Document 1698954

HAVERFORD NEWS
ARDMORE, PA ,TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1992
VOLUME 34—NUMBER 6
Varsity Club to Hold
FACULTY WIVES
LEADS. GIVEN
Banquet on Saturday
TO HOLLANDER, With Aldo John Macerate PLAN FOR TEA
THIS WEEK-END
MARSH, WARREN V=7.==
the Varsity Club veill hold its
Four Bryn Mawr Girls
Are Included in Cast
(U. 'Hotel Universe'
annual bancjeet at the Harms
ford Court Hotel on Saturday
night at 7,00. ,
The banquet will climax. an
eventful day which will ate
Haverfordfieltry Wesleyan on
the gridiron in the afternoon.
Entertainment will be Prorded throughout the evening
- by the Glee Club quartet, and
the Felinity. Cup will be presented to the member of the
Senior Clam who has 'proved.
euentandltig sperm-linable,
stilted., and ability:
Mr"eldrumNamed
.. :
$2.00 A YEAR
HAL M'INTYRE AND IIIS ORCHESTRA,
FEATL RING THE IYTTLE SISTERS, .
TO PLAY FOR JUNIOR - SOPH PROM
For Year's Activities .
Magazine
Billboard J\laguine
Billboard
A Sthdent-Famolte • ten. span.
inates New
Band
· Nom
NewS.ad
Nominates
Wane for the Bryn Mawr.
c,red by the - Faculty Women's
Haierford production of Philip
inin·Poll
Poll
Year
of
Year
(if
Best
Best
Club, 6111 be held in the comma
ieerry's "Hotel Universe" 6a. defiRoom an Saturday afternoon fol.
· DvFlorenes
D. Horx.nu
Ge.S..e. D.
Si Gt:l~G1!
nitely been completed it was analpine
genie
football
the
lowing
who will
Y~.
McIntyrewf\o•will
HalMC'Intyre.
I
[tieHal
...wed Sends, by John C. Manh,
1,61,it'll,.
Wesleyan, MM." William B. MelJunior-Sophomore
~he InniorSophoniere
.ot -the
Student Vice-prealdent of Cap and
play.at
pl•y
drum, Student Activities Chair
~o~nt.y-•eventh
•on
Prom
of
Ileac 'Poe production will be giv,e1Y-revefithof
the tte
onthe
Prom
announced
Club,
the
of
mem
"good"
word "rood''
the wonl
en at Goothen Hall, December 4
And'the
Nove.rnol)er.
November. An,i
Thundery. ,
t.o to de·
de- ,
f'nongh
ennagh
"bpert.Uve
shperiativs
U."n't
iOn't
and •0.
Besides Mrs. McMinn, Mn.
orchestra.:
ac:rlbe
his ore.hestra,
movie.ofofhi•
the mU!Ik
scribethe
Verde who hes had ranch prod- Ii
Leek C. 'Green. Mrh. Clayton W.
lreadt on
on
AA.MW.
band.heheisisaalready
newband,
vs enlieriener in dramettes here,
Holmes, Mrs Omar Panama,
ogmh·
hisclimb
andhill
the
sudeers, and
.
.
plan the part of Pat Parley, a
roadtotot~uiffu,
the~d
Mrs. Roy E. Randall, and Mel.
Nine ·
swift. Nino
n terrifl~ally
tenilleallyawifL
hu,
been
has'bee'
very Mini, disillusioned young ,
hostas
act
Welkerwill
&Ward
.
b1.f11J
formed
the
bad
newly
band
ht1
Marsh
fanned
af~er
pear
days
man LAM.
days after his newly
At this tea. The student
booked ,
was booked
lhl Mdntyre
MeIntyrewu
atarted,
dared. 1101
rok of Moe Finkeletein, theilm•will be'members of the StuGlinthe Clt.n
engagementatatthe
an en~raa:ement
for
for an
•ish policeman, in "Margin "
dent-Faculty Committed. All 'stuland. CuiM
.Weetehester.· N ..
bt:deed.
in .Wukhtllter,
Casinoin
Error," by Claire Boothe, and In
dents are invited to attend and
been the
the
has been
Thir.ume 1pot
spot has.
Y.T. The.iame
Noel Coward% "Roy Fever," he
detect am especially weleorne;Mn.
President Morley
as
bandsas
name bnnd.11
suchname
ClfofIIUI!h
Played Rieberd Greathem, the
cradle
· cradle
Heldman MatedDorny,
Jimmy -· Dorsey,
Milli!'r, Jimmy
'(:limn
ohnn Miller.
diplomat.
Gives Feature Talk •
•
8
November
Tea
Second
ThornThemCb~e
Claude
and
Spi\'11k, and
Our*. Spivak,
Charlie
Warren Plays Area
delivMorley
Fells
President
.
hill .
Second of this Aeries of teas
Torn Ames. a Catholic why km ered the principal telk of the Inwill be given. en the afternoon of
Praised by Crites •
lost faith and has been -a flop ever augural broadens!. of.- the new
Sunday, November 8. At that Sea,
sines, is acted by Richard H. War campus audio station WHAT. Con.
a year 'after
than
less
Today,
Amid.11al McIntyre
rm. Wake, Hollander, who played grafoletinK the eledie Glob on Mrs. Felix Morley. Mn,
the formation of his orchestra, he
bald MiteIntoth, and Mr.. Brinton
the role of liners the American their anomplishannte, he ended
.../ ts, ,millets, f& Ierrree has been named the band of the
will act is hostels..
fuhro, in "Margin for Errol.," his talk witra •Warning that it H. Stone
by ernes and megastees•
year
oho trill bring Ad.
Different groups of .Faculty
takes the pirt of Norman Rose, • was the duty of every stodene to In tito• Fifth Annual College Poll
' Amer rhyilymi and epodaond by "Billboard Maga- continue in his preempt canacity meinhers' wives will eponeor the
Jewish burner men.
teas.
various
tryis Jo Heverford Sine,"."the Bible of 'Mow busi.
The benign, middle-aged to old- nl,tll the government wanted him,
This new program wail initiated
for Ms issier-Soph Prom NO- ems,. he were voted the best nee,
only gentleman Stephen Field, ie , .Wetandm-playing of the national
of the Student-Fac, ;maw 27.
peetrayed by David Mallery, who anthem Station WHAV began its at a meeting
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band of the year, the choice - of
: with Mrs. Mel.
Committee
ulty
woe Simon Bine In "Mg Fenn." fleet broedeast. John W. Clark,
eighty i'dd eediesM *Him,'
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drum. At the, same time Leon
Edward Irving, who -oleo played President of the Radio Club, gave
Even more recently Meletym
Riven charge of deThernton Wilder's "Oar Town," the first talk in which be reviewed Lovintow wan
tied for lint Ore in "9.9699'9
teen and R.
the
for
enters
signing
is Pelle, the French butler.
Newest and Grendest Band". In
briefly the history, and stated the Fairies Jordan mat chosen to sciFemale Leida Chosen
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the magurne -of Abe movie world,
policy of the ration.
on student hosts for the teas.
“Downbeat.l. +Many of the band's
Penult, keels, played by Bryn
Profewor Frederkk Palmer, Jr.
First Issue to Make
famous arraneemente, which boMawr girl., are a. follows: Doris then told of Revertant'. original
The student group helping in which politicos say is the eldest
have proven ern.
Bens este the part of Ann Field, radio station in 1927. Hie speeeh
Appearance Saturday wie play here,
the Vernon O'Rourke campaign and most suereesful method of
successful .nn IrSterdaughter of Stephen; Lyn Hay- wag followed by brief talks by
foe COneresemen of Delaware getting votes, that ie, apart from- tinder the editorship of Profes: eatinnily
Bluebird record,.
den, Hope Amon, Tote Ame's ma- several members of the staff of
cotinty has found. during the loot buying them. Additionel jobs this
or Rilph Sargent.' the autumn
ternal wife; Katherine Rand, Alice WHAV.' Serener Ferris, bead of
for vocalism Hal McIntyre has
Week, they are involved in some. week will be potting up potter.
Wale of "The Haverferd Review.' the Four Lyttle Sisters and loop
Kendall, heart throb of Norman the Businese Bolted, Into of its
thing bigger than Obey had count. and 'Vetting the vets out" en
-mike, Ira -appearance Satur- Dexter. The Lyttle sisters have
French Department
Rose; Marian Kreiselmen, Lily eetivitke; Henry H, Gray, Chief
• -• entice day, with ears podded will
•sl •
day. 'efile Review" is dedicated
Malone, a 'eopbistiested attrees.
he appreciated.
Engineer, talked about the actual
To Be Reorganized
Whet began as an attempt to by Interested citizen. of the eem- to the Inuttud benefit of that whole only to lie seen to'
The picture should prove that.
operation of the station; and
stodenfs have
Professor Alexander J. Witham- find out Mmething about pectin munity. To date,
mattered body whielt composes the And they sips' as well an they
James C..geden enumerated his
helping in a been greeted with comments num- Haverford community."
through
politica
-al
tobei
lel of the Production son, teacher of French here for Sr.My helpless gesture towards leg from: "We're Personal friends
duties as
Double Octet to Sing
Uneasier 'Editor of 'The Res
the port several years, left Ha, reform him developed into a close of Jim Wolfenden (011eerkee-oPi
Board.'
Dexter New Vocalist
At Vesper Services. ' .
Records wereplayed during the erford in response to his draft 411 nee, which may end in upsetting. Imneet)• My hatheed ben worked view"-in Heber IS Harper, ee,who
Tony Dexter is their new .voesl' In Bryn Mawr Church . program, with a half hour of lest Wedneedery to become a pri- the ',haunt aryeeittee, eir,s._ for him for 14 years", to 01 don't acquired his previous journalistic. Sat, who at the present time has
SerComposition
as
expeaienee
chastest music following Mr. Mor- vate in the United States Array.
a
all
thee're
hold on the county. In the het care who I rote for;
band for two • AS the Bryn Mawi Presbyterape. of the-NEWS befor6 gradua- only been with the
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ley's address.
First sent to the Army in New few days '• ',number of elrowe fn bunch of crooker' •
weeks. He is quite young, being
lan Church on Sunday, November
A tion. He will smelt Mr. Sargent
Cumberland, Pa., Mr. Willi eon the Wind - have indicated 'itespect., Anyone interested in lending
8, the double octet, &Anne of sixReview" only e.OVenee.n. years old: The •
"Ilie
•
pvtdication.
the
in
and
pertalOi
a
-can
of
sure
be
hand
or ed enthusiasm for the Swarthmore
expects to stay them for th
somewhat similar
teen men picked from the Glee
three .times 'during. the style he YAPS Is
I four days until fully out tied and Peofessor who had planned to run an eriticatioal, amusing experenee appears
Prank Sinatra with o soft mice
Club. will present • program of Cope Leaves Fords
or year.
•
then he will be moved on to Me for the experience, then go into and Mould see Holism] Hunter
Which talks to you. Sinn he is
songs. Preceded by an organ 'pre- I To Cope With Nazis
MaoCrate
RE goon an poss.
of
Robert
articles
feature
the
of
Gee
to
the Nosy.
regular post. If he roes on
so young, he should go far before
lude at 7 P. M„ the octet will sing
tole.
thin Limo will be a syniposinno on
le one were to gen .& blow by Camp Eveniton, he, will probably
ib.e Army requires ho nervier,.
Student,. Canvue platelet
doting the service, which been.
'Art' at Haverford.7 . It will 'tea.•
blow description of the J. V. Son enter the Signal Corea •
Mal McIntyre himself played'
at 7.16.
