The Ubyssey
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issued: 1933-02-07
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note: Issued Twice Weekly by the Students' Publications Board of The University of British Columbia VOL. XV. VANCOUVER, B. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933 No. 27 *Songs of Good Old Days' Enthusiastically Played By Three French Clubs Costumes and Lighting Good—Songs Well Presented—Mackay Esler Turns in Good Performance By JOHN CORNISH "Songs of the Good Old Days," rendered by the French Clubs, were witnessed by apreciative audiences in the Auditorium Friday afternoon and evening. The former performance was attended by high school students who packed the house and afforded the numbers a rapturous reception. The soap, with piano and string quartette accompaniment, were supplemented with resourceful lighting, bright costumes, occasional stage-settinga and miming which gave the numbers a clearer meaning and a greater at-*> tur. PEP MEETING TODAY Ethereal Debating A Reality Friday, February 3, marked U.B.C.'e advent toto ethered oratory when a Vardty team took on a pair of Alberta representatives to a debate on Inflation. The debate was held over the Canadian Nationd Rdlways Western Canada network, MUton Owen and Jim Farris speaking from CNRV and Harold Frlck and Harold Poole holding forth from the Unlverdty of Alberta's home station, CKUA. The speakers for the affirmative based their contention on the assert- ation that inflation is the only way out of Canada's present economic stress. On the other hand, the Ed- imonton orators attempted to prove that inflation would not be successful by citing the unsuccessful attempt of Germany to establish economic stability by this means after the War. Harold Frick, first speaker for the affirmative contended that inflation would only lead to a general rise in prices, and that these would increase more rapidly than the wages of the workers. Consequently, Canada would in no wise benefit from this practice and would be left with a huge debt. Mr. Owen stated that Canada had been pursuing inflation for some time and it would be in the best Intere…
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language: English
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