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life. because of t exttiusted by 1 ang because an “{gnorance. 1 shall ‘Ou got here easily + aren't f. ghtened pe noel : “ . the brillia: . ete have do ten times - ‘and because 7 of the examiner; mbership was ag ‘significant, a Cambriag » &8 the much- 7! lieiead a 2 vement, a United. Front or-‘: “You.” Lees would tell hing 5 G#misation whose - numerous 7 searingly, “will get a First i cue your energies are n a ' Bi cing -and-country * With more acumen than the ? Woolly’ pacifists whom he now. ound Dimself associated with, ; i débate at the ft he saw that it Was futile to cam- , ‘you—and get of his prediction proved pres war He d 30 to James Klug. | Cisely accurate, ° . Mann; an able literar historian . Who is. now a legding . Com. THE MARCHER © mnuast and Klugmann said ee Le 7 Place is in the Party” 17s. oa .[ > , In "the Cambridge of those my And the baitle ; davs Socialist and Communist _ FUIEN HO URNA . porte acuates had many “oP te r 5 re . Portunities g emonstrating peege HIS. -frlendshtp with, | Erele CPposition to the existing © * the innocent arfd con- | order. One was provided by the - scientious ex- miner _, Hunger March of 193¢ - en ) from Nottingham may be i? With other ‘undergraduates, ‘ ,Barded as crucial in the «olit.2 Guy went to Huntingdon (tg tical development of Guy Bur- v, Witet the marchers, marched . fee racial oth im itself ana Nith whem 1 apbridge, and n_its corollaries. . bp ae en went to London (b train) "Lees, introduced’ “him ” to"; to meet them again and maret, 2 David Aaden-Guest. ‘one With them to Hyde Park, | i _ Several of Guy's friends who One Armistice Day the ener.. . Were later to be killed in Spain - etic pacifists of Antl-War and from now on he frequented to: ab F *4be Pitt Club less and sp Ore time in the less eleg -- Siciety of the oolitically Sous undergraduates . CF _ th 4 e <doined , the Anti-war’ e Ovement organised am which was no} of their making,” os There was g battle with the — iy FOWwing toughs of Jesus College... @ pacifists won-—largely be. , Fause the tonghs Were broken « BP by @ 1925 Liha a8 Guy Insists, with a this wag Hotchkiss engine) : Oxford Union, - | that fs, they were enga, *, term-time only, and dur! a many of those taking Part in: . » th h e . of Seriousness orris Cowley car’. Unt we age 5. pili, 3 caddie” * armoured @¥ with’ mde ¥ i tied round It, navigated by yey. ; and driven straight at’ e+ ope vs : largest COnCEDiration. -of enemy by Julian Belt, 4t |, One: more! incident may.-'be! cited. ns The waiters in hall at his own college, arinity, Were employed on & More or jess casual : find work—or,. ; Probably -in those Mays, go. on the dole, By Guy was among thase’ who actively Organised the waiters; to protest against this System, ¢ and members of the college to4 support their protest, - It was? necessary to carry the rotest ¥ to the length of q Strike threat 4 the college, fearing’ the Publicity, gave WAY aed ar ara te « THE AGITATOR a TT And the historig ; LeU t aenae Ta ak OME of these demon."-| KF Strations : were Prob. ¢ A? bly regarded’ bys" en as hardly more than rags.f But: there Was a substratum in Guy + all this. WES fot only. to him, a series’ of daring escapades ; he ° Was fe after ‘all a historian «of ates, standing Promise—and, «4 rd: ing to “his recent” assai Bint, Principal ‘Goronwy Rees off th versity Coliege of Whles, e th ate of “the most brilliant undergradu. his time,” .