A Conservative Association To the Editor of the "Nonmu-Cuina Dany News"
Sin.—Will you allow us to tention to a matier which may interest many Cambridge graduates Jamong your readers?
In November 1934 the Cambridge! [Conservative "Graduate Association was inaugurated, with a committee of residents and non-residents, and with three main objects, (a) that nominations for the university seats might Joe on a satisfactory basis, (b) that) contact might be maintained with all Conservative graduates resident and non-resident, (c) that the interest in university polities of the members of ithe EU. Conservatvie Association might be maintained after graduation.
University graduates have in their special representation an _historic right and university representatives have a distinctive position, both of Jwhich can be strengthened and en-fianced by broadening channels of Jcommunication between electors and burgesses. We, therefore invite all JCambridge graduates to inform us of their readiness to become members of ithe Conservative Graduate Association. The subscription is $5. per annum, or £1. 1s, Od. for life. It is hoped to issue an annual bulletin.
'A, B. Rausav. President.
Gitasier of Magdalene.)
Secretary.
(Queen's College.)
Treasurer.
68, Grange Road,
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