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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

May I be allowed to call the special attention of your readers to the lecture on Labrador which Dr. Grenfell is to give at the Union tonight? No one who heard his lecture at Sanders Theatre a couple of years ago, and saw the photographs of scenery and men, will stay away; but there are other students for whom the names of Grenfell and of Labrador now mean little, and to them I would say that this is a precious opportunity, not only to increase their knowledge of our continent, but to enlarge their human sympathies. Dr. Grenfell is first of all a man, a man of the eternal heroic type; and merely to get the impression which his personality unconsciously gives one is an inspiration. WILLIAM JAMES.