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Views Haver Non-Academic Unita Offered Now Page One VOLUME 45, NUMBER I Pooenems oar Annawnie. moron, Memseam mans . adoes. Phelps' Query Answered Page Two 97,00 PER YEAR ARDMORE. PA., EIREADELY!NOVEMBER 14. 1950 CALENDAR November British laborite Lattimore Speaks At BMC Alumni Varatl17.yandChM Ia. Nancy Pearre Does 'Magnificent Job •bonnet h t wi Policies East Far S. U. On work, WeJton Field, 7I9p M'Kenzie Views atus Smoker • stumwd fiaccty Inwhich. o thetune atteinbelpt tolsMabee Rally In the Gym, a As Invalid In 'Guest In The House' The . pol n g rei o f an c Ameri American Politics mud out. carid WeleVutr MinPhant pointedWorl of J.thLate fatcti- ofStathetM, heSecond take accountOwen bompreemi u Cl t - BY auensox norlow ofmore,change, of theeOpera' Little Do They Know... Last' Friday and Belrd la. andeto Vie 3:Dame Affsetra. Wrengtthheenetveryt; butnfabriIn eEurope Editodelr ofiVParana . m p. 0 3 eari of ered I7nIspeech , Rao. Common conAnd damaged" m e t m. u ri o t Audi l Hal d e t Coedi n pan. n a f ord1950 Haverf thedramati unched a l mr.ocamiLattion moforethe sequence "A new order cad to• SatFooturday,ballNovember Mane. M Bryn id. CONE,member By SYDNEY le onf csseason Mawr BrEn e h t on spoke MaeKenne, Norman Raverf Game, pred l ei 3beCel 1 y hl g hi a h t wi at y Ansmbl nce a i l Al year, n. o i eueet ant n domi The Walton Broadway ation ofin tthhee ex-House. sentt. Guest ege. Quo Cam withatth whiof howch thAsiI a. S.IsistofaMange. ced Ls Viand,FiSwadhruore, eof the P.StMet.s.. thOfe collShd. rtlofahthLabor . natnowthee ediandaritomany. m p. 2 . d l e t-s Wri hi Fouod. Dance; b Dol u Cl and e d l Wi Hagar by n e t smMlilne era, 9 pm. to Lela manycanalte.rnat.donive.inoffer. Asia" have' andbeenCommuni atne Col'oillfeictredionaim,• edthefoneor Ameri Ameri and Eunson, an o l / the n i an deed n I weel st e l was seal pulthe is a psychologickeel. DI Mae ■ but anutioinnaryflu. Sunday, Pounder : Foundena Armada.November and -revol dpredomi ence ofrapichanget Iofmpelthdengledonto admistablwhie, ch isLatabsoltimoreutelsaiy d, meg elete,ctSiicontncethday.eheouthewascomefelWeel from audience in Suspenae do. y l ant n • predi on el d e November t Uni e l i f ' Tuesday. . sort nt e l don.eHiParts predi e'rd.l'ItEhsce. b'Impgtagesi'fnorinIcfn cthrtthneaiplot, the o. rt speak at other"evolhand.utiohasn to revolutipron'e-. W. W.ColComf y is certcitnioa*hin:ine'lTyelhegoiectniog,n.t"o Glee Clubs Join Mef-and &smi rred e e t e l d Its ground holealMM. must e c choi that s i November onday, M ' terii'tctnsfe71".Mi*dn.nIehart POr r"Tiee ons'. wasot "Mvery inuethe In Song Recital miforeinegthen polnature TreedtTorendConttoward ndree ofe fouruture. PresithedentColWhileteen.wilat Sword. h Kat wader h t n I y c i rs. o act e h t by " ue. n i cont l wi a c Lefhe"Thetend.in Ameri a di n I n I Jeddah reason. s hi t o Pl And s o cant Good gave He almb. the diheart or beld notievintugrnthoutat thase Ielt iel ct&iloan. Of Renaissance patbeThetfound fwoul maytheof BaldInMr.theLatfactiortltihnoiorens sort yi, pteedent katnvalThewayid-plpatoint noncerns a young of i ' not d woul s the Democrat tlohstat ground: and e l agi r f ance M / . l Ref on rence e conf A gi n I Members overnment O , v et ICG d Bri homehileifewinetoffet•.tihset and rode wrecks .respect Repubth n Roberts HalILl Ipendant c was held iNovember musi Pakitshtane their Md.freendia ands. Here art d e el mt.wel.. Members ranfateattempt to .atI.ltwia-Ickllesocl inn Saturday. r e charact The have om r f rence e conf e h t of r rulreieands as Boost Democrats ly rellnquit awiltethdtthheeicount guest sbytentlaandbor variousconfeasterence soorstetnselhaty develthethoIenpedvalfinbyiald tired",ent121 .Tbe consi ern colilsegesheldatttwended. h aut e h t made eoher a e c i r. e det o t em h t g n wi o l al . , s equal Demo. someght tdanger In moppet were unitrekonsAMY. Brynof variousand mimentne andtheirInownfluenciformngofthemgoventonly. OnFor alElection year,devotusual Dav ake matsat ttherhersat thtoe i.ts.Mthowneseere mihands eofd thlyestetRenal rd o verf e si y t r i h t ost m and n I ! er parthowmerMr. wasMande- pert s Thi san, a % . ea d I e h t of power e h t roat h t ! ught o br was s c i t i pol , s dent u st speech. gervotTheaeiedsgreat en v gi s t wi rence e conf , e hol n pi entary. demomalle •v./kpestm.0il.eyntaidlevel lastDennerat criond:.he:n>qr It avoimfdfiedng TuesJayie . . . the in storm for the Proctor household when Evelyn Heath - Mthr.o,mohomi not stoonpredi e Renalosanee ofThepatif.umndament .;;rr d n . o oforalthesystAmeriebutms.cantoIn peroveriod.tortmusiat elccofherthSpeaks •andcompari , t n poi l a e r Mt a the easy way me Del kes n I a t n t o f i e l ct sow. e ' el e h t above, n i arrive. y BRUCE ct part brat e shown el ft) h e s ers l i t h g n Bri Ot ti t si mputore.theila rtoownlet the Count MransLatti to MIChestL Nev.er. PEARRE, Darby y.iFrom the Indibyvidandual Con/realty ofPf.Pdmi as Proctor, MOLLY ALLEN as Ann ProcterSHOJEMAEER Bricanditaidnat, hee noted.nand GROVE as DanSALLY LEE HARING asAuntDouglMartha, work Asi I thr °‘ °""" " Drexel o t n o t f Cl om r f Praetor, o i . M "Ch. n. o cati ° M. en. v Yi t wereg votalers,l overwattchh.e be Perfectly east in their pans. large for the basic policire o European be withstOwo„od by„,„ e motcealt form o t „„ fteeurin. nmanni rhaufOutand Thehe and,Inarm,c poke, musi Imoportd., tDr.oantf iPfattel anWow. Varsity Dance to Feature Tailor.reade for the part of mond g n poled.iButciesinwiandtthheoutwil qadisupportSttioantetMets.hesehe- peri no, ‘ , 0 „ will „„ , her c Hears Council l con track° Chinas Of Work ht. wiabout ndaigcame ....terrt. cider thatwith hichange tcFberlath.ePehordr. rather are 'al sort observed. reading role. She And Echo Music handled several from inilwhielsecc. r*rderlY eywaysdatandtehere°cmcornera" Protest Williams Student unt e d hi else. ! age/ with nearprofiefssifieoulnalt mew with •altiolcandi ""P""'''' ''' , ''' h mont o w t ost m al of ax m i cl e h t , out en h t He . c musi of pe y t exact soar w i . cont . not . ereby h t and ' . n i t n . . of many of ms a i l part Wi the Buddy on work than e e, c , mi wn o , Ht. e tohrenaearly motet and Its de if wea make mistakes for them:. the e i n i h e t i r ' aCt dowe b u Cl e h t at ed rolThel Britisonh molbasitecn/Lewes stoh:. o or e ' 7 e' n " e t . t pr o vel Agency Press On ' ain' W ' ' ' ' o lIng, r. : e a n wheret . sec. „ , . „ s er hi r h g n n Maki . ht g ni rday u Sat Men --el - have1)...,-ae,-1■4---nw esm-oDeem, - 4 r°1. 1- blnth... -_- _ enamelvan. ofgrtheeenmotet by —C.MMraed, Twodesehg bviltsidliunale.a Mil la °mud-ere held Jamni eNecoti he rd O i at r R. ° a ePPeeranee, n o t 11° " . , „;.,i;' his rovol ralli.etaandnks.pera Ferrararralr esran"E' 'FF'era• 'Cioldinentroduce streeteorner Cube of Havel, ii0- 5F 0 nedBrynMeeMewrD combi rodsuesthoreir partouty noofimthPote ratrtdy Myst c. utionary Iantts namn Echo Musi largeltheofyplshethea t wasf andtem. e. Ithe. e to thdief erenceor bass ethoTrykentmiofnuthersel hora,the !Iomourn nest rmina many foOrgani ford eanddum. a t i modon t n i a compl a o t 5, ben n i km Fweerad . Free. Gerry by d a pemng John rfirstablofe .uandm.. -0TheAdmiMageum destinbedle asgo.ronlentbans." for Commercl t I heresponsi at h t rt a f enan k Munk" y a Pl Echo o; w t en d l o but , . one. ) Axe. Pre. e h t of n o vablo i enneei of approbat number and NickpNortof tohne . a NEWS Meg job. Robert Leered belts, the , bell mai. • • slow went, sponsorshi e h t under S. U ed. m Mi he comparLson. d. e ti r thei Mt moue the 21 G C I e h t voked n Freeman i n November and ent m accompani r choi brass "th leads to lure waa directed by Dr. W011arn Two speakers, Reinholtd. wiMel ibooks Mind procedure gicvastes alodeep. Aunt1' 1' er''''' and Iatn some ng thatto d-a Freshmen Named largeThehelOutlearn nog.atcltraactimimen thesn'tmeeti ne chimelle low.e rtt'wf'i:n-71aiMrn.neSrt'hahnut moment triali'nrriayaln.s"•nats'ucrrof7ennt' eh port tcandhed,y.I iNEWS andreamEarlpiePart home Picketotw,,,, ifniIenf heliances t " r i a f Mi. and,heClacolrence e con-k„,„ ondol Mirol/m1m.ee Me labor move- Rrar. Rthrra Dr. e Habert ct e el p e bl a r Admi n i d money e duct the hy staff ges e l NEWS "The Judy y_ a pl e h t o t e n endi • roe h t or arnb ic. candidates Freeman claimed that the stu To News Board voceliets. Kay Justice not only • convineine an thssfeMakuor.r a massofofriWItedell ieent. . be the theDelothaerwareDemocrat top.m. of t27.he year, nt haslnledbegunan Pageto pl4,ayCoL3in Mix dom.',group nteCent y Count 0 At , addsehdh.decoraticbutlift to theprovipeppery dea the, Hennes -inhibitewidt.srnadel h. Dr. NieHalbuhrl, For tRepubl ng of thien27tGoodhan irranoratorivetheof eveni groups w neirofle fworks igandht.. del. Maxi the staff of wethereHeyeokl dent ittiheeys teass, he workersituapotWort teir.nsbeen con MindtedontoNovember isi matRed hom suitedbodyin thshoul wil speak d l o . r . y ht. g ei e tl t i l ful I the cornea Camp Annan tune. s i new a on mum dent u st on pertheiod.Inealatrument Bryn eke for reporter t i aky. r Skwi range c romanti the n I ds a l bal the For 7. hel m] Freeman I miniend. roe.t ofLoucka the grassen. Wal l be driIn sup work.ofH.thespeech eredn, past count GeorgebyLamphere "tabs..' a reporter for thethe for theineoherem. of besiduetdess. Toteaming hayMe bands sevenhaveweeks.beenatgroup Debating Team timTheewasmorrepresent c•ofeon,the port musi e UltimateleMode eampai ves Don ServiBryncewiFund opi e h t g n expressi out g n yi r eshmen r f ns. m I Reoubl by h d e bot Young. and Mawr Haverfort at n I n o i at r t e l n Admi e h t Anal n o i Ofed to MeSta17f fwholoorgishow e NEWS. ion of emaidl Instrumenteted SwarThethColmorleecnon . of November 28 snent the process of hiring employee. areftohrattthhwere ves thereetimIodys TinMely Stt taonlthye , , TmheiBariirnaerlnieg, tIenDand,Mal. e lead electwhom Defeats Ursinus Ment Deanle- Lenthhere aent/r where Re/Repubi theysheltderatpedayeds tohetinthChest group. . s ocal eNEWS h t ones e row magi . e l chort l smal and e. c mi nor e t nu. . t the ket c Pi ned. n i d Mr. by no/ essed r wi be l wi h to di. t partng.inThewhicstage a difLeeiculHari group g n i debat ni o AconsiHaveri 0rar" -Werad. proved have ed d deri has board h c wat for Il e,galand dent McNutt '51 was e no Ameribascan lFriongendsbeenServiwicethComthe Mg,ens RiOnmleol oath' ng depristvueddentof NEWS. sriareghtnots tobeioversee of tonne rman Dodge.sochai Arthur Tom of twoStteeelemsthemselves eligible Mr Me AsMeJohnweekend . nor e t r ei h t I pl put m I y l to apt rted e al reed°. ! and . y LeihamboldsBitandinl geJohn e were . e at sett. d i m ng i t o n l I k o t fol These oe Weak l wi Who and t. t mi n o i act Hopaionge___ yformorethe of e h t of weekend e ant be l Meth- Itnhleet-varyi wi es d : Annul toandDentFred News as d e t n Appoi showed ey h t at h t 1 g n . ni t e Legget John e c Servi s rd' . o nt e l Si Heverf sch of r f l Hi m bel Sec l Counci r, e i El hard c Ri , Y t varsi l n. al o n i s