Marsh Opposes FDR Vetoed Tax Bill Riders
Dr. Qonald Marsh of the economics department condemns the tax measure as inadequate and notes that it would raise only 800 thousand dollars in revenue. He argues riders widen loopholes including exemptions for soldiers bonuses and firms renegotiating contracts. He highlights excess profits, calls for tighter taxation, and cites treasury estimates of a net 40 thousand dollar gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qonald Marsh
Economics Department
Dr. Marsh
Marsh
Congress
Treasury
Mersh
Milk Bar Sponsored by A A News Health Committee
The A A News Health Committee will sponsor a Milk Bar this Wednesday on Jake from 11 to 4 where chocolate and white milk will be sold. Acting chairman Phyllis Hleecker urges midwinter vitamin take and promises free cookies to buyers. Sabra Follett announces a Ping Pong tournament and invites sign ups on Jake. matches run this week with tables set daily from 12 to 2 in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Committee
Jake
Phyllis Hleecker
Sabra Follett
Games
Athletic Association
Conference on Christianity Held at Barnard and Nearby
Delegates including Seabury Henry Leiper and Mrs Sibley attended sessions at Brinckerhoff Theatre and Riverside Church. Dr Ordway Tead spoke on student preparation for post war problems while Sunday chapel featured Dr Winburn Thomas and student leaders from Barnard Union Theological Seminary and Hunter College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabury
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Henry S. Leiper
World Council of Churches
Harper Sibley
Rochester
Ordway Tead
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Sibey
Riverside Church
Winburn Thomas
Student Volunteer Movement
Japan
Richard Hudson
Student Christian Movement of
New York State
Barnard
Shirley Sexauer
University Christian Association
Miss Seabury
Wooster
Barl Hall
Patricia Warburton
Barnard ‘44
UCA
Myla Stuntz
Union Theological Seminary
National Intercollegiate Christian Council
Elgera Jaborg
Christian Association
Hunter College
WAVE Tea Series at Barnard Aims to Recruit Waves and Wacs
Barnard College hosts March Teas featuring WAVE Lieutenant Selle Barnard and Ensign Martha Farmer to discuss training and Navy life. Motion pictures illustrate WAVES roles while seniors may enlist and stay inactive until graduation. A raft and SOS gear display accompanies the event with later teas for Spars Wacs and Marines. Barnard graduates already serving are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAVE
Barnard
Rosilind Derroudy Selle Barnard
Navy
Selle
Martha I. Farmer
Rice To Address Episcopal Club
Chaplain Otis R. Rice will address the Episcopal Club today in the Conference Room at 4. President Marjorie Wysong announces the topic Symptoms of A Sound Personal Religion. He will discuss faith practice church beliefs and offer suggestions about keeping a good Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis R. Rice
Episcopal Club
Marjorie Wysong
Rice
Episcopal Church
Community Service Bureau Seeks More Settlement Volunteers
The Community Service Bureau calls for volunteers for settlement tasks at the Morning Side Community Center and Manhattanville Day Nursery. Roles include Big Sisters for adolescent girls, hospital work, and nursery assistance with defense workers’ children. Florence Levine and Ruth Bradshaw lead, with volunteers urged to sign up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Bureau
Jake
Morningside Community Center
Harlem
Manhattanville Day Nursery
Defense
National Service
Bureau
Florence Levine
Ruth Bradshaw
Dawn Shaw
Lily Levitsky
Ruth Lyttle
Beatrice Becker
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A.A. News
Teas
May Murray
Spars
Anna Louise Halle
Mary Jane Heyl
Mary Roberta Bradford
Anne Bruchal
Margaret Jackson
Irene Lyons
Lucille Dannenberg Merkin
Margaret O’rourke
Doris Prochaska
Rosemary Riley
Zenia Sachs
Pat Wetter
Elizabeth Robinette
Nor Ro
Betty
Jean
Jessie
Bonnie
Ruth
Columbia
Monica
Weiss
P. S
Van
Natl Polish
Chrystojlyna
Lorr Laboratories
Paterson
New Jersey
E. T. Reynolds
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