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\L PAGE i the Day It Happens id United Press Services SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, SATURDAY EVENT Utah Completes Plans to Cast Vote That Will End National Prohibition ion," the ding Jood you, *■* ne, Mb. we .tly, lent all K>W ialf me es* has me our : to »uia esi- ■aid one oe» igb President, Secretory off Stats Ready to Issue U. S. Proclamations While Utah officialdom Saturday completed plans for the state's repeal ratification convention in the capital Tuesday, the nation's leaders t nounced their program for wiping prohibition from the federal constitution. State department officials in Washington completed arrangements for speedy issuance of formal proclamations by the president and the secretary of state officially declaring repeal of prohibition. Governors of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Utah were telegraphed requesting them to have their secretaries of state telegraph the state department as soon as the ratifying vote has been taken. Confers en Program In Salt Lake. Franklin Riter. head of the Utah League for Prohibition Repeal and a member of the state's repeal convention, conferred with Socrciati of State Milton H. Welling on Tuesday's program. Still wary that Ohio may delay its convention to allow the Buckeye state • - HB*>Jhon«r of being the thirty-sixth commonwealth to ratify repeal, Utah officials have arranged for convenient delays if necessary. A recess has been provided to permit the delegates to saunter at win, thus assuring Utah of being the thirty- sixth and deciding state. Bleed taPreeUe Governor Henry H. Blood wi 11 preside at the convention, which will open at the stroke of noon Tuesday. Fourteen surviving members of the state convention which created the state of Utah in ISM have been invited to attend, including Anthony W. Ivins, first counselor in the first presidency of the I* D. S. church. Under a United States supreme court ruling, the justice department has held that prohibition will be legally ended the moment the thirty- sixth state convention has ratified the popular repeal vote. The state department, however, desires to issue the formal proclamation as soon as possible. Formal Proclamation* Upon the basis of telegraphic replies from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Utah, with assurances that the for raally certified papers are en route to Washington, the state department will issue a proclamation, to be followed immediately by that of the president Attorney General Joseph Chez and other state officials eneanwhile scanned a ruling of Acting Postmaster Joseph C. O'Mahoney, which listed Utah among states which will allow solicitation of liquor after December 1. Mr. Chez cited a state law which prohibits offering for sale any beverage containing more than 3 -1 per cent of alcohol after January 1. Before that time, when Utah's new beer bill becomes effective, existing laws prohibit solicitation, possession or sale of any beverage containing more than one-half of one per cent alcohol by volume. n. tab fa ;on he las its. •y- an xt a .ad ige ne- oig lad nd. ade ime .can and ■erty town who .a the iy ad und it ne east back to direct? ♦ood on '• ink. BURGLARS BREAK WALE. Breaking through the wall of the Walnut cafe, 445 South Main street, with tools "borrowed" from the adjoining J. Lewis Anderson garage. burglars stole $4, tobaccos valued at $75 and a pay telephone from the cafe early Saturday, Christ Paris, manager, told police. PER CAPITA SCHOOL COST 35 CENTS DAILY Decrease of $7.17 Per Shown in Report Year It has cost the sovereign state of Utah 35 cents a day per pupil to -h its boys and girls their A B C's the school year of 1932 and Undertaker charge Utah ing exorbitant uses. 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Agency | Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment (1933) |
Caption | Newspaper clippings |
Title | Administrative Records |
Source Container | Reel 1 Folder 5 |
Source Relation | Series 6300 | Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment (1933) | Administrative Records | Newspaper clippings |
Date-Original | 1933 |
Date-Digital | 2012 |
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Language | eng |
Rights Management | Digital Image created in 2012 by the Utah State Archives which holds the original records from Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment (1933). |
Holding.Institution | Utah State Archives |
Finding Aid | http://archives.utah.gov/research/inventories/6300.html |
Directory | 06300001005 |
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Prohibition--Utah Constitutional amendments--Liquor laws--Utah |
Abstract | On October 10, 1933, Governor Henry H. Blood called for the election of delegates to a constitutional Convention for the purpose of ratifying or rejecting the 21st amendment. The election was held on November 7, and the elected delegates met December 5. The amendment became effective with the ratification of 36 states. Utah was the 36th state to ratify and these records document the activities of the convention. |
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In addition to the latest developments in the research for in-door communications, the event will feature practical examples and case studies to demonstrate new services inside wireless enhanced buildings. You will hear an update on the progress in the work on electromagnetic interference and the modelling of EM in-building propagation. Other topics covered will include Frequency Selective Surfaces (FSS) for the design of wireless friendly buildings.
