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I~.t\VERFORD
NEWS
D NEW
HAVE
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• Annatmin.
VOLUME 1417.- NRMWEl. 20
Haver(ordNEWS
~ws
Haverford
VQtes :fA{itQrshiP.
Votes
Editorship
WiddiCombe·
To Widdicombe
. .
. ..
Named Editor
Crabtree Elected
Elec;ted Head
.Head
Crabtree
.Students' Council
Council
Of Students'
influx of WAVES
Threatens College
APittsburgh
.Pittsburgh newspaper
neWllpaper
A
recently contained
contained this rara..
recently
ther astounding
alktunding statement
statemenL
ther
· "The
"The University
U niversity of
of Pitts~tts­
burgh has
!tao bees
beenapproved
approved
burgh
l or inspection
inspection and
and possible
potlaible
for
eonLnct ·by
the"'navy
navy dede·
contract
by the
partment for
f or basic
basic training
t.ra.lning
partment
i n the
the new
·newnavy
rravycollege
college
in
program (i(including
nc t ud i ngthe
the
program
Women's ReSen
e) .•, .Also
Abo
Women's
Reserve)
Approved
APPTOVedforW·
A YESmolnfor WAVES
trainlng, besides
beoidet Pitt,
Pitt, were:
were: AlAling,
legheny College,
.College, University
University
legheny
of Pennsylvania,
Pennsylvania, WashingWashing·
of
· ton
too and
and Jefferson,
Jefferson, and
and HavHa• erfonl."
erford."
What next?
next!
What
Pienon·
Appointed
erson Appointed
Pi
Business Manager
Manager
Business
To Succeed
Socc~ Mvord
Alvotd
To
$2.00 ·A
YEA.lt
22.00
4. YEAR
PA.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1243
Takes Over
Over Office
Of.£ice
Takes
'As AlVord
Alvord Leaves
Leaves
As
For Medical'
·Medical·School
Sc\lo~I
For
To fill
f\IJ.out
outan
nnunexpired
unexpired term,
term.
To
J. Dee
Dee Crabtree,
Cl"abt.ree, Jr.,
Jr., was
was elected
elected
J.
president of
or the
the Students'
Students' AsAspresident
Stacey H. Widdicombe, Jr.,
sociation. ·Crabtree,
Crabtree, who
who lives
lives
sociation.
was named editor of the Haverin Springfield,
Springfield, 'Illinois,
rein
Illinois,
will
reford NEWS, succeeding George
main in
inthat
t hat• office
· office 'until
'until he
he
main
D, Hopkins, at an election held
g raduates in
in August,
Augus t, 1943.
1943. The
The
graduates
election was
jVU.held
held March
March 11.
11.
last Tuesday night in the Union.
election
b Captain
Captainof
ofTrack
Track ·
The new editor, a junior, is a
Is
resident of Phoenixville, Pa,
A tie,
tie, which.was
which..••• the resin
resuit ofof
A
the
first
ballot
between
the
fir•
t
hallot
betw..,n
CnbCraband is majoring in economies.
tree
t ree and
and R.
R.Fairlea
FairleaJordan,
Jordan, nene·
After graduating from Phoenixceasitated
t
be
ca!tillg"
of
a
see·
cessitated
the
casting
of
a
secville High School where he was
ond ballot
ballot by
by the
themembers
members of
of
ond
editor-in-chief of the student
theAssociation.
Association.
the
newspaper, Widdicombe was
wu
graduated
from
Crabtree
Crabtree
was
graduated
from
elected president of the class
the Springfield
Spring11eld High
High School
School
the
Dance Will Follow;
of 1946
l.N6 and served all during
of
STACEY H. Winacomse,
where he
b e was
was president
preaide.nt of
of the
the
where
• ja., sew editor of the NEWS.
his
year..· .
.bis., freshman
~i-·
studept body.
hocly. He
He isissecretary
secretary
student
To Feature Music
of
Ia Tennis
T-lbager
of the
theVarsity
Varoi~y Club
Club as
u well
well as
as
Manager
I.
Of Meldrtun's Band
captain of track. He succeeds
· lie
tte was
.....aa member
memt>er of
of the
~·Stu,
~J.~~nrtholC.
C~~
vo:~ Jr.,
!~~:
Ellsworth
Alvord,
The
who
dent.' Crilitil
'l'be' Glee
Glee Club
Club will
wllJ hold
bold its
Ito
dents'
Council and
and !aat
last fall
fall was
plans to
to leave
leaveHaverford
Haverford on
on
elected aa news
.,..,.. editor
editor of
of the
·.u •
• : [ ur · l. annual
annll&i Home
Home Concert
Coneut en
on SaturS&turplans
elected
30ote Dee CRABTREE, Je., March
Ma.rch ·19
to enter
enter the
t heMedical
Medical
19 to
NEWS. Widdicombe,
Wlcldlco~, who
day, March
lfareh 20.
20, 1943,
1943, at
at 8:80
'8:80 who
NEWS.
who Is a · 0 nosp~ta rT OTIC . day,
elected Lead of Ste- College
Collegeof
ofCornell
Cornell University.
Unl•enlty.
p.
resident of
of the
the Language
:t..nauageHouse,
·
•
p. re.
m. The
Tb·econcert
conc:ut.will
will be
be folfol· dent?was
resident
Association.
is
;. also
abo assistant
aaalo\&Jitmanager of the SertJe IJJJ Orderliel; lowed
lowed by
by aa dance
dance in
inthe
thoComComAmbit!' Remains
Remalna Secretary
s -etary
Ambler
mon Room at which Tommy
tennis team and a member of Serve as Orderlies;
Other candidates
candidatet for
ofOther
for the ofT.emperaturu
Meldrom's
band
will
supply
the
the glee club. and a
fice·besides
besideo Jordan
Jordan were:
were: RobRobTake Temperatures Music,
fice
Joho •w
.Pierson, Jr.,
Jf., was
was
'"'
muaic.
John
W.. Pierson,
ert B.
B.Day,
· Day,Edward
Edwar d B.
B. Irving.
Irving,
ert
chosen
chosen Ellsworth
EtbWoith C. Alverd'a
Alvord'•
Bv DAVID
DA vm S.
sTEwMT
Franck'aChorus
Chorus of
ofthe
theCamel
Camel
Frank's
BY
-WART
and James
James H.
H. Wort
Wort. William
William
and
S. SrL
1
successor
aucceaaor as
u ·business
biulneu•manager.
m.i.nqer. The
The Reconstruction
l&econltruc:tlon and
and Re&. Drivers
Driven and
and two
two folk
f olk songs,
aonga, araT·
W. Ambler,
Ambler , Jr.,
Jr., '45,
45, will
will conConW.
Pieroon brings
brings valuable
Valuable experiuperi.
ranll'>d. by A.
A. T.
T.Davison,
Davison, will
will
Pierson
ranged
tinue
tinue in
in his
his present
present position
position as
as
enee with
with him
him to
to·this
this post,
.POit. as
as lief
lid Unit
Unit has
!tao been
been making
m..lrl,nJr aa open
open .the
the program.
.program. The
Tho first
Ant
ence
secretary.
secretary.
he
he served
served as
u business
bualneu manager
m..na~rer name
na me for
itaelf these
theoe days
-dayi at
at solo
oolo number
number will
will be
lMIVivace
Vivace
Math; Physics
PhysicsExam
Exam
for itself
Math,
on
on the
the newspaper
newopaper at
at Gilman
Gilman the
the Bryn
Bryn Mawr
Mawr Hoapltal.
lu from
fro~ Brahma's
Brahma'a first
ftm sonata,
sonata, aa
D . -'eA . d
Hospital As
Country
Will
Countzy School,
Behool; Baltimore,
Baltimore, and
and • thefi. a pu.:.t worlt ill tile Unit, clarinet
d a.J1not selection
seloetton played
plaJ'«! by
by
I DecideAptitude
ectw pbtU e
OT
0
tr
has been on the lau.amem board their applied work in the Unit, Aatro .Johnson,
.....
• ..:alit' -;(D
ofl!'ctAI Army
Army Screening
Bereenlng
.ots °omit
here from the beginning
TLe third group will consist
of his tour of its members, N. Powell
-~.
La
A:rn
ld
Rlcb;
Poet.er
•··
Teat,
the
ftn
t
of'
a
series
to
.
lSI
UStOnS
S
Test,
the
first
of
a
Lawton,
series
to
Arnold Ricks, Peter of a group of religious chorale.
freshman year.
D.
Watson, and Charles
from
. ...
D. 'W:taon,
Cbarlea Perry
Pet:rY The secondof
.. selection will come
c olmleeu. !ro
nomw Chicago to the
Al
ther . .
.....
