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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
2
The speaker argues farmers pay freight charges twice, cannot pass costs to others, and face higher freight rates postwar while railroads prosper. He advocates cooperative marketing and government supported producer to consumer networks to curb monopolies and reduce prices, even if it requires government involvement in business.
Reporters visit the theatre to cover Wigs and Cues with details of players Misses Owen Rich Hope Schiff Frankfeld Spiltoir and others. The play features Ralph the grocer's boy as a knight, Varley Stiffs as the apprentice, Alice Ittner as the heroine, and Peggy Goodell as the fiddler. The venue will be turned into a barn with hay and hens for the show. Tickets go on sale all week.
The Representative Assembly debated whether senior PE requirements achieve their aims. Proposals urged including the whole calendar week, allowing walking as credit, and recognizing dancing and swimming as valid team activity alternatives. Officers announced Barnard Senior Fellows nominees and a Spring Drive chair appointment.
The Columbia committee on the Russian Student Delegation will raise funds to send several University students abroad. On April 20 at International House they will present Tolstoys Polikushka a Moscow Art Theatre motion picture starring former cast members. Tickets cost one dollar at Earl Hall or from the Student Council of New York 289 Fourth Avenue for details.
The Livingston Collegiate Club at 306 W 109th St offers a homelike dining atmosphere with luncheon 65 cents and dinner one dollar. Dine daily except Sunday with a la carte service, reservations for meetings, bridge parties, and afternoon tea dances. Moderate room charges. Managers Frances A Seidell and Anne J Shannon.
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