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The Bates Student Bates College SCARAB The aB tes Student Archives and Special Collections 4-17-1935 The aB tes Student - volume 63 number 01 - April 17, 1935 Bates College Follow this and additional works at: http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student Recommended Citation Bates College, "The aB tes Student - volume 63 number 01 - April 17, 1935" (1935). The Bates Student. 608. http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student/608 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]. zn-^t/jc i It is easier to look wise than FOUNDED IN 1873 to talk wisdom. tnhml r"L~ Jill PRICE, 10 CENTS VOL. LXinNo. LEWISTON, MAINE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1935 Peace Speakers FROM Mt. David Service Maine Schools' Fr. Robert White To Speak Say Knowledge An Easter Sunday sunrise service Debate Finals THE and a candlelight Communion serv- ice are to be held this week under Needs Emphasis the auspices of the Council On Re- Here Saturday ligion. All students and faculty are NEWS invited to attend. On "Weals" This Evening Asks For "Direction Of The sunrise service this Easter Thirteen Qualifiers For Emotions By Straight Sunday will be new to the Bates Campus and is to be held from 7:15 Semi-Finals Friday— , A What Do You Know Lecturer Is Professor Of Criminal Law At SXcia. Science? Thinking" to 8:00 A. M. on Mt. David. A call Winner Gets Cup Marty Curran to worship will be sounded from the Catholic University In DEMONSTRATION IS summit at seven o'clock, and Dr. Dean Oi Dictator., Rayborn Zerby will lead the service PORTLAND HIGH WAS Will Play For LITERALLY PEACEFUL which ends just before breakfast WINNER LAST YEAR Washington time. In case of rain students will A German Princess To make Bates students "peace- meet in the Chapel at the same time. Debaters from thirteen Maine High Senior Formal WAS ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY- RanU About The_B.ble conscious" and to show them the true The candlelight Communion serv- Schools will take part in the twenty- critical situation of world conditions ice is an annual affair and will be second annual tournament of the Bates RECEIVED HIGH TRIBUTE ON RETIRING at present were the objects of the in Chapel tomorrow night, Thurs- Interscholastic Debating League for George Mendall Heads The Cities Taste day, at nine-thirty P. M. with Dr. The Dust Of The Plains Peace Demonstration held on the steps the championship of the state. The Committee For Is National Chaplain Of American Legion, Now of Hathorn Hall last Friday noon. Zerby in charge, assisted by stud- semi-final round will be held on the Sponsored by Christian Associations, ents. Special music has been ar- campus at seven o'clock on Friday Annual Affair Active Member Of That •How Far Can A Dog the Politics Club, the Christian Service ranged, and Winston Keck '38 will evening of this week, and the final Run Into The Woods Club, and the Student Council, the play a trombone solo. round will take place on Saturday Organization meeting was orderly and well con- morning. These thirteen schools are DANCE TOlilfHELD The Result Of Offering trolled in contrast to the riot-like pro- the survivors of the preliminary de- COMING SATURDAY Fr Robert I. White, nationally known author, formerly a promi- A Dollar A Line ceedings in some other colleges. bates which took place in March, and nent Massachusetts lawyer, and now Professor of Cnminal Law and Said President Gray in Chapel be- in which fifty schools participated. Muskie Selects The Senior class will extend its hos- Legal Ethics at Catholic University in Washington, has been secured MLS LENNARTSON * fore the Hathorn meeting concerning The winning team will be awarded pitality to the undergraduates at its the student strikes elsewhere, which the championship cup, and the best annual Senior Formal at Chase Hall through the co-operative efforts of the Y. M C.A_and Y W.C .A flThe following is quoted from an were held under the supervision of a Committees For speaker will be given a $100 scholar- next Saturday night, April 2-th. This and will address a Bates audience tonight, April 17th, in the Chapel Sin tetter in the "New York Times": national committee: "Bowdoin, Colby ship. The winning team and the run- will be the final social activity of the and Bates did a very sensible thing, ner-up will be eligible for the national at 7 P M. His subject will be "Our Changing Ideals . ...v,e ^ocial science dispute among graduating class that is open to the Fr. White has had a distinguished it seems to me, in declining to partic- tournament. the recently assembled educators at Ivy Exercises rest of the college. A limited number career in many varied