The Brown Daily Herald 143 en 1 1933-05-23 BDH 42 BDH_1933_05_23-METS Untitled LOWENTHAL IS NAMED CHAIRMAN OF HERALD BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Senior Board Choses 1933-34 Board Members at Its Executive Meeting en ELECTED LAST NIGHT Dane, Tarlin, Feil and Grossman Are Named to Fill Other Positions en Herald Business Board Meeting Today at 3 P. M. en FRESHMEN TO DEBATE PEMBROKERS TONIGHT ALUMNAE HALL “Pacifistic Drive Among College Students†Subject of To-Night’s Debate en Stolen Bell Clapper Hi-Jacked; 100 Year Old Original Still Lost en WORTHINGTON SPEAKER AT HERALD BANQUET Feature Editor of Providence Sunday Journal, Editor of Alumni Monthly en FACULTY TO ATTEND Hoberman and Hurd to Present Keys to Incoming Senior Herald Boards en News of the World N. R. S aut en U. S. Peace Offer Made en European Peace Pact Made en Briefs en TEN PROMINENT JUNIORS SELECTED FOR 1934 OWL AND RING SOCIETY Members of Outgoing Honorary Group Tap Successors at Final Class Sing en BALL MADE PRESIDENT Succeeds R.R. Chase; R.L. Pottle Is Elected Secretary-Treasurer en Brown Jug Will Hold Elections Tomorrow en VISION, SUBJECT OF TALK BY DR. GRAHAM OPEN TO PUBLIC To Give Paper At Psychological Colloquim Tonight At Eight O’Clock en “Classical Study Vital to Understanding of New Era of Wo.rlcT This article was written specially for the Daily Herald by Professor C. A. Robinson, Jr., of the Classics Department. en To 1936 en Democracy or Dictatorship en OFFICIAL BULLETIN en Untitled WITH OTHER EDITORS en Adding Machine Education en BRUIN MEETS HUSKIES ON DIAMOND TOMORROW ?Varsity Nine Seeks Win From Northeastern As Cubs Play P. C. en COMMUNICATIONS en DRAMA —G. G aut en Holy Cross Tennis Tilt for Tomorrow Postponed en screenings —A. I. G aut en Producer of “Africa Speaks†Tells of Thrills of Industry en