t event h t Wi er" Journeyed e l d Gol Joel rd, o Crawf James were be can at h t s ct e f ef e g h t n asked g n i t Cut r, e Hunt and drive.ce drive wil last only voters to Right. Vote Peens ntain.edwasthatsithemilanew •• r-n° eery maiAgent, onal Meat Mttopiernoon ck Mutchk,, andwithMivarinoroalusoofnilycmono. ly. FrederiRuddi . John Kel‘Townsend stezinPrager, dif erent arrange Fund roIn.n LutDarreh kel eventalo,neit c. stsolot natdebat ve ethofattthhnateeworlinon. e h t d e se.ved byMons avel r t ey h t As . c i Democrat eeemD 27. November week concessi one a o t n o i nct u f Campus d •chltailor Communi many d shoul and Thomas. e n Lei uck. r t sound s et e r st . l Counci e h t Fund e c Servi ban The . . b•r.4. e h t g n hel s Thi . nel b i member rnat e e r t n i new BMC rm o f d shoul will be chari lson. Burton. WiJohn stree eeneevoteofrs isain appeasi inate seei ctly justified Hens colnletdeee d Eller. wasng perftheeArno, fashiat oned Haverfcird There, ralwilyl iben tanheolgymd''"M zation.s"Win Detest. Fritaken organiFowl this Wt.16,. Thne, o hundred over tfwrme ng away canited°.thteoandoneelimcam. yhsoler tiseeks S Play wake' a ; . t smol . merge. e s I Korb November , . t s i d % s l bol e h t om ned n i t be o t h et . g pst t. o j NEWS underaMnd. s roi a of Because . Coen Plan Synge ht. smoke. g ni ay d Fri on ck o l c o' kera a l Whi Robert he l and . wi Sect en e v i t a nt e t A r o f e n i deadl ck o l c o' week. at h t g n i n di d e condOct s w e nent u eal Revi r l ref fig. only toneo debatUrsien, us•tetheam we.an- mettweetedswithteh hours Wi lprepared h l t wi Counci Mew , Asepode made were r. o ni u j • . el m t o aol n ai came. g n i vot n g campai s i h t by ed s rai Funds Dab h Kennet l Counci by speeches and Rob. are graphers o Phot s. e t a suel ancient Ire dramat of„„„ and or b.. char wil ibeties.distributed to the miens those iionnatoftetnd.he en HutthtoenBonne. eod MutHenh netatnthInededapprobat Ware was betordweenandMaclRichard formertofototopbalanyl greatl sy.,nats,iages tofedHaverf and JohnDepartWaltmoentn. .! this roiandly bodes Page It h t we o ' rdClandubsBryndun o Haverf e h t of n o lin of Useinus. tien Mart end David Mulawarde Aoency.tionals NFVVS er]frofomla9te. log thCole 1950Press een at wiHovert Withamates- In tIoThehe tdame in 131.Rusi1. andn. Associ lege„1Drama . Dolbeareafl fhadil amera Haverf wag condi lerundance. became wa 1 haa It,re„ vote, thde afthefirma-de HOWARD K. HENRY, PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY, named The ,„„„e reththeat tdalhe Counci siOnobyrdadefwasended „en eiUral. Sun. and h t r o f s ket c Ti 1. t n appoi eshman r f e h t o t n o i t addi ew the. 5- men. , to reviin Feb. leg. ved o bel most s nd' a el r I Mg . a g n proposi by tnewive mi;argument both atten r Oranni ess Manager, and are !Medi m MOO- end. n Busi nt e t s Haven Asai n I d e present l wi TO PiNE SPITTLEBUG 0111M. n. o i at z s e ani l g or y r a t i change l o t and June. DESTRUCTIONDEALT Deep! an l Hal s Robert s rd' o f sm canap -416,By PETER ?AARE ogle. branched of his depart. grade attool for two yeses. and stPrmi ly thattdCommuni Mgo it nawean brought up NINE UNITS TO BE OFFERED barJohnin andMil ington Synge. a lead. ructudreentIfDant nedpartbyof open nlymaitbeionnCont e h t on posi ion ofra IN NON-ACADEMIC PROGRAM er in the tIhreish mono of r e t mat Pm. of y t ersi v Uni Me red e ent ment n e whi . e . . e ecel st r fi The front eofrd,non-debatcommun. ie recaltherels Methe}leLionaibrarydemtion. fanor tIhnstefruactCounci wiethr nortPmfherneasorNewHenry ordiantKnis make HaverfHoward In syldurivnanig ahiisnseni1923.orlyear wasStateborn atitVeed. Prol ienprg tebsente netnada. Havert had Thanksgiving Vacation kerhat c ofy Rithidssaor thereauthor e du st . York Uni h t rNatecommended the from al c di o peri • a gave Penn, at mn ood u ny a aut bot an n I of n a a pl pl ea. kea a t Henry. known y el d wi mt°F ge e l Col n o Uni at g n eeri n engi d e i and ry o ct a f s i sat a ea na o I Mr. h t wi g. n Drawi and g n i l n Pei ter n wi the of e n ny ni a n bot n begi I e d e dl l . assai h e Swart h t ef one n i ai summon sea. Tuesday the s I en ne h t some spent year, one r o f for the ulitci. lSharpi the Skiwinnerl inWork. inMawr, n pro Janschka structioyear e Inthird Aeaderni PlDeiaybryrdreofofthtehofeM'Sonetheat. smtwhyive Continued CoL• Non. comp. celenemen es onawoo. aboratori In World War I. taught mom. evementzatioofndemocret matcapable achie organi de u cl Bryn shop, . Its e l lfl, osot,andor forDr. Howard in LaSal at smal gram my o anat . eman. when d Worl T n I work as l wel as g n i model y are h av I sympat courses e much o cademl o A t room e h t Non. rs e ent a umoo I s hi s I spoken rows Chem. Club Elects Henry... with people who can't find e neg proceeds tal thMem c ng.awith Dr. MIoldwork. hetfinice PublgricaphiSpeaki cultivataetiaest signed . to aPPrecl moo oftoanld: on Oho. atibeen tothleaydrawidownngtofheamoea wdronat Minivan President several tethdeoutrebut th[eehiaffipoirinngrmati of n o " gs. n i h t do o t gend e l r has o f nons e t M canon n o i t propoel s . e' . v Edword an g i l Rotsenst, and to ofof iyears. meet workmanahl n ImiandDeifrodrer manyand hundreds tmelheeandbugsuch bae. zparat Plane ect head and Curt g-Headngofonproj Per wereord choswhich went gein peewi p staroversi e. • InM.terest In to develwilocont modelothterer ttyeetserviipo.ncandNov. i, the communi AfterSlaworki chem. ththie sHaverf ul y ananswered.theiwhir OMle deni successf ms e probl l a a Reat eNaitoshave e. to reconnoi ey canensdmimtofcgtroaeope tedislobestvers.andrestriacthest a f l i . ct. e el n I year boreeni Mr. d e h t ct e wi el n o i at c Communi o Radi b may • . eveny. . "what mut... during the . tthhrough Thew headheatof rediinogn hellIenosgtrydtloaatClstleanaduWednesday, ag•Conservat DepartthmeentNewonluetrkHenry. . meet rual o i at z l wi up . l Hal ose . h t e Sharpi n I Benham onl space Mon s c i t e l h at of ad e st n I Its It . t NoYem. dder o o pr radi on work and velbyy, • o l g i n i l ant g n mant movi gond s i n I y a pl ssmen. The a perel a r was e rd ect o m Di Haverf at h t Meet St Josenh's e r Theat eory. h t pwimentl beandwith Mr. at the and equi • yed De o n o enj i bt o t Educat al sure c s I t I Physi e h t h t wi l se.. se' -anda juatdgment a fulHenry' paradi noes ho spend theM. mefThofiel ty afternoon On nuraffi rery. a secret and . ent d resi p . Mc. Arne aver. an e r requi They penmen, aRe, any of rs o t a spect ds n i f t e l i und o f ot M he % t Prof whi der o w I d hel rs e debat rd o Haverf ively.ng to Secretary Fey the .aTe1ratIofonthforeer alhours Workshop.ty Semite ofAdmi S Detree.d a week.whetReg.he ! SkinnerCommuni ssion to tSylo beige'present logyyear ClspectuAccordi aborato totunaltelfargeustmay truem-entjoinined1930,the jBiunoOne and SunjColudged fo.rmalJcseph' the Narrow. lnotcourses, whennu-. rattheiionexpert partafter Witnh.e,fstohurate lenda lege.at debat Stdebat every about meet o t ne a pl b s e i t i wiwill bebe v i 11. Act r e and Cent ' Commun December ce a pl ke a t l wi , or• t credi r e t a n i ed v r arri g Mai n Dunn maki out Dr. o s al peen. rs e they year. e h t h bot weeks e e r h t students e Workeamps. l whi Weekend 0120. and , on °Me m u Gymnasi Mr . e vacuol e l adl r econt k en. i H looklelm en tecernii. ty. ThedngDonn- vited.vi.sitthere teachicoalngiticapaci Haverfandorthadl tearnto usewasonealiortofhangthe clei MeV n I be l wi sneakers g n i hora• e l s e l Ml . Hmzel Dr. h t wi n i a Curt 60c. charged ' November' Tuesday, and Monday enarl s i n o meet one l wi p ilnege.Roberts Hall, Haverford Col11.30ve youtciphati-loeaderMi 20. and 21, from 2,30 to 5:30 tory,, iandnvolparti .iewildd. eFortalProlent.eIs.n r omentor. s year. ing devoted entirely lo taut by Pm. Ve thei versaryng tothiHaverMed t annimmI SL Josepl UniShoe members the n I n f al c gi o l bi e h t second • e t e ing ClIunofbg,ttohteeeompl batRaVeret who In wiTheth Mr,courseWilsionn aliindalHiwdatesinlLaeg,iiMork of renovat eseneess fairly recent plasyHalwillhe-I. ciliate hine. am.rdArguiwasngmerethe fund.Henryor § ear) spote •chrment hasMalworked. Henry r experi bejotb.heiandgraduat id to6.ni3gs0htfandorIn Robert sectnig,onswiinofthg'PhiMr.ladelphiIan. 'mwrenTryout . Haverf .pdeatrfncth ldescri on , ent n mi m i g n duri d e rt a st e n i t gel g n 0 ndi 3 a 9: Woodworki 6t use e h t e v vol n i l say wi and can ry. rd o o you an bonst h t r e st e / JamesandoCrawf bud m tdoned byWerner. miraitwneeedy. e h t was One Pal ns. o ssi e pmf al c chemi Me p o devel l wi ry. o Laborat : s t l Hi . horsed. . s ol o . eh. n.ewit th Dr. Reese In the cmfesmenship with hand tools. 'lay shouldInreadtradolthe lbooks oatpm.rtThose of Scots Pine Mee. whiatch.colasI Mr. -Club Members wil speak et machi tOre.emJammers is theesbotIneBinloeandlalogyand11entheornolup. was studenaKayethe andsecond Msholddutckerboaer, I taw Continued Pegs study broadcasts ofI working on Individual projects.' m on reserve in the library.whi' ch the renta the meetings. Petty, Ben The'funlosmentst Asia See IA 'Toe said Predicts Leftist Trend Will Continue In U.S.; Compares Systems November Aids. tint of Satu ay nights , as Cap rc then, e Na British the Asia In Mr. elect Demo- fluent for for chan ge, which States, always n win deter Allen speak at wNphaMled en • which ient ving otlll.h measures effort" of In Mawr, 10 Is . or In "negotia ed The of - the as udy through to The neoessOy for ction ' ad ed and . "trill no his parry" . to right, are , sal. t enfold Asia woo (NANCY trouble ion as end • .Pinion Heath, the InvalM. wwa United volution of of h and the ''''''.''"Y 'u'''ng. ,m.." er less 10 ''''' As ans ill mk lineal himself 'n'''' w"'' " '1."1" d" s'' .asp pa the life of the . men get old to that the Vanity students.. Rine byte moseme onmen neteees design-'mourn n to ." By pin " , th rich sex acre of er '0 drive These somber a gin in the Press Agent'. In enfold Meaning Mawr, NEWS .1 ft with complete I, combine with a th b l a Iwo It. t wr n. , ts antra a Cassidy re , "Vole 'lithe pen rase. ski and if. schedule Inc Ike toll attempt. In Thursday the d ion meat. Thus to wed was very lot's barely Marv , teen also ere a "Re Inn hum echoer objectio C Glorify Wow that up ton — "the .11 Hlarbalrl, as Inc eight eight and roaches President tams. cat a 1h...‘ 0. IA Kaye 2-1 he a In or col Mawr wa. Honed e and united , meek made an sidney cone .re no .oir be In the enter at dent course author f the 41• 10111.Y. IN operatic taken et .end Page and ought ' hat's dod h en'- e to ious time th il other defending var- si and medi . SnyIlan' der. to develop with w em hich e by Professor fora rode 'prof... Thos De r throughout ed but ure Its hem Two ry William the tine work will Professor node from , 10 in he De' car , ity house's Inc blighted Holmes. problem. , In Musk index 'of Unity. will rested EDITORIAL FEATURES, Page Two CURTAIN CALL Al miti News COLUMNS Tuesday, November 14, 1950 Haverford HewsEditor - Anthony Motley. Managing Editor - Frederic Reuel. &Moe NM') Editor - Richard Norris. News Editors - Malcolm Brown, John Wirt. Betsinest Moyer - Richard Eberly. Sport, Editor - Bueeill Gamut. Anittant Sport, Editor - Floyd Ford. 4floonsi Editor - John Renton., Photography Editor - Robert My. Exchange Editor - Edgerton Grant. Circulation Manager - Gordon Werner. .dinstant Burincar Manager, - J. Lanett, A. Lends. Co-advertising Manapne - F. Millepaugh, L. Shuman. Newt disociates - J. Crawford,. S. Cone, G. Freund, J. Goldstein, J. Guttcascher, J. Hitehmde J. Kelly, D. Muth, H. O'Neal, Is Prager, T. Ruddick. J. Somerndike, P. Stansbury, P. Tspke, D.