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con ~ aroused quite a stir of pleasant ap- . Pegasus Another figure, \Stars\ represents the soul of a pet (for| _ Bacérn, Marjorie Hoffman. Laura Schmelzer. A __ THE . OCT A GON hit of Gilige Feedy - Exhibit Works to Public The facuilfy flofAElmirai ‘Cdu‘égfij contains unlimited resources. arrestive \exhibit of art work to be __ displayed in the college library next| week. It is solely a faculty exhibit, which will include, among others, paintings by Mr. Lars Hoftrup, Mr.] Efnfted Andersen, and Dr. E. Bar-] ton Howe of the college extension, department, and Miss Helen Hitch- cock, college art instructor. Are you. properly appreciative of your col-| lege? Look at the talent in our, midst! ' Still we must not grow too pos- sessive of our faculty talent. Bing-| hamton wishes to share honors with| us in regard to the work of sculptor| Andersen. His exhibit of bronze; and clay figures, now on display in, the Museum of Fine Arts at\ the, Binghamton public library, has proval. The artist's version of a \Truck Horse's Dream\ humorous- ly endows an over-burdened truck] horse with the merciful wings of 9 which thewartist's daughter mourns) ascending into \feline Valhalla\ in| the form of a small girl. Her feet west on ethereal cloud forms, while her head extends among the stars. ~ In every phase-from the-clever originality to the delightful sense of humor of its artist-this exhibit de- serves every bit of those \pleasant murmutings of approval.\ Students Act As Aids For Week-end Activities Continued from Page 5, Col. 2 Thatcher, Edith Williams, Barbara Willson. CHrEck Room Girs Mildred Baker, Phyllis Barber, Blanche Doolittle, Elizabeth Ed- wards, Katherine Fix, Gface Greene, Vera Davis, Vivian Kellam, Ruth McAndrews, Carolyn Harris, Jean- nette Mcintyre, Josephine Mitchell, Margaret Snyder, Helen Swain, Margaret Roach, Eleanor Sanford, Mary Peters, Janice Trost, Blanche Assistants mm Rosmg Roon Jessie Downs, Helen Nolan, Mary, Margaret McCall. ' Transportation Committee Ellen Sayles, Mary Hawkes, De- borah Hariple, Louise Alpert, Mary. Reddick, Jean Meiswinkel, Helen Gibson, Helen Turner, Margaret Kniskern, Shirley Warrresses anp ScRAPERS ‘Mary VanKesteren, Leona Mal- Ruberta Ticknor, Mary Fellows, | Betty Hoy, Caroline Godfrey, Jean- Becker, Mary Mann Kirk. Serve Stuornts' LuncH feed look no farther for a strikingly] | Press Service, who will discuss the| forr families are in want. Capitalism our education. still Russia today is the one country Garey, Vivian where the ownership of the means Kellam, Priscilla Eggleston, Roberta of Production is in the_ hands qf all. Meadley, Margaret McTiernan, | !t s the first country in the history - | of the world which is seeking to give | equality to all; it is the only coun- try that has ended unemplpyment; 20 ge G , ____ | it is the only country that is trying ick, Virginia Yeska, Ruth to build a Yclassles?’ society. - The ‘ - \'] third sign of the new era to come frothy - Sayers, . Doris | is the face that false religion is being ' nette Decker, M ty Reddick, Jean attacked-today; and the final evi-| . LECKEFT, ar e k, Jean i \\] dence is the rebirth of a vital re-. Kreidler, Ruth Pritchard, Dorothyl‘v ligion which is bringing in the sov. { ereignity of love, a real religion | which means \to love God with all | D Localfiditof Is Named On | Constitutions Board. The annual fall ilfitcrcofllegiate‘ Newspaper Convention will be held | November 15 and 16 with the| University of Pittsburgh as host. - Among the prominent speakers| ' who will address the various sessions | Governor of 2Penn§yIVania. It 1s 'expected that Heywood Broun will also be a speaker, as will Herbert. Moore, © president \ of .Transradio present press-radio situation, __ Delegates will be guests at the: Pict-Nebraska football game Satur- diy afternoon, which will be follow- ed in the evening by a special dance -to be arranged for the conventioners. Since the date conflicts with 'Senior Weekend at Elmira, it will be impossible for certain staf mem- Compnsed Mostly of Juniors Dorothy Mason~Makeup. Marie filiacNamaraéCostumesi, Jeanne Righter—Settings. , Helen. Joslin-Librarian, Marjorie Clark-Lights, Eleanor Schrader—Properties. Fay ' Mitchell-Publicity. will be the Hon. George H. Bark»: President ...... « Helen McCau'slandé‘ [hespis Names Organization; jv Thespifsl, the Elmira College dra- fmatic club, wishes to announce its | new organization: Seniors Assist At Tea 1 | Brewer. FLORIST The seniots, who will serve at the | | tea given at the Dean's home, Sat-| urday afternoon; by Dr. and Mrs. | Pott, are Mary Margaret McCall, [[] | Helen Nolan, Bess Smith, Barbara |: | ] Funk, Jessie Downs, and Barbara || StertsSa¢, 11 P.M. || ANGEL\ Fredric March “Th e I I DARK || h Phone 20225 Mark Twain Hotel Herbert Marshall Merle Oberon | Vice-President ...... Helen Turner. , Secretary Grace-Hendé‘rmm Treasurer .._... Marice Cookling - Patronize Our Advertisers - DERMAL- WAY SCHOOL Manicure 25¢ - Post-Graduate Work Finger Wave 25¢ Marcel 25¢ Telephoxge 279267 bers of the local school paper to attend. - However, it is expected | that there will be an Elmira delega- tion at the convention. Ellis H. Tumpson, president of INA, has notified Florence Elber- sorr that she has been appointed to 'the Constitutions Committee of the INA for the coming year. ,The «chairman of the committee is Jesse N. Borden, editor of Johns Hopkins News-Letter, while the other mem- NEW SPORT OxXFORDS in black or brown. Low Heels $4.00 and $5.00 GOSPER-KELLY Main St. Shampoo 25c| 109 N. Main St.| ber is Mortimer B. Posner, editor of W. & J. Red and Black. CHAPEL NOTES Continued from Page 6, Col. 3 individual. The third sign is the selfish individualism, conceitration, and insecurity upon which the pres- ent order is founded. Capitalism concentrates too much in the hands of the few while twenty-three mil- allows for easy money for the rich at the top and easy money through crime for the poor at the bottom. The capitalistic class controls every phase, of our life today, our recrea- tion, our religion, our business, even T here are four signs of the New Er which Dr. Eddy sees. First of all the new machine age which means production for all, even though we have not yet mastered the machine. Second, the Russian experiment holds hope for the fu- ture. Although the Russian experi- ment is imperfect in many ways, - Margaret Strain, Ester Jenkner, our lrearts, and our neighbors as out- Marion Simmons, Jean Manning. Pselves,\ ‘ ¥ ana zzz mr cn (222. The Parker Vacumatic - Invented by a University Professor to replace pens that suddenly run dry in Classes and Exams Holds 12,000 words of infs-102% ._ more than old style . . . When held to the light you can see the Ink Level-see when to refill! 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