Goodrich Explains ILO Functions for Labor Policy
Carter Goodrich outlined the International Labour Office in Geneva at a Economics Majors meeting. He detailed its role within the League of Nations, its conventions and ratifications, and its advice to governments on social legislation.
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International Labor Office
Geneva
Carter Goodrich
Goodrich
I.L.O
League of Nations
LL. C
United States Social Security Board
Canada
Mr. Goodrich
I.S.O
Ll.o
France
United States
Lost And Found Auction At College Today
The Lost and Found office will auction items collected over the past year today from 12 to 20 M in the Conference Room. Auctioneer Ruth Taub enhaus will oversee a regular sale featuring fountain pens gloves compacts glass cases hats scarves apparel gym suits textbooks and a fur coat. Everyone is urged to attend and hunt for bargains.
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Lost
Ruth Taubenhaus
Council Suspends Fellowship Drive
The council suspends the Student Fellowship Drive for one year to seek student sentiment on its continuation. A committee led by Sophomore President Phyllis Wiegard will keep the fellowship in view and a poll will measure undergraduate opinion on the project.
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Phyllis Wiegard
Cervantes Honored In Spanish Program Recital
A campus program celebrated Cervantes with a sonnet by Elvira Ferrer 38, a Don Quixote scene by Helen Hirsch, a Calderon de la Barca play, a dramatized ballad, folk songs by Helen Jefferson 38, and recitations by Hella Heyman 41, Anna Waldron 38, Judith Lenert 738, Betty Rice 38, and Dana Clarke. The event closed with modern songs from Mexico and Chile and a one act Quinero brothers play presented by retiring president Jacqueline Goodier.
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Cervantes
Elvira Ferrer
Don Quixote
Helen Hirsch
Calderon de la Barca
Helen Jefferson
Hella Heyman
Anna Waldron
Judith Lenert
Betty Rice
Dana Clarke
Mexico
Chile
Quintero Brothers
Jacqueline Goodier
Notices for A2 Physical Education Reports
All sections must report to Room 304 on Tuesday at 1 10 P M in street clothes. Freshman gym classes will not meet Monday.
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Wil
Barnard Botanical Club Spring Tea This Afternoon
The Barnard Botanical Club hosts a spring tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 P.M. in the Milbank Hall Milbank Hall rooftop greenhouse. The college is invited to attend.
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Barnard Botanical Club
Milbank Hall
Greek Games Programs Available By Mail
Programs for the Greek Games may be obtained until May 12 for fifteen cents by writing Nanette Hodgman through Student Mail.
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Nanette Hodgman
Pineapple Juice Bar Sails from Jungle Health Event
The Health Committee hosts a Pineapple Juice Bar from 10 AM to 5 PM on Monday. At noon, girls in Hawaiian costume will sell pineapple juice as part of a prize package from the Barnard Navy’s imaginary health cruise to Hawaii.
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Barnard “Navy
Hawaii
Camp offers second Fall weekend at Bar nard Camp
Private groups clubs and organizations may book the second Fall weekend at Bar nard Camp. Applications should be sent promptly to Henrietta Gerken for consideration and scheduling.
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Barnard Camp
Henrietta Gerken
French Play at So ciete Francaise Final Meeting
At 4 PM Monday in the College Parlor the Hoffherr French diction class presents L Ecole des Mercs by Marivaux. Cast includes Celentha Aaronson 38 Sheila Baker 38 Rose De Biteto 39 Elizabeth Botham 38 Jean Goldstein 38 Helen Hirsch 38 and Irma Zwergel 40.
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Societe Francaise
Hoffherr
L’ecole Des Mercs
Marivaux
Celentha Aaronson
Sheila Baker
Rose de Biteto
Elizabeth Botham
Jean Goldstein
Helen Hirsch
Irma Zwergel
Barnard Girls Shun Mixed Tennis Party
Barnard College faces low turnout for a mixed tennis event despite effort by the Physical Education Department. The piece questions whether Barnard girls lack athletic drive, are studying for exams, or dislike mixed sports, and hopes athletics remain part of college life.
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Barnard
Physical Education Department
1939 Mortarboard to Appear May 2
A student memoir reveals the 1939 Mortarboard aiming for lasting print. She notes staff dedication to perfecting the yearbook and expresses pride in the finished product.
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Jake
Turk
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