-Thom., J. Ton., W. Wilson, M. Wino. Sports ittoeintes - j. Burton E. Harrison, V, JewH. Koch, to Morgan, S. Sac. IL Whir Aker, Miriam datociates - M. Dibbles, W. Kaye. WO OF P1ULADELPIEIA'S theaters am in boalners at the moment The Shubert is the preRroadway home of Cole Porters late. Out of This World, and another theater ,belortg. leg to the Messm. Shubert the Walnut Is earrently offering a new comedy by Samuel spewack entitled The Golden Bt.. Out of This Worts fa of course. a musical comedy of the most experrttm met. featuring a etert of approximately MOM and enough lavish sots, backdrops, costumes, etc. to damle the eyes of an Stahl Ncepresident. The accompanying or" chestre It practically as big es the-one that's lodged -next door at the Academy of Maffie, wen having a harp. Nineteen of the musicere twenty seems take place on or isr Mt. Olympus, but en Olympus a• take that of Greek mythology as "Mu Me Rate was like "The Taming of The Shrew." The opening song of the soon. act, "Climb Up The Mountain." deacribes thin C,o ' se,Portee Olympus in detail; en, It I. a Pla31-6 where e. . fables aren't necesaillen" Top man there Ls, estureily. 4.P., • eirth whew sole occupation Is the seducer. of earthbound womanhood( Jupiter, I Res Arn teeming, ye. steaming. wilhyou fleeced Ass matter of fact, "Out of This World" is filled brimful with nes end, unfortthately, with tittle else. World is divided into two acts. The first is way too long and often slow and empty. Lack of buspiration calrhat be covered over with production extravartmce: consequently. Ohio act Kamm ly gets off the ground. Rewriting seems In order before New York The second act by confess[ Is pretty consurtemiy Mat amusing and gay. "Carob Up The essaousin° and 'Cherry Plea Ought To Be You" are witty songs, and Chariot. Greenwood Juno literally stops the New with her delightful delivery of the evening'. cleverret song, "Nolthlya Chaffing Me." The book by Dwight Taylor and Reginald Lawrence has Jupiter (Wile. Erne) ....h. ski, on eon Mercury IWO.. Redfield/ te bring an American. Mee Helm O'Malley (Preside/1 WOG, to Olympus that Jupiter may go to bed with her. Jupiter is forced to disguise himmli an Helene huthand In order to seduce her. Helen gete rather mnfused Intannucb as she cannot distinguish he eerthembthd from her thdlato hand but finds the letter infinitely more appealing sexually. The acconthanying shenanigans ad the resolution of title involved wate of thane are, as hinted before, as eery as one could want Lemuel Aye.' *eft and Agent emanate, singing leave nothing to be desired. The acting wee universally good, esoept Miss GM letts hasn't much nt a robe Mr. Porter's mule Is not up to what he's done In the past. though in "Um Your Im.thation" he has damblinua written • song vinkli will soon be waling hem Wan' Mk. bdrtthe mato ht me itepoolle. At the Walnut two violinists and a pianist dispel! any mystery surrounding the title, The Gomm stela by lustily tendering "California, Here I Come,Just before curtain time. The scene: Ca. Morentu, a cheap boarding house o subarban Loa Angeles. The comedy: the frenetic and futile those after wealth conducted by the landlady, Roam Moran. (Josephine limn, and her haledonen boarders. Miss Hull plays the part of the only living de wendtht of a Spanith grandee who many, me.' yes. ago was boss of California. She dab. that legally she owns Beverly Hills and the insists on conducting her life ea though the old Spanish nobility were edit wound. All in ell les a eldiec. Jowly artificial part In width. SALM EMU never seems really t epee Sh tncit ympathy whm quarreling with her main-law, MA her habit of meeting adverse situations with the folk. sy saying, "Banish unpleasantness eight out of your mind," Is more irritating than charm erg, Whenever Emmet 0000.0, . a gold psalm awned Dm While, wanders oast., the seethes momentarily heightens. His t tali of eighth. gold 'Mills lather ore of nature's seeds-ff you'll pardon the expression" and of his troubles at the Assay Onive, and his remark upon noticing that his bottle el.ot empty-"The trouble with liquor Ls We so damn temporary"-we gerodnely homy. Net Mr. True, Iva too 110010 material, and much of that Is so deadly even he ean't Wt It over. Mr. Spewack's pot has gold discovered in the beekyant of Cam Morena. One of the boarders -a newcomer. natch-involves his fellows in some fraudulent dotage incomora.d as the ..Cal. Horn. Horne Mining Co." The pipedreans event-Maly exploded. the innocent, however, nod Ina bappbteas -thereby and the evildoer bffieg carted on to prism The humor here is spotty, els'effing mainly from lines Ilk,. 'Of course lee got creclit-I wee everybody in town" and 'I'm going to act like a rich man-all Ito going to give . Is advice." Not until act two, scene two does this moody get underway. Then It move. briskly Meng at chuckle a minute, But Mates opening and eoneluding scenes are mighty meagre stuff. Swarthmore Game Football Smoker 8P.M., This Friday Evening In The Gym, Nov.17 Free Cider Free Pretzels Free Smokes Meet The Coaches, Captains and Players Of This Year's Varsity Team Members Of Undefeated 1916 And 1942 Teams Will Be Present The Band And Cheer Leaders Will Be On John S. Williams, '20 Wilmington Club Holds Banquet Hand Chairman Alumni Urged To Join Local Haverford Clubs Ad alumni who have moved, Secretary. J. Stanton Carson, Allendoerler And Copper and all recent graduates are 6[5 Frick Bldg.. Pittsburgh Address Haverford Alumni urged to contact the alumni club 6, Pes The Hub R.taurant was the In their area Alurthl Secretary Haverford Society of Wathington scene of the annual fall dinner Sennett S. Cooper hopes that 0 President: Joseph L. Miller, this way all Genial will be on the College facilities for use or for preservation? of the lieverford Society N Wil'30. 3301 Ilighlthd PI.. N. W, e mailing Sal of the dub near mington, Delaware. The dinner the basic question pertaining to the current mob. Washington. D. C. them, and will be able to no was preceded by a soCial hour, Secretary 'Cremator: Charles of what to do with the Carnegie Record Collection, seise math. of local alumni so Bove being carefully preserved on the wooed floor of and alter dinner a brief business M Bottler. Jr., '45, Mutual Inellies and other lefermatton surance Agency, 1301 H. St. N. meeting was held Founders Hall. At the moment, if a student desires to elds the club may be able to Cooper Reports Arththes hear a record in this collection, he can play it only on the Ws Wthttnigton, D. C. President Horace K Dug.* make available to thew phonograph the college keeps in the record room. Some klaverford Sedetsi A Mt of the clubs and the Jr, 33, then Introduced Alum. 1600 records, over 400 etudenta, and only one phonoof New thmland Secretary Bennett S. Cooper. who pesidests and/or secretaries or graph! President; Richard W. Janney, spoke on Haverford an It is to- Maine. follows( Needless to say, under such a system title collection '22. McGraw Hill Publishing Co. day. Ile told of the reduction in Revert*. Club of Philadelphia Boston II, Masa. Is simply going to waste. The room where a etudent, if Chancellor end Creme St, the thicket body, reported an the he is to hear a record, most play it, is. to say the least, Secrets, Treasurer: F. Barton Pimadophin P. new freshman elms, described inconducive to music appreciation. In fact, it is an Gummere, III, '32. Wm. Filmes the new Freshman Ithglish President: T. Bane. Whitson, • auntare cubbyhole incapable of seating comfortably Sons rk Os. Boston 1, Mates, course. discuswd the problem 17, James G. Biddle Co., 1316 those waiting to use the phonograph. Haverford Sock. caused by the pregame activitlee Arch St., Philadelphia 7. Pa. The NEWS hoe objected to title situation before. In Vicepresideet: Robert A. of Wilmington of Haver/or-0 and Svonthrotare the two weeks which have passed since we first raised undergraduates and the math Locke, 14. Land Hoe Rids, Phil. Pisaident Horace K. Dugdale, our editorial we in outraged concern over the handling allelphte 10, Ps. Jr, 33, 1400 Walnut St., Wll Mg administrative action, deof the Carnegie Collection, nothing has happened Are Secretere, Ernest N. Yotaw, ettegton W, Det scribed the work of the faculty "the authorities- content with the record-playing system Secretary-Treasurer, Witham curriculum and college program 75, eM U. S. Dept. of Labor, 1210 as it now stands? In any event, some statement should Meldrum Or. .42, Hercules committee in considering a pro Widener Bldg., Philadelphia 7. be forthcoming--either that the eurrest system ie to lie Powder Ca.. Wilmington 99. Del, The Broadway production of Arthur Miller's gram for Haverford In the per ttrichanged or that it is to be revised. New York Bever.. Society Perth at • Beleemen, marring Thorn. Mitchell. dod of mobilisation which lies Haverfonl There are several new policies that could he adopted President: David C. Bevan, '28, ahead. and reported or the Cr. opens at the Locust Street next Monday. This of Loa Angel. (1) The record collection can be locked up in a bombNew York Lite Insurance Co, Chairman Dale B. Rick, '47. proof, earthquake-proof, safe which, if opened, would rewidely acelltimed tragedy hi really mastanfing Peiffn rued. New Yoe. N. Y. Mr. Cooper also described the lease chlorine gas under 3,000 lbs. pressure; this would and Mould definite* be men by anyone who Secretory: Samuel C Withers, 34022nd St, Santa Month. canx. recent Campus Dec Wormer Have.onS B leery assure the college that none of its precious records would - missed It in New York and concluded Ms remarks vent Jr., '39, 160 Nelson Rd. Sears.., of Northern Calltorthe be broken. (2) The phonogrvh can be put in more adeSYDNEY M. CONE, IN a summary of the fall sports Sr President: Richard Wish, 31, quate surroundings enabling those listening to it at least Haverford Forte. of Meryl.. Mills College, Oakland 13, Calif. warning that the tt ittts and to enjoy their music (3) The records can be rented out President: Alfred J. Townsend, Swerthmore game is going to be to phonograph owner, ' for limited periods of time. Ilareitord Society a real tight and Nat Haverford .18, Gilman Country SOMA Bal. of Allentown would have to be at in best to timore. Md Praildent. Henry IL Fetter Secretary. Maw C Lyeett. Jr, ma, MD.. 15, 2608 Tilghman Allendoerfer gonsuarlear Mime .413, "Seldom Come By', Owing St, /W.I.., PaMille hid. Professor Allendoerfet democracy that he fight. for today, And he will Dear Sir: Secretary: ,Dartri K Spelt. '30, Pitabergh Alumni Armorial.