New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1928, Page 5

ORIENTAL SOCIETY Southern China, . POLISH JUNIOR LEAGUE in China: Eariy,1 140th Anniversary Exercises Being Held Washington. April 10—P)— | Leading Amcrican scholars of | o Soclal Functlos ' Oriental my and history | Function in Hasford gathered here ioday for the 140th Tast Evening. annual meeting of the American Oriental society. A wide list of subjects club, \ersities, Julien Morzanstern, p the socirty, will open t ington U 1 feature nd march directe z He will sho the debt modern America owes the | 4 philosophers of the Orient. Many Speakers Listed A paper on Town Due for read by Prof. I Mawr college. Jr., of Colum cuss “New ] Occupation of mond P. Doughe z sent a paper “writing upon P ment Among the Babylonians | rest ia, u ing Lccompanied him, Others present wers Truman M institution; Danton, Oherlin coll Williams Jackson, N J, 1 ndrek of Boston, S, School of Vedic 1°. 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