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HAVERFORD NEWS
VOLUME 84—NUMBER 12
Haverford Extends
HUNTER CHOSEN ChristtnasHolidays
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VALEDICTORIAN. c.
Class Day Program •
Includes Presentation
Of Class Gift, SpOOM
Rolland Hunter ban been chosen
Valedictorian of thb Claes of 11743
for Class Day on Saturday, eon.
vary 30: He received this honor
as a mutt of hlirrenkieg first in
mitolarthip in the senior Mass.
-.Renter, who was -recently elected to the .permietent Executive
assitnIttee of the Claes of 1943,
waive a member of Phi Beta
Kappa last June. This tsar be IS
test bass in the all.ssolor quartet
of the Glee Club, after. having
been a member of that aretigtiss=
lion for four yeam. He-Rirs been
a member of the Track Team for
three years, and Mn participated
.
3it numero. meets.
Cla. P.In to Be Read •
The program for Chios Day
starts at 2.90 on Jaileary Ft in HoLtAtio Mumma ingbesi
include the hirobul scholestiary, gehted the
Roberts Hall. It
prssentation of the class spoon to bone. ,/ 60.2- Valedirforisn.
this year's" Spoon Man,, the prearveyllitrinon to Talk
sentation of the Claes 'Gift, the
reading of a Class Poem, and will During Football Dinner
be coneleded by the Valedictory
At
Racquet Club Dee. 17
address. The Claes Day committee, cannEsting of H, MathetippAn announcement has been
Montt, Jr., Chairman, _Shekel' ad. -by the Alumni .Assoclation
Torrence, and Robert MaCCsste,
MA a dinner in .honor of the unin charge of the program,
beaten and untied football- team
The Spa. Committee, -wIlich is will be given at the Reequet Club
composed of James B. Gilbert, in Philadelphia. It Is to take,
•Chalrmali, Edmund J. Lee, and place on December 17 at 0.30.
Is now Fur'.
'Sterling .Nevrell,
The, prissiest speaker of the
caning an ebony eir.n.
evening, providing his present ditties permit him to come, will be
TRUEBLOOD TO LECTURE
liar,vey Marmon, Haverthrd footD. Ellen Trueblood, Professor ball meth from 1922 to 1929,Inof Um Philosophy of Religion at vited guesta include the - football
Stanford .University and editor of squad, President Morley, Er.
"The Friend," will give the anneal Jam. A. Babbitt, Emeritus ProLibrary. Lettere in Roberts Had ifitssernaf 'Physical Education,VICSon Thursday evening, December President Archibald Macintosh,
10. Professor Trueblood will speak Coaches Randall and Walker g.
on "The. message of the Bible for W, Haddleton, Dr. H. W. Taylor.
this hour:. He will begin at 13:15" I end Henry Skerrett.
the dates of the Chrissmas holidays have been changed,
The new fetes will be from
EridaY, December IS, of
1220 until Sunday, Semler? 11,
ineluaive.
A. -petition bad been cfrem
lilted among the student...le- .
ing the new tie. The Council
took the action in view of the
d1flkuliies of transportation.
'Many studente inmore roral
regions, if they missed trains
a-ould have long waits, and
Mahn sthedeles are not always
being closely followed,. said
Dean. Gibb.
SENIOR GIVE
IS 'ON ORDER'
Gift Committee Seeks
, To Secure Amplifier
rim CIE Committee of the Senior Class headed ty Avrel Mason,
is now trying to secure a public
address system for the dining
room as the gift of the elan of
of the address
42 Tho
System es, the gift hinges only
on whether or not snob an item
will still be ssailable in war time.
Other suggestions have been the
purchase of War Bonds to swell the
1 House
Hou~~r. Fund
Fund and
and aa wells tesdField
inc· troin
tbe ·gyrenssium
u~nulum to
the
togfrom the
to. the
football
The addition
addltloi\ tO.
the
football field
field. The
to the
Field Ileum Fund by 'War Bends
is n second choice if the purchase
of the oddress system proves to be
impossible. However, Mason geld,
he thought the thance of getting
the system Is /Ririe good hsseese
the order was a large one.
The Senior Clans feels that
whatever it is, the gift shouLd be
Original oath elegalar-In order to
atnnd out. from other does gifts.
Members of the Gift committee
ere Chairmen Mason, Sumner W.
Ferris, and William N. Winger.
Houston; Weil -;:tatrk,
Curtis, Fetterman, Fill HowartflVood . Voted
' Remaining New'PosW 'Glee Club President •
The curtain ddopping on the
anal net of the Cap and. Bells fall
OW, "HotellIniverse," laid. Satersley evening, marked the time
far the appointment of several new
officers to that organisation.
haven B. Ian., lib!) I r jest
Lees 41m:rid the new 5.ewles1
sere-firs 'd of
Co p
wed
WAR AFFECTS
NEW CATALOG
.College to Rearrange
Instructors, Courses
••-Tit~
n~ College
Coli~ Catalog,
O.taloc, due
The new
due to
to
appear before tChnistries 1in general will not reflect the radical
war-Ume
c.hanl"es.." liave!"ord
Ia
war-bine changes
liaverferd Is
experleneJn«, ask! Mr.
TMmnow experiencing,
Mr. ThomU'
Glbb~ Who;
as C.
C. Cobb,
who,alon«
along with
with Mr.
Willllim
:WIIis: fs
in charge
tharrt. Of
William 11.
M. Wills,
is in
of
editlnc-tl!la
luue. • ·' -· · ·
editing-this issue.
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ne war will their
effess in
a shifting of instructors to 'make
up for the men - lost to the Army.
in the addition of new courses, and
the rearrangement of others. Professors why have been drafted are
going to he listed as absent on
leave.
Many classes have undergone
Minor -changss. Next year • IIaw
and enlarged Art course, taught
at Bryn Mawr, will be aftered.
Geography and Geology, taught
thin amass,- but not the wet of
this year, again will be available.
Humanistic., taught by professor Pont; is going to be, a new
ourse. .
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••ld.
Br Rriteir M. Sean.,
tights went down on ogee see Pursue' these speculation. rather, against- the blue ether. In fact,
chattering audience in Oeadlinet he turned into a combined fairy the anecessive arrangement and
Ball Saturday evening. In the godfather, father-confessor, and re-arrangement of the characters,
darkesss which ensued, symphonic hiatrionie psychoanalyst A cm-. which like e . g., ofmusical
mimic hushed the voices; curtains tain amount of therapeutic treat-. chains fliways left one choir too
on the stage were parted; in the ment was meted out to each of Ow few, no that one of the acmes had
dim light, a figure high and bark- neurotics. Perhaps the orated to stand, gave a teeth of formalstaga•could be seen silhouetted trick of the evening was that of m to and the fantasy, and also
against a flat gray blue; some one transferring the. love of Pat Far- helped to create a sense of moves
in the front stage lighted it dd., ley from his deed Mary to the meet In this conversation piece.
ette; the Match revealed ladies much afire, 'and ' quite desirable,
The chief difficulty of the ireters
and gentlemen sitting on a garden Ann Field.
lay in their need to keep their maPresident Morley. of Fieverford ture identify, and yet to reproduce
thereon. The light on the scene
gradually inerenserli•now could be was heard to mutter at one point' meanwhile various other portions
II." the poky promontory jut- during the performance: how does of their exietence. The master in
sting from the terrace, and ail he- the -author :of this play spell his this achievement was easily David
yond, a deer ether. "without her- ssmei is It Barrie or Barry? A Maliery, as old Mr. Field.- The porin." where only eke and sea usmelly well-informed member' of trayal of en old men, diffissIt In
the Haverford faculty, Professor Heel!, was mulled through with
merged.
Past, seemed in amid as to wheth- finesse; the variouitincernetionslio
Audience Views Nenrotim
The audience was sitting in on er ,he was witnessing' an original the second set all proved convincplay, or some Americanised ter- ing. Foil to Field, was Pat Far
Philip Harry's Sharrgrbda, hero a
tanien on the French 'Mediterran- don of Pirandello. _What may 'ley, Jahn Marsh. Marsh kept the
possibly have been i sour onto play in motion by his confident°,
ean. And this Shangriviia watt for
the moment lehabited by some was etrack by a Professor of youthful vitality, and sennterenese.
half-dozen American expatriates Phyaiee when he summarised It all He was alive to his finger-tips,
tie every highelasa nodsenee." At mercurial in hit required character
of the late Ifffiffe. In no time at
ell, .the audience reel,ited that the any rata your reidewer had no shifts.
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reindmbering that the
ladle. and 'gentlemen were not
Sevres Were Vivid, Well-Acted
merely expatriatee, but such a cal- play was set in the late 1920's; he
Doris Bean, as Ann Field,
was
also
reminded
of
those
times
Isstion Of wealthy neurotics as to
echieved the rare conibinatiss of
Warm the heart of the highest-feed in tire early..1990'a when- Philip the winsome girl and the .poised
Barry was discussed (mistakenly
Paachaanalyat All were unhappy,
women. She held the masculine
it
now
turns
hut)
by
the
literati
of
all were uriossepihd, oil were dispart of the audience, at 'least, in
turbed by a recent suicide, all New Haven as the coming success- the scene of recollected chIldhoOd.
or to CYMeill as 'the apeculative
were searehing for a lost meaning
It was Miriam Kreiselman, as Lily
. American Unato life. Since tats tens Shangri- dramatist of the.
Malone, who realty recaptured 'the
La the audience had a pretty good
mood of the dissipated20hs. I shall
remiss for toping that the cher- Cast Receives Five Curtain Calla remember with pleasure the shede
actem would dimover some stopWhen the lights mane up of the in which Edward _Irving, Waltek.
gap this side of suicide,
final certain, the audience left no Hollander, and John Marsh relived
White waiting for 'this clearable doubt of its 1401mm-intim'. oPPli'000 a boyhood moment. I could pram
wineluelon, the audience was treat- demanded and received, ho less tically see the leprous spots on the
ed to several spirited Interludes, in than fire curtain eal In 'from the hands of young Tem Amos. When
which the claroc ters re-enacted act.
• Kite Rand sleep-walked. as. Alice
.
scenes. from their childhood, and
For it Ivan the i production and Kendall, she showed good theatre.
from their distorted elareeralTiisse the east which made the evening a Lynn Radon, In a. difficult part
Isstasiss east a lurid light on the success. The set. far example, hit on Hope Ames, ,expressed the inPresent altnation of the nssrotiss. exactly the required mean between tended motherliness with appropBut the time sense In Shapari-la realism . and fancy. Off-stage riate, gestures, particularly fssiei.
Was loosening. At thin paint en- noised, stagedrighting, and agate, At the other extreme..the dead-pun
, tared the elderly owner of the were used freely and unobtruelve- Felix, James Sutterliny Injected a
villa and terrace; with him remarks
thromthout the performance to nice blendef humor skid !symbolic
on thimalelde and immortalitY. the mceettnite. thilto in mood and to menace au meseengfe, of advancifle began to suggest cosmic spec- center rte Clot On actor, The ing
,
lations'
•audien
Iii remember the white
Conaratulations to Director
In the wend, and concluding lighting on elai Mr. Field, and the Blebard Nusbaum, ho controlled
set, however, 01d Mr. Field did not siffissetting of . wloaa, Almes hiswetors with s
hot* eDLL
Manton le Secretary
-John C. Marsh, '45,, turn the
vice.presIdengs gavel over to his.
....sear, Edward 13: Irvin.
Hence, Irving will be the student
director of Cap'and Bells until Ms
graduation. William M. Houston
as selected to replace Avrel M.n as assietanaseeretary of the
Mel/ The position of assintanttressureenvill be filled-by James
H. Wort,. who suss.. Holland
of the February
Hu to ei
graduating f1■93. All three of the
new officers are from the OHss of
n
in the
. ln·
the besiness
bulineu . department
deputmen t. .of
the club
club lh'e
the manqer
manager will
will be
t.he
be Frederick A. Curtis, Jr., who succeeds
~rt~,M~r:r:,
;:: •
Robert MacCrite. Hie assistant
will be
be Henry
Henry Fetterman,
Fetterman, '40.
'46.
·.
~
Clark State Manager
The
ol. stage
.SlaJ'e manmanThe d!t!icult
difficult job
job of
ajer"Will
be handled
handled by Zehlt
John W·.
agerwill be
Clerk,
Clark, who
~ho will
will replace
repl~e Norman
~onnan
Peterkin., Thes-e
Them newlY
newly fleeted
alerted of.Peterkin.
ken will take offiee along with
the three permanent ones, Jahn' C.
Leber, 27, president, Allen W.
Stokes...38, seeretssy, and H. Tat.11 Brown, Jr., '22, treassUrer.
Final/y, the executive committee chosen will be composed of
Richard Warren, Walter Hollander, Jr.. and William Howe, all cif
These appoint
tie oleos
meats are subject to the approval
of the Alumni Executive Commit,
me of on cap and Bella
:::-;~~:': ~- ~C:ii ~ill
`Shangri - La' Scene of Intense Drama
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In Highly Successful 'Hotel Universe'
Language Gatherings
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A YEAR
DRAMATIC ,FLUB COLLEGE PROPOSES
NAMES IRVING FULL CREDIT WORK
VICE-PRESIDENT IN RECONSTRUCTION
lnh
i,e
,citche.
de miLCo
ouurfice,
id
l efttu
bet
R
$2.00
ARDMORE, PA'., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1942
Attended by. Students
-Group Holds Meetings
With Bryn: Mawr Club
The weekly Therein night
gatherings et the Language-louse
are furnishing a lot of fun and in
for everybody on the camMin Interested in languages.
except
"Speak any be
English” seems to be the rule of
these meeting., eldissigh the emphasis' la definitely on Spanish.
thia seem. to be the moat popular
langoege and is the mother tongue
of Mr. and Mrs. Asenato.
Beth ancients and faculty give
talks in Spanish, French, and German which are messily about some
aspect of the life of the peoples
whose language is being Spoken.
Refreshments Mid 'sometimes
songs serve to complete the .pro.
gram, Beginners in hingeage hove
as good a thee as those who speak
e foreign, long age fluently.
The feet that the •groim meets
sometimes with the Spanish Club
of Bryn Mawr either here or at
Bryn Mawr is another attraction
M the get-togethers. The LanSeen House has already been
filled by nee or two dances. There
is supper dance planned for the
boys living at the House this coming Friday evening.
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Varsity Club Decides
To Make Contribution
For Soccer Banquet
At a Meeting of 'the Varsity
Club Thursday night it wait decided to give ten dollars toward
the soccer banquet The'lienquei
is to be held an Wednesday night,
December le. at the Oder-lain Club
in Philadelphia.
The money given by the Varsity
CIO. is tote need to pay Inc the
dinners of prose:active "rodents
who are interested in soccer. The
football, banquet le given to Abe
team by theAlemal, and therefore
it is felt that the soccer team
Ownild reedier outside help.
Founders Club Mech.
To DiSCIISS Election
Of Future Members
Wooct
. 'Howard
'lt'as elect~led­
Howard P:
P. Wood was
ed Prukj~tule Glee
Glee. Club"
Club-·
ed
President of
of the
in
in- ~le-ctfona
Sun· •.
thP.blectionelate
Into last'
last Son· dar
~i(ht, announehd
announ«d HeekelC
uastell"
deg --night,
Herrenee.•
present 'Presid<!nr
President •
Uorn:nc:e, · prHent
·oi
th'u Club.
ciut). The
The other
Other ofaoftl- of the
cers
Davia Mel
aitd
cora are
are Daniel
Daniel E.
E. Davie
Hcn'ry
S.
Vila,
who'
;,ere'
chOsHenri S. Vila. who weie chap.
en business
bu! iness manazll'is.
en
managers.
n.~
The elections
electionswere
were held
held Ju.it'
just
befor·e the
the·Club
dub reheareed.
rehiarsed .
before
with
Bryn' Mawr.
Ma.WI) ChOir:
tie
with Bryn
Choir,. The
.new.
new olli«rs
officerswill
will take·up
take up their
their .
duties [ol~wing
follo.wing the
duties
·~e ChristChrist-Inas vacation.
Fpur
Four Semester tourse
Course
Would Give-Strength
Give Streugth
To Liberal
Liberal Arts
An,s Field •·
- An
start a
Aneffort
efrortwill
willbe
bemade
made to ata.rt
a
ReUef .and
ReconatrUcuon Unit..
