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CORNELL UNIVERSITY OFFICIAL PUBLICATION ^biA& ctoSU f, o l Stuxl&Hti SUMMER TERM, 1944 VOL. 36 : JULY 1944 : NO. A F O R TELEPHONE INSTRUCTIONS SEE PAGE 3 The University Calendar for 1944-45 Under the accelerated program of instruction, the University will offer three terms of sixteen weeks each during the course of the year 1(144- 45, as follows: 1944 SUMMER TERM July 3, Monday, Registration, Navy students. July 4, Tuesday, Registration, civilian students. July 5, Wednesday, Instruction begins at 8 a .m . July 27, Thursday, Last day for the payment of tuition for the Summer Term. Oct. 24, Tuesday, Instruction ends a t 4 p .m . FALL TERM Nov. 1, Wednesday, Registration, civilian students. Nov. 2, Thursday, Registration, Navy students. Nov. 3, Friday, Instruction begins a t 8 a .m . Nov. 23, Thursday, Last day for the payment of tuition for the Fall Term. Dec. 25, Monday, Christmas, a holiday. 1945 Feb. 22, Thursday, Instruction ends at 4 p .m . SPRING TERM March 2, Friday, Registration, Navy students. March 3, Saturday, Registration, civilian students. March 5, Monday, Instruction begins at 8 a .m . March 29, Thursday, Last day for the payment of tuition for the Spring Term. June 23, Saturday, Instruction ends at 12:50 p .m . Numbers preceded by “ Ext” are on the University exchange. Numbers preceded by “ Ith” are outside the exchange. Within the Exchange.—To make a call within the University exchange, lift the receiver, and when the operator answers give her the extension number of the party that is wanted. Local Calls Outside: From Dormitory Telephones.—To call any Ithaca telephone number, lift the receiver and give the number to the operator, being sure to preface the number with “ Ithaca” to avoid confusion with extensions having the same number. From All Other Telephones.—To call any Ithaca telephone number, ask the University operator for “ Outside,” and as soon as you hear the dial tone, dial the number of the person wanted. Toll Calls.—To make a toll call, lift the receiver from the hook, and when the Univer­ sity operator answers, say “ Long Distance.” Wait for the connection to be made with the Long Distance operator. When Long Distance answers give her your name and your University extension number, and then the information necessary concerning the telephone or person that you wish to reach at the distant point. STUDENTS The street numbers refer to Ithaca addresses and not to home addresses. An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that that person is married. Abbreviations. The colleges are designated as follows: Arts, A; Agriculture, Ag; Archi­ tecture, Ar; Engineering, Eng; Mechanical Engineering, M; Civil Engineering, C; Electrical Engineering, E; Administrative Engineering, Ad Eng; Chemical Engineering, Chem Eng; Law, L; Medical, MD; Veterinary, V; Home Economics, H; Hotel Administration, Hotel. Graduate students are indicated by Grad. Changes of residence should be reported promptly to the Registrar. Ext 355 Aaron, (Miss) Lois A Balch.......................................New Brunswick, N. J. Ith 2902 Abbott, George Wells V 410 Elmwood Ave Worcester, Mass. Ith 2546 Abelson, Donald Samuel Chem Eng Edgecliff Place...........................Utica Abelson, Robert Joshua Chem Eng 104 Overlook Road. South Orange, N. J. Ith 32519 *Abramson, (Mrs.) Eva A 126 Linden Ave Meadville, Pa. Adams, Melvin Lewis M 110 Westboume Lane North East, Pa. Ith 9483 Adams, Otto Eugene, jr. M 120 Wait Ave.............................Baltimore Md. Ith 31966 Alberts, Robert Charles A 123 Dryden Road...........................Williamsville Ith 7824 Allen, Ben Chem Eng 113 Heights Court.........................................Cortland Allen, Blake John E 201 Oak Ave White Plains Ith 2965 Allen, (Miss) Mary Elizabeth Ar 3 The Circle.............................Proctor, Vt. Ext 298 Allen, (Miss) Nancy Elizabeth H Balch................................................Ilion Ith 2765 Allen, (Miss) Patricia H 626 Thurston Ave................. Wellesley Hills, Mass. Allen, Robert V. A Carbondale, 111. Ith 2765 Allmuth, (Miss) Helen Edna H 626 Thurston Ave.............................Snyder Ith 32540 Alters, Gerald Saul A 201 Oak Ave Newark, N. J. Ith 2494 Altman, Stanley Jay A 710 Stewart Ave.......................................Brooklyn Altschuler, (Miss) Catherine Ag 209 College Ave New York City Ith 8592 Amaral-Carmona, Jesus Eduardo C 210 College Ave..................................... Humacao, Puerto Rico Ith 3481 Amouzegar, Jamshid C Cosmopolitan Club Teheran, Iran Ith 8689 Andreen, John Hart Grad 705 E. Buffalo................................. Rochelle, 111. Ith 32906 Andreu, Jose Jorge C 409 Dryden Road................. Santurce, Puerto Rico Ith 3481 Arkelie, Golip Mohmet M 301 Bryant Ave...........................Ankara, Turkey