.. ·w
'
-·
solo
News
4'""'·~ · Vivid
atop
Army Air
N~ Editors
IWiton Named
N-od
atop being
belnJr students
stiidoata.three
th.ree times
.tlmea be
be selected
selected songs
11011p by
by John
;John FreeFree- colleges
.~ now training
=•
,.
vou Anticipations
Elected
by the
Meteorology Units,
Eioetod,by
tho staff
statr as
u manman- aa week
w.ek and
andbocomolloapltal
or- man,
man, aa baritone
baritone and
and •amember
member Farce
F o...,e PrePro-Meteorology
Units,
F~ at y· D
become hospital orFade at Vic
sizing
aging editors
edltor,a were
wue David
David Y.
Y. Y.
Y. derlies.
derllee. ·
ofthe
thoPre-Meteorological
Pr6-lfoteorologleal Unit.
Unit. will
will be
be given
given ata tHaverford
.Haverford on
on
IC Dance
of
}Dia,
RaJa, Vernon
Vernon M.
II. Root,
Root, and
and The
ll'be hours
hours they
they go
110 on
on duty
iioty Welsh.
Weloh, Italian,
I talian English,
EnJiish and
and March
Ma...,h 20.
20.
Bv RlCHAilD E. SPATZ •
BY RICHARD E. SEA=
Christopher
van Hellen.
Chrlstopber .,.,
Hollon. Donald
Donald at
at the
tbehospital
hospital are
&l'O from
from 7:30
7:30 to
to American
Amorlean folk
loUt tunes
'tunes will
will' make
make According
According to
1<1 Professor
Professor RichRich·
H.
H. Baird,
llaltd, Henry
HOIUy E.
E.Vim:Inger,
VInal~, 8:80
8:30 in
bl the
themorning
mornln1r and
and from
lrom up
up•the
tho last
lutgroup.
&TOUp. Lindsay
Lindaay A.
A. ard
ord M.
•M. Sutton
Sutton all
all men
men in
in the
the Nobody
.NoOody would
would ever
ever be
be able
able
jr,
Jr.,and
andRobert
Robert B.
B.Day
Dayretained
retalnO<I 2:30
2:30 to
to 5:30
6:.110 In
in the
theafternoon.
afternoop• •[.afford
Lalford will
wllJ conduct,
conduct, and
and the
the PM
!I'M Unit
Unit will
will take
take the
the teat,
tett, to
toconvince
convince the
th' pre-meteorolopre-meteorolotheir
u sports
aport& editor,
edJtor, Sunday
Sunday is
io the
tho only
only day
day that
thatone
oDe accompanist
aceompanist· wiD
be Lewis
Lewis E.
E. which
whieb has
!tao been
been designed
deaigned to
to gists
gista that
that such
oueli a
a thing
thizlor as
u aa ·
their positions
poaltlono as
will be
circulation
m&G&Jer, and
and Photo
pllotoor two
two of
of them
them do
do not
notwork.
wori<. Coffin,
Colfln, '46.
'44.
·
. cover
cover the
the material
material taught
taught in
in manpower
manpowu ahortago
at
shortage ulats
eln:u!atloo manager,
exists at
- or
graphic
grapblc editor,
editor; respectively.
retpoetlnly~ ·· There
Then~ are
are no
no such
suelr things
tlblnp, as
a1
~eta for
for the
tho concert
coocort will
will mathematics
mathematie.o and
and physics
physles classes
cl&aaos the
the present
preoent time. Certainly
Certaluly the
the
Tickets
The
The new
n - newe
n...,. editors
editon are
are EdEd- sleepovers
aleepovon or
or aa cut
eutsystem
JY&tom when
when go
go on
onrole
woThursday
Thunday and
and will
will during
during the
tho first
drat two
two or
orthree
three Vic
Vlc Dance
!Daneo held
held last
!aatSaturday
Saturday
ward
ward H.
H. Handy,
Handy, Jr.,
Jr.,. David
Daojd E.
E . -it
.Jt comes
comea to
tO hospital
lloapltal duty!
Wtyl
be ;1.00
$LOO each
eaeh for
for all
allguests.
gu..u. weeks
'Weeks of
of the
the course.
coune. All
All the
the In
In the
the Common
.Common Room
Room· served
...,.od
be
1.02,
Lon~r, Charles
Cbarlea C.
C. Rye*
Rytie, and
and The'
Tho' boyo·
moot of
of their
their Students,
Studenta, including
lncludin~r PM's,
PH'a, will
will papers
papen will
will be
be sent
aent back
back to
to only
only to
tostrengthen
otrenctl>en their
their belief.
belief.
boys do
do most
David
About
David S. Stewart;
Stew4Zt: while
.wlillaWalter
W alter work
work in
.in the
th~men's
men'•ward,
.....~where
where be
b. admitted
admitted to
to ·the
the concert
eoncert at
at Chicago
Chicago for
for uniform
uniformmachine
machine
A'bout 9:15
9~16 couplee
ooapJea and
&nd stags
•tap
Hollander,
in to
Jr., John
began
Hollan<ler, Jr.,
Jolm T.
T. Hough,
Hoaai~, they
they help
help the
the nurses
nUflles with
with all
iill no
no cost,
cost, and
and tickets
tlckoti will
will serve
serve grading.
gradinJr.
·
began dribbling
drll>l>llng In
t<> the
the dares
daneot
H.
H. Royer
Ro:rer Smith,
$mlth, Jr.,
olr., Ben
Boa Z.
Z. sorts
aorta of
ofmedical
medieal and
and surgical
. oiU'Jrlcal to
u. admit
admit their
their holders
holden to
to the
the After
Aftergrading
gradlnJrin
inChicago,
Chicago, the
the as
as Bill
BillSherpick,
Sherpiek. Chairman
Chairman of
o!
Leurnter,
E. Spats,
Le~ehter, Richard
Rleb&rd E..
Spats, and
&l!d patients.
pe.tienta. The
Tho duties
dqtios of
ofthese
thMO dance.
dance. "Dates"
~Date." will
willbe
beconsidercOilllider- individual
individljlll rualts
t>e rere- the
theVic
VlcDance
DeolceCommittee,
Committee, stood
stood
results will
will be
Jahn
Jolin LIt Libby
Libby will
wllJ serve
I,UYO as
u mescaline
muc.uUne Florence
Florence Nightin. Ji(ls:btln- ed
od as
u paying
. paylnJguests.
gueats. Alumni
Alumni turned
turned to
to Haverford,
Ha.verford, with
with an
an quietly
quietly· at
at the
the door
door with
with that
that
associates.
aasoeJat.. George
~ Montgomery,
II:<!Jl!.gomery, gales
pies include
lnellldo taking
takingtemperatempera- may
may secure
-ure reserved
reaenoed tickets
tickets by
by indication
indieation of the
tbo national
national perper- 'Come
'Come hither'
hither' look
look on
on hie
hio face.
face.
Jr.,
Charles 8.
S. SaJicree
&agree were
lr., and Charla
we.re tures
turee and
u d preparing
prepa.rinc newly-arnewly-ar. writing
writing to
to Harry
Hart7 S.
s.Vila,
Vila busibu.si· centile
centite ratings.
ratin8'J,. Mr.
Mr . Sutton
Sutton said
said The
The PM's,
!PM'a, however,
however, began
bep.n to
to
named
assistant sport
named auiotant
aport editors.
edlton. rived
rived patients
patlonts'for
foroperations.
operatiooe. . ness
neu manager
managor of
ofthe
thoGlee
GJ..;Club.
Club. on
on Friday,
Friday, "There
"There, may
may be
be ao gather
p \her just
juot outside
outside in
in little
little
- - - - . . , - - " - - - - - - ' - - " - ' - - - --......:;__.;__.:__ _ _.:;_.:.._:.:_:=...:.:.:..:....:.:.:::.ce
rtain
amount
of
intereollegi·
cliques,
but
as
more
and
more
certain amount of intercollegi- cliques, but as more and more
ate competition
competition· for
for the
thehighest
highest couple.
couples 1\led
ny of
the
filed by,
by, ma
many
of the
ate
grunt,
marks
marks on
on these
these standard
.11tandard tests.
teats. cadets
~:-~ gave
it1aev,.er aamdespairing
odnesel~ato
irinSgherpgrn•·"
ekt',
·" Aa for
f or individual
individual results."
reeulta," he
he tossed
-IKV their
tb money
. to Sherpick,
-"As
continued, uif
is important
important to
to and
and walked
walked in.
in.
continued,
"it is
remember
remember that
man is
is not
.not
P.M's Hitch
H,..teh Plots
Plots
that aa man
PM's
out
out .because
because of
o.t aa low
l.ow mark
mark on
on At
At 10:15,
JO :15, the
the dance
dance was
was In
I
:By
Bv WALTER
WALTER.HOLLANDER,
HoLLAND£~, JeJ•.
aa single
eventually
s1ngle test.
t~t. IfItit 1t.
event"uall.Y full
full swing.
