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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1956
Page
4
The article outlines agricultural overproduction as the core farm problem, tracing postwar price supports and policy shifts from 1945 to 1956. It compares Democratic and Republican approaches, noting persistent small-farm hardship and the risk of concentrating farming in a few large corporations.
Democratic Irwin D. Davidson Republican Milton Adler and Socialist Joseph Glass will discuss why their parties are best for civil rights tomorrow at noon in Harkness Theatre Butler Library Co sponsored by the N A A C P and Students for Stevenson. Davidson has served in the New York 20th District since 1954 and held state legislative post to 1948. Adler is the 1956 Republican candidate for Congress from the 20th district and leads the West Side Republican Club. Glass ran for New York City mayor in 1943 and 1949 and for U S Senator in 1951. He has taught parliamentary law and procedure.
Miss Jai Sook Im, president of Sookmoyong Women’s University in Seoul, delivered a message from a Korean student seeking a U S pen pal. She toured Barnard College with Millicent C. McIntosh and Bong Wan Cho 58 and discussed fundraising methods as her university seeks new funding sources after royal family endowments ended.
Barnard students plan a series of fall events including a November 2 A A Square Dance in Barnard Hall gym with caller Stan Gurian. Intermission will feature folk singing by Barnard and Columbia students, showcasing national dishes on other evenings.
The Botany Department展示 a fiber exhibit in room 312 Milbank focusing on ramie as a long fiber rivaling cotton after proper degumming. It also presents hemp from which hashish and marijuana are derived, with flax and jute as traditional soft fibers. The display notes every plant part is used in these products and warns visitors about the aged hemp sample behind the glass.
Glamour Magazine offers college girls a chance to date one of seven eligible New York bachelors shown in the November issue. Each man is labeled A through G with photo clues. entrants must match real names, pick a date, and write a 100 word justification. Three winners will be flown to New York for a weekend at the Waldorf Astoria, then photographed and taken to city nightlife.
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