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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1939

Page

2

Catlin to Speak on Critics of Democracy at McMillin Theatre

Dr. E G Catlin former Cornell history professor and Baliol College Oxford graduate will deliver a lecture on Critics of Democracy this afternoon at 4 in McMillin Theatre. Attendance is required for Crovernment majors and open to others interested. first in a three lecture series with dates to be announced.

E.G. Catlin Cornell University Baliol College Oxford University McMillin Theatre

Sino-Japanese War Discussed at Foreign Policy meeting

Dr Chao-Ting asserted China’s national unity remains intact amid Japanese aggression and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek is more popular than ever. AP reporter Haldore Hanson noted Japan controls only cities and communication lines, with morale as the key factor. Columbia University’s Hugh Borton analyzed Japan’s finances as weak but not collapsing, citing debt, savings, taxes, and trade balances.

China Chao-Ting Foreign Policy Association Chiang Kai-shek Haldore Hanson Associated Press Mr. Hanson Hugh Borton Columbia University Japan Borton Mr. Borton

Senior Proctors Relax At Polls And Send Pencils To Voters

Senior proctors Janet Younker and Lenore Altschule volunteer at the Conference Room polls handing ballots and pencils while chatting with voters. They report ballots outnumber voters and suggest using ordinary paper if ballots run out as the press asks about coverage.

Janet Younker Lenore Altschule Miss Altschule Younker Mrs. Read Mrs. Johns Miss Younker

Junior Show Rehearsals Urgently Announced for Girls

Junior Show chairman urges all girls connected with the event to attend full dress rehearsals tonight and tomorrow night. Rehearsals start promptly at 6 30 p.m.

Athletic Board Luncheon With Physical Education Staff

The Athletic Association officers dine with the Physical Education Department staff today at 12:00 in 401 Barnard Hall. Each department member will be escorted by an Association member.

The Athletic Association Physical Education Department Barnard Hall

French Club noon meeting at Milbank Hall

A French Club business meeting is scheduled for noon at 12:00 in 104 Milbank Hall. All members are urged to attend.

Milbank Hall

College Tea Planned by Mrs Seals in Parlor Today

Mrs Seals of the speech department will host a college tea this afternoon at four o clock in the college parlor. The event aims to welcome faculty and students and provide a social gathering on campus.

Union Leader Bert Witt to Speak at Barnard Chapter

Bert Witt, secretary of the New York District of the American Student Union, will address the Barnard Chapter at 4 00 Thursday afternoon in the Conference Room. The college is invited to attend.

Bert Witt New York The American Student Union Barnard

Erratum Corrects Refugee Fund Statement

An erratum notes an erroneous statement about the Refugee Fund from February 28. It identifies Dr. Edgar J. Fisher as Assistant Director of the Institute of International Education and Dr. Stephen Duggan as its Director.

Refugee Fund Edgar J. Fisher Institute of International Education Stephen Duggan

Drive For Refugee Fund Reaches $475

A continuing update notes contributions to the refugee fund totaling 475 dollars. The piece argues admitting more refugees supports food distribution and aids oppressed people here rather than funding oppressors, citing support from former President Hoover and clergy.

Drive For Cohann Germany Hoover

Columbia College Drives Refugee Aid Fund Across Campus

Columbia College aims to raise 337.35 for refugee relief with a campus drive. An all-campus meeting in McMillin Theatre is planned, with Dewey possibly speaking, to boost contributions for Central Europe and Spanish refugees. Participating groups include the College, Law School, and various student federations.

Columbia College Refuge McMillin Dewey Afugee Central Europe Spain House The University Feder | of Democracy and Interrual Freedom Student Chrstian Association Jewish State’ Society American St:lent Union Interfaith Co.ncil

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