awing. By
B)•thin
thistime,
time,aa few
few
Reconstruction
end Relief
&conetruction altdo
Relief tt
it. was
was the
the hugeness
hugenets of
of everyeVery- there
t here were
we"' few
f e.;,. who
who still
stiU becomes
~ome~ apparent
apparent that
that aa man
man is~a ~of
o! the
thecadets
cadetahad
hadappropriated
appropriated
after
alter the
the war
war will
will sorely
aorelyneed
need thing
thiilg American
American · that
had imtm. "tbotight
Germa n victory
victory pospos- not rSltolted ~o th
t.he wo~k he I.S the
therefreshment
refreshment stand
.stand and
and some
some
that bad
thotight aa German
the
L
ewis- were
oercew
the "feminine
UfeminJne touch,"
Wueh/' and
and alal- pressed
pressed her.
her. "And
uAnd beet
beet of
of all,"
all,~ sible,
aible,but
but she
s he assured
uaured us
u.s that
thatan
an doing! tb.e Arr
Alr FFor
ce ::111
w-111 tran~-~
we re even
even plotting
plot ting ways
ways of
of taktakthough
th~u,gb Haverford
Haverford has always
alwaya she
ah e hastened
hastened to
add, "ii
''ia the
the internal
internal revolution
revolution was
was not
not fer
fer him
blm to
to another
another job."
job."
ing over
over the
the frugal
frugalallotment
Allotment of
of
to add,
ing
been'
been· aa strictly male
male iinstitution.
nstitution, wonderful
woriderlul hospitality
hospitality of
of -the
'the likely.
likely. "The
"TheArmy
ArmyinIsconstantconstont- --females. Tate
Tate Baker
Baker had
had his
his
females.
it will not stand in the way of American people."
hands full trying to keep a burly at odds with the Nazi party
that need. To the contrary, In
Europe in general and
and Ger·Ger- leaders and with the S. S.
dened mother cat from waddling
-·fact,
raCt, for
lor 'Eaverford's
llaverf~rd'a new
-new R.
R. many
many in
in particular
particUlar are
are Miss
Mtu Guard,
Guard, but
Jong. as
,q the
the war
war
.
across the
t hedance
dancofloor.
floor.
across
but uas long
and
R. unit
•nd ..R.
unit has
]Ju acquired
aequirod aa Gildemeister's
Giidemeioter'a main
main interests
Interests continues
contlnu.. they
they will
will fight
figh'ttogethtogethOver at
a t the
the ticket
ticket table
.toble most
.ll!ost
Over
‘temen
"'•man student,
student, Mies
Ml.. Maria
Marla with
with respect
rupect to
t<>postwar
postwarprobprob- er
er for
forGermany.
Germany. Resides
& sides the
the
of the
thePR's
JIM'swere
were still
stillwaiting.
wa•ting.
of
Lulea
LuJ.. Gfiderneister,
Gildomet.ter, daughter of
of lems.
lema. She
&eisIIatudying
atudylng in
ln the
the Army.
Army, there
the'N! Is
!a no
group really
reelly Llewellyn
Ono of
of the
thecadets,
cadets,having
hning
One
00group
0
P.
Young
and
Wilthe
R unit
arrived,
walked
the
the former
former Peruvian
Peruvian ambassaambuaa- R
R and
and ·R
un1~ in
in the
thehope
hope that
that repel&
capable of
of starting
atarting aa revolurevolu- liam
lia~eH~gr.J:n!~~~represent
:enp~~~ just
j'uoktedarriavro
edu'nwad
1kedd to
~nth
eeddoor,
d~
r_,
H. Charterer will
dor
dar to
to Berlin.
•Berlin.
ebe will
will someday
oomeday be able
able to
to asa.- tion."
tion."
·
•
,
she
00
80
around and
cried
forthe Debate Council in a varsity looked
sist
Came
<lame to U.
U. S.
S.in
illJune
J1Dl0
aiat in
inthe
therehabilitation
NhabUJtation of
of the
the
:,ba~~~ln<:;'~nS!!~hm~~;"i~
lomly, "Oh
"Oh my
my gosh,
gooh, what
what
lornly.
debate
against
Swarthmore
on
to the
the tents?"
Ml.. Gildemeister
Gilclemoioter wan
wu born
•born part
part of
ofthe
thoworld
'WOrld in
In which
whleb she
abo
ThW'IIday evening,
evening, which
which will
will happened
happened to
fern. !" HowHowMiss
Thursday
of h<lr
her llfo.
life. As
Uma Peru
tho age
ago has
baa spent
apoDt most
m0$t of
As Cap
Cap and
and Bells
BeDsPostpones
Postpones be
be broadcast
.broadcut on
on the
theSwarthmore
Swarthmore ever,
ever, his
hiocompanion's
compan ion's eyes
eyes
near Lima,
near
Peru, tot
but at the
up slowly
slowly aand
of four
four she
ah~ went
went'to
to~
..;th for
forGermany,
Germ&ny, Miss
KlasGildemeister
GUdemolater Play
Play Until
Until April
April 99 and
and 10
10 radio
radio hook
hook.-up.
up. This
Tblsweek
weekend
end lighted
lighted up
nd be
ho rer&of
Europe with
her
her family,
famlly. and
•tld' several
ae.ieral years
YMn pointed
poi.nted out
out that
that there
there are
areplenplen·
.John R.
R~ Cary
Cary and
tllld David
D«~oVJd Y.
Y. Y.
Y. plied,
plied, "Dunno,
"Dunno, but
look at
at that
that
but look
John
ty
of
constructive
Because
people
of aa conflict
later, ln
father bebe- ty o! constructive people withwithBecause ot
eonOie:t in
to the
the Hails
Bsia will
will travel
travel to
toNew
New'York
York food."
f'ood." And
And in
in they
theywent.
went.
Inter,
in .1931,
1931, her
her father
the
••me•the
tho Peruvian
~eruvian ambassador
ambuaador in
ln
thocountry
countrycapable
eapeblo and
and dodo- Bryn
Bryn Mawr
Mawr calendar,
calendar, the
the dates
datet to
.to take
talcoon
onColgate
Co~ateUniversity
University
Baker Peers
PllanCider
Cider
came
Baker
1
to
to Germany.
Germany. From
From that
that time
time siroue
~"" of
ofbuilding
boUdjng aa peaceful,
peaeefu), inIn- of
of the
theperformance
performance of
of "The
"The at
at Hamilton,
Hamllton, New
New York
York UniUnlThe· other
other PM's,
PM' though,
tho gh
The
ternationally-minded
Germany,
until
until last
laot spring,
aprinJr, excepting
exeeptlnJ aa but
~':'~on~ly-";lf~
Germany, Beautiful
Beautiful
People"
have
been
venity
Heights
debate
team
at
didn'
.
t
follow
•
t
heir
.:;mple,
u.;;;d
versity
Heights
debate team at didn't follow their example, and
People" have been
that the attitude and action
brief
brid return
rotun1 to
t<> Peru,
Peru, Miss
iMioa GilG11- of
'0~the
th
ituhteL~
&chtton
changed from
from March
Mareh 19
19 and
and 20
New York
York City,
City, and
andpossibly
possibly slowly
slowly in
Intwo's
two's and
and three's
three'a they
they
New
0 ·~u:."
20
changed
Allies
might
be
such
800
as
demeister
and her
her family
demeJater eDd
family lived
lived to make It difficult
m g ""
u
one other
other college.
collego.
began to
to leave.
leeve. Their
Their place
place
one
began
in Berlin.
Berlin. Last
aat June,
JUDo the
tho GilG1J. to make lt dl111cult for
for that
that to
to April
April 99 and
and10,
10,Edward
EdWard B.
B. The
The debate
debate with
with New
NewYork
York was
wassoon
soo taken
tak by
1> the
th tardy
tard but
but
in
demeistere
came t<>
to the
demeiot.ero e&mo
tbo United
United group
group to
to succeed.
auoceod.
lrvinJr, Jr.,
Jr., student
atudeot vice
vleo presipresl- University
University Heights
Heights will
will be
be givgiv- inevitable
lnevltabie Haverford
H::e~rd
eata~
Irving,
stags.
No
Internal Revolution
States,
for three
dent
Statea, and
and !or
thrw and a& half
half
No.hlemal
R....-dootof
ofCap
Cap and
andBelie,
Bella,atmounc&nllounc:- en
en before
b efo r the
o tlie
Klnpbridge Back
Back on
onthe
thedance-floor
dance-11oor Tate
-r.te
Kingabridge
months
towed the
lnootbo they toured
thecountry.
country. With
1\VIth regard
:.:eprd to
to condition.
ccmdltlou In
Jn ed
eel Frlda7.
Hel~rbta Jewish
Jewiah Center'.
Center'• Men's
Men'• Baker
Booker had
bad removed
removed the
the cat
er.tand
ancl
Heights
When
we uUd
asked Mile
'red6tic
~en ,..
\ll(floe GlidenisisGlldemela- Germany
Germanr _'Wh•
laat 'Th
'lbe
VIeDance
DiDeeoriginally
· oriJ!n&lly Club.
