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...tomb of Tutankh-Amen by the late Lord Carnarvon was of enormous importance, not because of the value of the individual relics of the ancient Egyptians, but because of the fact that the tomb is the only untouched one that has ever been discovered, was the keynote of an interview given by Professor G. H. Chase '96, John E. Hudson professor of Archaeology and Curator of Classical Antiquities to a CRIMSON reporter yesterday...
That the situation in the Ruhr is the greatest misfortune that has ever befallen Europe is the conviction of Mr. Oswald Garrison Villard '93, president and owner of the "Nation", according to an interview given recently to a CRIMSON reporter...
...Roger Coolidge '19 of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company will be in the Crimson Building today from 1.30 to 2.30 o'clock to interview all those who are interested in this work...
...French Academy, the highest authority in France on matters literary-given official recognition by Cardinal Richelieu, the virtual ruler of France, in 1635-ordained that the English word "interview " shall hereafter be considered a good French word and incorporated in the new dictionary upon which work has been progressing for many years. Although the word "gentilhomme " exists in the French lexicon, it was recently decided to add the English equivalent "gentleman...
...King was the official representative of two important Middle-Western nev. spapers at the League of Nations' Assembly last summer in Geneva and is now a student at Cambridge University, England. He has been in a position to observe the work of the Assembly and to interview many of the leading men connected with its activities...