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m EUS so :ce early 1925 Public 3 M1655 and 1 in 'Th dtstinmon' f 4, 1.273 .,. .ac staif WS' R HO T-THE PRE IDE T Tall, greying Frederick A. Middlebush is a distinguished scholar and renowned traveler, by reputation. To ninety students, and Savitar's photographer, who came to a Read Hall Coffee Hour early in the year, Dr. Middlebush is a genial host, by experience. Dr. Middlebush informally discussed The Post War Plans of the University, sipped coffee in the Read Hall Friday afternoon manner, met the Navy, and later retired to the quiet dignity of his study. Page 21
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