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[SHOP ROGERS CLA
WITH ENGLAND WI1
Mtual friendship between the
ople of the United States and
gland will aid immensely in Am-'
ica's turning from armed isola-
)n to a willingness to participate
international peace movements,
shop Warrexn L. Rogers, '07, told
audience of townspeople and
udents at a convocation. Sunday
ering in Hill auditorium.
Bishop Rogers represented three
nierican organizations last sum-
er in a lecture tour of En~glan~d
~whch he' explained the differ-
tes between English; and Ameri-
,n life as a part of the plan inau-
rated 10 years ago to develop a
nmon understanding between
e people .of the two nations. In
s address-here Sunday evening,

dM5FREND HI'!of America concerning interna-
LgI1I+S 'IE RIC HIPtional arbitration and conciliation. P sterious Solos O.ver
'LL ADVANCE PEACE!Th time for the country to choose IPhone Serenade Girls
-- - betw een one of the two roads is at
the, Blishop Xoid of the English lifet hand. Mysterious music has for the
andi miatters to assist in producing, "England has already tenst'eps pasit few days greeted the ears of
an understanding of the British by toward friendliness with the Unit- Universtity girls as they answerI
the people of this country. ed States. When, at the Washing-1 their telephones.I
"The United States is at the ton arms conference in 1921 Eng- The girls, many of thema living
crossroads between remaining is-;li was willing to admit U ite at sororities, are called to the
lated and more or less armed and States equality in naval armament, 'phone and requested to "wait a.'
becoming allied througli friendship it was quite e vident that she was minute." When they are treated
for international peace. Represen- nreaching out for friendship with o h vocal refrain of "My Fate
tatives of this country signed theE this country,." si Your Hands"
Kellogg peace pact, and the Senate
ratified it, which was a splendid
gesture toward peace, but the same
session of Congress passed the 15,'
cruisers bill, which would indicate
that the United States ,was more
interested~ in being better armed.!
whnthe. Englisn people look at, Paris was too tatne for this pay young
Itl'etwo conflicting steps" they Romeo! They brought; hims2'home but
wonder what is the true attitudef they couldn't make him behave! He


.Ty! _LAY, PEBPRUA Y 8, 1930
SCREEN REFLECTION4S :pCap- At the
Revenge Is Ourn. Mendelssohn, generally rated as Not ;.not ah) asi 'abov1e films,
Having been summarily and one of the year's best films,.u tilcuilray bv verage
{ heartlessly done with by the fac- Close behind is Maurice Cheva-' is T Himas Mcigh ar' detective
ulty, the Screen Reflector will lien's "Love Parade," a witty amus- mystery, aitit),Maestc, The Ar-.
henceforth turn professor himself ing musical comedy considerably gyle, Case::." YB-- for;Mr". -Meihn
and mete out grades to passing better than his previous "Inno-( Looming on the horizon is Greta
motion pictures. The quality of cents of Paris." Jeannette Mac- Garbo's first talkie, "Ann~aChite
the current features thwarted Donald is both beautiful and tal-! from O'Neill's pla~y. It's goinzg big
plans for instant revenge, but the ented opposite the French star. A- at the Michia in the Auto City
semester is yet young. for this one. It's at the Michigan. and will be transferred to the 'Mad-
Aforeign film . wins' the prize "The V.irginian," a talking adap-1ison Friday. Hien voice, to say the
grade, a straight A for "The Pas- tation of Owen Wister's book, rates least, is reputed unusually good.
sion of Joan of Arc" at the Lydia] a B . Gary Cooper is starred In[ -4H. J. A.

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