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G. E. House of Magic in Philadelphia.--The Franklin Institute is pleased to announce that it is to have for exhibition purposes for two weeks, from November second to seventeenth, inclusive, the General Electric Company's famous House of Magic which has just been released from the World's Fair in Chicago. Those who visited the Fair will recall that this exhibit was one of the most attractive and most popular on the fair grounds. It is being removed intact to the Museum and will be in operation during the two weeks abovenamed. THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

OFFICERS FOR 1934

President Vice-presidents Secretary Assistant Secrelary and Librarian Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Controller

NATHAN HAYWARD HENRY HOWSON C. C. TUTWILER W A L T O N FORSTALL W. CHATTIN WETHERILL HOWARD M CCLENAHAN ALFRED RIGLING BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MARSHALL S. MORGAN WILLIAM F. JACKSON, JR.

Board of Managers HENRY BUTLER ALLEN GEORGE H. BENZON, JR. EDWARD G. BUDD FRANCIS T. CHAMBERS G. H. CLAMER CHARLES H. EWING SAMUEL S. FELS

WILFRED W. FRY C. D. GALLOWAY ARTHUR W. GOODSPEED CLARENCE A. HALL GEORGE A. HOADLEY A. ATWATER KENT L. H. KINNARD ROBERT W. LESLEY

HORACE P. LIVERSIDGE M A L C O L M LLOYD, JR. RICHARD W. LLOYD CHARLES PENROSE GEORGE WHARTON PEPPER JAMES S, ROGERS GEORGE D. ROSENGARTEN SAMUEL M. VAUCLAIN