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HIS year has been one of adjustment, of leveling, politically and economically; not of one nation but of the entire world.

The need for the purpose of International House to be realized has not lessened but increased,—a fellowship of folk mutually appreciative of one another, expressing an inner spirit of tolerance and unselfish leadership, the only dependable foundation for every world effort.

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infamous people he has known, the cause of the present world trouble, or a general review of international affairs. The present writer, not being of a reminiscent nature, and after anxious search having found no grey hairs (at the beginning of writing this article at least) is still wondering why the reviewer’s pen was thrust into her hand.

But, if “reminisce’”” we must,

then—.

Since the last year book the world has seen another three hundred and sixty-five days pass (and an extra one for good measure) with its load of promise and hours of mischief, its accomplishments and defections, and doubts, its conferences, treaties, promises

its discoveries and losses, its depressions and disillusionments; all in all, what

seems to be a heavy weighing on the debit side of the balance sheet of Progress (but this is a year of unbalanced budgets!). Fortunately in the House a more favourable balance holds. New students from other lands have come, not so many in actual numbers as in former years, but nevertheless just as keen in entering into the activities,

and friendly life of the House.

As in the past, the traditional programmes of activities development,

some

original ideas and

have been carried on, with here and there

a new

grammes have been well up to standard.

That “a prophet is not without honour save

fresh talent. Sunday Suppers, as the keynote of the student life, have been eagerly attended, and the choice of speakers, variety of topics, and quality of musical pro-

in his own country” has been belied here, as proven by the appreciation shown toward the talent contributed to Sunday programmes by House members; the male quartette and the charming Misses Quarles trio, stand out particularly in our memories.

Mid-week programmes have been varied and pleasing; and in their rendering of national music, dance, or pictures, we have become educated about other countries in spite of ourselves. Incidentally, no longer can the German Group be thought lacking

in humour after their national night performance which was witty, topical, and well

acted; written and produced by House members, its direction and scene settings were well-done—and the high percentage of Ph.D’s taking part in the programme seems to have been no bar to its full success.

The seekers after information, and those who love the sound of words (particularly when spoken by themselves), speakers as well as patient listeners, have been wellfavoured this year in the Sunday evening student assemblies, the debates in the Meeting Rooms, and the symposiums and discussion groups after Sunday Suppers.

And a new discussion centre has arisen! The two maps of U. S. A. which, recently, have been hung downstairs are always surrounded by a group which is arguing as to just where the West begins, or tracing the route planned for this summer’s vacation [ 3.

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trip, or searching vainly for the home town. . ville, to show friends “where I come

from!” The collection of maps in the House has always certain defects in the treatment of the Pacific areas) and latest acquisitions.

been appreciated (despite we are grateful for these

While speaking of new things, one cannot fail to mention the ping pong room and its evident popularity; the radio in the Upper Foyer, and the rich colorful beauty of the Prendergast painting in the Home Room.

Tuesday evening tea served in the Great Hall is a pleasing innovation. As in previous years, and still so worthy of mention, are the flowers in the cafeteria and the Hall—many an otherwise grey day has been brightened by a glimpse of those fresh flowers so tastefully arranged.

The afternoon “at Homes” have always found that busiest of women, Mrs. Edmonds, graciously serving tea, and chatting with students, making that best of all rooms, the Home Room, in reality what its name implies.

We miss the monthly bulletin of former years and hope that its absence is only temporary, or that it may give place to a regular International House magazine of literature, poetry and articles on current international affairs.

The talent for such writing is not lacking and we hope that the near future will see some such magazine to serve and further the interests of both literature and international goodwill.

Former students returning for a visit to the House will observe changes in the adjacent buildings. The music school, with its fine new structure and formal garden, and the grey stone residence hall beside Riverside Church, are an improvement to the landscape. The present rockpile in front of the House will soon be laid out as a formal

garden, and those who for weeks past have sacrificed peace and sleep to the noise of

drills, the pounding of air compressors and the blasts of dynamite may find consolation in thinking of the joy of fellow-students to come, who will spend their leisure evenings wandering along its garden paths.