Relief
and Reconstruction
Unit at
aavtrford Of\
1, 1943.
1943,
Haverford
on FebruarY
February 1,
which will
trill utilize to
which
to the
the fullest
fullest rho
tho
texcellent"; tae.llitles
cohep
excellent,.
facilitiesof
of the college
!or this
this form
:rorm ofolservice,
iervice, and
and win ·
for
SVATI, toeounteraet the
the swiJ\1'
'further counteract
waroa
callwards· technkal
tecanical suiUecta
subjmta by
by eellingthe
theresources
resouret11 of
of the
the College
Colle&e in
in
in ·
the llela
Li~ral Arta.
ve.ry
the
field of
of Liberal
Arta into very
interulite uu.
Preaent Haverford
Haverford.
intensive
use. Present
College
students ~·nd
end future
~Jlt'ge •tudomt.s
fu't.ur~ ones
ones
will
full credit
work irf
in
will receive
receive full
eredit for_
for. w9r.k
the course
courae which
whirh is
is conipeoed.
coniposed. .of
the
of
four-semesters,
carried eatisutJs-·
Cour--aemt'sten, ifif carried
f~CtoriiY.
completion.
factoelly to completion.
FsmttIment
Limited
·
Ei\rolln~enl Li•lted
Th~ proposer'
proposed unit
would at.art
The
unit would
start
with
limited to
25,
with an
an enrollment
~\Intent limited
to'2fi,
oC
whom ·5
'!Would be reelpienth
re-elpienta of
of whom
ifi'lvould
~~eholarshl~ _cove.rine
_,.uall
upensft.
echolarshies
<veering
wipe...
Another
25
members',
would
b4
25 members.would he enHarcum Was Scene
rOlled in
in September,
Septefnbt.r, 1943,
1943, at
rolled
at the
Of Second Program tlo&e
of the
thesummer
aummerseniester,11411
semester, and .
close of
theend
end
of every
.• Beton
c.ap.acity audience
audien~e ='at
at thereafter
thlitt>after atatthe
. of
every
Before a,
a -capacity
and semester
so as
as to
to have
the Hareem
Junior. Collere,
College, the sr.<"ond
thr
ltareum Junior•
semHter ao
ha ve fie.
fiG·
Haverford Glee Club lest Satur- trodenss the normal enrolled memday night presented its second bership in the unit. The first mail
of
25:would
proceed
to
active
fish'
concrrt
Huon, ~ repeating
repeaUnr ~r 25-wOuld proc:eed,to Ktivr ftr.ill
concertof
of the
the sateen,
in June,
the
preM!nted al
t.Jie. Work
work in
June, 1944.
1944.
.
·
theJlrofram
program theY
they presented
at the.
Special • scholar/31,in
3S.ALSP111C0
Jefferson MedlcarCGIIege
Medical College the pre=
Jeft'erson
preStH.'Cial
K:holanhlp
auista'nce
moy
to tonr
over the
Ceding week.
week.
teding
. mar lee
lie obtained
obtained to
ihe exex.
applicants frym
from high
The
of three penses
The program
prOgum eassIsted
.-onslst.fd of
ptontH ~fofapphcantll
h1th
'wheals enable to pay their own .para Thfirst
Theillntpart
~itwas
wasmade
made Qp
parts.
OP schoob unable lo pay the1r own
way. encouraging admission of deof Christmas carol, both ancient
and modern. The second pail was sirable' ntudents who would other- .
wise ht excluded for financial rotdeyoted to Old -Chinch Music, and
. This scholarship asaistance
the concert was concluded with a
would aid both members of the
group. of Folk Songs.
Relief and Construetion Unit and
Severs) special nunarm -were
the Pre-Meteorological Unit
presented daring the program. BeThe plan would be designed to
tween the first and second groups
Kenneth Beebe, baritone, ung receive the formal approval of the
a groin of three songs. Between Director or Relief and ReconstructiOn.
former. Governor of New
'
the second and third groopa the
quartet, mrapooed of Jared Brown, York, Herbert H. Lehman, and
- u is
such
other
°feria]
selection
Holland Hunter, Robert MmCrate,
and Haskell Torrence, sang n necessary to give it official support ,
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CONCERT GIVEN
BY GLEE CLUB
Hav.~;~~ -~~':~n~b-
·::t ::u:~ ~~~!:~~~~o;:.' e;~~~~:n=~~
group of four number..
• 'Coessird an Pepe o, 00l. r
Students Express Views
On WHAV in NEWS Poll
On Thursday. December 8, at
824 the' .Founders 'Glob held
Its second meeting of the year Mg
Lloyd Hall. The meeting was pre- . Striving be find the general gf!.11lf!d
playing of
of more
· more
goofed'·that
that playing
aided over by Dr. Richard M. Sut- campus opinion' of the local ladle hiss
jan would
\\;ould be
be a
a good
l:oQd addition
addition to
ton, President of the Club.
WH,f..Y'.s athedule;
he especially_
npecl~ly_
station WHAV, a <rens -section of wHA.rs
schedule; he
The club discussed the elsstion
liked 'Reiland Hunter's, -program.
lik~a;!~'~:~~~~u~tu:::u·l~lll:era:'~.
of new member. who have, quali- te
"
miits
.t'neifiv'
aim thought it would be an
thrv
e iceiv
.l'eld'
."-t'Ani
e'il
eY'll'il'eiio'in
ini.
fied since last June. It was de- questioned' believed that WHAV hxbellent
broadcast HaVerHaver.
idea ·to
- In ·brondcallt
hi:ell.rnl.;_ 1d,l.'a
cided that an election for tibia per- has. done an excellent job in - the ford's basketball
b:.skei:b•ll games.
rames.
.~
pone would ,he held lie January. abort time thee they have hero
Oayid B. Rickaaid,
Ki rk .aald, al
"I would
would like
ppyid
muaic, played
played over
Cnr
Robert Macerate, Tristram • P. b
. However,•th ere wMe semiglasaital music
Coffin,' and Ellsworth C. Advord, many different - enggessions • for WHAV, like ilithapsody
"Rhnps~y fnin Blue"
Blue
Sr., were appointed on atudent rep- '11,4: programs MA. many varied an.Y.'Delice· Of th~
the Hours,"
Hours." and
andthe
the Sun- ,
resentatives an a memberahip comessendedlou Sunn am to the enrrent P.- broadcast time extended
day aftaisiifon!'On.the
mittee, whiels will .have charge of
On .the other
other hand
band
stated,
..
1
William
Lehmann
stated,
"I
the election of new members. The ce4r'
e.o
See
..Want C iassici al Mssie •
would- like in a program mare
more old
olil
faculty and alumni member., of
Many of the. elvdmita 'felt that
only one
this conimittee have not yet been the addition of more classical mu- hot jest. which, features o.nly
o_ne
artl3t." elitteinted.
would be ,a :5 great' iniproveMembffrs of the club -also di moot. .7liekell Torrence. president
"The allnoolicjni- or the Hero
coined this year's anneal di.er. ifflthe Glee Club. elisliking.. the Mater girl. e a bit ineoheriet
which will be attended by the sev, veal' amount' of papuler meek, theit voices are not well -suited for .
en -student members, and the'fae- firchded the ' playing
beokdcasting," commented Richard.
of 'Mom
My and alunini members. A com- cI assical "mimic. and thought . the S. Valentine. "I also 'believe a good
mittee consisting of H. Mather etntion'S peeseni featu
res ' Were mystery drema would attract many •
Lippincott, Jr., Haskell 'Torrenss, very 'good, Howird P. Wood isitid. li.epers."
and J. Morris Evans was elected The only-wey'WHAV. can be Ome- . _
Talkoffield Good
to arranke for the dinner.
folio to Plan
thing entbroad. . William L. Hedges thought that
• cent, hg- other sration. There: is asset'
talks by mliege.aethentlen,
• 3.0' .use_ having- popular • ode sech as Viee:Presideni MacIntionhis
Men Seeking Pikes
played yo, our station. whenithey speech of last week, wisatieanal-•
see esstiqually being. bro adest on ant' idea and, more of the.- inforShould Enter Work
mal talks alreald be 'fanned. John „ '
Before End of April • lb.arliur.iellfelt
"t'*''i that
lhii.M
,
la- -play. J. Keck nuggeenel, 'There • ssghti
The next award of prima will leg the symphonies the q;, lityof to he some play. :or okits, and '
be announced in either June ar Au- the transmission woe not so
to goof Possibly some 'satires on eonunergust, 1942. Alk students deeiring as it might be. He also said that lal, radio programs' to add variety •
to compete SIM these mils. Meat the hoary of brssdcast' inlet be to them-'Student forom's mid more
,
deposit all material with the Reg- extended' let& • in the evening. perosnal interview. should'olio be
m Llewellyn ft, Young stated, "1 added."
intror under an assented nae,
with a sealed envelope, containing tidal: On additiohal. hour of•riaaa010 my opinion, a better time
the writer's real nameebafore May lest manic played without interrup- for broadcasting would be , front
0, 1043, while accelerating seniors tion 'vrould be a fine thing—a iriee .until eleven in the evening in- •
or any who lea,ve to.join the armed W1103 program of ode composer stead of the present. hour." A,
press 'are, urged to :deposit such one night, of .another l9,
P...r rel Mason then coritInued,.eThere
material with the Registrar mice the next • nighta Albert H. For- should be more Interviews with
•
to their departure. whenever this Naha backed the - idea of 'teeing the profe and students and more
more Music. of the type. by which sport -programs, like the resume, of • ,
Is possible.
Both' accelerating and non-am you cal study essay, and of pro- the Hamillon football game.'
calertaing members of the- senior viding it et a time when music it
elites are requested to register sehree10 the other stational'
ENGIN'EF:Rs TO HEAR
BEAR DIGGS
DIGGS
ENGINEERS
. Few Wish, Jess •
with Professor Nand on or before
enclneeff,D.-·U..
Friday,• December 11,2beir candi'Robert S. <VI..P,
-Dig.. engineering
as- .
An equally enthuoiaatie group '!Robtrt.S.
dacy for the'Logan Peareall Smith avoeyted more 'boogie-woogie
df U\e
the Philadelphia
Elec...,_,0-wO.oi~' l sistant
alstan~ ·df
:Phlladtlpbl.~-Eiec·
-The
priee'for the beat pereessl library. and nolid jeer. Opinion, vaned in trie
tric Company,
will speak
Ccimpa~~y..,. ~wW
·~ on
oil ..,.
.December II also the deadline this group from hot fees to the !Retribution
if Electric
Power" at ·
D'-triba:tion cit
'EI«trle'Pinm-"
mass for registration of Seniors currently poiallar 'riff' tunes. Still the next meeting
of rho Engineer- --tiaoioflllo~
whichwlll
willbe.bokl
be held
atlitn
o<"7oll
sod 'Santora competing for ' the another faction favored the semi. ing Club,.hldi
Sabi Bs- Garrett Prises far Sys- classic.' rues, and the 'Viennese tomorrow Iti the Hill. Leheeatomtit ' Reading is Litimature. wattaesh Jct. ", Ideader sug-
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Inn ,
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good f8;
be i-Ood
Cite-day physieel education het turned out to be
of
nieces of
-ew pleea
1!0'
Tbinumber
IUtm"be.fof
ol tit*.
thilutl
)'QU. tea
c:..i do
do with
w_illl ·aa 1
few
YOsi
f.. The
W. far.
lane..
Evans. .aid
~uipment
.i llLs
in3in:venom
e'n'lo~ ft!rrit.dr
•• h~
Ha,W. £vu.
w lut
Arlington
betAr
slreedy.
el:Mittman
'Wtdnuday~.
l a&l
thing ·rof.q.
this thl~«
Oct thltJ
we$1.."till-- we
Wee, hoe
...Waitt~ll
'going- 'fl!e•'le·
Wednesday. "\V:~It
ruht.:
:t.nd there
tlwre May
1ri:i)' be"~
. I•tokit lata'
titer
aarlet, and
bid more
be 'quitea.• Wt.,gain.: ¥1artbf',
to
chic to
un.'' IIC
to" be
torte W
anybody'CMIIhl
thee ~tn:rbody
ihoueht that
he tho:~~l\t
said be
he a~e·
-etas ~:Ut.id
Ile ":\1~
day!
the..d.a':!
ill be
That •will
bat._n.t..l
draft at
the~orl.u1
dr.
1i pll5bujbl
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peshami'atatthe>
cnly
t, ~11.
do l;-;
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Capital Alumni Move
Luncheon Meetings
Goes to West Coast
.
The Haverfoth Society of
Wahington, which holds
luncheon meetings regnbrly
on the third Wednesdey of
each month, will meet Damn, „
bar 16th at 12:20 at tit Hotel
Martirdtp,5211 &tenant St.,
..
. ..
' illll·:t.r
,ts · a··ntMe
n. this
w. retinae.
dl. . betelme
a note is
dee,ese.
ry Lafford a~_
nask
ill
. . Ce-erf.
'Mii" ·..-.
Concert..i w
IdIceClClab
-Calve:,rulife:neat(;ulll!~-dIr Jd!'c;a.""Jlt !\ft--;li~l
in til~:
,..,
real musicians
•uk-~ are _
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of.
,atade
that real
the oluff thSt
sitentil ~htiMitJ!_
dd, 1t.c: ~owr-d
• a~.:o.
andiand the .......
done their
oirms kid
w
lutd,dOft
t.Wr whining.,
.IWtiq, uwt.t»
.1,11 !."ir.coa
nilrr Ptn i-hl' :ri:- rb'u,
'w,Ju"t. w.:!'.(
to l bl:at
ktl.t'S(:. Ji,lie
~
tiM: -~
aM
piano and
at the
downat
.1 dowli
Irlachnoss,
dd,inintutotal
the ((lee Club
of ea match
..•ill.o!lt
tu-c
wo: lir;_ht
,Jnlltrb accompanied
~ -~~lee
a.b
liabt or
ewersUthe
iLl
:uuJ,
:tuditnr.ll : throUgtl'
diHdlll singing.
liiaaf,ai-.- '
and: cheerful
loud a..:J
'Woe IMII
thretigh &Otatithe audience
act, the
"°Workin'
\\"Orltin.., oft
Aaliae;.. and even
~- "
.-Praise
Praia
"Swett Adeline."
the .RailruaCI," "Swt>et
on 't.he
...sobers
the
among
were
tiu:.■donunition. wne a.cN~« tM :.....n
the Adu•unition"
Lard and I'&Sfl; t~
:he i.'l;:J
oil in
cut. _.And
hl'
~l\ll':·,d c~l.
\ n" a;il
i~ darkness.
da!·k-oae. . .. • .
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ALUMNI NEWS
Beer
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FRIENDS MOVE
FIVE ALUMNI
-TO NEW CAMP
Snip**, '41, Attseila
taternatrat Preece";
For Japanese in U. S.
retkoeme a mil of tig, V. a.
.Fortet Se rvice for more man.
maser to flebt t'alifernis purest
fires. the Society of Friends or•
revs es
1
ganized a new Civilian Public
PlioloevarIlIo
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Service Came on the eastern
copy,
tU
singlefreYAble is ;advance; 92.90;
elope of the Sierra Nevada !noun.
..a
-~;:~~r
~~)~·i·ruJ;sa!~i~~ci!~ !feMn~!::~at~ ·
taint mar the Nevada state line.
-=Zer ~~~t'-~:t~~~~n
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Among those transferred to the
west front the Atlantic seaboard
Priiding
--,_ Priult.'t.ll•.vcry
T~o~.e11d"S' 'b)'
Arihttor~e Pt·illt
hllt Company
Co>illlia ny ,
.the Arthner'
by the
Prmto every 'Tuesday
were a number of Haverford
'41, n rn i CPS
basthdr5brair,d,
Ri\tt•nhou~-A•Vo;·,,,:c: P<~:
Pa.
Play, Ar4on.r.d.
