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RECET DTA SHOWS Two Cities To Hear
OIIIA l UIIf Glee. Club Concerts
GflLF1M I J O IYfL f~The i~nmers of the Glee club will
Profess or TIt wrejice (xo11l( Comiplet es a concert before the Exchange club
hoot ripr oss Previously o[rIthat city,a tonight. This is the first
Becliev ed 1)ry Land1 concert that the club has given this
MAKE OTHEWR DISCOVERIES NeTeda night, the club will
go to Toledo to give an~other con-
After a whaleboat voyage across cert at the Libby high school of that
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CHANGE IS MADE
IN S. C. A. NUlMBER
Howard Y. McCluskey, instr uctor
in educational psychology, will sup-
plant Dean Carl G. Hluber today on
the Student Christian Association se-
ries of talks at 4:15 o'clock each Fri-
day at Lane hail.

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has been provedl that Baffin island,I
west of Greenland, is 6,000 to 7,000
miles smaller than supposed, andl that
Foxe Land, a bulge on the southwest
of the island, is not half as large as
believed, Prof. Lawrence W. Gould.
of the geology department, and geo-
grapher with the Putnam expedition,
which made the mia) of Baffin island
last summer, reports.
lie also declares that existing at-
lasses show Foxe Land to be 75 miles
north of its actual location. Profes-
sor Gould is expected to be the chief
geologist and geographer with Com-
mander Richard E' Byrd on a South
jPole expedition next summer.
Under the leadership of~ George
Palmer Putnam, the Baffin island ex-
pedition, composed of seven men,
sailed in a 24 foot whaleboat to chart
the unknown coast.
"The end of -our inland trek
brought us to the one interesting and
distinctive landm'arkt ejf the whold
region, a great limestone mesa from
650 to 700 feet high. This proved
to be a most interesting phenomenon,
geologically, for here we collected
-many fossils," Professor Gould ex-
plained.
"Many of these forms demonstrate.
that some three or four hundred mil-
lions of years ago a warm tropical
sea extended from, where is now the
Gulf of Mexico to the very top of
the earth."

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