The seminar is organised jointly with Wireless Friendly Buildings Forum (WFBF) and CIBSE Intelligent Buildings Group
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4moms mamaRoo Plush Bouncer
Keep your baby happily occupied with this innovative and impressively entertaining plush bouncer from 4Moms. With five unique motions, speed settings, and built-in nature sounds, you can always find the perfect distraction when it's time to get a hands-free moment. Plus, it can bounce and sway just like you do, so your baby can be comforted even when not in your arms. It also features a mini mobile overhead with ball toys, mp3 player compatibility, amazing seat recline, and more.
Why it's a giggle pick We love the innovative design and new approach this bouncer brings to market by utilizing micro-robotics. It mimics natural motion as best possible, moving both up-and-down and side-to side.
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MaterialPlastic, Aluminum, Polyester fabric
Dimensions24" x 20" x 34"
Weight14 lbs.
AgeNewborn - 6 Months or up to 25 lbs.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by wpetelle Cool Chair!
The fact that this costs the same as some of the chairs that do very little.....I think it's a no brainer. The chair is very cozy even without the bells and whistles, but the movement makes it even more comfortable and relaxing for my son. He's also obsessed with the mobile / little balls that hang over the top, and can often be found chatting with them in the morning while I get a few things done in the house. Lastly, the chair has a "wow" factor that gets people talking - everyone is amazed at how advanced all this baby gear has become! We got the infant insert so he's been using it since he came home....it's still going strong at 4 months.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Tanyar Best Swing
We love 4Moms products, but this is the best swing hands down. It looks good, it is not large, and babies love the different swing options. Also it plays white noise which is perfect to drift baby to sleep. This swing was worth every penny. One thing to note that it is not portable and must be plugged into an outlet.
October 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaroGold Must have!
This was one of three things I purchased before my son was born because a friend told me it was a lifesaver for fussy babies and it was a lifesaver for my fussy baby! My son slept in the momaroo for the first month next to my bed. The white noise function still puts him right to sleep. At six months, now he's figured out how to get out of his other bouncy seat, but the momaroo still safely contains him and keeps him entertained. We even had an incident where we got an error message due to some programming glitch. I called the customer service number in the manual and everyone was so helpful. They mailed us a brand new one in just three days. Thank goodness, we couldn't have lived without it for much longer!
June 11, 2013
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Love this. It's so comfortable for our baby and we love that it's got so many motions and variability among the motions. It's so funny to watch a baby go from fussy to calm as soon as they get in.
Also love that you can hook up your ipad.
Be sure to get the infant insert for the early days!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Bebo So many settings didn't get to them all!
We were very happy with this space-age chair. The baby loved sitting in it. I'd place it by the kitchen while I was cooking. There were so many settings we didn't get to them all. Also, you can attach your iPod or phone and play music!
June 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Millie ESSENTIAL - The ONLY way my newborn slept!
We were so, so, SO fortunate to be gifted a Mamaroo when my son arrived last September. Initially I thought it was a bit over-the-top, but really, this item is worth its weight in gold. My son was very reflux-y and colicky and the Mamaroo was the only way he slept many nights. It was a sanity saver, and eased his discomfort. The different settings were handy, as just as he'd lose interest in one, speeding it up slightly, or changing the motion, would do the trick again. I also loved that it could be reclined in several different positions - worked wonderfully as he grew. The sound settings were great for added white noise, too. Overall, HIGHLY recommend. I'm not using the word "essential" lightly.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Briejoy love it.
