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Lv. New Orleans, La. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 P.M.—Mon., Dec. 25th

Ar. Los Angeles 4:30 P.M. —Wed., Dec. 27th

7:30 A.M.—Thur., Dec. 28th

Provide both standard, tourist, and chair car class.

RatEs Standard Tourist Chair Car

New Orleans to Los Angeles and return: $89.25 $73.30 $64.40
Lower berth round trip $29.40 $14.70

Travel Groups: It has been suggested that the pleasure of the
cross country journey might be greatly enhanced if groups of dele-
gates should travel together. It is also possible that groups may be
able to secure better rates than those quoted above. To facilitate
the organization of such groups, President Owens has requested the
following, who are located at several important points of departure,
to take charge of arrangements for group travel. Write to them, if
you want to join a group.

New York City: Professor P. O. Badger, New York University ;
Chicago: Major J. L. Griffith, Hotel Sherman; New Orleans: Dr.
W. C. Smith, Tulane University; Seattle: Professor C. C. May,
University of Washington.

Program and Special Attractions: Announcements regarding pro-
gram and arrangements for various entertainment features will be
made later in the N.C. A. A. Bulletin.

CoMMITTEE ON Local ARRANGEMENTS
W. Ackerman
EK. J. Miller
Arnold Eddy
W. O. Hunter
H. C. Willett, Chairman

PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION

The Executive Committee submits for consideration, and pro-
poses for adoption, at the Convention in Los Angeles, December
29th and 30th, 1939, the following revision of the Constitution of
the Association, with the following brief comments.

I. In large part the revision merely involves a rearrangement of
the provisions of the present Constitution and By-laws:—(1) to
bring together in one place provisions relating to the same subject,
now found in different parts of the Constitution and By-laws;
(2) to eliminate some overlapping and some apparent repetition and
possible conflict; (3) to incorporate in the Constitution existing
administrative practices which are not, at all points, in conformity
with the specific provisions of the Constitution; (4) to clarify the
language in some parts.

II. In addition to the above objectives, which involve only mat-
ters of rearrangement without essential substantive change, the pro-

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