Club. 1bo
topic for
for the
thedebates
debate. was
.,... steadily pouring
pcnuin~r apple
apple cidwhenlhe
she left
left It
it last
The topic
ler
for March
..,.. the
the usual
uua1question
~ about
llboat spring,
~. Miss
IIIII.Gildemeister
0~ indibull- scheduled
ac:beduled !or
Kareb 20
20 has
batbeen
been is:
Ia: "Resolved:
"B.olvod: That
'!bet the
tho United
United der
der for
!or the
tile patrons.
i)&troD& Jake
>Jake ItsJ ..
*hat
of the United
~t she
lllaethought
~~the
1JIIItecl cated
eaW that
thai:.-many of
~the
thepeople
PMDie postponed
~ and
&lid will
wiD follow
follow the
the Nations
Natloaa should
il!!>ald form
fol'Dl aa permaparma- cobs
...,. was
,.... taking
~ pictures
~ of
of
States,
above all, were
performance, April
from content and
10. nent
federal
lee, she
• said
..sil that,
_.,~all,
..me far
:IUflwa..a that
tli.e Saturday
~1*'1-·.t.prillO.
faderilunion."
Ullloa.H
~
·eoup!M here
here sad
QCftben.
••
couples
there.
Singers to
~() Give
Giv~ ,
Singers
Annual Concert
ll\W'~
Concert ·
'Students
R ·and
and RR Students
D. ·
Hospital
Work
Do.
i~~~~ee~':J..
T~'--
~~·~j,.~ ;j\'fc~up;r~! PM's to Take
c:
Screening Test
Test
Screening
w·u
~.~m·u.~ ~!!.~·~ fowofp1t4~~.-.:~r ~ ·~~u·p~·
freshman'~oar.
~d
~:::'a":! ~~~~~~~~~o~j
traChi,.~~~ggoArm
toy
Sh tage of{ Girls
G. Is
Shortage
v·· ·n· . PM's
P'M'
Disillusions
"'&'~'J ~-.:-:
ance
·Ex-Ambassador,s
Here;
Ex-Ambassador's Daughter
Daughter Enrolls Here;
F.inds
States ·'Huge
'Huge..and
a·nd Hospitable'
Hospitable,
Finds United States
in
cnan ;ire
::..~~~~"t.:." c~~"t::. f~ Arn~~ ~;:;:ra1
t~:!ns"'!~;'~~~e ~!•i ~.·1: Debaters
Debaters to
to Vie
Vie ~!~~ ~~~t;{'J~ ~·~·~a:idt:~
At Swarthmore
Swarthmore
At
0
•t.eadll:r
L
Wednesday; Earth 17. 1913
HAVERFORD NEWS
PAGE TWO
Acr033
Desk
The P~k.
Across The
Haverford
News·
Haverford News
.z :,..
.
Or,.
Make; Or,.
Finnegan'. ~alce;
·Pu,negaa~~
Was aa Bryn
She Waa
Thought 6he
He lnloqht
Ju.t
week ago
aa-otoday,
today,the
tuNational.
:Natlo,.;l Resources
~.,.«. Planning
IP!annbla- Ho
BITD
Just aa week
Mawr Girl, But Then .
Boon!
ol>l!e ·u.e
!Ia·intensive
b>tenajvo reseeech
of its
~ Into
results of
Into
theft.ulta
made.ppublic
~
Board made
riding on this
i em ~
here~~
the
pi:Oblemo whkb
notion on
on the home
homo front
this nation
trout dofi'Oile
what aa
lace th!a
local what
peon loeal
doggone paoli
which will taco
the problems
have
should
this is
ride Ulil
dull rl<fe
when
The proposals
pro-!a aot
!ort.h in
ln this
<th!a report
report dull
set forth
Ia ahoold ban
over. The
is over.
war Ia
thewar
when tho
said he
be aalcl
hank H
with Jwilt
riddenwith
pleaaod
and
wu . riddf!D
be
it was
last It
becauseatatlut
peoplebeaUM
of peOple
lotof
comforteda alot
andeomtol"tod
pleased
·
going in
was J:Oinc
wu
In thin
thU week
week what
engrossed
so completely
was not eo
that the administration
evident that
acim~tration waa
comple~y en....,.aed
.aa 'difference
diJfeftllee company
company makes
maw
b>
r that
\here
that there
oh,
ob look
.look atentirely tha'
at . that
tll&t a-lrl
forgotten entirety
girl
had !OJ'&"OW.n
it had
that it
war
of oh oh
problemsof
the problema
in the
she certainly
aisle oho
might
be j11.1t
u serious
across the aillo
aulouo problems
problema fw
wben ' aerou
face when
eertalDI7
nation to !ace
for the natlon
just as
might .be
knows how to wear that
finally came.
peace ftnally
peaee'
""""'· "
·
.
sweater wonder what alms
message
the
and
itself &lid tbe - . - . thinking
Board ltaetr
the Boorcl'
of tho
statementof
-the....u-Oilt
Both-the
Both
tunl and
shed turn
wish Obed
thinking w!ah
it to
which
with It
sentwith
Roosevelt....,t
I<> Congress
~ were calPreeidentR<>oH•elt
which PrMideat
eaJ• .· look
me eh
ab mmmm
mmmm abe
she did
at me
look at
action look
that actloa
people tbet
the peo9le
to tbe
and I<>
Congress &lid
to Coocreo4
emphasize I<>
to -Jibaa!ae
culated I<>
culated
me better
bettor straighten
otral&"bten
at me
look .at
going to
even IIOIDr
are o•ea
we are
muat
war,Ifif we
thewar,
duringtho
now, d...U...
taken ..,...,
be lakeD
must be
~
my
tie and
and get that
that leek
lock of
my tie
reafter peace
disaster alter
to prevent
en attempt 1<>
make an
make
pre..nt economic
...--k .diluter
reo..· hair
my eyu
thala 1>et>beteyes thata
of my
out of
hair out
4.1lmL
AJ~rh it
Ithes
baobeen
been styled
otJled as
aaaa "cradle
~cradle to
1<> grave"
rrne" pro.
protar
turns. Although
ter
complete
quite' sd cooa.
nor qod~
that nor
quitethat
neithercualto
is ~~either
.,._),It
pose!, it Ia
p lete Mas the
tho
. · why
h is
. it
!•'that
th t.it•wouM
It· odd be
be
Br!lilh
"Bo•ulda-•
Repori,"
· JUterWI.r benefits,
beMAIa, · .,. Y a •
•
it oraWmatenvity
sinceIt
British "Beveridge Report."aiDCe
her
with bar
talkwo
to "b!lk
me to
for me
wrong for
paJDlOnla
coat of
ofraising-children,
ra!ab>a->e
ea, and
aacl payments
paym,.... . WTOR!r
wltb
the cod
cover tho
to coTU
payments1<>
she
anybody
with
not
shes
for
funeral
u
p
e
.
shes
not
"!'ith
.
anybocly
abe
for funeral expenses.
most .want company reserve
·
It is,
Ia, nevertheless,
nevert.beleu, more
more tar-re&al!lnc
and more
more specific
apocllle
far-reaching aod
~bt
;.a';l.f\"~~ldnre("fn:
that I ebouldnt and
tells me
has seen
nation.ll&a.
this notion
which _thlo
statement which
-than,
ant previous
preolouo otal<>ment
than any
aeon coneon·
ita
eo~red · impolite
Impolite and
and
Its considered
·cernlng
enry American.
AmerJC!'D. P1.0Pronervy
dont ill
to every
IU never
nonr
vital to
no-.!tal
which leis ao
subject which
this oubjeet
- corning thlo
if i1 dont
but If
nervy but
all
of aU
trainingof
vocationaltraining
andYoeat!onal
,Q51o.n I~ ~ade
educationand
fof,for
the
theeducatlon
is made
%411(41
cot
to meet
meet her
her and
iu>d' there,
therea
get to
the age of
young
above tbo
people el>ovo
youngjiOOplp
ofcompulsory
compnleory school
ochool attendance
attenda\lee ,. . the home
home concert
concert dance
dance cooncomato • inaif ahor It
Employment,or
schooling. £lnplo1'JIIent.
furtheroehoollna-.
have furtl!er
to have
wtJo'
~Hire to
who'cletire
·uo
kg 'up
guaranteed
is znaranteecl
aolutelf
oeceeaary, unemployment
compensation, Ia
uneml)loyment \>Ompanoatlon,
solutely necessary,
mafb<!
•lives around
around ·
she lives
maybe abe
of the
extension of
suggested extenolon
everyone. Its
to everyone.
