ||'all MeCartliy. Ayialha, A., 1.117 Broadwav, Seheueetadv, 2 0240-K',
W o | m - k \ , Anna d . 54 V hn Si ' ' m m M..iid.i\ nioruiim.
iln ant new trends in ,
way, Keii-sekn r.
Welder, Kanrelte, 4,ill Fifth St.,
1-8842.
..HI, ,,„,! M e l a - l a n d , Mai^ueile ('., 2 Avon
Schenectady 2-nll.54
!\\,dii.-r, L o u s '."2
W'e-t N
!
' ' " ' "uini, ipal w ,,,r
Webster. Wilnia A , S t a r k e r , 151 \ \ , , | o h a u , i , . u e
KIII2 llui-d >' !'•'•• ouuied ohMi-vati,
I h e ' " c l a s s 'i J Mac! lowell, June 11., I W e s t e r n
Western Av., 4-1)571.
K,a,--, Ku-i i 1471,
I'arkwav, Seheueetadv 2-3188.
lit In
haul
II. S l u a t s ,
Weeden, Ann M , Stiiiul'ord, I 20 | \ \ , „„|v,ard, I 'h,hp > i en! i a! \ idMi i,rath, Ki.retta A., 12 Alder Av.,
tor
in
u;o\
erniii,
nt
Clinton Av., 4-.5o2o.
I l,-\. ,slD I'ark Av,
"roy.
Weeks, Cora A„ 10 Ferris St , K,>. h \ \ ,,...• ii,.i. 1, W illi.im ' ) . 5 ; i ntliben i
~
*
Mason, Mrs k'niina K , 278 h.lui St.
't.seona
s,,.,,,,.,-\New
Address
Superintendent
Is A State Graduate:
.\ „ ,27 2
Mosber, k.dilli, Kd, .5, 'l'roy,
I . 1 2 Sp
Word-, I
Moviiihau, Mary K., 1020 S t a t e St.,
Kd , Koehesier
Seheueetadv.
Woohoik,
Marion
F ,
Xiauara
\ii-tin h' ( oiilson who took of-1 Murphv, Helen h'. , 10.5 O s b o r n e
I'.ilK 400
\ \ e-lern A\
...• a. ,up, i in i .ii.l.-t i L ol schools in
\i<\- W e i Albany.
Wnolevei' I'earl A
\ r k p o r t , MS
\lb,niv last n i c k , l- a o i. i, 1 n .• 11, • oi i Lower, Julia F., Sutitlihridyo, Mass.,
Hudson Av.
ValievJ N a t e I ollewe ill the class of 192,5.1
711 Madison Av., 4-7006
N,.u,irk
Wright, \ d e l e e
rati, Leonora I'.., I'.aKlc Uriilge
Mr i oiilson obtained his M A
21 ! < int.,i io N
Kioux, l-dl.i V., K I'M). No. 1, W a terford
W alerGiet, \ \ Kt. 1424
Kist Mrs Doris W., 5o(> T h i r d Av.,
/ j u k e . Duroilie.i, ,59 Behnoiil A\
N'oiih 'l'roy, Troy 1475.
\.tU\
1'ideh.i
K , I ihu-oii i \\
Sehenei t.nl\
R o . l - e r . Mrs Mildred, O r i s k a n y ,
Hill 2 I S I like \ \
/ink., l.'inh I . . .'.') I'.elniont A\
208 Western Av,
S'.IWK.'I-, Mrs
Line K n « .I>UK
-si lii II. i la.h
Saxbv. Martha F„ Berlin.
SI , 1 'ninii Spi IIIH i
/ w e m e r Adrian K , Lowell Mich
Shal'er, Bessie l.„ Berln.
VOIIIIH I t i e ! N . Kome, 42 ' d e n
Shellev, Uuth, Doiinansville.
••.in, -IS Maple K,U..,e A
lella Depew, 171 .Jil.lil Si I Sberill, lullll I, 10 I'llllllllilltfS Si.,
.liner, l i . d e r u k I)., ,5 HI Kiver|lo,,-i,'k h'al'ls.
\ \ , .t.-i-n \ \
' n"(' (l
• de \ ,
Si,ilia
--minion-, Lthcl N , Cropseyville.
