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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1938

Page

4

Forum recounts Jersey City police actions during May Day event

Charlotte Bentley writes about Norman Thomas and fellow protesters denied permits for a May Day speech at Journal Square Jersey City. She describes armed police, arrests and deportations to New York, with several students followed and detained, noting civil liberties are at stake and urging protection of rights.

Barnard Bulletin Bulletin Jersey City Norman Thomas Ndin Socialist Party Journal Square Thomas New York Thoma Charlotte Bentley

Adelson Describes Vacation In Italy

Adelson reflects on a calm political climate and a rainy April in London as he studies indoors. He looks forward to the remaining months abroad with gratitude for the opportunity to be there despite the weather.

Adelson Italy London

Campus Movies Set for Fall Release at Barnard

Correction notice explains that campus motion pictures are being produced under Barnard administration and will premiere on campus before wider release. Miss Helen Erskine oversees publicity for the project with plans subject to campus assembly approvals in autumn.

Camp Barbecue Draws Barnard Students to Sunday Event

Camp Barbecue at Barnard Camp on May 1 drew over eighty attendees including Dean Gildersleeve and Dr. Alfred Meyer. Weather aided outdoor dining with broiled chicken and sides, followed by games on the front lawn. A similar weekend is planned for publicity. Miss Helen Erskine will photograph campers in natural poses for color display later.

Barnard Camp Barnard Dean Gildersleeve Alfred Meyer John J. Swan Helen Erskine

A A Banquet Tonight Honors New Officers at Brooks Hall

The Athletic Association banquet in Brooks Hall will install new president Ninetta di Benedetto and her Executive Board. Speakers include Mary van Rensselaer Thayer and Dr Alsop with entertainment from Junior Show and fencing. Betty Pratt will be toastmistress. Life Saving Awards presented by Miss Tuzo.

Mary van Rensselaer Thayer World- Telegram Athletic Association Brooks Hall Alsop Margaret Holland Miss McBride A. A Ninetta di Benedetto Miss Tuzo Ann Connolly Helen Lessinghaus Priscilla Burge Merry Andrews Dean Gildersleeve Miss Abbott Elspeth Davies Jean Allison Mary Walrath Edwina Dusenbery Marjorie Healy Dorothy Mountford Josephine Polan Barnard

Newman Club Plans 1938 1939 Program

At the final Newman Club meeting in Room 401 Barnard on May 3 a tentative program for next year was approved. The club will continue inviting prominent men and women to speak and add discussion groups on timely events. Past speakers included Eugene Lyons on Russia Princess Radziwill and Dr Frederick Rice on birth control.

Newman Club Barnard Eugene “Lyons Utopia Russia Radziwill Frederick Rice

Alumnae to Stage Three One Act Plays Friday

The Alumnae Little Theatre Group presents three one act plays at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday May 20 at 8 30 P M. The program includes The Dark Lady of the Sonnets by George Bernard Shaw A Sunny Morning by the Quinteros and By Special Correspondent by Pauline Jones Florence Gerrish directs. Tickets cost 75 cents and are sold at the Alumnae Office.

Alumnae Little Theatre Group Brinckerhoff Theatre George Bernard Shaw Wigs Cues Quinteros Special Correspondent Pauline Jones Florence Gerrish

Alumna Advises Psychology Club On Creating Her Own Job

An alumna told psychology club members that success comes from forging your own path and creating opportunities. She recalled how luck and effort helped her reach her current position and urged listeners to go out and make their own jobs.

Children’s Court Miss Grushlaw

Tobacco Grower Praises Camel Cigarettes

A Danville Kentucky planter, Mr Cecil White, endorses Camel cigarettes noting he sold his best crop to the Camel company at top prices and trusts Camels for choice tobacco. He speaks to reliability and quality, aligning with producer pride.

George Crumbaugh Cecil White Danville

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