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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly bulletin appears dated Friday April 20 1945 as Vol XLIX No 37. Editor in Chief Joan Raup oversees staff including Betty Smith Jane Weidland and Ruth Landesman with a large NEWS BOARD of students. Subscription details indicate eight dollar annual rate.
The Red Cross fundraising drive remains below its goal, urging students to donate tomorrow. A carnival will feature sensational attractions, with every penny spent supporting Red Cross relief. Bulletin asks readers to buy a birthday card for Tony Barnard's Foster Child, noting even small nickels help.
Parisian born artist Maxa Nordau exhibits at the Henry Hudson Branch NY Public Library 10 Seventh Ave South. Works in watercolor ink pencil sepia charcoal include Portrait of a Pansian Fall and Winter on the Loire and Central Park oils. Exhibition closes April 30 with purchase option and prior shows in Paris London and Mexico City.
Audrey Middlebrook leads Red Cross hostess visits at Camp Shanks New Jersey, entertaining over 1000 wounded weekly. Volunteers from Westchester and nearby counties join sessions, with one weekly three hour visit on average, offering cards, bowling, tea, and conversation to lift veterans' spirits.
A brief lesson offers Italian birthday phrases for Tony and a note about a Tony booth at the fair raising funds for the Red Cross. It mentions Tony has many foster parents and will turn twelve, with cards available of various kinds and descriptions to delight him.
A geology class on a Hudson River ferry trip to Edgewater ends with the vessel running aground and striking shad nets. Students, including naval officers in uniform, wait for rescue as gas runs low and the group contemplates improvised life gear.
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