Ten Ana-mita no for have tried
PerMaifield
by
•articles
cludo
In
shift
There will be a gunnel
Eight Sunday evening Vesper mar team's fight for exiatence, th
the house-to-house canvassing, Spanish Group _Singing. Unit and Richard Bernbeimer as With Glenn Miller until last October when he decided to form his
Services, of whieh thin program cloemiti thing to a knockout punch the French department to make
Pelee Hord
Will Feature Gathering well as articles aboutkneel:mod. An ace Mare with the In the second, will be held In Oh. would be Walt Cope's departure op for Professor Williamsone
and Christian Brinton. • aka' not and the clarinet. he •
Chapel of the Church for atuderde from College. Walter, eRbinie' loss, and no one man will fill in
At the Language House
'Anions the Othee.artieles will be
played' with Miller, when Miller
of private schools and colleges In renter-halfback, left the campu the job as head of the department,
.the
at
Looks
Community singing in Sehniel, "A • Ileadmaster
first orgitenzed his band in 1937
. the vicinity of Bryn Mawr. There to join the American Field Son, Vice-president ',Macintosh stated.
will be the feature of Thursdey Small' College" by Hans. FreeHe added that probably Mr. Bitter.
and" then 'joined the renew:deed
will be one program each month lee. •
et.
Language
the
at
lbsodmaster
.12,
gathering
Jr..
night's
tie.er.
Cope atteeded the Weattown Roos will take ape pr fie <lasses
band on the MItrr vlearta6aet in
throughout the present school
Three Students
well
as
Baltimore,
ht.
at
fielbe
Park
House.
CoMfolt will
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School before coming to Haver- and Dr. William
1939.
year.
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My-Aeries of Rusirian
'American relations wan as "On Draft,ing:Dellene Students"
The band features Eddy SafranLater Vesper Services to be held ford. He wail` occer captain In teach another. 7th` relit of the
Cols
Kittle
of
Tkavidson
study
Carterby
introductory
an
'I,
Swedish
talk
Thursday's
last
of
subject
the
William.
Mi.
in
ski, n Fittebergh bonen the low.
at the Church will include a choir hi. senior year, when Weettown, athdents who were
apnow
language,
Swedish
the
of
by Mies Dorothy Hopper of the
from each of the following for the first time In its history, sone cluam'Will continue- their
.
. Ohe of the outstanding (meet*
• -.'
pears in the ,Haverford curriculum Bryn Mawr Spanish department.
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arraifitekents of the orehmtra in - •
schools: December 6, Haverford enjoyed an undefeated and untied eta*. at Stern Marry. • • ,
.
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departure is the for. the first time in College his- who was accompanied to the meetra
the "Coneerto for Rise: whIch
School; January ID, Quartet drool seaman. He wits also sports• edi- - Mr Williaeon's
B.
Samuel
instructor,
its
and
•
tory,
TD-MSET
BOARD
sett'
girls.
Mawr
ing by ten Bryn
the Church; February 14, Hareem t°, of the school paper, a member second from the French DepartSots off. Safrinskie style to perto
has hie 'thanee
Election .of .ofgers for the re- fection.. •
At the neuter Thuriday night
Collage; March 14, Baldwin of the Triangle Honor. Society, ent In the Pont year as Peeks. Etolies, Jr, '14,
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Mosel; April 11, Shipley Scheel; chief proctor of the Wye' council, r Mantfort Melehier.left earlier be on the teaching end. for a• meeting two weekengo, residents mainder of the present mhool year
'Featured Smith Meek
May 0, Spetial Meek.
of- the Language House heard Mr. is bi be held at a, meeting of the
and • varsity basketball player. to join the Naval Intelligence. change.
.
Bayou
,
"South
on
number.
-members
Such
Studente and' 'faculty
Bryn entice NEWS Board Wednenday
Jean William . - Guiton
the •Shuffie," rand Hale own. elec.;
alike are taking adventage of this Mawr tell in French hie iropres- night, November 4, at
with ,
•"Commando - Serenade,.
new course; tis withened by the Mons of the first toy of the war, I Union.
Memory of a Dann," nItow.Do
enrollnient of William M. HousSnow He Retie' and mane Othton; Albert E. Turner, Ill, and Dr.
••
ece have given hie-music the edifDouglas V. Steen.
ferente' tduch needed to nuke
Coming to Haverford as an ins
eerbabficlick. When these Mina: '.
etructor, Mr. Stokes has . first-,
VERNON Root
'
her are played over WRAF toband knowledge of Ins subject.
While walking into Ardmore in in this, however, es It has in meshy of late about the shortage of man.
night, You can, judge for yourself •
As heed of his department, be
INONiAs
SFAGEL
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recent months, many a Heverford 01)1100. For the peke of making power, As yit, Autorar has been fades the trying probletne of
Carl B. Allenfioeirfer, Associate l problems he gels deOl-With Ring, What. a sensationally. new and
Maine hoe been startled by a all Army equipment uniform and fortunate •enough not to feel that schedule' arreegeineed.
"I ••Rm
*earn style. 1101 Mcietirre loot.
great ratUing and rumbling moa- inteichengeable, • Atltbeer has, be- shortage serieusIg. In the last two having a good •deal of .dilintity In Professor of Mathematice, Is en
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All the work Is Ise secret that'll aeSseg
der, painted olive-drab, which come an assembly line; no far as Peen only eboutlfive hundred, of priding Suitable loom for these' lave of absence from Haverfead too men areworking orrdifferent
looked to be fairly itching for a Its contracts for armored ve- their twenty.five.hundred employ- Meiners," he said. "but 11:30 Fri- and 1$ working by levitation in the
of the
go.
milihieloi
Society Maktis
the
for
Ito
leave
ilehatitig
to
had
do..
for
have
ees
denim
e•pacity
erring
come
Would
It
fight.
day is definite.. The other hour NevieDePartmenb In Wwillnitenn• er knows what the other is doter.
the Pike and act it parsed, the stud- ing the whole job has not been tary services. In some families
has not been amend yet."
D.C.. llie leave of absence will There are generally three teen of Plans for Coming Near •
ent could en painted on the side overlooked eitheir, as Is evidenced working for Autocer has become'
first
.
the
in:
conga
that
problems
'lair
of
• Sdredlsh ie net the only
pr.bssh, last for the "duration'
Loot- night a meeting of ell
kitting of letters and numbers by the fact that it in building Navy tt tradition, 'with father. eon, and
that is being explored by the war." instead of giving college not ore marked reetricted, but that thew.° interested In debating was
each that all hie college learning truclo—complete from rob to grandson In the eomeony's employ triage'
for the fine boys. math -problems.-to lave, he donn'teeury too much weight; the held to make plans foe the coming
either in succession pr. 00., all It Heverferd ardente
could not decipher them.
tires.
.
Randall himself in solving 'problems that seeOnef .are marked . confidential.
three'
are
there'
for
time,
omen. Tentatively seheduled for
the'same time,
If this student teem inquisitive,
Peek Little Manpower Loam .
which-le regarded as much higher
echo/ars, Eugene E. Anderson, Jr.; are elven.
this fall are debates with Swarthhe would have discovered that not
Women Ala
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The exact breech of the Navy in than the Ether; end the third . Is inert, St. Josephs College, and the
Folk pencil/al types of trucks
Holland Hunter, ;ad -Leon Levitt.ente. tut thouaande of such monand no one under
sheret,
marked
working
is
Attby
nat.been
thirrynow
hem
their
out
Allendoerfer
tote
Mr.
to
yeomen
turned
have
which
being
general
who
In
are
tow,
tane were being turned out In the
University of Pennsylvania.
van
nsiw-sssusl
4t,s
nett
the
re.
He
corn.
for
Ordnance.
except
armored
Mawr Is the Boreiu of
ester. A half-track
employed in the factory.
letter alphabet up to,
Ardmore Anisette fatten, Si
During the winter and early
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melee in the capacity of a deities gee them erne they are completed,
the beginning of the all-out wee Cat vehicle In rolling off the aseem- Clerical work, became the other twice a week.
opting the American Economic
no Aped- Mr, Allende:Her said, so he In
heavy
ranged
much
The
km
efecially
ANN,
is
Involve
the
and
for
Positions
hehded
line
bly
productive
full
effort, Autos.%
Foundation will conduct • nationbusirtmg,
',pedal.
very
or'
wohlting
dola
he
-were
The
World
physician
are
lent
ate
the
Corm
Air
BILLEh.
During
Array
FOR
Ott
lifting.
sm..
and
Army
DEADLINE.
capacity has been at the dispose]
al intercollegiate radio debating
were
Attention of students is"ralled ins requires not only use of teeth. it ie Inn.
of the Army and Nevi. In peaCe- receiving a speclailied four-wheel- War, however, eeveral womee
Last July he and his family contest. Each competing college
drive tractor truck. "Large refuel- taken on as inspectors and kept to the.,followhig statement made ematiee tut oleo of statistics and
Umi this factory Ille4 to manufacrelived to Bethesda, Maryland, will select- two representatives
ing units, salvage mfita, red tone after the war bemuse they were by the Comptroller's (Arm .Firet Mechanics,'
and anyone desiring to enter the
ture heavy duty motor trucks, do- other 'specialized equipment are better mind to the job. Two of
semester'bille 'are due and payable . So farm can be known, Mr. Al- which is fairly near Washington:
from Haverfind Amid
ing the entire' into right in the being Pmdeeed for the Aeronauti- these women are still workingg. before November 1; if--not paid, tendoerfer is centering his work Anyone wishing to svelte him can eompetition
to 8603 Hemp. tontact Alexander :C. Tonillann,
cal Burrell of the Navy.
One of them has become a grand- students will be. ,debarred from around the Important work of sub- do no by writing
"'dm."'" plant•
President of the Debating Soetatie
Betheada, Md.
Ave.,
eked
the
`Specifically
detection.
Melina
ray.
dining
the
and
einem
The war ha. brought • change , There has been considerable talk mother during the interval.
WHAV BEGINS
BROADCASTING nose
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Student O'Rourke Backers SARGENT EDITS
Gain Political Experience NEW 'REVIEW'
A. J. WILLIAMSON
ENTERS ARMY
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Stokes Inaugurates
Course in Swedish
Probe
w
Armored Combat Trucks Manufactured
By Autocar Plant for Army and Navy
Allendoerfer, On Leave,
Engages in 'Secret' Work
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Well, lets has been happeningarouno here. WHAV -opened its
,broadcasting •facilitiee'leet Tuesday, and from the •looks of things,
lita4Ndarn basMM.. no the paha 'of Its hand. The program. are
mmouragine. and the reeeptlem in Mr done, le least, to good. The
Reelio Club tried to enliet the help of Bryn Mawr in'proelding Pm.
Tht, first thing that 'bindweed ems that seventy-ilie girls •
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Speaking oe Bryn Ma.. Leant up to Deebigh'e hall.darne tent
Senn-4y. Met a deride girl named Helen Highwater. i didn't see.
Milko MeNecehe them. which ...fortunate: not Met there Is anythem between taa.bbt you know how situations like that can teeeroe
mpbareieing: The metres:re was red Not, featuring • Sax: end fon,
the number of ruse in the band for outnumbered their
rhythm,:
·
. Ad~i•tt'li
Limas:
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~h.-.n.I
Edward.Uiilltl.ill
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,W an -exotalant danger, with a
F.,..\Mame
edlectie. of current tribe
(Worm. f'.
1.ahllll,i.Dc:
rd S.
Kir.ha
S. llglenkine
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lilehervi
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Johnt·.I Whifehead
nit.
end eeditirledkore Some goy, probably.
disperltiun
pervhe
~htrk
Wliebt
L.WJ
MarkL:
Bair
Eldridge B;air
t:lohldgl'
, h:bt
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played baegle-woogie during Intermisalon, whic
Princeton,
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returned.
musicia.
the
of
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a
when
himete.ien
into
Ji·.
menet
II . P.htht!r i.lili>lu..:utt.