\ nine I sir I . I " Hawk N
,f, I lb.I !•'.. \ r , l , l e \ 14') Wast- Smilli, Helen T , Kiospeet H e i g h t s ,
i "8,"
<enssilaer, -I 1028.
.in A\.
\
e- Wn •• m l D ' " ' ! s h e r w o . - l / , i , bin,in, l-'r.-d.i 2:-,.\ S I',.,,,1 Si
sinilh, Hope I , Klospret lleiuhtS,
W bite, M i h l r e i l 00 I K , o i l \ v , i ' n \\
K'.M h e - l , i
K D K, n- ,i kur. 4-1028,
l „ „ - I oboes 742 W
! \ o i i u e , Marl',.i I
W Miant-kill
,'u-km, J a m . e, 3U.1 '1 hud St , I n n
Slewait.
Mildred
A,
Stamford,
Whilloek
K'olini I . .5.1 ' oohd.-,•' N ,eiev Mi- Mil.lr.d II . -"'• B''.'!.«'i
! Mo Western Av , 2 5112.
\\
I rov, I'l'm 1800 M
-I S, In n.-. la.h
-iilliN.ui, Marion I'., II Green St.,
Rural Education
!
W hitniore, K',,-,,,r I) \ \ ,,h|, II
\ oil,HI, N ml.n ' u Hon, I iiudi n
Mr, ham, \ille, M'vlle 840,
Man
I'
N'orlb ('li Ob m
Wlnliiiv
Georue S
Killaid, l''ll! \ u leu - ilh.un.- M , *I2 l ' " ' - ' N |
siitherlan.1 Mi- Anna h'., Garfield,
I
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n
II
i,i,h
W i tern \ v
=
27
llannlloii
St.,
\V.
I .el).
Baldwin
MiId i M
H2
W lulu. . , M I... Kill aid. 1011 \ \
.11 l'-5l
Z
(Til \v
|',,d! m Mildred l.
Balls),,n S,„ , | I'ieim,
I i ••.. \ ,
'8 'minniit
W i.-k,-., H e l e n A , G r e e n v i l l e
\v . Sebeiiei-ladv, 2-0.587.
R s BiilLl.m 7 1' M
Newblll-uh
•iiiiH. r, llowai
S Ml,-ii St
>..'K,H
1 II d i n il W " 7oln
li, vik ii -in,. i
\niia
M_ , «
Berne 77 K-27
W.diiiaiin, Ka'lhenne IC, Sehobarie . M m i k . Sophia \ , 12 I i',n« M
CMIIinKoii \ v , . 5 , 1 / 9
Weinberg, Lillian, 5 Saint J a m e s
I'I., 4-9,594
Weinstein, J a c o b I) , 1101 McClymaii St., Sehenei'lady,
Weir,
Berniee
Iv. Guilford,
So
Spring St
Weller, Alice I . 24 Irving Si ,
.1-1117,1
Wendell, k - i b , r G , 18 S. Lake Av
,5-7000.
Wesieott, Vivian I. , I', in
Western, G e r t r u d e , N i w p o r t , 5 1 "
Merer,- St , 2-7o57
Whaley, l-abelle, I.I IGsiuere \v
I'.lsunre,
W heater, I n h.ii I . I haleauuav
W heeler, Helen M , Id Bedford Kd ,
Seheueetadv, Sell I 1471
W4,,t,,„,ib, Mildred W o r . e s t e r , Sill
lleu.oil St.
W lute, lane S , Kullalo, K.I4 I'.ni I
nietl St . Si-henu tadv.
•
THE
Page 4
August ,10 1932
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Dr. Stratemeyer Addresses Last Forum; Regulations For Examination*
Announced By Dr. Nelson
Teacher Is 3-Foli Individual, She Says Are
Regulations r e g a r d i n g final ex-
60 ARE ENROLLED
IN RORAL CLASSES
aminations and g r a d e s are anDr. Florence E. S t r a t e m e y e r , of perienc.es, as a recognized leader, to
nounced today by Dr. M. G.
T e a c h e r s College, Columbia Uni- select influences wh'ch so affect the
Nelson, director of the s u m m e r
Two New Paltz Instructors
versity, spoke on "Effective Use of learner as to b r i n g him into contact
session.