And so another year has passed—the eighth year of the existence of the House, and the twenty-second year of the work for international understanding among students.

This has not come to perfection yet, and it is to be hoped it never will, for perfection is but stagnation and a sign of lack of vision and creative ability.

Those who have lived here this year and shared the hospitality, comradeship and entertainment of the House may haply have glimpsed the fuller meaning of it all and perchance carry that out into the world along with happy recollections of good times spent in International House.

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The following pages contain the photographs of students who have been affiliated with the House during the Summer, Winter and Spring Sessions of 1931-1932.

The name of the student, the university previously attended, the country of origin and the permanent address are given on the opposite page.

(Read photographs from left to

right.)

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capacity of the House is 525. year 72 have been represented.

affiliated each

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1. MARGARET B. AARUP, San Francisco State Teachers' College CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. .

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2. PEDRO E. ABELARDE, University of California 3. ESPERA ZA C. ABELLERA, University of the Philippines

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4. WALTER E. ABER ETHY, University of North Carolina· i'JORTH CAROLI A, U.S.A. SPAIN

5. CA DIDO ACEVES, Harvard Business School

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9. FLORENCE L. ADOLPH, Rockford College

ILLI OIS, U.S.A. BURMA

10. MA SAW TIN AH PON, Judson College

11. FREDERICK C. AHRENS, University of Western Ontario 12. HARRIET L. AIKEN, Columbia University 13. JOSEPHINE ALBERT, W illamette University .

14. MARTHA J. ALBRIGHT, New York State Collrge

CANADA MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A. OREGO , U.S.A. NEW YORK, U.S.A.

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16. ADELE R. ALEXANDER, llarvard University 17. LOUIS A. ALEXANDER, Connecticut Agrirn!tura.l College

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A. CO NECTICUT, U.S.A. U.S.A. RUSSIA

18. EMANUEL S. A. ALEXANDRE, New York University 19. VLADIMIR A ALEXIEFF, Columbia University S. ALLE , University of Minnesota

EW YORK, U.S.A.

21. LEO ARD B. ALLE , Colgate University

NEW YORK, U.S.A.

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22. MARGARET 0. ALLEl SWORTH, University of Texas

TEXAS, U.S.A. OHIO, U.S. A.

23. JAMES D. ALLISO 1, Hiram College

CANADA

24. ERROL C. AMARON, McGill University 25. KATHARI E G. AMBERSO , Teachers' College, N. Y.

PEN�SYLVANIA, U.S. A. CALIFORr IA, U.S.A.

26. WILLIAM AMENT, Oberlin College

MISSOURI, U.S.A.

27. SARAH AMES, Central College

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53. SARAH BABBITT, Arnold College

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MARYLA D, U.S. A.

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MA SACHUSETTS, U.S. A.

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78. OLIVE C. BERRY, Teachers' College, N. Y.

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79. ARTHUR B. BERTHOLD, Colgate University

EW YORK, U.S.A.

80. PRABHAKAR G. BHAGWAT, Princeton University

INDIA

81. BE JAMIN A. BIA CHI, Fisk University

SOUTH CAROLI A, U.S.A.

82. SHIRLEY BILLI GS, Smith College

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85. ESTHER L. BLACK, Occidental College

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86. RUTH M. BLACKMA , Detroit Teaclurs' College 87. HELE 88. JUA

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100. JACINTO C. BORJA, Columbia University

PHILIPPI E ISLANDS

101. ARABINDA BOSE, Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers

INDIA

102. ALICE M. BOUGHTWOOD, Simmons College

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A.

103. CECELIA L. BOWERMAN, Earlham College

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A.

104. BEDROS S. BOYAJIAN, Colorado Agrirnltural College 105. RALPH R. BOYER, Pomona College

ARMENIA U.S.A.

106. RONALD BRADBURY, Victoria University

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107. EDELBERT F. BRAND, University of Wuerzburg

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108. THOR G. BRANDTZAEG, Norwegian Institute of Technology 109 . KENNETH W. BREEZE, Deni on University 110. BENJAMI

ORWAY OHIO, U.S.A.

