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Donaldson to Lecture
Prof. Bruce M. Donaldson, of the
Fine Arts department, will give an il-
lustrated lecture in Natural Science
auditorium on Friday, Aug, 8, at 5
o'clock on August Saint Gaudens, re-
viewing his life and career and sho
ing the extent of his influence up
:his own time and upon sculptors
,general since death.
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In a terse message to the Air min- August 12 and 13
istry, London, Maj. MacLaren declar- -12- 4. m., 1-5 p. in, on Aug. 13-
ed his world flight was abandoned, af- Exhibition of work of the classes
ter flying nearly three-fourths of the
way around the globe, on account of in general and the classes in In-
"impossible flying conditions." " dustrial Art and Outdoor Painting
and Drawing. Engineering building-
Karachi, British India, Aug. 5.- and West Gallery of Alumni Mem-
Maj. Zanni, Argentine world flier, left orial hall.
this morning for Nasirabad.
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