It's great, my baby loves it. It also looks nice and fits in our smaller apartment.
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Rated 5 out of 5 Got us thru the first 2 months!
Our daughter slept exclusively in her Mam Roo for the first two months. I truly don't know what we would've done without it. It's super soft and cuddly, which she loved, and the different movement settings helped her sleep. As she got older, she enjoyed the mobile. She was "over it" by 4.5 months, which is fine as we just wrapped it up for baby #2.
December 11, 2012
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Just when you thought it couldn't get any better, MamaRoo 2012 boasts the following parent-requested updates:--Parents can increase the speed to 50% faster than previous models.
--It's easier to use with an improved interface and re-designed controls.
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As we celebrate 150 years of University of Washington, the Huskies will play their last game in the stadium before it's remodeled.
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In this undated photo provided by the University of Washington, Husky Stadium is seen in an aerial photo. The stadium in its current state, with a setting nearly impossible to match in all of college football, will host its final football game in Saturday night's send-off between Washington and No. 6 Oregon. Much of it will be demolished and replaced in a $250 million upgrade. (AP Photo/University of Washington)
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has sworn to personally investigate the murder of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov. In fact, Putin plans to use his expertise to solve most major crimes.
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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- After a controversy erupted over a proposed pumpkin patch, Douglas County officials are considering changes to a new policy that was designed to promote tourism in agricultural areas.
County commissioners voted Wednesday to ask the Lawrence-Douglas County Commission to draft changes to new "agritourism" zoning codes. The commission also imposed a moratorium on new agritourism permits until April 30, 2014, The Lawrence Journal-World reported (http://bit.ly/1fFiL5j ).
The codes were intended to promote certain kinds of tourism businesses in land zoned for agriculture use. But they came under fire last month, when residents objected to a plan from a Johnson County couple to run a large commercial pumpkin operation, with a parking lot that could accommodate more than 800 vehicles, on a 40-acre site east of Baldwin City in southeast Douglas County.
The owners, Kirk and Julie Berggren of Overland Park, withdrew the application after county officials imposed conditions to reduce the parking lot's size and limit the size and scope of the business. The couple said they intend to submit the proposal again.
Linda Finger, the county's zoning and codes administrator, said before the controversy over the pumpkin patch, the county had issued six agritourism permits, virtually without controversy.
Commissioner Jim Flory sought the moratorium on new agritourism applications to clarify the permit process.
"My request for a moratorium and further review of our regulations is not geared toward eliminating a program that's been largely successful," Flory said. "There needs to be more clarity as to what applications need commission review. The last process taught us a lot about what we hadn't clarified in our original legislation."
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5 Questions to Ask Before You Get a Store Credit Card
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Nothing brings light and movement to a room as a mirror does. And with their individual colors and pattern, seashells make this mirror especially soft and romantic.
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Found shells are carefully applied by hand to form a unique design on every mirror.
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This gorgeous and captivating pendant features one rich black agate stone. This beautiful gem is crafted in quality sterling silver and is accented with 18 karat yellow gold. The beguiling design hangs from a matching 18-inch rope chain.
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It´s actually hard to choose which photos to feature each Thursday, because there are so many nice ones that I want to share with you. This time I want to feature some of the beautiful rooms in black & white, and I see that there´s a lot of you that love this combination, and as you all probably know by now, I have a very black & white home myself these days. I really love it! Black & white are such a classic and timeless combination, as well as it´s very dramatic because of its contrast.
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John Huff/Staff photographer Nathaniel Spence performs a scene in the Oyster River High School Drama Department's comedy play "Noises Off," which will be presented Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium.
DURHAM — Nine students will take to the stage at Oyster River Cooperative High School this week to perform the British comedy "Noises Off," as the drama club's fall production with words and lines coming out "like oranges and lemons" and a set easily transforming from one setting to another.Students completed a dress rehearsal Tuesday afternoon under the watch of director Meredith Freeman-Caple, student assistant director Julia Katz, and Lloyd Dallas, a character played by actor Liam Wiberg, who wore dark-rimmed glasses and "directed" the play within a play during rehearsal."I think people can expect to belly laugh really, really hard," Freeman-Caple said.The first act of what she described as a "British farce" sees characters "not anywhere near ready" for the performance their own cast is rehearsing."Then the stage flips," she said.Part of the stage was obtained from Goffstown High School who participated in the One Act Festival last March performing the same play.While she admitted it wasn't the most interesting reason for selecting the play, she was quick to name why "Noises Off," one of the funniest acts in her opinion, was chosen for the drama club' fall production."I really wanted to do it," she said.Written in 1982 by English playwright Michael Frayn, the comedy promises to have the audience laughing out loud and is a sort of behind-the-scenes glimpse into theater itself.In the third act, the cast returns from a months-long stint on the road and the relationships "break down to the point of hopeful hilarity.""It is the funniest show I've ever seen," she said.Rehearsing since mid-September for about 15 hours each week, the students put in a lot of effort beyond their studies that will come to fruition Thursday evening on opening night."I think they've done great," Freeman-Caple said of the students' dedication. Considering the cast portrays actors of production within the show, learning a double-personality role isn't the easiest feat.Fran Jeffrey who plays Vicki, who plays Brooke, said learning the part and the script has been tricky, but lots of fun.The comedy is mostly physical humor, which meant the cast has had to really pay attention and learn each person's movements and placement on stage so as not to create an unscripted collision."The memory wasn't just words," Katz said.While it's taken a bit more work than a straight script, pulling the show together has been enjoyable nonetheless."The whole thing's been fun," she said. "Whether we're laughing at the play or what's been going wrong."Curtains open at 7 p.m. Thursday evening and at the same time on Friday and Saturday evenings. Tickets for students are $5 and all others are $7.
John Huff/Staff photographer Nathaniel Spence and Natalie Sailor perform an act of the Oyster River High School Drama Department's comedy play "Noises Off," which will be presented Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Seifter JL. Acid-base disorders. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman'sCecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 120.
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The College News Vol. XVIII, No. 2 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 14 1931 Price: 10 Cents . Lantern Night Proves Its Ceremonial Nature Lack of Audience Does Not Hamper Well-Executed Interpretation. CLASS OF 1935 SINGS WELL It is to be regretted that this year there were no outside guests at Lan- tern Night, although no audience of any kind is necessary to its significance. It is a ceremony, not a performance, and so it is for those who take part in it. VVc who clutched at the ivy on the cloister roof, however, were very thank- ful to he there, even if we felt a little like eavesdroppers. For the setting, with its suggestion of the monastery, and the silent, almost secret entrance of the Freshmen, would have impressed even the least solemn. Possibly the moment of highest sus- . pense came during the raising and lowering of the senior lanterns, which preceded the opening of "Pallas Athene," and as the procession of green-lantern bearers entered the clois- ters. one was almost glad that an echo cannot be avoided. This year, at any rate, the .Sophomores were quite well together. Their singing, on the whole, Dr. Tennent Returns from Year in Japan was good, if not brilliant, and one must take into, consideration the difficulty of separation and the attention required by the walking, which incidentally was careful; the lanterns seemed to be on a straight line and the spacing was kept even. The jiual "Pallas" was sung in a mass, after the Sophomores had fled into the corner like wind sweeping across the grass. It was under the direction of Miss Gallaudet, who had also coached it, a very nice piece of work, with solidarity and vibrancy of tone, and