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BY JOHN KELLY
Fathers And
Sons....
The academia social, and athleer Inner workings of Haver•
Bell Telephone Co. And Gen- ford were exposed last SailMdtat
to
nearly two hundred Parents
eral Electric Used Haman
and friends of the college who
Touch In Appeals
travelled to the cantina to
One sombre afternoon not long helpete in the fifth annual Swing
ago, when casting around for ma Clay program. Athletic mecca.
retied to All this column.. came and goad weather contributed to
across some heck 0001011 of the give parents an ideal new of
Haverfond Newe, and fell to leaf- their progeny at work and play.
Mg through them. One thing that
Divas Activities.
swag us forcibly was that the
Included in the activities were
advertieements In thou euly be lecture. by members of the lee
me& seemed to have a much
demostratIons of classroom
more human. personal appeal techniques, three athletic con
than the commercial blurb. of to tents, a luncheon served on the
lawn to front of Founders and
litosang Twentia Remlled
the Introductions and hand MakIn thls impersonal, mechanised ings of parents and faculty at
ago. we might do well to Stop four teas held In the homes of
for amoment and consider the faculty members. Professor Manad-men of yesteryear. and reflux uel Asensio was the chairman of
on what has been lost in our time. the Spring Day.Committee which
are very much in evidence ale SKIM. Day
Forthwith follows excerpt. from organised the May 10 program.
get underway in front of Roberta Hall. As in Venal At
advertlaernente of the early twee.
VicePresklent Later Haworth
Mach -Insidious, there area good Many mOthers and
officially opened Spring Day with
daughters UMBEL WO.
Tea a tough world,' remarked some informal remarks about the
one disappolnted Freshman to a future of the renege. Students' end Education for Prospective a neck meet with Swarthmore
sympathetic Senior.
coon. president David Casket' Physiciane. Dr. John some and a baseball game with Ls.
'You're not the only one who outlined undergraduate lite at demonstrated the discussion tech. Salle. Threatening Spring showthinks et, was the cheerful re- Haverford stresalog to visitors nique of teaching used In the ers held on until all cont.s had
ply.
how academic. social. athletic, general social acterre course by been completed at which time
'Let's both telephone the folks and extracurricular activities directing a group of Mekong In Professors Asensio, Lester, Pick.
at home and ',MOO our sarls contribute to the formation of a a dISCuation o.f ”Methods of Ott and Snyder held teas Mt fao
on them' — Proving that even Havant. edumtion. Stx lectures Achieving World Organimtion" Malty members and visitors.
wader the most adverse condi- and demonstrations were offs..
AtIoletio Success
During the afternoon all lioildtions • College Man knows what to parents who followed their to
A buffet luncheon was served Mg• on remote were open Ion in
tweets or those of their sons in by Mrs. Beatty. and students Bowdon. and WHIIC and the
Berrying Seniors
serving several pmlessors In guests, and faculty. circulated New were In operation The
an.
Take another example: "Here
about the comes. MWetileg Drama Club presented Kaufmann
la a hurrying Senior. It is corn.
dishes and Making hands until and Ferber's Th. Royal Family
Tutorial Bemonstratad
mon opthlon among the tint nitlet.
The tutorial method elnplOYed the afternoohl athletic events hp for thine who wished to watch
ed that Seniors never hurry. In the freshman English course gam Visiton circulated between Haverford's dramatic talentat
That, however, ia a fallacy. And toga demonstrated by Professors a ann. match with Swarthmore, work.
we ate here to .contradiet it ..
Booth Ott W010210W07 and by
Ort'"MasHirnarriages twist Ed freshmen Anthony Berton. Rob.
and Co -ed 'result from that allur- ert Leads, and
Paulding Phelps
ing institution, the sorority 'At who Mamas. Lewis" paper on
Home' lunch
The Aretheres lionowame. Proles.
Modern Student
ter Lawrence Wylie drew on the
Or: "Bird's Eye View of a experiences of
Ps last year's trip
Thoroughly Modern Student.
The animal student musk Col. mulles. was becoming fatigued.
to France to Manna "Life In •
He studies hard. He plays hard. French Village." President White beton wan held last Tuesday With the playing of Habil Totah's
He het • keen sense of respond. Spoke oh Conservation and our enemies in Roberts Hall. The coMpaition, the strings seem.,
•
both to Mrnself and others. Mod a
Pron.ed trip to South usual mop of profeHdypel solo- la give up hope comniletelY,
He telephones his Mother and Jersey to be taken by his
con. lare was supplement...for the Mg into the background and giv.
Dad once every week."
.ThatIon class.
first time this year by members leg that piece an .r at dultnem
Or the one entitled "Crows"
of the Haverforddlryn Mawr which was by no means the real
Dr. Edward Snyder
"La a field to ranny Spain 'The Art of Readingdiscussed
Poetry Orchestra. From the point of story. The work might have lane
stands • Mane mortar, Crows loud" and dentonstra led with view of performance, this au. Med however If the clarinet had
hover about it, parking up bits
dings of selected poems Dean dent . concert was considerably been given a low teats nod anewof grain and chaff.
William Cadbury spoke on .1.1b. better than any In recent yeass, ad to contrast with the strings to
"Here Marc ea, In the fresh
.ore extent
The orchestral numbers
beauty of her sit0th, MU come to
chided an excerpt from Ted In spite of the poor piano, Ell
pound maize. For year's she will
Handy's opera, which turned not Townsend's work was, In the
pound Maize . .. The Americus
to be a very pleasing and well opinion of this reviewer, far and
worn. does not pound maim
Integrated piece .of musk. Al.
Ceat, Pyre A Cet 4
How about. thigh "
JIM,
MEMO the writing was dean and
Ito good to hear your voice: -ordered, one got the Impression
g•i
The girl you, left behind you
that the piece WPM have been
f
thinks of you. (Girls are that
emrnd dot brasses as well as
way., Do you think of her!"
A recent acquisition purchased
i rit
n the William Philips Rare-Boo boa tea tMn
Fund which win put on display Gardners with a reed feeling and
last week in the Treasure Boom
be
G"dn
on hip polished
f the College Library, Is the .elo74:1=
net lame of the authorized ver. and extremely compelling work.
Professor Laurence W. Wylie
atom of King James known as HP handling of a string orchee- unlocked the door of his *thee
tret reminded one of the ease and "come in Gordon" he said to the
the "Great He" Bias
Wilke the College casette
flUidity
of
M
Mgar
coMposiltion
young
man behind him. Cordon
Far Clam Use
awaits the touch Ramified 1952
The m
t from Peter tenured. and Wylie slued ' the
The Bible, containing both old me
Yearbook, the 1953 Yearbook
n's new quartet. although door behind teem. "Ha. a seat.'
and
new
tertaments,
was
pub
staff has beam Its prepare..
01111, with an InelierePrinielY —Gordon, who waa standing SHIhe 1611, A note written .
OrIginaitY A Gal
M ending. displayed the corn. Ay Inside the door, sat down sad,
bbliewIng their talk with the by Francis Fry on the inside goatee proficiency with form. dente. WYIIe walked over b ille
Students' Council two week. ago, cover reads In part. Trills Bible Throughout the movement the steak and eat down behind it "So
Jolm Hitchcock and William Is the first edition of the author comma.r mathialned an excellent the NEWS wants to profile me!"
Kaye. the Editor and Business lsetl version with the rare En.. 2122MMeM sold 'That's right," rented Gordon
Mr.. MI.
Manager,. respectively have morn. graved Title; every leaf of to ts diatonk harmony.
of guess you know the sort of
lead to publish a yearbook of top the true first fame"
700 00101e0 Prelude A77 piano stuff we want. Where yoU wen
Thli volume la generally can- watt
quality at rearlonable my.. to
.,pati.
hasrae
.ri
wcolo
thre.
to Cowan and the .00400th eldered to be the best copy ever
a 01100
They hope that they will be able sold In America. John A. Leder. middle, this pleas was detiottele
tens profiled nut s
no publish an original book that Jr., Librarian, emphasized that not ed
pianist. and might have been long
iw ton add, "I believe
t a for use in the clasanoom
captures the full picture of the I
ter woodwind with pi.o
and not only for display purpoms. accompaniment In the Hate In
Colima
ber when It had been. "Maybe.