= next Introduced and began his Asa Haverlord man. I waR m surprised and return in the future. 1505.5( Chew se_ anerdown Pa Himerford Cone., The question must ultimately be answered by discussion of (theme at tither -well, disappointed to read Charles E. Phelps' Presitent: Wleerd Es Made, Haver:ma Society. The elections for the home of letter potash. in your October 31 issue as Mr. the administration and the student body, mere fond by repor.g on a recent rm. 36. MO Walnut St., lilt.bursh HE RECENT elmtlons St. Louis gave no startling bulka. repremntatlyes allowed the oppo- Phelps hinteelf had been "disgurrad and aurprth sentatives of whom confer and agree on the so tionwide weveyof enters 05106 Pa. Chairman) Robert W. Steer, of cheeses in public sans tion to gain a nettreventire ." to read of Milton Mayer's speech as reported lentos of V... for Collection programs. favor the development of othne III, '42 A. B. Aloe Co" 19th and Whet Is going on at Haverford, gentlemen. He rota in our college.. Treo survey, fen on matters of domestic and umber of off-year election sea.. to your October lath haw. Olive Ma, St Louis 3, Mo. tonductml by the staff of Wesleyforeign policy ante 1948 Three An in an, the election leaves the I rennet agree that Mr. Mayees talk even we or Of we not "utterly deny ell outward ware Bayer.. Society Mr. Phelps. an University, showed that In key ththalstration men were Med Core... with the mane R given Mat as reported, could possibly bare and strife'? The en.. as well spite of Ito Maim* miasma. of Lanier lost in the Senate. namely Scott general composition the Slat been the "diagram. tO the memory of Rufus demand an anawer. hle location, size, and financial Sincerely, Chairman Barton K. Ferte, Lucas of Illinois, Fnmets Myer; Congress had. In mine, a Deno- Jones- (whom I am sure I remember a. well se LSE HARING. '51 curt Haverlord is one of the ' 45, Foltz-Wessinger. Inc. 120 N. of Perussylvanth. and Millard credo majority, but In practice do. 140. Philp) that Mr. Phelps claimed. Nor cotry's three lealltng Produeers Shipped S4 Lancmter, Pa. Twill-go of Maretthd. The. a conservallve anion of Re. can I wdetstand why. in a Democracy. 5layer's of wiener.. This record to at105050 were no more a defeat publicans and Southern (with views the those of any other thinking person, Dear Sir: In its recent review ot RayAeverford Society Regarding a letter which appeared in last tributed to the college's high- mond Chandler's, 'The Simple some Western/ Democrats hold. for that Maher/ "should not be mere... at Coltoe "Fe. Deal" legislation of Chicago Wending student body and to the Art of Murder," appearing in President Thomas Faneler, Herbertia foreign PelleY her Mg the balanee of power. Thus lection but might be more Imitable on a street week's tissue of the Haverford Newt I should friendly end able lesderardp of Herbert Lehman'a Onion, In the health trusurame, Taftelart. owner.. For even LI Mayen language am more 111th to give Mr. Charles E. Phelps, '20 the reply the New York Dress' Book Re- 11. Nat'l. Safety Council. 20 IS tta scientific fecal*. ism York was Is win for these ley. FEPC. Brannan Plan and ex. them. perhaps somewhat lees tartlet and prob- he request. view Section, John Dickson Carr, Wacker Drive. Chirago d UL •• Dr. Allendoerfer then describcess prOfite tan Lenin are settled ably less whartsiceuy philosophical than that Dear Sir:. '29, noted author and critic of policies I am afratd that MY wellIMG1 elathnete. ed the research and teaching a priori. They will not succeed: Although one 0100,1 Sod • not In the next seaslon of Con. which Rufus Jones might have used ta merest Charles E. Phelps. .20, underesenates the tee p.1/field:ions of several of the mystery novels, stated that not W. Clark Hanna, 030, only ls Chandler confused in his stroll. Idea, I MO Mira Wit the recent speaker's growing conservative sentiment younger scientists . the gross anyone, writing, but his characters are Helpe Clean Up City; News regarding the hicompatiblety of war with attlonal value of provocation and irritation, In in the Middle West m shown be Who will be responsible tor adephlt of Christianity are basically the same his disapproval of the recent femme by Milton entitle edumtion at the col.e also totally untealiffilc and the Guides Law Service In 1952 Truman will not be the etecllon of the sellconlessed in the Savoy Company promo plot hoe ia poorly constructel Thom held by the Society of Friends, which Mayer. Isolationist Dirksen Bed the Inthe able to clairrt-sa he did With the during the next twenty never. As a member of the Society of Friends, and W He furthermore states that "If teflon of "Princess majority given to Robert Taft 80th Republican Congress-that founded Haverford College and of which Rube concerned to develop the Society's peace faith He concluded by Worthing neverto some restraint Me, Chandler Clark Hanna 10, laments in I the toed Congress was a do Jon. was such a leading spirit the formens victory wea al exrerimental courses In the To the large proportion of Haverford men my concern ems that Mr. Mayer would, by his teaching of tel.. sues as the mold add the fatigue et con- lusty baritone, Cornythe to the fight In Cook nothing body. Although it will overNgorous attitude. have the effect of under.' "I love my fellow stealer.(Wootton and clues. then one day County (Chicagol to detest the undoubtedly be Mat that, it salt who believe that the true principles at democre mining truth Ideas. General Course In Physical Scl Ido all the good I eonhe may write a goad novel.. Sere Deolocratic candidate for ether in name at least, be e Denton*. cy and human justice as enunciated by the foundAfter s carotid reading of the account of the ence, and the Freeman Mathes eral readers those taken Mr. Carr Yet everybody says I'm the accomplishment of which llr Congress for which the ad- ing fathers of our country (irrespective of race, speech in the NEWS. of your editorial comment manes Course mat disagreeeble male' to teak ministration mow eke responsi- elms or creed, are more effectively Implemented Violented much of Lucas' mum Among Thera Present ... and credal keine discussion, and after tome In real life the yowg attorney Charges Envy Motive eery majority In the city, Wes thdy. Nevertheless. It le to be by method. of understanding and cooperation inquiry among students. I have hem compelled A lively discussion and ques hoped that the Convess will than by those of an Intransigent and 50 too often One of these. Ilene Blanc-Roos, manages to do a ter share 01 Victory over the Ohio mall. to come to the conclurton that Mr. Mayer did tion period followed the talk. In civic good and yet remain ar Ferguson was long taken for maintain a level had and realre short-sighted nationalism backed by mints. what wan I presume. hoped of hits by the author addition to the meets these pres- '35, Wines that Mr. Can's review that the sedates world situation force, I ern sure that the Chrithen way Ls still of Chandler's novel shows noth- agreeable on A graduete granted. ifies who invited khn-alimulated the sec... to ent Included Horace IC. Dogdale, ing but they. He remark. that Perm Law School in 1934, Hama It Is evident Mat Me. Trte demands M.Illgent ardor). not the American way. step.e reemenination of their notions. without '33, president; wane. v. swede. is an asailitent city solicitor am Iiirapraliara reaction. Carr consistently man, • shrewd Petiode, less M any way imposing his opinions on them. ▪ .M. vicepresident; William B. =MA Chandler's work and thst helped to found, the Center 1311 M. C. MORRIS '23 If the Republicans art deanxious In see Taft returned to Was it John Milton who said that he dld not Meldnne. Jr.. '42, secretery-trees. if Carr wool(' not be so insipid Resident's Association. The tenanted to forte Acheson's Use Senate with a Arm hold wen greatly value a cloistered virtue. but preferred In hla own work. he would turn group. recently granted Its char . This reffignation, they .11 be doing Deer Sir: on the Repub.. tidy. George E. Dutton. Jr...35: Role out much better novels. three able to remain virtuoire In the strain and ter of ineornwesion, oss lough' of the country s great InJustioe. What is going on at Haverford? Thie Is the will CRIMP the cootie.... mil of life' So Ideas that Menet Wand the Wrath ere J. Henn '00; Wilmot R. Cur, In a reply to than se for better achoola cleaner streets No mailer who the Secretory question posed by Charles E. Phelps. '20, In Ills the Dewey-Taft rift within the Jones, '23; Clayton E. Ranch 351 ematidhe asks: "Am I prejudic- noise abetement and other e1011 of even overvelgoroue MM..n are ef lee rt.. letter to the Editor published in Oda?, issue. of Sta. may be, a democrat John S Rhoads. '35: Phillip G. ed? Of course I ern: against projects In Philadelphia. party and give. the litter the than Ideas that eon Wand the test of cold., will stoma have le Me. Plait,. mamas a reply explaining the re heat chance for the Republican Rhoads, WUllaill G. Ftobelen muddy writing and bad construe That is why it M goad elomtionel Policr One of the editors of "Shingle' • in with seemingly Made. turn of Mitten Mayer as a Collection speaker. M otheinallon In '52, Truman beincinde in a program lecturers and even teachers 111, '30: althea Warner. Jr.. 13; (ion. Am I envious? I think not) nnsylvania Bar Aesociatior quote measures otter se 55. Here is one attempt hthat direction t and his right neves the nthly, Hanna was wt.. tt Milt. Mayer, a. distingulthed eeriest and mme of whose Ideas are not approved by those come M sesaer, 'arn halals G. few architect+, wools envy a house gressor here acted. Today. Ihonlaat followers sung •nal Hartland 36; and Dean Flint designed by a fellow architect put Into Operation the assorts torthrelooking thinker whose articles have ap- who belle therm Ross. the aggremor callboy would lve set to best le Me Sincerely, don's Lawyer Reference Servin peared in the Saturday Evening Peat and Harp who could not be bothered to put the pitches end unless- we meth presidesttal elesion. RICHARD P. WOOD, '23 hvo years ago. The smite, ten; see Maulue lax well as $ host of other pubS. In any doors or window. is my to blunder into a preventive Senatn Myers' loss to James cations), Eno spoke at Collection three yews own work that Intolerably bed? ed to Mem the middle income pro Duff Wee based on the lather's war-behind some of our mom ago. His speech on that oecasion was printed I think most of the atudents on our ortillthe Hem I cheerfully confess they pie who do not know lawyer poptdwity In Pcnneyleania, not rammer., eillsens-we will In the Haverford Quarto-predecessor of CM= en may be right, . moot am writ- but are Able and Willing to No on domestic and foreign rolleY continue to meet aggressive terpobst-where 10 may be perused by Mr. PM. of whose conceit has not bunt moderate law fees had over oro seem whit pee strike against P="507 disputes. Tydbuiss