.•Mnullo~~·t': H..Mxtber
Ath:_o•rti,.iutr'
Lippincott, IX. •
Adverialmildarrarr.,
Brown
S.. Brown
J 1tr~-t.l S.
lilliiJCt' r: Jared
tlon l5.000,,':
(Jft'ulli
Eireplition
Our .8ople4tmler Prom Is earning up on the 27th of November.'
ln~~on
, l..)'
uliatr~•·: Hu.;;o,IJ
itueeell IllM.
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CCompueltion:
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1
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A~..•ocJ~:
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to evk env of the giro in my high school. eta...whoop I had al.,.
Pier.n. JJr.
John WO
~
Purdy ·
'A, Poordy
an ald 'A.•
.. Watkfu·
Watithi•
W..
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l:lrhw·"
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initialed. You temenahey I ,never doted in high solueol, but'sime
.
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Vin-inttW": JJr.
Jo; . Vineinger,
ll~•ry
livery E.
J utnt,.. II . "''or!
Worl ,
1-:<;l.-fc:\th, IH
htHIIIl' II.
TTheresa
UP• •··• .·•
he,. perm la Hemelonl. 004 hove ginned • wealth of esperienee in
C. : A inor.J , Jr. '
H. Eelefelde,
\ 't;JbOhW1h
ElLnoith e'..Alverd.
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'There's tote of work condim up, and era. maenad trader, io if
N. Uyr!~:·
k t;..'l\tor:
George/M.
ERtor: Goortrt!•'
.•l'hutUtrfiiJih
Phousgrephie
und!!.ntand. · i:Nr
two
Our twu
mt \'ury
you'll underatand.•
. ~. v
regularly, you'll
very · NIIU)I.r1y~
ou duit't hl.•r
)"Yee.don't
from cop
lmer frotn
A"""uclatl·,.
Arimeiater:·
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lt; but
tell me'
boysu.n
the,~.
but fha,
welt
Verywe
outver~
working~~~t
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bew~;~rklnr
' 'dMeng
to be
nto"'
mento.
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new
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W, !W\'o•rin¥h1Hi,;
Edward
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Severingheas R~ S'
Jehe 'AV.
Delta&
Poter H. '::itV:.~n~
B. Day
Robert_B.
.Colby J-CMMeting by
night. &inkinc
SaturdayniJ'htil
in ~tllf'daJ
comingin.
furl<co~lq
meth fun
out nt.~i!
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advent, 42R0i
payableinIn•dViU!.o.o•,
•ubserip:tiee.!NII)'Oilolr
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days. Pia:at
thesect.ya.
n thl!M
swimmer.
of' ••hnme
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hav won lot.
pond ltu
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0117 111111,
at ii.Jl)'
cvu
begin•t
may bo.'~ein
renta
thit
..y that
They say
. .They
Khlnle': Co.le
t!Mo
Cook.
tr<tiholt.&.
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troeholte.
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of
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coupleofofo!Jwtn
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but" ellainion"
happhn
havet.omi.
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guinea.. lulva
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PrintinJ( Company
Ardn:ur.. Printing
tlu: Ardmore
ui the
Tu"'~·,\n)' by
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l' tlnt•·•iovary
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of
thinking
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all the
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whole -Rhine," class the works, to make sureof·
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luown
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ba''" its
Haverfurdilisrol~l
H•\·erlurd
Om brilliant polymath
p~~:!"::;
~r~~
never merle
hart :;;:;.!:!
"Iihinfe, Petersen
be .1111111I the eaPerts. but~~:"~.r
will. !n~~:.po!-;~,~~~t
(and I emote my FAVORITE new.paper)
•rwiabla neor~
anenviable
.. .an
.. InInkllllf~~
"Shinic". .
for aa "Rhinie"~
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Extt.•tuJ
Privilege · · r .: •. ·
Voting
Extend.\'olin
hot net_hold
more. Money'm
alvre. u.ae ~me.
canal'l(aJJ
theloodt
forthe
Thanksfor
Money'• nq-~.
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IS LITTLE
i-tEJU~
bilfrauther . .ire :O•nlu
thebitku·thor..
thattht!
NOWthnt
It01.1131
HERE...18
out us well az it did lest year, but you know how that 171. I
1
(.:u
..
will pegs
P4lf'3
19-ycar-old· men will
anti /9-year-oid•imen
the
Qfs_i 8 end
icing Jn_
e drafting eft.18
h:ing
that my Blustrious brother has Snaked two therms in
enderstend
Our
Have rlord, toO:
han liked
would have
but Our
• .He
toe: .but
liked Haverford,
h\Jrh
willl feel
Be would
e ft'ecj:s
bad.
the effects
toobad
reel the
enuttpdente
mhool:too
and
Melt lt'h'uol;
soon,
~tudent:; wil
very:40on,
·rntv1r
111~
ungr~:t:< \'Cr\'
lebragrms
•
of
loads
here's lo
gar:, Anyway,
ad, of
Searthemee'sx-am.
boa iaio g,._.,.rtbmure'•
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ALUMNI NEWS
Crows Nest
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'ebrui&;y ·ui.'
1-'ound~.'ll J-February
' 'Fetraded
15, 190e
• •
Tuesday. October 27, 1942
I IAVERFORD NEWS
TWO
TWO
the
'Of 'the
lowering·Of·
the lowering
accepttht!
Peoph!
to ;ieccpt
ready-to
nog~lldr
deeuo"'
People, tir~
~~~~~~ "::o t::tr;;: i~
r:
Cove,
Pirmeni
•
ew
and, ffew
crnt>rgcnC~.J -and
W;tl'emergency,
thewar
t•Xil{l'lll:~. ofo(the
'as,an exigency
age-=a~.ni1
dratt- ~~e
• dra.ft·
have.
many halve,
not men5
H~\\·e,·cr. not
. HOwever.
to,i_tit.
object to.
ntio~:<~l>: ol.lj-:ct
ciinscientiodsly
~ :wm cbn~ie'
'In The Editor's Mail.
the
distinguishes
:-~tinj:ui" h e~ the
officially di
..di!Cntliou thitt
thin ofliciully
Aken !lito
that Lhi~
d titiren
calishieratIon
Into cOn
,
NEWS;
the NJ-;WS:
Editor.ofof :he
the E1lito1·
tasks ·• To
men, ·cup11ble'
the hUlks
u:o~- men,
equaltotothe
ande<!Uttl
19 ;.t.."Rr
18
'Capableorofa-nd
To thl'.
group ac
year grOLIJI
18.19
g11m~
footbull games
l)' aucn{l
who
Haverford football
l
U
the Havtll'fOrd
of
attend the
Thole
,
regularly
wilerf(Uiar
us
of
Those
now
formll
Kr~up
that
:-~hort.
In
group forms now
... 'nnd
citizens:In short.
other~itizcn,;.
ofothci·
dutiesof
andduti~:~
conviviality
eetural conviviality
end natural
internality lulsJ
theinformality
ebservation,th11
all obaervation,
from. ~ll
l jo)', from
ci'
enrol',
udcd from
\·ltich i:<
from whic-h
excluded
IS e~cl
r~~ritu111ibl~ citiZenry
of reanunsible
: minority
1a
citizenry,, \'which
minority of
little
sturdyJittlt
onlya turdy
Ouronly
Our
these.
th\-.1!.
such
"' on
•uch
occasions
mconmenies(IC('aslon•
whiehaccompaniu
1n
Edaor's
4
more
one more
un~w-pai.Wd ieuinx
FleJd'f .unsurpassed
just one
Walton Field's
:setting'iais just
l(rand"tand
in Walton
grandstand in
t•cp(e;oen.t.atiOn
government.
the 1{0\'t'rllf.;,cnt.:
repriusentatiOnininthe
we like Op eopsider as.
characteristic "Institutions- which'
of thou H:":er:r:~;;.~~~~~~~i~~~~~tlons"
no :~,:h:~
are no
fathers a.re
their father;~,
, their
Ilk~ l9_c-optidtr :•·.
-18,
~hithi, we
of ·18
age of
the a.f{e
teach th~
youths t-e;~ch
Whenyotatw:
° Wtfei1
tradition.
part of 11.eerfuerPs
In,
theirln-.·
s i!Jinthe.ir
exemptions
them.a~toexemption
post them.
to po:<t
;he
extendtoto the
perMittedto
hiformafity Uh!.nd
andInformality
lu;lJf'tlr:
conviviality and
r . OIJJ[ht
aid tonvivl~lity
longer.per:.n;itted
oughtoid
lto"''(vt·
However.
and
description and
Ought -a.e deacriptlon
gimes? Ought
thesePm~!
announcerofofthen
of tthe
realmur
he:' announc~:r
.. ruln•
(and'
earners(and
w~Ke eunierH
are wage
th·e y are
18. ifif they
At 18.
returns.
tunu.' · •At
tax re_
'come tax
·.ct~me·
.. throughout
)l 1•
the
a•nie, ampli"ed
ll pante.
throughout the
is..
es*
ampillied 11
np•-ct"tion· of
ihl
football
of 1.a footbn
iateepretation
18 one
one cittlh·
tax.· At 18
incomet ttx.
ownincome
theirowh
paytlwit·
numy
must \lilY
they mu:-et
dre), thcy
many tire),
no
be 10
this description
dii8C riptlon be
care,-ought-thl8
field, OJIPI>IIt
as ot.trii,-{IUJI'ht
well
as wt
ll "'
opponent%
nt'a a11
entire lidd,
embody
to embody
a n11ouncer to
. Rilannouncer
ofan
role of
t.h~ role
and comparI~
will, and
'!
camper- "hullll)rou.aly"
Is Itit the
~choul or
hiKh school
partisan?
never Will,
or he JH!\'Cr
linil'lhct.l high
ehemorously" fl•rtllt~n
either finished
has either
• hus
Ita
and Be
team and
homf' team
the 'home
or the
mind Of
of mind
Jllrlt of
the I!Piro
conveythl'
forthwith c-onve)'
and fDrthwith
h:n·e more
cit.iY.enli have
than t~nd
\·o·lill.lf citigena
vur' voting
more than
of'our
f.~- of
r.tl\~etY,· •Jtettki_nf{, TAr
. atreetgapeaking,
,
.
·
·
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tolluwl'ro<
follower.?
.
•
educo.~t iuh.
~alool education,
a
hig-h selMol
:1 high
SatUrday )'.-!ling
yelling
Field nut
Walton Field
on Walton
next Sattirduy
1.11, turn out
l.otrt'l!,
out on
of us,
all of
Leer, :~.11
"smell.
thin"tmaJ(.
outthi~
let'scut
butltl'l
m totolick
Wealeya0,but
/irk Wesle)•a{i,
team
thett'll
headsotrNTforforthe
our ht•ad"
·we all
all our
he· furp1-;
farnE'we
of tthe
daysof
the day11
in (hC
longer livingin
<ire no lou)Cer_li\'illlf
Weltre
.:: ' We:pri!IA·J,w)x ..
the press-hos.Crom the
t-manatl~lf from
lf" emanating
•'
refill"
time aui
ctti- time
voting cillo~ 'the
'the\'Olinli
as
well 11.
as well
know.u:s
and knnw.
read ttheremespapers.
~,l"ne"::o~Jl~tpcr:o. :11111
_re11~
nO
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other
Inottier
events.In
'nntioiHII en~nt~.
atufnatiohul
worldnnd
goingQnoniuinw01·ld
whati:oIsgiJillJ.:
genswhut
• zeuS
_)
.