Rittenhouse l''l:ln•,
..
alumni, John Bottrkk Ml, Phillip
Jane Lake; Cafiforbi•
near
Cent
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• lofted 'et.' Jerk Evans 19. Fran
respond .
the that
H
audexciting
nrl!i~tg to
tt~ am
~- .tbat· r.-.~
eta: -a
1; ~~~i01c
crowd "ti.M·
a ~ru;.d
Coand
. In,
tr;~Of
Mchic
thi"..anew:
;.., ut":VerMos
VcrttU~ M.
."1. Roca
Huul ,
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Ostia
In '\M
lb. ir~·
ALL-HAVERFO'RD PLAN • Drown ID, and Soneel Sniped
kasi. 'tlte.
•>ltil ~·nuuUitity
at ka..\derma.uror.•i
the,du,r.t.e,
undertl«!
spirituOd~r
haimustilySpirit
!II, •
'\l•;•.t Y[ ill.l(
hU W
a rJik.e shualion.
O..t'~UI•lt.be;
hones that 1.b,e . M-..
altuation. One
Warlike
„well
'The following is a continuation of the li.t of namee• of. almond
re(ieareal
in
raid
air
thp
·-.... \ No
·
'·{
when
and
Vigils Tan:'oran Camp
if
,Itself.
show
hill
spill!
;*Ill
ahu-,
·
,it.klt.
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i(
•n•l"
•/'<m
tbt
a
ir
..
ra,
k
t
,fa
~~
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-anal
Oa:Smoking
No :Action
who. have joined the Alumni aseecondon under the oo-sseertere
Having driven past the intern.
t, seise an
'bn·o'!lu
:~on' air
•ir mid
raid in
in earnest.
tlf~~.t...
·'
.
··
.
per
contribution
'extra
the
ahovdrig
given
are
.Kieuree
date.
to
Plan
editorkil
an
piablished
TWO WEEKS AGCLTHE NEWS
:;n
s. i' • •• ·.- ·
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receipt. lo date ninount to P3035.30. The minim= Meet camp at lentoran and
Total
class,
. tttJetl;
-:u~ Encl."End. -: It
I r.r
ecomn.tWldeCI.
recommOnied
tone
Means to
A Meann
"Smoking:: A
titled, "Smokmg
people - who
num
spoken toerous.
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budget needed is 56,000..
~- permiLtin~
s ,nt:Jkc in
in the
the college
coiiCI(C dining.
.dinrng rodni:
ro&"nL
hove 'visited 'the chnipt.. Snipes
'· (-Conimuniceilloos
~~~n;~unk;(il.!-fli ~:Gmtd:.y_..: cgiving
h•ip;:- WJ
hint~ about
a~ul
to smoke
studento to
u, hints
permitting sluden\..ij
every day-,
in ~•·t·r,can. ~~~
William hoed, Maier
to
suys that Be Is Ready •eonrimed
· 'l'his'
_j\ad~ not
inti-~.;.Me c:.ig"iu:Q'tti:
cigarette •
to inciErate
not ltJ
ddsernment plaits for sending detain! 'teen net men back
recommendation Wit:tirade
Thiel:rt:t.-ommcndati~t-\,:.,_~:l
Adrian S. Mann
11 contributors
that by the policy of throviing loll
Nearty all predict that all In and IP year old men
awl- thatl.. ifif shidents
belief th~t
. bclid
wa!'.-IU:.II~~
:tlttd c n t~were
were~~··
•■
was.rualli"
sales
•.}<a\c:oc,
, butlint
Frank N: Speller, Jr,
t extra eentribetion '
•
the Jalionme together, "o arc
wig be
men, wilJ'
11hu :VA
' ht•Ehrr 11r
Rot- they're
they'ri eolleise
~~~J'l' mea,
or net
drafted. "'wholher
aVe' dfaftnl.
at
do ut
they dQ
fast
its f:1
eat at>
eel cal.
\()wed
i nlokc.<t.J)cr
would )Jol
~L no
·~ Un·Y
they would
to ·l'smoke.
lowedJo
William K. Hartsell
moldier coed American citizens
1932
-.:le for htstri determining if they shall be assigned ca col•.
_.--J>J;:C!i~lli.
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present.
Theodor* B. Helsel
late Japan...." Snipes. seinterts
red unitersities for technieel and scientific training'.
II mato:anion
Allen F. liurtop
•
Irk statement by saying that it
· .ActjiJn
: tom..:·o
Jlo>~ ·~1 11 Et:i"
plan" ". jilae
wit~: our
uur own
fl"IOI, " t•te·
M~~pfloc:ka(
only fres,' ·
tome.' nl.i'fr~nl'"
prel,ablY
willp(oUaLI_.,
lee-Notoonilockal
I extra toStribelien
:propo.dalwih
jibe with.
such aa i.u-oJm:;:d
tea plan
on"tlla~h
Actinn.oiJ
J. McLain King
•
is through contaet rather than
C. B. Allendoerfer
Cttm
ur. and
t nd may
m:ay this
plan . not
i-tut be
bf, another
aauther siva
~ of
p f wartime,
•..-a~i•"·
this plan
' lhe·Admin1Stratiou.
luc.lent.s'· Council.
Cent.,
During
Council.' DUiiug
the SStudents'frondt,hc
or rroni
the -Administration 01'
S. Burkhardt Morrison
that the diffenences
separation
col.
Baker
i.
.if·
-,.:
hope
pu!!t;-wfl
r
t.lm"ll'
;
dem.ocf-aliulion
or
--'
A
•
erica'tr
tol·
AmericaA
C.
of
Walter
denuaratiration
post,thrthae.
hope
-ste
al
I
t
he
last
twO
~>eeks\
bowen~r;
no
aet'io~t
at
t!lll~aS
cOme
~rom
··
• the last tied weeks, however: no action at all has come from
Franklin W. Smith
between peoples grow lea. Snipes
Lewis Kohn
its:"il!-~r
1
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system?
educatirmal~)'lltll'~n
fet.'iaterdueatlo,!l•l
.. eeither
hber of
.o f these
these.:1gencies:.
Ad!rlinWrlltKHi• mighl
ex-'·
be exmight be
The Adriiinigtratiorf
agencies:. "The··
Ellsworth B. Stevens
also mention,. HIM although the
• Evarta G. Loomis
CU':led
nt
Mdse• important
J. Tyson Stoker
ten. h1:my·,- tnO~·.importa
has' too
thatitit h:l~
pleathat.·
theplea
onthe
cusedon
govennpent is holding in treat
Arthur S. Roberts
Allen C. Thomas, Jr.
Students'
· thingi-to
:.af titC.
>mo""rtfetrt.., ·'SiPJ:e'i:hC
lliti-Students'
the property of the interned dapWallace 31, Scudder
theimont.:-.Sijue'
think.abouf•et
things•tothihk.nbou(
Theodore Whittelsey, Jr.
9/Rhein V, Sipple. Jr.
anme. it is likely that through
CO\mcil
0tf.3 ii
l'Ji.a'"r.g~t'
he
may l>c
:efficiencymuy
it,·:d!iCieuc;epe:' i&·
of etel'
thrites
the thr
is in the
Ceunciti:s.-in
Well
W.
John
" Charlee S. Strickler
Across
the 'bide) confusion, many will
t-liKhtly
imPain,>(l. ~ ' - • ._;• . r-~ ' · · ·
·
slightly imMtired..
1919
Allen M. Terrell
•
never repossess their- belonging..
. I·IQW.C\:.Cr,
:•· lhi:;.
ofofhtactid~·
he p:-tl'l.
.. ~
·
mntritailen,
Part oi:
ontthe
laariivijmi·
period
0,
this-Jll!r.iud
after
However,lolftf
'John R. Watkins
repossess Rowse Hatred
11
harry !nought en un inanity ul,sUtreriaga and tortures;
'not1 may
estributtlen
"extra
1
justified
'Itself
• considers
EWS·Con~idcrs
Rudolf N. Wertinte
the Students
th\!
::3tu(lejtl~· f`oupcil,
.CotttJcil, tbigiN
t:JJll-.N~WS
·Itself j us tified
~~• _~~ ..1.. ; .s:~~~::~~~~~~~~:~~rl:::~
~i:~:~r;.•:::Y
Ire using 'the strong antiwe fad ·
Fannedyt::urr:
our pnestons.
succeeded-in:abort:irei~~i\~.
Bielhop
A.
John
1
0
,i.d.cluluct- a thorough iuvoslittuIn requesting that body
Japanese feeling that boa - grown
1931
.
or minor,thnt term
Oa,. :musty tor every itronedy,
John R. Cooper
n l{.'\'t{y1 maim !It
\us headlined
tk-.dline<l,
•.: ...
to
and
hall
up in the West. Snipes puts con5 contributors
4. lion of tlfelacts abefit amoking."51 the dining
Herbert K, Ensworth
'to uar lawspapers..litio the Aminican people, fortnnately, have
siderable weight on the rabble,
, 'James Andrews, Jr.
the students. InInthis
present itmlindings-to_th,e
Devi. D. Lewis
· )'resent
lhh;Way
'wayalonwman
;,lonc ·CJ\n · •
Huth ever-sentimental emotion, for.the wa, has made •
11. E. Duedale
rousing activities of the leading
David J. Speck
the
settled. But
matter be
the ~ti(ter.
: the·
be. :-tCltlcd.
But nothing
·tlo_lhitlg- can
can be
l>c done
don~ until
uutil Jhc
uiJ ....~ :h"in~ts in th~ir -.~e light.
.
·
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.
bout. A. Kerslake
, Lao . A,ngeles papers. the Exatnthings in their true tidal.
~~uncj
l tldlf."
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nets.'
council
Jantinft. Stanton, Jr.
iner and the Times. Roth of these,
4 moth
E Howell Wright
3
was flying (rum mouth to inouthaan
A odek ago tholocau;st.
W. Hendon Stokes
be Mate., by the use of "prefab1930
'' ' ·
-·-·
·
Qf
of the wmtat oieitian tragialy eiw'e Pearl Harbor. Yet, now, only •
ricated cling and scandal stones
1911
9 oentriketors
Stalil
l)
Salers
wc(>j..
n"!ti!r
i
itait
foUI'·ilundrcd
•nd
il1ghty
JK'OPie
:were
burned
buined
were
people
eighty
end
feur.kundred
than
More
utter
week
.
War Stamp Saks Resumed
since disproves" have succeeded
contributors
Rbsekman, Jr..
John
keen,
CocoanutGrove
the
in
recognition,
beyond
ciuser.1
Saine
stirring. - up a tremendous
in
Robert
._ ·~ N
RE~WONSE
'TO
THE
·
tlDJ;I'OHIAL
puiJ!hch
~1
i
n
lht:
14
d~urh.
~tilt!
eharrl'(l
•bc)'und
!"'(-cognition,
in
the
CocOanut
Atmore
Craig
Brinion
H.
Arthur
N RESPONSE TO THE EDITORIAL publiolud in the
amount. of "lent, hate, .and anC-harlm S. Barnett ,
era
forgotteni tit,
prarticogy
hove
in Hootne.
Ilse in
T. Weal Brunel
' · Noveniber
J7 _l~iue
f Liu..•
lqde nL purticipatfun
lii-c
Bo~lf)·u. [Ito
the "newspapers
"""""'I* IK:I'S han.
· vrattk
a)ly tori:ottcn
, ~md
participation
the sstudent
ligWS,. the
theN.E\YS
Visnue 0of
Noveniber 17
tagonism toward Japanese."
J. 0. saamo,
L Howard 3/orris, Jr.
will,
always
who
oum
the
to
growing
still
ore
W110
people
ly
n
o
the
·'in
th«
u~ti6n-witle
s.alc
Or
Wit•·
SJ_.al"ll
J
M
;nld.
Bonda
:
iul
of
!.:be
o».ly
JINjlle
wbu
11re
t
till_g_rR•vinK.are
•_he.
ot!c:~o
who
talwaya
wii~1
in WO: tiatkirewitiu sale of Wiar Stamps nod' Bonds and of
Pursuing his Wird. Saipan con.
blugese F. Ilogenauer
William C. Rabelen,
male 11aMile
that made
vaillosion
with Om
Ci\'iliait
' i iland
. tld Ccrl-if;calc.::s
·t;on•t•a~1.1J
i& with
thu "xplo11.
ion that
mau of
ot ruins
ruins of
ur
•t;ompare -this
Scum that "there may be little
&enlist flosghis Locke.]
egalp ·
trill ag01in
Cortifientes will
Stamps
SysyieeSltUH}).
Punlic Sc~\'icc
Civilian.~ Public
Nowimsti. S. Shirk
be·
·. ·
. th.l.u•Jllo;t :lcbool
In
"New Lunde,
Lqndyn, Texas.
Tt·xna, in.
jn..
Mn.reh, 1937..
llt,J7: ·
March,
In New
we eon On toward alleviating this
Sc
Benjamin. S. Loewenstein
the London
George Vann
resumed:* '...... :
be. resumed~
inanition, hot I feel that being
teachers
and"tcaehel'li
pupils and
450 pQ·pil$
.over 450
tlue•that the
In tru~--t.Jiwt
Wilfred H. Wickersham
1932
al , i:<
.
'The
ea 1• "Will
'·i ll' hn~
rwelve·.,. 1t
t he catastrophe
cut.l~ti'OJihe buried
bul"i'd .on.•r
'goal tWelve.„.
its-~oul
as it~
hateas
this yyear
committeetbi~
•The Committe~
informed on the situation and
Thome( What*, Jr.
7 contributars
the.
but the
alive,
the "Loran's
of th~:
only .a .1.11
left onl;
mid' Mt
, lJUndrep"
AI_Hl it
it should
:;llould_bp
m.be rNI. that
, mall fraction
frauioi"1 "(){
•own's childnen
childrtp :d
h•~t, but
a ll,thl
that inin n·
remembered
be rcme
dollars. And
hundred dollars.
conscious of the plight at these
2 extra contributions
1911
now.
as
incase
would
recebed
it
attention
netion.wide
short
pei-iod
last
ycur
nine
hundred
"
dollurs
worth
of
War
nutk
n-wide
uttcn;ion
it
~cil''-'d
'would
~o~naa:r.e
~l\l)w
•
is worth a good deal."
pe
'ople
short period last year nine hundred 'dollars worth of War
19 contrihaters
te .
Gadb.7
doormat each
the doorni"t
under the
reached
ansiouslyri!a
weeks'Amerlen
FOr\vcl'kil'
.•StRmps
:~ were
udent participartici!~Or
Aml!rieb sw~ioul!-1)'"
ehed. under
eue'h
Snipes concledeo with this state_
Thomas E. Borns, le.
James B. Kase
student
the ~t
that the
sold. butthat
were:-:old.'"bi.Jt
Honda
and Bond
Stamps and
ment, '1 am more than ever conWilliam E. Cadbltry, Or.
of
accounts of
SWAY u«ount.
Edward J. Matlack
up a non
pick UJl
no,,
to pie!,;
:·.·~~ . fpaticiftwas
:tt1MI, 'Wlt~ by
JicrcCUt, .
to
rt\IWweepy
'tol(~'t!J>Yinstrilltnent.
i~stallni(-IIL. •. 'Si~shY
• 1110111111~
.
hundred Vercelli,
,tile hundred
ntroleana IJIIC
by no"!J)can:f
1
vinced that those. of no who be.
Robert F. Edger,
Freddric N. Rolf,
.
before •anylifteen
buildingo uly'
thebuildiug
'rockedth~
esplosiesi~ock..-d
:se \'-"f'hMion
·
Th_c(
e' i::;·
nO need
Ill.~ ! "Tu
lo go•
:m)' masons
t'i!!I~H~ which
which
hIron
OI\ ,".k'
tccnmisleads
mi'l}ul'-'1 ,bcifot-c
unify
the'm
into lhc.
go•into
is no
Theft,
John. T. Golding
•lieire that these things ale wrong.
William P. Steptoe, Jr.
outing just
out, (";uuiug
iotout,
: nlukc' thc- purCh:f::c of
of War
W:.tr Stennis
Slam}l!' adviefible,
;ulvi::itOIC. 'IL
.should he.
be ' ••school
dwull.:t
ju11t befuth
bl'.forl' the
thettpoor
" P"'Jr 'little
' lit-ll'-l children"
childl'l'n'' canto
c:.oukl
' It should
Charlie M. Henry'
• • ...alinkelhepurehase
•must have the courage to stand
B. Staddant
in _the
daily
*any d;1
pane'sUof
the/front
loggeit~h~·
c,ed.dp(old dl>l;"g;.~l
._.-~11.1\'iOIJS')O
hat thti
t m
u!ll be
JOI'fc;d
hn\(• ,-,~1''-"1,
r(ln\. J);I}Cl':J
t ;\)·"~>'
_ily f_n
thu country.
eounlr)'.
