Mass Meeting Planned on Naval Conference and Nellogg Pact
Columbia professor chairs citywide student meeting on Naval Conference impact and Nellogg Pact. Mary Dublin of Barnard leads student questions on U S naval policy, disarmament, and defense funding amid support from Undergraduate Associations and partner colleges.
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Arthur W. MacMahon
Columbia Government Department
Mary Dublin
Barnard
Roy Veatch
Brookings
Charles Black
Union Theological Seminary
Nathaniel Weyl
Columbia
Student Federation Association
Hasting's Marionettes Delight Large Audience
Hasting's Marionettes drew a mixed crowd at the McMillin theatre on Saturday morning. The program included Myr, Mouse and Gingerbread, wooden soldiers, Rain and Shine, a Chinese fantasy, and We're in the Talkies Now with parodied film stars. Mrs Hasting's lighting and puppets impressed both children and parents. Director Denny announced a March 29 performance to close the season.
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Sue Easting
McMillin Theatre
Myr
Mouse
Kathy
Shiny
Crick-maker
Douglass Fairbanks
Adolphe Menjou
Buster Keaton
Vom Mix
Mrs. Hlasting
Denny
University Extension
Luc
Asting
Mrs Endicott addresses college crisis and parity
From Commerce and Finance February 12 column, Mrs Endicott discusses a crisis in colleges. She argues for parity in higher education facilities and contrasts it with naval parity as a lesser issue.
Greek Games Heralds Select Priestesses and Attendants
Vetesa at try outs in the compasm select the priestesses Heraids and horn reader for the Greek Games. Freshness Clea Benedix named priestess for Freshmen and Sopho mores pick Cattteara Swan. Sophomore clalloner delivered by Ethel Gireeufeld with Dien Phelps. Prof Perry leads priestesses and meralds. Miss Donnell and Miss Weeks helped judge the committee.
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Vetesa
Clea Benedix
Cattteara Swan
Ethel Gireeufeld
Dien Phelps
Prof. Perry
Creek Department
Miss Donnell
Miss Weeks
Alee
Gates Speaks at St Pauls Chapel on religion system
Dean Milo H Gates at St Pauls Chapel argues that religion requires a system to combat sin. He presented a series of ideas during the Mid-day service on March 6 noting Lent as a time to practice purposeful self denial and improve the system. He mentions a forthcoming talk by Dean Wathon Russell of Teachers College for Barnard students.
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Melo Gates
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Wathan Russell
Russell
Teachers College
Barnard
Kotex Sanitary Napkin Makes Inconspicuous Protection
Ottex claims shaped fit for inconspicuous protection with immaculacy and dainty feel. It emphasizes hygienic safety, used by over 85 percent of leading hospitals, made of Cel lucotton absorbent cellulose, five times absorbent and disposable, from Nocx Company in Chicago.
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Kotex
Nocx Company
Chicago
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