I.:L except ),nrUc·
partic--."
respect:except
every rC1<1JIL'
men111inev;;_;.y
\\Ordl'i
consideredmcu
orecon:<!deJet.l
wea1c
words \\C
lower
to
bill
preo~vnt
The
NEWS:
the
of
lower
to
To the Editor
n in
i)IUllo
ourselves. The present bill
governingout·:~ch·~.
in J.!OVeruinK
!nation
,
V11.A, 'H '
HASTINGS. '21,
TO READ CITY
PUBLIC WORKS
..J ~K:~c~·~!~~~w ,;~~l~,~~~!~:v~~f~~J~~~~-t;~{~~~n~~:e:!:~
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HAVERFORIMAN
CAMPAIGN NETS
SUN TOT ATE
- This mega joint HeeerfordSwarthmom alumni luncheon
vele be held at the Sylegnia
o or, nowrawr
12,30.. The Havarfeed .Chrb,
Volunteer Deuetions
Montclair Resident
which W sponsoring the ovate..
Shmw Markod Rise,
AppointedePct. 13
'fins sseoroa • Dr. E. LeRoy
Set as 14000
Goal
•
To New Ppoition
Athletic.
of
Director
Mame,at the Ileiveraity of Pennsylextra con1MMM -Ilbermsees
woo
' Alan W. Hardie.,
speaker.
a
as
vania.
to the Alumni Assotributions
Own.
'appointed to the TAO,,,
. last year the first annitai
ciation ere the outstanding lem
mission of, Moutelah•g 14.1 00hiecheon wee sponsered by
tom of the Altilaverford camtabor 19, and is itei`def.7.as di.
the Aw.thinore Club of Phila.
noire, elated Heber Theurer, '42,
'
rector of public works.
Ralph* nod proved to be a
acting Alumnr.Seeteterv.
Aaetive of Lineel,'Nehreeke.. treat auteese. Algoma are MA tae! of moo ha been re.
$• from
' Hasten rocelved
ed to note eJri. date. hecium
mired a for of the $4000 called
.Plaverford in 1921. and the fol.. le
rigt b be an Importrum
p.
for in 01. years budget. The
•W.I. Year received a 8.8, in
number of alumni who bone me.
electrical. engineering from the
vibuted so far is behind Nat of
Maseachesette Institute of Teebnology.. He is now Viempreti- Haute Jones, Stitneott,
the same period but year. Hovedent- Si tha• Engineere Public Tarltingtos Presented.
r tel number of alumni who
Service Company of New York. With Roosevelt Medal'
have made cove ueeteibutien.
-alignea first worked. as a
i. mere than half main Chid for
re
'85,
Jones,
M.
Runs.
Dr.
utilities
atildent engineer: with
this time o ymr eso, - and Ma
eelved the Rooravell Dintinin Illinois. Iowa and Miehjgan
sanount extra is 45 per cent
geinhed Service Medal today in
employeeof Stone.I.Webster
Co. of Boston. He joined the Now York City..
• bon-Alumni Contribute
Other reciptenta of dm Award,
Engineer. ?Nola - Servke Coreconsidernble number of
•
mild, by the Theodore Roosevelt
a.), no assistant to the ',resident in 1925. In 1934 he was Memorial Aim:elation, were Sm- alumni in the survive have alrel., of - Wer Stiles.. end ready- mode their contribution,
appointed to his preeent position
velebreted
Hobe releasing an extra amount
Booth Tarldartoa,
as Viempregident
'
for the benefit of another elute.
Since 1925 he hen lived In Indiana 'author.
Be, Jones W. chairman - of
ue who bserving his country.
Montclair He Is married, with
ome eternal in the: service have
a son and daughter attending the American Friend. Service
Committee. to College he. was themselvea given ext. amounts
Monteleir High School..
Prelident a his. chow In his
•
Several members of the FeeSenior year, - es *ell as being
C. Dam, '17, Addresses "Spoon Han." He was Editor:- ulty who are not Heverfoid
•
•
alumni have made contributions .
Natienal W011.111'S Party in•Chief and Business Manager. to the Alumni Association this
On Post.War Problems of the elieverfordian,"- and I. a yee, Among them Is Robert
member of Phi Beta. Kappa He
,Johninon, Superintendent,who
Colby Dore Dam, '17, spoke Is the author of mane litemrY ' could attend without charge
before the National Woman's
Werke: eThe Story of George most of the events to which
Party in Washington October Fox." ".Quakerism, a Religion of membership in the All.kaver.
3. no • eddre. vats titled Life," "The Later Periode of ford Plan entitt. him.
"After Peace: •Conmetitian or Quekerisin," and may others.
Pittebergh Learline Centriberter •
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. Cooperatlon?" . •
Alumni in arts served by WDan, anoted Payehalegiet. Beaton, geed of British
Editur and Eionomist, hod on
eal Haver/ant emietiee mink in
the sob-title for hi. speech "The CooperatHe Congrese, • the following order .for per cunt
Post-War Struggle for Power." To Speak at Town, Hall
silted oti to date: Pittsburgh,
`The real arils of the war,"
Washington, - Maryland, New
Neil S. Beaton, cholera. of the England, New York, The Mary.
Dem Mated, i.is cot on • the
world-wide battlefrvnes but in Bring Cooperative GODSON* mad I.d Society lug distinguished
the soul of the human animal." •p.t .chairman of • the - British itself by a larger per cent em
the
He issued a plea for more Trades Meier. Congress, will speak nulled at this time than
North Broad
intelligent leadership in the set... se Town Hell. 150 North
lost year.
tlement of the problems fol- Street, Philedetphm.
&J,5 on i'Darnocraces Anlowing this min than was main., night - et
ifested in the settlement of the rtiver-Consumet Cooperation..
Raving held On highest position E. Field, '97 Elected
problems of the last. '
which the organised workers .d Moderator of Synod
organized consumers of Gent .
•
FieW. 04,
Reversed
Britain <an give, Mr. Beaton, who
Psychologist Accepts
tz at the some time head of the .0, elected Moderator of the
New Job With NDRC
Scoltisit Cooperative Whoia.le, Synod of Baltimore of the Pree• Harold, Richard Alsekwell, mie of..Scotland's largest business byterl. Church of the United
rrveleed his Water'. De. organisation, Sew from ,Scotland- States at its June meeting at
to this errantry to eddresa the 18th' Hood Centime, Frederick, Std.
gr. in Psychology '.lea
'Dr. Field I. peek, of the
biennial Congrem of the 'Coopers1942. at Brown University.
nee- Leanne of die United States_ ,Pgesbyterlan Church at Dover,
Since the trventing of his
Delaware. The Synod embraece
grve, he has been ai Brown on a
'ritr thie appeal.. of the • churthes of northern Virielteta
fellowship: working. toward hie "f TA
e, the District of Columbia,
Doctorate in Psychology. He Mr. Seaton in Philadelphia can hr recently accepted a position as obtained et the. door or from the Maryland, and Delaware.
Ramme, PatehoIegist with the Philadelphia Arek• Crvirendige Field ix the author of • pateld.
'National Defense Beseech Federstion, 2112 Pine altmet, o tic pageant-deer., "Then Free:.
.publietiod by W.
Ceunell, and Is now at Wheaton the .'Pentaylvenia 'Credit Hobo do," recently.
H. Baker Co. of Sown.
League, 1394. knee Street.
College, Norton. Mass. ,
•
Lila winter en editorial appeeeed in the NEWS gemming
ileverfortge obliention ti the Negro -segment of hoe population.
'Whether or not each college editorials are effective in the moldine
or didreting of mum,m opinion in a debatable question, but an far
Us the tulminintrallon concerned, It Is obviou. chat there has hem
•
lib trviatien of policy.
•
~eed:etl
..t·n; Needed
l\lore
Chet.»
Three (;h
Than Thrt~~
More ',l'hau
Samford hun el.. been • leader in the constant fight for
. r N SEPTEMBER 11939, CHEERLEADING end cheering
...hit reform and the betterment of Mankind. Backed by old Quaker
Ji had reached ..law ebb at litayerford. Few students show:
ideals end Decline. it IS ogle Natural thaLthe college should charm
cheerleMd·
two.cheerleadonl)' two
were only
th ere were
J..':tme:~. there
pion niinoilty rights. but it hen certainly evidenced no positive action
h.•im~· games.
the home
fo~ the
Ult for
.,·cf
ed up
the field of Nigro education. In an effort to develop men imbued
its •
mostofofits
lose(no:<t
wn:-~ expecll•d
expectedtotolo-"c
team was
Joul hull team
t he 'football'
u.nt.l the
t•rs,and
- erg,
with 0r their coneepts of Ameridan :citizenship we have racentlY
~urn~ .
"pened anew•Goderement houee where undergraduates miry study
end die1.4 the multithrio. 'nobler. of nur deraetnette spate,
nt Robert
Robert
cttthu:-~iu.:etic lcadershil'
President
of Pre:<itlc
nd!-!r th~
l!
leadershipor
the enthusin.Stic
Under
thief It le consciously living up to these
ant- - Con Hemeloni rightly ear
definite n,tmade aa dcfi~ite
'43 mad~
of '-13
Classor
FrealunanC.:lass
the_1-'rc~hnittn
.AlacCrato, the
. t.\lacCro.ttc,
higher, Miele al eilizenehip when there Is not a Negro etudehl on
bof\llteK.
ThrOUJ.:h
·
bonfires..
.
year
Through
that
year.'
:tpirit
that'
spirit
collc~e
college
n~\'l\'e
to revive
hJRl\11
tempt to
the CIL1111.1. today?. Where can we Meek the question with more
poigniney thin within our own mile/?
c~m!ll el~- knowledlCC
u complete.knowledge
"'nmel'i. and'
and a
hu m l.l games,
at home
attenduncc :tt
hikh
high attendance
.
A speaker Meeting • week or two age pointed out with well•
s ucCe:t.:<ful.
*ere highly suceessful..
they\\·en~
cheers,tliey
son)!:<~ :t;HI
and chcCr·:-~.
••f
their songs
of thcil·
deserved pride that Haverford ha,yibBngty ervepted three enthral:
m~re-cheer­
l('um:<, more
cheer1\·iuni tigteams,
ur winning
e return
return of
ized Jeprineee Students whereas the prenident of a argd mid-westero
the
with th
1941,with
By ·1941.
ueiversity,rvuld testae his way elver to admit'. MeMbent,of that
nd thciJ·
saunastheir ~uecesJ!­
Cla;~s or
''43aand
Lilt.' Chess
of '·t.~:
rallies, _the
unci ~1orc
more r~tllie·,.,
h!ad~•~~: and
' leaders;
vozw. Thhi is decidedly • eredit•to leeverford. Honey, mcept for
b~&c !\ .
spirit back
ught Hm:cdur·tl's collcl.:'~· ,.;pirit.
hro
brouglitlitiverfurtri'cellege
had
r:~, '44
t•ors.
'45,h:ul
and'45,
'44and
numerical negrietiens, theeinivermitles draw no color line. Dom
Haverftind? . •
·
tu··w.
level.
respectable lc\'ci.
