THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Lecture Series
To Open Soon
Dean Diehl Of Minnesota
To SpeakHere Oct. 12
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?rof. Edward A. Doisy of the Medical1
School of the University of St. Louis;
Or. G.' G. Ramon, associate director
of the Pasteur Institute, Paris; Dr.
Jules Bordet, director of the Pasteur
Institute, Brussels; Dr. Herbert Kraus
of the department of International
Law at the University of Gottingen,
Germany; Prof. Oscar Halecki of the
history department of the University
of Warsaw, Poland; and Prof. Mar-
vin R. Thompson of the department
of Pharmacology and Therapeutics at
the University of Maryland.
Dr. Robbins announced that other
lecturers will be brought here
throughout the year, and further an-
nouncements of speakers and pro-
grams will be made from time to time
in the Daily.
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W ar Fear Grips Stranded American Citizens
LONDON, Sept. 26-'})--Thou- bassy and Consulate were investiga- arrange to return to the United
sands of Americans who feared to be Iting every possibility in an effort to States."m;
stranded in a Europe at War had but aid worried nationals to get home. qthemst iecltacoat
one thought today-how to get home quit was Czechoslovakia.
to the United States. In Paris the United States Embassy Departures there in' many cases
In London all steamship lines recommended that "American citi meant long drives to the Polish, Ger-
across the Attlantic were booked up | zens who have no compelling reasons man or Hungarian frontiers and then,
to Oct. 21 and the United States Em- to continue their sojourn here in some instances, a return.
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Mr. Peng was the leader of Y.M.C.A. stretcher corps, supervised six
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for eight months. Miss Yang, shown above as she appeared with Robert
Ripley on his "Believe It Or Not" program, is famous throughout China
for her daring during the battle of Shanghai when she slipped through
the Japanese lines and carried a flag of the Chinese Republic and
supplies to a lost battalion. They spoke here last night on the war.
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October 5
PROFESSOR JAMES K. POLLOCK
"Significance of National and State Elections"
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