Show MEN I DEMAND RETURN or Of PHONOGRAPH Declare Present Ban Denies De Dc- ni flies nies s Them a Part of Their Musical Training LONDON LO TJ- TJ June 12 AP Cam AP-Cam- Cam Cambridge bridge university students are tr try try- ing log to get the tho ban raised on the phonograph which for mapy map years ears has been forbidden within university university university sity bounds and on the neighboring river Lovelorn couples throughout England England Eng Eng- land are not happy unless they can have a phonograph In a canoe or punt with them on bright sunny days when they drift along shad shady streams Cambridge students are areno areno areno no exception and they resent the prohibition on tinned music Hoary headed Hoary headed professors proCessors of ot Sanskrit Sanskrit Sanskrit Sans Sans- krit and Hebrew resented the Invasion invasion Inva lava sion of ot phonographs nearly twenty years ago They said It was against the classical spirit of Cambridge to JO have popular music ringing through the Ivy clad courts and along the Intimate te little river about which th buildings are grouped But students students students stu stu- dents Insist that records are no longer of ot the tin panny character they were in years past and that university men are denied part of or their musical education through the th present ban Sandwich bay on the sunny coast of Kent renowned for Its colony of millionaires will wilt have a number of ro royal al VI visitors this this summer among them being being- the Prince of ot Wales who plans to sp spend nd a good part t of June there then Princess Elizabeth infant daughter daugh ter tel of the Duke and Duchess of York the fourth lady of ot the land Jand is also aiM to be at Sandwich ba bay durIng during during dur dur- ing June and her home during during- her her- first holidays at at the seashore wIllbe will willbe willbe be Rest Narrow Lady Astor's house which has been turned over to the duchess The duke has made plans to spend as itS much time as possible with the duchess and the baby Great Britain ha has half two t hobo hbo dogs doga which make long Ion railway trips alone whenever the spirit moves them The Battersea dogs' dogs home has made madea a report on the the- wanderings of or these two animals which have been cared cued for by the home and returned to their owners at Cambridge and Hastings More 1 than dogs passed through the home in 1925 and about were either returned to owners or placed In new homes Butterfly eggs have taken a boost In price because of bt later spring rains which interfered with their incubation V. W. L. L Newman man the only moth butterfly farmer In in England who sometimes fills orders for tor specimens has had a busy season at his farm ne near r Bexley as the de demand de- de mand for his produce this spring sprine has haC exceeded the supply Mr Newman who turned turied a hobby Into a profession was originally employed in a London tobacco shop devoting spare time to collecting and breeding Thirty years ago he started his Bexley farm after atter searching the British Isles for for or the sixty sixty-ht cht ht specimens or of butterflies and the species of ot moth may be labeled British Moth 1 and collecting and rearing as a hobby Is becoming in increasingly in- in popular among the younger generation Women esp esp are fond of seeing things grow gro and for that reason they prefer t to bu buy the eggs of ot ra rather than specimens said Mr Ir Newman Who attributes the growth of or the hobby to the natural history lessons in the tho schools going Church-going automobilists of ot Liverpool have voted a resolution o ot f thanks to the pastor of ot the Myrtle Myrte Street Baptist church who has converted the church yard ard Into a n. parking place for motor car owner owners own own- er ers desiring to attend services All Allot of ot the chur church h yard which faces aces a n. statue of ot the Rev Hugh Stowell Brown who was wee pastor of ot the old- old fashioned Myrtle street church somo some eighty years ago has been rearranged rearranged rearranged rear rear- ranged as a l parking place Dorothy Dickson Kansas Kansa actress attress who has won much touch favor favoron on the British stage has an excellent excellent excel- excel lent role In a new mystery pIa play The Gaunt Stranger Stranger- Although the he- play was launched during the general Bt strike ike It has been a a. success suc sue cess from the first night and prom- prom ices Ios ses to have hae a long run Miss Clemence Dane the author of or A Bill Dm of or Divorcement and many other successful plays says MYS the he vital difference between men and women Is that women instinctively Ively hate war and men do not And of ot all wars declares Miss Dane th the duel of ot sex Is the est eat st st. J t |