BRENNER, Teac hers' College, N. Y.

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111. MOLLIE BRESEL, New York University

NEW YORK, U.S. A.

112. OLIVE BRIGGS, La Sorbonne

ENGLA D

113. OTTO W. BRODNITZ, University of Freiburg

GERMANY

114. C. LAWRENCE BROWN, Queen's Theological College

CANADA

115. ELLA R. BROWN, Teac hers' College, N. Y.

CALIFOR IA, U.S.A.

116. MARION BROWN, University of California

CALIFOR IA, U. S. A.

117. EVA R. BROWNING, Weber College

UTAH, U.S.A.

118. LORRIN BROWNMILLER, Lafayette College

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U.S.A. CZECHOSLOVAKIA

119 . MICHAEL BRUCK 120. ISABEL BRUGADA, William and Mary College

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129. EDITH J. BUR S, University of Kentucky

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130. VIRGIL BUR S, Columbia University

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134- . HAZEL W. BYRNES, State Teachers College 135. PHILIPPE S. deQ. CABOT, Har•vard Uni'Versity

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145. FRA CI CO J. CASTILLO, Santiago University

CHILE

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ITALY

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161. RO ALD YU-SOO.r G CHE G, Columbia Univrrsity

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163. CHU G CHEUP

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KOREA

164. SARAH CHOKLA, Southern Method ist University 165.

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ALI I R. CHOUDHURY, University of California

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166. BOYA P. CHOUKA OFF 167. LUDWIK HROBAK, Jagiellonian University 168. GEORGE CLARK, Hamilton College

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MICHIGA , U.S.A.

171. MARY A. CLARKE, University of Toronto

CA ADA

172. AG E M. CLAUDIUS, Oxford University

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MISSISSIPPI, U.S.A.

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EW YORK, U.S.A.

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NEW JERSEY, U.S.A.

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GEORGIA, U.S.A.

199. ELIZ;\BETH CURTIS, Teachers College, N. Y.

EW YORK, U.S.A.

200. SAMUEL J. CURTIS, S tate Co ·Lege of IV ashington 201. DOROTHY CURTISS, University of Rochester

NORTH CAROLI A, U.S.A. NEW YORK, U.S.A.

202. KLAUS CURTIUS, University of Berlin

GERMANY

203. P. C. CUYUG i\N, University of Manila

PHILIPPI E ISLA DS

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t-.fASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A.

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206. ABDULLAH K. DASHTI, Beloit College

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CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

208. SHK BY C. DAVIS, Princeton Uni'Versity

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NORTH DAKOTA, U.S.A.

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230. DORIS E.DOCKING, Columbia University

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OHIO, U.S.A.

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ILLINOIS, U.S. A.

238. PHILIP H. DuBOIS, Union College

EW YORK, U.S.A.

239. LEONEA B. DUDLEY, Howa rd University

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240. R. PEASLEE DuMO T, Webb Institute of Na va l Architecture MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

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OHIO, U.S.A.

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ORWAY

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MISSOURI, U.S.A.

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LOUISIA A, U.S.A.

262. HELEN R. FETTERS, Columbia University

MISSOURI, U.S.A.

263. MARIA T. FETTERS, Missouri University

MISSOURI, U.S. A. MINNESOTA, U.S.A.

264. BEATRYCE A. FINN, University of Minnesota

BRAZIL

265. GUr TER A. FISCHER, Mackenzie College 266. J. ELLIOTT FISHER, Oberlin College

PENN SYLVA IA, U.S.A.

267. LOUISE FISHER, Wellesley College

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SYLVA IA, U. .A. NEW YORK, U.S.A.

269. WILLIAM B. FITZGERALD, Y ale University

VIRGI IA, U. .A.

270. ISABEL FLETCHER, University of Nebraska

EBRASKA, U. .A.

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EW JERSEY, U.S.A.

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276. IAN W. FRASER, University of New Zealand

PEN SYLVA IA, U.S. A.

