Begin Refugee Social Work
Siss Elinor Foster head of the refugee section of the Social Ser Committee interviewed service car people interested in refugee art in the conference room Thursday noon November 7. The Friend[s]hip House venue 1010 Park Avenue New York is a meeting place for merwans and refugees. Bar pud girls can help by visiting the house acting as receptionists joining English conversation groups and making friends with refugees. Mrs Eva Sanderson Child is executive secretary. Under her direction refugees meet Americans enjoy social activities for relaxation study assimilation. Anyone interested may tour the Friendship House Friday Nov 15 meet there at 3:45.
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Elinor Foster
Social Ser- Committee
Hursday
Friendspp
Park
York
Eva Sanderson Child
Friendship House
Leiper to Speak at Earl Hall Forum
Dr Henry Leiper and Dr William E Orchard headline a forum at Earl Hall Auditorium on Thursday night November 14 at 745 p m The discussion on What Are the Moral Issues in the War is sponsored by the Earl Hall Society Also speaking are Dean Herbert Hawkes and Chaplain Raymond Knox Barnard students are invited to join focused on religious activities
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Henry Leiper
William E. Orchard
Earl Hall
Earl Hall Society
World Council of Churches
Herbert E. Hawkes
Columbia College
Raymond C. Knox
The
University
Barnard
Friess Discusses War Thoughts and Liberal Faith
Friess outlines four causes of liberal faith loss including hypocrisy and cynicism in youth. He argues religion reinforces familiar values and aids new ones, and says war may be justified to overthrow tyranny if it ends tyranny.
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Montague
Marx
Freud
Europe
Friess
Freiss
Candid Shots Of Juniors Start Next Monday
The 1942 Mortarboard schedules two weeks of junior candid portraits under Sylvia Gaus photography. Juniors must arrive on time. late arrivals may be skipped. Twenty unbooked juniors should contact Juliette Kenney and may miss yearbook photos if not scheduled by Friday.
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Sylvia Gaus
Juliette Kenney
Limit LO.C.A. Events To Upper Classmen
LOCA events this year limited to sophomores juniors and seniors with requests for more information directed to Jane Stewart and Alice Long 1.0CA camp committee chairs through Student Mail.
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Lo.c.a
C.A
Jane Stewart
Alice Long
French Club Benefit for Refugee Children in Britain
Madame de Doudeuil will present a program of French monologues and songs on Tuesday November 26 under La Societe Francaise. Proceeds from a 35 cent subscription will go to French refugee children in Great Britain. La Société Française also notes weekly luncheons every Wednesday at noon in Barnard Cafeteria.
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Madame de Doudeuil
la Souce Francaise
Brinkerhott Theatre
Great Britain
la Societe Francaise
Barnard
Present Youth Congress Report Highlights Aids and Policies
The Congress outlined actionable steps for local units and clarified broad policy aims. It supported aid for China and expressed sympathy for French youth. It urged the American Youth Act and called for youth involvement in postwar rehabilitation. Five hundred seventy one attendees included four hundred seventy five voting delegates and ninety six nonvoting observers. Registration estimated total observers and delegates at over five million five hundred ninety nine thousand five hundred seventy five.
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Congress
China
France
Youth Congress
Hold Christmas Dance In Dorms
Bids for the student dormitory Christmas dance total 225 dollars with exact quantities undetermined. Virginia Thompson and Margery Rader are named organizers, with an orchestra and decorations listed among the arrangements. The sale is for dormitory students and those living in the residence.
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Wackenden
Virginia Thompson
Margery Rader
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Earl Hall Forum
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