Slip pennsuluanian OAtial l oreeaat u in h«-r Etareau

Mid tonl lit. Mi- Low

PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

Ravdin Sees Cancer Cure In Chemicals

u> JU W. Ilur^roii].- D,. 'in. Uni-

Idenl for ,1 to-

. th< hope in IT lies

h at Hi- opening

l ii urther

.vel-

from

Air Machine Soviet Students' On School Tour Burps Loudly Te|| what's Wrong With America Ruins Dreams

l>> Juli.n I>. Yo—tot I the

tig in the form of ■ rumbl ■•ri \\

The "Infernal Machine,'

1:80 p.m. in with an in

ine. VVi

at the machinery would .■rv night for the

small horns of the niorniriK-

of th<

n with ill

In I

hold Hull

llhorn

n ■ al."

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mid- inging

unknown

believi adage that ■

that I throw- ing v

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'•up in thi

in buildii

Sfrong Columbia Team Hosts League Leading Penn Eleven

h> Pad M. sin.hl ng a hall

iwn, «ill

I diversity Shows [ndifference In Relations, Saj Foreigners

i

l thii

i

in I Lee Ueholt, III

Many of the Unive students complain . ,no1 make any ival contacts with A ' . r\T*v#« • life, Giles L. Zimmerman, director ol Interna- RUSSianS DlSCUSS i .il111|HI> MUTS

Bouse, and Mrs. .Juan Todd, assistanl to the direct • cflirJontc SUNDAY RUSHING tiidenta at the University, i d In a discus- University, Students SUNDAY RUbM.No

si,,,, h«M !««♦ nio-hl al the Will: sion held last night at the Christian Association.

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'Scholars' To Stay

In Area Six Days li\ Edward I ai man

Twelve youi amicably received hordi newsmen this morni

i their trip to and the i Fnited

Four of them arrived al the night.

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N Hall, the Rewaton Hall, the linn-ton Hall Bl

put i i.rm r. and the DP OtVce on th.- -.-.ond floor of the

,kim Soeietj Baili — from College Hall.

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PACE TWO THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN i i:i!

Columbia College

A Case Of Identity I i \l bj N irnn Link

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KKIP THE DAILY PENNSYLVANI AN PAGE THREE

A Columbia Story pa ni

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Soccermen Engage Columbia; Kalme Slated For Line Duty

in Mich u»n

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Quaker Harriers Seek 7th Straight Against Ram Frosh

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Rubenstein, Sports Staff, Make Predictions Lam UUIM.IM,,,,. Sport. Editor ,,f ih, Cthmfcti Spaetator, jote th, ,„.,,. ..,,,. ,„ p,(,i,<lim: ,„,. HINM ,.I IM ,.I tha Mj

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Unbeaten Freshman Booters Oppose Light Blue In Finale

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NOVEMB THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN PAGE FIVE

Improved Lion Team Hosts Penn

m the rush-

the

Ht man on ■ n

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THE DAILY PENNSYLVANI AN PAGE si

A Columbia Story

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