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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES SCIENCE PARLEY. WASHINGTON, D.C. MAY 10. A GENERAL VIEW OF CONSTITUTION HALL TONIGHT AS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESSED MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTH AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS. DELEGATES FROM THE PAN AMERICAN NATIONS HEARD THE PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS ON THE GERMAN INVASION OF HOL
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