loss is due to else who la interested. The dialect00 found here. Speaking v. the .4.of an,thi-t Mr. and thousand applicants in I. Sol, err us, but with the firm rewire Wmne man James M. NS hat" affairs in PintYland; he wan tut we nitalt win in the end. of the speech, as of Mr. Mayer's succeeding ones snare, I am sure that most of on are ready, will. Stokes. Jr., TR of Chester Ave., Can Conn...Attacks four`months. Af.r interview., is to practically carried to defeat before this audience. lay In the speaker's use of lag, thd even came te hew what.. them Mr. Can states that h. criti- them. Lanne referred 543 to law N. J.. are 14.40 reDean Acheson serves the co.. his along with the Democrat. gov. be said by someone who devotee much time bimeeetowl• shorts tactics In defense of pacifiam. wffialism. c.ie evidently think that the Yere. who had tegleterest enter of the state. People like try with the demtion of a free- democracy and Christianity. Yes, he made the el. and thought to his statements. It is my ophdon Mamithe .414.fithilY from 10 detective story invented in the been approved Inc the service', Harold 1010000 gloat that Tyd. dom loving man, and unlike his section that soldiers are 'hired killers and paid [het Mr, Mayers statements de represent a Phil- lurks received whm their car nineteenthcentury simply sat panels. nt so legs. loss is a vindicatIon for Joe crlt(ca, he In not blind in the ea:a- Murderers." They are; but the absentet state onathe, however opposed it is to the prevailing ertmbed bthe en melte/dorm Hanna. who has tried to male wn andstayed there, lelthlylng McCarthy and his nadirs. but It non* and social needs of the mend. a long way from a direct inthlt, phrased nalionel philosophy or my own. used for this mar LoYlentorm, Fe., last Goo- Wt it Is men such air he who the center city a pleasanter plan - was neither that hoe ad, indict. Asiatic people, needs which must in the second person. reason, I em ready to hear what he Ma to my. her 93. have imparted to the detective L71 which to live, now sides a Mt On Detour , • be =Untied before real peace It is up to the students to either accept or meet of Acheson.? now shalt not MU" (Enschis 20:131. 3319 Queen Lane, Philadelphia way story the force and bomb. tandirig Be can came to that Continent ed are the peacemakers" (Matthew 5-.9). "We reject the arguments they hear at Collection, but The Stokes' were on their Thus the fou Pa. urance 1 eaders comers which It has gain. to date. The election was not as some hold ... that men are endowed by their Creator Whichever they choose, they have beneffted them- to an Ohio. Bit. publican victor' 0071 In Sky Top. ina On On hold. a "definite awing to the adv. through the process. stela Maryland and Pennhyt. with certain brallenelds rights; Oat among has I maintain that the very appearthsce of such tout the couples automobile right" a reaction against "creep. rights are life.... (Declaration of Independence. repuditthati van. were got ' or the Fer Deal. July 4, MS; my italics). Haverford le a Chris. a letter. Mr. maws In our campus nubile/mon was forced Into a ditch by a President.Trh res "LS Pletiore, Mg socialism. It was another °fewer election Oats and American eollege. Does It not Wand for is evidence of the healthy atmosphere of this troth which was traveling In the nor of his administration. 1502 other Republican rams with the results favoring the op. these bask statements of ChriatianIty and Amer college. It shows the tolerance of the student center of the road an It rounded • eurm. In pulling out of the lcanism? Do the alumni of Hay.ford not stand hedy as a whole. -lariat victories in 511011 and position hav4 In short. I feel that Mr. Phelps wth And the ditch, the Stoked ear veered There Is no Republitan Moth for them? Mr. Phelps left the pacifist attnos Califonis have little signthanswer to hie request. the explanation of "how acmes the road and struck an canoe. Earl Semmes huge date for Acheson. resignation, pens of Haverford to kill hie fellow loan. Shall such a person se Mr. Mayer meld be invited back embankment on the opposite malority tarried Nixon 11 forthe mntinuation of McCars this be the action of our students today' to speak at Collection after having once insulted aide MUM. Mayer doe. not have to speak pnwesthesi Mode) to rte.., thy tactics; nor has the country a large portion of the students'.In the appear. Mr. Aroltea suffered a disk.. Senator Ellmrt Thorpe.' loss to shown Ito opposition to health in. street corners nor. does Mr. Phelps have to go d Moulder and a slight fracture anus of his letter in our Miter, Ware. Bennett, a former saran., the Brannan Plan or the there to hear him, If he chooses to do eo at all. of a bone In hie left leg. but he Sincerely, He Is welcomed by a college (vitteh has ever NAM president, eould only FEpe. JOHN E STEELY JR, 33 is now recovering. -Mlod GERALD FREUND stressed the central tenets of Chrlethunibr and hthisan In Utah. Cantatas Or Chlorine? t W In The Editor's Mail ACROSS THE 161 ESK Inn M a Critic Defends limes' Review M Pe James Stokes, '04, Hurt In Accident Haverford - Swarthmore Game. Tickets , All seats in the reserved section been sold. General admission tielceis will bed on sale at the gate on th day or the gam& ratiday. WaveMb. 14, 19,20 HATERPORD NENE Ford Booters Drop Hornet Harriers Tie Lafayette In 5-4 Tilt To Penn Pre-Garnet Ford Attack Frustrated ... Meet Cat:daring five of the first eleven placea ht an annum) order, the Haverford College battlers sharel the honors, 28 to 28, with the visiting Lafayette run. nets last Tuesday. Although three Forde were among the first four finisher.. Lafayette's depth steeured them a tie. Lafayette Balmer Fine Captain Robert Gray of Laf. eyeite led the field home in the time of 30,09. In second place, leathrm the Scarlet and 'Mick for the first thne thls Year, wee Joe Stein, who linithed eight seconds athind Gray. Victory look. in the making when Captain John Boo ahaRtall Gage of Haverford followed Stein In the tinsels Of 20,24 and 20:51 respectively. However, the vialtors counter. ed in the next forty soc0000 bY as Penn goalie Moran Seeress u y or sending three runner. home. e Close on their heel. the Fords' /men' shot. FOrde PAU/ Shipley it beekiDg Up the play. Paul Moore finished eighth in In a seeeaw battle. the Haven 118 FInIO, It was the home team's 21,46, to precede Pideock and lord hooters. not uls to their Parsons of Lafayette, who finial, and brand of PaY, were defeat. fourth Setback. with only the an- ad together In 21:57. Ilrirteen ad 5-4 by the Universite of P.m. nual Swarthmore classic remain. seconds letter Have.mer. Hebb, sylvanregleven on the Class of lag Nevitt came inBookluonmer Open. Scoring Swarthmore Neat Starting off verY dewbr, the The meet wab scored on the Eorde were unable to get a shot bean of five runners from each at the Red and Blue goal for the team: however. Lafayette's sixth first four mina,, of play. The ma. who did net actually count picture brightened as Spaeth in the storing. displaced the drilled beautiful pars to Book- Ford's Robin Nevitt from tenth hammer, who neatly trapped the to eleventh. This difference of balls drtObled • few steps to the one point made the meet • tie. aft. and drilled the ball into the With a log of two Miss. two deIn the final week of Mtn. opposite corner of the goal to feats, and one de the Mans looks monde the football league stand- Score on the home eleven's lint fOrWard to the Swarthmore ...e, ings ended in a first place tie shot 0,1 Noyernber 16 with high hope.. The Junior A teem moved out 01 Penn retaliated quickly by anon. The year has been marked by e thrse way tie tor aecond place leg two boala within three min- continuous Improvement and a to share first place honors edth utes laths that victory aver the Garner would scored the that, as he dribbled certainly top off the seaman! the Soph over halt the length of the held sew Stoller An Who Two Cone. On Monday the Juniors downed and bounced a shot off the left 1 Gess their classmates. the B's. 1500. post into the goat Dahme pushed I Lt. Dick Messick tarried a safety; the second one hr after • hard following the ensuthe Idckoff, scrimmage in front of the goal. I ..... first-footed Pete Rosenbaum to pet Penn ahead, 27. I.= a" Jones Scores Two skirted end to more. Don TOting Ler ord converted. Shortly afterward. Arnie Jones toed the count in ert 1G77 Dick Barnes scored another on the Mat minute of the first pe- myeloid 144.3.17 14.11.7.11 O run. For the losing Junior Ba riod, when Baur Mond Shipley Bob Philip* made a shoestring with a long kick Sldpley WSW arch for their only score. Ott to Jones who blasted the The deckling game of the week ball into the nets. Jones again came on Tuesday.. the Junior scored near the end of the firet A's tn. their Mth stredght vie half, as he headed flour's tree tory, heat the Soph Al AO, kick p.aAt the goalie. Howls, Blas intereemted a 11at The visitors, however, Milled The St. Joseph's harriers Paso for the only more aCetic twice between Jones' counters to romped to victory in the 1114. afternoon. It was a hard.fourtd give theta the halftime lead. A00000 Crows Country Chamelan with the Jual0001-aupartar Arein, the Red ad Blue moths pionships held last Friday at came In quick succeadon. ea De- Muhlenterg. defense the deciding factor. The Fords finished vaney scored his second marker, Seiko gored. a creditable sixth in the field of The Froth Ira, who were on. and five minutes later Alma 13 colleges. Swarthmore finished der ',ached In the fourth Were third. goat Co-Captain Shipley misted First for the Scarlet w. Boll. Ftaal Inthaathad StaniEtsg. • Chance to de the atom as tdo •. . ""' r`br irr.47 Fall Intramurals Close With Tie In Touch Football f Runners Take 6th In Championships Football League RUT Soph 10 Junior A= 10 Soph 18 9 Jonlor B 8 Sedan' ' p0046 01" 01 . Romer lasetao •W Ia T 9 Sena. 101 , Junkies Froth A 2 73 Froth B 984 able to win a game all hdf, en. WIWI the Soph A. to stay In Ono pale. The Soph A's beat the Fresh Ws on Thur.., 13..0. to end the season liefl that Nem StenmY Mattes.. Poe. to Lbahicum for one score, and Linde= lamed to Clark foe the mho In other remes of the week, the Junior S's tort a close 20.18 tat 'to the third.plece Seth B's, 'Me' Seniors had their best week to far, 'winning tag over the Froth Ha. and tying the Soph Re 13.11 Romer Seniors Romp 'Ills Senior Intramural soccer team Malted • remarkable sea. me by whining 3200more gam. On Tuesday theyMlhghtered the Frosh A, SI and on Thursday the Fr.h di 40. In eleven starts the Seldom wee ondefeatid and bed only once. Thelr victoria ever the Meal-place loam herein derisive bd. 5.0, and 40 more& Not having to meet the Sere lors, the Juniors were able to moo Up two more wins by 800,0log the Froth A's 3.1, and the 4.0 Thoogh lacking In .9.119oa and doll. the Freshmen certainly dth show indeed. with 25 tof Thom eligible for the' playoffs tins week Albrecht's Thwers ARDMORE Corsages Al nosemabla Teter PHONE ARDBMDS an THICodere 5111 Bales eT4C