,1111/10i.(
James ht. Boonton
P. 'Stokes, Jo'
• tut for our rouvitikant."• the
by t_hc
101 ~·
by :HLJ)J
must
effort
WoecfTtH'
thil W:t!'
:dl,t that
t0 al!
bah the
'of both
ee or
hanpull, forlorn
day,
at
Do>
i)(JilUJ'.ttion ill
it be' brought
I.H'HIIJ.:"hl to
lo it, 1:summa~;uccc~I)
I) Jll~l
U:n
, hul;",:tll)l,
foliotn foe
r-urc~
thc&echildren
clnldr~u and
.u.U
that it.bai
order th.ll
in ordct
kivitherpopulation
• f-iviliiiii
ut
not
were
seeped
hospital
pathetic
told
greetedits,
porett,
noir
· ful
conclu>(iou
B
C:-,IdC:;:
hCIIIK
:ua
)11\
C.-.tmcnl
or'
safety,
the
.
ilhlr
J>::.ruh"lfl!.'t:t~.o,
\tnd
Jlathdlt
ho
..
JHtul
»eenci
were
11ot
ut
ted conclusion. Resides being air inveolinent of safety, the
AlOVMPIIT'NOTES • '
•
all ihfierpmet. ,
•
~ JlUI'Ch.u;c
--ty and
.1n~i patriotic
l"ltn utic means
means of
,tllwh~'(Jlll.'nt.
•
• •
• \
easy
an NL
offers au
Stamps offers
of St~m1>:s
purchaseof
1241' . ·
Helot A. Garrity of Lphaville.
•
.. $_:1\'lng-.
'I h:n
wnsn't ail.
ull. InIn
Nuve mbcr,11130,•
1D36, · o\"er'.
crJ
Dr. Jo'u.nk,~;.'~vcker, Jr.. hU
Helen A. Garilly, ot lAkeville,
· 19-ll'
acre
people W
fiftypeople
over'.Iitty
November,
lhit wasn't
saving.
Dr. ',reek T. ducker, Jr.; has Conn. He will graduate tram
David W. Shoemaker, ex.511,
into
crashed
elevated
one
When
Chicago
in
injrared
badly
od
•
. The
Stamps,
Bonds
anrl
.
C
i\filian
P
ublic
Set'\'ice
&t:.tmps
kitJ
•.
,,
·
1.!"
ll:u.liy
.i11j;u-c:1
iu
Chica
go
one
crashed
into
.
been
promoted
full'
profeuor·
=
r
he
prolaminefull'
School,
to
promoted
.Candidate
been
Caber
The Stomps, Bonds and Civilian public Service Stamps
in. a new.adArese: VS-2136, U.S.
front
the front
and ~~
weeder and
-SawwO;ol.ltnf
esi itas
last
Astlita
another.AI
ethufofu n~tlu:r.
then Ji.<i
and tht?
22,add
at NorthwestDecember 2:,1.
chemistry
in eht
hopes, 00 lk'<'emliOr
ship _
. :uid
Ce r tificates. wilf
~.Ul c tonight
t on lg1tl told
and each
cudt•Tuesdey
.Tuesc).iiy ... -111.: l.1,,nk
.• ~k l"Jr
,thb W
t- ~:lr
in
misu-y at
Noi-thwe.t- . -hopes._on
Point,.
Cherry .Poi:ftt...'
Station,, Chury
Air'station·
M.C.:Air
11 sale
be 0un
will be
end Certificates.
. Ship
repo . ·Iii'
will repor:t
leave will
niversity,..
ten Unive.N.It)',
days' let~Ve
after, 10
up · ·ern
fart was
:and
right hhereafter
:;oreaiter af
Lh-e entrances
cntl"a nce$ to
the dining
dinibg
car
w..p ,or
h(l racl
w11s no
so played
p!o.y~d UJI
·
· · a!tr.r
10 dar.
, Be~tdes his
hladaily
dail,y flying
ftyinc in
'crumpled. TThe
former=~rulnJiled.
in
the forntl!.l'
steel; the
of ~ttt-el,
ear w.o.
C Besides
- N.¥·c.
to the
af the
Friday"1night
1)1d Frid:~y
.Classitistation-as,
new
his
to
snit
1922
simadron,heheIIb noW
scouting...Quadfon,
sacked
horror was
physical horror
the Jlh)'•ical
focn:n.
Jollowingthe
theWelling
e-\:eniilg meal.
meal. See
8ee to
h;lt you
y ou support
s_upporl ~ in
w:lil riveto\'('ta(:~~ilted
19U
• t9 !tis 'neW ltati0!l·aa."i'£lat~s~- aa 'lk-outins-·
and the
nosYspapera, and
Mtigo -~~~~~JI:ljl('nt,
in t.Uoiel~o
to ftit tthat
following
. room
m
of the
•offwer
also navigation
and his
P. Womb
Minton 1~.
yOur
countrt
:tg well :.!s ' ' r)utting <L:-licle foi- ·n r;,liny day.'• .. ~~ . uc:t1 ~···i•·
g
r1.'c,
lhat
for
~ver~}
munt
h:l
people
would
·!ltll.nd
in
.n
EllilftOA
M
.
o
cril
and
his
,eitjort
O~.r.
.
·
•
·
•
:
alio
-n-.Yit;atlon
·
ofJkb·
of
th~
a
in
'stand
would
people
menthe
semrel
far
that
.a-degree,
your country as well as putting aside fora rainy day.
squadron. • :'
announce
AniS.S.Morris
wire, ~-rniu
Wu:DU CALENDAR · ~ --aQuadh>n.
. ~- 'neiJJ
aul thi~
\'our"cantr ibution
d~''-'l \ur .•r ..t hcr th!w ll.it ini n n wootll'n- ~c.
·
"'lf<:,
· Morris ~tlnoqi,ce
· ·
•
year. Your:contribution
this y~nr.
its ggoal
reachit!s
Collegereach
the College
Help the
and · ,_· •CoLc~E:-CALENDr\R
.11 and
of their second
birth or
the bii-1.~
t.h~
110Cond son
·
'SR:L
Rulantl~has'
hai!i been
bci:n
C. Robed
Paul ·c.
Snt. .l'nl
Dnem
htn -~Qrjc!y
1
White · -~TeekdaY.
thir)' chith.
loran
faabhe,synipatity'osial
rettiember,.perhainr
.will
ll :;Qil,IC..
wny- :uul "r.JfiiCtnbCI',
. perJuip::f ipto
. I hthe
e ft;l~ublic
!!)'lll ll:t rlty 'u,;t-d lu.
'>'Illinillwave;!..
WI!.V~·}t. InIn1931-32
Ht~l-3'! submarine
.l!.ubumrill\1
'third·
t bi!d, Jonathan
Jomithiln -.Wbite
u;::~~·cr~·
c
.
;
~~.'
will' •· in
moute-way—and
helpi is
-willhclp:
Ile
now.IIC
months now.
13 inonthl!.
army .1\l
tier nrmy
in tht
will
Morley
FelaX,
resident
P
IOU. }
7, ~~i2.
on November
Morris, ?"
month,
two
for
Miami
in
wns
heart. liorrit,
have-been
over lR·.trt:.
which ha\:etowsorb
mist
amts' which
taitiun
upon the
the whole
fioche inge, and
the 11rnl~
• t-11;.._ •.••~~ .O.~re'!lt~."t'llj.:c,
depending U}J:}Il
be"depending
will be
you will
.turc
bcc.n
a mltbe
w~oic_
w~ti.1n
a;sl'd
~ob
o~~.
N~J
•,•
~
·~r:
7,
~·
._
al
(Aillt.'t:titm.'o(l
"ll"Vurw
:_
·
,
,l,~,
·
,'~,"
taf:.,;,
'
,
.
,
'
',·.~.~~.~~~".",'!':·.··
-lure yoU
10aye* at collection on "Savor- 0and111 Ids address is nowt DO. SOO,
1
1931
•
vaid
.
r,mt.>>;t
' Iurie_.,et,
nr,hew
huw twenty
t.wcnl )' or
wcic lt:IJI})C('' /nor.• HOlogn
Rol l"..' u,e
t.h Work} C
· .-,
'"
hid,..
-.. .uc ;,rvu
taur milts
trapped two.mil(:ll
ed.., Woe..
this-drive. by t!ti~·dri.\'e."
for i_,y
paid for
ialtY lay. aeon
nothfr•)·
Crisis."
nab- :~~1-s uc-:n·:.· ~I (:1:~r~ __ ri~llll.
W, u~•·
Bedera.w.
gayUrrfwrt
LI, G·---------lliJ,,.,
~ ~utSitira_Crare.
t•. Pileturm
t.:tu r\.'l4 .11('\>:~piug
L!·
(!. ~->
' Q: ~f~. :-\rn ..Scr.,·~t. -~et.cr-11inraceia- .
and i!IIIOCclltowes and
weeping~h·C$
Roberts NHL 11:40.•
painis
[ale~o::
...hr... lit~·
1
burg '
sit
tar
reported
U.S.NJt„
r,
e"}dI .:l
~t-!;irctt lil
lct"t-d- ~;\,ccy AAtlll;rit'
: tn.newssheet_
ll\'\\';s,:iltwL Wbe11
POIM.'idun · ner, U~.N..R..- n:portlod ror a~t~
W«d.....wt.,-:
• h ui'Jt". l-l~. :_-. •
· 1
I/edenther !t .-- ,
•
Wedneeday. O«t~
•
the Poseidon
When _lh~
nerican
intoreitevery
children
lye duty under instruction Inn.
1
_,I1evid f card at is statien.f.
, Debate with ;University,. of''
Newel(CoaprraMin
'Uaitn~iuls Need
:oC!'I.•Cratio'u
.•
~>.:•nk
mlo-t.hina in
·'J uuc, -iO:n, Kin~:t
1D'thy, ~~::~u~~::
;::!:•
synnathy,
sent sym1
George:knl
KingGt-or&:<:
indJune,•1831,
1_
oft tmoo-thitat
sink .,n·
at. the Naval, p~-:t-,::~. -;ji~l- -~~:~~=~;I:~~~: · .~.j!~av~~Q'[~j1:u~~~~~tl1
Communications;~st:;::h~av~f..'
Pentaylvaniii
'Rejelied .that -with 11Q Co., Jst Staging Area ,
Harvard UniSchool, H'arvard
Training Se.hooJ.
•
Before:,
Va.
Pickett.
Camp
On,,
cieteolle erten]
of ~ ;o~l~ h.<.:.r)'une
TItAFfrIC ~f
MILITARY'ri!AF-FlC.
MOUNTING~UL11'AitV
cpONSIDER.
oNSiOl:H-1'1--lErr il..-'\l enure
.t!otn~ MON.
ntUI"~. • •••
Tnlinln'g"'"
U:nl-,· the~·Ufii~""•tio~
·_
rO
nn
·
~
Per·.
Bn
_:.,
q..inp
t>iC!r;~t~
~~tel
THD.1JOUN.riNG
SPerthe thlitaseNetiOnle fOrm
in
'He'
lot.
October
on
versity
Indian.
at
stationed
wan
he
thai
Civil.'
· -••-•ththis.yette.
is year. 194'2:
drl thc
t.t ltdre-d'l o(
lltcu~ands of.
of -ch·H-·
1Ti-•n
j1.,11 in
cfnappin&"sThe ftn.!h·
;i~~y.to~
-~:r !s~~~;·: '". n.&fU!.Dt 'FNi~--(JmOft. after
after Cho
tho
th~t ~ ~· ttaU~nea a tlndlltllof tlicuoands
the hhanaied4
1942:aadd
earnings. The
turned1.0tokiki
bullylurucd
publicb1u:.)'
1934461,ublic
in iD34.-36
living at the school in Hewer n- ' manent Feileral'Uniort
Gap.
tonp G•p.
Room,· "7:1W.
mammon Rooin
inil
: then
hrow in
~,..,
·\\' 11.1!. th~
i.ind&:rsrb. ~:tsc,
course,•which
wh~h used
utcd' up headhe.rdWu:.; ComiitoP,
7·16:' _.,
town
in
then lthrew
work;
WarwQrk
essential)l.•ar
in e~f.ential
engaged itt
travelers cn~uJ.!"c(l
fen lra\"Cil!t~
al cones.,
ease, ot
Ito Lindbergh
viloserts.
t.st1 ot t.lt('>tC
th
1942 •
'
• ••
callegesturlents .: !!no..· spore ror
mere
1.111(11,1 thtrinsallti
Ilaphantrdly. MP:
half
for hi;
t.; Thursday. December -10. gfve
ac'a
*ehats'
"
rtclantr.
,!"
.
117'
...-d°
Yle'rd
3
o m: hundrc:llhOus:uhl
or or
lllQ.rt'
colleJ.:"e
ll na year.
y<!:u. After this kidnapping
kidm1pp!ns:- bubble had burst,
••
..
.
..
......
.
..
-...'W..
.. Beall
.-.i·: -\Wormt
'\:".,..
,,.·., a
is now
ly. Elton Trneblood
y
stc
wa
dal
m
noc
w
hIs
as
.r...
rang
wm
_
i
n
y
n
to
i.
ry
r.
ta
,rn
re
.honl{,\·:inl
1-::Jtll!rlleer
l m 'Cm
liu.-holiday
tmlillay~.
and il
m:'ty etuti.ly
c.::l.-;iJ~· h~
~ccn . :t:qlJ•t!lln ertusiEt"i
cauJo;ht
-uu
1
'
\:YC.
One
by
one
~c
llobto
.
nln~hiJis.
·
--.
..........
_
CKV ler Seen
it may
o, :and
1
lionsward lasted
erasers caught our eye. One by ens the ;tablein the Air Corps radio'
private
the cancel Library Lecture, and
. wlt:·~
."tr:'tllil:Hh eon
l'!~ll t"I'<;Uil al
-th:' bi<)-!illllin~
olu l\11: di-fu~u.'(:ti
U_)' il~c cr~iJI
the Son
~o. •, tfindL•nbtirg,
·innd.:nbu'rg, und
a..ll,
ll~l is The
b~ryIllenninti
Llie~ur~• •~~
. ' Da:11;M].
,rlv:ttc .InThe
t.he.auto
AtrIasi.
su~P~S
Nd~U
this . ""Ill
of Uti~
rain, jMb
epic.)
beginning of
en :!pic
al•thd
whet ·:HI
on tea be ~tddrein-d ~o'. lraynor: Uu-;ti- ,' t~~
and on'j~
ci"lilt.
erash o:i.
chains...9'1.g
. It anon_
12 weeks
12
of
bj.:1
hhf
club:Lane,
Curt Glub
rails Pines, Gw1
Clu·h t·ma:-t \":u;atio u. CollcKc ·J\d minlstrai iou!' lhvc
<'b ct!il
cmw,PitiC-",
:L:me, WesWea- ·~ . h~ .•u~J'-'C\· IJI .• 1'1w Jol$\eH~IJe• .or . ~~thool. ,Tho ~'-'U~"~'IJ I~U
Wt'<-'ltos
Christmas vacation, college Administrations have beett
and is suppose{ to turn out re-'
d
ten Bible for this
o tdoiago, too.
ton,JMoss..
:m·an;
!i- anti
a'ud hut,
h:t\':.! purrosety.staggered
purroscty :s(:tgKcre;l clusing.ilates.
c kt:-:iiiJ.!"· ilalc~; s: ,.. atJ,~:~::·~~~;:~~: ~~: fiu epic
iwiiY>t diu) ~'lui 't~~l_j~lll :. ton,
lnM. ,.
•
,
,
·: ~
./;';5~•• ~~r.;' ~:Rob- ~ ... :;~d
ahup~dA,~o
turu~du\~-1
After.grecluating
mechanka.
Cato ·ill"
thill,•8:15.
ens 8~~~
this
4 tl.d
aware, o(
hot made this so epic (something always did) woo elate lest n
Rev. John T. Golding, lam re- Saturday, December
Hiit
muS, be
ndi\'ii.lual_cooperation
studenL<J, ft"·
would have been safely•.on
,
1'. of the Parish
.has on
j!' .
