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texpress our thaks ln. this greç#t coordinating the work' of the ciasses in art appreciation and applied art. The new reproductions, sirnply yet attractively framned, have been skill- fully copied and are only slightly less eff ective than their originals., Ificluded in the group are:. "Red Horses" by F-ranrz Marc, "Boy With the Fife" by Claude Monet, "The. Bridge" by Claude ,Monet, "Girl Read- ing" by Auguste Renoir, -Boy With Red Vest" by Paul Cezanne, "Rock ]Landscape" by Paul Cezanne, "Corn- fields" by John Nash, "La Repetition" by' Edg«ar Degas, "The Bridge" by Preston - Dickinson, "ToIl Gate" -by H-enri- Rousseau, *'White Horse" by, Paul G;auguin, "Big Pine" by Ancire Derain, "Bermuda" by \Vins1o,,v Horner, "Red \Vallpaper"- by Georges APPRECIATION Dick Torrey, a sophomore at Carle- ton college, Northfield, Minn, spent Satwekedi WleL wt i father and niother, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln C. Torrey, 1341 Elniwood We'ire celebrating the close of avenue. pur north shore remients were among those busy, this wele, in od rescuie work along the stikcn Ohuio river valley, represeentinig S'tales Coasti uaird, thec Illiinois departnueit of conservation, ami 'ai militia. Lieutenant Carl Alfredîin Saline county and the .'lowlands IUC5LVF wBiiiieave forç .1 is bar .examin; to take b, - -, f