lleaners t Ave. 110 Ardminl, 112obe: ARDMORE 11161 SPORTS CALENDAR FOR SWARTHMORE WEEK Thema, November 18 Crosal:ountry at Swarthmore; Alumni Field, 9:10 Pew dle Sew... at Swarthmore: Garrison Given Maxwell Award Haverfort football ...Captain Harry "Bud" Garethnt laid week was awarded the Maxwell Memo./ Football Club award at the club luncheon held on Monday, November 6, at the ~rick Hotel in Philadelphia. The award It given weekly to the .ellege PleYeroltheweelt III the Philadelphia area. Garrisoo tote honored for MS efforts In the Haverforddiarnll. M. game on the 35th of Orton.. His passes and general all-round offensive play were instrumental tel the 32:0 Have-fend troonring of the Continentals before an enthusiastic Homecomin g Day throng at Walton Field. The Ford senior passed Once for a T.D. his heaves were Instrumental la two additional Scarlet and Hack moms and Sever each mored twice for the Fords, whom offense showed consideralok Improvement aver de0 last encounter between these teams, Which Penn won, TO. Fords Seem Fhal Yhe ganse's first score came early. At the two minute mark of the first period. Mal Brown took a pass from Dick Soden and shot to tile left of Goalie Maher, giving the home forte. • quick lead The visitors tied the game mid- way threegh the iteemi Vara. Taking adantage of at mimed kick by Sudan. Rowlando dribbled through and beat Senaoea with a fine shot betweee goalie anti post. Shortly thereafter. the home forces took the lead. Tile goal wee an unusual one. as Wil- son beautifully headed in a penalty kick by BrOWn M send the Fords ahead to stay. Penn Threatens Early in the tin. quarter. Penn held. decisive territorial by waren nob Cann and Walt Maw one less: Haverfordt lave Rohn delath of Jim.. Mire Fords. end goalie gem 11010,0, made same fine savn in a 1011111g WSW. 170.10. ree. I'ess Colman G Sole gp .... ..... Dow. Stweth LP Preach fawn .........en ... au Anthem, Sharpe. OH Stunk.. wean Sower .... ...... LH 1011 Danwe RO C.o. thriPter Is • Demme Meats LA Alamo. sensors Wm 17.110. 11000. LW. Themes. Haver.. wring: mew a. loam, mar. mtder. Pam ecodne: nevaner I. name Si. wander. Hama., On to A. Um KY Dilks & Wadsworth, Inc. for CHEVROLETS SALES SF-RUM. 171 La.noWer Aso. Vigo Mar Pa WM. P. 11111110LER OPBriaa erre eta. 1.101. Hanle Bldg. Star varsity athlete batiles be. tweet ffaverford and Swarth. more. A pollit toward the Hood Trophy Is given to the winning college in each sporL Aaide Irons the three I. reports, varsity stmggies in beaketball. wrestling, baseball, track, tennis, and golf are all included In the final tabulation of the annual winner. Boa Swarthmore: This year the Ford. are out to win the trophy, which is cur: reedy gracing the Svoirthmore trophy room, be there melt a ocathm. Victories in football, sooner, and erosscountry could Pet the Scarlet and Black off to an excellent start in the desired direction. Lees make winning the Hood Trophy our goal for the 0041 athletic year! Beat Swarthmore! Fords Upset By Susquehanna In 12-7 Gridiron Encounter S.quehanna University turned ohm many expected to be a breather fur Haverford into a rough afternoon for the visiting Foods last Saturday and set them back 12-7 at the Crileadere' Unittersity Stadium. Keltortedir -oP" for the QOakere due to the "aft touch" label with which the Philar delphia press had tagged them, Coach Ain. Alain Stagg'o gridders mem:Belched Jim Boyd'e fourth period touchdown buck for the P.,'0 between their own TD drivee of 04 and 60 yards to send a Homecoming Crowd of 2500 away WOW. GaiThane, Mod Shine Cocaptain Bud Garrison's de. peated gains through onrushing enemy lineman who refused to let bim throw passes. toad the The awift alearoach of the anwork Stied. who took nual HaverfordSwarthmore grid- won on the fietd and not decided so .00 of Andy 0„he MI. iron drastic brings to th memos, IF Preget. lodgment, ' Mg John Hume, were the bright lea of many Havertord motets In short, he emphaires. this spots in the Ford low. two recently pant tense football Swarthmore series is no place Three times in the scoreless struggles with the Garnet. For tor ovenoptimism. On the other first half Qttokers the past tom years Swarthmore hand. Rand. continues, "1 don't sho hos, too „sr,moved inside otos, only has entered the big game as a Mean to throw la the crying to he stopped twice les Some. heavy favorite. However. es 1943 towel. There Ss no doubt but that hamie and thwarted amin 15 a emapplog Feed eleven strug- we Wye a good chance 1111S yeah' timeToo o„s. Tho fltetlyr of' gled to a seesaw 23-28 tie. .And sajmia Hamper Fords tense showed little of Ito wooed last year a memd half rally by Paean half power. the scarlet and Black eleven fell However. inais. jmies have hu rt us badly.'' He lerWaders Sneer First a mere point shy of a de the polida Cult that John Hume, MU The first time they handled the Garnet winning, 19-13 Sothic. and Pete Steers are Cur. hall In the cestati hair however, neything Can 60$7. on the disabled list. AnY Stisquehana wtm yard, Mr Th1e year the tables appear ready as all a them men may or dal' their inithd sore., .On the newt turned. Go paper, Coach Roe Randairs Haverford eleven ap. mat See action this Satuniay. 4-4, ' play Irem scrimmage. freshman pears a heavy favorite. Randall letterman Bill Conklin has le : Crumder hack \Rich Youn g hit dot. ohs }Dined the squad and Model help, off emphasiseu however. that Ford 'press clippingf are not gelng al r en g then the goard alms , rated 35 yards t the Ford 36. : Spark. by Yrong'sru nning to help .5' I. the SW`1"hrh'r. mead), Garner eleven• and mamma. the Inva picked up game. He rites the '4 and '49 Lew Eleerson's mama as crowNna esta.M.tbet has been able to salvage only one a tido doWn on me II The Canker line, pa. by Le. anything can ad does happen hi atctory, • 94 win onceSoWagner.. far thhe Ilsorket. showed signs of hold. thla ancient and hard.fought OW of their S. gaMes rivalry. Randall adds Mat "Rah00 fall. However. the Garnet achpl. Inc but Young's fourth clown off 0 50000 one and hes taride slant from III penis out 0010 has Men day's game .11 be played and Inchided games against F & 24, seoelched the Ford goal line Drexel, and Washington f'ollecc. stand, Sieve Totek's try fee the The only basis of toompararoe point Was wide. scoreS this year is that late, Fords Threat. ford and Swarthmore have tooth After Burt 501401 took the eth Garnet Grid Games of Past Say 'Anything Can Happen' JV Grid Eleven piayed Ursinus. The Fora tea, star kickoff on the laverfotd Whitewashed By 26-10 but the Bears and brought It up the right 35-19, sideline to the 40. the Fords ask. Tom Wilson was again the Forrey Garnet Cap.js Dragons, 40.0 It 00 Inexperience won a pd.. Me Garnet his owl Into tackle for ameba After a hard.fought Brat halt the Havertord Sc soccer team advotege.b. SIb l0000rlrso Sepulled away in the third tn..ee tense held, and at the twelve min to seem a SI victory over the um merle the offense added am Perai PP.. Torn Wilson and PIM other more to eaae the defended,' baeltfield. Colman went down on the enmIng kickoff. the muchaaveted Hood Trophy, Rae Battles The trophy 18 awarded anoual In to the college which scores the majority of victories In the JV Rooters Rout Penn, 54; Silver, Wilson Store Twice who took 2.1 N 00140,30010 was 25th, aed Redd Moore, ad Ewald rounded out the Ford More.. BM Gage WW1 llth In the freshman meet. Boor, Spaeth. and Shemleas 011 played well defensively for the Haverford Eyes 1951 Recapture Of Hood Trophy Palmer Field, 3:10 pro. The three varsity athletic con. Friday. November 17 Varsity Socorit at Sea., tests against Swarthmore thls more; Pahner Fleld glee week Ore the climax as well as the conclusion of the all sports JV Football at Swertionto.: program hem at Reverter& Fur. thermos,, the success of the Alan. Fleld. 1100 Ford struggles In football. Maliaturday, Nomenber 18 Varsity Foollall at Baas tte, and cross-country again. "Told: Walton Fie. I SWm, the Garnet will determine the allamportaot dearlbution of 1010 Sleet third of the POW1 tows., Wake kink went astray, to latve the halftime more, Penn Havertord 3. Peen Scores Moth The Scarlet and Black started off well in the third period. hut tare unable to more, while good defensive play by Fond goalie Colman held the vaibors In check. After Ovatero mattes had Waived Marcusoe kirk. the No Oyer the heads of the home Ma knee to earnor to stop the .11, but it did through him and spurt Into the goal for a froth area, to put the Red and Blue tvo goals ahead. With five mattes left the Scas let and Black took several quick shots at the visitors' goal climaxing in Earl Harrison's attempt. had, which hlt the ameba and went over the goat. Shipley Sawa Fla/ After having missed several ft. Idelm. Me Fords teamed their last goal in the dying t000ttds of the game, ea SMpley basted an andsnl free kick through the Penn goalie to MAI the home eleVen within one goW 01 a tie. only to have the game end before Page Tidal trounced The 15 Garnet looked to be tourndowntound. scorer. nudging the ball in not hie 41.50001 to lodge the scor. Priori contMoed to smash over body after • fine cross from SaIto potentialities ot the ver. tor woridng against Haver.... eleven on the Wets of this year's gala, as the Fords drove to the The clinching gest creme eict JV football team as theY deoPPen scores. which have Men few and Susquehanna If at the quartees Minteles late, as Phil Silver their first regeladY acheduad far between for Swarthmore. The tad. vetted a pass from Perry. This ame to a smoother team of Carnet eleven plays 001 00 an On. The Cniondene turned back the seemed to sew up the game. but g Drexel yearlings. 40-0, on the de. balanced T formation and shift, Fords again. however, ad look Saver added an Mama.cr ally Ora field law over on downs on ther own 18. to a single wing, It the final pedal. this thne acorDrexel Stores Sart), Linemen to watch In the Gar.: Their ground netted no ng from • serimmage In front A Myers to Grebis pees cm the net attack are center Bob As- oath. and Young was forced to of the goal. With thie ooai, P.M first play from uramage fol- Pllehdh, who ads handlro the punt. seemed to kor all hope, end the lowing a Hartford IRInt was punting deltas. Captath Hob Boyd Go. Oyer ftnal few minutes were unescit- good tot the first TD. Styn Feeley, a tackle. and end goon The boot was blocked by Ham nr, Frain, Quarterback Dana Swan erfones Don Chattier. and kicked the wird. po.re ported to be. Carter Bledsoe gathered In the row Later a Ford tumble gave Drex- 01.5 Nick Cam NW. el the hal on Haverford's on hamperrd by an mime hack.' Mal on Ille 22. Womo Wed, PAR swk Six playa alter, Hato One wan to be the chief Gonset Garrison promptly tossed to 17 I Phil Vance on the 10 and the weld. wound dght end for the second backfield threats. Sutton 277 and pord end carried to the 2, lave Wartleinens 1.81.11 Ler,. tally Myers again converted,q.t.CI... salt .adge: the more Hord 100 at the I plays later Bayd hit renter for ter ended. torsotethre 0 . the seme, and Brad's parteot 7. ts esevelewer .... Me Wilma rit,n. re , 1.1.