' •:.' .the hays ore scot in all dinethe studentts.
by the
comerationby
be iintliVidual
Hilt there muid,
the signed
011. thll
good shin would
the goo.l
lea more feet and tlte
as 4lebtor
to
is impossible
tiOns,• end ~It is'
Vie.' O.ne'e
thr~Cntleidn
in··•i.~
Dance•. io
· 1oo,
wchwnL;t.~ll·('
to be
be made
m ndt! on,
on,scfacdulc,
wk
_ra..,)•, hn.nt.rur
.. Naturally,
Nnlunll).; tthis
his meant
mf-ttl)t
;gn~
-::-~· -~r d ~Maros,
e•Pa~ilh
"Vic_'
.co.:.undn ·:_tJOJlll~~a~l1d·
im'p(iqibl~ tonot . · i;Nulltl..at
.if neeschedule. if
pre to
moveinents
troop m:.
if -troop
too; _if
Martha's-Vineyard,
ando_nis... RoOM
hanger..
JQrsey,
Latehurst;.Ne,
its LKI:~hul'llt;
and at it~
New
know in advance where.they will,
ac
r:~:~:try
.
\\'
UI'
m:~t·
c
rAil~
~
\.
:ti;C
l
_
D.
NitCh
f:tclot•lc~
iltld
_
do.C
k.li
~n
1)\J.t
J~>Jtlc
who
vowt!
on
hund
at.
•th~
i!.lrJIOrt
tci.welcome-their.,dear
art(~
.
ft~o::rl5ih~~~
I;
'
R.oortJ
at:$).
,
'
;"·
,
,'
:
·
, kl).<tW !n advance whore 0.ihey''!"illl
of
Rector
15th)
NOV.
of
(as
now
essary , war matenlofs are to. reach factories and daks on
Ural neenle who wee, on hand at Thu airport te_welcoine.theltdear
Mandey,..gemnrbit: . . • •kr,. The school Ls st•ScotYrteld;
Eptampnl• Chu,vh, '.' Christina,. Concert watt
John'n !a!!:pal
ttimc.
.• •
, . ue. site the !''iltlt'
trfirtg,,Mo
·.
:b
•
ime.
they ultimo:tett allwhale flood of temente St
whit. thing..
•.
•
,
r
jaunt. to
Rides ·;fpoet
Mawr.
Datld' 'C
. · Coli.:;;.:
:', who
wJw 1Jl~1:4J
.•cnn
-- . •. :
· :.
•
·
.nM
: _Rut~a
~- give
_ C~'":\l- ' .~.sv_!d
C. Thompwa,
T~~· ex=42,
es-'42, L.
lll
to .ud ,,:1
Fount,.Y: ·• ...... ~- most "lo'
I hi. ~un1
help lll'?-':lt
IlVer :thC
urn111-111.
N1.111, oi.-er
hat ~,,:cvt
Inane,
'goill>n'lc
oaiJ.; ,l.luu
Intuit ~o
slitdvals.
Co.110;12 stt~tl~·nl
• ' Mawr.
1935 ·
taking.a
III.,· t~kln!f·
Field,' lll.,
At Chanute
'MP.
Halt
Hebert.
Oratorio
keep
rail
i
r.-n
el
ruillling.
simu~t.hly
thi:;
Chris
lm:t:'
sCa.son
by
.
_
\tlcl
·
lll~
'
'\
lltlu.lcuburg.
cru
h,
theN
wl-ren,:t
uny
ore
dU"IgSt;::l.
v.
Putnam,
Morian
tias
Or.l.tort~.
~rt.s
.1\a-~1,
1-:45-.
·•'n.t
~nute
Ft~ld,
a,_
by
tibia.
111
n'ttitsil
more
any
Christmas
weren't
this
there
crash,
sineothly
111.11,Thing
running.
d
11
travel.
rail
keep
Sgt. V. Putnam Morgan has
•course' in the Link Trainer'
December 15
5 To.dici, ~-'7~
over a year ~ J;'~~~~)',
army ffor
the 8i!'9Y
In the
In in
. foiJ?wit!JJ
f Cllfour
ll" ~~lliJlie
:
.·,. •
.
il:t,,
-\l d
t:... -t-~·1 •..., .:. •";!ct:
III;At be~~
or- OV1!1"'8:¥;_.ar
-< ~ Deck-D~ • ·~:rs~
· !;l
.. ?lh,~ •.. ~ramer
rplane been
thing airp)ane
bolt thing,
the.ilext
La!hc.
..c.f to
seeek.c
rules:
riI d, U>·»VO-":lk
simplel'llll!:'S_
l9eery
f011owing-1-lll'.S'j
how to
ie
11 teaming
lle ~he
School.'
Philip Price of Banes.
•
oil . and a half, ddring whieh`.he ban
a piano on
„:hat
• 1
Neery ...
•
by· instruments,
ay
fly :;.
railwhy
helpsrail
Pul.lni:JJI
\"il tion:,;· ,•arl.r
. IL
rt llt.:IJJ!i
. ._;z\·..::
•.
.:l_iastepped
t
Ry
· e·
earn!"'
varly.
and him to
re.serrationsPollutant rc.:;ct'
1.. 1i:
Alone quite a -bit. of - truvellinglt 1,4t. pried and. Smith wilt neva
has
he
tar,
So
oiluis.
ayno .• ·.t he .-rm,•$
teach
and America
Committee
"Phe
years, and
on
fow )~CK~·~
Collection
at
foggy, no
e n ).(-~I.
UJ.:"C l the
hJ_ tr·;!lli.c
· .'uu
l JH'U\'
illc ·a~INJU:ttp.
~~~~-. ..;,. uiJ ... !" u w . uCl>\ , few.
~l}tcnea
~f_n•~~
_
exl»chse.
·.u
e
Is
~w
.
:~.t_
CO.JI~ho~_
~
on
·:'The
Com".'i~tec
.
t-c:~ch
b•a aeae~
fain- 1\ur.h:
adequatefudliprovide
and
ten's f~JCI(y,
tratlic•
gauge
- ' mneon
the rms. s expense. He Is now
•
fly:
cumulated about 10 tours of ft)•:eerem," nobrits
of ~t";rchty.
lit~:l.
l'~~t
hn:.~tl ... Then
'fhc11 cu~~)~
war:
:
·
.
J ·'
'at
his, seventh
llf!VC!11t h ean-.
Robe,ttal ;Jbll, ~.4~.
ar.
thew
saute the
pothistd.
11: n.Wf
hip of
on ·hil'·
and' on
ramp;
'at his
nog time. The wore, ends about.
Wednesday. December In
wittra'grain
traitilies~_ith"S·_
duty nasignment.
themetz11Wk•2f
Iola. thl.'!W
It takfta
fifth so-called
it hillilent4hiene.
A ptcrit-.1 ill
h:\rtle.m;_l' no.w. :. lt
g-~in 'fifth
s~a\lcd du:£~
.•S~~ignmeift. · W~~,a~=~!'
~!
Merl·,
2. Cancel. Vellrinali tickets promptly when ohms .are
Banquet at the Merl- December 29th after which he
spend... ·,d ft'lSoccer
lie had
the expezienth
nitre. _H.e
ne ~n!.
lee. ~q:
thel~t;
name~tot.he
its ~~~II!
addsi~
sunk,it'it udi!s
ship is ~~~~1k,
call.
of ,,a
lt . ..Wham
W hen!'-n !!hiJl,il
hn.if ~e
ex~en~;0of
1 •~dciub in
in Phibidelphia.,
Phil&delpbia •.
, chmignd. Swint-wee else man use your accommoda- .?r
din Club
has an "unknown destination."
bag the firsthilf Of this year an
the /!c
Caine we~tthe...Morro
Septenthe-r, 1924,
when ~he.
But whe!t
value flown
His mailing
Relations... Club
in",
International -Rftatkina
Aeon i_
tion, and Ladd., if you anent after train apert- ~ut.
~o~ro CasU~·
n, Sepl~mbe._r,
1~, I~
;~ :,• ', Jru_Cma;ion~
Club . His
[nail~n.tr : .addresa
addrt'llll is: 53
Inrthe
islandsY1:
of the "X^ ~~1:~:
'onet~:.~~t!';r
J.
N. :J.
St., Bloomfield,
Church Sl!
speaker Mrs_
guebf
niwting;.,
Seme-.
your. So_
oven~-aY!ur.
•
reverberateckfot
this EICeigent
depsnassions ,of
~t t.hu~
;te?dcnt n!~erlM.·nted
. lor. o_vcr
me-... 'ihei~-alt'c-r
:; "'~£
- speaker
Ml'!l.,t_. Chur'eh
Blool}\fteld, ffi
ure lime yale can no longer get a refund.
weeks ' r;n!C!U~;
of ' weeb
matte, of
iltHie • deer4 amatci!~
L A.
who will
Dnibera,
:Rebecca
1914
the
been
had
which
puppy
\(•h..-tu.
it
·
c
a!:-n~
·out
"
th:tt
thC_..pi.ongrel
puppy
whic.~,
h~.
d
.
~n·
t~C
~.on
'
~
troop
transport.
::fie,
is
now
·~·
'
Thri~-.
·
.
.!"bo:
W111
.
·
.
:
1'1.&4
-..
Mongrel
the.
that
out
cattle.
it
shr,•
.
'room
no
iv
ilitre
:iihIC.
lm.
a,
luggage
now
transport..He,
troop
a
,nn
'Fake
on hello.
.peas : 011
r1;ew'>1
':'!l !iaVt!d.
.Nown'duylj, nOca~ i.f,a '11hlp evl'r
SE-rgeant for. _tbia OT,P'n ·
~~~~
~- Government.
Go':~m~crtt, • -' David
O.vld 1..
L. Marshall; ex-.44, in
eve.' ~ad· -S:UPJli)' Sergeant
our cares
nu on~
spied. NOwtidaya,
was
mascot W
cireads tll:ll!('tJt
in ...Aided eat ti for peacetime paraphernalia.
House: after supper. •
now in Army Medical training.
a tfCone
111~~~~;;~:~•in~;
re ·-:;
isaPtti '
ring. . :~~~-=·
*r th" L'InV•
ma
. •..- , · . ." .
, '
~ ·. .'.~ : i : _ P. ••• !~:io~
~w~n
,.
• I.. Accept.. neeilablo..ecommodations. ' 'TOO cannot' HI- • u"milic&t.~
1; .
In the morning he has classes in
B, 177th Ordnance Thureday, December 17
stun, LW. C9.
lose BL
pilots lose
Many pQ~b
how iuany_
of how
to think
IniCatera"to
ns ono:sto.r•
airPlones,n,11
war, gel just the accommodations jou prefer or find _ ; _ 'A.I
for u~ri>ln.stc:s,
-As rur
Banquet at.
.Footboll Ba~
think o!
·0 ' : .- .. , .• oan •• . · .~~t¥D
t_))e Roc-.
Rae- · Human Anatomy and inicard duat the
Bas 'cQ).';
(QI.
Philedelphia.
in
Club
,
.
quot
•
ehttelfered
take
States
United
the
war
the
'their tiers thirty, While:before
the afterspurt, available Oh the train yen usually.
ties aid First Aid.
at the lots of 01115 a month. Submance sinkmes receive nwattention,
F. Allen 1,enr6 is in Adjutant Harvey Harmon, former Han- noon, classes in Chemical Wu-.
College atudents, then, as nternhOits.ofsthe public,. can
erford, Pennsylvania and, Rut. fore, and Army organization.
-d/ept.. Oflimr Candi- erl'o~=.J=:
naval announeemeap.
monthly n~val,llintoun.
in tnontQiy
except in
~x~ept
~ mc-n_}(: · .• . . .••
?:,, .'· . ·· :\'. ,. Gemrat's
·
~
_R :!
- do their Mart in helping to alleviate a holiday traffic jam on
football
eery
is
conch,
guest
ban
group
the
lasses,
Besides
nikhernat- date School at Ft. Washington, sneaked. ·
things mathemaithese,th.i.njts
of these
tin.thlnkof
lrt"
'
P
lead° ua.orink
has m11de.
dent hat~
the wAr·
the railroads.' They can do their part by observing these
fan, th,e
In tw"tlt,
marching and:dalisthenics in the
Md. The :tune he is in began
the fee ne
one .oI1h,·c~
It is
o! sentimentally.
Hntim.!f!taU).. It
m' at
" ·relief.
rf:iw, ·~~.of
Drat' simple rules. The Administration of Haverford Colirony instead of
Filthy. December 18
afternoon. His address is.lIcadOctober 3. Previous to that he
Christmas Yaestioo begins at teal .Detachment,. Lovell
. .•
.. ·I •
enjo; in overtime:
lege has tried M do its part by moving forvierd the date of
watt at Camp Lee, Va, He 411
,
recess. The rent is up to tie
..Attivertisieln Mmuuntrd John W. Pierd:do.`Jr.
··~J~C~~:~
Jr,
Henry Edirrnsinsti, Jr.
Maner: f~~~j;~v~;.~'{~~~~~~~~:
Cinmlationt::~~:;;:::
·
;~,_;, ~.,:::,::::·;~~;~::~:~::::.:~B~i>;~. ~.:~:c;_,.:·;o '.
bcf ;;ni'l\,
.+•
-~\eli~;. O.i:Sni~kjug
.· . :·T\~0. ~E!EKS ~AG'a:,THE NEW~ pi.J!,Iis~~ed
is important Moratice thht
, the plate of the' meeting has
been changed from' tho Upi.'
verar15 nob Whn50
been held for”' thaspapt.-three
yearn to the Defel 'Marthigple,
One doors north 'of the ChM.
The. Society bones that
ever* Haverford alumnus In
the Washington vicinity will
attend this neat luncheon
alerting 'at ita .new beak.
..... .
.~1J.tori~! ~~~~
lh~ci~~~;·:."~~~~,~;.a~. t;;~;d:!:~~r~;t :;:~, ·::.:~:~ ':!
~·~Si~Jca~:' ~:~~:.~;it:flli;~"x~~h~~=~ ..a._:~ ~i:S~~~~J:!:.
The Desk
1
~~i~l:e:~~~~~~~~~!~a~~J~~~~~~~~~~li~~:~::;J~h~ l1~-~~~~g~~ ~iu.huuu~Jr ~~~ ~v~rJ
m~o.r n~inor, _tha~
itg.tinJiiJli;~-lo s.t~dCnts.
·:~~.~;~~.~~~~~~r"l'::~-v~:;:~::~i:~:n~~:~:.:~~~n;~~:~·;;:~;~at:::· ~~~:.
:~~~~::~~~:i~~~: l~:~~~;'!~:g:c:~ l:;:r.to ;::~t:::, ~:u~
-:~:~·.--.
'\V~-r
nestmu~.J
ritOF~
"';h~n
eli:!~·ttttld
~Can';:~at!ra~u;:., fro~-.· ~::.!!:"~w~dd~~:;;r;:"~~: .
4
1 31
men
.
11
h:lphar.)mil:'t~
th~•·C
slud~nl-;
~;11ac~
Ar.tel'·!_!)~~
mur~ f~el· 1 11~
(!!<ltu.ctl;i'nJ; ..
r,;.~~~ ~1\":. t~
· l.;i\l,ako
tra'h~·~~. Fl~~el')'
~thtf,
bob~IC ~ikl ~~t: ~.,·~.·~.-""',
. llh'l.~~~
~ .~i~,;~~~Ha,·,,;"m¥,·~::., ~~,>·.·~
.· El~n ~
. e_~,-~}:~~--,~,··.s ~
!J•. _ """ "" "
.
.ht~.\·e ~i:n ~{ely
~e~: h~~ t;ld~nr,
th~)' >!nl~a$h('d 'A·hul~--~~ ~nu~n~ i~~u!:~2~
I:_:~
Y··
1
-~~.;; o~ill ~ru..,
11toP1~ ~- ~IIRn~
re--;-;tud&,-~~---~r
--~·
~:~!euq~:'t!~!itn!c~~::i~f~-~~·· ·. ,~..~ ~Co_ ~~~-."~ mit.H~w~ 11~
'• .
