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...subject of the triangular debate was: "Resolved, that the United States in joint action with England, France, and Japan, should recognize the Soviet government of Russia". The University defended the negative in Cambridge, the affirmative in New Haven. The Princeton negative team also defeated Yale at Princeton, thereby winning the title...
...University debating team will argue against Princeton in Sanders Theatre tonight at 8 o'clock, upholding the negative of the question: "Resolved, that the United States, in joint action with England, France, and Japan, should recognize the Soviet Government of Russia." At the same time, another team will defend the opposite side of the question against Yale at New Haven...
...tour of the British Isles will include several days in London, short visits at Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh and the industrial centers of Manchester and Glasgow, with brief stays at many places identified with the joint heritage of the English-speaking peoples such as Stratford-on-Avon, Melrose, Kenilworth, Abbotsford, and Loch Lomond. In addition there will be a three days' coaching trip through North Wales, three days more in the lake district, and nearly a week in the Scottish Highlands. The party is also scheduled to visit several Cathedral towns on the east coast of England...
...question to be debated is, "Resolved: that the United States, in joint action with England, France and Japan, should recognize the Soviet Government of Russia". By agreement, joint action is defined as simultaneous action. The debate is concerned with the American point of view and assumes that the other nations will come to our conclusion...
When numerous authors and producers including representatives of several well known dramatic associations, unite to form a Joint Committee Opposed to Poltical Censorship of the theatre; and advocate voluntary juries of impartial but intelligent citizens to pass on doubtful plays, we begin to wonder if some of the attacks on the New York theatres may not have been founded on fact; the Actors Equity and the others in the movement must know what they are trying to eradicate. Granting, then, that all is not as it should be on the stage, the problem of remedy inevitably arises...