47.0 rbpect...Lie
•
Negro and white nom me fighting this werMide by eida. -Fighteams, th~c_
teti tteams,
them itc of
unbentoi
. inint~p
two uubc~t.
of two
r in
spite
_So
194k.
let i94~
for
Sofu
ing for what? Ostensibly to preaervi our meted :eights of freedom
nutinfained.
ill! maintained.
to be
i.o~ to
le\'Ci is
IIi:< level
that- .Ithis
)oa-~o
indituktion-thar
no indiCJ.,t,tiuu
been t:u
enW to relieve the oppressed peoples of the world. - at Imst that ill
has beL•!!
whin our lenders tell'es, and yet, when we pick up the paper and
e .c'xccpli~~~~
literally aa
exceptionofofliterally.
the
!;unw Jil:mcs.
withth.
gi■meis;with
Thu
spirit at home
The11-JJirit
•reed 'of om:oree of two lyearings • in. e week, we molt pause ana
det~e n: ln:-~.~ mcn ha,.;
been dehas bt.~n
hullu
upperclassmen
dozenUl~
dozer Jt hinic:- ~ntl
half it~ltw.\:'n
.n1111
dor.en
weeder. Cat we. ae lieverfordien, Mend aside and adrb:ic that we
_,;
nee utterly powerle. to alleeiate tids pgraduidear Munition?'
l•lontiJh.•.
: ploral
Negro education, or rather tack of It. rs definitely one of, the
Admitday.:t\dm~l­
miserable'duy.
MIa If ml>lct'lt11Je•
wa:t -on
~;u'nc Were
om~: game
Admittedly. one
Allmittet!J~·:
roeer of the eve. It Li in this Mild that Haverford is able to offer
below
been below
hit:sl.lcen
Saturday has
last Sttturduy
before ht.sl
the
che~J•Icmlin~ct. IJcfut'c
e cheerleading.
tedly. th
icdly,
ewt. ..1th,
Whit Lem it? Shall we continue to sit
then
con the fence at" to,..veiO belch the tumult below, or instead,thee
of
training of
thetrni~ini
"nece:~~tlillh!JI the
h;i\:~ necessitated
Knuluation have
;wllgraduation
Wurand
I•M~. War
•'par.
the challenge sbee..iy. Lax hy 'admitting Negreee, continue to dphold
berill
h it,·c .heart
lcum:~ have
tl\e teams
n•l'll. A111l
admittedly the
u.:w limn.
And :ulmitfedly
our Llt·outd
ffour
b d 11,W
•
.•
the Hrverford tredition.
H'o)\'e\•er,
gnihd.:<tnnd .. However,
~uhdue.saagrandstand.
t:u"""thut
that subdues
wiJ.Jt
ease
all uu
with
...,·inuinl-t'
.• • Winning
.
- Sincerely.
undcrgraO·
r <!uKuJt:l, for
not reasons;
for undergradt't>mcdicti. not
'lllibuld·IJ~remedimi,
' fuel-"
t tle.cc
siflould•he
'facts
.I hese
Crium-roiwtee vas I-Lierver, '41
.
hom~ it"ametl,
nttCnding hornet/amen,
cheer~. attending
n~wcheers,
l~urhiltl{new
inhorning
. nate
laxity in
u atc lenity
.
·
i~tot·y. • -0. .
mentoto \;vietory.•
their men
•nd ..chout:in::
1end
shoutingtheh·
RADIO...PROGRAM
defeat ·
L'fl totoTige
and dereUt'
rise and
n be
expected
be exJK.'(:t
team ca
foot lmll .1..”111
the football
Jf
can
If the
they
and•Swarthmere,
Hamilton,ltt~d·
SwurthmOre, t~ey
rivals..as
.ugh
\\'c~ih.:}'11'!:._ llamfltun.
t/'1 Werdeyetu,
U&I! 'r}\"ul,;:_o
l"_
Polo, Profeezi Sutton,
. :Tuesday. Pet. 27
Whitehead, R gway.
·
rooLens.
their rootersrom thetr
UPPV'rl ffrom
showofof.""~ sullOTt
have.a
~ :~how
must h:l\'e
muet
'1;90- Light amides.
CIMiS,lo( '46o be-the Clase■of
Lee
by the
:epon:;Ot."ed by
1 al(\•,sponsored
wlll.
' •J'hcrewill
hel>t·a11rally,
. ,. There
Themday. Ott, : 29
I'm0 - Junior •;SilPhoom'e Pr°.
7:00 Closnie Half Hout 4' • •
very tough
\Ough
Ihe ,,ery
bufore!hi!
night.nbofor-:
Committee Program.
Friday night
grandstand ~·rlthty
the ~raml.:<tutf~
hind the
hind
8:00 Meat the Faeulfg
the HHandanl;lprinted.in
l.n the
cheersprint~d
andchet•rl'l
10 The Recoid Album. •,
songsand
The ~ong~
trame, The
Wealeyangame.
.WcNcyan
'
leaser Sargent
Wednesday. Oct. 28
ay.• Let'~
Saturday,Lers
FieldSaturd'
WaltonField
nd ononWarton
therea and
ekedt here
be uiu.'tJ
will be
!oak Will
• OOok
•
.
7:30 '111ft. "Behind the Battle 810. Football
ai(airi·Saturda)'
• Le.t's.'a ll 'be th~re
there again'SattardaY
nil(hL Le:1'4'1111e
.Y.U
Friday night..
theri, Fl'ich&ybe.there
all be
.c. famous News •
Front"
11.8
0:40:
nd '80.DK¥
our
of our
cheer" ·aand
-songso!
the cheers
kridw the
_,. :all
let'''s
And let
all know
-tt(Urn·QO,i.
aftersimin. And
9,00 Royer Smith`, Hot Jaaa:
MO Smyth Anemic. Music.
from .
.a •Cep
down.fn>~~~
stepdown,
note
Up,
stepup
'gtiJI
he ol'ltt!p
still~a
·19-42 t:an
eert
C<Jtleve.
efillege. 11142
1 Pot·
Monday; Nov. I
80 Compue Hit Parade
. "
..,
•
9:00 bp& Shoe:- Professor
Bryn. Yawn Week
,941. .
11941.
eO.nllllementttry
11 complementary
hy n
!)C followed by
,.·houltl be
IS should
• t'he
oge to 18
draft .ou'e
the druft
18 ~·mtr:o.
2-mire,
to 18
voting <tge
the\'otinJ.:
age to
•. n~coa.cure_.lowct·inK
Measure loweringthe
Mercer to. Address
JointAlumni Lunch
S
ALUMNI NOTES ,
Wilfred H- Wkkerehara Lnow dote. Scheel at Fort Sill;
hoe
Eng-Meer enth International Tel- horns . I Fii•Id Artillery). He
ephone. nod Radio Mfr. Corp., been with the 188th Plaid Artil.
Wry for two /met,
East Newark. N. 1.
.191.5
.
19.
•
Item. Harry C. Hassel* and hie,
'Eugene „Rederan Shien...3,
wife enhounee lice birth of a em,
Meryl.. Is now a Lieutenant be
the, United States Naval Re- • on September la •
1936
nerve.' •
•.• Davit C. 'Melon with Id.
1932
wife • and 'son,' moved In July
William E. 140.1e. Jr.. hes
Mess.. to 45 E.•
Niietheeld,
from
been Anduetee _Mkt the Armis
•
N, V.
Glerieh toed, Sikh,* -Perk, Pa.
•
1910
employed ere ,
now
is
Elkinton
Mr.
hie
W. .1:..Brockelhend is now ' - James N. Stanton. Jr. end
the porch.ing Departraent of
birth of
Peofessor of Law at the Univer. wife annopice the
•-.the Philadelphia Quer. Co-; 121
StanPhillips
Eleanor
daeghter,
•
sity of Kansas City. .
- South Third St.
ton, barn- May 18. 1942. .,
Dail I'. eleCene. his been
• ;
• 1928
Itheten
thietter•Sergeant
prichmted fmm lad Lieutenant
Carl F. Iterilaser is no at Stokes I. now et-OgIcedi .Candi•
•
to Captain. His address is now
• Camp Bowie; Texas. He went
- HMIs. Hard Med, Tng.
•
them with • eadre in July to
COLLEGE CALENDAR
Camp Robinson, Ark....
help orgenies a new field halt1937 •
er, unit. A sup* Serge-tint. he
•
at
sing"
:y
i
uelt
",L
'in
.Coo.
'•
;..-4:
nisfp
.:
eS"Pra
TI:
011W G. Brown. erv87. ended,
arida It very„Intereethig worb. •
lode Ones of employment With
His address' I. Co. D, 0th QA1'
Camp B - .. Texan,
Wr 'Tea felletti. Graham Brow_ Inc. of Loa: Aneity
s`d.
4en% -°se
8:74
g."
eelee in the Melding material
1929 • ,.
i2 in business, .lie her been .drafted
e..hr .
nr''
7ro
John & Cooper' haw, been no
and b 00 active duey. No gradpm
his
from,
absence
of
leave
uated from Long Beach 4ohlor
: speak in college in June, 1930, and front
*tnrierre3te
u7a"‘
sunan ax Assochite,-Preteuer of
.'C'
'
'd .'.FR."
e/:..SY
Te,:lm
Collection on The College and Penton* College, in June, ISM,
"Geology at Ohio 'Wesleyan Unithe Conuneeitg."
lzersity. dike June I. :Since that
1998
time, he hoe been enraged in the
ss anCdheralg:
Sotrd :tri T="
Anbree C. Dickson. Jr.. is Priheld study of tun.the arid ether Club Meetleg.vate In endre of a Reception
strategic minerals for the U. S.
Wedniellay. November 4:
Center Co. at Camp Leh, Yu, His
Geologind Survey in Idaho and
NEWS. Board Meeting at 8. present addre. is Co. /3, 1909 S.
adjacent state.. His present ad. e•lock 'in Haverford Union to
U,, Camp, Lee. Pa
dims ie U. S.-Grvlogkel:ServeY, elect new hoard. •
H. Hue, 2nd. ha 'just.
•
Campus Club ideating.
Cupropr, Idaho.
.
finished the work for ble-Ph-12.
Send., November 0:
'1330
Octet to eine at Bryn Mater in Philo/4,phi. at the IlnivereMY
7,16
at
Church
Trmbyterien
of Mends and. Will rimedre his
. IA. John L. Itlaskenan, Jr..
degree in Ftbriaery. Ifs bee' 01 0
U-S,N,R.i Is. :stationed at the. P. M.
a Enreceived • eommni.oi
lag. Training School. U. S.' Tuerdey, November 10:
Navel Air Station,' Quomial ' Edwin Hahn to eye. In Col- sign, URNIR, and will go On
lection.
god,
. durde:Noveinher
Point, H. I. •
1115
George R. Hallett. Jr., recently started leaching ucourse in
Neer York City Government at
Now York City College in addl. '
lion to Ids regular work . see.'
rotary of the New York Citl-sen's Union and an aasecMte bee- •
retery of the National Mirelcipal .
Lengtie. Ws address is, 2843;
62nd St. Jaekson Heights, L. le ,
•
HAI/I111'0ED N
TooSdltY. October 27, 1942
TO WIN
P TO
ROMP
. S·ROM
TED:
D·. FORD
UNDEFEATE
MORE TO FOOTBALL
240
EN, , 24-0
EL~VEN,
i<INs
INS ELEV
HOPK
oHNs'S-i1bJ?
JJOHN
OVER_
THAN MEETS THE EYE
line Out
•
'*- :
'
itanagerti, et at Integral Part of Tenn;
PENN CHARIER
TOPS JAYVEES
SPORTS t•AI,RND.\R
. Jones, Barium Tally i.
AS Hornets Hack VP
Fourth Straight. Win
Do EL,..11 Ikrecrow
-
Mauliss of Work Behind Each Win;
•
•'
.
• •
.
••
.
...
.....
