The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
Students Hear
Fine Speakers


Excellent speakers we're secured
to talk TO the students at Miohi-
gan State Normal College during
the past year through the efforts
o. several campus groups: Inter
national Relations Club. women's
League Faculty Chats, English de
partment. modern languages de.
partment. and Mems Union Cot.
fee Hours.
The International Relations Club
with Victor Mastromarco. Monroe,
as president. and Dr. s. f. Eager
strom as faculty advisor, first Sc
cured Captain owen J Cleary.
Capt. Cleary spoke on The Effects
OF the Draft on the Outlook for
Youth" stating that he considered
Il a privilege 10 be able TO serve
in the Army for year.
Paul Francois Loriot, formerly
o. the American Cable Co, spoke
on his experiences in South Amer.
lea.
Cyril II. Cane. British Consul in
Detroit. was secured TO talk on
Great Britain Today He stat
ed he was sure OF an English vic
tory in the present conflict.
The club also sponsored talk
by Edgar Wiggens Waugh, Of the
Normal political science depart
ment. Mr. Waugh condemned a
20 year year program OF inconsis'
tency in American foreign policy
when speaking about the present
world situation.
The Women's League at their
first Faculty Chat presented two
speakers. +. W. Waugh and An
thony Engelsman. both Of the po-
litical science department. Mr..
Waugh defended Roosevelt for
reelection 10 third term. and Mr..
Engelsman defended Wendell Will
kie.
DR.. James Glasgow, head OF the
geography department. spoke on
why Germany is Winning the
War; He said III there is any
good to come OF this war. 1t will
be the realization OF the great
steps science has taken"
DR.. ]. Henry Owens head OF the
language department. described
Norway as he saw II in 1888.
Photography and the enjoyment
one may get from 1t was described
by DR.. Harry L. Smith, OF the ply
sizes department.
A Spanish program was present
ed at the last Chat Raymond C.
Brock. OF the language department,
told of the Pan-American Confer.
ence. Or. Joe Espinosa and his
Campesinos from the University OF
Detroit, sang and played Spanish
songs. Normal College students
also presented dances Miss Bar
bara Hubbell, Plymouth, was chair
man OF all the Faculty Chats.
DR.. Gerald Sanders, head OF the
English department, brought Miss
Amy Bonner, poet. author, and edi-
torial member OF Poetry, A Maya
zine OF Verse" to the Normal cam
pus Miss Bonner's topic was
Poets and Poetry OF our Day"
Fred Granger. Middleville stu
dent on this campus, through his
own initiative, secured John NAL.
com Brinnin, thrice winner OF the
Michigan Hopwood award, TO ex-
plain Trends in Modern Poetry"
The language department spon-
sored an interesting speech on Mex
leo by Senior Adolfo Dominguez, the
Mexican consul In Detroit.
At the first Coffee Hour sponsor
ed by the Mems Union, David
Liang, a student at the University
OF Michigan. spoke on present-dsy
China.
Prof. Robert H. Nc -lellan, OF the
University OF Michigan, spoke on
THE Powder Keg OF the Balkans.
Wallace +. Watt. research So
biologist with the Michigan Child
Guidance Institute. spoke on
whats Right With the Totalitar.
ians," at the final Coffee Hour.
Edgar Whan. Ypsilanti. and Rob.
ert Nelson. Iron River. were co.
chairmen OF all the Hours.
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