Second Iteeent AddIllon
The Yearbook is currently In
which it wasperformed it sound. ,, warn'[ too rtrently attar W.
The book was called the "Great ed in feet like a piece of
the process of gathering bids an
the printing and photography. He" because of a misprint In the ebmodunualk'the.nreibranch. The Yes. Pees UMW filliChlY.''
Meanwhlle, several people have Book of Ruth. in which Ruth Was hane due, perhaps, W a nudge
Gordon nodded. "It doesn't mete„
, he said, 'We get sound
already indicated their desire to referred to as "he". This error from a
maestro.
eselst ht the publication. Jerry was corrected in a later edition.
Perhanas the perform. Mmddr
Van Sickle and Lutz Prager will Linguistically, t h e translation ance Hay seemed as than', the "Well, I
1,01.0 In Lydian.
aunt the Editor along with John captures the tone of the ierwwwe rhythm, n Prank Hewers piece Malla. Indiana In 1909," Wylie
Benton, Harris Arnold, Philip Jut prior to the Renassame.
were a blt Jumbled. Aside from ilegoit "d wsa Idle eon M
Malaran, and Labron Shuman.
The "Great He" Bible, which this, the meal, was qu ite wen Methodist mirdsten" Hie thoughts
John 'Frowner will act as ad. was purchased at the Moncure written and element enough to amyed hack to Isle chlidhood. a
vertising Manager, and he will 131ddie Sate 071 April 9th, to thr Paten to although somewhat dry. ronaldemble Part of which had
heed many assistants to help second rebefit major arenrisi.
Although the Mee was set, nPell almnt moving from one
him gather the great arumnt of for under the Philips Fund. A haps tat loud, Peter Cummins' Place to another. In fact, he re.
advertlaing that la needed to g- first ediPion of Holing. errs plea turned out to be a raa,,,,qo fleeted, he had been brought up
ain. dext eyear's publication.
Monk. of England which sere
and machnoly derived Jaqm all over southern Indiana. 05.
The PhotogmlietY department ed es Simkespeare's chief source
stertntyPa wipe, court w Wondered whether this would inshady includes Stewart Sunhat, of EngliM History, was brought MAP pervade a concert of Hilo Prest tds interviewer end leaned
Stu Gold finger, and Peter Moon. On the library earlier in the year. sort
forward to MY something about
Haeejaea
ind anyone withal camera and
eadaueea It, but at that moment Gordon
merlons Donator
as ye One good Mots is amour. These two velum. loin a col. were both fresh and interesting looked uP from ide Pad. Wien
'Wed as help out
I.don et Rentiltnenee editiont but could haMbeen prayed coon which he had been writing busily.
The Yearbook need. ma, including works of Dente, Milton, quickly and with less vibrate.
"School?" GOrdest .1 nquir ed
coon worker., MO anyone Inter. Bacon and Spencer, which was During the course of this piece tersely.
Med in working should contact even the College last summer It became apparent that In mike
Wilk leased hock aged. .1
he bows ar BURMAN Maaltrapea. hod. the Mlle. Mama.
of a good performable as We, tba guesalt waa enly sauna that g
o
Student Conipos tions Performs
At 'Successful' Music Collection
A
College Acquires
"Great He" Bible
'53 Record Staff
Plans Publication
Page One
ARDMORE, Eit.a.TUFSDAT, MAY 13, 1952
Good Weather Prevails On Spring Day
As Students Show Campus To Parents
At Biddle Sale
Hood Trophy
ra nierked
.s.
a Inp....r.
an art:h
ole wh
In kt7 lla
NEWS of June IBIS, there hi
Score Decisive gictory oft
Strong Crimson XI To
ended Hsverford s first roccor.
Sul quest for the Hood Trophy.
All that remains a to fh. a place
to keep It and a means of winsing it again and again'. Mle
trophy resides in Roberts Hall
and It has hem won again.
Haverford has retained posses
Clinch Third Straight
KY
JOHN PENTON
While Haverfortilans at home
leer., clinching the Hood Trophy,
the undef.ted cricket eleven
Journeyed to Harvard to beat the
Crimson by 46 rum and. two
wickets. 02 to 36. on May le
Horned Mostly Powelgn
three 'VIM
CIO71:9:v
Yrrby the
"."
pas
i
weekend is Golf. Term(., and
The competition now
etands as 0-1 with the Swarthmore baseball game seal to be
Played. This has been accorn•
Track.
The learned Club, composed
almost entirely of areign grades
ate and undergraduate atudents
Wished v.oth victoria in crow
country. soccer. basketball. wreaking. ea teal as the three mew
had preolomly routed Tale C C
and Staten Island C. C. Haver
ford opened Its season with a vie
'''''a
AJ bert.
.
L. Hoot Jr., in whose
try over Fldrmont C. C. and de.
tested Pe. Slate two weeks ago,
The big Sward the Haverford
attack were Howard Taylor and
Jim Barwick who scared 25 and
18 rum irrespectively and retired
after the victory was assured to
give their teammates a crack at
the sharp Ilarvard bowling. Amar
Singh Pad the bowling for Haw
erford, refiring seven batsmen
for In nine.
Show Poor OP.Ung
The Harvard innings opened
unauspicionsly for }Divert°rd
The visitors showed the erects of
a night of pleasture, and opining
batsmen Ongley end Mugasetts
Wagged Singh and Barwick for
20 runs in three mem Howard
Taylor came on In the fourth
over to mule the attack. how
even mitring Mugasetb with a
split wicket on hla first ball.
t.twe,en Bertie Dean (Bob Glatzer) and his wife
Kitty (Mary K. Cooped ie quieted down by the presence
of Perry' (Gordon Shedd) and Gwen Wane Miller/ ill
last weekend's prodlintiOn of
ley Harris looks on.
The
Royal Family. Berke-
Weak Play, Good Acting Mark
Year's Last Drama Club Show
or failure of char performance of
By JIM CRAWFORD
'Tire Royal Family." we are
told, 'opened on December M.
1927. at the Selwyn Theatre in
New Tort, where It ran for three
hundred forty-five p.formances."
111ila pest weekend it opened at
Roberta Hall where it ran two.
The latter produetion wax done
by the Bryn Main . Haverford
The Roy. Muntly Iles with the
alumni of
o;h171arerl
phoyrdwand
.' g'
Sorarrbity.
in
mor'
the .
c="l
of Ith'
931.6The
"- ro
'he7y1
Wes foal presented In 1342 and
remained at Swarthmore until
last year.
Retired donna the war year.
from 1.3 to tb46. the cup has
been awarded seven times Nast
fall, President Ninon will again
s
at,ak;th.,
..
thoere l,„,
on„
g jo.
u,rnez ofro
,ne
s
President White In Collection.
Haverford scored two points
for the trophy In the fall with
vkloties w crosamuntryby •
score of 2634 and In soccer.SIThe football teem woo downed
09.7 in a tough battle. It was this
cast and directors. Tom Wood
and Maggie Glenn. in them rotes
as co-directors, gave the Now et
oafish that was particularly op
tee mans teens: they
pa
remaIt
clear and purposeful
and showed good blocking. The game that also gave the "clue
no g as a whole was effectiVe acter award lo Swarthillere..
The winter season aaw the
and never monotonous.
The room striking Georg
afar-PM the eiona
11)i of Tem Wood and Massie Gleact
Haverlerd. The next nine bate
• the evening *ane
George Se.
LMpg Anneretem
men were retired for 16 runs, and
•
to Tony. Segal was btg and
The play was a sure fire Ow- brash and batstrous to perfection,
could do nothing with the mema. In the 'twenties. It presented
And hie sense of humor never
dium pace rising ball. delivered
conflki between the real worid
by Singh end Taylor. The who.
laded to come across, to alone
f the stock broker and world was *b.
b coridey the feeling
allowed eight nins tor two wick- of Untaion that In the theatre. To et Cavensibil awe in the reunite
the audience's amazement, the
ea, and tour of those rum were theatre woe tut Unfortunately, of Fanny that the accept required.