• •
thlober
Soccer • aril h 111 sinus. here,
•
Br MARK L. %%icor,
•
Jayvee nix., with Penne)].
l'ase Star,
of
IMmd...._,IJf
autos. month, hundreds
the....a~:..u....
duringdl,l
durinl'·SATURDAY
But Forth Lose, 204)
Oeteher all
Saluda),
eongridiron·
colorful arkllnm
thrilling, ec»lorfid:
watchtbrUUns.
theme.. of spectators 'l'(a,teh
whole
the
ressn'l
Art lona
iletien,
a
wildWt•
Football
see
to
dietetics
Sparked: by Dick Moliown.
.1.0. on Waken Field Met Setae,
•' u.s etall over the mutiny. Fan .often Revel .great•
the ineetinge•of interaidtional rivah, No- day attaruoun as he hued Mon no
Charter football
the big gumee tvsnoring the
luyryr• somer with -Swarth- strong Pentan any victory OVer
action his preview tatting against Drezel.
-sceneofof~&R
the _.,.,;
with ~·
concernedwKit
only eo~
fan'"is· Onl1
team scored
tjrelly, the averagetN
hen. • ,
morn
.
much
an
almost
is
SUM
that
realise
to
the fluerford Jayvee eleven by ti
for although the Perform..e st
laden him lad neat ,tape
George
with
football
Jayvee
;u
....
~
..
_...a".
,
•
•
•
soenati•for Oaring a football game as this shifty Sopbomore speedster
work involved 'behind the.ceQ
seer, of 294 on the Charter field
&hot
this '-M , left little to be dogged,' wu
,.,.tor-.uce'
...,..~·
and t.hla
perform.. and
theater
there is in producing an ordinary
Wet Friday afternoon.
.
Weineida7Proveimber
Com
~
stag. craw.
the·~
Hallsororcb•
Net Wright 'Mot
partially eclipsed • by the smooth
no alight on the Cap andlklb
Juvre..miteer 'with Polinsid- ,
■ lefeaRo for
will: play of a fiowerful Scarlet grid
we Will
· repor:&er'a,
~'reporter',;We
-,,.claUJ.
thin
were ..tnnfluni
eimmiellY
vento._.raaya •
Per a■inrynines 'convenience,
tho Joyiee °loam.. Wright tine
juaL
,.bow
machine which rolled blithely pant
and
just
show
Ho~t.l
and
Herpes
u~ted
undefeated
own
our
'eyeamla
an
ar
lekb
DWI again 'invention. touchdown,.
I)'JD
Utethe
Q1 in
andand
week a stubborn but outclassed John,
the week',
daring tbt
gm.durti)C
w hat gam on Around the campus
by 'deadly .teeklopYreni his gaiety
Sate, Hopkins University eleven for folk
sunnys..wr~
anIUQl'IJ'
Field"OR
WaltonFWd
outa.to:Waltee
'm.fote you and your,Auto goout
position. The Ford offence failed
Company. touchdowns, and a 14-0 Haverford
and eom~_,.
Coffin, Malin,_.w.
dm,, nod yell your head off foe If oases.~\.J~n.
....... victory.
_
. tl _ _ _ .....
to click at any time an the *moan
of
ttit
making
Um
is
- Dee-at the mettere of mime Repartee.
Two sustained thrusts end an
Charter faint wall proved- virtuthe schedule. Deem Macintueb ad Head Ceach Randall pick are bstonishing..pent retbrn by Jones
ou•<
-Beats Coffin's Team, ally impenetrable.
the lid at pooitible gad probable oPtmitonte end attempt M 'Mk not t;ot..,I>M•a:
The first ;Charter . touchdown
-Maned to rive Roy Randan'tt
19.13, to rake Lead cattle-in
ate mime neared la boim in our <4. ne there .14 be few tog-aided eller!. an IRO halftime. advanthe second tibarter whim
tram
made
Wen °NOMA by Bill
Aloe sill
tto keep the schedule~
Mine or hems, ·l'f~~U
,~-~
antily Lippincott bloekcsi a Haver
three· tage. Coupling wide end sweep
ItodrOI
BedeI'Heart...._
theirarJ-t
the IntraAllaouge&h
'nlice,
Disko,
tind
iu
being too /teeny at one Oind.~
with 'reventes and spinner Ploy.
ford COIN m, the 10 Yard line. and
will
team
the
.reer,
'
this
..W
thin
._.,~
League
dw
auson
P!t'
Football
~
Touch
ural
the
of
U.,~·
nod
the
at
:iad,.,
at)M
bowmen.
1
toughestO,~tt
' ,.........
George ilaupteuhrer fell on Ute
the Scarlet.drore deep
wmark !ughs the second -half of its ban iii the mid amen The second
inlay as open date between the Hamilto■ and Swarthmore glow.
bins territory wl the third cruder
Mimed... All }rallies lo slate !mot, too:. vine it result of a sustained
At leis point the weitetif action shift* to the gWyers them- ended bui were enable to produce
.... ....
......
,..lgot..,._
(I . yes Through fohrts I Ivpkins
and
Idle In. July
P
and
back,
together
Howl
enntested
hilkaly
WWI:KEW,
CHUCK
atic.. As Randall and tlhe. eaptein
whorl, ennniuntnl in a there.
n neciind half sevre until Doe Craw
Imif
loot, fie 0 brithuni
incite the fouthell usididates W pre-euelin training ramp. The hoes tree biased a strike to Bill Barnes Mary Heverforg 1-44114, 21-0.
,
yowl plunge off;Jackle by MR(kewn
,.
•
ar Mardi •
: Brrite about. Leo weeks'befere lite alert of echo!l for tee della in the end tone with only three
near the end °Utile Male petite'.
loom On third down Jones faded to gain, and Hassell kicked not of
~.w....
Out
Modell-In&Mt
tine
~~
ffroduced
we,*
is Awl, lathing ben
past
and, ~
The
workman akeil monde.,
start
the
at
at
•ganie.
Bola Morrow made the last int the
minutes remaining in the
hook to pass but changed hie wind bounde on his own
the year; wail
time. MY the time Phi... end P. wireleeter ar,thestudert bode All four commotion attempts were and moped over right guard for of the final quarter. Haverford hies:M:using
ens' quarter on a terelve.yerd rue'
all, attention holing evnEerFil on the aftek McCiesit had aei
return te their hooka Ceache• Randall aTil.Welker•heek already pat unsuccessful.
the a touchdown. Art's patted only five yenta . in three
and
yards
34
ands
thetftt.
~ -..arw. isndN
all.impurtant 'battle 'between ihe• by is 10 yard runback of 'a print
scrimmagea'sal kevieleSided
/several.,....~~
throgeh...-eral·
't he
- boys~~lk
the'IMJ•
convent... attempt wiled to the plays, but Crabtrce's superb punt,
Starlet Mows Strong Attack
all
leame leaders. Coffin's leans went from 110 mitIllelil.etripe. Hauptmoat at the MelltIrom,
stringers fur -~
~ ~~
sf0 of the hprights, anti Haver- out .of 'boon& on We 1-yard line,
was
nude,
net
unblemishthe
an
Although
through the season ae injuries emit, .
set the visitors back on their heels into the game with
fulinir added the extra paint from
'
hall only four touchdown.. -this wee ford led 8-(t.
dininghalt
thedirMn1
tableshlinthe.
: ;inC: tablea
: -training
*sateen':to
-The playas
ones More. Rumen kicked again, ed 'coml. while Hedges' team had Placeibmit after :the lest two
Starlet lathes Again, •
Mu- perhaps the gnat lievertend ofotheratu;
theother
- receivedbybyVIe
5.41 amtnn but once. - Pot. the
that·recalvlld
fiteatfoomtlitt
~ adilt'e~nt
differentkar,4sfr
served
nee~
_und
andUl'c
returned Heindich's but Evans and Bidder ran the bell
Alone;
Roy
.
Dec
sewn.
pr&C·
the
of
MCb
macafter
wet
feneloe.effort
but
tater
IMII
but
.played
meal
teem
elf,hr anon-day
aer:vtd at)tbe
la served
rnilk is
No milk
. deals,
dl'bU. No
7-yrted • line Irani heat bullCuMn's
Dick Me:Olen. Charter's brilliant
back' to
the Crabtree, playing with a wrenchtd kickoff In the 44-yarek line, and a where Crabtree shot - a aims to Lrilli.nl Lail. only to one the Ultl, laillmek. ease there in the Fords'
>Mu·taw'
This 7'-r
room-·Tht.
~~~er tOoni.
in thY.ribaker
teem ill
the teim
to the
cl"t'ft to
is gOlen
tke:
tieeiJit Is
through
rough
charged
the blb and Chuck &tater, who an. put, kW' Pohl
that tbl:
we·that
toMe
tietyto•
i.l isbl:a
hied'~
Jt .it
and
s aGel.
is Charlie.oPox
p Charlie.i
_manager
assistant.manqe.r
ualatant
ashen-tun% alai Bill Berms for the mote victim rally ih• tee • emend aide all aftenioort. In the Best
war
ged ten yards every time he center to the Haver/awl 41). How- goal touchdown.
away
gamesA
at1amei
· and
present&t
andpruent
·coridiUo"n
condition
good
half. tie. up the sour, and is p, pal
•
equipmentIaisInto'iood
. • •
dashed eighty yairdi.
players'~ulpP:aefti
playera'
•. •:
arried the ball, ran cbelee around ever, a holding. penalty set Hop"
'
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i!Um home.
· f ftent
throtinh II.. ,mire litiverford.bone
hunte. ": - ·
antt-Rui,
a4
The anionic
Inaown
to.
Mick
kins
dicey kepi
on campus during the full morithe is the the heavier Hopkins tow as the
me.non
0111y In hien. it
mu;llitleuie
t.he•bU.tiutmen
it
o
' . linnet thebUsiost
I
Joh. lionCing ton
if Aral Sell was forced to kjek on last: 11averfued
atom twain on tiny edged ', tapir...a by it elippinK witedty. awl
•timmger. this ymr ECU, Ed handlts the publicity for the Fords, .Soerlet and Black Atwood
a linos had failed to
0.1
„•,,
left ved in, Alum..
arranges donna and a total of 343 yang dew. after
Rails
.,~""""·· arran~•
on ,-overiii,,olleir wyamona he ;Vol.
,(it.. tca Boca -.travelled.
art'aegenfor trinsphstatiOn. when-theon
punt
the
took
Jones
co,set.
Alone.
R.
tackle
left
however,
Juan,
Illeittilkh
ref. from scrimmage.
therer.
team. beamed hark wl off an:table gains.
accommodations and .meals for visiting.tearos, paysoiloffthe
for "'¥'"'~""'''·"·
Haverforcl's 17 and shook off Blue- mssg,
10, Kuanl parr,,,, day. Cutlinbe
judge. war the outatanding hall' carrier
field Judce,
for big games, thetlokl
Mtn the win column with my cony
endfor
'
umpire,and
h1tan1an, umpli-e,
The lineups: .
area head1llinesman,
and personally accounted for than Jay tacklers all the wayrto the 47, .Atuartcantor
. .tlefin 2644 victory over Doug lIallet.s. lieverfard IN..
beside* acting a. geheral fectuture about the team:
Pena Chute,.
whence, he. Boteler, and Jordan .... right guard
from
from
•
yuds
•
125
and
touchdowne
.Scheunnig bark, .0,
Another feeler 'at the drama which takes place on Saturday is
. Remelt
left end
Berner
the Hopkins Ambler right teckle .b
to
carried
Crabtree
dad;
or
ecrimmage.
icendck Gitl
rith.l
.
n!
on
„
i
c-rOwd.
•
the emend.