■ th5 Hoseeford conversion put the Main Liners Midway In the second quarter. 10010 assolunore 7 in front. 76. 1. Loweree drove off tackle for • tett Ileverlool Racers. e ses,.sess et creadeni BOY touchdown al.r a 30 yard dram firs Sweelluneo ro,,seeel 055, but Myer, failed to convert The ISM Havederel Senewnstre 63 Ilaverford's lead was shortPelr' Seestade Raelwda Swelluno. 96 iyed. however. as Sureuehana found P.m] hednan SM. 19110 Gsreetenl threefeW 1 It hellHanford Maven...R.17 roared backed to stem sin Pa. 1093 Mmesened n Drhe Failed Peen IV • 0 amonnotom lz ISN Ham.. n In the third period Schlegel 103 hvOuwee 70 after the kickoff. Young -going Hew.. and Adam primed and tan Haver taft Ilwrefora 7 auto...wee la over ado. hiseNamara's conSIVILIIM1r3PIT 13 version by was no good. ford to the Drexel 8 but the 1.7 weever, 14 Messehmore is A valiant lastanute Feed atsiswerfors Drama0 held and Mok the ban . not Hamelool n tempt. in which the Ford barks down. Loweree's forty yard sprint down the sidelines sin ISH Hatrews 13 awry...7e le suddenly came to 11 10 ad Car. pays later, followed by slow 151.11 Meseounnm 11 Mew Hay- noon also demonstrated his en. reptional quarterbacidng ability, successful conversion. made It 27- 0114 3 mos. tem am wow avothrose as half, while Swayne filling the 0, Drexel, t C0171111110 Page 4. COL A Ford fumble tel up the Iona Rweetuni . wins. left halfback slot fifth Drexel TD. and Grebls soon Coach Varies Defense The loss of George Seheters dashed Armand right end for the Shane to felt at right outside. Ills may. place Is taken by Smucker. while With about five roinul. left Wilmot has returned to left wing Rebel caught a layers pass for to complete the fatabroaking the anal 'score. The kick was good,.and the game ended with 1115 Coach Duna, when alter it the laverford on the short end of a G..ro plato position throughout 40-0 more. or occasionally witches to man- Newly elected Captain Reid Moan defense, replied that the AM.. WEI attempt to lead the style of play varlet from gate to Jawees to victory- ever Swarth. geta depending upon the op more this wee01, ponent Same:Moos • fast break is mod against a Moe defense. though somellma a trap and Guara-Selweer. Wow Reed. Pear pas5 offense pays off for the Car- Ceetsea-Whwe naeles-Master. 700 lonason,nwa. net The Swarthmore team Is defin Rely up for the game. rod expect a vktory. though not a runaway. The squad has been injury tree for the hest three gamea. and GIFTS hope to Ile able 008011 their remFlorrerford plate Arse string against Haven tas,1 sea d en ford rove Assn plays arz r"` • rrt Winner Of Hornet-Garnet Soccer Duel ToEnter MASC Championship Playoff By JOHN NEWTON wins, one tie and four defeats. Nationals, contains many of the Parma who defeated Haverford, ro, met year. Center fere.. All emir who scored the ordy no Mande CMS year's Intercollegiate record as the Scarlet and Black hooters meet the Garnet St Palmer Field at Swarthmore thla Friday afternoon. Witmer In Playoff Both teams. however, am um defated and untied In Melt. age Nonal contests of the Diddle Lb lade Soccer Conference. This means that the winner of mal Friday's match must tomb the top team of the SOUthWestem DI, goal of that hardiought math. on 0 'smarty MoOt, h. b.k. Swarthrnorea Inellvidual scoring record this year PanSharpleas will have the assignment of guarding YRS.. Wm IS Well fed by veteran Insides Place and SPock . Hal Strong Defense The Sw.dtmore defense. corn paed of goalie Roger Pott an ballade Art and Andy Lees hee hrld ita Moments to aeven goals. while the offense bits .1 lied thirdy. Haverfotd 11100110 scored Its opponent. 3023. Center halfback Clark le bac with the tee., bat the tWO W111 helves of last year are gone Rough and tumble Joe Carroll last year. IV Is playing righ vlslon to decide the Conferee. charophot At present Franklin ad Ida previcataly downed by the Fords. al. are leading their division. Them Is a thence, how. ever. that Washington College may overtake or tie F & It. This reee'e Conference plorefferdh be Geld at the home field Sr the Northwestern Division leaders. Garnet Famed The Cornet soccermen enter Ills Haverford game derided Ire. Typewriters mita. They heat Princeton. Al. and Navy N. Both them teams ALL BASES outstrip. the Millsmen in the SOLD-DENTED-REPAIRED final period0 of theft gam._ Sabarese THeeweltor On. Penn. which down. Haverford. MS 54. seamed past Swarthmore, 0 IL Law* Ava al, in the other two comparative match. with Lehigh and LID sinus. Xhe Garn. enamored Hav. errerd by two goals In etch con H. M. Lowry test The Swarthmore team. coached A. VASSALLO Barber Shan 611311.77760 HAVERFORD KEN SINCE MS 7761 W. Lancaster A., =Ca Bandlog SAYERS SPORT SHOP me w. mimosa. Wawa mayartord. Ps. Fatly Amtrienn Furniture Bought - Sold ova ALICE COOK HAMBURG HEARTH 0294 LANCASTER AVE. BRYN MAWR Meeting the gang to dira. a quia -or just killing date between EMLEN & CO. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Gerrnantown. chestnut 11111. and Wbiremarsh Main Line a. Chester County 14 W. Evergreen Avenue CHESTNUT HILL OFFICE Wissahickon 73750 George W. Melte& MAIN LINE OFFICE 375 W. Lancaster Avenue Pfdladelnha Phase °Emma/awn 8-10111 a rendezvous. Al the Student Lounge, as in college Campu• haunts evezywhere, a frosty bottle of Cata•Cola la al tam on bad for the pause that r:freehea-Coke belangs. Restored 13710 McCALLUM STREET cia.es -the Studrot Lounge of Actmines Hall st Procideoce Col. lege is one ol the favorit e places for Ardmore 4350 Ask for it either way ... loth Iredieearkr poen the taco dill,. IMMO WON SUMOUnr OS W 430.enta Waken Alan Lz Konim Doers 71. aide Law, ▪ 'immormouipwaprimr Wet Senior Soccer Stars Tie .117 For Fog-Bound Moral Win Buddy Williams . . Illness Claims Herr Frey, Crusaders Edge Former Coop Proprietor Scarlet In 12.1 By SYLVANHS GRISWOLD . HY FRED HETZEL direkeete Wore en emotionally Playing with all their cute uncontrollable crowd of perhaps ternary sprit de corps against forty people and several dog,. oppoaltion that led been teddy From the Monad. when referpredicted as inoperable, the Sen- ee land J17 Retch) John A. Lesior thoamund Tearo for Soccer ter blew the starting whistle Ill (SITS) lam Friday afternoon the lest overpowering seconds maintained their undefeated ree- when Senior lineman Riche. eel by Playing the Junior Wu Meth= fell victims to a team arty td a 2.2 de on VI Field. mate'. boot. it was strictly anyDeath Emotion., Doge body's game. IV players, conft Hennetb Dolbeare and WW1am dent of victory and perhaps tn. Matlack shared dorm; honor. dined to regard W. challenge for the moral. victors. In a game maser somewhat of joke afwhich began in the murky mid- ter the drubbing of Penn the afternoon ana come.. into day before, mood amund In the gathering darkness in awe struck. fearfully whtspering poops as the half ended with. out scoring by either learn. ' Hacienda Slam Not was their wonderment tounded. Not once had they been geolor Rarl Spaeth Maeda to able to penetrate the defense of rat,place and a gold me. r in big SITS backfield Men Free. the Philadelphia Prep Saber Meet man. Qollen. Deyma Conant on November 3. The meet was and Paulson, and shotadter shot conduct. by the Philadelphia had arched toward the goal only division of the Amateur Freemen to be snared by the over reedy League of America as an Initial heads of all-Intramural goalie test at sword point in league Donald Harris. eonspethion for new members. As the tog.shrouded second Ford. Take Fourth Halt opened. It was readily ,ap. At the game time the Haven parent that the game wee loosford lithgegS fencing team ay ening up. and withht seven minturedgourth place in the PAFLA ales the JV team had used their ream tourney. The tournaments flyingwedge attack to wore took place at the Salle Herman. Mace on shots by Robert Chem - Spaeth has now been promoted and Peter Haelland. Their taste to the novice class. Rankings are of power was short and bitter. prep, novice, junior, interrnerilete, however, for only second. Later and dolor. injured Senior Bev Edmiston drew attention to an undetected 'hands' play that resulted irt a penalty score by Dolbeare. than Page Matiacka goal. a sneak shot Anterior" oPPortimite InAM. from ed behind .d, i. thetheJV backlieod ld lies In Its ability to 'help the Clod Asiatics get as much freedom and dosed the acorlog Inc the ae possible--nnt hindering mete night. Seniors rallied round their by attempting to lug:ore the wounded. loosed , luety cheer forma of American democracy for the opposition, and returned OR therm but spreading abroad to higher thoughts of the Mora. the spirit of free government mural play-ofte this week. Spaeth Takes First In Saber Lattimore more . . . Latti ellen." Frey is dead. Word reach. the camps recently that the popular old German gentle man 01 the College Coop died last summer after a long Moms. Fan Table Described by "Slim" nontert, grounds mew torero., as "an old dyedanalse-wool Gerroana Hen Frey was always very closed. mouthed about bp own affairs. He neeetthelefe iced a upeeklittof perm:dilly. and etude. socked to his table in the dining room to hear Ms pima ',His table was [Bearably the first one ....ebb Will make hie we?c' ed eketrar arctb!'re loaned Varsity Club forma( dance Saturday night. Collection . Cantbored From Pege country is beginning to cause a trend. away from this aituatione of political irresponsibility, he said, asserting that labor unions are now placing political Issues "squarely before the people... As a consequence, he mainland. there has been a laudable "sharpening end clarifythg . of dame" like national health Insurance and social security. Remarklog on theformer a. sue. Mr. MacKernie reverted to predicting again: "I think that ultimately you are going to hove national health insurance mere Me in this country." "We have a national health service in Eng. land," he report., later adding that "It would be good for you to have a system like ours." Of comae the English sysoam's eeta she structure canno .be trarth fence to the U. S., he admitted. nevertheless finding "room for considerable assistance in meet. Mg medical expenses- In this country. Society For Social Responsibility In Science Born At Ilacerfors4 Membership Lists Einstein, Pauli Sergei Thomas Fund Report Last Thursday a meeting wan held at Westlown School to die cuss the present status of the Serge' Thomas Memorial Fund. Thomas Snipes, '10, read a report from Earl Logan, director of the Haverfoni Community Center. describing how the interest from the memorial hod had been spent this year. vas of this money included sending Negro Boy Scouts to camp for a week. giving the Community Centers north. team the opportunity to play an treaty game. and taldne • member of six-year-olds to the too. The Memorial Fund was set up In wring 104g. thorny after Seegers tragic death hi a canoe accident The idea far a fund originated among Serena dose thende who were interested in seeing eta continuation of his ideals. says Mn Ethel Beatty; College dietician. He wed ado a great eater. Many people knew that,,he was not wen, but few realized that be was suffering -,,An an incursble cur of cancer. Herr Frey was not one to talk about his ewe problems. ha Stubborn Promiwt And he mold an stubborn es he wee modest. The story is told that when be was leaving Reverted, to p to Tennessee, he Instated on collecnne hie belongbre. aFounder. and cartylog them to the car himself, the feet that he had been In bed several weeks and was soil running a love freer. Mabel Beard. College nurse. beseeched lot son-Major Frey. corn. nothdara of the four hundred Air Faro trainees on Carolina doting the war yore, to dissuade him. RepliedMajor Frey Weimer. 