Teach These Courses
Curriclllar Activities" at the last of with those things which arc fundaNo student "din has been absent more than twice will be adThis Summer
the Friday Forum meetings, last mental, and to assist him to propmitted tn examinations without
Nearly fid students are enrolled
Friday. Excerpts from her address crly respond to these condition<.
the written consent «d the inin the special courses in rural edufollow:
I • • • Hu' exact materials are not
structor.
\\or,.
siyniIk-unt is
" W h e n we think about t h e ' E f f e e - i
cation here this summer.
These
i m p o r t a i l t
All student * who have been in
tivc Use of C u r n c u l a r Materials.
courses, which are not listed in the
the way we help children to work j regular a t t e n d a n c e but who have
w e m a v want to add to that expre
1
imt completed the required work
catalog, were organized by District
sion. ' t h e i r Effective Use to Meet wit! , these materials. W e have Mich
will have their grades recorded
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t Mildred II. t'raib of
an abundance of material available i
Pupils Needs'."
as " i n c o m p l e t e . " T h i s will infor use. Let it not he said ' W e are • clude s t u d e n t s who have been I Rensselaer.
" D u r i n g the last centurv, many
.
, ...
. . |
absent from final examinations. I T h e courses are taught by Miss
of the social forms of living have 11
'' '» " l l r w e a l t h } U ' ™ w.thi \ r-.ou • who are absent from I M, Eln n Rich, supervisor of rural
been re-made by science and i n v e n - j m a very mine ol
educational
trainii y in the New I'altz Normal,
classes which are held alter the
tions to replace the work of men. material.
It is so bountiful.
We
and 'diss Kuih Dennett, assistant in
final examinations wi'.l
forfeit
T h e application of the principles of have to choose between the good
the art d e p a r t m e n t at New I'altz.
credit.
scientific industry have given winy.-, and the had.
Some of it i-- very
I he courses include: curriculum,
to transportation
eliminating (lis- poor.
Selection becomes increas. Iiool m a n a g e m e n t , methods of
tance as a harrier to c o n m i u n ' c a t i o n . p n g l v greater.
Let it n..t be - a d ! T \ n n n TT\ n i i m
PTUDO
read ng, and three art courses.
;
'I hesc courses are intended for
"As
.,rlt,-.tri-s and professions AVe are poor in our wealth': 1 • ! T J \ Ei 0 1 U Ei IN 1 U . l V E i O
credits l o w a n l normal school dihave niultiphed, there has been an in our use ol m e a g e r materials, poor
plomas and professional i leinentary
increased t"iidency to g r o u p acti
certificates
'i hey are an experiity. and an increase in the a m o u n t
ment tlois year, and those people
of leisure time.
, l u u u
v n
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to
m
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s
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g
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m
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relationship,
and
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interested
in
having
tin in repeated
"Essentially a new society is
participate actively in their rela( C o n t i n u e d from p a g e 1)
another s u m m e r mav consult Mrs.
ing built
To fare the larger prizes I to
tiouship
:
the
In-.t
class,
and
a
strong
preju
of the machine world, we must in- .;
,,
dice is created in the child's mini!
crease power definitely for ti , .
1
v l il , ;,;
illl v
of the individual, and for tin
• going on to (he next school, a
of the group,
°
I l i r e in America many ol our sort of technical high-school lasting
••The development of such
two vears.
Alter lhi- technical
high-school
another
selection
is
. ,
- n i l
-el'.i s on having learned a trade, made as before and a small g r o u p
ciety must lie very c a n tully planned
mui naiiuiit is being , l n , | .,, wan-kin" at mciiia! jobs in is sent on to the university
A
( ,.,,,,;.
and d r c c t e d
It I- t!ie p. n i h a r h , ,,, ,,, ,,„. „,, „ M l „ | . „ . , ,„• IT ,,,, J M a , h e r \ p L m , but the-c same
Russian Universities
Privilege ol the teacher to p a y • S , „ „ „ , , , . ., ,.;,,„ ,,f , , , , , , ,,ii, v<- ,,„ | , . , „
„„.,, , R . . , , . ,„,,•„.I ,,, r , „ i a , „
T h e r e are a great variety of uni? W,, l', ;,.rt, ' " , "l i"e• teacln
' ' " ' . ' " rp,mofc , !<).(ol ,,,,.
