National Anti-War Congress Call For May in Washington
Youth Committee Against War and Keep America Out of War Committee call for a National Anti-War Congress in Washington from May 28 to 30. They urge all youth organizations to send delegates to press for peace and oppose steps toward war and fascism at home. Notables backing include Dorothy Dunbar Bromley Jeanette Rankin Bruce Bliven Morris Ernst and Norman Thomas. Student leaders nationwide are expected. Farmers Union Juniors plan long travel to attend.
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America
Youth Committee Against
Congress
Dorothy Dunbar Bromley
Miss. Jeannette Rankin
Bruce Bliven
The
Mixed Tennis Party at Riverside Courts
Five couples attended a Saturday afternoon mixed tennis party on the Riverside Courts from 2 to 5. Elaine Blum and Gertrude Boyd led arrangements, refreshments followed the games, and the Athletic Association plans more events next term.
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Riverside Tennis Courts
Barnard
The
Athletic Association
Elaine Blum
Gertrude Boyd
Students Faculty Tie In Baseball Game Ends In Tie
The student baseball team and the faculty team tied 29 to 29 after an extra inning in the gym game played Thursday afternoon. Manager Norma Raymond led the student lineup including Meredith Wright Margo Ver Kruzen Virginia Rockwell Marjorie Davidow Norma Raymond Roma Finizzie Barbara Taplin Helen Haskell Evelyn Krieger. Faculty managers Mr Mitchell led five professors and staff from Government English Physics Psychology and Music departments.
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Norma Raymond
Meredith Wright
Margo Ver Kruzen
Virginia Rockwell
Marjorie Davidow
Roma Finizzie
Barbara Taplin
Helen Haskell
Evelyn Krieger
T. P. Peardon
Government Department
Cabell Greet
Renzetti
Youtz
Mitchell
Wigs And Cues Luncheon Features Elizabeth Reynard
Wigs And Cues closes its year with a luncheon at 401 Barnard. Elizabeth Reynard of the English department will recount her experiences as a Bar nard undergraduate. Honor awards for the year will be presented. Sign-up is on the bulletin board. Deadline is 5:00 Wednesday. Day students pay 50 cents. dorm residents pay 0.05 cents.
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Elizabeth Reynard
Barnard
Wigs
French Club to Elect Fellow at Noon Meeting
A meeting of the French Club to elect this year's French fellow will be held at noon tomorrow in room 104 Milbank. Members are urged to attend.
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Milbank
A.A. Tea to be Held in College Parlor
The Athletic Association will host a tea in the College Parlor on Thursday May 12 at 4 o'clock.
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the Athletic Association
College
S S U Meeting The Social Science Club Will Hold
The Social Science Club at S S U announces a forthcoming meeting to discuss upcoming events and topics. Members are invited to attend and participate in planning activities for the semester.
Sophomore Class Meeting to Elect Officers Today
A sophomore class meeting is scheduled for today at 12 o'clock in room 304 Barnard to complete the election of about eight officer positions for the coming year. Attendees should arrive promptly to finish all business within one hour, including roles such as Social Chairman Long Leader Class Historian and Poster Chairman.
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Barnard
Meeting on May 12 Voting Referendum by ASU
Members will vote on the National Race Referendum during the Thursday noon meeting in the Conference boom. The American Student Union is conducting the referendum.
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American Student Union
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