'Itsno use. my father has 'always red the one mmi on Campus by refuses to take my humanity of professional Weld. De Theodore B. Helsel in ty," and places emphasia on "con. chairman o/ the occupational structive alternatives to mill. James G. Van possesoor of an honorary degree. and Dr. advasb RespowthOlty Theodor Berkley are on the coon. An oudtanding feature of the ed, and Samuel T. BrIntm, '29, SSRS over several other mend. Francis D. Hole, M.S. '34, Charles scientific societies is that It I. Swift, 40. and D. Robert Yar;dares the responsibility of draw. nell. '47 thonoraryt ace mem. lag the line between destructive Ors. Student Membership and conatructive scientific pro. Philip Flanders is student rep Jed. upon the Individual.. moral resentatIve of the scdety on judgment. In enetving up the comfit-Mem campus. Special student memberof the society careful pains were ship fete are omit/rue. Dr. Het. taken to prevent t.dtration by set believe. that It Is important Communist. and Its use as • that the, aims of the society "hoot" annotation. The princi- erre. the attention of young ple that the MIS is °pooped to men before they begin Meth ca any war trend, "whether in the reers, and thus prima reMMIt United States. Russia or any themselves to destructive lines of other country," and by-laws for work they mar later dd.." In 1948 a nucleoli of the pre. the Emulsion of memaer., serve ant society met at Hayed°. to Secondly It enmere In an mt.' as a protection against this discuss the desirability of oath e.t.a program to spread the threat a society. Scientists with raperlimerfordians Members pr.iples of the SSRS end Pro The SSR6 was not specally ienee In the Fellowship of Revide for discussion of construe. Haverford but was conciliation and Civilian PlIbile live action log scientists In pears sponsored Service Camps were then conrather an outgrowth of the Fel. leg the broad problems of a lowsMp of Reconciliation. Never- tacted. and those Interested met and war:. The society desires to the following summer to draw give seientlets throughout the theless. SSRS annual meet.. up a Condit.... Last summer "amoral motel reeporeiblety have been held on the Campo, the society again met at Heveris members world a "pereo.1 moro menetn and a number of foal for as firsPregeld thee., are Haverford RIM affinity for the consequences her meeting. Gridiron Upset Godhead hen No stalled en the victors. 19. The Fordo tot in only one more of. fenslre play before the game ended and that was • fumble that Susquehanna 'Hovered en the Revert°. 35. Coach Roy Randall's gridders were severty handicapped by the absence of Hume and co-Caddo Pete Stearn Hume in nursing a had leg, and Steen is recovering from a beck Injury remained in last week's Hobart game. asownie nom — Vance Cruet thane. r. Chorea ”rease. center Irouns s. lommerearte. sad.: ow., Rord. Herr. ebiee Trot. mum, Tad.. — Rhoden Oa, Raabe Court. — Ream, Aftello. effete, enters — MAIM Loaffautora arts( ielroUbbenf=171rro: Owned Restaarant It is believed that Herr Frey erarolgrated from Germany an a Soong man. and eventually be came proprietor of ha own restaurant, probably in New Jersey. When he developed cancer he wag Mooed to sell the read., rant to pay for severet operations. Shortly thereafter he came Haverford be be with Ma son. who was stationed here in 1943 In command o/ the Air Force Premereorotogy amts Herr Frey was put In charge Of the kitchen supply room, and later peed In command of the College Coop alter It had run a severe deficit FM was vest' sue ressful In making the Coop a paying propositio. Herr Frey Is also reputed to have taught acme German dames at one penal Hest. Fah. When hts health again began Condoned Freon Page 1 to fall in 1958, Herr Feel' gem 9 Ma College duties and left to =tube; or to all him or before 1 the Council to arrange a far you his win. who had been trans(erred to Oath Ridge, Tennessee. settlement of the matter. after the war. It not lumens elvethaltar Nee The one., proposal for a whether he remained In Tense twenty-five dollar fine vas con- see after Major Frey was agent sidered and rejected. It was transferred to Alaska, or agreed that If there should be a whether lie returned to Jersey to fine, It should he a smaller sum. spend Ms remaining days with Dolbeare brought out the tart Ma two slater.. Harr Frey paid a that It was In the interests of brief visit to Haverforti In June, setting an example to the student 1949. When the end came last mob body that this the would be Imposed. Virepresdent AlchoN rne . the greatest tremures that Eberly supported the reduction he left behind were the recd. of the rine to II The decision Modena of many Havordide of was reached that the lived.. thi gra n old German gentle. Than known only as -Herr Freya' for should be bled. Students' Council Hears Protests is A small group of dietitians eenserned at the increasing use of acience for destructive ends convened Si Haverford College during the remoter 'of 1948 to torn a moiety dedicated to social responsibility in TMen grout' now counts members in ten foreign nations. and Includes soh distinguished scientists Se Nobel prize-winners Albert Em. stein and Wilhelm Pauli. Mb Moment The Society toe Social • in Science has a dual pun pose. Firstly It seeks to place those engaged in pure and an plied edema and conscientioue ly opposed to Oroleed for Mn. tarp ends in ennstructive mew yellow through the mere.... of the membership, Tide Monad includes those trained In such fields as enitinemine and mode' WHRC Notes • • We. Nerd, glower.. 1:` Strong CONTEST WINNER WHRC win join with WSRN, Tom McNutt ancompanied by the Swarthmore College station, Clayton, and folkeingen pick 10 present an hour program )tom Cmaerop end Walt Rebesenon, 10 tO 11' fhb Hatreds], 'Presi- This alas-tar show &odd bconit dents Whim of }Medford and of the Mat programs keited, m Neloll at Swarthmore will start WHRC this yea, the restivittre with a few wellebteet tae Faculty.. ftlkithee chosen words. net the beat CO. days, 77.121. which prelate its tertaltera of both schools will listeners with everyteJeog affort take. over. The Haverford lineup pathmi mud-Waging to Vag auwW include numiciana Pete Cum- tobiography of Martin trneb inmins and Natal Totah. singer fers Mr. Worm of the. Anglialt DenlrInlent In a deeded* at current plays this weft The hookup with Hatiace:41.tor College will be madi aahoth as the telephone compabia. Inmalls a new cable, probably king this week. -•. wt Friday night at eight Pete Cummtris and *ACT. thlrty four bridge teams from La- tall taltundaya, 7:451 pis fee fayette travelled to the Fora cam- rated eyebrows last snuff :Tan ens to soremsfully outbid the they played the plembi-nexe. Haverfoni players 130% to 109%. phone. bass, and vlollh_,4 at The duplicate Mornament width once_ Of course its done. tedtk . •, was held in the Union lounge. mirrors. was the nest on this years Seniors will be cepeciang fro Bridge Club schedule. terested in hearths retwatOOMs The teams from Revertant in from the '51 Class Nigh: Away eludedEdgerton Grant and at the part two years an !Bono Charles Trump, Richard Laity thing Different'. at 10 Weanesand Floyd Ford, Witham BRIM day night. All of last yeernArrt and William Wilson. and Donald place performance wW to played Young and David Abbott. The along with selections from the more fro m the Haverford second place effort of tat Stars aide e was turned in by Grant and ago. Lafayette Downs Bridge Players Floyd Ford. who arranged the Mane of the weekly ffeth %Ornament. has at-m.8M with ball sea roge1..0.5 .004 the president of Lafayette Bridge ...au need er tamper Cluaterfield represented., Dick Obererabt, 10111Man. ithersnanh=fmm, Havedo. Over ete= by ad, was the load of the Ford repent, be a earner of cigarettes. don't send TOUR Owarilunore game alIF Oberembt, 27 Lloyd. - manateed ens. Pan a John Bernerndine, Tom. Gold• amnia. ' Tote Perot and moot al the other toys epee their One poll watehIng and chaaffebring voters Although the. Democram lost the election in Delaware County—which. hos never had a lemrtret aorta to ornee—their efforts were rot be vain: for the Republkan majority was cut to a point well under that of ISet Those who participated In the election were: Corry, COIL. Craig. Fortione, Error. !Trod, Goldsmith. Hammond. Hap per, Jim Hudson. Jardine. Jenny. Stumm, Londe, Loucks, Leggett, Meares Norton, Paulson. Perot. Richter. Slunk., Sburnan, Sore. netlike. Tom Wood and Young. p Cla iu}b.dto. r1ituo retuy. rn„. ma . ten, , h,thee neat mon He has also written to Pennsylvania State and ami Sw Swarthmore College In an effort other duplicate Morns tea during the winter terra Play Reuiew . . continued Men Page '1 sale than anybody else. He managed to put real enthuslares into his character without going off the deep and emotionally. Freshman Bruce Groat (Den Proctor, has fine bearing on the stage•but is going to need a good deal more experience In actlak, Both Bob Chase IFtev. Dr. Shaw) and Bob Mather IFrank Ethel did highly satisfactory loll in their minor roles. Also in the cart were Deborah Putnam, Panel Leeds. ion Goamacher. and Tom Anderson. The production of Cued in the House was .under the direction of Ellen Bacon and Elisabeth hielidoW 'The other members of the stage crew were Adele Lava.. Anne Mal... Ja rephine Case. Charlotte Drabkin, Hareem, Peterson, (III Wend, and Caroline Bode.. 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Professor Henry supervie ed en attempted quarantine of the peat, a project which retell. ed the cutting down of all Bal. sam Flre overa wide area. lie fortunately, "the loose lumped the barrier.' and continued on ha rampage. Sat its destructive near has since shown itself to be not so great as was Bre entice paled. Profeoer Henry finch. chief attractions of laaverford to he td excellent student bodsL_Ita pap night and congerrel ROMA And Its beautiful canon. width holds particular Interest for • litgandlt LOUISE SANFORD IN 111111 Henkels & McCoy JOHN TRONCELLM 'Bug Man',Henrii Tries Quarantine On Vermont Louse YES...Compare Chesterfield with the brand you've been smoking ...Open a pack ...smell that milder Chesterfield aroma. Prove—tobaccos that smell milder smoke milder. Now smoke Chesterfields—they do smoke milder, and they leave NO UNPLEASANT AFTER-TASTE. AUBURN '51