Miss Gilderseeve Addresses European Federation Conference
Dean Gilderseeve, speaking at a dinner for Miss Abbott and the Executive Committee in Edinburgh, contrasted British poverty with the Alps and praised the International Federation of University Women. She noted three new federations Palestine Greece and Egypt and described currency restrictions hindering delegates mobility. The Scottish War Memorial and the vigor of small nations impressed her as she urged unity for Americans facing similar challenges.
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Gilder
Abbott
Rds
Wall Street
Alps
Desci
International i
Edsburgh
Palestine
Greece
Egypt
Miss Gildersleeve
Scotland
Gilderseeve
Socialist Candidates Policy Discussion Highlights Class Struggle
Crosswaith frames policy around the worker versus owner dynamic noting that economics drive political power. He contrasts labor and capital interests with race and color issues and criticizes Hoover and Roosevelt while promoting Socialist positions led by Norman Thomas with emphasis on aiding unemployed workers and child labor law reforms.
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Social Party
Congress
Mgr. Norman
Thomas
Socialist Party Plank Urges Third-Party Break in Prejudice
Forum column by Lillian Hurwitz argues Socialists can advance a third party by presenting a unified platform to transition from capitalism to socialism. It calls students to join a New Crusade challenging entrenched tactics and urging intelligent, socially conscious voting.
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Socialist Party
Socialist’ Party
New Crusade
Lillian
Hurwitz
Wigs and Cues Announce Friday Try-Out Plays
The Wigs and Cues group announces Friday October 21 at four o clock in Brinckerhoff Theatre for admission tryouts. Seven short scenes from Macbeth The Admirable Crichton Escape Twelfth Night Wonderland The Twelve Pound Look will be performed. Directors include Katherine Horsburgh Lillian Burns Bernice Sutherland Lucille Dannenburg Ruth Wollin Grizelda Hoyzinger and Helen Ehrlich. College invited and Wigs and Cues members should attend.
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Brinckerhoff
Crichton
Katherine Horsburgh
Lillian’ Burns
Bernice ‘Sutherland
Lucille ‘Dannenburg
Ruth Wollin
Grizelda Hoyzinger
Helen Ehrlich
Newman Club Tea Dance At Casa Italiana
This afternoon at four the Barnard Columbia and New College Newman Clubs host tea dance at Casa Italiana 117 Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Eddie Selzer and his orchestra provide the music. A winter activity kickoff for Newman Club members and Barnard and Columbia students to meet new and old members.
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Newman Club
Newman
Barnard
Toréet
Columbia Club
Grace Cro
First Meeting Delights Guests At Club Event
At the initial club gathering Father Ford hosts and welcomes Mrs Reed Mrs Remy and Mrs Baldwin as guests amid a scene described with horror toned overtones.
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Nin Sarng
Father Ford
Reed
Remy
Baldwin
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DE. Schioncea
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Si Seward
Alumbia’ Law School
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Saran E. Carss Prop
Columbia and New, College Newman
Amsterdam
Eddie Sel
Zer and His Orchestra
Weenéscienn
Chesterfield
Chesterfield. Radio
Boswell Sisters
Arthur. Tracy
Ruth Etting
Shilkret’s ‘Orchestra
Norman’ Brokenshire
S.T
Columbia Network
Lohden Bros., Inc
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Furnald Hall
Florists
J. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
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