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aA EO Conference: * national’ students” ‘saniforiam, "ands vars -|point of view, is that it will afford-a ae
—— ous other questigns touching on student | cémprehensive survey ofthe facilities :

CONTINUED FROM ‘pacn 4. life. | reg -| available to. modern students, and, of

s of the most interesting and difficult prob- Trips and Receptions Planned international activities in general.
‘lems of the C. I. E. itself, and of the} Besides the sessions there. will be sev-; Those wishing to attend the, congress
International work in general. eral official banquets and receptidns} Should apply to M. Pierre Bretaille, 55

There will also. be reports on the ac-|given by various promineht men of | Quai de’La Tournelle, or to the Presi-
tivity of each of the national unions,| France, among whom will be M. Poin: | dent of the N.S, F, A.; those who would |
particularly valuable in that they give|care. There. ill also be special excur-| like to have ‘the Congréss Committee’
an excellent idea of the different roles} sions to the Mies country, the ‘wine | arrapge for their “rod “and lodging
that student life plays in the various|caves of Champagne, and other points | should apply not later than July 15. Any |.
countries.» ; of. interest near Paris, with French stu- student’ who expects to be.in Paris at

“The other commissions take up the|dents actimg as guides, the time ef the Congyess may secure a
Special branches of: activity undertaken} © Contemporaneously with the Congress. Permit at any time to attend the sessions.

by the C. I. E., such as student travel,|there will be international? sporting

 

 

 

facilities for students studying in a for- events, such as swimming, tennis,. track, Class Parties
eign country, equivalents of degrees, re-| fencing, -etc.,-to-which probably eight or
quirements for the practice of law and|ten countries are sending teams. ba CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

medicine in a foreign country for those «The great: advantage of this congress,|the table by Constance Jones, who
holding a degree from their own country, | in addition to the opportunity of making | thereby, and once for all, proved her
hospitality centers, international univer-| friends with students from. other coun-| merits as a mimic.” The third, perform-
sity sports, students’ ‘self-help, the inter-|tries and of learning to understand their | ance was by Pearl and Marybelle, the

—_—— two talented children of 1930. - These,
A SHOP NOTED des ai glade SHOES % as is commonly known to all, are merély

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A FITTING FINALE TO THE MATINEE asparagus to boot! _And how could any- |. BRYN MAWR. PA 6 until, 7.30
war: one but be gay in such a jocund com- CHINTZ . a UES OPEN AT TWELVE NOON
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treasures from the Spanish
Main. In the chest are a
tray and two bags. of loot
reminiscent-of the days. of.
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