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...pound class--T. G. Confer 2L defeated E. N. Kimball '35 by a fall in the first overtime period...
...Confer 2L and E. N. Kimball '35 put on the outstanding bout of the day, with Confer, a former Yale grappler, finally throwing the Freshman team wrestler in an overtime period. In the 125-pound class G. T. Wagner '35 threw Morris Gamm 2L in short order, after the latter had won the lightweight division. Albert Aranson '35 annexed the heavyweight crown by pinning H. C. McClees '34 after four minutes struggle...
Four Radcliffe representatives will be selected March 16. The two teams will then confer and decide the subject for the debate and the form to be used. The contest will be held at Radcliffe...
President Butler has 34 degrees, U. S. and foreign, but Columbia has given him no more than he earned: A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Some day soon the alumni hope to confer upon him a "supreme honorary degree." In the meantime, however, they pay him high personal tribute, at the Butler-Day banquet which marks Dr. Butler's 30th anniversary as president, 50th as alumnus, and 70th as a very human being...
...sooner was Chancellor Bruning assured of even luke warm Hitlerite support than he made a quiet announcement that became the week's big news. Germany's Ambassadors to Britain, France and Italy were hastily summoned to Berlin to confer with the Chancellor. Heinrich Bruning called in the British Ambassador, suave Sir Horace Rumbold who returned to his Embassy in a great flurry and called up the British Foreign Office. Somebody tapped the telephone wire. Within two hours Berlin newspapers were on the streets with the news that Germany had served notice that at the next Reparations conference, scheduled...