But withal, begave the boatsacored en a bye.
Mk Ix no longer either amazing
sloe of a Barrymore who had oat
Per Harvard
Bosky
Or particularly gratitYirtn.
rehearsals for the past Iwo
In the over before Taylor
The Royal Feeley was 0. very weeks.
bowled blugaseth, Singh sent mews.ul show last weekend.
Ongley to the sidelines. out leg This was true in spite of its no
Union,. and 01.111.
before wicket. Ongley was Har- iotaer living core. The Wan we
Less sinking but deeper and
vard/a high scorer with 13 nine. In part became of good lines mote satisfying was Danny Luc
Fred Davies, who scored 711 Mania to coauthors Ferber and canoe perform.. as Julie Cay.
runs against Yak last year, was Kaufman, and in part became. of endlah. Lf Segal suppled much
caught out for a duck in Singh's the sure fire romance of the the of the play's humor, the provided
o
Penis take • clue 1645 wrestling
resatelo IsomMe Garnet. It was
not decided until the last bout
when lhahman Jack Strotheek
Atuange, Swart
more's giant Nigerian heavy.
weight The high ;Oka 01 the
winter season. however, woe the
7563 basketball win over Swarth/
more, the first In seventeen years.
Haverford had a 0.1 Ind at the
time of the golf match lest Fri.
day.
The determined golfers
mme through with an 84 trophy.
clinching win. Saturday was a
fitting finale to the weekend
When. on Spring Day. the track
team seeped a 7649 victory and
shortly after this the tennis team
came out on hop In a dose Rd
next over. Wicketkeeper Mat •
exuded by practically every even more of ita emotion. Al. match.
Wad playing deep on the high lthe and action.
though her performance was
00d by occasional paging and
The real reedit for the busies+ Mar,
Coat. Padt, A 001.
overlain emotional changes. It
Pror. In rronie:
zz..r:z:1 LAURENCE WYLIE TAKES A MOMENT
IN INTERVIEWahtadd
WITH
NEWS REPORTER
go to Indiana,- he con.
Brad. "it's sort of a baldly tree
anion." Gordon began writing
again. and Wylie thought about
whet he had just said. Indiana
really bad been a family tramdom eta first president had been
a Wylle—only a collateral retie
lion, to be sure, but still the as
sQrlsIofi wax them .11e remembered that 1932, the year atter
he graduated. had been the first
year In quite a long time that
Indiana had not been attended
by et least one member of the
Wylie !entity.
Gordon broke hi nudely upon
Ma train of thought .1 understand you V.T! the 131g MI WPM
Ulm champ there," he odd, with
*billows Interest
"Nov no," Wylie corrected
Wylie...
was perhaps the most convincing
of the evening.
Way Mills had. In the part of
Fanny Cavendish, the most de.
mending role In the play. Her
teaching French at Doll.. and
postpone taking the foreign sere
Ice mama for a while."
Gordon was wHting desperate.
ly. Strange, Wylie reflected, Vat
cLreumstanees should have con.
Pined to make him accept that
particular job In that particular
ar. It had changed his plans
t(rely. Perhaps, he thought,
Gordon would like to know that
"I had the moat brthlant atm
dent I ever emu/oared Is my
find dam,. he mid. "We got to
be very good friends In time He
Woo probably the reason I came
ye
Oart, Page 4, Gel, •
At a Joint meeting M MB Hee.
performance am marked by pm Hard Chapter of the Interest.,
late Conference en Government
dal mime. Despite • certain
monotony. her volts showed both
The team won the champion our and spark. She lacked, how
ship one year. but 1 wet the ever, the firmness to convey the
Big Teri cliamoMn. .1 went to feeling that she was still the head
France my junior year, and that of the family.
art of tidily always breaks up
Diversified teat
your extraemelcular et-denies..
Jane Miller tSwent wm tem.
Gordon was clearly disappoint
pieta), natural In a part which
ed, and Wylie added, almost mak
demanded complete naturalness.
ogelically,
certainly don't re
,If.,ah
nge.d,re.
idn't..ste
gent going to France. though. It
meant a great deal more. to me
Men MY 'Walling mreer. I'd
recommend that all ministers'
sons go to France their Junior
year. It broadened my horizons
consideraily."
He mold not been from smiling slightly at this. See what they
Mink of Mat, he thought. Look.
tag Pp he OM that Gordon WM
regarding Min with o startled ex.
pression on his face. and he
wised the smile inunedlately.
"I had plumed to go into the
foreign service.. he went on
quickly, "but I graduated In 1931,
the heart of the depression. and
It !teemed wise to accept • Job
I.C.G., and P.A.A.
Plan Merger
wth
z
„mH tarty wet
In her revolt against the stage.
Bob. -Glazer and Mary K.
Cooper IHei-bect and Kitty Demi
had marked seams in their par.
000 the Public Affair tuteaciatton
It was decided that the clubs
Mould consolidate ea • single
orgentretlon. James Hudson
President of the P.A.A. and Tress
unor of the I.C.G.eubmItted palm
for the reorg.lzallon which
Were accepted by members Of
both groups.
1CG Visit Harrisburg
In the pant the S.C.G. has been
primarily concerned with prepare
log
the annua. Harrlaburg
conveon
I
mo where nearly fifty
Pennsylvania college s &end mare
Penatives to partlell ate in model
congrerses, political convent...
std CORStiltiliOfild conventions.
Th
traeyal
y
the,rtam
,.
.
ily problems
seem Important to themselves, 51150 am prepared during the
but their characterisations had year by members of the club and
some of the monotony of "types,"
are diocussed in weekly meetings
Robin Nevin showed a good
Because the membership in the
sense of comedy, and held Ms
Is Whited to thy 25 anent.
characmr throughout a aeries at ben who may visit Harrisburg,
emotional changes, picking up the and because there Is no oppon
pace of a rather slow show. Con tunny for those Intemeted
don Sheddlacked polish as .subjects not considered by the
actor and wax burdened with a LC.G., the P.A.A. wia established
generally uninspiring part.
to arrange for meeting and speak
Tons Wood tGll Marshall, was erti fee a tuldergreitia of etude.,
• last minute step to who falkd TM year the P.A.A. has spots
to attch the tome behind Ma part cored amend dinners and spear
• millionaire mine mecullve. am and Smog. for student pan.
Beligaley Harris and Tony Bon UtipatIon In the Philarlaphle
ton adrled materially to the hu- municipal elections.
mor of the show, and Barbara To Encoorage ham.
Floyd was always In chanteter
It was felt that more ihttriat
. Della.
In p000001 affairs mold be tee
The cast also included one Irish couraged by mesa/Mating an
cwoor,llhosunri
dd,it,ton.
eexeatle bIrd.
of (1%e. pouts.' groups Into one body.
The name of this new body has
Vs/. all of whom two partials. naibeen decried upon_ Om mealdent will be responsible for all
larly ammIng and effective.
In all, the play larked any WPM.. and will be assiwal by
great deice of message, but It two vicepresIdena. A secrete,/
added up to • good evening'. en. and treaeurer 0011 work with the
tertallInnent
M. Imola
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ON TRIP
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usly heard.undi
e
ns Reed
gninedfimanner.
andodFrankfurter
wereaboutposing
od. Minton.
*ughcarrying
on
then.
