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Bates College SCARAB The aB tes Student Archives and Special Collections 4-13-1932 The aB tes Student - volume 60 number 01 - April 13, 1932 Bates College Follow this and additional works at: http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student Recommended Citation Bates College, "The aB tes Student - volume 60 number 01 - April 13, 1932" (1932). The Bates Student. 488. http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student/488 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at SCARAB. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aB tes Student by an authorized administrator of SCARAB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ?3 FOUNDED BOWDOIN GAME IN 1873 tnhmi ON TUESDAY PRICE TEN CENTS VOL LX No. 1 LEWISTON, .MAINE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1932 *Q1 » # F R O M ' Bates Violinist School Debaters RUSSIA IMPRESSES EX-GOV. BAXTER; DISARMAMENT DISCUSSED BY SEES REBIRTH ON 7,000-MILE TRIP T ] HL E DR. BROWN OF PRINCETON On Program At Have Semi-Finals Former Governor Percival P. Baxter has just completed a N E w S 7,090-mile trip of 34 days duration through the Soviet Union X5 under the auspices of the Soviet Tourist bureau. In a wireless- IN CLOSING CHASE LECTURE Auburn Theatre Friday Evening gram to the New York Times dated April 7 telling of his expe- jn order that our reader! may have the opportunity of forming a Winners to Meet for riences. Mr. Baxter said : Declares Urgent Need of Today Is Universal dear Idea of t'.ie controversy at Norman DeMarco, '34 "The journey was immensely impressive, not only on Adjustment—Believes Outlook For Peace Columbia which has centered about Finals Saturday account of the diversity of scenes and people, but because of the the expulsion of Reed Haris, editor To Begin 3-Day En- Not Entirely Drap of Spectator, the Student is quoting Morning evidences of energy, enthusiasm and constructive work. some material from statements is- gagement Tomorrow "The moral and material re-birth are not confined to Mos- "Our civilization is disintegrating sued by both sides of the contro- cow and the other big cities. Way off on the edge of Asia there for lack of a common basis of life," Seventeen Schools was the same fury of building and I he same drive toward new said I>r Philip Marshall Brown of Dean Herbert E. Hawks says: Norman DeMarco '34 of Shelton. Luck, Not Lock, Princeton in his lecture on "Disar- ••From t'.nie to time during the en- Conn, will open a three day engage- life, mament" in the Chapel, last Wed- tire year the columns of the Col- ment at the Auburn Theatre to- Debating Council Plans "We traveled in great comfort, spending our days in seeing neaday evening. "The world will umbia Spectator have contained morrow with a violin program of the cbief points of interest. Saves Lewis' Car achieve little toward disarmament material .(unjustly reflecting) upon popular and classical selections. Good Program For "W« saw no signs of distress among the population at any uni:i the nations reach some com- individuals and upon the college. This is a tribute to one of Bates' •Never lock your car", says M. mon appreciation of what life .means, More than once I have asked Mr. outstanding musicians as the thea- Visiting Debaters point, though the stations everywhere were crowded and Howell Lewis of the Psychology de- and what it ie worth." He told the Harris lor evidence to support his tre is on the R. K. O. chain. Nor- people were traveling in great numbers. The enthusiasm of partment. Or "lock your car and large audience that gathered for the assertions, but without success. I man Bruce '35 will accompany him. On Friday evening. April 1".. de- the people we met and their confidence in -their ability to have it stolen", he might add. This last George Colby Chase lecture of bating teams from seventeen schools j have tried lo make it clear to him DeMarco fills an important part accomplish their plans were most striking and indubitably was his experience last Thursday the year. that I "'as '"eady and willing to at- in the campus musical life. He is a in Maine will meet in the semi-1 evening, when his email coupe was Speaking of the present situation tempt to remedy any situations that member of the Little Symphony finals of the 19th session of the: genuine. stolen from in front of the Lewiston in Geneva. Dr Brown stressed the were not as they should be, and that and the Orphic Society .both in de- Bates Interscholastic Debating "The able minds that are conducting this vasl enterprise Police Station. fact that people will have to think if he were in possession of facts mand as college groups. He also is League. The winners of the semi-! do not neglect small d tails. The work being done for women Early in the evening. he had in broader and more far-reaching a member of an independent string finals will debate Saturday morn-! with which I was not familiar he and ehil.lren is no less impressive than the hygienic and educa- locked his car—he had never taken ; rmB, than they have heretofore, if group, the Garnet Trio. His contri- ing to determine the winning should make them known to me. tional campaigns for adults as well as youngsters. And when tin.