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h
l
v
i
\\ ashingtoii
p r d I'aib-y.
versities
in Russia. Mo-t of them
t l u ' i i , Ir.ueath 111.in
I'hev are preiuthisI ' lsocial
cognizant
place a ,Doubles
either k ,,;„.,,
, , , , 1 ,., . , ,i,, ;,,, ,..,„„..
kilmr ,e Vim
a life- m iwork
or
l ! mayorder,
well ponder
the ol_
q m rit;
y l,i h,„,
. , , „, l„i a. ,t ,c.h c: nsl , | ,.,,'„,..
e-wning.s.
„f are increlv technical schools with
airr
eery few of them devoted to what
of Spenser What knowleugc is o, a ., w , n as - nigh- mat. h, s arc ,,iv urn i m , ; , ; , : , ! ' p r e m d i w , , , , s , , v u . ( ,.,,_
most w o r t h . ; ' S h e c a n t stop there . u U k , ( | i m i , , , M „, t l u . u , u r „ a i , i e u t L i a „ educational - i - l , , i , is trving we would call liberal education,
H o w shall children become equipped l h i , ,,.;„-. | , ; a c | , set cliose its own t,, reverse."
R u s d a today being interested in
With th-sc materials m a way I" ,, ,,.,;.,,
second
Dr. Ilruhaelier went on to tell engineering.
The writings of Karl
Tll(.
r„.st
al„|
develop these powers and to slnnu- , . , „ „ „ , , w , , . ( . e o m p b t e d M.mdav
• all children urn .1 perforin some j Marx are the ( iospels of Sov etism,
late these processes to nieei^ the
_|
ml lab"!' in connection with their and as such are lli.irnughlv studied,
ool w-.il
I nil. children mav Anion.; the large universities are
I he made to p : ck up s c r i p s and ke. i Lenin
Iniwrsitv
ami the
Karl
"I am in..re and m,ire nu 1 ned P.
lib' i- bom „ amI r
u .1 an. Older Marx lustilut •.
think ,.f the teacher as a tlirec-fold
In n mav be made to distribute
person p e r h a p s :
W i n n a luile older
Religion
I
, , . . , ,, ,,, , | u . ,•„,,,; j propaganda.
"1. She is an individual In lore
lion bureau m the -tale edu- I ''' l '> ' " '' l , r ' " •' l l ' ' " rl ' variouPart of the Soviet eihicational
aiivlbine else.
labor.
polu y is in ,|i ive out religion conill;
" ' She i- -i iiein'ier of ihe coin- '
" " d r p a r t u i e u l will -piak over
pl< I Iv
I he child is l.iughl |o be.
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miin'ttv,
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' ' v' - ' His
riday,
\ u g vv.i'
u :
i "..| - 1' jii
topic
School Gradation
liev ,• tli:ii se'euee answi r» all thine ".h 1 .: i -1 ill importance, she
e " W e Vour Schools Reads lo
T h e l,,w, M f,,|-,,i ,,, . . | , , . . , | m and lb.,1 all religion is
,
.,
teach, r of cliildreu "
Ipeni-"
This i- one of tlie series Ku •->.. I- ill- nursery school,
\
\ | | m a n n e r and means of pr,.paI radio talks ,,,„n ,,,-rd b\ the ercat deal is made ,,i tins s.1,,,,,1. ,. ,,I,| , are us.,I lo ridicule religion
"I vwiidM- if we l e a c h e r , would
I,-.,! education bureau
Mr. lirif
perhaps bccninc ,t I.is|, longer ihnu I'osiers are used profiiselv
and
have experienced ihe difliculiies we
n is a g r a d u a t e m Mate College.
''"' "l!"'' -hoo|,.
It M a i l , w.th . these p o s i e s are uearlv alwavs ba-e
h'ld o el- the so , ,||ed
'propel
i
oim,.'s|ers
oi
a
w
a
r
lo
a
w
a
r
nul
,
and
d
e
i
i
l
i
i
m
.
m e t h o d ' if we reallv i i m b r - l ,od,
hah' old. In ihis school parli, ularl
re.II, I,, l e w d , reallv knew, iii a
m p h a s - s is p D . e d on health. T h e ]
Vacation Schools
fundanii ulal vv.iv |h it real fn i doiu
Persons Tali ng Toursps Here
>I
I has luile in com,uon Willi |
I'he vacation „ |„,ols are a n o t h e r
Nee i Not Ti\ke State i xams
n ' indergaihi,
II,
child is, f, m i ,
,,i
i l , , Russian
sy-tcn,
gani -atoll
• I in-1 h Itiuy
lobll
i,. | „
io
' i lin , i' d l in
in-AM lo take care ol liuu-elf. to Tliiv a n much like our S u m m e r
; n,| M a n , , .
n and lb u \ •,
.