Otos.
and Reed were ening Ns attorneys
a
tough
are jinn
God, Black Oohede the most like
what I expected_
who
program
.s th
of
Amer&
l'age Two
Haverford, Pa., Timidity, May 13, 1952
&NM
iiinuMag Edgar
Haim Meager
Saar New Edger
New Editan .........Philip
James
Crawford
Jr
Muth
of
werk_
.11
Andrew L Leen,
D. Frederick
E. Botelho, 1941, -
can government.
of °wroth* a
the hearing by thelaber
We twat to
I.
spirit,
is
a
the
John H. KellYi
At Utah Mission
idime
Meese,
tried
been this
John C. Burton. Hugh Gallagher,
Heine F. Koch
- Jolla S. C. Harvey, Ill
Maumee
William G. Kaye
limper
Nether. J. Barker
indolent &Mem Mower
Gordon Werner
Near imam. ........ .....J. Hitchcock, 13, "Hogeneurr,
chin
and
H. Killedner, D. Kelsey. M.
thanks
too, G. Shedd, J. Sornerndike
Ii. demister
I
young attractive ReIn Wash.
heal.
il
medal and tnendly.
lease
poet
About this time every yhar, a fairly Wrong current
of protest rumbles again,* freshman hazing
in
Sam
ng
and hwo has written
foreign policy
of freahmeh Constructive Citizens for a Co-operative
College Community. The feeling is that the poor little
riled
poly act.
rams
eyebrows and
by
gre
men,
Or
concave thee. twee
British Erntemay.
where I pegged morn of
le
twelve
ve
sort of
so far north. although Denver
!Antrum archeologists
ng.
flan
crew
elect
"hear ye. hear
Haverfordien,
A well-administered Cuetotne program can be a con-
structive influence towardsfreshman integration in
as
three •pecifice fields that
essential as ever;
Al
Were !Ike
little children in
mod
,
Pang
ft
far the
5
and
a
Alumni Council by riving the Secretary a lac of maid
nomination,
on or
Men
delicious
rum eoliths and thm eat a mammoth weak dim
seat
will
the Association
liaverford NEWS,
the month
of
discovery which may
worthwhile trip, and
help to
mita • new chapter In the
felt like little
ants before
members of
promptly
develop a &Retain amount of class Clint. and come to
realise the hard fact that they have a good deal to learn.
ta possible, mall
ember
tude toward the tradition Customs can be quite a
a
art
DUNCAN
pleasant lark for freshmen and upperclassmen alike.
HINES
mall be
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speelal
valleI. amain
keep a newspaperDining. These things fill up apace in
don't pay the printer.. As
Greek's on
excellent
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lean appreciated
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a
only 170. The
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especially
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of
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Admiral Alas G. Kirk
t:
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of requieements
for
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Saturday, 9:00
ten up as •
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corn and corridors
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Mc.
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John Phillip.,
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ft
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Inglis,
Colic. Jr..
and brought
tree
from the Arnow Arboretum
many engineers and premeds.
state whether this
for gme pre.
grade!,
Cheirentes Tree pro).
ter Each year for the past
dab
C4O!"
Donald
Is cork
Continuation of
Sinning Ito
mould
30.
Banton, 74, Caves Wolfinger.
new fanellar M
mobil
gal
by the vigilant
nor
cerienewie
harder
uff
just Mann
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notes Is
enamel
mid. "Dry runs" to we whether
theh a
But
ATTwu
as wall
Hoop ,
and membership.
easy
students
ma orb.
eased
th
Melon and Field ,
Club.
Much of the duiret activity te Havilland. John Hoopes, 71. acted
apmeneed by the lathes of two se committee chairman.
The following alumni were
the
th
university ere yews or longer—
stairways
will simply
fi
honored
em ram te
Me the
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got
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Noe who
please
ne.nete
beyond College
truaws
gees his theme writ.
easy, psychology
dinar
,
new year
by cutting down
a profaner
gut.
■'°r"LIrseru
c.:Y.,!".
p.m. to Midnight
at
hopes to
dente, for they lthow beforehand what they have
be easy
Illitonnitl
Wei
fend by the thllege melee_
with
H Mmd*. seeking the
prod
pouts. women. of
Cheek
the mtortretion Is offered Irmo-sae
Poli. Sci. Majors
the amp. as
all
therm summery might perform see
muse review.
ties
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night
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erg. Topake .lark Fulls will
early yeara.
and Meetly thereImplicitly which.
after • concerned
Gives Dinner For
St•rting neat fall Princeton
thaw. are to be avoided. and why. it is obvious
the
pus Cub.
Undergrednatem will make Mair
why this cermet be done. for If
own beds and clean their oWn
to Ong
Washington Unit
may well come from
Saturday, 4:30 pan.
The
7be
There loss also been a careful
listing made of ell
rem.. over the jut atty
p.m. spear
Game Saturday, 3:00 pa.
15th.
or • am.
to
are
aver seen
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Herne a the
had developed as
me
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Janitorial Staff
will
Immar-Aleawsi Softball
May
be • eemiteehrecal
m ere
Saturday, 2:30 pa.
youth
Imago*
will in distributed
for • littler of
Saturday, 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, 2:30
hops
ran be
for
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foe low
gray,
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par
good
itletie /latches,
for
a
his
guide to the
Comet Diner,
aims w
Ire' with
'02 Storm Incited
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Friday, 2:00 p.m.
In
appoint an &termite to serve In
,
being
Holt n'
Sand,
alternate.
unable to servo
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Inc
" Maallug
P.M.
'.
will
time
malted
foe coffee dates. Huge, excellent hamburgers al
bee the
rrement
Me
am
prices end to of
diners.
food and
for
West
have
as they have enabled se to bring the
play
Bob
sub
food offered
but
a
the repreaentativet
will
phone
that you
Inn you
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and concentration of Mein been found
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prep school rotter in the Incoming claw waa really
ready to take his place right away as a full-fledged
Manager,
t
ens
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sleek
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Oil Dowd
have
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member
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eon'le
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et mole owned:bre
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whom
Montana.
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many books
fellow will be hurt psychologically for life if they are
brief encounter with caps, buttons, and the Haverford
wen of Lew year.
power.
idea
not at onoe completely accepted by upperclasemen as
pond.
shun.
for
1050.106
and
with the porpoise of fashioning from the raw materiel
the MileveineaddIekeet
taught any
and
each
that the alleged inhumanity of Customs in inconsistent
Rama
rape.
th
needed
early Fall resemblm a Hitler Youth camp to the opinion
gill-fledged college men.
coma
mere
In
tradition range from the feeling that Haverford in the
Se..
,:pent met
that
t
when
may
wither
re/clarity is tereMle
et
WanonUneed. beheld, the Nortresetreg
Intereelted le
general,
and the institution of the Cuatoms Committee in partieller. The ground. for these attacks on a onee-saered
nil Ione taming
day
glaadaneer
therewee.
am Norwood 1S WS i•
spot
only
for hundred• of people. -
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the young
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th
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Botelhe
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San Juan MIA
In
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Demo
Douglas
Poen
dattrreirree
Klaver, T. Penick, P. Phelps,
L. Prager, S. Sachs. NI. Sex.
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FORDS RETAIN HOODHATidEPHY 2nd STRAIGHT YEAR;
DOWN GARNET IN GOLF, TRACK ,CLOSE TENNIS MEET
Scarlet LinkmenClinchTrophy;
TrounceSwarthmoreln8-1Wm
A Record Tied...
Track Wins 76-49;
Kumm Ties Record
With 9.9 100 Dash
Hy overwhelming Sourthmore
1;:
mt. us the Hood TroPhY
Fords Down Garnet 5-4;
Doubles
ou es Victories Decide
BY DAVE BEATTY
e
Saturday afternoon on Walton Field the Fordo continued their atring of athletic victories over Swarthmore this
L7e'le'r
e7;;e5Illtr :Irb. D
bl
yme by defeating the Garnet in track 78-49 before a spring
their indieldual mathhes Matted
day
crowd
of slam to a thousand spectators. Coach Pop
teeret.
he,rh
The HatentOrd
• little too much and round their
Haddletonn runners were supreme, taking all of their events
beet ball tied after the regulation nude it a clean weekend sweep
and making two clean owes in the hurdles. Swarthmore
lB holm Mike Rernorenko thed over the Garnet by downing
entered only one man In the high
• birdie on the seventeen and an Nero in • clone 54 matrit,Spill•
es
htirdle4 and no one at all in the
care 3 on the par 5 eighteenth
Sigart h m
was the
to even the wore despite Logithe tang the [tingles vliVes and
stronger in the field eents, win.
dropping
the
not
doublet
match.
birdie on the last hole. Fortunnine them all with the exception
ately Haverford won the extra the Fords rallied to win the anal On May 7, the Reverted tenof Arnie brtes' wth in the broad
hole when Nick Meyer three doubles pale and thus emerge vie nit Want continued Its winning
Jump. Bill Jones of the Garnet
potted. Morrow wee 10w for the tort.
streak by handing Lehigh • 6-3
5-4
set • Haveriord field record with
day with a R.
