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April 17, 1932

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COLUMBIA PREVAILS OVER HARVARD, 4-3; Timely Hitting by Lions Helps White Capture Pitching Duel With Devens. BUCHANAN GETS HOME RUN Drives Ball Over Baker Field Fence With Rivero on Base to Provide Winning Margin. COLUMBIA VICTOR OVER HARVARD, 4-3

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ONE AND INDIVISIBLE.

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Behind the survey of world conditions from the pen of Sir AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN, which THE TIMES publishes today, stands the authority of an experienced statesman. When he speaks with gratification and almost amazement of the great and successful effort which the British have made to set their public finances in order, it is from the standpoint of a man who has himself twice been Chancellor of the Exchequer.

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INSTITUTE TO STUDY OUR 'NEW POLICIES'; Williams Session Will Centre on Progress in Political and Economic Relations Abroad. ACTION WITH THE LEAGUE America's Fresh "Orientation" Will Be Applied to "Misunder- standings" in Europe and Asia. MOVES FOR COOPERATION Dr. Garfield Stresses Creditor Nation's Role in Giving Program for July 28-Aug. 25. INSTITUTE TO STUDY OUR 'NEW POLICIES'

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., April 16. -- The program for discussion at the twelfth annual session of the Institute of Politics, which will open on July 28 and continue until Aug. 25, was made public today by Dr. Harry A. Garfield, president of Williams College and chairman of the institute.

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THE AMERICAN FAMILY.

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A statistical analysis of American divorce made by Dr. ALFRED CAHEN suggests that the break-down of the American family is not measured by the 200,000 divorces granted and the 500,000 men, women and children directly affected. Desertion rivals divorce in frequency.

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COLUMBIA BUDGET SET AT $12,898,474; Expenses for Next Fiscal Year Are Cut $300,000 Without Affecting Salaries. LIBRARY FUND REDUCED Wide Economies Are Adopted for Outside Activities -- Slashes Total $575,000. GIFTS FROM ALUMNI ASKED University to Rely on Donations to Meet Deficit Put at $590,000 -- Administration Costs Lower.

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