Fosdick Calls for U S Entry in World Court
Former League of Nations official Fosdick advocates U S involvement in the World Court at the Armistice Day event. He cites sixteen past cases settled by the court and warns against withdrawing from an institution built to prevent future wars. Students from Barnard participated, highlighting international affairs and cultural displays.
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Mr. Root
Nations
Paris
League
America
Mr. Fosdick
Fosdick
League of Nations
New York City
Kalisher
Miss Killeen
Geneva
Miss Rouillion
Barnard
Spanish Club to Host Dr King on Early Spanish Art
Dr King, professor of Fine Arts at Bryn Mawr and noted Spanish authority, speaks to the Spanish Club on Early Spanish Art and Civilization. The talk is set for Tuesday November 17 at 8 o clock in the theatre, with Miss King sharing travel experiences from Spain. The club expects a large audience.
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Dr. King
Miss King
Bryn Mawr
Spain
Borah Condemns Court and League of Nations
Senator borah denounces the court and league of nations while urging respect for the body. He argues peace at home and abroad hinges on the attitudes of peoples and the principles of law they establish.
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Borah
COURT
League OF Nations
Debate over the Court and League of Nations stance cited
A New York Times summary notes a senator arguing the Court is a legal arm of the League of Nations and could become imperialistic when affiliated. He cites John Basset Moore and Elihu Root on seeking court opinions and urges U.S. leadership in codifying international law to make war a crime.
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League of Nations
League
United States
John Basset Moore
America
Elihu Root
New York Times
Columbia Defeats Oxford in Russia Debate
In a campus debate on Russia, Columbia argued against recognizing Bolshevik Russia while Oxford spoke for it. After arguments on diplomacy and trade, audience vote sided with Columbia's negative stance, declaring no confidence in Russia's obligations.
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Columbia
Oxford
Russia
R. H. Bernays
Turkey
Will
Wedderton
Johnson
United States
Wilson College Promotes World Court Debate Prep
Wilson College distributes World Court bulletins in the library to familiarize students with the issues and facts as the Senate debate on America joining the World Court opens on December 17.
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Wilson College
Senate
America
Representative Assembly Considers Expansion and Dues
The assembly urges higher income for Wigs and Cues and contemplates admitting associate members to widen support and dues. It ratified the German Club charter. Margaret Bayer announced Red Cross subscriptions at Barnard Hall booth at noon. Mary Armstrong designates Social Service Week and calls for college cooperation.
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Margaret Bayer
Red Cross
Barnard Hall
Mary Armstrong
Near East Relief Golden Rule Sunday Observance
Near East Relief plans Golden Rule Sunday on December 6 to urge frugal meals in support of 35 000 orphans aided by the organization. Funds cover daily needs and schooling. five dollars funds an orphan for a month, with donations sent to 151 Fifth Avenue.
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Near East Relief
America
Congress
Beirut
Constantinople
Charles W. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Near East Relief Committee For Schools and Colleges
National
151
Fifth Avenue
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U. S
Representative Assembly
Oliver A. Olson
Broadway
New York
Crosstown
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