~-·~''·;·~ .
.~·
.-~~: ~~s~~:-llen:"'~f~l ~i~
~ Cfiu~~. -M~[~e~~;~~~~g,:B~n ~·~~:-~ ~.~~~ .~t-:} ~~~~~
l't•JJCN'I l l ieni>
: :~c:!~li1:::.~;i~e :b~~:;:~or~u~:::: ;~ne~;!t~;:~a::t:nd~:;
,~:- ·.:.~:
::.e~~:rm~:: fo:'!!:,dot~~
1
h;~ .~
jaa.alay, Decentliet. S. 1042
Time Out
.I
. .·
~
.
GRIDDERS PROYED
PROVED :
·-•rro
BEST IN COUNTRY
l'f.IUI.IJIJ.Lf.&\.U .
JN'COlJNTJi;Y!.. .
.
THREE
ebbVERFORD NEWS
,,
YERFDRD· BASKETBALL,
RESTLING .TEAMS
TEAMS
HAVERFORD
BASKETBALL, 'W
WRESTLING
OPEN,'! PLAY'
PLAY WITH
wini~SUSQUEHANNA,
SUSQUE#ANNA/.
KUTZTOWN
.
. . .
.
'
.
Courtmen Face Opener With Ranks
Depleted By Accidents MA SELekneA8
';. ' .' . ~~7} .;·./;~::·..
Comparative Scort, Show Fords
Superior to MI Leading Squads
; -.
'
:
•a ford:Grap~rs
Ford Grapplers F.;.;.,
Face Too~
Tough sdM.ciule
Schedule
■
· 'With·
~ty -ef
ExJII!rienced Material
Material
With Scarcity
of Experienced
S.S.'4 WaLMOTINE
:V~Wnu.cc '\
B~ &Cala.
~r.o
` , •·• ' . -,"""'• ·By
Be Enlooto BaireTON
. .
.
.
. .
.. -~he
· Joo~: Iola...
blat.~.'"'Plias
Tlius··~ch
-~n~.Blanc-Room
Blane·ROOS cbarat:
"'The 'futu-re
future looks,
Coach Rene
chars..
• When Roy Randall took. time out e month ama from those duties
e.
teriaeol the possibilitiea of Havertord's wrestling team, as it preperee
involved in. moulding Daverford with an unbeaten and untied feadfali
for a intellieg, eight-match winter campaign. With only two really
- OF/ OF
' TH.E;cuum
BEASON, ki.m to scan theProapeets of the fortheemito Meketball season, he
grillIW
IRETllfj
CLOSS
THE
CURRENT 'FOOTBALL SEASON,
Captain
'Boater
Alford
was
undoubtedly
wen
'Ohba..
However,
during
that
four
week
interim
0MM-waling
prapplierd
on
hit
Mated-1•1,
- -·-"···· , ..., , . · on his ~-list,' Captabi ~utter ·Al•onl and
an<i
11 your rimmer settled himself behind a desk. litterra with the
Mackie JOebn. Coach Blanc-Roos
Season recolda of most of the Warne - in the count.), to Xet o gen..' almost every' omeivabk mister•
tune
bas
alif.inchwd
ffeete.difficedty hafarg. The 15O-pound position once again
befallen
the
preepotive
id...
lb
/IOW
the
amims
mood.
fared
tale
year.
After
several
BASKETBALL
SCREOCLE
'
. W~fi.M~ t.6,..Ww tht.,Yfrl... .,qu.cta_~ ._, ~· ·::AfLer
onit 11
rm
a on,la capably occupied by Arnie Post,
ht-,..i.
i.i - Lop-hifitigdi.
rule, ·ud
-andralnllaW,·
.kalator,• Scarlet and Black tour! 1.01.
-iI
.
hir
, 1.
...trally
,.,..
rililll an
~ adding
~ elaChio,
rnaew..,~
]retireail•._.
ed.;erk with
- lide_..W.;
'ltO!l
while at 155 wends exp.-Mood
'Although - the Haverford - heed liSnaguebanna . -- - -- -- bare
of morphine,
he econms
noose the
the folloW.followa..W
naorpbini0 he.-..
0m•l aefoaa.
to·w....-.
to went
few .......
Mete -et
a mu. comPerative to the Av Mason will hold forth, with
• - · ;· ·. :
coach refitses to be dismayed bY
Mot.) .
,.fug
; &Main ie./Mations:
~·,,
hen
Johnny Harrer u posible 'replacetereet,Paini-gL Reamer. yea..
;;.,~- to
~ ,poptilar'opinion,
t'O~lar.:oplnbw-t. the
U.e Big
Bia',Ten
:-T~D Champion
Ch_a mpion this
,.;,,.· n'the
...,loss-of
... (aye and perhaps Eye Jaw •
•.(11. Contras
With. Dee }limn. and BIll Ski- 'mint
ye. In not-the strongest team its. the eenuatry.
.•
ni the seven . 900 he bed e.o.m
.,S—Phila. Pharmacy
. .. away
.
_ hoe,
A. number
sootherol
of -new
n~w - men
men ·• hoot
have
hadelt not of Mi. year's. lineup, the ·A.
.Once-deteulael BostOn College is not the 'mat powerful · on meat heavily, - the color of {he ja,__Riai,
that
~y
· •n
faeton
be
team hm...Minie gaping hales which proved
that
they
are
f.tors to be
~ :'
laud 10
In tho
. ·•
· ·:• .,,:•
· . •,
pre.season picture is definitely of ia_jg,,,,,,,,,,, .
••
leapt
the &.it\ ·
here
' .
.
h
-different
.
reckoned with
as future
future materiel,
hue.
That
•Randallhaano,
Meet
be Riled with relatively gored
""'">!·=••~"
with •. as
material.
not to ranked
" (3)
c3) Binkwielt
S'Jnkwieh.cod
i~his
~~Georgia
C~rgiateammates
leamltlate should
ahquld not-be
ninkedthe pl't'afult
material. HoWever, this 'materiel ifnot
notfur
for. _the
present ail'Qaon.,
soon..
,. ~ · · ·, aas
~)~,bleb
•• secoad
~o11:d i.niaihe
i~ nation.
natioa.
·• • . _; • : ·,
• · ....: failed to bootee alarmed is not o 4..-Dresel
jhigh as
or for
Th01e are
fo'rthe
the most
mo.t pail
part fresh:
fruh;.
...Bs to be shaping up- . well, Three
(1) The
Oat .tlie
the howl
. (.f)
' :'fbe.poweis
pow~ra that
'ltaa.f ham!
1wM ou'
bowl bide
~~~ leer.
"'ere completely
comPiutel)t cenmsaion that optimism. still pre- 8--Brook•ht Pe4Y. . . ". : al;weosoa
r:
........~,,..,
numbers include
includ~
Oldie, bet.retber an indkation that I3--Swarthmore • . - .. . away
ens[ men,
men, and
andtheir
their ·oumbers
judging from the . pelfntistaken in the aelectierts.
Emile
Smiley,Bill
Bill
Frank Smiley',
B is very mush up to the air.
ahoien in preseason practice, and Bob
Bah.Rtndeno'n,
It
tell .·
The slower to ell of these startling announcements infl the team
17—Paita Pharmacy
.. here
,.
•t)eJp Gator
Gator ,'~Intosh,
htm-Intosh,'·Art
'Art Br)·.'
Bryis entirMy within the ~~;..~·;.fJ
ter of Delp
_.
Many Iniered
an_ggrai.. _
: to
i.O fill ail
aU of
'otthe
thehonors
hon'on oboee mentioned1.5• the
the stalwart Mitch
bUheh of
othel'l... Bryson,
Bryso~· aa standsbnd-,
hope
and
possibility
'that
Carob
von,
and
others,
to
an
Haverford,
who
.
c13
.
ri
,..
%.
,..11opPosition
on
their..
way
lads
from.
bad
up
in
the
ehthe
situation
24.Johas
Hopkins
may
Jada tronr'naver1o_rd, ~hg~ii~,.~.oPP9a.}tloo
thili_• a:f to
in Pop
Pup Haddletona
Haddlet.oa's , .
Slane-Rhos' pessimistic _ eatloak out performer in
ems uas iJ!ourb
though the
the Fords
. uo~H~
FOrda should very obyia.ly' is. A pair Of ap- BI--Swarthmore .
defeatedaDd
and unt1ed
untied ~mtJ
Be oh.•
... here
n. spite
.;ue , ·
this fall
fall in
Kkdulc
\e&l!fs .. i bat perennially
pttennlaUJ rook'
r'hnk~near.
~tar the -top._
·
schedule'.ome,
some ·or.
of . ~~~e~these temira..tbat
aenclectemlea, at eye injery, and ga,__monavare ....- ..
way Carr.. jowl, SOUNI1 who will moo be aiseroeud,ley continued et- Jayvee backfieldthis
ataturO-hc la
iu ·
is to
teed tie. b„,,k01,4,1 ,..., ,,,,..a. fort, by Fetterman, Pantile, Ma- of hie diminutive stature—he
·•-.11
(t isis·yi:r,Y
bpen thetho•Sunday
Sunday paper.
to the sports b..sorairted. hack have removed Mar,
ver.Y~oncertlntJ1o
tliscomerting to erten
Pellets to
has11~wn
elan.
. has
. . •son. Bartholomew, and others such the 130-pound clam—
s.,,,,,,,,,,...., pages
only tu
to""' find penit's
plastered \1}1
all over
paifea'•"·m.ly
J'enn:• loss
I~ pla.et<itw
OY~ the
t~e front
front page and - Crandall Alford. George -Mont- ff.-DOsol . . . ...-. ....... MAW .
~p\a\lnrll·
as
then
have
put
forth
so
far,
..
himself
particularly
adept
atlearil
1
01101 On
on the inside.
gentura, Art . Joints, and Chick
u}lr
uwu sniaahhig
t~m~in~t victory ni:~Ucd
lnlidl!. Of
OC teurse.
·'C04T$l!~ thatal
our eau
Let o take a look at the Mita. 'fig ths; beide,keeihe, lilac, ate. as
par'lor
for not
till!
l~mtlty we
Wti pity
no~ selloffiliag
l!ldu!dulin!r 'blg'...'Let..
t~ma who
w"o la
y . It on
on· the
tb~ Stdehls from -the Immediate pie• Hedges, Jim Wet, sad Dm, MEM.
the penalty
lay.,t
FACE
-th eomsngdemonstrated by the varsity. and
line
for .f.!\~!~
their pu~l.
publicity.
'li.
n l! (~r
i~}h•: .:·. . . · : · .
:
: · . :
.
~ biro Aa is matter of fart, wheth• The •latter trio ' eerapased : tOo
is a strong•porediality i'~W.
for the
-··
Uw vay ..
ate mate ledirlikials -.vibe duvet,
think
IN
'"'t'"Vanity
''' R'''d."
'''' "''''4
'IP"'Y
. it
Itin6.realized
rutll.. that.
Utat.lhere
at,·~U..S~·~~~...... ~
'
''' '''''
wen ''''. ""'" Jura...
. and Securely
team Mat''''''''''''
year, and
veterati cant Iffa pound position as be
ruka•byi'the
OM''Y
season
is f'''''
questionable.
area
FIDE Method
el~
-.mooing
Ithat
bat Coluaandiee
co•,.raUn seUeeo
ACe~"M ate
a. BONA
DONi\ PIDE
.............
'Mackie Joslin, bMten but once ia aides experiame. Of the new soph• Jones, high -aloe. on lost year's the experience thee :gained -.Mold
Sabre, Epee Men
'taaa.
Matwe
we will
;-IUnow
..... prove
P'O"• uief·a,_
. . .-..ire
.. • Jt.~
..- .sour
- ,.:to
..oete
eee team, has not yet been permitted enable them to OIL easily into the
teat., but
(Nei an olere
fire..
Ilia
inlmyellsgiate - mmpetitton and omores, Bah Dela., tad Md.
potential material.
raa.t eriat A
A·
pant:, Mad
tam 11.
&leant ' the use of his left eye tallith was present vbratty eyelet", Other c.thai
bnlll teem:
t.n'a•B
ti.: iotata;
-!-(t.M.
a . .W..that ~lf't.ciia'•
if teem AA.heata
B lly
by 11winner
er a Middle Atlantic crowd. Dam are potential
Sought by Coach;
tblrty-~ree men have
team C. Of
teem C:
C bJ4
by 7 ~
points,
thenAll.
A it 21
lietter:than.
.. t~
zt points
poi~-<Mtur
:~·t.~
Of
The FM-pound thee le the. most total of thirty-three
aeverely injured in the - Swarth- didates include Beek Clement, a
Matches Cancelled
U. span,
th. mein&
majorup·for
for the
sport, the
~rw.
COIIIti·
course.••
we......
assumet.bt
that\~·
thet.naa
teamsare'Jii
arehi the
the-gratid physicalcondienigmatic spot M the liat,with 00 signed \IP
More 1000.11. game. Hie Maths, Sophomore, and Johnny Bushnell,
theabeing
\.in•sophomores.
topMmore, .
· u.
........._. therefore, cannot he dellnitely' de- Hook Moser; and Pete Olmsted, With only a chart
tion _..
and .UJectM
milsiectedce
to u.e.a...:
the acme cmurfoxe, ate. Aaluw
Another assumption
remain- one as yet proving ready te.hil the ify of them
• made is that the weather eenditip. wla he the same in all of the
19iatdlDecember
~ller 12
If
iag 'before the mammary atartUnit shoes.- of Om Bateman.
!ermined until tents have been all Freshmen. . .
.
First Matta
contems. Bore will'ue that tklaTffmaking too many matimptione.
wade.
.
.
Tease's Strength Unprpoiatabte date of the fencing seas. the
PM-Pound Mae Doehtful •
The For. will tee their test M.aboaaS (riaad
proofs.
Well, ..
< ·.bed
ir..ctl coadiliam
coM~~,_ :Led
aall ·u:a,:~ie .s.,-.~N
·'inin....,
.. ,...wen,
hut such
Alford and Montgomery Out
A learn selected, from that tom, prospect of. on intercollegiate ' A miff fight spimers to be brow lion on' December IT, when thoy
"-now
-n ow tllat
that 'we'ti
we're Ml
Matel
of ~t
that GM,
one.·~
on to'·the
to the nut
next U•b.
limb. · . • . . ;.
That Alford • and Montireinery scat might well develop into xso- obedulo for the swordsman is still mg One the occupancy of the 138 will tackle Kutalown in the Hay,'
First
Ill· •lie;.
abr. how
First We
W.' w
wtf1
bow the
.\hemighty
•lrll(;Hornets
J!omdAIcould meet
aeet and
.... Shmild he. stricken with appendicl• cmsful quintet altho4h it would umertain. •
with the tau mare.- error,/ gyre: The Teucher. were
ound
Mama
Mat the kighly.teuted Buckeyes Even Ohio Stale by.
Coach Mimi Cordon, outdoing Perimeed creepier& Bartholomew fly in the Daverford Otenntrilt, hist
tie within the same week is an ex - in all probability be dahuitely leekOhio will immediately prove hat the clam- ' ...0e of the work of late and o log io individual star&
fabideas
'and the situation Bundffy.. laid, elle and Fetterman, Wilding an eddy On year, when'they upset the favored
ease doubt
.- rolling
• r.vf\tn'rItairdalimen
JlUd, Rmenarc
vethe
t~etnpe
to,..,in the nation,
':"'fion:. Then,
nd,inl•.cue
.....t
moraine blow to the -liaverford ochnaos are accurate. distance Material I hare to work oitth is the reit'of the pack. •Bartheloniew, &keret, 19-13, • avenge a 380
name: ·~
te ·will
demonstrate 1MriJ
hew the
.111tUI
·uiiiU ln
tltot Inhale
lll.ka4a oT
•ilt.-•..-rate
Ute
atilt •exiata
-in the
el-· JIOee.··
prospect, Alford, a mainstay Met shooter, white Swartley, Miller, promising, but most of thh men in turn, being the more expetienCi trouncing 'Pm years back at the
aniit Blast:
Black .mild
tMildtake
takeover
OYVBoehm
BoltoaCollege,
c.n..e. and
ia..a Georgia,
~la,
Martel and
yea, and Mdritgomery: a Fresh-. and isladgea• are outstanding ball have done all their fencing in the ed of the pair, bolds a slight edge Minds of a championship Donna
or, .0ar fora nth &pot, woe handlers. Worl's defensive ability foil division. Conaequently, the Over Fetterman, but the latier's aggregation. Thus jhe Fords in
a'lopr with many
. .ft)' othee
utbn· of
~ :the
tft- rn Ute~.,,.
along
:the hi&h·raakblc
higiorankint Meese
the coUPLYY.
