E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1939
Martin To Speak On Refugees
"The Problem of the German Refu- undertaking of German, English and
gees" will be the topic of the talk by American Friends, and recently has
Albert P. Martin, for two years direc- aided refugees in their flight from
tor of the Quaker Center in Berlin, Germsi,-, ai supplying informa-
at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Union tion about them to relatives.
Ballroom. Martin's talk will be sponsored by
The Center, an outgrowth of the the Student Religious Association and
Friends' Child Feeding Mission or- by the Ann Arbor Society of Friends,
ganized after the World War, has the local Quaker organization.
continued as an agency of interna- Mr. Martin will also address a
tional goodwill and understanding meeting of the Ann Arbor Society of
since that time. It is a cooperative Friends on "Quaker Worship" at 6:45.
Publisher To Talk
On Editorial Page
A. E. Miller, editor and publisher
of the Battle Creek Enquirer and
News, will give a lecture on the "Edi-
torial Page of Tomorrow" a 3 p.m.
Wednesday in Room E, Haven Hall
under the auspices of the journalism
department.
Mr. Miller, who is also president
of Federated Publications, will de-
liver the fifth in the series of talks
designed to aid students interested.
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