Armstrong, (Miss) Catherine Mae A Balch....................... Beckley, W. Va. Ith 32906 Arnold, Richard Nelson C 409 Dryden Road.........Catonsville, Md. Ith 2389 Ash, (Miss) Doris Marjorie A 115 Ridgewood R oad.. Worcester, Mass. Ith 2025 Asher, Donald Joseph Chem Eng 216 Cascadilla Park... Worcester, Mass. Ith 2366 Asher, Robert Davis A 318 Highland Road Leominster, Mass. Ith 2366 Askin, Seymour Robert, jr. A 318 Highland Road.............. New York City Ith 2258 Atay, Cemal M 512 Wyckoff Road....................................... Nipole, Turkey Ext 228 Atwater, (Miss) Marie Elizabeth H Balch.........................................Syracuse Aubry, (Miss) Frederica Anne A Balch............................. New York City Ith 9692 Aulbach, (Miss) Anne F. L. V 3 The Circle....................................Mahopac Ith 6454 Austin, Stuart O’Neil A 114 Highland Place.......................................Fonda Ith 3329 Avery, (Miss) Phyllis Carol A 508 Thurston Ave...............................LeRoy Ith 5593 Axelbank, Martin A 224 Linden Ave.............................. New York City (Homer 1698) *Aylesworth, (Mrs.) Lois Stelle A 18 James St., Homer................ Homer Ith 2258 Aynaoglu, Resat M 516 Wyckoff Road...........................Balikesir, Turkey Ext 412 Bachelder, (Miss) Doris Mildred A 5485 Balch.............................Rochester Ith 3477 Baer, Bernard Allan M 934 Stewart Ave.............................. New York City Ith 7798 *Bailey, Jack William V 302 Bryant Ave Madison, Wis. Ith 5442 Baker, Carlton Harry Chem Eng R. D. 4 ...........................................Ithaca Ith 9339 Baker, Robert Warren A 202 Ridgedale Road...................................Ithaca Ext 264 Balder, (Miss) Betty Mae A Balch.................................................. Falconer Baldwin, Sidney A ........................................................................ Rochester Ext 2451 *Ball, Robert Francis Grad 109 Catherine........................................Waverly Ith 2040 Balluffi, (Miss) Carol Dick H 228 Wait Ave....................................Peekskill Ith 3481 Balogh, Paul M 301 Bryant Ave................................................Kingston, Pa. Ith 8641 Banks, David Gardner A 304 Bryant Ave...................................Larchmont Ith 8601 Barbash, Ira Joseph Ad Eng 126 Westboume Lane. South Orange, N. J. Ext 412 Barbieri (Miss) Doris Mae A Balch...............................................Brooklyn Ith 32282 Bardwell, Robert Edward V 7 Reservoir Ave......................Lexington, Ky. Ext 378 Bareford, (Miss) Janet Grace H 3442 Balch.........................Plainfield, N. J. Ith 9843 Barger, (Miss) Marylou A 316 E Seneca.............................................Ithaca Ith 2394 Baritz, Lenard Joel M 623 University Ave Great Neck Ext 411 Bamum, (Miss) Harriet Elda H Balch..............................................Albion Ith 31221 Baron, Jay Bruce A 122 Wait Ave.......................................New York City Ext 309 Barone, (Miss) Nancy Carol H Balch.............................................Le Roy Ith 8601 Barr, David A 126 Westboume Lane................................New York City Ith 8601 Barron, Howard Lawrence M 126 Westboume Lane. .. Maplewood, N. J. Ext 2738 Bartle, Francis Guy V Veterinary College................................Montgomery Ext 398 Bartley, (Miss) Dorothy Leslie H Balch................................Poughkeepsie *Barton, Charles Gray Grad 241 Linden Ave...................................Kenmore *Bartz, Norman William V 114 Cobb...................................................Buffalo Ith 2025 Bass, Richard Ronald A 216 Cascadilla Park................................ Brooklyn Bassett, (Miss) Marion P. A ............................................................. Brooklyn Bassler, (Miss) Margaret Louisa Grad 504 Thurston Avd. .. .Sunbury, Pa. Ith 2902 Batchelder, Roger Williams V 410 Elmwood Ave............................Riverhead Ith 7549 Battaglini, Thomas Edward A 406 Stewart Ave..............................Endicott Ext 303 Bauer, (Miss) Joyce Diane H 5255 Balch....................................... Laurelton Ith 9909 Baumann, Douglas Nelson M 200 Highland Ave....................Rahway, N. J. Ith 2192 Baumann, George Pershing Grad 113 Oak Ave.....................Chicago, 111. Ith 5213 Bawlf, (Miss) Anne A 206 Klinewoods Road......................................Ithaca *Baxman, Horace Roy Grad 224 S. Cayuga............................................Ithaca Ith 2828 *Baxter, Raymond Carlos Chem Eng 519 E. Buffalo..............Allentown, Pa. Ith 2339 Bayer, (Miss) Barbara Alice H 435 Wyckoff Ave......................Schenectady Ext 280 Bayless, (Miss) Ruth Lila A Balch Ventnor, N. J. Ith 3329 Beale, (Miss) Sarah Jane H 508 Thurston Ave..................................Ithaca
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