W~·re 0.!
•'
·
.
.
We're
off: •·
both considered likely atarters in hen been in evident e Mime his prep tentative matches which manager aggreseiveMyle may elate the gall torn will he Mt for revenge indhis
Friday's opener against. Magee- school -day. wheel he starred on an Bill Howe has arranged will have betamen them. A nurober of new year's encounter.
.
when Haveiferd
13,
To begin
begin ..with,
Have'rford defeated
,dc!fu.tN. Swarthmore,
Swar1.b~;~uwe,' 1414.-13,
with, when
henna,- but now it seems unlikely maltreated Wmttown team, while to be ...ailed until 1 tan drill men, such as Mb Henderson, have The schedule for the most part
:rot
only'il-t:!,e.,
ivere.the
(and,ahlr~.a)'
shirts)of
of IU.IlJ
many Ha-ied.ml~
fieverfordienssav&l,
toed,
1111~ unl)·
. the ksouls
ul..r (and
that-either will make ee Maw.- Battler and Shield., should they several fella. in , new weepan pmeod themaele. promising me- is the tame an that of last year
worse tltan
than ·Delaware
Delawere who
t.ut ualso
lso we
CIItabll,N.>d uan11
poiabl w.otae
wbo
but
tveWt.o·ro'
wero'.tablis4d
It points
Pre all winter.
he available, will add height to a. arid make up a pre
sentable three- total for. th is. position
to the Fords renew .effeamtiona
-.1.64....ifewever Dellaware
Western
defentwith,~
the Glirntt,
Garet, )fi:7."·•vlfowever
J~f"•ttted
Delaware pummeled
pummeled 'WN\.em
Chit* Shields, who rose to prom- team- otherwise armoring around division, nine-num team."
Sophomit; Bob Pontius appears with sia• of their. 1941 opponsata.
&l:afylund",
3laryluod, <IS·O
11-0 and
and,.lnce.
:sinceWt'Stera
WesternMarylan'd
MarylandbCat.
boatBolrton
BostonU~ve{~Jty,
Calamity, teepee in the closing gamesof the six feel
One Relenting. Letterman
to have the sell at 145, with pa.- HOwever, Maryland and -Wmlimae
7.0, to are di points belie, than the
1 boys from Buntown. Boston Ilekt campaign, suffered a back in- 1Priday evening thls "unknown
Of
the
nine
lettermen
who
comawfully-boilt Francis Smiley, broth. no longer appear on the list, their.
•. 37-0. and Temple, 28-0, as we are 32
College defeated Boston I3.._
jury melt' this fall and whether quantity" omegas the ievediaff
fairly intecosfal or of "Bub" Motley; widatandiaff aloees being talMa by Delaware
JMiinU
UIX'rio'i- to
•.: Tem,Plt
2'0·1 or mat he Will be able again to en- Crusaders of Snaguiehanna Univer. posed last -year's
points Isuperior
to tbe.
•thoOwla
(PerM
TempleIO.t
lointotoVillanova·
Valium,aby
by aa 204
teem, Coach Gorden has lost his Scarlet grappler of a few years and Temple, Mx of Dose matcher
over the
the 'W,
Wildcats,
adore Uua
thus ,rivihr
giving w
us aa 19.point
· aeOre
19. point edge
edge o·v,t
i hk«tsr establishing
estabUshinc ter the bkture tiering the needing city in the opener of a long and
entire 'sabre trio, as well as two back.. Nothing him for -the Pont, will be at tiavellord.
On ~
the Blain
.·:l:•ur
oursupremacy
•.l!}n'e1,1'~Y on
M~~ Line.
Line.
.
·.. · . . :. • .
seadon is pot at all certain.
treats.. fourteen gene eehedule out of three epee men, by mashs.
Delving
deeper into the pile of scarce before to and with a aide0 1
The final - quution soak it One other game is tentatively slat the or to the armed services.
ward rEnnee at the crystal ball. it • son that we are ac_additional
Chuck Boteler who may or may
mayrot to take place before the Chrimt; Three more :varsity • Men • have
-Nerd...ter& Wildcats
. lloil)tabove
abdve the
t.be~Nortbw-.tern:
Wilckauand
and81
81 points
pojnta superior
.upeMrir ..to
w the
ibe not decide La. carry three
' .lotat
men holiday& It it hoped that Ohio found it impassible to compete this
· ',Martel
l~~,~y;.crful lewffPre-Flight
Iowf f.rt:.-Plightaggregetion
agg~tioa of
'ottooter
fomteraellege
coUtceand
andoPrthprQ. sport. Oda year, a real nt.:Nany tan he playeS.on Dee-amble.
the year, for varioun reasons, leaving
!cs;sfon':, J:ilfftr._ Thla
Tbia to
aatme Town
IOwa ' Navj
"clec.iaive time made many time. more la' opPeeing lea
feasional.MIM
Nest ~~~m
taunt irouud
ground out
Mt aa deciaive
team being -Moravian. only Manny Gomez and leaving
- .16-11
winover
overNobra.lloa,,
Nobnaska,..and
it• a ea"
easy to .IWJ!,
see. i!
if you
fellow·-IG·~
win
and it·lt
yOu've hero
tw..-en !oUo,.
·· mItffurtng the present e rgeneyi
premising reesherd' of
sm.
In~;; usu' i\.11
long, th;rt
·PulnJ,a
'bej.t.er
lag
allaalong,
thut the
the)l(:ouz:ging
scourgingScarlet
Scarletisis127
127
points
better~
th.
The straggle for leading MOMS - Individual scoring op.& took
ithatIon: • .
•
ken', Junior Varsity and Fresh.
•place an -three different occasion,.
the
Cornh.kem. Already
of this
Worts' but
but'at
still
lht' CornhW!keu.
A!iHdythe
tho Fortis
J:'ord& are
are 'out or
thia Woikl'
ill
Two Vetere. of 1101
GRID LETTERMEN NAMED
man aggregafions to form the no- honors. on 'the football teem this
e:ondee«nd
Nebraska.'•' 1$-.2
condi:mondtotomeet
meetthe
themltl-wut
mid-went~anu.
teen.. Nebrooka's
15-2 lou
loss to
Turning now to the • brighter The fallowing have been named deos of this year's group. Gomm fall finished in a tie as Art Moses Jones scored three Modulatens in
·Minnt!JOt.a
Gophen' 27-7
qwa ~e
For.ds side, which u far as this obeerv- as the football lettermen for 1042: has; proved to he an outstanding and Chuck Bottler ti* accoaded both the Drexel and Johns Hop,
Minnesota and
and U!e
the Gophers'
27-0 conquestolof lIowa
Ogee the
the Fords
in
of 134
pointsOver
overt.be
thelowan.s.
Iowans.~·o
TwoUPMt&,
neut., town
i'n o
11 position
.,Osition' of
184 point.
Iowa 6.0
6-0
is able to see is not airy bright, bleks—Crattreu. Megitl, Boteler, termer who eon use foil and epee far. sixty points duririg the sea- tans games while Bottler did same •
thing- menet Wesleyan. Eighteen
over
OverWii!COnsih,.ariQ
WisonsiO..and Wl~onain
Wisconsinl'l-1
17.7Over
everOhio
OhioSlate,
State,leave
leave'us
us at
at
e find two experieneeel .pleyera Jon., Panceast, Finley; ends, with equal" bra Nance.
• son's play. .
Although Jones held ...eleven Points was the highest .individual Fords - arti
our goal'
~~·· and
and we fl.nd'
thal-the
-s uperlat'ive: · Ford&·
~aptable: !)!
find that
'the auperlative.
are capable
of returning from last year's team Conn. Grier, Balla; tackles—Am: • Outstanding among the other
er129.
}3{tIg Faktte.
and Co.
by-~he~
the overwhelming
in addition to•four outsanding re- bier, Hoeg& flelmileb, • Pineht, caadidotes - are Howard Wood, point advaritage . going Onto the total is any one game.
·e:ru.
a~i~.'
F~~e. ah~
Co. by
ovuwlie:l~in.g count
couat of
o1150-01
~60-01
,ratts from the 1901 Jayvee quip• a-Made—Captain breeder, Captain- handy. Harvey, and Lima Young,- Swarthmore games Botelerie • Ore
Boteter 1(Am Lug Ham
tel- Paced by. Captain Johnny elect
Rose; center—Stuart, who Mate foil, bpee, and sabre, touchdowns in this tenant moved
It is allito interesting to note
him into the deadlock'. Jones,
Shinn, the veterans also include Manager Let=: Aug-Mont Manager respectively. Wood gave the
Oat Bottler tented it one of the
Sophomore Rey 'Swurtley,
, a tenter Foe.
.
.
oily foihnen a hard-tight for their jowl Isidore The - end of the area moot impresaiva
of long runs
who saw considerable action _ last Football numerals were an
POitions 'last year, whilh liarveY half. ,tallied cadg a single • extra hi the state this yeomanno hu
roar, mother Suplanitorc. Jim ea to' the fallowing: Barnes, C. eavv.action in.more than one niter- point against the. Garnet - Art
scampered slaty ye or more
Sehnert. pro{ three Juniors, Bill Young; --iiirrer,
Roma/fated. his total wills "eightEa.& Pilo. colleghle match.
for a score on three different orDave Buser& Grog and Paul tdoehdowna and twelve retro maiona• to compile- Peensylyania's
-.MI
MorriA,. and Bob Marsh all goined points white Boteler'e
Unpin. collegiate told-.of Such • '
4-1•1171t9E'rmr''''
4V143GI
CC
•
Bell I•hese Poplar 1018
experience ea they competed 'kr came on tonelidowns:
torte
91 kabala stand 40 fames is 1912
.
Lien' Magill and gee Crabtree
frohman match.. last e.t.a.
no •. tit. I. ma sun.
;Against • Allegheny
traveled
seud no/or roolltiono Mot nown
Freahman foilsmen who have followed 'OM .linairdrii trill:- four sixty-three yards for his first such
C. 0. Franklin
t.
and
thee! ate-paintera reepeetiVegasentro=tteolttr'
fenced berode are Buzz Barton, Boh
effort
to
the
Wesley.an
germ
he .
kx. • Not ate 4X0_ forgotten is ; the
MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY Bedrossi., Stan. Barns, and Pete extra point' kreked.by.. the. fatter to made his lonemt aprint as be reg■&*
,.
;
177*""
ii61941hror%.
Olmsted.
kick-off seventy-eigl•
Win • the Swarthmore 'enhan
c er, Lamed
FurrEl.s, manturioNs
this effort and two oh- yards for a touchdown. while in
RESTAURANTS SUPLIED
the ocasori's finale againat Swarth- ;GEORGE W. DOWNES rra by JO JordaKin the Alleghbiii more
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
be bloke ...y for sixty-four '
/MI Ridge Avenue
.
Jorieff-acefientel for all of
almber N. York &at Rohm.
Philadelphia
yrede
s
oc6
.
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41fit
4trOft
The -1912 oaring record.
225 S. Fifteenth St.
Phila.. Pa.
Telids Ex pts
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· • • .BY
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Ito MAi~
Maar.LL...
Watonr,ia.
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..
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·. · ..:.".;d ; ~~! ~7~: ~:;.~t ::~ ;t ~~ ~t~:S ~~.:.~~~!:~
Jones and Boteler In Tie
For Scoring Leadership
........
conqiMilt
"The Coke's in"
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"That's ~
the "-Y
happy '""'""
greeting ~~~.
heard ~oclay
today '!.hen
when a
a
• . ."Thai's
at a cooler.
new .sujlply
supply of
of 'Coke
Cob arrives
l'nl~ Gt,
~ol>l~. Folks
Folks
, new
a:
It.:.
... ( wail
wa·lbecause
t ··bec~u....the
the only
orilything
thi~g like
jike: ·
wail :for
for it.., well
' C~..;
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IdAVERVORD NEWS
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Place Three Min In _Strong -Lineup
Haterford's 1942 natter
team completed its final engagement of the year last Friday afternoon when it defeated the field lackey team of
Bryn Mawr by a 2-1 score.
storm
a snow
anow :-storm
in a
Myths h),
• Playint
to · ·
low to:
'visibility low·
- made'visibilitY
Which .made
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Evans
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least, Morrie
the least,
soy tbe
,.nd
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andSer,el
game
the game
took.Uie
that took
goals Uill
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NEXT MONDAY
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erford Saturday to be drafted
to
intoehe Army. He expect.tQ.
be sworn in 'Thursday. December 110.
After graduating Ilk Jun, •
hero·uas
employedhere
waxamploJed.
Harper
Harper1lfU
Mori
President llorlq.
to. Pfalclft,t
assistant to.
, auliLant
he
dutleabe
these da.llei
to thi!H
addition to
In acWit.ion
111.
took over the lob of Alamo'
Alumni
Secretary HIM fall.
f!9'
need ·a few •
plenatotos~nl
Harperplp.nt
' ' Harper
lad~Xtioa at
at
his induction
da,..
before bll
days before·
Penn• •·bia
Avon,'pef!nBen Avoft,
in lien
home in
hia horM
W1Wn In
·s,tvanla.
service
the Mrllee
in the
sylvania. When
get l.nto
sort
to pt.
SCOWaort
hopes'to
he-bolift
into~
be
work.
classifiention work.
Or
of elau~l\nr.Uon
•
••
•• Team; Jones,
Also Win Positions
Christmas Program
Will Include Carols,
Oratorio by Schutz
Giving a performance In both
Further. howls were 'bestowedcolleges, the Bern Mader Choir,
. 'members' of Haverfordb 1042
the Haverford Glee Club, and the
football team loot neck as three
Colleges' eonibinatt InstrumentalOf Roy Randall's gridders were
ists, will present • Ping.. of
given places on the list' of AllChristman Mask tinder the are,
fiennsylvania..pirners rempiled by
lien of Mr. Ernest Willeughby,nt
•.
the Assoeiated Prem.
the Church of the Redeemer of
•Cizathin-elect.. Joe Jordan was
Raw, and Protestor Linda..
Bryn
eliminate=
the
on
placed at guard
Lafford of Haverford on the eve.
of the squad, while Art Jones was
ninga of Sunday, December 14 end
named IL back on the third team
Monday, December 16 at 7t45.
A obey of the me:a, Memey.GuarventeRoom a the kookier of
and Chuck Bottler, Mee a back,
Begins
library itdoirb it sebrduld to open la a few rnerts. Seen sitting of
Program Wel Be Warted
received honorable mention-.
With an 'increased stress on phythe round bible in Orr middle of the room are Gionne W. HYSLIta,
• Second .Award for Jordan
The program will open with a
sical flineas, the Winter athletic
Honer S. Hsu., old CioSISTOPHER 1,Canatesx, .
This' ems the amend time that
carol, to which both audience and
rogram .har come indoors and Jordon had appeared on this list,
'choirs will join. The fist numb,
ow hoe the.gym humming with
his first mention having been last
will be by both groups and will be
activity. :The 'Segundo training' year when he was named a tackle
part of the Schutz Christmas Oracourse In the new feature dale yoke
bent
the
of
one'
team.
on the third
torio, directed by Mr. Alfred Swan.
.Ni611Q .W~ftly.
Morley-Gumnew
the
but the intramural basketball and
on
Work
linemen in the history of HaverThe orehestration of etringe,
.
Bond,
~
War· .....
a :...
Stamp,,War
volley hall leagues: hold the Spot- ford football. he- has been a reguWarStampS.
War
Two Members of . Haverford'e mere Room in the beisement of the
'Onto., .trombones, a beanoon and
light on the intramural athletic
Jlr. Swell
Civilim Public • Service
and,CivUI~
lar performer for three yea.. Debating Club, Richard E. Spate library has been speeded up- re- 11nd
bs Mr.
organ, wee scored"t
program, which hat increased
meet
wilt
Cole,
W.
