College Hears Dr Dean in Policy Talk on Russia
Dr. Vera Micheles Dean, research director of the Foreign Policy Association, told the Political Council Assembly last Tuesday that Russia is now viewed as a great power by major states. She urged frank discussion of Anglo-Saxon Russian cooperation and discussed Eastern European territorial needs for defense against future German aggression. She advocated a world organization to protect territories and opposed redistributing German resources, preferring an international commission with German input to guide postwar reconstruction. The Mos cow Teheran agreements, she said, reject restoring the prewar status quo in liberated Central and Eastern Europe, signaling a brighter future for those peoples.
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Russia
Vera Micheles Dean
Foreign Policy Association
Moscow
Teheran
Political Council Assembly
Dean
Europe
United States
Great Britain
World Organization
Germany
Britain
Central and
Eastern
Edward II At Theater Tonight Wigs and Cues presents Edward the Second
Wigs and Cues opens the first American production of Christopher Marlowe's Edward the Second at Brinckerhoff Theater directed by Jose Ruban. Mary Williamson oversees staging with Welles era tunics and costumes from Eaves. Cast includes Leora Dana as Edward II and Willa Babcock as Gaveston, with Raiford Ragsdale, Ellen Violett, Jennifer Howard and others in supporting roles. Proceeds from subscriptions go to the Barnard National War Fund. performances start tonight at 8 15 and continue tomorrow evening.
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Christopher Marlowe
Edward
Jose Ruban
Brinckerhoff
Barnard National War Fund
Jake
England
Wales
France
Mary Williamson
Eavés Costume Company
Katherine Cornell
Orson Welles
Willa Babcock
Gaveston
Leora Dana
Edward the
Raiford Ragsdale
Lancaster
Ellen Violett
Mortimer the Elder
Jennifer Howard
Mortimer the Younger
Elizabeth Craven
Edmund
Earl of
Kent
Elizabeth Stone
Warwick
Marcia Balfour
Pembroke
Virginia Warfield
Coventry
Ruth Hein
Canterbury
Margaret Feury
Isabella
Babette Fisher
Beaumont
Peggy Hine
Spencer
Anne Edgar
Baldock
Monica Wyatt
Lady Margaret de Clare
Iola Stetson
Arundel
James
Laverne
Margaret Diem
Prince Edward the Second
Plaque To Honor Alumnae Serving In Women’s Armed Forces
A wooden plaque list of alumnae serving in WAVES and other branches will be installed soon after Christmas, with space for 150 to 200 names in three columns. The project, led by Doris Landre, may be temporary and later replaced by a metal memorial.
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Jake
National Service Committee
Doris Landre
Landre
Placque
Miss Landre
German Club Christmas Tree Party With Nativity Play
Deutscher Kreis hosts a traditional Yule celebration in Brooks Hall with a large Christmas tree, angels and carols. A Nativity Play features Margot Lowey as Maria and Anne Ross as Joseph among a cast of college students, followed by old fashioned German goodies.
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Brooks Hall
Deutscher Kreis
Margot Lowey
Maria
Anne Ross
Joseph
Molly Wilby
Gabriel
Natalie Wildstein
Philomena Guilleband
Fern Marie Albert
Pat Fitzgerald
Claire Kleinschmidt
Three Kings
Margaret Partright
Marzipan
Pfeffernussen
Stollen
Benefit Dance for NWF Rescheduled to January 9
The National War Fund benefit dance is moved to January 9 for the new apprentice seamen group. It runs 3 to 5 PM on the first Sunday after vacation with tickets 75 cents, on sale Wednesday noon January 5, per Suzy Cole, Barnard Hall Social Committee chair.
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National War Fund
Jake
Suzy Cole
Barnard Hall
Rossell and Nicholson Compete in Badminton Final
Idris Rossell and Doris Nicholson won their semi finals and will play the championship in the gymnasium Friday at noon. Nicholson seeks back to back titles following last year's victory. a correction notes Nicholson is the winner, not Russell as previously stated.
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Idris Rossell
Doris Nicholson
Miss Nicholson
Miss Russell
Urge Students Contribute More To Paper Drive
The War Activities Committee asks students to add to the paper drive closing Tuesday. Five cases of newspapers and magazines have been collected for reuse. Scraps tied in bundles count. every hundred pounds sold to a dealer funds paper mills. The drive for ten barrels of clothes for Greek War Relief neared its seventh barrel, with sweaters jackets skirts and dresses donated. The Prisoner's Aid book drive completed a case of technical books for POW education. unsuitable books were sent to the USO.
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War Activities Committee
Hope Simon
W.A.C
Jake
W.A.C. Committee
USO
Drive Nears Two Thousand Dollar Barnard War Fund Drive
The Barnard War Fund Drive reports a total raised of 1662.75 with 2,000 goal in sight. Donations are listed by class year with amounts from the faculty and student groups, plus profits from events like Winter Ball and a Christmas Poster campaign.
Christmas Concert Set For Dec 18 at St Pauls Chapel
Barnard Columbia Singers join the Midshipmen’s choir and Columbia University Orchestra for a concert at St Paul’s Chapel on Saturday at 8 30 pm. Prof Seth Bingham directs with Faure Requiem Loeffler By the Rivers of Babylon and three Christmas carols. Proceeds support war remembrance. Tickets available at Barnard Music Dept 406 Barnard.
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Barnard Columbia Singers
Midshipmen’s Choir
Columbia University Orchestra
St. Paul’s Chapel
Music Department
Barnard
Seth Bingham
Columbia Music Department
Galerie Faure
Loeffler
Barnard Christmas Assembly to Feature Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College will hold its annual Christmas Assembly at 1 10 Tuesday with an address by Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve. The Barnard Glee Club will sing carols and perform portions of its Christmas concert as part of the program. The Dean’s Christmas message will be broadcast on WJZ during the last fifteen minutes.
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Barnard
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard Glee Club
Dean Gildersleeve
WJZ
Glee Club
Hold Traditional Candlelight Chapel Service at St Pauls
The Christmas Candlelight Service at St Pauls Chapel starts this afternoon at 5 15 with the Chapel Choir singing hymns. Undergraduate president Joan Garey and Interfaith Council president Ethel Wiess read two lessons. A following supper for the choir and party attendants costs fifty cents, with games and dancing through 10 o clock in Earl Hall. The Residence Halls Christmas Tea is set for Sunday afternoon December 19.
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St. Pauls Chapel
Joan Garey
Ethel Wiess
Inter- Faith Council
University Christian Association
Earl Hall
UCA
Grace Mills
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Babylon
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