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Armaments. In private session the Council decided to distribute as an official document to all Governments represented in the Council a plan for limitation of armaments devised by a group of Americans headed by Prof. J. T. Shotwell of Columbia University and General Tasker Howard Bliss. Sir Eric Drummond, Secretary General of the League, stated that the report would soon be received by President Benes (Premier of Czecho-Slovakia) of the League Council and that he thought it was a serious and probably extremely useful study of the armament problem...
Having found that the accuracy of his observations was questioned upon previous occasions, Mr. Marsh added several scientists to his party when he started south last Winter. Among these were C. M. Breder of the New York City Aquarium, Prof. Fairchild, geologist, of Rochester, and Dr. Baer, anthropologist, of the U. S. National Museum at Washington. The two latter scientists, finding themselves unable to endure the hardships of the climate and of jungle travel, returned several months ago, while Ichthyologist Breder, though young and strong, has occupied a Panama hospital since May. Thus no scientists remained to comment upon...
...will also note that whenever a publisher has a decent job to offer he never gives it to a newspaperman. Observe that when the New York Evening Post wanted good men it sent for Dean Gay of Harvard and Prof. Canby of Yale; that the Times employed Commissioner Finley rather than some man who had worked on the staff for 25 years; and that the Tribune sent for Stuart P. Sherman. You can count on your fingers the regular newspapermen in New York who are getting $100 per week, a mere pittance in that terrible town...
...Lect. Hall Mr. McClintock, M1, M2, M3, M4 New Lect. Hall Government 11 Emerson A Greek 8 Sever 30 History 11 Allen to Mulsrud Harvard 5 Laimbeer to Wyman Harvard 6 History 36 Emerson F History 39 Zool. Lect. Rm. Mathematics A IV Zool. Lect. Rm. Mathematics C II Prof. Kellogg's section 1 Avila to Stryker Sever 23 Sturtevant to Young Sever 24 Mr. Ward's section 2 Ball to Houck Sever 24 Howard to Johnston Sever 29 Mr. Slotnickla section 3 Sever 29 Mathematics 9 Sever 35 Mathematics 10b Zool. Lect. Rm. Mineralogy 10 Mineral Lab. Music...
TODAY Economics 39Sever 17 Fine Arts 5f Fogg Lect. Rm. French 2 Prof. Whittom, 1 Emerson A Mr. Fraker, 9 Sever 5 Mr. Gifford, 5, 15 Emerson D Mr. Gilligan, 2, 8 Emerson J Mr. G. L. Lincoln, 3 Emerson F Mr. J. N. Lincoln, 4, 12 Emerson D Mr. Raiche, 10 Sever 36 Mr. Sexton, 7, 11 Sever 11 Mr. Webster, 6 Sever 30 Mr. Webster, 14 Sever 35 Prof. Weston 13 Sever 6 French 26 Sever 17 Zoology 7a Emerson J 2 P. M. Engin. Sciences 3 Pierce 302, 307 TOMORROW Botany 5a Botan. Mus. Chemistry...