Richard
and
-,
....._
will
Certificates ,W
After playing guard kis first year
Stamps and C.rtlftea'vocal score.
Stam~
available yoeal
an.·.nallaWe
from ~
cently. It was hoped that the
the"laat
in
popularity
in
greatlyMichaele at Fdlbaek
team from the University
Kbddtr ,
ho moved to tackle. daring 1941 •
..... Minder
Mr. Match,
Rev. Mr.
The Rev.
tDbUett ' 'fta
~.entrancea
at both
sale at
on tale
be on
roam would he finished and equip.
In the fullback position. nob, few mimeo, swings'into action.
Jbft
but was shifted back to his orig- of Pennsylvania tonight at 830 be. . , . Mawr
the Bryn
of 'U.e
Emeritusef•
din- &mmtu
after dlnto
room aft*
dining room
the d.inlnc
to.the.
placed Joe Michaels, tritedrsre_a_t., ' The basketball league has. six IMO position this fall as he showed fore the Young Men and Young ped this month but it in evident
the
Church will be the
Presbyter'. Cltardl
Friand JPriTuesday an4
every Tue.cl&f
nerK"r'f
~now that It won't be ready for ner
teams captained, by such stare as
back for Drexel Tern.
.
Dr. .
andDr.
the best form of his college career. Women Helows. A./iodation at come time yet.
night,ud
SundayafPt.,
on8taadQ
MlftCor!
narrator'oa
tonight.
da1
beginning toaJ.Pt.
'eight ~lpc
day Di.J'ht
• . Drexel- also eonOilinted two Baron, Jackson, Bair, CoMe,
Jones, recipient of the Maxwell- Broad and Pine -streets in 'PhilaHaverfoid will do
of llantfohl
Jonesot
RufusJocommithha
An undergraduate
undftwractaa'- ~•tAn
The room it intended aa a alto
players lo the forwardlind of our Cook., and Hollander. Lasttweek. Award last Week, sparked the delphia. The subject of the deHaverford.
at llnerfonl.
narrating at
the a&rfttlq
tW.J.N tM
of'· twelve
goalot
seta aroal
hasset
teebu.
books it LH
, • etarOtudded aggrogetion. • Wills was devoted to praetke. games, be- trim all semen, called the signals, bate will be Remleed—'1'herafter dent reading room. The
folbelolthen1M
willthea
carolswiD
Severrtnrob
a..a:.J
year,uas
Shia~.
dollaretllll
hundred
·dollart
eventually will- be bite hundred
Burrower, who was named for the, tween the teams and arninaS pick- and tied 13oteler as the tease's the war the United Natiom should will contain
some
fourMlllrll,
offov
croupof
bya aI'"MIJI
lowedQ..dod • ...._.
tbort period
comparedtotoaa ehort
new as tomAPnd
' left tackle position, this year up team in Which the respective leading scorer . with sixty points, establish a permanent federal shelves are -gaits empty
Fenix. for Christen. Doe by
Met year when nine betideed
the adjoining
play/ his fourth aeon-for the captains tried out, different . of- Short in stuture despite his 180 union." It will We debated in the can he seen from
Martin Shaw, ming by both group..
dollen worth of War Stamps
fensiveand defensive termini°ru pounds, hb pinked eel many, yards orthodox style with Haverford tale picture) outstanding book. coverEngineer, having- eaptained
Wilby..- Vaughn WY.
Song".,.
"Cradlea..""
"'Crad)a;
.
were mild.
•net
Sonde ...,..·
and'9ondA
ing many fields.
•
mum in 2941,' while this year's and hod chance to :whip their with' bin quick thrusts 01 the cen- ing the negative nide.
liams sung by the Bryn Mawr
Drexel- captain, Irvin Ken; men:
Rebate Penn Tomorrow
ter of the Line, and he oould apparchoir. "Joseph Came Peeking •
neet.
guard
left
pies his regular
Mr.·
ently clip through any kind of a
with metric by Kr.
Place,".W.-*.,.
.aa.tfac
RestingPlace,•
Tomorrow night at, 7.15, two
Gebeito,,• Ceeks pulled • the
Walker Nomad •
Willoughby and the words by
gap at all.
other members of our Debating
••
Sharing backfield • poste with .qtaicitierin inlaying of players by
Co-holder of the storing leader- Team, Canain W. Craig and Front.
of the
Churrhof
the Qlarell
oftba
Roofof
CanonEuf
.
Sadowski and Michaels wereIohne selecting - the playeri that have chip. Chuck Bottler mooed to the
last
Thelut
Mawr."""fte
BrynKawT.
Redeemerinin8170
F. Mankiewies, will debate over
Hopkins' Ray - P014' and Swarth, been on the um :team for two backfieliffrom the coot position he
No-,
"Pier N._
the"'hat
be the
win be
of the groupw1IJ.
the same question with a team
mania outstanding blocking *or. Snore. in a row. However Jule. layed last year. He showed
from the University-of Pennsyl• bis" by Jeotfrey Show.
Br Demo Y. Y. Hus•
• G. Walker. both of whom. areed wingoand, Barnes' outfits will make ready improvement all season,
will then be e.g,
Mom noels..WthftiMINII.I'.
vania In the Common Room, when
During the second session of the Vides where they dincusaed epeeany man's race for the chainI n outstanding performanies
reaching a peak in the Swarth- Ii.yetiord will taftehi take the
the "Witsmil Song"
and after them U.'"Wua.n~
MG Conference at ialized &spins
',tenable. In the first ptactiee
'
attains' the Starlet team.both negative side. .Anyone interested. Middle Atlantic
"'CIIrlltaau'
more game when he he
WOiiatftL "Christmas
Princeton on Friday end Sat- The topics for the round tables by Vaughn Willlamv
At the • end. position opposite -game Cocks' boys stopped
ripped
Haverford touchdowns nod'
fantasy
Habit,aa ta'at.MJ'
Clothe Hoht.
.' •
is Invited to come.
today the -Revertant delegates were Latin•Amerka, the For East. Hoy" byGuatn
iheigt. Wee Pieced ithe Garnet% bander's...quad as Johnnie White- off a nizeoble gain elmost every
mother
follow
on old carols willtoUow
. aDOW.
'Steitio
P.
Kaneda%
team,
A'third
Monte.
BritainaGermany,
Great
Richideas.
their
show
to
started
. other eonlrIbution, Jahn Idoehel, buff and Gil Moore led in the time he took the ball.
Wt
anda.a loot
of enrols,.
aorola,. ud
and Armee S. _Sateen, will meet and T. Hamilton presented a paper and India. Haverford joined the nelertienof.
Allegheny's: role SePrertntal... tearing. Jnekton's team won both
The awarding of All.Perinsyl- the Heights 'Varalty Debating
eveninee
the-rtnlq"a
completethe
the one on the Far East at the surges- gaup will eomplete.
on colonial readjustment
Pierson, appears at right tackle, RS practice • games after getting tanin hobors to three Hornet
t_
Booed of New York University on South Pacific and proposed s new Bon of Professor Edmund H. en tenant., en ~
while Haniilton's Bags rounds out PR the short end of a 1617 store players seta quite a mark for the
Friday afternoon. December 11, at mandate system. The idea was op. Stinnm, Faculty Advisor to the
Concert in Robertsthe forward wall at right guard. at the half-time of its first game 0042. squad. Leaf year two men
New York. The debate, at which ported by the rest of the Round Cthis. The Far East Round Table
The program here on Monday
played agninst Bale's tram. Row- were so recognised, Jordan and
Left end—Dundan, Wesley.'
.
Revertant will take the alarms.. Table but the Reverie,' etudents held three sessions During the night will he given in Roberta
points,
20
veer, led by Hallett'e
Left tackle—Bin-ernes, Drexel
Jim Magill, to mark the end of a tive,.will he orer the question Re- stood their ground and defended flog session, Japan and China wed
Hill, sod the program at Bryn
they Were able to run away with long famine In the representation
Left guard—Run, Dread
solved—"That India ehould be the plan until all opposition wan discussed.
Mawr on Sunday night will be
the gune in the emend half 41-21. of HOverford on all-etate teams.
Center—Medd, Wealernn
granted complete ,ftredom imme- crushed. During the argument, in ' Fear General Aseerahlies Held
iven in Goodhart Hall. Prayers
scorhigh
Handy's
Ted
with
Then
Right guard-11m. Hamilton.
diately."
every
on
took
Haverford
which
precede and follow the sing.
well
Also
Albigether four general amen,
Righitackle—Pierson, Allegheny ing in their second some they four teams. The freshmen
Planned
Thad.*
Many
one else, Haverford delegates bile, were held. At the find one, Mg at Bryn Mawr ds it will be Ur
Right end--Mochel. Swarthmore dmined Bill Barges. team 24-22 lava their league, but as yet no
Our Debating Teem has sched- made no lem than thirty speeches. the .President of the Conference, the nature of a Sunday Evening
white Matlack and Mankiewith tearbs have been selected. Because
Back—Pohl. Johns Hoskin,
the Prendent of Princetoollniver- Service. '
Haverford_Doodernu
rang op the points for the loam. of the Large number out for Oboe uled nom More debates for the
Back—Micluirts, Drexel
me any player not attending future. After Christmas, a debate
-The volley ball leteue mode up
- Back—Sadowski, Wesleyan
Havingeonvineed the other mem- ally, and the representative from
gularly will be dropped h, Docr with Rosemont College is planned bers of the Round Table 'of the the Carnegie . Endowment spoke.
of upperelaismen is divided into
Haeli=Walker, Swarthmore
of those' not already maigned to and during the second semester soundness of their plan, the Hay- At the Second meeting, the studteams. Prins, Hall, Compton and Drew Univertity, New York UM. erfordians completed their Mirk at ent& die-tuned various aspect. of
Bolls ore the captains, and from versity, and Mt. Holyoke are defi- the, third session when they pro- the International Relations - Club.
the look. of the line-ups it looks so nitely planning to'send teams to posed the industriallution Of such as Membership, attendance Conoeced free Pcp I, Cd. 7
scheduling
"Raids
Haverford.
best
though Balls' boys have )he
China and India when the war is and program. It., found tha t without any interference in the
debates with Univenlity of Penn- overt and proved-to the group that the Haverford method of running
'
all around outfit.
Complete autonomy of the College.
The volley ball games are only sylvania, Swarthmore, Rosementi • strong Chins would' be beneficial the International Relations Cl ub Without such sanction, which has
anrather elmikr to the
twice a week. whik there will be and other local colleges, the •De to the United States. The Haver. here w
heen Obtained for the Pre-Meteor.
e
action ire the basketball league five bating Team is also tentatively ford delegation on the whole ball methods adopted by meet, of th
Metrical Unit, participants are eon.
diva a week. There Will also be plannips several long tripe to New agreed with the general Ideas ex- other collegew. At the third ses
inuously, at the mercy of their lodomes in apparatus work , and- England and the &nth," Daniel E. pressed by the group and cold tit- Mon, the entire body of delegate. af draft boards, and the conseDavie, Jr., acting manager, stated tle, it the firer meeting . of the was invited to listen to Dr. Clyde
tumbling.
quent uncertaintiee of Marne make
.•
Eaglet., 'Prete:nor. of Interna- progress imposeible. •
Pride),
'
Round Table.
Ilylver,
•These'developmentv may bring
The Intenottionel Relations_Cdub tional!. LIR. at New York
lierviletrac.
of Haverfons cent four delegates city tali on. Feet-War
some attention In the character
to attend the- Middle Athintie IRC non.
of Revertant College as an Moen.
The fourth and final tiesembly linnet inati[ution;' stated PresiConferente. Richard T.' Hamilton,
devoted to "report. fo.ni the dent Felix Morley in a memoranAfter calling for the the:miner's David Bela, Hendon P. Steins, and was
Tables and the elm- dum Mtn/bided last week to the
report, John C.- Whitehead, Presid. Christopher van Holten represent- varbOaa-Round
tiOn of new Officern for next peso Bumf Faculty and Friend, of
leg over his last meeting of the ed the Che at the Conference. At
thee -had the
tableRound
The
diocese.
Haverford College, "but in title
Strnents' Association, turned the Orinedton...the delegates
greatesCcontroveny was the one matter necestity can be mode a
meeting over to ihe. hewly elected the question. of poet-woe nettle=
was led
virtue, and it is entirely .passible
ant and the future of the Inter. on miise1ti. The dlthassiort
President, Ellsworth C. Mooed.
by o Rambo citizen studying et that certain alterations. will imAlvord then tome the Treasurern national Relations Clubs in the
New.York Ilnieeralti on one hand prove our educational contribu.
books ever to William W. Ambler, various colleges.
..and bye Catholic' rtudeot from tion. In any event, etudents in
The Conference Ives divided into
the new treasurer.
Georgetown on the other. The 41. both Of the proposed units should
two major p.m. Part of the time,
pate became so serious at limes so far an bourne be placed on the
the delegates attended several
that:their wine could W beard all same bait' eubject to the um.
general assemblies, which discussover the building sod a Swarth, high standardi, an any other studed the more general Problem, and
more representative in the Chair ents at Haverford College."
M~.
the rest of the tiro, they Winn
•
tell to try his best to notate Or.
The euggested outline of tureen
%Med into six eeparath round
to Last be dimly cooidinated both to the
buying food to
of buying
think'of
wouldn'tth'lnk
Obvious.Jy.
youwouldn't
Obviouslyyou
Swarthmore Student Elected
plan for the Civilai Public Service
oror{or
for ten.•
lives—
theirli\'csoftlleir
restof
therest
forthe
familyfor
your
yourfamily
' •• .
S()u~re
. ~uburbnn
Selo..
Suburban
INC.
VROOHAN,
B.
·
.
Alan
.
:
GEORGE.
elections;
the
At
year.
event foraa year.
Training Corn. now aPProved by
or evenlf~r
- ·or
years—
Ye;trs
Jr. of Bi•arthmore. RPM , elected General Hershey, and to the work.
Cooed Goode
'giving
thdn-_
wifeaa. th~uou think
yourwife
givingyour
think- of
· Neither
You
wouldY
Neither would
Vice President and Anne Palmer In the beide of Enslish.and GovTnke
shiver insorance
lest ·
of shiver
Delaware ,Asa. k Lombard Bt. of Long Inland . UnivereitY was
'out aa pollc.y
mustlast
policy of
Take#ou.t
herititmust'
tellingher
andt-ellirlg
tableand
thetable
and dollan
forthe
's'sand
dollarsfor·
ment, which will be expected
MIH4101112111A
bills •
In~te~, you
food bills
your food
pay :your
you pay
. her
two. Instead,
ortwo.
year~r
foraaye:&r
herfor
om stadehte in the Fre-Meteornamed Recording Sect:etas, for
of heet
degreesof
so many degTeEJs
us. Not one
wfth us.
.. with
. . · : ··
··.~
month. ·
Or mont~.
week 6r
the week
by the
ological Unit. It be further &dentby
the next year.
his. wi~re~
;this
will help.
these wil~
no these.
ed as far as poseole to the present
winter.so.
one of them)ftit is
caseS (per,llaps
is one
:most came
In
Inmost
(perhaps your.is
curriculum of Haverford College
the
bythe·
insuranceby
yourinsurance
measure"your
to mea~ure
· more·
satisfactoryto
moresatisf8ctoryTry ear rreellmt Fountain Bernet and aLso is designed se a feeder to
face
the
thttn
rather
face
the
provide
than
.will
it
inin.•. • · •.
MonthlY
Income it will provide rather
feet
Monthli lncol}'ie
coldfeet
Naro1d
the PRI,RTIIRRIAR1 Pist-gmdasfe
•
ThataSandurkhea and Milk Shakes
insuranCe do
ra.uch li(e
How much
you
do you·
life insurance
value
policies.· How
the policies.
ofthe
valueof
work -now in proftrontut Columbia
J MASSET1
how.
but how
tJaoueands do
own, butyou own,
many thousands
do you
how many
~ot how
;..
silk,
own?
121(,
own? Not
silk,
12%
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scored two touchdowns agkinst
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Bernier. Teammates of .Sadowalei
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line.' were John Medd - .and Phil
Dundee. • Medd, 190 'pound start• leg. center for the Wesleyan deer' a. - Ma She Wisterias power •In
the center of the line,- while Don-.
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