expression. It was a satis- fying interpretation of the hymn, which, however, despite its beauty we have never liked so v>-ell as "Sophias." And this the Freshmen really sang well; their tone was full, there were no discordant voices, and they kept on key, except at the very end, and there the fault lay with the Juniors. Had they not continued swinging for still another repetition, there would not have been that discordant trailing off of voices. At any rate, the moment at which the song should end should have been arranged beforehand. It may be that "Sophias"�Mr. Wil- loughby is responsible for the excellent harmonization�is easier to sing than "Pallas," but the reason for its better interpretation seems also to lie in the fact that the*Freshmen take Lantern Night more seriously than the Soph- omores. All the drilling�by Mr. Wil- loughby and this year Miss Wood� keys them up to a high pitch of expectancy. This year finds Dr. David H. Ten- nent resuming his lectures on biology at Bryn Mawr after having spent his sabbatical year as exchange professor at Keio University, Tokyo. While at the University Dr. Tennent conducted lectures at the undergraduate and graduate colleges in his special field of experimental embryology. He also carried on extensive research in cytology. Of special interest to us are the differences between American and Japanese universities as observed by Dr. Tennent. At Keto the study of Oriental classics is substituted for the Greek and Latin of the Occidental universities. Those of us who begrudge the four years spent in preparation for college may find some consolation in the fact that in Japan the competition for col- lege entrance begins in the fourth or fifth grade. The stringency of the Japanese entrance requirements is il- lustrated by the fact that only 100 out of 400 applicants were admitted to the_ Medical School of Keio University. It is also interesting to know that English fs an important part of the liberal arts curriculum. The students acquire a good reading knowledge of English, but have little opportunity to practice speaking it, except for the an- nual English play presented by the dramatic societies of each university. Dr. Tennent left Tokyo in July and spent the remainder of the summer traveling. Among the places he visited were Hong Kong, Singapore, Manila and Java, returning home through the Mediterranean. Senior Elections The Senior class, in elections held last Wednesday, fbhose the following officers: President. Josephine Graton. Vice President. Charlotte Tyler. Secretary, Ruth Millikin. Denise Gallaudet was made Chairman of the Speakers' Com- mittee. Communication Dis- cussed by Miss Park Chapel Wardens and College Council Simplify Giving Complex Information. Mrs. Manning Is Spokesman for Peace League in Capital as Petition Is Presented by Caravan International Organization Headed by Jane Addams Asks President for Total and Universal Disarmament After Adding Bryn Mawr Names to United States List. DEAN STRESSES FAVORABLE TIME FOR MOVEMENT CHAPEL IS HELD WEEKLY The subject of President Park's ad- dress in chapel last Tuesday was the ways of communication in college. By this Miss Park meant merely the mechanical means through which each member of the student body as an in- dividual can reach any faculty member or any association of the college. It has heretofore been the custom of the students to communicate with 4he>a*l--| - �Photo by Bachraeh. HELEN TAFT MANNINC French Grad Sees 'Solid Culture* in Our Students May Day Discussed by College Council A meeting of the College Council was held' on Monday, October 12. The decisions reached are.as follows: Big May Day will be held as de- cided by the juniors last spring. The only possible revision of this plan will be by the trustees at their meeting in December. Changes in the routine of Freshman Week were discussed and it was de- cided that in the future halls would lie opened for Freshmen on Wednes- day night, and for upperclassmen on Sunday morning. A special committee on entertain- ment was created to work under the chairman of the Speakers' Committee. The following members were ap- pointed by the President of the Under- graduate Association: A. Lee, Denbigh; M. Mitchell, Pem- broke East; B. Korff, -Pembroke West; C. Candie, Rockefeller; M. Wood. Wyndham; Parsons, Merion; M. Thomas, Radnor. It is always difficult for the under- graduate to become acquainted with the graduate students, apparently due to the awe with which we behold their A.B.'s. However, an interview with Germaine Bree, the French foreign student, reassures us quite convinc- ingly that they are not "blue stock- ings" and that they are very much interested in us. Germaine comes from studying at the Sorbonne. France, where there are no dormitories and no "college life." Classes contain about 150 students who attend lectures as they please. If one is bored one merely gets up and leaves the classroom. The final exam.