- precaution before. but to no real progress is to be make in tha ••On Thursday last, Mr. Harris waa bution at a chapel service a few school. avail. Neither the police nor the limitation of armaments. When all requested to provide the Dean with weeks ago was enthusiastically re- The Pairings you sec the new port being built at the edge.of Lake Balkash, lock deterred the thieves, The car peoples can talk the same language a memorandum substantiating 'hi* ceived. Out of sixty schools in the pre-, where a year ago was desert, or the biggest agricultural machine was recovered later. and strive toward the same goal, seventeen schools are statement that the John Jay Din- In his home state he has broad-1 Hmlnarles, factory in Europe on the outskirts of Sverdlovsk, where a year that time will mark the beginning of cast a good deal over two stations, victorious. In the presence of the ing Hall was conducted for private ago was virgin forest, you get an idea of what the Five-Year a new era of peace and untenstand- profit by the personnel in charge of | and has led a popular dance or- debating council last Friday, Pres- ing. The keynote of Prof. Brown's its management. His response was i chestra. ident Norman MacDonald drew the; Plan means," Seniors Reject remarks was contained in these few wholly lacking in proof. Mr. Harris! He played last summer with a names of these schools from a hat words, the crying .need that exists hotel orchestra in the Catskills. to decide which schools were to: was then invited to appear for a meet each other in the semi-finals. | to-day is for an ajustment to the hearing on Friday afternoon before | Insurance Plans- universe. As a result the following pairings Reviews -Arms limitation a full and regular meeting of the were made: Anson Academy. Aff. vs , Professor Brown Women Debaters Committee on Instruction. At this 1 He opened his lecture with an in- Phillips High School. Neg.; Phillips teresting and comprehensive review bearing he was afforded a full and Morey Commences High School. Aff. vs Livermore Falls Also Plan Hop final opportunity to establish the End Undefeated of the progress of the movement for truth of his most serious allegation. High School. Neg.: I.ivermore Falls.! Addresses Chapel arms limitation. He was. however, quite unable to Spring Training Aff. vs Anson Academy. Neg.: I.en- | Clapperton Chairman— He pointed out that its history is vitt Institute. Aff. vs Houlten HK'h verv recent. The real beginning oc- do so, but did not withdraw his .School. Neg.; Houlton High School. During Visit Here Forensic Season Vote Greek Play charge. After the hearing the Regis- Aff. vs Edward Little High School. cured In 1919 with the Treaties of trar's Office was instructed to cancel For Football Men Paris, when the Fourteen Points of Neg.; Edward Little High School. The senior Class was unable to Wilson were forced upon the Central his registration. Aff v Leavitt Institute. Neg.; Cher- The season was opened this year settle all i:s business at its -class "The question of free speech does I s Says Life Adventure Wltb a home debate ay.iinst Middle- Powers t'nder allied pressure, Spring football practice started rvfield Academy. Aff. vs Buckfield .meeting on Friday, and President not enter the case in the slightest i bury College. Vermont. Shirley Cave Germany and Austria abandoned Monday afternoon with fifty men High School, Neg.; Buckfield High Needing Open Mind Randolph Weaiherbee announced degree. The administration of the School, Aff. vs Oxford High School. •82, Rebecca Carter "',3 and Edith that another meeting would be held nearly all armament, with the im- College always has, and will contl-1 reporting to coaches Morey and I.i rrigo '32 upheld the negative of plied condition that other countries Spinks on Garcelon field for the Neg.; Oxford High School. Aff. vs And Courage during the next week to complete nue to welcome criticism and differ- Cherrvfield Academy. Neg.; Bangor the question "Resolved, that the the preliminary arrangements for would follow this example. The nest initial session.