Leader of Youth to Speak Today

today. Dr. Solzbacher received I n doctorate in political and economic sci ciice from Cologne tin v er-.il \ . G I T many, and al though only t w e n t y six yearo l d he has addressed au diences in Europe aggrega t ing 50,000 people. It is his belief thai war might he abedished by p r o m o t i n g fr iendship amoi iM the youth of the nations of the wor ld , and in defense of this theory, lie i ll'ers the expe rience ga ined by observing conditions in fifteen countries. C a r r y i n g the slogan, " L e t us substi tute t in risk of peace rather than the In torical risk of war ." he organized in iu. i l ;i Kuropcan I l isarniuni . in Conference. Dr. Solzbacher iauthor of sex eral hooks, one being " I ' lu Social I 'hilosophy of W a l l e r Ral l icimiu. Ka themau was a former G e r m a n foreign minister. Dr . Solzbacher speaks here under the ausp ices ol the Speakers' Bureau of the Adul t Kducation Counci l of C h i c a g o . 11 is address in assembly on t i n G e r m a n movement w i l l probably In the last of a series made this last month in the Un i ted Stales. In last week's assembly the (lis miss ion of curtesy was brought to a close by Dr . I l ruhacher. " I In thing that impresses me most in in terv iewing teachers," he stated, "is their maimers. Good manners and a considerateness for the o t h e r person are what make you courteous. I t is, of course, an expression of your general habits. If you a n habitual ly courteous, hab i tua lh good-mannered, your a t t i tude to ward the faculty and fellow stu dents is cor rec t / ' Dr . I l rubachcr believes that the relat ionship In twecu the students and faculty i unsatisfactory and could be in proved upon. In closing his a d d n to the students be said, " Y o u ai cordial ly invited to come and gel acquainted wi th your faculty, to meet them openly and socially." ! VI lv I I I I . ! I ' l I K I ' bin; T K U I I K K S , Ar.BANY, X. V.. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933 $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.