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Dr. Beebe ‘Lectures >,
on Deep-Sea Fish|
(Contiitied

trom iage One)

yellow squids with long graceful
arms, of squids of the color of light
blue glass, of one squid with orange
bull’s eyes on its tentacles, of a black
umbrella squid named after himself,
and of a squid covered with lights,
each of which was blue, yellow, and
red. One specimen had iridescent fins
and luminous blue hieroglyphics on its
body characterizing its species.
Among the eels he pictured were black
ones with truncated tails and long
beaks, and opaque ones with huge
jaws and very slender bodies. One of
the most amazing sights at this great
depth is a fish with a light on its
tentacle and luminous mucus on its
teeth, making it appear like a Chesch-
ire cat in the dark. The chin tenta-
cles of one specimen are frequently
ten times longer than the fish itself,
making it comparable to a man with

 

. » Swimming
The pool will be open daily at
twelve and every day but. Fri-
day at five during the exam
period.

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hooks and three yellow lights at the
end. ,

With animated cartoons, Dr. Beebe
illustrated the extraordinary capacity
of the stomachs of many of the fish,
and also the phenomenal development
of what he called “stalk-eyed fish,”
in the course of whose growth their
eyes, which grow on the end of
stalks, are. broken off and drawn in
by the optic nerve and fastened on
the sides of the head.

Another cartoon showed the abil-
ity of small red shrimps existing be-
low the depth at which light pene-
trates to emit a light screen to blind
their opponents, just as a moving pic-
ture of a fight between two octopi
showed the latters’ trick of shooting
forth a screen of sepia ink for pro-

College Radio Program :
Include World Figures

 

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known whether this will be possible.

The ptrogram~ will start at 7.45
P. M. with Rice Ober, Occidental Col-
lege, president. of the Southern Cali-
fornia Student Body Presidents’ As-
sociation, presiding. He will intro-
duce Mr. Overton, who will represent
college students on the program.

The Germah savant and father of
the relativity theory will be intro-
duced by Dr. Robert A. Millikan, No-
bel Prize Winner and pioneer in.Cos-
mic Ray research work.

Henry M. Robinson, who is to fol
low Dr. Einstein on the speaking pro-
gram, is the well known banker, for-
mer member of the Supreme Eco-
nomic Council and the Dawes Plan
Committee, and . chairman ‘of the
American delegation to the Interna-
tional Economic Conference in 1927.

The symposium is to be concluded

by, the consideration of the political
aspects of the world situation by Dr.
Wm. B. Munro, noted authority on
history and government.

 

Professional Players

Open 69th Street Theatre

 

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The company is just getting its
start—the permanent company is not
quite assembled, and they are still
feeling out their audiences for the
type of. play that will be best well-
received. It is probable that they
will do high comedy and, once they
get under way, do it quite well. In
any case the Playhouse: is near
enough to Bryn Mawr to be especial-

 

ly convenient for Bryn Mawr stu-
dents, and those who attend escorted
by a gentleman have the privilege
of dancing free at Pierre’s, which is
right above the theatre, afterwards.

 

At Wittenberg University three
blonde co-eds debated with three dark-
haired girls from the institution on
the subject that brunettes were ‘more
intelligent than blondes. The ero.
nettes won, proving their point.

—(N. 8. F. A.)

 

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fish had a curious rod-like appendage
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