277. BARBARA FRETZ, Cornell University

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282. LAURA J. FRY, Newcomb College 283. MASATAMI M. FUKAMIZU, Cornell College

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285. J. HERBERT FURTH, University of Vienna

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286. HA S. A. H. FURUHOLME , University of Oslo

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287. E. MAY GABEL, Hood College

PE NSYLVA IA, U.S.A.

288. MAUDE GAR ETT, Northwestern University 289. GRETA T. GARRISO , Goucher College 290. MIGUEL P. GATORIA , Columbia University 291. DOROTHY GAVITTE, Boston University

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295. HOWARD A. GEORGE, Bowling Grun State College

OHIO, U.S.A.

296. MARVIr E. GEORGE, Bou·ling Grun State College

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ILLINOIS, U. S. A.

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576. LOUISE McCULLOUGH, Oberlin College

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IOWA, U.S. A.

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ILLINOIS, U. S.A.

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OKLAHOMA, U.S.A.

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596. ADELE M. METHNER

MEXICO PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PE NSYLVA IA, U. S. A.

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PENN YLVANIA, U. . A.

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684. CARLO PAG1 I, Borconi Uni,versity

ITALY

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686.ALEXA DER J.PAPP, Franklin and Marshall Collrge 687. MARIA M. PARA CHIVE CU, Scripps Collrge

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691. WILLARD W. PATTY, University of California

INDIANA, U.S. A.

692. DAVID M. PAYNE, JR., West minster College

MISSOURI, U.S. A.

693. ELIZABETH G. PAYNE, Bellevue Nursing School 694. PAUL P. PAY E, Duke University

ARME IA NORTH CAROLINA, U.S. A.

695. WILLIAM L. PAY E, Columbia Universit

NORTH DAKOTA, U.S.A.

696. ESTHER L. PEIK, Unimersity of Minnesota

MI NESOTA, U.S. A.

697. STEPHEN B. L. PE ROSE, Whit man College

WASHINGTON, U.S. A.

698. FREDA V. PEPPEL

GERMA Y

699. PABLO G. PERALTA, Fordham University

PHILIPPI E ISLANDS

700. DORRIS E. PERKI S, Mills College

CALIFOR IA, U.S.A.

701. FLORA M. PERRY, Flora MacDonald College

ORTH CAROLI A, U.S.A.

702. ELLIS C. PERSI G, Bucknell University

OHIO, U. S. A.

703. DINA M. PETERMAN

SWITZERLAND I DIA

704. JOHN PETERS, University of Madras 7 05. ELIZABETH C. PETERSON, University of Washington

706. RALPH E. PHILLIPS, Drury College

MI

ESOTA, U.S. A.

MISSOURI, U. S. A.

707. GEORGE S. PHYLACTOPOULOS, Robert College

GREECE

708. BERTHA PLAMONDON, Keene Normal School

EW HAMPSHIRE, U.S. A.

709. GEORGE L. PLIMPTON, Wesleyan University

EW HAMPSHIRE, U. S. A.

710. HELEN E. PLI KIEWISCH, Oregon State College

711. ARLINE POOLE 712. MIRIAM POOLE, Boston University 7 13. ALFRED PORRAS, Harvard

MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A. MASSACHUSETTS, U.S. A.

University

7 14. CLARA M. PORSET, Columbia University 715. ]A E E. PORTE-BROW E, Johns Hopkins University

716. ENRIQUE PORTES, Universid ad

OREGO , U.S. A.

Central-Quito

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PERU CUBA FRA CE

ECUADOR EW YORK, U. S. A.

7 18. MARTHA POTGIETER, State University of Iowa

IOWA, U.S. A.

719. MAXI E POWELL, Bowling Green State College

OHIO, U.S.A.

720. HAROLD R. PRATT

VERMO T, U.S.A.

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CA ADA OHIO, U. S. A.

722. RALPH E. PUMPHREY, Miami University

PHILIPPI E I LA D

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724. DOMI ADOR C. PUR GGANA 1, Berkeley Con ervatory of Mu,ic PHILIPPI E I LA DS 725. PETRITA PURUGGA A , College of the City of New York PHILIPPI TE ISLA DS

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727. ALICE QUARLES, Fontainebleau School of Music

COLORADO, U. S. A.

