Introducing: Mr. A verage Student. He is 21 years of age, and cam e to the University from his home on a Travis County farm. He is a Methodist by religious sect preference; he earns part of his e x penses; he takes English and fails in m athematics. The annual re port of the Registrar for the school year of 1930-1931 of the Main 4 v niversity reveals, of the stu dents enrolled, that the greatest I From a wealth o f statistics and J charts, som e of which he passed I out to the audience to exam

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... ne, * Jy in d from his own observations and the observations of others who I have been watching the Russian ! five-year plan, Dr. Solomon Greg-I ory Levit, director of the Medico-Browne Will Talk Monday Night In Garrison Hall I Speaker to M ake U se Recent Experiences In Travels O f Biological Institute o f Moscow, in his lecture "T he Advanced S it uation of the Russian Five-Year Plan in 1932," deduced that the plan has thus far been a success. Dr. Levit spoke last night at the Y. M. C. A. under the a u s pices of the Current Econom ics Club. He is leaving for Russia Tuesday, having com pleted a ar's research in collaboration wit7i Dr. H erm ann J. Muller, pro fessor of zoology, at the I niver sity. birth and death rates. From 1910 j to 1914 25 persons out of every! thousand died per year, and in 1931 only thirteen out of every; thousand. Out of every hundred babies born during the years from 1910 to 1914 27 died yearly, whereas in 1931 tw elve out of a hundred died.