•I Javelin throw of 192 feet VS
defeat on the loser's courts at
Most. Dropped by Cosa
The second match was much
He broke the record of
In
the
nest
singles
the Main Bethlehem. Haverford's mason
closer than elther of the other
187 lent set by Roger Sorg. Hay.
with
two. Bob Feeser who has two Ildrs received their expected de rowed hoe, Benda at th
Coat.
From
Page
1
erford, a week before.
down with two to go ...led down few of the afternoon m undo .d 1 loss.
Karl Kamm of limerford, won
rising bowing, nude a fine arch
to Ms nommi game and played hated Ilro Corn of Swarthmord,
Winston, Piotrow. Cartkey and
both the 100 and the 220 yard
of • smirk off Davies- bat
one under par golf on the last clowned -amine" Winston 60.
dash events. By running the 100
Swarthmore James on Ilmodoni won in
and five points besides, as Karl Komm breaks the tape ahead of the field in the
three holes. Oh the seventeenth. 41. Cane, the flashy.
9.9 seconds he eq.led the
'
Ed
1
4'
Cap
S'
"
r
ain.
The
*.
Hme
penman
r
"
proved
to
be
Winstone
singles contherdlon vdthoid 0- 100 yard dash. Kumm ran the 100 in 9.9 seconds, tieing a Haverford record as the
Bob mimed • pun for an eagle
41. set by' Joe Wingert Ha*
Seaga. • catlike and Pos.H.1 1.
parent trouble. Harrison and Fords swamped Swarthmore, 7649.
3 but won the hole with • birdie '''peeler all the way.
dolman, was the fourth out. He erford '33. in 1937 and also
. Paul Sterner succeeded in
fel .. ....' two M.' Bob' Burge were leas fortunate: liar
drove • two and two singles and equaled by Eli Halpern. Haver.
to
was able
winning the last hole best ball to a. of Swarthmore
Ford captain
Jack risen losing to Toners. 66
appeared to be determined to ford 32. in 13. Other double
half the match and fore. it Into to out
punish the Scarlet bowling. but ',inners for the Fords were Joe
extra holes. Bill Pratt had a Platmw. winning in -three sets ..... " and S.M. 1.ins ...a.
ein in the mile and the half
was caught out on a Inomb to
bled. 3 on the nineteenth to take 34. 6-3, 6-9. It was • hard fought tee 3, 63. Harrison had been
Ile runs. and Fred Tabbult In
Taylor at midair The ball forced
Sward-degree only Point of the match .th the hope. of rods moved from fifth to fourth posi.
Its way through Tylor's
net cupped the high and low hurdles. Evans
dm while Moser parried it to de therrulathmseing heck eod forth. don aa a result of booing defeatThe Haverford baseball varsity
The Haverford beset...re two' msd. ..,,,d empped
f N.
the SIMI of Swarthmore was the only
, ,.,„„
eat his man one up In nine. Taylor proved' to be • bit steadier .,t r
dropped • cloee 3-2 &clean to
double winner for the Garnet by
wrist.
In the end, and it looked m - "'me - e --Ier match.
f
feat
boles.
an Important match In the doubles competition was- Leg." ... • teed SP.'S
day, May 7, mid wectundd to the The remaining Crimson bats victories in the Midi. mel
The last fornome took their though
Day
It
mew
were
retired
Solely
easily.
wee
.
hos
,.ta:....d
y a SySi.
wo
.
erford took two out of three.
re. trodby.
crew° et Hemeg'irg'
Der
h.
quota of points John Eagleton might lung on Ws victory.
• close pitching dual between
Wood caught Cooke out for a
Stein's wins were both claw
.... ,,
(Mem, Harried Wle
Wk.. teed "on" seee". 74 Fords Charlie Wunder and Es.
had a red hot two over par M
...ed iz e.d did., .e oiss ado score. and Hanhikanivals In the mile he was closely pressma.„,,ghth, ,,,,, L,,,,,..
Dave Caskey elm played a 13-11.
As and Caakey woe 0,,,,we
on the front nine even [Mush he
was run out after one nut. Fier ed at the felon by teammate Bill
had one double bogie. Allen shot nod. hard, steady pine and 13-IL 6-2 As dotes.. HP.,,1•00 The
run domed five plate
came with • home run and e cher. the seventh man clown, was Gage end wee challenged in the
steady golf to conquer his op.. went to three wta to down his end Bdrge ger., no better thee In the seventh alter LaSalle
•Ingle. Big John Hitchcock_ who declared out leg Wthre wicket off tut I.P of the half mite by fresh.
enr, and to turn to • 39-41 for opponent. Bob Wentworth. Cm They did et ei.gith bang defeated Pthohnitter Curcio angied with a
The Jayvee batenall team shit. hurled the fir. seven Innings for Taylor's bawling. Singh retired man Bill Bruce of Swarthmore
keythere.
took the
tint setthee.
with a goad
the by Dengler and Miller of Lehigh ...or, .m. •
hg
hotheer
met, the Fords, struck out three and Conboy Lbw. and bowled Cheek who was running his fleas race
Swarthmore
litolithe Green Country Club
It
The Maln LInees tagged the '
84. 8-3,
„.._.
-e-, walkd two, while Cheek, war. in one over. and took Albrecht's Are Rel. ran a close 031.4
k". ,.. Ow
wax probably one of the best Imo. set and finally - 1dt It 64
•4•110e, starting hurler. Mc- de... Frid.Y evening. mhr .• eter came on to the two In the off stump on the first ball of its quarter mile and Bob Snley's
mdsea that the Scarlet and He monk both strong In the thltd
Laughlin, tor • thighs tally in the and returned wIth • stisfying eighth. Beth pitched wet ht. no over to finish the Mnings.
time of 10:152 In the Two mile is
to win 6-2.
Blank has played all season. The and fl.
gr.. Leadoff man Richte walked 74 ran under their belts. Morris were hampered by six Font robFords tnotident
one of h. best for that event
Me course, the excellent weather,
.phonsore Earl Harriaon. who
and went to third on Jake John. Lowtheed„ heehtwe 'emend., cues. Their true effectiveness can As the sides changed Haver.
The track victory plus the ten.
10. the artery gave the mites has recently moved to the num.
nu win put a satisfying finish to
hurled Ins Haverford. and blab
' "...rm.
• very respectable finish to their ber tour skit dusted lila oPPonmit
• victorious Haverrord Waaata4.
meson.
J. Iamb In two easy sea. win.
teed Mnd anthlee. while tanning dee
dg'r"..
utings
ei swlId
t. s
'h,..."I":
previ
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nonnd
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advanced as Ledeboer sent a all seven and walking tour. The e.t.a Beene Litehmem: with Oath Chase and Chandra Malatd. reri:14: ri7''.'47sn ort: 4
SOMIGIAT OP natl./Man. GOLF. Meg Si. 62 Harrison was super
or to the Genet opponent en the BRIOMIth 5.- HAVERFORD deep to centerfield. The all Fords supported him in fine hash two for three, lee the fleverfeel the eves temper leditin. e000
.
Graas Mrrow, ncersurd. taut lima way.
et,
playing
sti
lton;
ion
thethey
wiiis
up
defensively.
a
good
in
s
omi
the
et
steady
s:lsi
the
r
beca
and
rrois
game.
hithet,
u
produced
ru
sss
ot
t
er
a
,
• New.,
Remo... • 1. an Leman Nato,
Imp
neao'd
vers*"
.d thetrible
./37int ww. sewthe„„. oht.,
"i'fgi na'md
t two
rum Aaron • a
Rorld Wff. fft.th "Mi.
course. the Scarlet and Black lave csi,isghss isiod,gs time is barrage of nine hits. all dude st. rth.„ elegted the etc.,. rum
sans won heal ball. t up. IOW.
Co. My Albright aACULCingStrell ,,, th. 5,.., ,,,,,,,, }.,,,,,,..., ,...,,,.. Shen, Metcher .d Mugmeth both
Don
James
playing
In the num.
lor
their
nand
ant
crushed
g
Drexel
9.0
Inc
goo,
the
sthrwg
her
hre
Paul Messer. .... beat alp
for
"%V=Arre,rn414 sI 'tr=
shutout of the season. Carden rue back for the catch. Broad. each garnered • pair of him .d eget on an gee, the eth,...,, bowled melded. end Chase wan hee___
seats t u. It.is Freer. Haversord.
wguo:
Sal Ash Asst... an Mk sews. EgeeLbed en off "Y on the man Paul Sterner returning to action Mg Mg. the gtiting '.. .6 we. GIPGdsamthllt cal two for pteediege, wipe. They tided out lbw. on the last ball of the weed bele Altair 1.,, itz,
other long all to the lettfielder. Swarthmore. The cantata was eth
ads mu we WI. I up. IWO
I am.. rilit. ■
33 G.. Mite..., Ronnie fond after tam week.. redeem.% end
men t. the „thaw. fourth over.
:eh. atm. time-foot YU ose took him In two secs. 62 62.
Haverbrd's ! a 111441
131.1Selck.
Jim
1.aSalle monured In the third called on scoot. of darkness at mr..... ,.. m, , . ,,,,,,,, ...
he net round of the year and
We.. • 1 tots saslon. Havargot ..‘ on
.„,..r, ere egth tree flashy and dependable Engl., I vrtni.d, p, grIe 're,,,,,,.... ...icier....
John Burge, playing number the of the day. In touring the with two unearned tallies on two the end of sta.
ti.. beat Musk AY.. up...sr.
The Fonts started the are wow. ee nett,. wet redyedeg .... hm, we. In gg. me. I'lltley-Ma ma ben tan. a a
Me. pored . be the Mnnag eur emrse lit complied 14 pan and hid McLaughlin led on with •
„ and he and Mated mllected ten en criIIII-I tr soUra. 11=tr
Angle past Lededer along the worke In the second when FraM
15.
prise of the afternoon. Judging 4 bogie.
„=„weeliW.I, • gwe's tn.., Bo.Maloof reached Inc „.
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OM
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Keetx
base
Line.
ms
''''''th'd
hit
Two
by
straight
a
idtch,
outs
Bill
fret', Part raaaras against Pe., Bob Logan was mond In wor
the runs before
' ""*I
. 'bg ,1•a near wide and snicked a catch s ee,. th . 4,,,,,,,st ....ism.
"h.' S'I II"I'' rbrt,
beaten b.th log with to 77. For the tint time follow./ and then came the only Wod
•
ewe
FOLLOW THE
Ford error of the day, Lathing
Seem.
re."
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Ststh th
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thirthSee
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Male. Ili end Gage. bosh Hasertyrd.
Reverted
SwIee..... Deve this year the Ford. were able to two men on. Gallagher followed
aboard via another error. LAIR. yawed • base on a wild pitch,
Haskell had an edge on gtiege lower their team average to less
FIGHTIN' MILS
with I single to Ted HIbber6 snored singled, and Rickert! and scored on another error.
John, however, was deenitely up than 80. Paul's 74 helped to pull Two
ingien'in and
Anutr
ah.ifin
hg?n7xt Scam
rden crowed the plate. but scored
I this
tch and Play. had 'the avenge down to 768, Haver.
th .swi,ssisii
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et T
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llteoteue.
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ad steady to clown t. man In ford finished Its '52 home sea. the inning ended as Ted Hibberl Losgeb:1 D'
threw out one batter at second.
MEV. e5VIrrOnr7!TA
LTrria riteg
A
tingling
and
two long sets of Identical 7.5 one with a final record of three
hhhi even ft they are on the wicket, Coan. Martluisre.
mZ0.0et the rally by
S7=7,re ernuene17d
The locals tied the wott la the tise
score. This proved to be the on.
_„,, one loos.
is
.. e"eg. wee "reed et mmeld gad at., he had snored three
fourth with an unearned tally, and an error.
1
L°
° e'`Itee".-"ra:
:petted victory which won for glob . 1.1..Mr.
10.•
ILST FRIEND
Grant mamma ma rford sea, ten as LaSalle'. catcher dropped the
the loess.
The Fords salted the game Bole
Don. Saw., I •".$ Bah
third art. and Broadbelt .d away In the lam two frames. In W *mond, and scored on 7,, nos beer pet. Berwick
gri,73:
roman mooed
byayne
eltutblsear"d
Forth Tithe Two Double.
Th''Hdub'
's
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th".bo
Rae.
howl'
edI"bay"FI
W*d
etche'r'l for
Lb's.
I Init'vertirgs trall
to third on the mondors,
Swarthmoree undefeated don.
the
fifth
they
scored
twee
on
rubise
dole
second
and
thdrd
and,
seek,
and
meverford
had
Mir
keldnian's error, and sows driven Lafeet walk and Weal of second.
wee Lee
Ides teem of Coss and Taylor. zit interim:Ts,
at.
sante-4 Bet Hassrti.
In by Linthlesuns ground out to and sharp singles by Albright alter Jack Ledeboer was hlt by a seem. down for only 23 rtens. P01.6
LT; 1 Den
continued m their ways by down. Raisiferd win
pitch,
Hartubise crossed the plate The tide turned, however when
the Shortatop. The game remake and Kees. In the sixth they tel.
Homyak dropped Td Hite Howard Taylor came in to Jain 8110....1SinIP-1. Amat,
ed red midi three successive tied two more on Rickette aim when
Tirte
“'s
ictt''Iry aa
s
bell bloc drier. This wort muss 3101 Berwick,
moms.
em d
singles, dimmed by pinchhitter
ra strt i7.
sew..
Ign:'
'1V41" Curcio's single which drove In the [le, Longsrethe farceout. and all for Haverford for the after
utt, Her.
AO ca. litatlascrasandal. Four Doe..
elle. by Later, noon, as Dentrole blanked then, Taylor scored a single to end
Tee victors retaliated and I
whining run. and put the Ex. [meddle.
Dunn, end Albright,
over
the
last
four
frames.
the 13th over, and hit the third
platers ahead In the emends
Swarthmore came back In their The home team added • mark all of the next over for another
:
117:XitrZY
1'1+11.:tin:
LaSalle replaced McLaughlin
15
the match 54, In second doublet
with Tont Lucia in the seventh. half of the sixth to more Mr. .r In the seventh on Denkolee single. Barwick, who then had
rims on a Single, two walks, and round tripper to amp center, end four singles and a double.
Pbtrow and Caskey took Went.
Lirsk had prevloualy downed the
blasted crease while Cooke was 00001100
worth and Jones 6-4 64. Harrison
Fords at Lathdle. He retired the two grounder.. but their rally another in the eighth on a single the next ball to the boundary for his near at trick, plsyed down
and Burge also found their op
10.13 In order In the seventh. was euicidy not down and Haven to left a walk, another single, the first four of the inning. and three balls from Davies. and then
ponents. Lamle and Haskell easy on Friday, the J.V. tennis struck out the first man In the lord won, 74
ant an error,.. to nuke the final broke the Harmed bowling,
Impatiently lashed out for two
s crate ,
victories, downing them 61, &I. team traveled to Swarthmore to eighth and then was tagged for
At this point Havrrford had 29 fours and • single in the over.
feat the Garnet nem.. 61. a long single by Chandler. The steals. Frank Keels lined in well
Dow the Ford. again dow
rune. Bar.* and Taylor then
Curran scored one run and
masestod
weather was lab and the hall rolled past the centerteldee et short for Hurtubise. who was a
raised the total on singles and Wood flee rnom to tiring his per
their arch rival. and made It 29
g„
one double to 34 of/ Fletcher and word total to la. lie was not out
cowed/re conference victories, Mds in good condition.
rea
and over the bank. Everyone taking the premedleal exams
1[1Abii
noes
IM
mdnn
Mugamth. who had done all the When Conran was slumped reach.
with oMy Mohleriberg ahead of Howie Wolfe dothe the hon.. thought PO was the tying 11111.
bowling. Harvard Captain Seaga Ing for one of Cook's tricky de.
then far an .defeated confer for Haverford In the number one 7Ste new ground rule, however. LaSalle 002 000 1 0 0-3 Inkwell, If
end record. It Wan only Swarth potition defeated Lennie. 64. 6-3. Matta t h • t anything over the Haverford ..1 0 0 1 00 00 0 -2 L=1'
Kent In slow bowler Davies and liveries.
10
Mame rides
Mal, el
moree second lea of the seas Dave Perry handled Klee with a bank on the roll Is an automatic
quick throes
after two alngles. Taylor. who
The howling of Ha verde open,
LaSalle: BeLAUGHLIN, Luck is
had
already been given one life Inn howlers. Fleldhe • and thluga
a.
they
er
.
had
prmiously
sue.
64.
61
score.
double.
Wit
Lucia
Comfort
then
In
bore
down
SPRITZLER'S
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when two long fielders collided seth. deserve menu( 0. Ea. de.
combed to Penn 54. It is Inter third pontoon smashed his *poen and strod out the next five men
them
Plumes Braises Mr Mn.
Haverford
WeIRSTKIL
under a ray, word the 37th run livered two maiden teem and alt
sting to note that the Gard cot 61, 60. Drew 1.ewle took are to face him.
3S
IS W. Lone-ant. Ave.
• on another dropped catch, and together only 34 run: wed wo r.
racketmen .11 lose three players of Colllette. 63, 61. Rounding
The genre me well played and
resatala
Ardmore 7750
b. p.a.
the victory was assured. Barwick ed off them in 15 rens. In a
agithet the For00% lone mob out the singles compeUtIon, San. the Fords committed but one
A.
then finished the over with a tour
Don 3.m.
dy Frey defeated Shoes 44, 61. error, which was • tough ground
uceh shorter time Singh had his
YMCA aaaltes
and retired.
er to Linthicum di the third
beat day with nine wickets for
le'reigtre .....
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Taylor 1111 Two Shwa
neVentfen
In thadeubles competition, the Charile Wurster ran hie stem
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Now that
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par
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take on PHocelon on Cope
Renkela & McCoy
Kleist then scored a four and • Field.
day,/ was when Swarthmore'
(harms. limed., Court Bd.
tingle off Davies to bring Taylor
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HAVERFORD NEWS
"PA& Four
Prank and Teaf Plan Book on S.T.A. Dr. Krieble, '37
Coon Seeks Source Material in Arabia Gets New Post
1119 DICK SH.VER
Teaching is only half the story
fOt Haverford's Social and Teal
been
, which
Ira the past y
'
her
trainIce twenty graduates for careers
as administrators in public and
private assistance projects
In addition to a Inching ached.
ale, the head of the program—
Peter G—Franek--end Professor
Howard Teat have been doing rta
search for articles Inn case teas
book being assembled under a
S20,000 grant from the Roakefel.
lee Foundation. The book a aimed at assistance coulees here and
at other .ileges. and al the gent
era' educated public.
Before and after in Arabia. The upper picture
The fifteen eases used in the
shot. the shopping district in the village of Oasis
book have been selected on the
Hoptif. Conditions here have changed little since the
Limb of stx criteria which include
oillage teas founded. The tower picture, in contrast,
emphasis on diverse are and
illustrates the ehangaj g ^iile since the coming of
problems whore solutions would
ARAMCO. The shot shouts cinder black iferinalneturing
be of value In other arena.
for new homes neer Ijalown. The pictures were taken
In checking the value
ea
by Carleton S. Coon, Professor of Anthropology at the
liability of sources of InformaUniversity of Penner/49,min, who carried on an inuesfl.
tion Dictaphone records were
potion of the area for the Bever ford ST A group.
made on the spot by the awe.s
gators and then tabulated. The
Multi helped to determine the
problems studied in the teat.
Original source material was
compiled In the case of ARAMCO,
an Arabian on company. This
American owned organization had
done considerable week In helping local merclunt. Dorumen•
triton was not available ta sufficient. quantity, but ARAMCO
flew Haver, o rd Investigator
Carle. S. Coon to Arab.. Out
of the onemonth omit came first
hand reports and many photographs, two of which ere repro
ducted on this page.
Authors. Franck and Teal and
the half-doe. more born other
reneges and organizations have
all had wide experience in assist.
and work. Franck was economic
adviser to the Government of
Afghanistan Iron. 194750, Teal
headed a group in the American
Friend. Service Committees Eco
nom. Minion to Finland La 1947.
Bryn Mawr profemor Henna
On Tuesday. May 13th, Pre.
Kraus served on the faculty of
dent Gilbert White, elms, Geo.
the UNRRA Training Institute.
amPhY all will be honored by a
Research work will end In
The first °Metal meeting of the
January 1953 and the text will be
vWt from William S. Vogt the
Freshman Introduction Commitpublished shortly afterwani.
tee for the acadeink year 1952 author of that well known book,
Material assembled but not 53 was held Thursday evening. The Bond to Soolvel. Mr. Vogt
coed in the casebook has teen May gth In Roberta Hall. Cornwill he here to enter Into demo
used this year by grad students. eae. chairman, Ed Reed. laid
Appralaing and analysing techni. before the group the plans for discussion with that group, tor
repents is poet of the work the coming summer at which that on day only.
they will do as administrators. In time this committee will carry
Mr. Vogt is a well known erel.
order to prepare for the Work on the main part of its work In *gist who in the author of two
the study of contemporary en- trying to Introduce the incoming
other books: Audubon Bled. 51
cores and of foreign languages freshmen to Life at Haver/ ord.
America HAM/ and 92 Dance
Is reqUired by the program. '
Reed opened the meeting by
la Terra 110441. He has Menne
saying that the main purpon of
the committee via to make the Live in inreannerican Malin
since he was given a posillon so
of the Ow of 1e56
...NW at home before and alley a consulting ornithologist in Peru
they get here."' He went on to In 1939. Since 1951, he hes been
say that eaeh member at the the National Director of the
group would be asked to write at Planned Parenthood Federation.
This book is one of the main
least two freshmen letters of in
Reduction. Each man will be es- texts which Dr. White uses In
tinned a freshman who liven near teaching nos geography manse.
Bernard
Baruch, who wrote the
last Wednesday evening in the the former's home. Thls will
Common Poem, the string and make It posellok for many of the book's preface, said. Road to
choral divisions of the, Commun. iinconsIng men to be called upon Stuvival is, I believe, the first atity Music Groups presented a before they arrive here nest Sep tempt to allow man as a part of
hie environment on a world scale,
joint reneert, The norm was Umber.
The members of the committee and what his environment Is dodirected by William Reese of Hay.
erford, while Orlando Cole and gave their summer address to the ing to him."
Max Aronoff conducted the or. chairman so that they could be
contact. in July when Vire
chntra.
Albrecht's Flowers
Haverford Student. Participate President Macintosh will rale.e
the names of these to be in the
ARDMORE
The principal works of the Freshen Clam. Reed proceeded
Corsages
evening were four compoartions
typical letter which
to Mad
As Itasnaebta Paw
of Bach and Beethoven; the or. should be sent to the incoming
MOBS itatatar0a0 miss
remora and non]a under the mon, In order to give an M. of
direction of Dr. Reese, performed the things the Healen
ID
fine sections of Sortie Cents. want to knowalt was also sugNumber Fear, and Beethoven's gested that as many member. of
Mork. The orchestra lamented the committee as could, should
HAND LAUNDRY
Been, Cosine. a D Minor for return to the college on the first
10 CRICKET AVE.
lam violins aTtle Bach Double"), eight when the hew men arrive
with Helen Sevag and Helen and help them get settled In their
-.6*ARDMORE
Spencer an soloists. and Reath. new environment.
men'. Variations on a Theme of
abeam, Other numbers by the
chorea were Billing's Modern altr.
ate, a Frew', Madrigal, La...
sod Moe Coeur. The strings also
Harerford
presented Two Areuerelles by the
New Plans Made W. Vogt To Visit
To Receive Next Geography Class
Year's Freshmen
With G. [lab
Appointment of Dr. Robert H.
Krieble,
Sevinor Reed,
Marblehead. Mass, to the post of
engineer of the Thomson labors
tory was &mount:eel meanly-be
General Eleatic, River Works
Manager. Dr. Kriel. wands
Jelin A. Hut, who recently retired. ,
shades at Johns Napkin,
Dr. Krieble attended schools
to this conntry and England be.
fore Ns graduation from Haverford College ln 19E]. The vine
year, he war offered and arcepa
ed the Garvin lelloaralap at the
graduate school of chemistry at
Johns Hopkins 'University. It was
at Johns Hopkins that he earned
his doctors degree In chemistry.
leaving Johns Hopkins In 1939,
he went oath the Socony Vacuum
Oil Cornproty as a chemical en.
enter and four neon later
joined General Electric's re.
march laboratory to carry on
some of the Men experiments In
the silicone fields. Later, he be.
reme the Ilason representative In
chemlatry between the research
laboratory and the operating department, of the company.
Worked In Kure.
In 1946 a high honor was con,
/steed upon Dr. Krieble. .when he
was selected to conduct Invest,
mahout and research in chemical
Moo.. to the pl.dos geld at
the famed I. G. Far.n industry
works In Germany. On comet,
don of .14 malgrimeet, he re
tuned to this country but later
returned to Etanope to Investigate
laboratory develomnents in chem.
tally In General Electric's afel4
sled manufacturing remniti. in
Italy, France. Eng.nd and other
foreign countries
Dr. /Weide was-aePoInt. bead
of the chemical and Insulation
section of the Thomson laboratory In 1949. the position he held
at the time ol ha most recent
promotion.
Music...
F. W. WOOLWORTH E.O.
ALUM OR E
WAYNE
it.
'ea..- rhea too, they had directed
• work camp in the Kentucky
mount.ne more recently. Hot ail
that wee before they settled down
and began to have children—avid
their two sons were sheeny la
school. As be vaster:on'. Gordon to the door, It .curred
eed to
Wylie Mat
year. tr
pm pretty quickly.
le.F3L
- Mar are now being some
Meted ter ?many tomer to
be held oe Townley evening.
May 311. in honor RAM. M.
Pon did Prune.. W Wam K
Lat. HI= rash.. Inn omen.
M elletleme years ma Arise
oat Llismel., pleas to mere
this gene. Dr, Lent, the Wahl
D. me Fteth M. le Seel Professor of Emelt. Genentetion
al Hbmry, hae nee nenenneed
kis retirement Professor
Thom. P. Drake Is heedhag
the arrangements for the an
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graduate work In the mclal ace
hayed
d.. without looking up from his ...I longer wan
a--in customary..
pad,
Beside., the canonry was Mal In
aRpas Lockridge.1 Wylie re. the throes of the depreaslon, and
Josiah P. Edwards. the oldest
Piled "He wrote Rainer. Coon- college students were Mat as well
living graduate - of tenant..
tes'
off In graduate shoot u any
College having graduated In
"What made hart cornitatt
wagee else at that time, Wylie
the close of IF8d celebnied his eider Gordan asked, Interested recall.. He had left when the
onoe
again.
whole department at Brown
190th birthday anniversary on
Wylie paused, then shrugged. reined to Columbia, leaving hle,
March 22, 1952.
"Oh, I don't know,. he said. He with no connect-lona.
Resident of apiceland. sat.
worked too hard for one thing."
"I went to Simmons' College
Mr. .Edwards, who Inn In -There seemed to he no Point Ln
after Mal and taught French
Spiceland, 100., is the oldest resi- going into the whole story of them:. he said aloud. 'I met my
Rom
a-.
Ross,
who
had
gone
dent of Henry County. His won.
wile there—she visa a freshman
derful philosophy of Me has car through coliege with a general En one of my classes." Wylie
ried him through more than the average of very nearly Aplua could not help smiling again as
and who had found time to be a
mt... Main of years. Ile has
he thought about Simmons. Simhad a glut des/ of emplane c.tocomutry also while doing so.
Liked to think of heel, as
and his share of sadness. Hie Ron had P.a. the game hard the M.I.T. of women's colleges
--end
had
almost
always
won
too.
wife. Ella Bailey Edwards, who
He was partkularly amused by
He had also been a perfectionist the bet that his wife had eaten
was his constant companion for
and an idealist. He an, Wylie
0$. degree In English th
to years. died ApHI 9, 1951 at the
remembered, torn up hit first lit- a
age of 00. Bat Mr. Edwnrds says
The HS. degree was Inc only one
erary effort. However, he had Shun.0 conferred upon its Mohe never gets too lonely, bebeen thoroughly convinced of the dena. no matter what aubject
caure he has many goad (hinge worth of Rebhan County.
they majored M.
to think about. One of his
It was true though—he had
sal sayings is 'Happy is the worked too hard_ Wylie recalled When did you come to Hay.
man whom his own thoughts are when both of them were on the record?" Gordon asked. anxious
good company..
faculty at Simmons College.. In now Ito termbaate the interview.
"lay MN and 1 gat here a Oc
At 100. Mr. Edwards enjoys on- addaion to teaching, Ross war
nanelb, good health. An eye opeo doing a great deal of writing and Aber of 1943a Wylie answered.
allot a' few yearn ago metered attempting to rider a fatally in We were going to work with the
Retied
and Remanstruation mita'
fairly good eight Ills hearing a three-room apartment. Roes
a only slightly Impaired and he would have survived all Mb, He recollected their arrival at
hears quite well the things width Wyile tat sure. if everything had Raverford---on bicycles all the
rattly interest him, the news gone eO tight with the book. But way ftorn Baston. That had
minor commotion on
broaden., radio church of Sun- naany of the people who were caused
day morning and learned 'discus- mPeoaed to like it didn't—it war campus.
How about your trip to France
sion+ of his favorite subject the died Immoral and same even
sub
last
Yenta"
Gordon auggemed.
Science Economy. with lit, we renstrued it no an attack on re
"Everyone knows
about
and with Professor Greenlee of neon. Coupled whit the letdown
tut follows any great effort, it that" Wiley answered. "It wasn't
Hail State Teacher. Cotten,.
the Brat time I had been to
Farman were Quaker Monona had been too much for him. Wy- France. however... He had. he
To.. Edwards was horn on a lie shook his head sadly,
He looked up to find Gordon remembered, made several tripe
fans near Ogden. Indiana on
regarding him Impetientiy, He during the summers of the years
Mee. 22 1052. the son of David
had almost forgotten his inter- he had spent at Simmons. He re
and Suzanne Edward, goner
called one in particular; lie had
viewer, and It took him some
pioneers of Spiceland. He ab dine
done his master's thesis upon
to remember what he bad
tended the Spiceland Academy
Saint-Mare Girard., a Fnench
been saying to him
and graduated in Dan m an
politician
and man of letters of
diel, tome graduate work In
honor minden, from Revert°.
the nfnetenth century, and had
College. He then entered the
subsequently learned that the
two
grandchildren
and
three
teaching profession for several
rnan's study still existed 41
grrebgrendchildren
Years.
France. He had gone to see and
We Many Changer
In 1990, this versatile gentle.
had discovered that it hid not
man had moved to Independence.
During his lift time, this re- been touched sine its owner,
Mo.. end was operating a pub markable man has wiMessed the death some seventy yeses before,
list.g hoe. it lam here that Clot War, the Spanish American ea.pt for a mild Misting admin.
Mr. Edwards met Ills wife, who War. World War I an4 World bstered weekly by a maid. No one
had • job typesetting for the War II. He hes seen many remembered Saintailarch Groan
tuddlahing house. The Edwards changes in thia great country din any more, Wyile reflected,
noon moved to Seattle, Washine and has adjusted himmil to each He had allowed Ws political an
ton. and it was here that their each new change. He Is a happy, [Rides to Interfere to much with
wo children. Louise and Carlton. chegrh11. petictalfnenif roan With hb Writing—Wylie had attemp
tome horn. There are now .loos keen Interest In todey's affair. ed to relate Me tam In his paper.
.
Nonetheless he had been a fy
chafing agate: The trip hul pna,
ad at very fruitful one
geese that's mom
said Gordon leaning forwent
hopefully.
"Yee 1 poem it is," Wylie re
plied. There rem those two sum.
mere he and
wife had sa.i
In Mexico at work comp.—he
might mention those, he thought,
but he new that Gordon had Omad its pad and was. peparinita
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