Peace Group Contemplates Lasting Peace Through Study
A CBS hookup carries a discussion on which way to lasting peace. The Commission to Study the Organization of Peace formed to study peace terms and spark nationwide study groups. Dr James T Shotwell chairs the study and Dr William Allan Neilson chairs the executive committee. Six major groups sponsor the effort including the American Association of University Women and the League of Nations Association.
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C.B.S
James T. Shotwell
Shotwell
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
American Association of University Women
American Union For
Church Peace Union
League of Nations Association
World Citizen’s Association
National Council of the Ywca
Foreign Student Tells of Java Life and Plans
A Dutch Javanese student, Herawati, describes daily routines from two to four naps, then a new day begins with visits, sports, or studies until 8:30 meals. She confesses she still naps in the afternoon and plans to return to Java to pioneer newspaper work on Dutch, Javanese, or Malay presses.
Wesleyan Hosts Political Parley With National Figures
Wesleyan University prepares a student organized political parley featuring Ernest K. Lindley of Ws Week, Dr. Samuel Forbes Rae and Edward L. Bernays on public opinion polls, Senator Claude Pepper, Congressman Dewey Short, and Professor Max Lerner. The event includes discussions on polls and the 1940 outlook.
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Rer
Washington
Ernest K. Lindley
Ws Week
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Samuel Forbes Rae
American Institute of Public Opinion
Edward L. Bernays
Claude Pepper
Florida
Dewey Short
Missouri
Max Lerner
Williams College
Hamilton To Speak To Anti War Council
Al Hamilton executive secretary of the Labor Anti War Council will speak on "Alternatives to Armaments Economics" next Tuesday March 5 to the Columbia University Keep America Out of War Council. The meeting starts at 12 noon in Room 415 Business and is open to all.
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al Hamilton
Labor Anti-War Council
Columbia University Keep America
Barnard Students Sought for Childs Rainbow Room Contest
Childs and Co. sponsors a singer search at the Childs Rainbow Room located at 103 Street and Broadway. The contest runs Monday March 4 to Friday March 9 and offers $25 for a single singer or $12.50 each if two are chosen. Open to girls with good voices and appearance from Barnard College and Columbia University.
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Nollywood
Childs and Co
Childs Rainbow Room
103 Street
Broadway
Columbia
Barnard
Student Elections and Club Meetings Schedule Today
Undergraduate officers elections run today from 10 to 4 in the Conference Room. Cyril Richardson speaks to the Episcopal Club at 4 in the Conference Room. A S A booth on Jake from 12 to 1 on Monday. Forum meets Monday at 4 in the Little Parlor to discuss Red Scares. Fine Arts Club to visit city galleries next week and plan a Philadelphia trip soon.
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Episcopal Club
Cyril Richardson
A.S.A
Jake
Forum
Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Essay Contest On Sharecropper Problem For Students
An essay contest for college students on A Proposed Solution to the Sharecropper Problem is announced by the Educators Committee of National Sharecroppers Week for March 4–10. Winners win publication in the Nation. entries due March 31 to College Contest National Sharecroppers Week, 112 East 19 Street.
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Educators Committee of
America
East 19 Street
Hotel Commodore
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
J. R. Butler
Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored People
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Commodore
Dio
Mecca Temple
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Paul Muni
Tallulah Bankhead
John Barrymore
Ruth Gordon
Helen Hayes
Greater New York
Educators Committee
N. Y
Arthur D. Gayer
Economics
Barnard
March 8 Weekend Availability Notices For Can
March 8 weekender slots open at Can for groups with unfilled applications. Up to twenty girls can be accommodated for the weekend March 8 to 10. Clubs or private parties may apply. one leader and a contact person must be named and sent to Fac es Heavy immediately. Earlier applications take precedence.
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C.y
Ac Perone
U .Se
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Fine Arts Club
Dr. Gayer
Asia
112Th St
Johnnie
John-Jay Lion's den
John Jay
Lcs
Miloni
Speed
Franconia Notch
N. H
Bob Bourdon
Vermont
New England
RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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