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April 26, 1936

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PENN CREW BEATS PRINCETON TO WIN CHILDS CUP AGAIN; Quakers First by Length and Half, With Columbia Varsity Last on Harlem River. JAYVEES ROW DEAD HEAT Lions and Tigers Finish Even -- Nassau Cubs and Blue Lightweights Score. PENN CREW TAKES CHILDS CUP AGAIN

By Lincoln A. Werden

cup retained by Penn

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CLASSICAL MUSIC DELIGHTS CHILDREN; Educators Agree After Test at Columbia That Youngsters Appreciate the Finest. FLUTE SOLOS APPLAUDED Concert 'as Good as the Movies,' Says One Child -- 'Better,' Another Declares. CLASSICAL MUSIC DELIGHTS CHILDREN

By Unknown Author

Natl Music League studies reactions to classical music

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MUNITIONS REPORT JUGGLED FIGURES, SHIPBUILDERS SAY; 'Unjustified Inferences' and 'Selected Testimony' Used to Support 'Desired Findings.' H.G. SMITH WRITES NYE Asserts a Grave Injustice Has Been Done Industry Through 'Amazing Inaccuracies.' MUNITIONS REPORT DECLARED UNFAIR

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

subcom to recommend drastic levies, reducing exemptions to $1,600 and $800 for married and unmarried persons, respectively, with additional graduated surtax up to 80% on net income in excess of $1,000 per yr

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CATHOLICS TO HONOR POPE; Pilgrimage Planned to Rome on Pontiff's 79th Birthday.

By Unknown Author

World-wide pilgrimages planned

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BUDGE-MAKO RALLY TO CAPTURE TITLE; Subdue Allison-Van Ryn, 2-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, 8-6, in Final at White Sulphur. MISS FULTON IS WINNER Beats Mrs. Johnson, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3, to Win Mason-Dixon Singles Laurels. BUDGE-MAKO RALLY TO CAPTURE TITLE

By Allison Danzigspecial To the New York Times

With G Mako, wins doubles, Mason and Dixon championships

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