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Social Problems Can Be Solved by Scientists, Says Margenau • • • ▪ Freund Exposed Caskey Council Page Two Page Six Haver %VS ARDMORE, PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1952 WM PER YEAR Yokota 43. Number 17 L.= the Citizen Columbus Social Problems Can Be Solved Dance Scheduled; Internationalist Spaak Begins For Benefit Of Two Week Stay On Campus Was Main liner, By Scientists, Says Margenau Paul Henri Spank, former Prenident of the United Of Belgium until BOCLIL PHOBLIMIS cAN CALENDAR Nations General Assembly, Prints Minister BE SGLVED used to study social problems. He Scholarship Fund 1949. and Chairman and one of the Prthidents of H boor of Historian Reveals Margenau ended his discussion by Manny. Ithotailay, April 17 Professor Henry Margenau Senior Prom Will Feature the European Movement, is the third distinguished stoitar an Lief Ericson Got Here First the quesdon to the Wen< of Com- Higgins professor of Physics and Music By Lee Scott Band; r°‘°-°°°°'° P°°°' °.°`e, Callihan under the Grant. 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Because the Inc is rationalization that their presence Adam Watson, First Secretary only for the month of April. The • factor of all of these univet sale will he It the interest of 5 05on lima half of the month was silent loth historians of the Main ”Ine, mthse at any e meant,eant, then thence opine the claim that It of the British Embassy in charge pealed as lathe identity of there net the ntovennent5 destroyed man's faith. He likened It appears that they are tummies Thing, for admission will to ie. of Hussies affairs. spoke at Col. delivering a thrift of lectures for he could „ at the time rather than constants pendent upon a donation of this Zile American Committee on ef— have great 1... te • erEffel at the cent" action lest Marley on the "aril. Of all particle. at any pant or . Margenth went on to ahow.thw dollars to the War Memorial tri10 began a two United Europe. He spike to ash hopes that a second Monument future time. 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