COLLEGES TO HOLD LEAGUE COUNCIL

Mount Holyoke College at South Hadley will be the scene on April 12 and 13 of a Model Assembly of the League of Nations in which a majority of New England colleges will participate. This meeting has been arranged on the initiative of students at Amherst, Massachusetts Agricultural College, and Smith, with the cooperation of the League of Nations Association.

Harvard students desiring to go to the conference either as delegates to the League or the Labor Office meetings or as observers should write immediately to Miss Bonnie Bell Guernsey, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley. Applicants should state which organization they are interested in, and what country they desire to represent. The expenses will be limited to those incidental to transportation and to meals on Saturday; men chosen by the council as delegates after the submission of names will be given free lodging, but it will be necessary for observers to secure rooms for themselves.

The program calls for an informal dance on the evening of Friday, April 12. On the following morning there will be a meeting of the Model Council to discuss the Bolivia-Paraguay question. In the afternoon an Assembly meeting will be held on the subject of disarmament. A formal banquet in the evening will be followed by a feature unprecedented in Model Assemblies--a meeting based on the organization of the International Labor Office at Geneva.

At a luncheon which will take place at 1 o'clock on Saturday at the Women's City Club in Boston, Constantine Ladas of the Massachusetts Agricultural College, President of the Model Council, and John Clarke of Amherst, secretary-general of the organization will speak about the coming Assembly. Harvard men who desire to attend this luncheon in order to find out more about the Mount Holyoke meeting should make reservations by letter to Miss C. V. Hayward, 84 Prescott Street, Cambridge before Thursday evening.

Among the colleges sending delegates to the Assembly are Amherst, Brown, Harvard, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Pembroke, Radcliffe, Smith, Tufts, Wellesley, and Yale. Cornell, Princeton and Vassar will send official observers. In all there will be approximately 160 delegates.