The Brown Daily Herald 65 en 1 1933-01-05 BDH 42 BDH_1933_01_05-METS Untitled SECOND UNION DANCE TO BE HELD TOMORROW EVENING FROM 9 TO 1 Patron’s List Includes Professors Foster, Carmichael, Bigge and Oakley en SHEFFERS TO PLAY Tickets Will Cost One Dollar and May Be Bought from the Committee Members en News of the World en Prohibition Action Postponed en Democrats Spend $1,638, 177 en Civic Clubs to Fight Hunger en Possible Veto on Philippine Bill en Coach Kahler to Speak to Intramural Managers en BARRY DRILLS MERMEN FOR OPENING CONTESTS FIRST MEET IN BOSTON Both Varsity and Freshmen Start Season Against M. I. T. On January 14 en PROFESSOR ROBINSON WRITES ANOTHER BOOK “Corinth†Issued By the Harvard Press Deals With Many Excavations There en PRESIDENT BARBOUR TO OPEN LECTURE SERIES Talk Will Be First of Series Given Under Auspices of Vedanta Society en WEDNESDAY AT 8 P. M. Professor Ducasse Will Lead One of Following Discussions On January 29 en Dr. H. B. Van Hoesen to Lecture at Columbia en Dates Changed in Two Winter Athletic Events en BROWN REPRESENTED IN TOWN HALL SING IN NEW YORK New Year’s Day Radio Program Led By J. E. Flemming, ’O6 and Flemming, *33 en Originator of Basketball Thinks New Ten Seconds Rule Very Poor Dr. James Naismith Claims Change Is Not Along Right Lines As It Places Responsibility for Stalling On the Wrong Team and Makes Action Intermittent en DR. BRUCE M. BIGELOW LEAVES FOR VISIT OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS Trip Will Include Schools In Washington, D. C. and Six Eastern States en WILL TAKE MONTH Schools to Be Visited Are Hon, Lawrenceville, Princeton, Hill and Staunton en CHEMISTS WILL HEAR PROFESSOR A. B. LAMB Harvard Professor to Address Rhode Island Chemical Society en Whither Student Inertia? en Three More Weeks to Go en OFFICIAL BULLETIN en Untitled UNIVERSITY SQUASH CLUB WILL MEET HOPE en THE PRESS en On Sarcasm en art en MEYER ROSENTHAL ?32 IS IN BROADWAY SHOW en Senator Johnson Heard en screenings en EXAM SCHEDULES OUT en GILBANE AND MEADOW TAKE PART IN GAME en Duke99 Ellington Is Exponent of New Dance Rhythm In Negro Mood “Duke†Started His Musical Career In Washington, D. C. By Doing His Own Composing Because He Could Not Read Compositions of Other Writers en