-is the < o�ly evidence of work which any professor requires of his students. Although most of their sub- jects correspond with ours, there is far more emphasis on American litera- ture than there is at Bryn Mawr. American students at the Sorbonne follow a set curriculum and live in dormitories. Germaine is working on English here and intends to return to France and teach it. Although French women�do not yote, the importance of international re- lations in Europe makes politics a com- mon subject of conversation. "L'honinie de la rue" is opposed to anything not in the peace treaty because they think Germany is arming. They consider any treaty made with Brucniug today might easily be broken by a new government tomorrow. That is the trouble with the peace caravan. A lot may be ac- complished by sincere and enthusiastic people, but world peace cannot be reached by sentiment. The French people must realize that it is an eco- nomic question., No one wants war, except possibly Italy. ' But the crises in England and Germany must be set- tled first. There seems to be only one thing that the graduate students have to sug- gest to the undergraduates, but Ger- maine seems to think they would all join with her in urging very strongly that Radnor should be considered a hall containing many possibilities in the line of friend making. "Wouldn't it be possible for us to get to know the Continued on Fare Fire ministrative bodv of Bryn Mawr. and by talking things over to avoid the question: "Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing?" We so often act in a far more emo- tional way than there is any need for. Chapel itself is a means of communi- cation between Miss Park, Mrs. Man- ning. Miss Ward and the student body and it has been decided that its regu- larity is an advisable thing; there will, therefore, be a regular Tuesday morn- ing chapel each week unless due notice is given and there may be additional chapel at any time during the rest of the week. Of course it is possible for President Park and Mrs. Manning and Miss Ward to say what they have to say to committees or to a repre-^ sentative of the News and thus bring the material before the student body but it is more advisable to have the personal understanding gained by di- rect communication. Things are apt to be complex unless you hear them directly from their source. The col- lege offices can be more sure that their pbins are moving forward when there is direct communication with the students. Through chapel Miss Park or Mrs. Maiming can express their thoughts or communicate any informa- tion of interest to the student bptlx. If it is necessary to have the students themselves speak, time will be pro- vided for it. The second means of communication of which Miss Park spoke is through the wardens of the halls who are graduates of the college and each of whom has been through the curricu- lum of an undergraduate. The war- den knows all the general rules and regulations of Bryn Mawr and when I new-plan is to be adopted it-is always talked over with the wardens so that they may be centers of information. Miss Park herself has been through the halls at the lunch hour and has been unable "to hear the announcers and she suggests that if anyone else have the same unhappy results she may be set straight through the war- dens who are competent to be her guide technically if not spiritually. Another means* of communication is through the telephone or through an appointment. The important officials of the college are ladies equipped with telephones and office hours. It i- easj United States will take the lead at the coming Disarmament Conference at Geneva, and will authorize its delegates to do everything in their power to bring about an international agreement under which the nations of the world may cease, to compete in the hopeless race for supremacy in battleships and armed men. "Never in the world's history has there been more reason to look for united effort by all nations to end war. "With the disastrous effects of the last great war still perceptible on every side, with national governments every- where facing stupendous deficits in their budgets for the coining year, with men a'nd women in every walk of life facing destitution and starvation as a result of economic distortion following in the wake of the w^r. surely we may hope that the petty rivalries which have Itood in the way of hotter international understanding in the past may disap- pear." � ' � i-...�-�i..m ... �~+.-m �.