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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...confused tangle which the War Risk Insurance problem has meant to most undergraduates since their discharge from the service, comes a ray of light in the form of an official letter on the subject, which is printed elsewhere in this issue. In this letter Mr. Henry Lindsey, Director of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance at Washington, urges college men not to forget the advantages of the renewal and ultimate conversion of their policies, during the rush of college life...
...desired. The method of payment may be changed at will on notice in writing. Checks and money orders should be made payable to the Treasurer of the United States, and be sent to "Receipts and Disbursements Section, Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Washington, D. C." The letter inclosing remittance to cover insurance premiums should contain the full name of the insured, his grade and organization at the time of discharge, army serial number, date of discharge, and present address...
...Chassaigne-Guyon points out in his letter, all things should be under taken which may strengthen the bonds between French and American students. France, by her gift of land to the American University Union, has paved the way in this movement and it is now the privilege of this country to further this worthy enterprise...
...following letter from the President of the Municipal Council of Paris has been received through Mr. George H. Nettleton, Director of the American University Union in Europe. It is in answer to the resolution of the Yale News, the Daily Princetonian and the CRIMSON thanking the City of Paris for its grant of land to the University Union for the erection of a house for University men in Paris...
...answer to a letter of inquiry as to his attitude from Mr. Will H. Hays, Republican National Chairman, Mr. Root now presents six constructive suggestions in the form of amendments to the Covenant of Paris. He suggests an agency for settling disputes between the "High Contracting Powers," conferences to be called under the League between stated dates to revise the Covenant, and review the conditions of International Law, securing the rights of nations to decide purely internal questions for themselves, authorizing a commission to supervise reduction of armaments, and permitting conditional withdrawal from the League...