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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Society was formed because of the copyright arrangement of the Museum with the producers and University regulations which forbid the taking of admission at the door. Membership in the Film Society costs $1.00 for students in Harvard and Radcliffe, $2.00 for members of the Faculty and their families, and $3.00 for those not connected with the University. These fees will meet the expenses of procuring the pictures and will entitle each member to a ticket for the five programs and to special privileges in connection with future showings...
...headquarters have been established as yet, but Box 27 in the Cambridge Post Office is serving as a legal address. Contributions, suggestions, and applications for membership to the board will be received there...
First was a proposal for a retailing "NRA" founded on state instead of Federal statutes. At the next Dry Goods convention in January the general membership will be asked to approve a program calling for support in state legislatures of model laws covering wages, hours, child labor, deceptive advertising, misleading labeling and price cutting. All this looked like a smart attempt to head off Federal legislation in the next Congress. Ground for this suspicion was broadened last week when the Dry Goods Association belatedly announced that it had quit the U. S. Chamber of Commerce...
Meetings are open only to members and invited guests. Membership is limited to graduate students...
Forty-one new Band members including 30 Freshmen will receive silver band charms indicative of full membership as the Harvard University Band Club stages its annual banquet at the Harvard Union this evening...