1.0
In addition
addition the report
report ouargeated
tho mre
re,
quite ..,
the qll!te
shed U.e
maybe abeo
here -~
federal
social secruity
ieernlty laws
federal aoeial
lawa to
I<> cover
cover temporary
temporary and
and permanent
~nt . cerved
tiJ>e maybe
maybe oho
e&Dt
she cant
served type
in more
dlaab!Uty
pensionsJn
..a:e penalona
old-age
and old
more diversified
cl!nnWied · working
disability and
woddnc . dance
Introduce 1111•
myif 1i introduce
buzz If
dance bus
groups.
We-lone medical
groups. Life-long
medleal care
..,.. was
_ . also
ailo urged
urared, by
by the
the Board.
Board.
aell
mbe atnel<
therea
oh hell therm
stuek ob
self ill
nothing better to do how to
The NRPB did not Mop with suggestion for improving
do it I wonder what would be
.... proceeded to outline the
the metal conditions in the nation but
singleeePIN
AnnUal
92.09:• siaale
Ubac·r:lptlon, payable
advance,
in ~d
payable in
...ance, $2.00;
.0,~ llMi
Annual Isubscription.
and the
Choolrbt the
it thought
the best
tile administration
which It
~ ud
policies wllkh
tile govern_.,.. · tbe
beat ruse
rul<i maybe
ma7M some10
Subecrlptlona may
Entered as sec- pOiiciea
time. Entered
anytime.
atany
beginat
mayhecin
cents. Subscriptions
10 cents.
of transition
maybe that
will happen
thing ..W
ment.es. aa whole
JUDI
wbole should
....W follow
folloor during
dariJic the
tM period
period <JL
- - • \hJnahappen ina,w
ond-cilu
poat office
olllee In
Pa, under
Ardmore, Pa.,
under the r.in Ardmore,
the post
at the
matterat
ond-classmatter
and
men
carrying
of
sties
package
war to peace.
from war
· Directives on demobilinstion
cl1 aHll•tl• ol •eo~ and ' paekaare ~ -eanylnar will
will
JUciWo
Aet
. . .,.d
1879. MarchS,3,18'79.·
of 'Mareh
.-.MWIII•tlooo ol
Act o!
eoWion drop
hmmm
·
of soldiers
drop hremm
of the rehabilitation
problem ol
the ,....._
en tbe
and..,
machines
aed
110`.5
report.
in the .._to
were given Ia
workerswere
it goes
oh
of war wonere
there It
~nted
oh there
goeo .,.;,..
oh ob·
Wedneaday by the
the reemploymentol-r
Ule Ardmore
and the
Ardniore Printing Company
Compan,:
Printed every Wednesday
my chance
~ .Acupt.&nci:e
rc~rt. as
N a
a whole
wbo1e cannot
c.amaot' be
be expected,
expec:tod,
1117
chanC.
'
·
49
RitLeubouae ~lace,
A.nlmo R .,. Pa.
this report
of 1hl.a
Acceptanceof
Place, Ardmore.
49 Rittenhouse
although
wiohOcl. In
of changing parts
"Ill get
p&rta
process <4
"''ll
In the l)t'OeOOI
cot your
7')nr package
Pacl<aaro for
might be wished.
it mi&"ht
although it
In
thla leave:
!aaue: Edward
Edward H.
B. Handy,
Baac!J, Jr.
Jr.
of this
charge of
In charJe
o!
~t Into
Lite Law,
Ia,.-, otber
you,
items
wonder what
Such ltema
neglected. Such
benegleetod.
to be
boundto
are bonod
parte are
other porta
Miss ••• •"·•onder
you, Miaa
of it
••...
aremade
madelaw
laWwill
willdoubtless
doubtleeaundergo
undUI:O considerable
eona!detab\e rewriting
rowritlnc .abe'
of me now
lllinkinc of
IIOW does
she'ea thinking
cloea
'ware
before
facts, Ohe
msybe abe
she
these !acta,
fresh maybe
of theoo
im fresh
spite of
In aplte
think im
she think
desk. In
President'sdealt.
the<Prealdent'a
reach the
they reach
before tbey
The Changes
Changes
however,
oeueely be overoverthinb
can scarcely
1m helpful
belp!nl
report can
the report
of Ulo
importanceot
thinks ire
the importance
however, Ule
estim&ted,
or JNblie
to
is hound
document !a
bound to
NEWSPAPERS all
this document
of thlo
"'ii, thank
tban.k you!"
discussionof
you!"
HAVE
public di~C~a~lon
MIXNY OTHER
(Yi1HER COLLEGE
oCwLEGE NEWSP~.EI!S
estimated, ffor
HAVE MANY
"Oh,
brinj,
aoeiaJ consciousness
eonoclonaneu throughout the
here?"
Ule country
eountry
'1Do
you live around
"Do you
around bere
about aa new social
bring about
!"
oover
..r the
Haverford N:ElW&
make
had to make
has bad
NEWSbu
the HaVerford
country, tho
the country,
"Yea." lord how shall i get
which in itself will be a big step forward on the road to free;:~
cbangeo.
Ever-mountinc difficulties
dltlleultiu ilave
f orced the
have forced
the reduction
reduction
~'!"!;:.;::ti~~
changes. Ever-mounting
wish
this conversation started ~
from want and fear. otep forward on the niad to~
dom f::mi~!t"'~~d~e:r~lc
It. R.
V. M.
V.
R.
abed
more than
yea
just yes
than jll.lt
of the
say more
the format.
formaL And
shed aay
And with
withthis
thisreduction
reduction in
in format
tOnnat have
have come
come
and
weront
wish Ii werent
you wtlh
thank you
and thank
nnecessary
ecessary c:hanges
in style and
and typography.
typography.
changes in
so
baahful say
aay something
aomothlng
no bashful
-quick
The
boant plans
plana in these
theae changes
cha~gea improvement
improvement
new NEWS board
The new
quick damn
.,It's a lovely
lovely day."
day."
"It's
and
time has
hu come
come
policy. The time
NEWSpoJiey.
past NEWS
intensificationofofpast
and inte.naifh:atlon
"Yea lozl't
ju~ lo
. . Ule
love
I juay
it .I
isn'tit·
"Yes,
the
·
Philadelphia
hu
been
privileged
In
the
put
!ew
montha
months
few
past
the
in
privileged
been
has
Philadelphia
worth or be
its worth
proveita
tfor
or a
a college
collearo newspaper
newspapertotoprove
be dispensed
d~~oed
tllat stupid
otupid
*unit that
rainl"' now'W'.Iillt
witb
amazing emouot
Appearing mostly
mootly at ·rab>l'jl.now
jazz. Appearing
good jau.
of lroOCI
amountol
an amazing
with •n
ita
lousy day and
and Il know
know It
it
its a lousy
with.
tho city, almost
almoat all
must no
allthe
tho big
bigname
namecolored
colored bands
banda and
of the 'theatres
organo!
"anorgan
only"an
longerbebeonly
nolo.nrer
in the
NEWS-must
The NEWS
-theatres In
with. The
and so does
doeo she
llbe abe
must think
she muat
manY. other fine
dine aggregations
aa-greaatlona have
havecontributed
contrlbll'ted performances
performaneea
many
student
lt must
muat become
become ao. clearing
clearing'bowie
house of
of Informainform&·
body." It
student bodY.''
am
i
im
come
dumb
as
they
they
as
como
I
dumb
Ms
that have amazed
amazed their entbuslaoto.
.
enthusiasts.
at me
look at
abe wouldnt
wouldnt look
wish she
tion';
it must
m~t truly
truly represent
represent student
student thought
thought and
and opinion,
opinion, and
tion*: it
show of wish
classiest Ohow
Jiriuny
thec~aleat
possiblyUle
broughtponibly
Luncefordbrought
JiMmy!Lnneofonl
like
did help
help ,
all i1 did
after all
that after
like that
all.
featurednot
notonly
onlyaagalaxy
aalaxyofo!superb
auperbinatrismentalists,
inatrnmentallsta, JJer
all. ItItfeatured
. ttoo,
oo, it must
must lead
lead and
and direct
<Ure<t this
thle thought
thou~ht and
and opinion.
opinion.
With her
her package
package ala1·
her with
but
divertlngly
dllforent tap-dance
tap.dance act and Bob Howard, pianplaridifferent
divertingly
a
but
polliy, the
done
have
though
could
abe
she
· In
could
oroer 'to
ba
ve
though
done
facilitate a more
to facilitate
more vigorous
via:orona NEWS
In order
NEWS policy,
itself. it heraelf Ohe ·c ant bte
in itaetr,
iot
laugh in
big laugh
The whole
onebig
was one
and waa
whole ·bband
comedian. The
and comedian.
ist e.nd
me
herself she cant hate me
ffeature
eature "Letters to the
the Editor"
Editor" must be more
more extensively
e.xten~iv'ely used.
exquisite- for
in that uqnla!tedone in
and
were done
things that went on were
idiotic thb>ga
the idlotle
and-tho
that' 'but
b ut why
why does
dou She
~he
for that
ly crude
erndo way that
that defies
delloa description.
deacripticm. Diminutive
<Diminutlve PaulPaw·WebWebThe
con hardly be representative
ropreaontaUve of Collea:o
thonght and
College thought
The NEWS can
aile does
doea maybe thate
thato
ater'a
aonlfnl trumpet
point that look like she
high point
wasaa h!,C
"Yesterday"waa
en ':Yeatenlay"
trumpet on
ster's soulful
etiquette
etiquette
doggone
doggone
etiquette
etiquette
itself or
expressitself
notexpress
doesnot
opinion
bodydoea
the undergraduate
undergraduate !body
if the
opinion if
can
never
·be
foJ"I'Ott.en:
be forgotten:
can
hurry
aay something
aomothlnar a-lrl
girl
up say
hurry up
make
not be
Such letters
Ellington. When
!etten need
need .not
was "Doke"
be literary
literary
there waa
throughit.it. Such
felt through
Than there
Th~n
'tacit'felt
make itaelf
'1D!Jl<e" Ellington.