728. MARGUERITE B. QUARLES, Fontainebleau School of Music

COLORADO,

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729. VIRGI TIA R. QUARLES, Juilliard Graduate School of Music

COLORADO,

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730. CLAIRE J. QUI CER, Columbia University

EW YORK, U. . A.

731. FREDERICK R. RAMER, West /lirginia State College

WE T VIRGL IA,

732. CARL E. RA KI , Davidson College

ORTH CAROLINA, U. . A.

733. DOROTHY M. RASCH, Western State College

HAWAII

734. RAGHIB RA HID, New York University 735. ELISABETH M. REBOLD, Conservatory of Geneva

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WI C01 IN, U.

739. THEODORA REEVE, Mount Holyoke

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NEW YORK, U. . A.

7+5. AMELIA REr TAS-MARTI EZ, U niversity of Porto Rico

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SPAI PE1

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YLVAI IA,

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755. MARY E. ROBARDS, University of Orego

OREGO

756. HOLLA D D. ROBERTS, University of Chicago

ILLii. OI , U. . A.

757. THOMAS P. ROBERTS, Springfield College

ILLI

758. E. MARJORIE ROBI SO , MacDonald College

OIS, U. S. A. CA ADA

759. LAURETTA J. ROBI SO , Colorado

COLORADO,

760. RUTH B. ROBI SO , University of Manitoba

. S. A.

CA ADA

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PAI

762. JOAQUIM RODRIG E

PORT G E E rnDIA

763. PEDRO V. RODRIGUEZ, JR., University of the Philippines

PHILIPPI E I LA D GERMA Y

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766. EVELIO ROIG, Rock Hill College

PA AMA

767. GRACIELA ROJAS

ILLI OIS, U. . A.

768. MARJORIE RO ALDS, flassar College

GERMA� Y

769. ADOLF H. ROSE THAL 770. SOLOMO

EW YORK,

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773. CHARLES H. ROSS, Carleton College

MI 1. ESOTA, U. S. A.

774. MARJORIE M. ROW1. TREE, University of Western Ontario

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PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

793. MACHTELD E. SA 0, University of Ghent 794. IVA

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795. S. STA SFELD SARGE T, Haverford College

ECTICUT, U. S. A.

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796. P. SATYANA DAM, Madras University

INDIA

797. RUDOLP H SAVORIA , College des Freres Helevan

EGYPT

798. U SOOK A. SAW, Ewlza College

KOREA

799. ALTA V. SCHAAF, Linfield College 800. IMA

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WASH! GTON, U. . A.

, Institut des Sciencrs de /'Education

801. WER ER D. SCHMID, Basel University

SWITZERLAND

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80Z. JOSEP H A. SCHOCKAERT, Louvain University

BELGIUM

803. BESSIE SCHO BERG, Neighborhood Playhouse Studios

GERMANY

804. AG ES 0. SCHUBERT, Northwestern University 805. AGDA SCHUBERT-STROM, Mensendieck Main School

ILLINOI , . S. A. SWEDEN

806. FRED A. SCHUMACHER, Columbia Uni'Versity

COLORADO, U. S. A. NORWAY

807. K UT SCOTT-HA SE 808. KATHERINE L. SEAY, Agnes Sc ott College

TENNESSEE, U. S. A.

809. MARY E. SEDMAN, Radc liffe College

MO TANA, U.S.A.

810. VIRGI IA R. SEDMA , Wellesley College

MO TA1 A, U.S.A.

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GEORGIA, U. S. A.

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OHIO, U. S. A.

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PALEST! E

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VIRGINIA, U.S. A.

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MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A.

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OHIO,

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830. FRIEDRICH B. SIEVEKING, University of Lausanne

GERMA Y

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VIRGI IA, U. S. A. OHIO, U. S. A.

833. WILLIAM C. SIMPSO , Uni<versity of Akron

PERSIA

834. MEHMED A. SIMSAR, Robert College

AUSTRIA

835. ELIZABETH de SI GER, University of Vienna

836. DEOKINANDAN SINGH, Boodee's Dental Institute

S. A.

BRITISH GUIA A

838. ALICE H. SMITH, Simmons College

E GLA D London, England.

MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A.

839. ARLA F. SMITH, Syracuse University

EW YORK, U.S. A.

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860. HARRY PIRO, Columbia University

WA HI lGTO.1., U. .A. LITH A IA

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CALIFORNIA,

863. LEONARD D.

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864. DOROTHY L. STALL, Kansas State Teachers' College 865. ELIZABETH B. STA CLIFF, Simmons College

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WEST VIRGINIA, U. S. A.

876. MARY B. STO E, Women's College of Alabama

ALABAMA, U. S. A.

877. J. EDGAR STO ECIPHER, University of Kansas

IOyV A, U. S. A.

878. ED A STUDEBAKER, Mia mi University

OHIO, U. S. A. EBRASKA, U. . A.

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890 . BORJE SVENBY, University of Lund

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943. BRIGIDO G. VILLALON, University of the Philippines

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Graciela

Zanartu,

Rodolfo

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Chang, Kwai Lin (R) Chao, Kon Van Chen, Chih Mai Chen, Chojen Chen, D. S. Hsiong, Chen Lun Liang, Chi Shiu (R) Waung, Gin-peng

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Cuba Calderon,

Carlos

Czechoslovakia

Hora,

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Denmark Bendixen, Elizabeth B. (R) Jensen, Oluf C. Rasmussen, Kay H. Skovgaard-Petersen, Vilhelm

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Gluck, Gustav H. Kirchheimer, Leopold Kirsten, Erika J. Knodt, Kurt Liebrecht, Helmuth Lorenz, Herbert Muller, Helene B. Nixdorf, Heinz F. Peppel, Freda V. Prentzel, Felix (R) Regan, Curt Rosenthal, Adolf H. Rhodius, Max Ruff, Wolfram W. (R) Schlotter, Ulrich K. (R) Scheuing;, Rud6éif BE. CR) Von Ranke, Wolfgang (R) Von Nostitz, Herbert (R) Wolff, Ernest Greece Theodorides,

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Patrick

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Eugene

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Newfoundland

Hawaii Yee,

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Klasina

Dyke,

John

M.

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Annie

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Francis W.

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Bye, Lillian Johannessen,

Halldis

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Palestine Nardi,

India

Rodrigues, Porto

Rosa

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Ehrman, Ramon A. Jimenez, Georgina I. Persia

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Ramon

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Vsevolod

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Maurice

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Bilton, Ebrahim

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Fairweather, Minto,

Peru Delvaso,

Hubert

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Rico

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Panama

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Robert

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Granger, Annie V. Van der Merwe, Cornelia Sweden

Gustafson, Walter G. Holm, Knut W. Lundberg, Erik F. Ohlsson, Elsa G. Switzerland

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Charles, Lucile H. Charters, Margaret

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Turkey Hamit, T. A. O. Ahmet Ibrahim, Bulent M. ala,

20.

U.S.A. Ader, Edith B. (N. C.) (AD Andersson, Ester V. (N. Y.) Andrews, Thelma W. (Mich.)

Aran, Patria (Al) (R) Austin, Paul R. (Wis.)

Bamber,

Laurene

(Mo.)

Beard, Marjorie (Conn.)

Belgum, Edna M. (Minn.)

Billings, Shirley (N. H.) Bishop, Ruth (N. Y.) Boyer, Ralph R. (N. Y.) Bresel, Mollie (N. Y.) (Al) Brown, William F. (N. Y.) Buckley, Dorothy (N. J.) Burrell, Lola (Iowa) Burton, Rubie (Iowa)

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R.

(Ky)

Chrisman, Lucille E. (Iowa) Chrisman, William E. (N. Y.) (R) Colbert, Edwin H. (Iowa) Cromwell, Mary F. (N. Y.) Crosby, Lewis G. (Cal.) (Al) De Frees, Elizabeth (Ohio) (Al) J.) (N. H. Marion Dixon, Doolittle, Grace E. (Mass.)

DuBois, Philip H. (N. Y.) (R) Emlen, Susan T. (Pa.) (R) Endres, Emma A. (Wis.) (Conn.)