1
1
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i
i
.
s
t
a
k
e
n
n ss himself, lo eh a:, bis l e . i h . i , amps for bo\
i if eoui'se I IK \
A\ b t u, u1,1 v..,. III,, lo do lo.
I'll' • ...1 • .- CI ol. . uon r,
ml lo be an o r d e r h lillle com , are for bov , and girls, no dis.
i mi- 1
i nild not t l i e tlu
m'd-l
|crimiiialioii being made lu'lvweii the
i l i . n i s f o r , el 1 I H a
in..
..
. . i n ,
'" ',"
-croud, or elementary I s e s e - iu Russia
The principle oh1
11
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I'I I I
ol
ll
, M . n e u n p h a ,. upon ,1 ibhell as
.,,, , 0 , „.,, , , , to
, , , ni
, „ a, ,„ „,,„,
., |
| , | „ . , |,j|, | ,,. ,,.„
I»
ips are p
1 ll\
and
heall
the active ag.'.Mies inideidvmg the
, mn't , bn | ( | . V|M. (>(. . \.' e^ ^ ^ ^
,,,,,,,,,,,
,. ,„
,,
||h
|iiiU
(|f
f the
teach.ng-learuii,'. process
I he in,l o, a...d ,,, , , , , . n i | ] | | l , ,. .„ „ 1„ ,oil
„ ' "
numbers, geographv, ami lii-l..rv
l
1
Positively No Freedom
"'."
.o-n.n d ,n
"
I l u r e i- nothing in ibis school thai
,ii M.ii.
- : it, ii noil
Ml ' nl h. ii d
s e .lhi,
' | . l • .1
p'"•o i n t' ' i ni
' 1 the' d
"' m , t ,-n" : ',,| " "i ' * l : , r , l l , «
», ' , ' " 1 —
' 1 •
• 'l l- - ' " ' " • • • d i p ot '
Vim-ri.-ai.- would n c g n i z e a, an I In coiiclusion Dr llniha, her m
s•t a
III, 111 I e,V l i d the goal ,• t
n 1 ni
Ii. 11 a i h .
. inn bed . iii-ra uhnii
ll
in. I, l\ > . loped tin id, , thai ilure was
earn , i e . | , |
I'-.nhe-. Ih
ebb
• three Us positively ,„, fre.doiu in R u . s , a
1 • l l
Ihe
1 U'llsh
i in- . Inediiiis i. in ih.oi i lor all I he s| Me lak. • upon itself C M I U
i our
vv .11 ii 1
the
,
,
, , „ , , ,
Rll-si.ui •.mill,
bill b.i ,„ e ,,| ill, s , u l v ll," ediieaton ,,| ,|„ eh,hi,
, , ' , , ' •
, "
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u r . - ,, I'nev d'lvvdl1 •! u lak
i lie
, , , , ,till
.,
..oi
I Ihe counlrv ,h„ s , „ . , , , vv .11 a- ev, . v other s,„ , •, I noli
1
al
on
.a
• l>'
al" i
1
ilghsh
• • •, i .
\l the end ol seven vears m ibis p.,reii| or ollierwise has any right
... 11111
,- m i l
oi <
ll.o.b
U.h
olldarv -ihool a rieid -, le, | „ „ i |o ,,|ii, ,le cllildrell.' Libraries are
lhi e,|i
- I he i . a e l n r ' s pl,„
11 „ ! , p l , . | le, the
iiiide on ih, basis ,., ah htv
' in,I i r e , I , open
In ,, word one
rat", e pi,,i , s , ,. , - a in. i
1.1 • d,
, HI
' '
' '
not Mud, and ,lev, lop as one
no 1
a III .up oil the h i l . o| I n
Ihe i h i ' i l n u oi laborer.
r.^JSjr.tK
K- good Men Are Conducting
A Tennis Tournament
Griffin Will Speak
On Opening Of School
1 •
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VV
VIEWS ON RUSSIA
^.'i , ' '. ' v '" "' • "
wealthy me,,'.-, ,om pride them-