Sargent)wor Ute
andiuseM)'
Snyder~left tackle Lipwintott
Pro(essoreS.JVer
(quote,..,.,_,.
audleeee(4.-e
thea.tMIIu
the
league. witiefeeted Canon
la Ill,
31, On fourth down Jane. punted
Bunke
guard
Hopkins produced a fine punter
Tickets art printed and distributed, publicity is -strewn near the
Russell 1-1,1 10 lending • the limit with W. Baker ...leftcenter
left hitlfbaek
not of hound on We. visitors' 0, &Wier
. _that
Point,
170
&smelt
Jim
in
carrier
big
ball
the
and
neiohherbeegmeageunc. are printed. Phlegm gets a dale for
MAI an, Mate.. Ceitter•Setalt !Midge,
tight halfback
and Russell was forced , to kick &twig
Smyth
guard.
right'
-Harr,
,
peen,' kelfberk, and an accurate
read, ·- •
arerMdy.
spectatorsare
theQltdaton
ifo dole fliteiner right tnekle Harebell
••a~ Ole
uent..and
c-n:nt
,pnwsing -thee
• from Mined his goal litre.
•-• •
there is • pause in Ray Pohl, but this Fair
grandstand.....-.1aa
,.cw..-;,.d..
corner of the............
~au.e.,._w......
is Om upper loft-hand
right ond ileuptfuhrer
- n lit ti ti---1•1 the hodera have num. (wire. tub Price
AM Jones took the ball on the llaverford
wlr~ op.
cm. true, held well in cheek until late
the wireless
acr hiWe, lM
«riiln scribble.
U.a scribes
0 11 14 0-- 11 leant heehh„,„,5
bc-rda the
herein
structureW
littlel!ltractur"sturdy.little
~lard)'
goon. The Fetterman ‘quarterback Godechall
Hopkins 12, hooded dews the mid- ;ohm Hopkins
.tha
1.7ornntan, left helfbeet Mermen
of in the third quarter when
·· Arter
periodel
each· pcried
After c-ac-b
quipa.
he aiUtOti!ICC'i
•nnouneerquliw.
andt the
Winnipeg. aNI
.,_.tor
meterwfc-.-raplt~.
Substlietionni Ilnecrhinhatowai Meimolenrave . Ileum taouiohnw 47am
dle. of the field, sidemtepped
Moroni .
night: halflatek
l'!illadelphla paper•
and Sluices swept from their own 40 gm of would-he tacklers. and
~ Philadelphia
papers alld'
of the
all ol
to all
wirediain lo
• 11hort
regumei¥iswired
abort rN••e'
plays
-pia)'
Haig •.
loo
Crabtree, Evans: Cam, lyright• IMS et Onion 0%11M4ell 11 Ins booed Wftght •
fullback
to the Haverford 13-yard Hoe proin.
gentIJI.
Baldwin; ends: Crier.
are ~at
game'•~
whole·aa•e
the wbole
of U.e
Wt.-write-um
thetilt.
'rrite·•IJII ot
.end
the.,.eftd
oloflbe
atal l~f
Tettelitlownk Ilauptfultrer, Mcoatmeal the entire Rionlay leant Fetterman,
Ro,
o
MacCritte,
guards:
Hopkina
Runes;
rasa
only
the
to
o•er
ducing
10
play..-.
to
uie
over
game, the players go
thepme,
Oroflhe
dayorofthe
the<by
morning
On..Lio.. QlomiRfr
•• ' litn-the"
for a touchdown. Warren Schwn- tackle: Pinch: miner: Finh.y. go all oat to Wm that FoAxy, a-•• Cown, Morrow. Pointe after nuclide te. Ilemrtfuhrer 2. Substite.
tapes threat of the game, As a matter Meg. 002 pound tuekle Who was in
trainer, tapes
much-belayed~.
and•uc-li-belo•.ed
veteranud
Leaky,Tettran
'Doe't.e.ke,'
ant'·~·
gymarMI
theJ;)'nl
t h~
Hopkins—backs: Didney. Greed. Serie .Brirclay nod Fnunders-Vey
eats of fut, the visitors Paneitndad the the Haverford backfield a lob of bans, Adki0s. Perry, Haler. Man 'Us., ra no, wino mom, tutee time—Haverford: mole:
teameat•
the ~
airlock Ule
• et.-e o'eioc:k
At twetwe
spots.At.!
sore.sfiOta.
otherfore.
andotber
ann...and'
tinkles,arru.
iink~.
Ptheer: anent: Smiley, canter:
Matterni,
ottivaltirty Haverford 40 on only one other ',c- the sateenmn blocked Jones' sin.. ay, ends: Sesibiter.
until_.thirty
sestauatil
thenrcet.a
forlutll
and0..0
teafot'
andt.e:a
lunch aad
tout,Ud
-~u.ak,
medint.o.at.
-steak,,..J.M.
:
pressed the. league leaders it in Mishkin, backs: Hank/coign
eetitcril
Derrow;
Tate.
;imolai
of
result'
the
was
ession. Via
gime. ·' ' •
thec&me:.
foethe.
to donefor
gymto,dr.eu
theom
reporttotothe
the boys~port
whop~he,bcfya
nerd, 13rysen. Lem:liter, Aohnictun.
11(hcn
end minuend. attempt. •
Beers: !deltic: Homey.
up· ]0-yard aerial from Jed oldherg
Cleanup
Hornets dean
hard.fighting Homt!U
the hard·flchllnawatchingthe
you'rewatcblnc
whileyou're
Nowbl\e
SO
•
Fine Run by Crabtree
e Scarlet
Sthlintlea of Game
ran
who
Reuel
to
Football
Touch
is
titaddinge
baa
t.Mt..
work
the
of
has
tbiftk
that
can
work
JOU
the
of
think
S.Wr,Jay,
caw
you
each Saturday,
th~
opposition.-c:h
thepppoaltlon
Haverford'a third wore. the remidway no the second quarter. On
W L
.
apeclKti 'on
the'field. .
ont.he:ftekl.
the spectacle
at Uae
pivilliretion f#
thep1-cp.u-aUon
gone·..,.r.ln
cone bahre in tba,
4Inve,
I - I
First downs . •
the net play Chuck Bawler inter- wit of a sustained 1g-yard
-Werntee
rorecil e.t.a Mir Ramo,.
after &t- Net yard* rushing
•
I
J
cepted a. pan by Pohl and the eame five minutes later
7
taming
Rantftilmen dente 71y -yards for oter 'hed stilled the lone Hopkins' Net yardseitunipied
threat on hie own 23 by intercept Forwent:I
~2 •
I
thoir Wed boachdown.
.
.
3
a
log Ray Pohl's pees. Dee .Crato Ferwortle coMpleted
I a
Forwards- ititurtiel tat.
Jones Storm on 50-Yard Run
tree. on two plays. emetic& 24 Number of -punts
00
0
-io
3.·
•dfaverford did not crass the yards for a firer down on ftwimr- Average length of ounto" ' 1 "1'
alit .11 O
Hopkins goal until ten minutes of ford's 44, and Jones faked a .refront nerinitliagc
II
5
returned
muds
of
Noelapsed.
hod
quarter
opening
the
yards
00
ran
ad
Crabtree
to
rem
• .!toy
Roy Randalfs undefeated and etsngot nPPenenti, will again he
0
- lel
An exchange of punts between to the visitors' 34. The next play. Tanis punts returned
I
5
untied charges move into Rae the 44 taverna that it has been
Ntimber of kickoffs
„..
Jim Russell and Haverford's Art Crabtree's. finest ran of the games A R
tough half of their nOltedule this for the pea several seasons- With
f,"
hg,,
`"t"
ball on canted .211 Yards to the .11upkine ggs. hy,„17,7a,"',„,
the
Scarlet
the
gage
Jones
wade
has
Saturday. when they fun the big- Bert Vondereinte, why
from
43.°
punt
7
Fumbles
own
let
Jones'
'her
Se
•
the
Where
line
i.yard
ger, usually more powerful Wes- life Miserable for the Scarlet at
Haverford 's 25 -had' exiled out Of epeedater. Wire ferret! Dui • Of Own fumbles let vend ... 3
leyan University team on Walton' running gated for the past two
Su
bounds on the -Hopkins 16-yard bound, Jana. booked over an the garde tort winaltios .
Field in the last home game of the seasons, shitted to the backfield to
and' Russell's effort had next playa but • had • pass from
trent semen.
mans ilarring ,lint" Carrier, line,
yards.
41
only
travelled
extra
for
try
the
center spoilud
This will he the eleventh meet-1 who finally graduated from his old
•
From the 43 Jones did off loft •Point.
ng between the two schwas in it' stamping green*, Wesleyan la
11 yards and added It
A new drive did nut materialise
Hex which started in 1032 when tip Riving as aver behind the tin.. nosed for
more through center. - aelelck ns the Bimini,: lino held One dowm
the New England learn squeezed
Although hit fairly hard by the Picked up 4 through the nilddle of
on the 15, but Hopkins also failed
out o f1.0 vktory. Wasigyan's larg- draft in losing Hessenbruch and
tie line, and Don Magill carried to
er enrollment has year after year Satterthwaite and onto or two eththe Hopkins 30 on a reverse from
nieen it an advantage over Haver- er promising line reserves from
ford on- the football field, although last year'S team, Wesleyan Is nims■
the smaller Quaker school has
formidable for- Try our excellent Fountain Service
clad Re Irene
managed to annex two wins due- antra . wall, composed mainly of
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UNDEFEATED SCARLET HOOTERS
SWAMP LEHIGH ENGINEERS, 8-1,
IN OPENING LEAGUE ENCOUNTER
•
• JOHN C. WHITEHEAD
,
,
Captain Morrie•Evants led Harerfordb sisiver Damto Ito fourth straight-victory on Saturday A. the
Fords downed Lehigh's Engineer,:. 6-1. • h was the tint win for the' undehated Scarlet in• the Middle
•
Atlantic ilniereolleglate Soccer League. '
',est'
The Fortis jumped off to an
`earlytead-and were never headed.
aa thay.mored two In the tint
• . quarter, two more in theeacond,
and one each in the Int - two periods. The scoring was pretty evenly divided as ally left outside Ar:.
Die Poet, returning to thostarting
'
lineup again. wee able to hit the
•
reeds more than ones .Poet tallied
twice, while Beans Mattan; Bart
Bartholomew, -Dine St... and
Mirrie Ream each racked up Onco
- 21e- mores. Lehigh'. tonecannier
Came in the fret period on .a" boot
• by cotter forward • Art Over...
.
'
,·
•
Pen and Metlack Scare •
Early In the fret period Post
took strike cross. from Captain
Evans and drilled in a straight
shot to put the Fords ahtad. Beans
Matlack •followed a few minutes
t shit of the
later wit Ms
' lint from the
day, H
right aide. took • heed not which
bounded oft the far poet and Into
the net to give Haverford a 2 to 0
DAVE Maass; who to-deed one „soot 'end Mans Posy, who morn/
. /.16, aa ibe fOrnet4 ;lamed Lebi$6, 6-1.
rod,
• •Lebigh seared its single tally a
moment later a* rt Over sent a
the Ford. nets.
high loop&
Goalie Oil Moore slip'''ed als
started after 'the ball nnd before
• he could recover .the ball'oas, In.
Art
hd
JAYVEES LOSE
TO. •WESTTOIFN
•
Haverferd'e two emend fDito'd
goals, Pods result. irony nram•in front of the goal.. Morrie
Evans drove in'stilb first one on a
hard Ant to.thi lefe,,,..666teei and
Arnie Poet followed a -moment
Peter with his second foal of the
.
game.
Bait Bartholomew, who replaced
bind Stokes in the third quarter,
. the ' Forded fifth goal
headed
coon after he entered the game.
, After that. Play skewed down eon.
