Opinion Letters and President Telegram Clash in Public Discourse
A reader responds to Tommy and the editor about the impact of a President's telegram on fascism, diplomacy, and public understanding. The letters discuss intent versus effect, differences with Tommy, and the value of clarity in political analysis while preserving civil discourse.
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Hitler
Spanish Club Fiesta Winners and 1939 40 Officers
The Spanish Club Fiesta awarded prizes for original Don Quijote compositions and notebooks. Winners included Marjorie Rosser first and Alice Marcellus second for writings, while Antoinette Loisere and Muriel Frank won notebooks. Eleanor Harvill earned poetry recitation prizes and drew the prize map. New officers for 1939-40 were announced by outgoing president Esther Anderson.
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Carolina Marcial Dorado
Marjorie Rosser
Don Quijote
Alice Marcellus
Jean Gainfort
Shirley Sussman
Antoinette Loisere
Muriel Frank
Eleanor Harvill
Nancy Wagner
Outining
Esther Anderson
Sare
Bettina Boyni
Vic
Margaret Batts
Alice Harte
Helen Webster
Carolina Marcial Jorada
Harriet de Onis
RenlacHale
Eleven Jobs Offered by Mademoiselle Magazine Contest
The magazine offers eleven lead department store positions across major outlets in New York Chicago Boston Dallas Los Angeles Philadelphia and more. Applicants must submit a personal essay letter of application a self addressed photo with details and a five ten phrase exercise plus a stamped return envelope by May 28. Guidance from Miss Helen Faith Keane stresses originality, conciseness and showing distinctive traits valuable to retail jobs.
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Madenaiiselle Magazine
Po- Sons
Mademoiselle’s
East 57Th Street
New York City
Best & Co. Lord & Taylor
R. H. Macy
B. Altman
Saks-Fifth Avenue
Franklin Simon
Wm. Filene’s Sons
Boston
Carson Pirie Scott
Chicago
Neiman-Marcus
Dallas
Bullock’s
Los Angeles
Gimbel Bros
Philadelphia
Helen Faith Keane
Students Will Vie In Archery Matches
The Interclass A Archery Tournament final will be held Monday May 15 with preliminary rounds this week open to all. Contestants shoot 24 arrows at 30 feet and 24 at 40 feet, with the top two or three girls from each class selected. If May 15 is rained out, final matches move to May 17.
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Barnard Hall
Modern Dance Group Demonstration Directed by Miss Strong
The Modern Dance Group directed by Miss Strong gave a gymnasium demonstration on Thursday afternoon May 4 at 4 o clock. The group performed five student composed numbers Technique Canon Fugue Schwanda and Cumulative Rhythm plus six individual pieces led by performers including Evelyn Hagmoe Florence Dubroff Julia Gray Maude Vance Carolyn Brackenridge Janet Growan Dorothy Boyle Shirley Simon and Miss Streng with Shirley Simon acting as outgoing Dance Chairman.
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Miss Strong
Evelyn Hagmoe
Pavanne
Florence Dubroff
Julia Gray
Maude Vance
Carolyn Brackenridge
Janet Cgrowan
Dorothy Boyle
Foppery
Shirley Simon
Miss Streng
Miss Harting
Arts Club Elects Officers For Year
Helen Geer 40 was elected president of the Fine Arts Club at a recent meeting. Florence Kotzian 40 selected as Vice President and Treasurer, Alice Willis 40 as Secretary, and Viola Peterson 40 to head publicity for 1939 40.
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Helen Geer
Fine A Arts Club
Florence Kotzian
Alice Willis
Viola Peterson
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