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   Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - January 15, 1932, Portsmouth, New Hampshire                                THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 15 1932 The KM the University of laid to the Majority of the student conduct and to his annual report to the board of trustees made public here recently That all and minor social gatherings at the university are con- on a basis and at a high level is attributed the majority of come The New Hampshire them as the sort possessed of by are old vitally the moral as well as the intellectual of their that if he at New I further merit in life it center probably more active and leadership a larger students nurtured in this The average everywhere finds it difficult to in with conduct and The Student Council at New is gradually a larager share the leadership and responsibility student life but President out that until amount of self-government jhe officers will to handle common The report sympathy and not good of the valid request for financial assistance Thanks are extended to the State D A R and the John H Pearson Trust of Concord for generous contributions to the Student Loan Fund The depression did not have a dampening effect on the registration for the Fall term of 1930 at the uni- scribed curriculum in physical tion for women as well as of the in- engineering in the College of Technology and the I All HSR was stop operation of is a So V fL tor buses from Hanover to the New will have His hands full hi LiNES TO 1 line at the bridge Mr Gilbert of a course in corrective nasties for physically Dr Lewis reports Concord Jan of ed this service May 21 1931 disqualified two motor coach passenger routes in New Hampshire was by unmistakable ders of the Public Service Commission versity for a net gain of over 4 per evidences of increased interest and issued yesterday cent was recorded This increase work on the part of the Charles H Pettingill of Campion was ting whole it imperative impartially with the the I New Hampshire student loans and is borne out by the the -ent university have to meet ievery largely in the College of Technology although of Agriculture experienced a slight increase even more than that noted in the College of Liberal Arts He says that steps are being taken to prevent a ence of the unfortunate situation freshman scholastic deficiency and that plans for closer supervision of of new students this year head notes an apparent heed for more for all saying thiat tlie modest of vocational guidance fbr women st started last year will be extended arid to include both men and changes in curriculum are major changes reported including the re- organization English course and the freshman orientation course the abandonment of the JENSEN SURE HE WILL WIN the Dover lad is uo set This is the bout so of the he given the right to suspend service on notes are still some the route from Campton _____ dent's who fail to grasp the challenge the railroad station In same Dover in their six round main bout a presented them and that the faculty which was established under an the Arena at Kittery Monday Burley j to the Swede as a win over means the Swede vrill meet II C for the city The management has arranged an all star card to fill in to malie fin ning of action The proceeds of this Swede Jensen of this city is in good i Ki condition to meet Harry Burley of saves needless toil atts SUDS g time gets clothes costs less tc I f you save your on washday remember arc ful washings speed aitd give you cleaner whiter clothes really paying for gives you for your money than any soap you've ever used new soap soap truly sudsing power i is a real boon to women everywhere because it eases the tables in i ami fall the back also When this This proved fact prompted the the dirt sinks itself in of Ivory Soap j your clothes giving you streaky gray washings never happens with Oxy- dol are the lasting suds you've ever seen is while pure rich soap for no longer tax Mids than other soaps in heir strength With needless form Its richer ioak things snowy and ali iii live suds These suds simply rout the Choose the tudt that tlo right out of even the dirtiest work for you clothes And piece you wash Don t wear yourself out doing comes oat white and sweet as that suds can is actually richer aids actually do more of the hard work you Weak suds shirk on the job They to things really clean because they quickly fizzle away watery thinness So when you buy bear in mind that it's not but smh that you are o Mom quicker richer why saves labor makes THE C O M P JL E T E HOUSEHOLD SOAP MADE BY THE MAKERS OF IVORY I Softens hard water works just as magically gives the same extra suds in cither hard or soft water It saves the expense of water softeners And don't forget even the softest water is hardened the moment you put soiled clothes or into it Wonderful for to tJie hands Dishes are sparkling bright and clean in double time with And your hands will tell you by the comfortable way they feel is the perfect soap for even your most delicate things It's made from only the purest and finest you would expect from the makers of Ivory Soap Mothers are especially astic over the soft and dainty leaves children's and babies clothes Ask your grocer today for the orange and blue package of You'll be delighted when you discover how much time and work it saves for you Procter iS Gamble GUARANTEE If you do not liml that makes more and richer that it glen mint it water and works better in be package back to the where rou bought it be returned ORE SAVINGS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY Take advantage of these unusual savings Highest Quality r Creamery No Better Butter Available 2 fbs EGG Quality doz Sugar Cured Sliced and Rindless Ib PASTRY field FAMILY FLOUR Good All ft Bag SUGAR Granulated ATLANTIC PACIFIC is doing help them dated May 8 Clayton E Gilbert carries a punch in both The state university president I French points to thirty scholarships of by of the chester Attention is also directed to I scholarships provided by the will Edmund L class of 76 j Lewis notes that there for have been very few changes in rhe i year he is for real gratification He the faculty a tribute in ing that the university has at the present time a faculty as strong j and -as well equipped otherwise as can be found in any institution of similar resources and size Considerable space is de- the resignation of P DeMerritt 1919 who retired last Tribute is paid to Walton P Clarke Prof Philip R Lowry Mrs Louisa M Potts members of the staff who died ing the Lewis records in his report the several gifts which were made to the university during the past year able among them being the additional gift of by Mr and Mrs Charles H Hood This gift is in ad- dition to the gift of made by the year ago Attention is also directed to the of Airs D of Haverhill this state which provided more than Cogswell Benevolent Trust Scholarships a fund of aj scholarship fund of provided by the class of 1929 in memory of Earle Roger Montgomery 15 and other gifts j Mention is made of the ment of the degree of Master of cation for students majoring in and psychology the first strictly professional degree granted by New Hampshire The state sity president dwells upon research i conducted by the Agricultural ment Station and of the international interest in the animal nutrition ject of Research Prof E G Ritzman conducted in co-operation with the Carnegie Institution of Washington In discussing the building program points to the Charles Harvey Hood House the new modern dairy project construction a modest yet model house for tice in home management of a new system p age treatment plant and other minor projects designed to improve the building and housing situation at the university arc underway j The majority of the naw building j projects have been of an emergency character and because of that the i housing and classroom situation is still acute Since 1925 the number i students registered has increased from i 1300 to j Other building problems pressing or solution include the construction j of ail raid gymnasium and I extra the music department of the offices additional library i tics etc I DOVER BOY DROWNED IN RIVER Dover Jan L son of Cote of 16 Everett i street way in the lower lamy river Wednesday he and two other boys walked out onto shelving fringe of ice The be- ing the body recovered throe hours later by the police who dragged the river It was turned over to rick undertaker Single Longer Life An- an Outline of Contract In- come Payable annually While both annuitants survive in- come may be paid to both jointly or paid entirely to one of the an- No payment at death of last vivor No cash or loan values Minimum income a year semi-annually quarter- ly unless ihs income purchased by less Ease Ages 45 and years male io be deposited 660.30 guarantees to pay to both or the one longer surviving annually other ages male or the income will be cheerfully Issued by he Travelers Insurance Co no stronger 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