The Brown Daily Herald 11 en 1 1932-10-10 BDH 42 BDH_1932_10_10-METS Untitled ILLUMINATION OF UNIVERSITY HALL, PROCESSION, BAND CONCERT, AND SPEECHES CELEBRATE WASHINGTON’S VISIT TABLET TO BE PRESENTED H. D, Sharpe Gives Placque to University Tonight at Eight; Professor Hedges to Make Commemoration Speech On Faiince House Plaza en B. C. A. SETS $2,000 AS GOAL OF CAMPAIGN WHICH STARTS TONIGHT 51st Annual Drive for Funds Commences After Banquet This Evening en TOM GILBANE, CHAIRMAN Sixteen Teams of Six Men Each Will Be Divided Into Two Divisions en DAILY HERALD TO HOLD STRAW VOTE IN CHAPEL University Shows Interests In Public Affairs By Forming Political Clubs en University Hall Which Will Be Illuminated By Candle Light Tonight. SPRINGFIELD ELEVEN LOSES TO BROWN, 14-6 MAROONS SCORE FIRST Buonanno, Chase Make Touchdowns to Give Bruins Victory In Uphill Fight en Untitled BROWN AND PEMBROKE TO BE IN PROCESSION Will Join the Administration and Faculty In Commemorating Washington’s Visit en Bruin Soccer Team Wins Over Clark, 4-1 Cant. Elton, Leader In Scoring Registering Two Goals; Knott, Allen Tally en Nocturnal Visit Paid Campus By Washington in August 1790 President on Evening of Arrival Accepts Invitation of R. I. College Student Body to View Illumination of Main Building and Visits All Departments Howard W. Preston aut en THE REVIVAL OF A TRADITION en COORDINATED PUBLICITY en THE WORK OF THE B. C. A. en News of the World en Who’s Who for Hoover en Ovation for Walker en For Repeal en Official Bulletin en Untitled INFORMATION BUREAUS AGAIN PROVE HELPFUL Freshman Week Committee, Under Paul Chaney, Maintained Several Booths en GREATLY IMPROVED “BEAR FACTS†GIVEN FRESHMEN en Employment Bureau Endeavoring To Create Demand for Students en Undergraduate Financial Statement of Brown Christian Association (June 1, 1931—June 1, 1932) en DEBIT CREDIT Balance on hand Oct. 6th, $242.76 RUFUS JONES TO SPEAK TO PHILOSOPHY GROUP en PLEDGE NOTICE en J. F. MACKINTOSH REDUCES 1932-33 BUDGET BY $5OO. en Letters of George Washington On Exhibit at John Hay Library Thirty Letters On View Come From Frederick S. Peck Private Collection en FIRST UNION DANCE TO BE HELD OCTOBER 21 SHEFFERS TO PLAY Same Prices As Last Year to Prevail At Formal Affairs This Fall Season en YALE TIED BY CHICAGO IN SECOND DEADLOCK AH Other Future Opponents of Brown Team Win Games Over Week-End en STUDENTS NOT TAUGHT TO DO GOOD WRITING Abolition of Academic Tradition In Colleges Needed, Say Noted Educators en PLANS PREPARED FOR “DEPRESSION COLLEGE†New College Being Organized In Virginia for Benefit of Needy Students en On the Reviewing Stand with F. P. Huddle en “Hoover’s Position Definitely Conservative:†Professor Mitchell Chairman of Political Qr"ence Department Sets Forth Republican Case en