When Johnny
J ohnny Hodges
Bodcea
>mo
around beret~
here?"
live around
you lin
"Do you
played
and
..
stood
motionlessness
In
all
hlo
breath-takb>a:
breath-taking
his
motlonleaaneaa
and
played
in
up
stood
notes.
concise
ahort,
merely
"Yea."
but
gem•
damn
gems
tald that
merely a-bort, concise notea.
that
damn Ii said
"Yes.
~on't Get
Not before
wild. Not
went wild.
everyonewent
More,"everyone
Any !More,"
Much Any
Around Much
Get Around
"Don't
finnegan · youre
dumb
yeure dumb
before firinegan
With
format with its
new format
changes, aa new
ita new
these changes,
new typography,
typography,
With theae
only thin,
this, but Ben Wobeter'a
he dumb
that be
proof that
sufficient proof
were on111elent
solos were
Webster's aoloa
well the
come ...-ell
they come
as they
dumb aa
is
on.:
ol
the
,
t
lne.t.
lhinc
ja:u
t.eool"-a-a.xophon.Uta.
"Rex"
"'Rex''
tenor-saxophonists.
jazz
living
finest
the
of
one
aa more
more constructive
constructive editorial
po11c.y,
'end
a
more
hardy
expre.a·
editorial policsn'end a more hardy expres- ~tewart and •'Triekr
c<jnveraatlon
at aa
movingat
conversationlois movfnc
ton were
were conspicuous,
conaplcuou,, as
as.well great
Nanton
Sam" .Nan
Stewart and "Tricky Sam"
now
rate now
sion
or student
student thought
thought and
and opinion,
opinion, the
tbe Haverford
Ha\•erford NEWS
inNEWS in·
sion of
as a flashy
f\uhy arrangement
arrangement of "Sweet
"Sweet Georgia
~eoraia Brown,"
Brown,•• which
feawhich fes·
"I'm from
HaYerford ColCol·
Haverford
from
"I'm
tnred.
a
thrilling
three-trumpet
ebase
ebor11.1.
tured a thrilling three-trumpet chase chorus.
tood.s
prove itseU
be "not dispensable"
dispensable.''
itself to be
to prove
tends to
le~"
lege."
14
·
Lionel
Duke'a" triumph
with an
triumph with
the "Duke's"
followed the
Hampton followed
Lionel <.Hampton
•"()h, is·
'!"
true- - -- ?"
It true
is- it
"Oh,
equally
There was
..,.s excellent
euellent instrumental
inatrnmental
show. There
scintillating ahow.
equally aclntlllatlng
·~o, we
we don't
don~ study
atudy so
ao
"No,
work
his bani."
out bil
rolled oot
man" rolled
bandy man•
"swing's bandy
when "awing's
but when
throughout, bat
work throughout,
hard."
vibrebarp
and
let'
go
wtth
"Where
and
When,"
the
climar
of
As
vibreharp and let' go with "Where and When," the climax
As for Cuts
"'b,'' I thought
"
- - ."
thought•••
"Oh,'I
the evening had been reached.
reached. Nat
the little round
".Kine'' Cole,
Cole, the
Nat "King"
"No, that'•
ba·
lot of bathat'sa a lot
"No,
.RECENTMONTHS,
MON'l'HS, many
many members
membon of the
the student
"Student body
body
ploniat,
very acceptable
acceptable trombone
trombone player named
IN RECENT
named Beckett, and loneyl
pianist, a very
Why IIremember
remembeT one
loney/ Why
Arnett
vicoroua
tenor
...
axophonist,
deserve
reeop.ition,
recognition,
deserve
'tenor-saxophonist,
vigorous
Cobb,
week-end
.
.
.
"
.
.
week-end
"
have
taken
o
very
a~Lhetic
towa.rcb
attending
classes.
classes.
towards
attitude
thetic
.
A have taken a very api
but it waa Hampton
Hampton all the
tho way.
·
"Ex<JUO me,
my-•
thislsis my
buttlila
me,bot
"Excuse
Numerous
been advanced
advanced as
ea.uie by
by both
as to the cause
both·. but was
reasons have been
Numerous reasons
atop!'
Wben
"Cab"
Calloway
came
atop."
back
toto hia
old
atampb>g
stamping
old
his
back
came
Calloway
"Cab"
When
the
While in
In fact,
fact, the
the principal
principal reason
students. While
the students.
and the
faculty and
the !aeulty
any past
devon
cronnda
doggonoway
montha ago,
devon doggone
past
a1:01 he brought
brought with
Dllllola Jac~ac­
with him Illinois
grounds aa few months
ffee
or this
thlo attitude
attitude has
hasbeen
been aa lack
lackof
o!cooperation
cooperationand
!Dd coordination
~oonllnatlon
my
quet,
oap ice
lve been
been
and .1.
J. C.
C. 'Heard,
Uieanl, all first-rate
1\nt.-rato musicians.
mu.olctana.
what aa sap
stop what
my stop
Jonah Jones, and
quet, \Jonah
jnat
aa
"Cab"
I
waa
himself
acgetting
iJ
one
acof
A.meriea'a
getting
was
toremoet
i
as
jau
just
alDgers,
and
and
singers,
between
jazz
the
faculty
foremoet
and
tho
student
body.
America's
bocly:
student
one
the
and
"Cab" himself is
between the
this ~ollection
show;itt quainted
maybe
performera added
excellent ohowJlnt
an excellent
to an
added up
up to
quainted but maybe
collection of performers
B.;,.uoc
ineJileiency of
system, the admincut ayatem,
old cut
admin·
the old
of the
of the inefficiency
Because of
''Thlo Is
thei<l
Is my
'This
my stop,
wu
otop, too.
aomothinF about
too. •Why
Why
about everything
he
played that 1nA3e
he played
everything
something
was
there
utratlon
since the one
inslitnted another,
effect ainee
in elfect
been In
hasbeen
whichhu
another, which
41
istration instituted
mot you
you before?
Htore t
that "Cozy'
Cozy' Cole
Colo and
and the
haven'tI I met
the inimitable
inimitable "Chu"
''Chu" Berry were hav..,•t
one wish that
middle
month. The
have not
:I'hedesired
doslrod results,
results, however,
however, have
of last month.
middle o!
Which
yon going?
J:Ob>a-t
are you
way are
Which way
atlll
around. •· •.
·
gill around.
May
been
homo t"
May II walk you home?"
OuttinB has
hila continued
as before, or possibly,
continued 111
possibly.
forthcoming. Cutting
been forthcoming:
~E
nklne Hawkins,
Basle, and
e.nd
"Count"Basie,
Armstrong, "Count"
LouisArmstron,J',
Hawkins, Loula
Erskine
''Why, certainly,
certainly, t thb aa n kk
"Why,
JJohn
ohn Kiri>y
waitlints wait>Thelinea
too.Tho
here,too.
successeshere,
recent•uccellel
to
hadrecent
have had
extent..
Kirby ba've
·
to an even greater extent.
you."
you."
ing
to see
oeethe
tho"Count"
"Count" were
wol'O discouragingly
d!aeonnarlngly lone,
Kiof
while K1nar
long, while
ing to
Tho
student& ha~o
Tboy have
have brought
sevbrought out aev·
side. They
their aid~.
have tholr
The students
oh
break maymay•
what a break
boy what
oh boy
It
sensation. It
Louis
werea a aenoatlon.
band
band
improved
wore
greatly improved
his greatiy
andbia
Louis and
erol
cons-tructive eritlciamt,
aa "We
uwe don't
don't quite understand
understand
such as
criticisms, euch
eral constructive
be
ill get
cot this
thla date
date yet what
what
be
language
English langnage
the Engliall
of tho
aeema
noterlouo pronunciation
pronunciation of
seems that his notorious
is
spring lo
aa wonderful
wonderful aeaaon
season aprlna'
how
worka, ao
unW someone
someone says something"
aome~ing"
cut until
as wo eut
system works,
how this ayat.cm
is ·as
varueas
aa ever.
ever.
