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Editorial
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April 1940
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EDITORIAL
With the recent announcement by Joseph Vince of a new and larger Salle d'Armes to be located only a few blocks from us so soon after the establishment of the Salle d'Armes Santelli which is even one block closer, we begin to feel like Mahomet. Here we will have what are probably the two largest private fencing salles in the world within stone's throw. Then, too, the Intercollegiate Fencing Championships are being held this month over near Washington Square, the same stone's throw. Are not the mountains moving in on the prophet? (Or is it the profit?) We like to dream that that is so, but feel that it is probably advisable to await announcement that the Fencers Club has taken quarters on Waverly Place before we become too puffed up about it.
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We have received an interesting letter from an anonymous writer in regard to an article published in our last issue. Due to the writer's anonymity we are at a loss to develop further facts concerning his contentions. We are very much interested. We beg that he reveal himself. He need not fear any breach of confidence on our part. This being the only means at our disposal of reaching him, we hereby solicit his further correspondence.