Mierably until Dave Stakes went
back into the game in the fourth
quarter and drilled in a hard drive
• . from directly in front of the goal
for lieemferffe final mm:'
Evan Outertandl.
:Morrie Evans was again the outstanding man on the field. His
clever footwork wee superb as
•
he broke up Engineer storing
threats -time after time. Lehigh's
oolatandibg player was right failbark Blekhead who kept the Hay
erford score down, particelerly In
„ the second half.
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BY JAYVEES, 1-0 -
'Forsythe, Bartlett
•• Star; Gager Scores.
Hoffman
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Coale —haverford: Post (2),
Matlack, Evens Bartholomew,
Stokes.- Lehigh: Over.
Sobatitutiona—d4averford: Cadbury for Gilbert. Barthohnew for
Stokes. Shinn for Moore, Downing
for Cadbury, Thom. for Poet,
Stone for Bartholomew; Lehigh:
Ely for Byrne, Lindholm for Ely.
Diertar for Birkhead, Ingram for
Bast
Linesmen; Kelley, OWE,.
Referee: Howley.
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TO MEET
CLUB TO
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CHEM·CLUB
the
mtttlni' of
tint meeting
the : tint
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of the
At the
HasTueedayHtm•
next Tue.daJ
Club tlflXl
Cbmistry
Chemisby Club
will
President will
TorreMt, PrHid~t,
ll · Torrence,
kt,
kelt
speak on the "Super-fluidity of
bd;~ aabt.:o degrees
about two
. htlium
at·about
helium at
solute. Donald 'hied,
s:,M~~:
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Club, will talk on the
of thet~~~~~~~~~~k·
Secretary
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Following the Wesleyan
football game SoturtlaYs51.
other Vic Dance will be held
in the Common Morn, elated
Alexander C. Tomlinson,
Chairman of the Vie Dance
Committee.
Fifty new records have been
purchased- by the . GommRtee
and refredinsent1 MB be.
acreed during the donne, Tom;
Moen said. These dances are
part of • series designed to
fill gape in the ilaverford aoeial calendar, Maurine attend
one dance every two _ weeks.
About IS are planned for the
year.
NEZ' ELECTION
HELD BY SOPHS
-Schnaars, Johnston
•E Iected to Offices
After correcting 'even) irregoimities of-the election of October
6, the Sophomore Class. elected
Jam. A. Schnaars President at a
meeting last Monday night. The
emend meeting was made nmesnary when the executive committee declared the prod.. meeting
-James R.-Johnston wee Moen
Vice•preeldent, breaking a tie of
the previa.' meeting. Arnold
Ricks attained the office of secretary, while _ Kent F. Balla on
elmted trenurer. The execotiva
coinmittee tons.. of William
Ambler, Samuel Fox, and Edmond
Prieto..
Schnee. who:lives in Congers.
N. Y., Is serving his lint term ms
a class officer. Johnston and Balls.
however, served in the same coincides last year. Ricks, who
comas from Richmond, Va., :served
enretary during the second
aernester of hie Freehmamyear.
Ambler and Pox both served,.
nsembere-st-large of the executive
committee foot year., Ambler,
member of the football team, ie
reeklent of Willeo Grove, Pi.,
while Fox lives'. Germantown,
mint
Louis Cooney Becomes
New Nocturnal Guard
As Pat Doyle Leaves
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—or after 9 P. M. at night.
which this Mom has become fame., we are.
O pleased to announee the addition to our staff
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calls—and. ~a-~y·
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forces,the
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important to the
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war industries.
and war
government
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Stinnes New Advisor;
Delegation to Attend
Meeting at Princeton
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NEW PRESIDENT
, Br Thisrlisaf P: COFFIN
Then ere seven or eight under- ferent young lady from art class.
graduates who trudge faithfully "Three
op to Bryn Mawr avert mond", our goat book, which line their
Wednesday, and Friday to map
wall m
name. Mcmmms each'
the educational benefits, of the
New President of the Dann,
Pon- pasture. Typical of these a vrrPtie -twOmet'd aisityaL Of
liana' like:lions Club for the cooHaverford
the
is 11, Mather Lippinfiett, '43, who pereonlity," stated
Salmi Hiotts. of AM in GOod• Benin, men*, female If ob- ing year is John T. Hough. He
of
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• ekes reasons, I am not able to was chosen by monmon cement
f'art'*
the members' at the fret meeting
normal day, Opel/Meth
disclose • what these tonue.nta
of the Club. At the ame time it
win • ye, ay previous. experience
wee announced that Dr. Edmund
in _ co-:education - at Weattown a.
Stinnes, Visiting Professor or
gothirl hie two ihnerford .
Courtroom Held Late
consented to act
elfisiirentie ion-D6.11 Lloyd at elevdo Wednesday afternoons, the Cantonment, had
en thirty abd departs for Bryn three Hiverfordiana have a con- ai the new Faculty Advisor, replacing Profe.sser Benjamin Gerig.
Malin end the twelve ablOck rhea
ference period at two, in addition
Hough, who had been named
The three of them jo, Min, snow,
to their molar lecture. This Secretary at the previa. elections
sleet, or Mine.
omelet, which l lad by a young of the ChM, will emceed Paid to
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Class Stares Late
Cope, Jr, who has gene to ChM.
”Once at Goodhart,". Llepiraitt and 'pretty Bryn Mawr graduate,
to serve with the American
ieports, °the Haverfordtane, who Mrs. Robin. has Men termed by
Friend. Service Committee.
4
deae
.1.We-open
Lippincott
always arrive Frothy*, an forced
An intensive ...any of the Far
to wait In the hall with 'ten or bate. to Meer up the lecture... He
upon m a topic
twelve young ladies of Varying also added that "it is often quite Ent was Meld.
far the Club this year.: Definite
types until the class assembles on enlightening rat Mee."
When asked to comment on the dates for Club meetings have not
ten minutes late."
the passibility of
The three men, then enter a virtues of this new inter-collegl- been set, bat
meetings in the
dimly lit roe. withabout ft (that ate plan of studies, he remarked, holding seminar
Howse every three
mime It 21-1) young ladles and "It's agood idea, and the elan has Government
Hough
consideeed,
being
is
proceed to take net. on Proles- become a thing we all look for- weeks
doe Richard Bernheimer's lectures_ ward to and back on:. Be wee stated.
be
will
associates.
his
by
University
corn:berated
Princeton
the
According to Lippincott,
host to a group of International
Mines are quite formal and Pre.
Hopes 'they Crack Mama
Relation. Clubs from different colteaser Bernheimer addresses the
Pointing out that he hoped the
trio as ',the three gentlemen from Haverfordime weld be able to lege. on December 4 and 6. HavHaverford" through a veritable held op the honer of their school erford plena to send a delegation
end all those 'interested in at'fog of giggles. ,
at exam time, Lippincott stated,
tending this assembly asked
"H's awfully hard to tell. These
nee pom
as soon
i 'time go girls: never -ny anything In clan to menet Hough
turle7ethe
t alteceol
After lU
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sible.
to the College Inn. where they eat and lot of them don't take toe
The IRC also has accepted an
with
mater
lunch on their alma
many not. However, women ere
Invitation to attend the Model
the other Haverfordians who have tough to figure, end sense of them
League Assembly ,tie cond.
clones at Bryn Mawr Chat day. nave already done the WYE.spring. It has not Pet bem deUnder a plan devised by Lippin- manta. They's, liable to., get high
cided-what country Haverford will
cott. the art studento.are:Amomrepresent
penied to lunch each day by a dif-
Nautical Club Outsells
Pennsylvania Stinday
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goat/ Canoed Goode
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KLEIN
V, 1942
Undergraduates Struggle IRC MEMBERS
With Bryn Mawr Art Class CHOOSE HOUGH
Scoring in. almost the last posseibleminnteof a hard.fought sm.
cer battle with the Navy at An,
nthelie last Wednesday afternoon.
Chris Cadbury managed to roll a
slow penalty kick past the Midshipmen's goalie and via the game
foe Haverford's Jayvees in a see_
onsPovertime period.
With no store for either team
n the second and Met overtime
Haverford College has its third
period. Haverford was awarded a
night watchman in a month as a
penalty kir), when Collett. p.n.g
result of the competition of war
Red
caught
Navy,
for
eft fultback
industries for their mrvices, atWeimanb corner kick hi his hands'
mrding to Superintendent of
in order to prevent what was alGrounds Robert J. Johnston.
most aY
Sa gni. Cadbury mac• At present the ignition le Ailed
ended In slicing the Pall Into
by Louis County, long familiar to
Members of the No:Ideal Club
r of the goal 'Mich McNacorne
undergraduates, end gained ex.
mara, Middy goat-tender, couldn't outmaneuvered the trews from parley,. in kin new post during
the University of Pennsylvania,
HMV,
the summer. He can he found
11 to 6, in a dual meat held SunScarlet Defense Effective
somewhere around the college
• day on the Delaware River.
fast,
a
Both elevens played
Mary eighth.. eight In the eveCrede Ciento,on on high as
rough game, with Navy shocking
ning end' One in the .monsing.
for the afternoon, compiling six of
the Ford.' goal "constantly in the
Coulon succeeds Pat Inyte of
Haverfordb points. His crew in
lint half only to be turned back
who Was night watchBartlett flundending
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both races wee Jonathan Bualt- Narberth,
time after time by on mtonishingman for just a Mori' period- after
Throughosit the game Wentnett Paul Belgian, President rof
my geoi Red and Black defensive
of ice Johneon, betdeparture
the
town wn continually on -the 'ofthe Nautical Club, and Vernon
trioeoring of goalie John
to students as "Happy."'
fensive. It was only the fink play
Root also sailed in the fret ran, ter known
Shinn an fulthacks Pete Olmsted
of Bartlett, an old Weettown boy,
by Witham
piloted
boat
the
hilt
and Bert Forsythe. Shinn was reHERB. F. DAVIS
playing goalie that prevented the
Remick with...Amble Buyers - as
thonsIble for at lent five etartling
"Ardmore Ante Supply.
more horn piling up.
crew took first place In the second
Yvan.
finW. Lanuater Ara
In the second half the Haverevent
Delivery Anywhere
ford bootees, took the opening • The, lineup.:
Meets with Drexel Institute of
Tirol — BOUM.
Hardware — Palate
kick-off and proceeded deep Into Haverford J.V.
Naty J.V. Technology and Stenos Institute
Amoco Gee
Weettown territory where 'Bus Shinn .—C McNamara are being planned tentatively for
Gager drove home the Ione/ Ford Olmsted .
RF
....... Moot the near future.
Forsythe
LF
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MILDEN & WHITE. in.
Clement
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A foul kick tamed oat to be
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Substitutions — Hoverford: DoCoal — Lumber
Domineavich left ou(aide Harrison do. Meer; Navy: Ireland. Engle Fuel Oil
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Morley hardt•Seott, Wmten, Foster.
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Cadbury Kicks Goal
In Second Overiiine
The Jayvee meter team, riddled
by the 'Ion of mane of its regular
playere by injuries and missing
on the vanity Dip
those that
to Lehigh, lost to an aggressive
Iliestlown team-Let Saturday aftermon on the Westtown field.
Weettown whiele han rolled up big
norm -againet mediocre outfits
this mason was held to three
points by Chris Evans' boys. The
deciding two points• came-in the
closing minutes of play to break
a tie which the Haverford, team
had come from behind to make.
Pete Olmsted who was injured
in the second quarter wn forced
to leave the game after be had
made a fine start. After • scoreless first period the Weettown
hooters went to work and scored
their first point after continually
threatening. Tangent's kick was
the ore that finally did- between
the goatposta.
Lehigh
Haverford
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Birkbead
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