·
-s vague
abe
anre
Ia
looking
what
good
is
sure
she
.and
to waste
seem to
professorsacem
waat.e our time delivering
"Some pro:fuson
delive.rin~ boring
and WSome
is If
Kirby !a
John <Kirby
of John
music o!
gently, sweet
"Flow centiy,
The "Flow
The
aweet rhythm"
rhythm" mnalc
am late
late for
!or that
that lab
lab who
who
if ·II am
and
U the
the lectures
lecture• were
were more
more interesting,
Interesting,
popular
lectures. If
hackneyedloctlli'U.
Buster Bailey cares
and .hackneyed
and IB11.1ter
Shavers and
CharlieISb..-era
with Charlie
everywhere, with
popular everywhere,
give
id a-tve
Ii can make It
up ld
It up
Las an
thin, Hawkins's
being -two
forthla.
Important reaaona
reasonsfor
two important
Hawldns'a outfit
onUit hao
we wouldn't
wouldn't cut.."
cut"
up
like
chance Uko
for aa chance
anything for
up anything
edminble
few
- pianists
plan!ata in
the f
of tho
in America
.America \his
oneof
andone
sectionand
sax aeetion
admirablesax
The
also. Many
Ita arguments,
argument&, also.
Many have
has its
hove already
already
faculty baa
The !acuity
James, Erwho
Ida James,
but Ida
inotrnmont •14owaya,
sideways, but
his instrument
to hlo
down to
nits down
who alta
~Are
you
doing
anything
you
"Are
greatly
improved their
thoao
cutting in those
that cutting
find that
todlnd
coursesto
their<OIIl'IIH
greatly improved
skine's vocalist, spoils everything. Her singing reminds one next week-end?"
week-end t"
clusea
hu dropped.
and rightly
thio time
in this
so, that ln
of a bashed-in tin horn that lies forlornly on a toy counter the
rightly eo,
say, and
dropped. They aay,
classes has
UW'hy, no!'
no."
"Why,
day
Cbrlatmaa.
after Christmas.
day after
o!
accelention, attendance
attendance at
i.a necessary
neeeM&l')'
class is
every class
almost eve:ry
at elmoet
of acceleration,
B
R. S. Jr.
H.. <R.
Jr.
Thoro
Binet tried
Earl Hines
too. Earl
disappointments,too.
other d!aappolutm..,la,
were otber
There were
t.or
atudent.'a own good.
good.
for the student's
to sound
sound too
too
much
like
a
commorieal
"Doe"
wh!ta
and
band,
and
band,
"Doc"
white
commerical
a
like
much
The
liberal features
tho new
new system
ayatem are perfectly
perfeeilt workwork·
of the
features of
The liberal
WJJeeler
"Luck)"' M.llllnder
on the loud riff
much on
too much
weretoo
rur
Mllllnder.......
Wheeler and "Lucky"
College Calendar
ea;tendar
able
old. But both olde.
theold.
thoseo!ofthe
thanthoae
desirablethan
moredesirable
muchmoro
and much
able and
mll.ltbebeBald,
aald,however,
however, that
thatRosetta
:RoaettaTharpe,
Tharpe, blues
blues ·
side. ItItmust
-the
peg.~ tap dancer,
dancer, mode
mode the Tluuoday,
so. The singer,
makeititao.
cooperatetotomake
Bates, peg-legged
mustcooperate
faculty muat
"Peg-leg" Batea,
the facility
and the
singer, and 'U'eg-loar"
students and
She atudcnta
M.arda 18
Thursday, March
latter'•
performaneo aa auceeaa.
Orlando Robeson
success. Orlando
Robeson and
and Rubin
Rabie
latteee performance
Broadcaitdebeta
Swarthwith Swarth.tudenll
muu give
Broadcast debate with
give up
up their
their"devil-may-care"
••devil·may..care" attitude towards
towards
students muss
Blakeley,
with Wheeler and Hampvocalists with
RaUJP- more.
highly-applaudedToealilla
Blakeley, blghly-applaoded
attendance
.m ust not become
become dogdogthe faculty must
while tho
classes, while
of cluau,
attendanceof
ton,
were
not no
ao lmpreaa\vo
aa
their advance
adunc:e notices.
notlcea.
as their
·
impressive
were
ton,
~
20
lllardL.
March
Saturday,
"mat!c
Ita insistence
lnsiatenco that
that every
every student
atndent attend
attend every
every class.
elaas.
in its
matic In
Screening test for Cadets
But on the
tha whole
whole the
the entertainment
entertainment has
ll&a been
beell superb,
oaporil, and
and
~~rCadeta
llll..tual
is needed
needed to make one
what lo
cooperationIais"'bat
student-facultycooperation
Mutual studenWacll!ty
Glee Club concert
hope that "Tiny"
"Tiny" IBradollaw
will continue
eoatlmlo the
tba
Bradshawwfll
only hope
can ooly
one can
tha
ayotem a fair
fair and
ud practical
practical method
method ot·cleallnar
of dealing with -present
cut system
new c:ut
the ,..,..
March 28
Saoday,
standard.
high
t bla-h ataaclarcl.
s-=a.~:.
Easter vacation begins.
E. H. H. la.
I!.H.H.Ja.
'c!aaa
a.bHncoa.
dans absences.
Foundpd
15, 1909
February J.5,
Founded February
Etliltwi
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o.
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OHN W.
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HAVERFORD NEWS
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1'IIREE
PAGE
·Temple
Te~~ple Downs
J)olm8.' Grapplers
GT!Jpplers and
a~d.Cagers
Cagers
Fencers,
Fencers,
1~13
14-13
·
End· Winter
Winter ·Seasons
·Seasons
. .
End
.
Track, Baseball PM's
PM's Edge Out
Out
Practices Begin All-Star
All-Star Team
Team
Turning In two wine over the
Lack of Material
By
By27-26
27-26 Score
Score
Philadelphia College of Phu-
Young and Gomez
Star for Hornets
The Haverford College wrestling team completed rte 1942-43
tnitcy and another over Johns
Is Chief Problem
season with a record of four Hopkins,
the Haverford quintet
Roy Hopkins'
Hop!Q.ns'Team
Team
Roy
Falling in their quest for their wins, three losses, and one tie, ended its season with a total of
Facing
HOth Teams
third triumph of the season, and then went on to tie for three wins against thirteen de.Takes.First
Place
Takes
First
Place
the Haverford fencers Saturday third place in the
Pop
liaddleton
and
William
Middle At- feats. However, in view of the
dropped a close contest to TemInIntramural
difficulties the team faced and Daugherty will start from
Intramural Play
Play
In
ple, 14-13, on the winner's steip. brntie meet held at Haverford. improvement shown In the latter scratch when they undertake to
The Fords began the merlon part
The match was close all the
mold track and baseball teems •The past week was an active
of
the
season,
this
record
with
a 34-0 conquest of Kutz- cannot be
the way although the Temple
looked upon as a fail- to represent Haverford during one in the Intramural Basketswordsmen were in the lead town, but then ran into Muhlen- ure.
the forthcoming spring season. ball League, with four regular
most of the time. The Fords berg, the future middle AtlanNearly a dozen prospective league games being played in
After
almost
the entire first cindermen
lost in the foils, 6-3, were again tic champions and dropped a 26- team as well
have been pounding addition to the long-anticipated
as Coach Roy Ranvanquished, 5-4, in the epee 10 meet. A loss to Gettysburg
the campus roads for more than contest between the All-Stun'
dall
had
departed
at
midyears,
division, but came back in their was followed by the 21-9 defeat
a
week
in
response
to Pop Had- and the Pre-Meteorologists. As
strongest class, the sabre, to of Johns Hopkins, and a 22-8 Bill •Daugherty took over the dleton'a early. season call, but a result of the week's activity,
duties of mentor and turned in
take it, 8-3, and all but win shellacking by Lafayette.
an excellent job with a limited it is evident from 'the scarcity Roy Hopkins' team moved- into
the match.
Swarthmore Tied
and somewhat inexperienced of veterans that the Haverford undienuted possession of first
mentor is faced with more than place while Matlack's squad
Two straight wins were chalk- group of first-string players.
Young. Gomez Win
the usual problem.
took second place away from
Llew Young and Manuel ed up overAlrainus and Temple
Montgomery Scores 205
Hollander's fast-fading team.