fields. He Atlantic City leads one to ask if these ipate in the general student strike Prof. Quimby Director of reservations are available. Morey Expresses Thanks today at eleven o'clock." made an imposing service record ,tora fully realize the nature o£ A colorful evening has been planned overseas during the war and has since Saunders Presides Fredland And Johnson Prof. Brooks Quimby, Bates debat- with predominant lavender and green For Student Co-operation Die subject they essay to teach . ing coach, is the director of the league been active in American Legion af- Sp, acer pointed out that it is perhaps Robert Saunders '36, president of decorations forming an effective back- the Student Council, introduced the Are Chairmen Of and will be in charge of these debates. fairs. He served as a lawyer in Mas- the must difficult of all the sciences ground for the new spring gowns. sachusetts for seven years. In 1927 To the undergraduates: speakers to an assembly of about 300 He will be assisted by members of Particularly unusual dance orders are and needs a philosophical guarding Junior Groups the debating council. Miss Joyce Fos- he took up his studies again and pre- Thanks »o much for your enthu- uinst the various mental biases— students and faculty members. Prof. to be provided. pared himself for his present position siastic co-operation in connection Angelo P. Bertocci, discussing the sub- ter '35 and Miss Isabella Fleming '36 The committee has secured the mu- .lucational, patriotic, political, and are in charge of arrangements, which as Professor of Criminal Law and with the lists asked for during keological . How many of our edu- ject of "What the Student Can Do to FREDLAND, JOHNSON, sic of Marty Curran for the evening. Easter vacaton. Further Peace" stressed the fact that call for thirteen chairmen, twenty-six Legal Ethics at Catholic University. cators have themselves the equipment Curran has one of the outstanding He has contributed two valuable vol- Dave Morey. it is necessary to gain knowledge of HEAD ACTIVITIES timers, and thirty-nine judges. travelling bands in New England. He necessary to the understanding of so- The question to be discussed Is: umes to legal literature. ,iil science? How many of our rulers the subject of war and peace and then has been featured this past winter at to disseminate the convictions of Resolved, that the Federal Govern- Known in Maine in Washington? How many voters? Edmund Muskie, president of the many colleges, the Maine Shriners The father is well known here in truth at which we have arrived. He junior class, announced the Ivy Day ment should adopt the policy of equal- Ball, and at several Boston debutante Massachusetts in this capacity. You Yet without such equipment we questioned that the student strikers izing educational opportunity through- Maine as he has been a summer resi- have neither feared nor favored any in'uil also make up our minds to gov- and Ivy Hop committees last week. parties. This past summer he played dent in Old Orchard for several years. had the right idea. Instead of taking These two committees will have full out the nation by means of annual at a prominent resort at Rangeley. man or men and have demonstrated erament by experiment, rule-of-thumb, grants to the several states for Public While he is in Lewiston, he is to be an hour off from our studies, "we charge of the Ivy Day activities which The committee in charge is headed in the office not only a character of optimistic muddling, and a social sys- should volunteer to study an extra Elementary and Secondary Education. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Libbey, the highest, but exceptional ability tem shot through with inequity . ." are conducted annually by the junior by George Mendall. Others assisting Main St., Lewiston. Mr. Libbey is a hour to give our attention to the study class at the end of the semester, just On Friday evening all debaters and are Charlotte McKenney, Margaret and conscientious effort as well." , officials will meet at Chase Hall at trustee of Bates. of war and peace." By so informing before final examinations. Hoxie, Vergil Valicenti, and Frank Becomes Priest ourselves, we could use our informa- seven o'clock. There, Instructions and Fr. White will be one of the first QFo. up-and-coming dictators we The Ivy Hop committee is composed Pendleton. Reservations may be made Roman Catholic priests to speak at Father White gave up the practice tion to educate others. He character- assignments to rooms will be given by of the law in 1927 and entered the present Don Thomas Garrido, First of the following members: Chairman, Margaret Perkins '35 and Lillian Bean with any of the committee.
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