Harriman to Address Stevenson Rally at Columbia
W Averill Harriman head of the Mutual Security Administration will speak at noon tomorrow in McMillin Theater as part of Columbia University Students for Stevenson rally. He will outline a future action program covering civil liberties economic policy and foreign policy.
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W. Averill Harriman
Mutual Security Administration
Adlai Stevnson
McMillin Theater
The
Columbia University Students For
Harriman
Russia
Luck Follows Faculty Over Students In Gym Baseball
Umpire Edgar Lorch a mathematics professor summed up the game as luck. The faculty defeated the student team 26 to 8 in the gym last Tuesday. Albert Prodell pitched five runs. Barbara Hesse ’53 led the students with a solo homer.
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Edgar Lorch
Albert Prodell
Barbara Hesse
Athletic Association
March to Garden Rally Draws Columbia and City Students
About 350 students from Columbia University and several New York colleges marched from Columbus Circle to Madison Square Garden for a Stevenson rally. Lou Lauer led the group. many could not enter the Garden due to crowd size. Governor Adlai Stevenson spoke after a national anthem and performances by Tallulah Bankhead and others.
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Students For Stevenson
Columbia
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Columbia University
Columbus Circle
Adlai Stevenson
City College
Brooklyn
Hunter
Queens
Fordham
New York University
Lou Lauer
C’53
McMillin Theater
American Friends Committee Sets Term Drive for Funds
The American Friends Service Committee, allied with the Quakers, will launch a term drive this semester to raise funds for international humanitarian projects. Pat Ring 53 chairs the drive with class and residence hall leaders named including Eve lyn Garrett and Jane Trivilino guiding freshmen and sophomores, plus Ruth Pierson 54 overseeing residence halls. A dinner for leaders is planned next Wednesday evening.
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American Friends Service Committee
Pat Ring
The
Quakers
India
Europe
Evelyn Garrett
Jane Trivilino
Ronda Shainmark
Elizabeth LeBourhis
Ruth Pierson
Binda Malla
Stevenson Tops Eisenhower In P C Presidential Election
Governor Adlai E Stevenson defeated General Dwight D Eisenhower by a two to one margin in the Political Council straw poll at Barnard. Stevenson led with 488 student votes to 226 for Eisenhower and 58 to 9 in the faculty poll. Five students backed Progressive Party candidate Vincent Halliman. no votes for Farrell Dobbs.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisen
Hower
Political Council
Barnard
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Vincent Halliman
Progressive Party
Farrell Dobbs
Socialist Workers Party
City Council
New York
Rudolph Halley
Halley
Rogers Blunder Claims Mark U S Korea Policy Verdict
Professor Lindsay Rogers of Columbia charged that the United States made two fatal errors in Korea policy. He blamed denying China a non voting UN Security Council seat in 1950 and crossing the 38th parallel after a Chinese warning. He urged changes in executive handling as crucial.
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Lindsay Rogers
Burgess
Columbia
United States
Rogers
China
Security Council
MES
United Nation
United Nations
Rauch Recounts Moderation in 1952 Politics Lecture
Basil Rauch, history professor, spoke last Tuesday on the Historical Perspective of the Election of 1952 as part of the Alumnae Lecture series. He argued no major party is devoted to one faction and that socialism and communism are waning, shaping a distinct US position in industry and welfare.
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Basil Rauch
United States
Rauch
Jefferson
Hamilton
Adviser Plans Informal Gatherings for Senior Class
Dr. Clara Eliot assistant professor of Economics invites seniors to sign up for informal at home gatherings. Sign up in room 131 Milbank for Oct 30 Nov 3 Nov 6 or Nov 10. Additional dates will be posted later for students who cannot attend.
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Clara Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Milbank
Eliot
Henderson Defends Government Ethics At Tea Talk
William Henderson, government instructor, criticizes current attacks on government corruption while asserting today’s corruption is less prevalent than in the past. He cites scandals including five percent schemes and subsidies in Reconstruction Finance, the Maritime Commission, and Internal Revenue. He recalls Webster and Seamen as historical examples.
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Henderson
Reconstruction Finance
Maritime Commission
Internal Revenue
Westpoint
Daniel Webster
Sc Eanenba
Seniors Hold First In Series of Teas
The seniors plan the first of two faculty teas on Nov 13 with half the college faculty invited to each event. All seniors will host and student escorts will accompany each faculty member. Dean Mc Intosh will attend both teas.
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Dean McIntosh
Brooks Living Room
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Robert Sherwood
Hazel Scott
George Jessel
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American Friends Committee
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