Track 'Team Suffers
Comes were the leading point and the season cloud as the
The biggest news of the suAll Stars Lead
gettirs for the Hornets- Both Hornets were tied .by Swarth- ltan was the performance of
Basic elements of a team are
The All-Star-Pre-Meteorologcompeted in two divisions be- more, 14.14: Nina by Buster George Montgomery in his first present in Dee Crabtree, captain ists' game,
played Wednesday
cause of the lack of men, Young Alvord and Bill Pinch in the season with the team. Out of and ace broad jumper; Art evening, resulted
in a 27-28 dewinning all three of his sabre last two bouts produced the the game until February be- Jones, outstanding field event Melon for
the
eight
points
necessary
for
the cause of an appendectomy, the man; Tom Eikinton, veteran at the half-way soldiers. Ahead
bouts and two in the epee, and
mark
• by seven
Gomez capturing three foil and tie.
tall center displayed uncanny pole vaulter; distance men Clark
Had the Fonds wrestled on accuracy and the ability to Rulings, Al Boyaen, and Beaker points, the boys in khaki were
one epee victory..
called
on
to
stave
off
i last
The majority of the individual their Mau ..mat more often, it make full use of his height to Clement, and sprinters Howie ditch rally by the collegians to
bouts were very close affairs, appears that they might have score 205 points in the last Wood, Warren Evans, and Dan protect their lead. Bob Price,
the outcomes being decided by turned in an even better per- twelve games for an average of Wingerd.
who sparked the futile, rally
Haverford lost its three ace with three
only a point or two, but in the centage of wins, for all four 17.1 points per game.
consecutive baskets.
foils particularly these close de- triumphs were scored at HayMontgomery's biggest even- high jumpers, Dunham, Swart- had 4 and 1 to pace the scorers,
cisions fell almost without ex- erford, while the losses and ings were at the expense of ley, and Warnken, by _gradua- while Sheppard and Matlack
ties
took
place
away.
tion
and
to
the
army, and at had 6 each to garner second
ception to Temple to enable the
Rider and Pharmacy against
Owls to gain the victory.
whom he tallied twenty-nine present there is no outstanding place.
Alvord Scores Five Pins
prospect to fill the gap. FreshThe 'soldiers' starting team
Buster Alvord,' captain and and thirty-eight points respee. men Woltenden may prove valu175-1b. performer of the team, tively, leading his teammates to able in the hurdles, while Bob of Vines,- Deutsch, Axon, Ber.
was its moat consistent winner. a 71-42 triumph in the latter deLong, Kent Balls, Cal Young, tin, and Black, worked the ball
appeared in seven matches contest. He failed to score 12 and Ernie Hermlich will. team very smoothly and gave a fine
Smedley & Mehl Co. He
and won six bouts, five of them or more points in only one game, with Jones in the discus, javelin, exhibition of panning and ballBUILDING MATERIALS
handling. All hands took part
on pins. His only loss occurred that with Johns Hopkins.
and shot-put. Al Hamilton is in the scoring with Black
and
Shinn Graduates
in the Lafayette match when
COAL - LUMBER
an outstanding prospect for the Axon doing the heavy
work
he dropped a decision by one
Captain Johnny Shinn, Chick middle distances.
FUEL OIL
with 8 and 8.Herlin and Caplin
point.
Shields, and Ray Swartley all
Batteries
Open
Drill
each had 4, Vines 3, and LindArdmore 1100—'Trinity 1151-8
played good ball until their deBaseball men begin loosening
parture at midyears, which left up this week under the tutelage say 2 to complete the scoring.
Hopkins Wins
Don Magill and Dan Miller as of Coach Bill Daugherty. Batthe only upper elassmen on the tery practice commences today
Tuesday saw the Hopkinsstuareir2CER.IGir Loners
team. Miller, the only man to if receivers can be found for elfeoerw
ilanhdeelmi
r contest
ane
"I'"'We' SCHOOL ..-1^""'"" All
All Makes of
of
appear in all the games played, the three prospective Hornet
th
10-,Greta*.
~faund
almost won the team an extra hurlers, Roy Hopkins, George former by the score of 31-13.
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victory with his sixteen points Montgomery, and Hank Vinain- Captain Hopkins and Beaker
Ilroad funeral Pourers sad
RADIOS
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Life. Manuel
Tradable.
against Brooklyn Poly, while ger. Right now, in contrast to Clement, destined to play_ his
Home Iteeeemits. Chap Work.
Magill's
aggressive play under last year, 'there isn't a catcher last game before coming down
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le the &ems
the basket was invaluable.
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t ba&
on the campus. Undoubtedly•a with the measles, led the scor..et the
Approval
at.eeC
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the Masi
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Of the other new men, Dan conversion will be made.
ing parade with 16 and 10
Careful,
Cauhl. DieerIalleatler
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Wingerd was outstanding as he
PHONOGRAPHS
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0 . A.
A.. WALTON,
W.&LT OK, A.
A .32lL
Hook Prober also- turned in fielders Beans Matlack and classed from whistle to whistle:
Prlaelped
some well-played games but un- Crandall Alford. Freshman pros- The Hopkins club continued its
Geer,.
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Easy Terme .
fortunately will not be available pects who may round out the upward surge on Wednesday by
for next yEar's squad.
• Liberal Trade-in
rest of the infield include Bush- trimming the hapless Vinsinger
outfit, 33-24.
nell and Henkels.
•
In a low-scoring contest on
Thursday afternoon, Beans MatINDIVIDUAL
IN DIVIDUAL SCORING
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P..Roberts,
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Dies March 88
Orleans .
In New Orl~ns
U. S. Steel Director
Gei8Co~ion
,'29, Writes
Mystery Novels
And Broadcasts
Served on Several Philadelphia Boards
Percival Roberta, Jr., '76, one
the Nation's early. steelmasters and one of Haverford's
oldest graduates, died on Monday, Much 8,,in a New Orleans
hotel where he had gone last
month for his health. He was
of
86.
After graduating from Haverford Roberta got a job as clerk
with the Pencayd Iron Corapany. He took graduate work
ey!.
at the University of Penn
Vanin in-Metalhirgy and chemistry in preparation for executive, "Of ficial
work in the industry.
Was General Manager
Later he was appointed as
general manager and vice presi-
dent of the Peneoyel plant and
became president of the company in the following years.
Roberts was also president of
the American Bridge Company
when both plants were merged
into the United States Steel
Corporation. '
He was made a member of
the boisnd of directors of the
new corporation, 'a peat he heir!
for. 34 years. retiring In 1935.
At verities times he served as
a director of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the Philadelphia National Bank and the Land Title
and Trost Company.
Contained Art Treasures
Upon his retirement he continued to live in his 78-rondo
mansion on hi. 639-acre Penshurst Farms estate in Suburban
Lower Mellon' until 1939.
It was long a show place.
containing many art treasures,
and the mansion was an exact
reproduction of a 500-year-old
English castle.
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Ensign in the Naval Reserve
at the United States Naval Air
Training Center in Pensacola,
Florida.
In Zone 1912, he had begun
his preliminary training at the
Naval Reserve Aviatien Base at
knacosta, D. C. In August after
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will go on active duty at one
of the operational centers but
will later return to Pensacola
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College Obtains
New Property
Three-Story House
Purchased at Sale
At a public auction, Haver:ford College bought the house
which stands at 921 Panmure
Road. No explanation has an
yet been given as to the purpose of • acquiring the property
or what use will be made of
the house. The purchase was
made March B.
Standing between the College and the Meeting . Howie, the
house formerly belonged to the
estate of .Enarna W. Sargent.
Very little land except that on
which the buildings stand was
included in the acq uisition.
This newly-acquired addition
to the College's houses is an
English style three-story tonse
and contains eleven bedrooms.
There are also four bathrooms.
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Alumni Notes
1906
.
Lt. Colonel Henry Pleasant.%
Jr., recently received an award
Author Is Member -from
the Association of MiliOf. Detection. Club; tary Surgeons of the United
States.
Regency Specialist
1915 John D. Carr '29, is the auThe address of 'lomat= P.
thor of the new radio chow, A. Taylor is U. S. Naval Hos"Suspense," which broadcasts pital, Pensacola, Fla. Taylor,
over CBS every Tuesday night a Lt. Commander, H. C., U.S.
at 9:80. lin addition he in the NIL, was recently to the South
author of over forty books, the Pacific.
majority of which have been
1916
mystery novels.
"
J. Gordo. Magid' was reCarr's first book appeared in cently given additional dales
the name year that be graduated as Executive Officer of the
from Haverford and was en- Fourth Naval Reserve Area. He
titled, "It Welke by Night" He is stationed in Chicago;ILL,
studied at the University of
1917
Paris after leaving the college John W. Spseth,
Zr, It servand in 1931 was married to ing as an instructor in aerial
Clarice Cleaves, a British sub- navigation in the Navy Flight
ject.
Preparatory School at Wesle.
Lived In England
van University at Middletown,
He has heed in England since Conn.
that time and has become an
IBM
Important mystery writer. He
Alexander R. 8. Wagner is
was admitted as the first Amernow
a
Lieutenant,
LLS,N11.
ican member of the Detection
19•38
Club, to which belong such faMous writers as Agatha Cristie,
Henry S. Murphey was
Dorthey Sayers, and E. C, Bent. wady promoted to the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel in the MedOne of his latest books is ical Corps. He in stationed at
"The Murder of Sir Edward Palm Springs, Calif.
Godfrey."
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