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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1933

Page

3

Action calls for international reform amid world crisis

Dorothy Crook opens the World Economic Conference calling for remedies beyond hope and national psychology. She notes modern economics require world unity while mindsets remain parochial. Gena Tenney inaugurates Crook as president as officers and commissions set to discuss reparations and inter allied debts at Barnard Hall.

Dorothy Crook World Economic Conference Gena Tenney Barnard Hall Catherine Collyer Margaret Martin Tariff Commission Rose Somerville Jean Preston Commission On

Casting For Spring Play Begun At Brinckerhoff Theatre

The 1934 class selects Jean McDougall to star in Shaw's The Great Catherine with a seven member supporting cast. Cast list includes Jean Rugg Betty Grant Gertrude Rubsamen Claire Ehrlich Mary Wright and Emily Ruppe. Production directed by Dr Jeanette Barski. show on March 24 with free admission funded by blanket tax subsidy.

Jean McDougall Brinckerhoff Theatre Shaw Catherine Cues ‘Pring Miss McDougall Jean Rugg Susan Theole Patiomkin Betty Grant

Greek Games Plans Progress With Costume Colors Chosen

Freshman and sophomore Greek Games committees announced color schemes for costumes and names of charioteers priestesses and dancers. Sophomores will wear yellow with brown belts while two dancer groups feature lavender chartreuse blue gray shades and Apollo will appear in dark yellow. Freshmen athletes use red orange and dancers orange yellow while horses and charioteers wear green and gold.

Apollo Theda Rudberg Vivian Tenney Lyric Roselie Riggin Eleanor Schmidt Gertrude’ Rubsamen Sally Dermody Eleanor Glotzer Mary Lou Wright Katherine Horsburgh Elizabeth del Georgiana Remer Sally. Dermody Sally Pike Gerarda Green

Warning Against War Heard by Delegates

Sylvia Simon reports on Howard Williams urging American youth to oppose war at a World Economic Conference Dinner. Williams warns of three European danger spots, cites Germany's rise of fascism and communism, France as a stumbling block, and Russia's fragile capitalism, with Asia as a growing risk. He fears a future world war could spell the end of western civilization.

Howard Williams League For Independent Political Action Berlin Geneva Barnard America Dorothy Crook Miss. Clark Peardon Gayer Preston Martin and Somerville Carolyn Collyer Williams Europe Asia United States Germany Hitler France Italy Russia

Shotwell Speaks Today on War at 1 10

Professor James T. Shotwell internationally known for peace work will discuss War from a political view at a 1 10 assembly in the gymnasium. He has long served at Columbia University since 1908 and directed divisions within the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Shotwell James T. Shotwell Columbia University Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Social Science Research Council American Commission Paris London

Annual Shoe Exhibit Planned For Tomorrow

The Athletic Association sponsors an exhibit from 9 to 5 tomorrow in the Conference Room. Exhibitors include Alien Braverman Best & Co The Coward Shoe Co Franklin Simon & Co Julius Gromemnane and the Pediform Shoe Co Each will bring about twenty spring models The Coward Shoe Company will show a moving picture at intervals.

the Athletic Association, Owill Alien Braverman Best & Co The Coward Shoe Co Franklin’ Simon & Co Julius Gromemnane Pediform Shoe Co Coward Shoe Company

Three Nominated For Honor Board Chairman

Jane Rine, Catherine Strateman, and Mildred Wells are nominated for Honor Board chairman for the class of 1934. The Undergraduate Association met in Barnard Hall Room 304 to decide the nominations. Rine is former Social Service chair. Strateman is Mortarboard business manager and Greek Games leader. Wells presides over the Episcopal Club and vocational chair.

Jane Rine Catherine Strateman Mildred Wells Barnard’ Hall Mortarboard Mildred - Wells Episcopal ’ Club

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