- to see them with or without an ap- pointment and Miss Park herself is "at Coatlaaed on Pace Three News Competition The News announces a compe- tition for a junior member of the Editorial board. Candidates should notify Rose Hatfield, 80 Pern West, between 1 :30 and 2:00 or 6:00 and 6:30 on Thursday. Mrs. Helen Taft Manning was one of the spokesmen for the group of five hundred women representing the United Stajes section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom which presented to President Hoover a petition for "total and universal disarmament" as a pre- liminary to its presentation to the Geneva Conference. Miss Jane Ad- dams, who is head of the International organization: Miss Catherine Deve- reaux Blake, who was one of the speakers for the Peace Clara van on its appearance at Bryn Mawr, and Miss Mabel Vernon, another member of the Peace Caravan, also addressed the President in this demonstration for dis- armament, which began in California on June 21, and came to a temporary halt in the East Room of the White House at 12:30 last Saturday. Miss Addams told in an informal way what the organization had ac- complished in other countries in its attempt to bring public opinion to a head before the Geneva meeting. Mrs. William Hull, head of the national organization, then read the petition and presented it formally to the President. Mrs. Manning enumerated the reasons why this seemed a favorable moment for disarmament, and emphasized the importance for the cause of disarma- ment of the President's lead. Miss Blake and Miss Ycrnon. who were with the Peace Caravan on its entire journey across the country, related a few of their experiences. All of the speakers praised Mr. Hoover for what he had already done to further their cause. Mr. Hoover responded briefly but with deep feeling, thanking the peti- tioners for their efforts to mobilize public estates*- H* -sa'd he believed that the statesmen of all countries were sincere in wanting disarmament but in this democratic age they wen dependent on publie opinion. Mr. Hoover is acting asvcustodian of the petitions, which represent every State, until they are carried to Geneva by I member of the League. The women of the Peace group drove through Washington in more than fifty patriotically-decorated automobile-, be- fore proceeding to the Capitol and the interview with the President The petition presented does not have as many signatures a- those of similar peace eaigaiii/ation^. in fonaign. coun- tries. Mrs. Maiming suggests that this may be because of the wording of the petition, which calls for "total disarm- ament.*1 Perhaps a more conservative petition looking toward steady and certain, but more gradual disarmament would be more successful at present. Mrs. Manning's speech, as quoted by the Times, follow s: "In presenting a petition to you I Mr. Hoover) at this time it is with the hope that the government of the Peace Caravan Stops Here �En Route to Washington On Tuesday, October 6, President Park and Dean Manning received the members of the Peace Caravan on the steps of Taylor Hall. This group of women has come across the country from Los Angeles to present to Presi- dent Hoover a petition for "disarma- ment, total and universal." On their way across the continent they have stopped to explain the need of dis- armament and to a'dd names to their petition. Mrs. Richards greeted the college, saying that the work of rescuing the world from the mess that has been made of it lies on our shoulders. In Pottsville, where Mrs. Richards lives, the coal mines run two days out of the week; meif leave their starving families or commit suicide; women do all the work they can find; produce is rotting on the farms and no one can afford to buy it. In the meantime the govern- ment spends 78 cents out of every dollar on the army and the navy. At Bryn Mawr we can see nothing of the terrible conditions but those who grad- uate this year will be going into a hard world. The Peace Caravan is the re- sult of desire for peace not only in America but over all the world. The) wanted a demonstration before the Disarmament Conference of 1932, ami they have had a triumphant progress through the country. If every one would fill his or her mind with the idea of peace, public opinion would be swayed to bring about disarmament. There is a glamor about our army and ,navy. but we must remember that we have signed the Kellogg Pact. And when we see the wounded men in our----- hospitals we must think of what Irving Fisher of Vale and the Red Cross have said, that another war would mean absolute annihilation.' That ought to make us realise how vital a thing is peace. Miss (Catherine Deveremt Blake then spoke on the coming Disarmament Conference which is to include all na- tion-, for there is unemployment all ' o\'er the world. I'nder-secretary of State Castle wants America to be ready to go better than the proposals of any other country. 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