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...advertising committee meeting, the question of uniform rates to advertising agencies was discussed, and the feeling seemed to be in favor of a unanimity of action in dealing with advertising agencies. Representatives of Roy Barnhill Incorporated and the Collegiate Special Advertising Agency spoke concerning the standard of competition between the agencies in soliciting advertising for college papers. This led to a general discussion in which Mr. R. W. Harwood '20 and Mr. P. M. Hollister '13, former business managers of the CRIMSON, participated...
Within ten days after it left Peking, the third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History (TIME, April 28), under the leadership of Roy Chapman Andrews, unearthed a fossil carnivorous dinosaur in the Mongolian desert. The giant, lizard-like reptile has not been identified with other known species, but belongs probably to the Triassic period (4,000,000 to 10,000,000 years ago). The legs are nine feet long, almost as large as the great herbivorous brontosaurus, some specimens of which in American museums have legs ten feet long, a total length of 50 to 90 feet...
...Henry Ford and a third party! " This is the text which Roy V. Harrup, of Omaha, President of the American Economic League, intends to preach in every state in the Union...
...Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12, all the largest university and college newspapers in the country will each send two representatives to the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association Convention, which will be held this year in the Harvard Crimson Building. The Collegiate Special Advertising Agency and Roy Barnhill Incorporated, two companies which specialize in college advertising, will also be represented...
...American Museum of Natural History is the most fertile source of this sort of research and sends out annually a large number of expeditions. Its third Asiatic expedition has just left Peking under the leadership of Roy Chapman Andrews, the well-known naturalist and explorer. It will prospect for six months the treasures of the Gobi Desert and Inner Mongolia, known to be rich in fossil flora and fauna, including mastodons and mammoths, which are believed to have wandered eastward from their source in central Asia. Popular expectations with regard to the " missing link " of human evolution and the site...