K. Fauver, Helen Fischer, Martha L. (Conn.)

Fisher, J. Elliott (Pa.) Foster, Katherine S. (N. J.) (Al) French, Elizabeth (N. Y.) Gabel, Emma M. (Pa.) Garcia, Teresa (N. Y.) Gerdelan, Elizabeth (N. J.) von Goeckingk, Johanna (Mass. ) Goss, Kenneth E. CI.) Grandprey, Medora B. (Minn.)

Green, H. Beck (Cal.) (R) (R) Grollman, Sarah (Conn.)

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U. S. A. (continued ) Gunther, Anne Hall, Rachel

E.

Samuel

F.

(N. Y.)

Hanks, Lucien M., Jr. (Wis.) Hanson, Endicott (Cal.) Harby,

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McLaughlin, Dorothy McLean, Jay: J.. (R)

(Okla.)

Maxwell,

(N. Y.)

Meyer, Ann L. (N.J.) Meyer, Tressa (N. D.)

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Meyersohn,

(Wash.)

Harne, John L. Jr. (Va.) Hartman, Helen D. (N. J.)

Miller, Dorothea (Ind.) Moore, Hilda J. (N.J.)

Hayes, Catherine Hayes, Dorman J.

Murphy, M. Lois (Cal.) Oberdorfer, Ruth (Pa.)

(Mass.)

Perry, Flora M. (N.C.) (R) Petrusa, Laura M. (N. Y.)

Karp, Theodore B. (N. Y.) Keyes, Catherine A. (Iowa) Lake,

Leonore

Kathryn

(Iowa)

(N. Y.)

(Al)

Landow, David (Conn.)

Lawlor, Gerald W. (Ore.) Lee, Walter R. CN; Y.) (N. Y.) Manoukian, Zabelle Va.) (W. Farris , Mansour Maplesden, Gwendoline E. iN. Y.)<AD

Maskel, Anna R. (Conn.)

McKown, Katherine J. (Pa.)

(Al)

Overton, Edgar R. (Cal.) Patterson, Claude A. (Iowa) Perdue, Mary O. (Ala.) Perkins, Henry A. Jr. (Conn.)

(R) (N.Y.) Heller, Wilma (Al) (Ill.) M. Herrick, Julia Isheim, Mildred S. (Ohio) Junek, John C. (Wis.)

E.

(R)

Moreland, Helen H. (Cal.) Mosher, Elizabeth (IIl.)

Hartmann, Helen M. (Ind.) Hastings, Elizabeth (Mass. )

Kreuser,

:

:

Rappaport,

Richards,

Mitchell

Pearl

J.

E.

(N. Y.)

(Conn.)

(R)

(Tenn.)

Rogers, Effie (Al) (Pa.) Ruch, Kathryn (Conn.)

Jr. S. Daniel Sanford, (Pa.) Sargent, S. Stansfeld Sharp, Juva Z. (Minn.)

(Ohio) Siddall, Marian B.

Slater, Florence E. (Ohio) Smith,F. Winifred (N. Y.)

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Starbuck,

Newlin

R.

Winifred

(Pa.)

(Cal.)

Stuntzner, Myrtle A. (Mass.)

(Al) Sugnet, Ruth &. CN. YY.) CAD Swenson, Elaine I. (Wash.)

‘Faylor, Paul. B; (Neb.) Thomas, Dorothy B. (N. Y.) Thomas, Joseph M. (N. Y.) Von Wicklen, Frederick C. (Ohio) Walker, Lucilla A. (Ky.) Ward, Catherine B. (Miss.)

Warthin, Margaret (Mich.)

Wer, Clara BO OLY) Wells, Kenneth E. €N. Y.) Westohal, Albert ‘C.- CN. Y.) Williams, Dorothy F. (N. Y.) Williams, George D. (Pa.)

Williams,

Ruth

H:

ON: Y.)

Winch, Dotothy RR. (N. Y.) Yettar, Katharine R. (Minn.)

Zimmerman,: Jane D..CN.Y.) (R) Venezuela Suares,

Lucien

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