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In the. message Mrs. Wright is sending, out to: state chairmen of International, Club ber department. titled "Casting a Vote On Foreign Policy," she point-qjTo Entertain at Tea ed: out: "As, political ,and economnic Ieso h ntrainlcu questions 1are hmore and more' Memeso.teItentonlcu aeni-rnginternational aspects, the at the National College of Educa- congeasis ncrasîgîytion who are attending the summner concerned with foreign policy. Ques- session will give a tea in the Aluni- tions which were originally consider- Fta club- tooen Tuday, afternoe ed purely domestie. such as tariff. July 25, ini honor of the faculty Ind immigration. neutrality,' are, now foreign students studying a t th e copiadbyitrational Miss Fay Weitzbuch, who was caton."born in Russia, is president of the Mrs. Wright expia ined that this: club and will act as hostess at the campaign was not to put candidates tea. "on the spot" in any sense, but to The following foreign students reg- cail their attention to the increasing istered. in the summer school will interest i n' international afairs in jattend the tea: Miss Maria Stur- this country and. their increasingishenova from Bulgaria; Miss Oei importance to this country. Maehara and Miss Beatrice Wong P ~eople V ially Interested, from Hawaii; Miss Dorothy Wilkin- *She advanced the thought thatSOlwoshmesiiCin;Ms American people are even more in- Frances Terrili, >Who was, born in terested in international afairs than Afa and isMskoSd r they themselves realize, using the aada e ersntda h wýar debts as an example. Cnd ilb ~peetda h "Weareaccstoed o tinkngparty by the Misses Jean, Isabel "We re ccusome to hiningCare, Elizabeth Gulliver, M o n i c a of the war debts as an old and Sey, Mary Ann Vallance, E s t h e r tiresomne subject," she said, "but as Walerstein and Frances Walbridge. a matter of fact there. is not a de- Miss Anne Williamns is f a c u 1 t y bate. on foreign policy in the House sponsor at the National College o! of Representatives in which the war Education for the International club. debts are not mentioned. They are ever-present in the minds of Con- gress. an obstacle to 'negotiations Christian Science Ouir fanions Trinîbe. spee.. talor shoos off ered: ai a speelal sale price. Now in the tinte to buy these pop- ular browu and white shoes et a mal çS w)ng!q.youl'i want more than one pair when you se. what grand bu&ys they really arc. WJFDOLDTeS Evanston on Davis St. ]Plamwiang t. Sf114. Modernize or Rtepair This Suininer? WE, HAVE MONEY TO. LEND