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July, 1934 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY of CORNELL ALUMNI Every Cornellian's Taper CORNELL ALUMNI NEW In the News this Week: Cornell and Princeton athletes go to England to meet Oxford-Cambridge team. Dean Burdick named to Law Revision Com- mission. Straw poll shows Cornell undergraduates back Roosevelt policies. Summer School registration is larger. Arthur A. Allen returns from Far North. Volume 36 Number 34 July, 1934 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF CORNELL ALUMNI METROPOLITAN DISTRICT METROPOLITAN DISTRICT (conκ) FRANK- S BACHE INC. WALTER S. WING ΌT, GenΊ Sales Mgr. BETTER BUILDING Construction Work of Every Description in Westchester County and Lower Connecticut HERE IS GOOD NEWS! F. S. BACHEΊ3 60 East 42nd Street, New York City Imagine being able to stay 94 Lake Street White Plains, N. Y. at one of New York's finest hotels for as little as BALTIMORE, MD. THE BALLOU PRESS $ WHITMAN, REQUARDT& SMITH .50 Printers to Lawyers a day Water Supply, Sewerage, Structural 2 CHAS. A. 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White Plains 8020-8021 BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON & DINNER Member Westchester County Realty Board And Real Estate Board at New York RUTH CLEVES JUSTUS Ί6 Subscription price $4 per year. Entered as second class matter, Ithaca, N. Y. Published weekly during the college year ama monthly in July and August. POSTMASTER: Return postage guaranteed. Use form 3578 for undeliverable copies. CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS VOL. XXXVI, NO. 34 ITHACA, NEW YORK, JULY, 1934 PRICE 15 CENTS Registration Gain for Summer Registration Shows Increase over Figures (or Last Year 5ISTRATION at Cornell for the Sum- Home Economics, Hotel, Agriculture, unique Summer School of Biology is be- mer Session increased about five per and Biology. ing held again this summer. Sixteen K cent over last year, according to This year is the forty-third in which members of the Cornell faculty, nearly all figures released this week from Morrill Cornell has offered instruction during the of professorial rank, provide instruction Hall. A total registration in ajl depart- summer months. The summer term will in this school. This is, as reported in the ments of 1644 shows an increase of 77 over end August 17. The final issue of the CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS of an earlier the figure of 1567 which represents those CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS for 1933-34, will date, the only biology session in any who attended Cornell in the summer of appear on August 16. regular university where only the regular 1933. Peak figures for summer school en- Especially active interest was shown courses of the academic year are offered rollment are in the neighborhood of 3,000 during advance inquiries in the lectures instead of short summer courses, and in 1916. Registration reached 1951 in 1932-, to be given in chemistry and physics, by where the summer staff consists only of but fell off heavily last year. The increase Professor Gilbert N. Lewis, and Dr. Paul regular members of the biology faculty. for this summer, while small, is regarded S. Epstein. Professor Lewis, dean of the Courses in the regular summer session as indicative of future increases until the college of chemistry of the University of which have attracted heavy enrollment registration once more approximates that California, is non-resident lecturer on the include: Professor John R. Banks' course of the peak years. George Fisher Baker Foundation. His in Business and Industrial Management; This year is the last time that Cornell subject for the summer lectures is Isotopes. Professor Jacob Papish's work in spectro- will conduct a number of separate schools, Dr. Epstein is professor of physics in scopy; Professor Howard S. LiddelΓs however. Under the present system, there the California Institute of Technology, courses on the Conditioned Reflex; Pro- are five different summer schools on the and will offer several courses and a series fessor Harold L. Reed's Money and Bank- campus, all going at the same time, and of lectures. A large group of students has ing; the offerings in the Department of all running independently of one another. signed up for work with Dr. Epstein and Physical Education involving playground This not only makes it difficult to arrange Dr. Lewis. activities and their supervision, adult schedules for students taking work in No reduction has been made in the recreation, and interpretive dancing. more than one school, but also increases number of courses offered in the summer Training in dramatics through the Uni- registration difficulties. session this year. Prominent teachers in versity continues under Professor Alex- Next summer all the five summer several fields from other institutions will ander M. Drummond. In the Department schools will be combined as the Cornell be members of the faculty, in addition to of Music, individual instruction in organ University Summer Session. This will in- the corps of Cornell professors. and piano is available tostudents. clude the regular summer session of the Owing to continued demand from stu- Beside the Cornell professors from the University, and the summer schools in dents all over the country, Cornell's regular session, the [Continued on page 406 EIGHTY-FOUR CELEBRATES FIFTIETH REUNION Front row, left to right: James F. Tuthill '82, Mrs. Marcia Russell, Mrs. Lucretia Kellogg, Lewis H. Tuthill, Henry P. DeForest, Mrs. Emily M. Stevenson, George B. Davidson, Henry D. Sibley. Second row: Delbert H. Decker, Herbert L. Aldrich, Lewis H. Cowles, Henry J. Patten, Charles A. Brewster, Charles F. Chisholm. Walter L. Webb, Edward Maguire, Daniel W. Mead, Nelson A. Welles, Wilbur S. Knowles. Back row: Franklin A. Coles, George F. Ditmars, Samuel E. Hillger, Oscar D. Weed, Frederick W. Carpenter. 398 CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS About Steve Sampson, another "local," will To Join American Team Athletics run the half mile along with Bonthron. After the English Meet in London on Another duel is expected in this event, July 2.1, Bob Kane, with Bill Bonthron of Trackmen in England for Pen Hallo well, former Harvard Princeton, will take a plane from London Cornell trackmen, with representatives runner, will compete in this race for to Stockholm to join the American team from Princeton, who invaded England Cambridge. Sampson also will run for of the A.A.U. in charge of Dan Ferris, recently to engage in a meet with track Cornell for the last time in this meet, as secretary of the A.A.U. This team of stars from Oxford and Cambridge Uni- will Kane and Hardy. Although Samp- eight will tour European countries, versities, are reported to have withstood son has still two more years, they are competing in Scandanavia and central the rigors of the ocean trip, and to have the last two in Law which makes him in- Europe. The team includes in addition to mastered the sand-clay tracks on which eligible for further competition. Kane and Bonthron: Percy Beard, high they will have to run. Bruce Kerr, Cornell two-miler, and hurdle star; Glen Hardin, who recently Coach Moakley took twelve of the third Ithacan to go, is favored in the set a new record for the 4oo-meter low Cornell track athletes abroad the He de two mile run in this meet. He has come hurdles; Ben Eastman, recent record France on July 7, to combine with Prince- along nicely and can be called one of breaker in the 880; Jack Torrence, star ton's best runners. The team is regarded Coach Moakley's developments. When shot putter, who tossed the bullet 55 feet as one of the strongest ever assembled, Kerr first came out to run there wasn't 5 inches; and Cornelius Johnson, high and Cornell and Princeton are heavy much ability apparent. But this year, his jumper. favorites to take the meet from their junior year, he began to show some real Kane will run the dashes, and will English rivals on July 2.1 in the White promise, and won both dual meets.
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