Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-11

a common civilization. Liberty must be bought with a high price, and we are paying a high price with the loss of our most brilliant and masterful men. Democracy, Christianity and freedom are bound up in the struggle for which all must be sacrificed.
 In response to the German chance1- lor's statement that 'militarism necessarily knows no law" England entered into the present war situation. It did so with the realization that such condition of affairs was a menace to civilization. A war situation brings always three necessities: Need of sup plies for army, need of supplies for civilization, need of keeping up export trade.
 To these three situations women have contributed enormously and suc- cessfully. At the present time in England over five million women are replacing men in the business of the community ip the shops, in railway tasks, in transportation, in mines, in munition factories, in farms, in fact everywhere that a woman can possibly be woman will be found taking over the work of man.
 The food situation of England at the present time is very trying one. England can raise but 12 weeks of grain owing to climatic conditions. Starvation is the great danger of Eng land, and Germany knows the fact of his weakness. Consequently much pod must be produced and the farm : ng must be much more intense than yer before. Hoover, the food comp roller of the United States, is we'll in nd IOlCr rom English viewpoints, food comp roller is a heroic man. He has diff ult work to do and it is a well known 2ct that no food controller can be uccessful unless people help him. lany of the English food measures }ealing with rationing food to con erve the supply are policies of MT Ioover
 At the end of her speech Miss Fraser
 as heartily applauded by the audi nee, which filled the hall.
 The New Postoffce.
 One of the most appreciated pres nts which arrived at the college dur g the Christmas recess is the post flee, with it's neatly fitted furniture
 he postoffice is situated in the col age gymnasium and is under the su-
 arvision of a postmistress which po-
 tion is filled by one of the students. Iail boxes, each with it's separate
 9mbination, a parcel post window, a amp window and a mail slide, com
 "ises the furnishing of the office
 This latest acquisition to the college
 foperty is a much needed one and
 ne which will be much appreciated by
 ae entire college body. Previous to
 1e arrival of the boxes, mail was de-
 Vered in a very slipshod manner
 :om a window in the building. A
 1sserby in the morning would be apt ) see a crowd of 50 or 100 girls all rouped together about an open door nd hear cries of Get mine!" but
 anks to the kindly Christmas arrival this unnecessary waste of time d energy will be eliminated.
 Held Class Dance. M
 Miss Mary Chipman of New Lon l, chairman of the 1919 fund com ttee, was hostess at a class dance the college gymnasium on Saturday ming. Seventy-five couples attend Over $50 has been realized from affair, which is the first of a se- ! of entertainments to be given tt SC the required principal of $500. College Gets $50,o00 Fund. | Considerable interest and pleasur, | ls afforded the college body by tn, lnouncement of a fund of $5O,00 | hich was recently left to the college | le interest of the fund is to provid, permanent professorship in som | ibject of education. The fund, b,
 e terms of the will, will not b.
 ailable until after the property ant