28 LEARN TOSWIM 60 FEETWUtinrrSummer Program of Y. M. 0. A. Is Success—Prep Swimming Event BeginslemctflilRwdlcctfcthwsocacathn8,Twenty-eight boys learned to swim sixty feet in ths Y. M. C. A. pool during the summer period beginning! yt Juao S, according to announcement last night by Ray Bennett, physical directorThe boys who have learned to swim the distance this summer are: RobertCarter, William Kratz, James Anderson, John Frick, Charles Anderson, Donald Fimmen. F. Gerdee, Richard Waxenberg. John Klein, Robert Jamieson, Paul Dreher, Warren Za-blaudil. .Max Moorman. Delbert Dider-rckson. Donald Hunt, Alfred Wiley, James Woodruff, Frank Ranee. George Ranee, Dare Stewart, Eugene Britton, Frank Christ, Robert Johnson, Robert Grant, John Gakvin, Walter Wend-landt. Eugene Bied, Boyd Jackson. In ho addition to this fifty boys w'ere taught Ca to swim sixty feet last spring during tei the annual learn to swim campaign I JMr Bennett was assisted during the | rai summer program by Chester Darnall. ■ carResults of the first event of the prep Bu class swimming meet which is being he held are Harold Schultz, first; Arnold wb Klein. second; Harold Zabloudii, £ third, and James Anderson, fourth. Bo The event was the plunge for distance. lt;Bo Results of the junior class event are ter Jack Quell, first; James Peterson, sec- wh ond: Charles Deboer, third, and Lee Fri Matthews, fourth. I grzThe diving event will take place at chi the regular class period today.thyea1ch*Vine exhibited in a museum at Speyer, on the Rhine, is 1.600 year3 old. It is in an old Roman flask which i T was discovered during excavations. i he: