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D NEWS
VtOLUME lle—NUMIIER 19
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For R. and R. Unit
In Second Term
.4.1tDalORE, PA.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19, 1944
Students Must File
Schedules by Today
Students are reminded
that schedules for next term
must be filed in Dean Gibb's
office by this morning. The
tentative list of courses le
posted. During the exam
week courses to be arranged
will be arranged, and hours
to be changed will be
changed. Corrected schedules
must be filed on Monday or
Tuesday, January 31st and
February lat.
$2.1 A YEAR
Cornelia Otis Skinner Gives
Monologues to Packed House
Staff of NEWS
Elects Leuchter
Last Wednesday night, ac- The most successful of these To Succeed Hsia
companied by the guffaws of • was The Arithmetic
Problem,
BY WAL1LEX STUART
large, more enthusiastic than
Four News Editors
discriminating audience, Mist which depended for much of its
Cornelis Otis Skinner proved humour on an accent not un- Chosen at Meeting;
that besides her own undenia- common in these parts. In
ble charm, he had all the quali- spite of the fact that the Stokes Ts Re - elected
'Social Case Work'
ties of a great actress. DurNow heads of all the departing the evening the moot over- humour would not have been
New courses of Andy and artaxed of these qualities was her decreased end the subtlety ments of the Haverford NEWS,
tiviti. have been outlined as
with
the exception of the Busisense
of
tinting,
might
which
have
been
enabled
the Relief and Reconstruction
increased by
ness Bowel, were elected at a
her to work the lines of five the deletion of a maerrble
Unit prepares to enter its secor meeting of the
monologues in edgewise amidst
entire NEWS
ond term at Haverford.
the almost continuous laughter. • doweling here Ind there, it staff held Monday evening in
was, on the whole, the best of the Union.
New Courses to Be Gives
Timm Square Moat Dramatic
Ben Z. Leuchter was chosen
the funny skits.
Professor Frank Dekker WatAll five of the sketches which
as editor, succeeding David Y.
son is opening a new course
*be chose are tried and proven Becomes; Entangled in Beads Y. Has, who assumed the post
for the unit st the beginning
Skinner successes—Tim ArithThe program ended with a in May, 1942. Devil E. Long
of the coming term. Its submetic Problem, sad The Hotel
was elected managing editor
ject will be "Social Case Work";
Porch, along with the Automo- short characterisation of an in- and John K. Libby, associate
the course is to Last six weekA•. Student Quiz Show
bile Ride, being probably her credibly stupid British lady editor, positions vacant during
This will be followed by a
three most famous monologues. lecturer. In the middle,
the the last two , semesters. The
study of "International Relief Planned for Feb. 29
From a dramatic and tech- distinguished lady became en- board unanimously re-elected
Administration," to be Liven by
The Collection speakers for nical point of view the best en- tangled in her bead., and there Joseph Stokes, III. business
Herta Emus of the Bryn Mawr
the month of February have re- tertainment was furnished by has been much speculation manager, and Charles C. Ryrie
College faculty.
wan voted the sports editorship,
cently been announced by Brin- Times Square, in which Miss
Corammi cos P., 2
Of the twenty-one students ton
succeeding George MontgomH. Stone, Assistant to the Skinner portrayed half a clown
now in the group, all are to recharacters on Broadway
ery, Jr. The position of Photogmain next term. Maria Louisa President. Dr. Edward H. the theatre hour. The during
replay editor was unanimously
Gildermeister, who entered the Hama, Secretary of the Christ- piece was held together whole
voted to Richard D. Rivers. who
by the
college last spring, will grad- ian Medical Council for Over- contrast of the characters,
succeeds Edward Block in that
and
see,
Work,
will
;meek
an
Tuesuate this month with the only
this contrast was made beauticapacity.
undeeffradote degree ever be- day morning, February 1, on lnBy
by a series of
News Editors Elected
stowed upon a woman by BALT- "American Medicine Abroad." masterful split-second transiProfessor J. Duncan ‘ipeeth
New. editors elected by the
erford College. She will receive
will speak February 3 on Alma- tion. Thus an audience which,
staff
(Deluded William IL Chara Bachelor of Arta degree, but hem
Lincoln. Professor Spaeth at one minute, was feeling
toner, Thomas P. Goodman.
after bee graduation intends to was formarty
president of Kan- sorry for an office girl losing Chartener and Libby Charles Long, 11,
resides Is the Relief mod. BA- sas City
and Walker
her
man
was
in
the
next
aroused
College and is ProfesStuart. ,Lawrence
ocostratidge Unit hers.
sor Emeritus of English Litera- by the playful technique of a To Represent College Jr., was unanimouslD. Steele],
y selected
fluffy
Southern
bridesmaid
.
ture at Princeton University.
Owe* Is Sods Berning
for the position of circulation
H. was * visiting professor at Thee, after being torn by the A New England tour is be- manager,
nueceeding James C.
pathos ot a courageous young ing planned by the
Darin the aloft to
the ilisvertord last year.
William Buckley, who will enter the
and of the
311.
Fraser. a Syracuse. wife giving hope to her in- Winter Comfort Debating So- Army
month. The staff
flitritag qt
lirel
, attorney and a promd's- valid tamband, is test into ciety for the first week in electedneat
Martin Sanders an es.
for the R. and /Pa, there will be end figure
paroxysms
of
laughter
by
•
February.
in legal action intour will in- satiate, on the editorial board.
a rotation of groups among the volving government
Brooklyn-accented Boom spar- clude severalThe
agencies,
colleges
and
uniLeuchter fraduated from the
severe] fields of applied work. will speak February
ring with
15 on the Navy. her boy friend from versities from Princeton to Vineland (N.J.) High School,
Each group works for • full "Bureaucracy in Attics,"
Boeton. William II. Chartener class of 1942, where
quarter in sack of the sentinels.
be was
and
On
John
K.
inton
Libby,
Three
s
Bidbi
chairman
Entirely
illessioreas
editor-In-chief of the senior
The Crafts section has ceased February 22. the
ap.akar will
The most serious of the 'kits, and manager of the society, re- yearbook, president of the Boys'
functioning, but work is con- be FAA G. Harrison,
spectively,
are
expected
who
to
is
the
take
the
famous
Hotel Porch, conPublic Speaking Club, and a
tinuing in Motor Mechanics commissioner of
the U. S. Im- tains, in the person of selfish part on the tour.
member of the basketball teem.
sad at Weekend Workcamp. migration and
Natturslitation old lady, a villainness worthy
At Haverford, he was a memThe American Friends Service Service in Philadelphia
To Discuss Ramie
and
was
of the Shakespeare of !ago or
ber of the Debating
Committee him also opened a one of the
Radio
delegates from the Hellman of Regina GidAlthough negottatimis for de- Clubs in his freshmanand
bold of work fur volunteers who the Unitedtwo
year, and
States to the Inter- dons. The horror of her re- bates have been begun with participated
are apprenticed in the cake. of American Democratic
in
jayvee
football,
Congress fusal to allow her daughter 'a some eight colleges, only two jayvee and varsity basketball,
she eoramittee.
in Mexico City last October.
life of her own and of her con- debates are definitely arranged and baseball.
A new source of training has
The program on February 29 tinued diabolical prying
Long, a graduate
into now. On 'Tuesday evening,
been found at the Douglas Hos- will be a student quit chow un- other
February 1, Haverford will de. Ceonge School, was alsoof the
editorpital in South PhiAdalphia, der the direction of William Is ever, peoples affairs was, bow- bate Princeton.
And on Thurs- in-chief of his senior yearbook.
dissipated
by the com*where several members of the Lehmann. This program will
bination of a few humorous day afternoon, February 3, the He joined the NEWT immediunit will help out. Two women be similar to one held last year lines
opponent
will
be
the
and
Massaan
uncontrollab
ly hiately upon entrance To Haverwill &est at the hospital four with Robert F. Jordan as M. C. larious
chusetts Institute of Tech- ford and has
audience.
also been a memafternoons every week during
Mr. Stone welcome. seirres•
More in keeping with the nology,
ber of the International Relathe coming term. It has also lions from students for Collec- mood
of the evening were the
The question for debate in tk'ne Club.
been announced that a counts tion speakers and programs.
three entirely humorous piers.. both of these contests will
in Home Nursing will he given
Libby, Ryrie Active
be:
Resolved: That the United
one evening a week under the
Libby, the new associate edStates should enter into a mili- itor, graduated
direction of the Ardmore Rod
from Annapolis
tary alliance in which Soviet (Md.) High
Cross. Most of the women are
&hoot and entered
Russia is a member after the Heverford in
expected to take the course.
September, 1942.
present war." Both opponents Since his arrival
Minor Changes to Hs Male
have elected to uphold the el. become secretary-here, he has
treasurer of
firrnative Haverford will de- the Students'
BY WALTEll I. Setiosoim
The three mine courses givCouncil and manfend the negative.
en last term—German, Polish,
ager of the Debating Club. He
-Stand By Your Guns," ano the play and
and Area Study—will be con- original
confessed
that
is also • member of the NautiOregon Style To Se Used
tinued. 'The Area Study group, ten by musical comedy, writ- he had had quite a dercall
eel and International Relations
Pet. Myron A. Lenin time turning husky PM. into
The debate with K. L T. will clubs, and played on the cricket
however, which his heft eddy- and
Pvt.
Richard
H.
Warren,
*eductive
be
in
the Oregon style. This team last spring. Ryrie,
eborus girls.
ing the economic and
will be given by the Prostyle of debating, of which M. is student vice-presIdent ofwho
Ram. Film Offer
graphical conditions in Cher Meteorology
Cap
unit on Saturday,
The theatre column, "Curtain I. T. is one of the foremost ex- end Bells and a member of the
many, will shift their *mentos:, February
5,
at
ei30
P.
M.,
in
Call," of the PM publication, ponent. in the East, involves Students' Council, was abo on
to a similar study of Cuero- Roberts
Hail. Pats. Lenin and "Pre-Met-itations,"
crow-examination. After each the Steering Committee of the
slavakia and Poland.
mention
Warren are the co-producers the fact that Pets. Lenin,
Lipp constructive speech an op- Glee Club.
Made Um of College Grade and co-directors of the play, man, and Warren, have refused- ponent questions the speaker
while Pet. Morton A. Lippman an offer of fifty thousand
During the past term the R. composed the music.
dol- for five minutes on matter. relars for film rights, because 'sting to the content of his J. K. Libby to Speak
and R, Unit ham participated in
speech. M. I. T. has also made
they
*till
holdoat
for
threemany traditional Haverford acThe plait unhers in a week day pewee Rem
ota also cir- arrangement. for a critic judge At IRC Joint Meeting
tivities. This mason, for the of graduation festivities
for culate that special Language for the debate, The debate with
first time, Hweerford woman the Mt end A under
the genA joint meeting of the triterstudents have attended the col- eral supervision of the gradua- courses were given at Bryn Princeton will be orthodox in
lege'. football, weer, and tion committee, which conalsta Mawr for members of 'Qs cast style and will hare an audience net/0nel Relations Clubs of
derision.
Haverford
Who
were
and Bryn Mawr will
unacquainted
with
the
basketball games.
of throe seb-eesanditess for local jargon.
be held at Bryn Mawr during
New England tour will the
The unit, eonslatmg mostly the play, the &nee, and the
find
Members of the east are Pats. beThe
week
the third tour of the present was announcedin February, it
college graduates, will con- yearbook. It le satin on the John Burnett, Anthony
by Manual J.
Di season. In November
trol s its work here until June, Ha of the Pita at Haverford Philippe
a debate
/eines Dunn, Hyman was held
president of the Haverat which time the members will and on the Main IAD.
at Baltimore with Graves,
Epstein, Alexander Liftman,
ford
group.
Johns Hopkins. This was in
separate for work at work; "The Arley *remit the eyes George Farrow, Rodney
John, K. Libby will be the
Hoffcamps or other activideo
a the knee was Pvt. Lonliea man, George lisitansann, John conjunction with the Interne- principal speaker at
the joint
eared by the A. R. 5. C.
riptice et the play. Miller, Stanley Schlesinger, Hon.( Relations Clubs Confer- nursling, talking on the
subject
ence. Two debates were held of "Internal
MB rebirth in the TUB le re- art=g at the fatal= Arthur Singer. In their
Esiononte."
opinin
New
York
City in December.
sease Senses until Deasseben. ast
crealited. bat
ion, the play win prove that
Shiro Gamer will graduate
Plana contemplate several deAct neetbers et the es11 wi is the ebseerest him et 1st
regulatioes
bates with local celleans and from Haverford next month, it
tbs. be ellsible two tie Mate/ tem" be added epelodetheeliy. alatiiiite.
planned to hold an election
&Wu Xall
re11she lily be metre' Penn- le
Pet. Lenin Is the dopes &rester tsina the aid,
of Ars degree.
for • new president al this
prewar spirit.
/glee In the mama.
meeting.,
Lbw
F. D. Watson to Give
Six Week,s Course,
Stone Announces
Collection Talks
Debate Society
Plans Contests
&
PM's to Give Musical Comedy
On February 5 in Roberts flail
:yr=
MAYERFORD NEWS
PAGE TWO
Haverford News
•
Founded February 15, 1909
Editor: David TI-Yang Baia
Business Manager: Joseph Seek= III
Sports Editor: George hteataaniery, Jr.
Photographic Editor: Edward Meek
Circulation Manager: James C. lbetiday
Libby, David E.
News Editors: Ben Z. Leuchter. John K.
-.•
Long, Charles C. Ryrie.
er,
Associates: William H. Chartener, Stewart P. Schneid ,
Thomas P. Goodman, Walker Stuart, Julius Kitchen
Roche,
Charles Long, IT, Harry F. Manbeck, Robert P.
.
Walter Seligsohn, George B. Starr, Mee= Trainer
five hundred
food, both rationed and =rationed, to filed nearly
men, and we appreciate a job well done.
at supMinor changes, such as jam at breakfast and tea
the whole
per, do not go unnoticed by those who eat hare, and
efficient one.
atmosphere of the dining room has become a quiet,
and
In spite of this, we still hear compliant& from some,
in line. Both
there are still student. who can't wait their turn
lines
and
g
rationin
both
of these groups should remember that
basic
were formed so that all might be put on an equal
a job
Apart from that, the dining room can be termed
well done!
Wednesday, Jamul 19, 11441
Hornets to Play
Strong Quintets
On February 4, 8
Montiomery Totals
98 Points Thus Far;
Bob Clayton Returns
Across the Desk
Sporting a record of three
victories against one defeat, the
Revertant College basketball
squad will find itself facing two
formidable opponents during the
tint week of the new semester.
will determine
From a military ntandpoint, the year 1944
to reign
whether the democratic or the totalitarian is designed Second
da
unchallenged. General Eisenhower has promise
wee be.
the
of
Front which will conclude the European phase
To Meet La Salle
of the year.
end
the
fore
STAFF
BUSINESS
The Scarlet and Black will
viewpoint, the year 1544 also presents! a
political
a
From
d with travel to Philadelphia on FebAdvertising Manager: J. Frederick Muench.
crisis; in it will be elected the man who will be entruste
its relation- ruary 4 to meet the is Salle
Business Associate: Lawrence D. Steeled, Jr.
the responsibility of guiding the United States in
the
for
rs, at present
ships with the other nations and its home-front policies elec- College dribble
the
the wave of
SPORTS STAFF
next four years. Unless Norman Thorne should stealbe repre- riding high on
will
three straight wins. The scortion, it is quite certain that the American people
Aanstant Sports Editor: Richard D. Rivers.
atic party. It ing star for La Salle, which last
sented either by the Republican or the Democr
Associates: Robert Good. James B. Wright.
be selected Friday night defeated Rider by
is fairly certain that President Roosevelt will again
t the even- thirteen points, is 16-year-old
momen
the
at
and
atic ticket,
Democr
the
on
run
to
weekly
College
the least, un- Bobby Walters, freshman guard.
Published by the student body of Haverford
tual candidate of the Republican party is, to say
re
Ardmo
the
by
Printed
year.
throughout the academic
Wait-ere collected sixteen points
certain.
e, Pa.
Printing Company, 49 Rittenhouse Place, Ardmor
pulls a Friday night against the TrenUnass a black horse, or should we say elephant,
Office,
Post
Pa,
e,
Ardmor
it appears ton quintet.
Entered as second-class matter at the
Willkie-blita at the Republican convention in June,
Dewey
under Act of Congress August 24, 1512.
Haverford will play hoot on
that either the same Mr. Willide or Governor ThomasDespite
ncy.
Preside
the
for
ted
December 8 to the University
of New York will be nomina
that he will of Delaware, of whom not much
the fact that Mr. Dewey has declared repeatedly
In shar=e of this =se: David Y. Y. Ilia
and his
not be a candidate, his bandwagon is picking up steam rses, is known this year. One may
wheelho
party
The
waving.
remember, however, that in
banner, though unofficial, is
ttee, and
February of last year the Blue
many of whom are stationed on the National Commi
rd
They
gon.
Looking Forwa
Hens from Delaware gave Haythe Old Guard are protecting Mr. Dewey's bandwa
and feel that
are bitterly opposed to Mr. Winkle's nomination
erford an unmerciful beating.
THIS ISSUE OF THE NEWS comes the end of another
again
from
him
ing
prevent
examina
of
r
mid-yea
capable
the
Dewey is the only man
69-21. Most of last year's DelYfradministration of the paper. After
the mashers
dominating the Presidential scene.
aware five were seniors playtions. a new Board will take over the paper. We,
luck in their
the ca- ing their last basketball game,
of the retiring Senior Board wish them the beet of
Let us for a moment analyze the background and
ent po- so this year's team should
difficult task ahead.
pabilities of the two men. Dewey first became promin
had
t Attorney of New York Qty, where he show many new fame.
The present Administration has, like all prevous boards, we litically as Dietrio representation for efficiency in dealing
rs ago,
quite a
Clayton to Return
our ups and downs. Since we book office two semeste we have earned himself
is not
with the underworld. We must canteen that Mr. Winkle strike
hen seen many changes at Raverford. Soros of these
Badly in mad of 'reserves,
is one
which
ls,
crimina
upcatching
of
have
art
we
the
in
these
of
polished
Some
as
Ray Mullen will receive
sees many =engem et Eaves-ford.
ed to rms. against him, for Mr. Dewey has the advantage of knowing all Coach e addition to the squad
held and supported, others Condemned and attempt
beet of oar the methods of doing away with common murderers like Hit- a 'welcom
Clayton, '48, who was
vent We have at all timed tried to uphold to the
Bob
in
whole we feel ler, Hirohito, and their respective stooges. On the other hand,
ability the right of the student body and on the
deprivation of life, is not recently given a medical dismore
not
ie
war
the
after
object
stand.
our
that
chosen
that we do not regret having
moral and charge from the U. S. Army,
the bloodthirsty pursuit of our enemies, but is the
Board,
l and and who expects to return to
To cite a few of the issues taken up. by the present
psychological reconstruction of the world on a fraterna
ng of the
d
improve
ents,
qualifications of experience does Dewey college at the beginni
What
we leave successfully altered the degree requirem
basis.
l
peacefu
sappers,
of February semester.
the lighting system, sponsored the Student - Faculty in extra- show, that would point tqohim logically as the man capable
tion
tried to farther Bryn Mawr - Haverford coopera
him to create suEh an international state of affairs!
In the four games played thus
e speak- helping
has failed to
curricular activities, attempted to obtain better Collectk
Absolutely none. A. Governor of Nut York he
far, Captain George Montgomof
s
problem
the
the
for
clarify
race
to
the
ed
platform pledges. In
has split the cords for a
ers, fonght student apathy, attempt
ent at carry oat his liberal he is being backed by the conservative. ery
total of 95 points, or an avercy
the dining room, and tried to activate student governm
candida
tial
Presiden
foron
h
of 24-5 points per game.
Reverford. We have taken an international approac
ist forces in the Republican party; If he should become age
This is tar ahead of the record
domestic 's- isolation
decision, would undoubtedly be strongly in- he eat last year at Raves-ford
his'
eign policy and a liberal, anti-reactionary stand on
t,
Presiden
the
these issues,
group, a dis- in tallying over two hundred
etae We have not always been socceseful on all of
fluenced and controlled- by the interests of We
diecouragehas points and a game average of
but =areas in some has prompted us on, despite
state of affairs indeed. He has yet to prove that he
astrous
out
g
bringin
heiriT 17.1. Second in acorinoo for the
merely
' inent oT others, and we consider that in
a stifikierit knowledge of economics to direct the increast
in
step
a
y Scarlet and Black is Torward
omen
certainl
have
he
we
faces;
place,
S.
U.
fleet
some of these issues in the
complex internal problems that the
who has 38
ional affairs, Frank Kennedy,games
for an
the direction of progress.
can't boast of being a dominant figure In internat
points in the four
a relative- overage
=eh
in
centered
we
been
will,
has
it
life
paper,
9.5.
of
the
political
over
whose
takes
A man
As the new Administration
d to eommand the respect of
facing
expecte
be
be
will
It
cannot
off.
area
left
we
small
ly
where
issues
the
hope, take on
will, thereIt will find
men like Churrhill, Stalin. and Chiang Kai-Shek and
many more difficult problems than we have facedproportionin face of the
er
fore, not have the influence in post-war discussions
it increasingly harder to carry on a weekly paper
determining Cornelia Otis Skinn
t lack of
ate to the size of the role played by the U. S. in under the
steady decrease-of civilian students and the resultan
Co•tiwwl from Peg, I
body faithworld conflict This, of course,
the
of
student
e
the
of
outcom
the
soppert
the
with
But
.
campus
on
nun
would deign to have the U. S. par- hereabouts as to whether this
of alumni
fully behind them and with the sincere appreciation stand= assumption that Dewey
little sequence was completely
ticipate In any kind of International organization.
who keep telling us that they are glad that the NEWS
Dewey. premeditated or mot One obthe changing
Now for Mr. Willkle, who is a complete contrast to
as the one normal part of Haverford unaltered by
remarked that ha was
his
server
shown
has
blessed
the
and
till
In the first place, he is extremely liberal,
ed that Coreffects of the war,. it will carry on msecessfully
tly and out- absolutely convinc
is dark and
Sklatter could oat
liberal attitude towards minority groups frequen
Otis
nelia
day of peace comes to us all unli! The road ahead
man at the have planned to remain silent
strive
iness
should
we
big-bus
a
why
was
reason
himself
lee
more
the
all
Though
is
y.
that
spokenl
difficult, but
has gained a on the stage for as long a time
head of a large utility, and from that experience
on and rise up to wee greater heights for Raves-ford!
the common as the disentanglement conpractical knowledge of economics, he is aware of
sumed. Whether extemporan—Mans' problems. and if elected, would do his best to solve these eous or not, however, the result
problems.
was a very funny bit of busibetween ness.
Cen foreign issue* there is virtually no difference
A Job Well Done
has
policy
his
elt;
Roosev
his platform and that of President
On the whole, the • performsemester, been the
too
The dining room and cafeteria has, this
consistently favored U. S. participation of world affairs; there ance euffered from having
n not only
in person- large me audience in such a
He
Willkie.
l
subject of much comment. It has received attentio
Wendel
with
isolation
of
danger
no
is
off
and
on
fad
the
both
from
NEWS
and
the
in
apace,
also
but
small
great
ation,
the
of
worldin student esmvars
ally well-liked and respected by the leaders
el rethem. that many, having heard of
the editorial page. However, recent changes in personn
powers, aped unlike Deck!y would be accepted as one of
as a comedienne,
and ac- Mire ninner
traveled
well
ely
extrem
is
quire that this editorial be written.
Dewey,
unlike,
Re. also,
expected a sort of female Bob
the respect- Hope and were ready to laugh
Bytes,
quainted with the people of Europe and Asia and
The appointment of Messieurs Howell, Prey, and
whenever she opened her
t a most favorive countries to which they belong.
r aestheticas heads of the dining room staff, has brough
liberal, month. But howeve
of whom
Obviously then, If the American people want a
able =sags into the dining room. These men, each
ally imperfect the whole may
be
not
have
will
ace,
war
world
exparis
of
roared.
another
deal
still
that
great
so
people
a
nt,
with
been,
have
far-eighted Preside
came te Haverford
ughs,
by the war.
caused by our refuel to participate in an international organi- And inasmuch a. belly-la
handled well their Jobe made increasingly diffinalt
y
rativel
the
compa
is,
the
he
If
on
te.
even
raised.
sation, Wlllkie must be the Republican candida
t home front, are at a
;dimwi
ve,
In general, the quality d the food served boo been
executi
chief
sound
a
of
=turd
people can be
as
int.
evethe
Americ
compla
days,
lawn
these
sail
m
sea
that
premiu
r.
howeve
It 'boatel = noted,
whether be he Roosevelt or Wilkie and can feel that our po- ning, for that mason, can be
ints less
=oat. the quantity, although the number se asespla
considered a great 41111111raisey
Ow 40.011 lineell future Is In safe bands.
decreased. Everyone at Haverford fully mai.
111110011•11.
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of buying smiggin
task which arafreete the Inman and his stet
ak-
Weltomdae, leassary It, 1544
Loyola Beaten
By Haverford
At Baltimore
HAVIDIFOMD NWWB
PAGE MR=
eillumni `Notes
Lt. Robert Miller
Lands at Tarawa
Varsity Basketball Bearing
C. M. Henry, '31,
1.1385
Rolm M. bate preached at 'Writes from Italy
the first, December graduation
Captain Otarles M. Henry,
of Mount Holyoke College.
Was Active Student
'91, in a letter dated Decem1924
ber Sfi, 1943, writes! that he
While at Haverford
Montgomery Paces
Dean Carpenter in manager has been on the Italian front
Robert E. Miller, Jr., is now
Johnson
4 13 4 30 7.6 of the Hilton Hotel In Akre- recently. Commenting on
Team to 5141 Win;
the NEWS, he &aye, "We serving as s first lieutenant in
querque, New Mexico.
Wright
probably a sign of provincial- the United States Marine Corp.l,
4 7 6 20 5.0
Johnson Tallies 14
ism, but I feel a twinge of and he has seen active service
1928
4 1 1 8 .7
nostalgia with every issue, in several areas. Word has been
Journeying South Is.st Wed- (laid
Lt. (Jr) G lfeely Fox sod his for
regardless of other received that he was among
nesday night to invade the
wife announce the birth of a changes
at Haverford, the the marines who tok part In the
realm of the Matson-Dixon Colnon, Charles Keels, Fox, born
NEWS
romaine a fairly fix- assault on Tarawa Island 1.n the
legiate Seeks-that] Conference,
in Washington, D. C., on De- ed
Institution. About the central Pacific, and that he
the Scarlet and Black basketcember 22.
only change seems to be the came through this costly battle
ball team defeated Loyola ColJ. McLain King is stationed deadline;
it seems but a few unhurt.
let. of Baltimore by the more
at the U. S. N. R. Midshipmen's days
Miller left college in 1942
of 41-41 for its third consecuSchool at Columbia University, the since I was a part of
mad rush on Sunday after hie graduation, and entive victory of the 1944 season.
New York, where Cheater A.
However, this ten-point marOlinger. '27, and G. Ralph night to get the copy whip- tered the marines shortly afgin. seemingly substantial, must Fouls Hinder Fords;
Stroh!, Jr., '41, are also study- ped up in time to make the terwards for his bode training
last train to Philadelphia." period. He has been in the
not be taken as en indication
ing.
service since that time. While
that the game was a runaway Montgomery Tabs 25
in College he was active In
1922
for Haverford. The home team
many
extracurricular activitrailed throughout the greater Traveling to West Cheater
William E. Miller writes in a
ties. He nerved aa Sports Edpart of the game, but their fast lest Monday evening to meet letter to Dr. Carl Allendoerfer
1936 itor
of
the NEWS, and was on
break, and pick-off plays fort- the Purple and Gold in
that
he
is
now
teaching
taiga
their
Sebastian Pugliese play- the varsity baseball and footed the Hornets to make the
at the Ground School. AAF edJohn
recently on the first Hall of ball squads. He was also a
most of all foul shots end dor- second game of the infant sea- Pilot Scheel (Advanced
Twolag chances they were given. son, the Scarlet end Black hoop- Engine) Army Alr Field, in Fame program of the Philco member of the Varsity Club.
Corporation. He was heard In
He is now in Battery F, 2nd
The Fords completed 11 of their eters did not behave "Lite 1111 Altus, Oklahoma. He teaches
14 free throws from the foal guests should, but badly sub- identification of aircraft and two selections with Paul White- Battalion, 10th Mariann, and
man's
Orchestra.
On
Saturday,
his
address is c/o Fine Postline—proof that they have the
naval veasels. Since he came
ability to do it when points are merged their hosts by the over- to the Air Field last January January 9, Putties. was guest master, San Francisco, Cal.
soloist with the Rochester Symwhelming more of 64-44. From he has had six weeks
needed.
in the
whistle to whistle, the Fords Central Instructors School at phony Orchestra. A "harmonica
tiontgonaery Leads Soaring dominated
virtuoso," he is Currently apthe play, utilising a San Antonio, Teem!.
pearing in New York', Cafe
As used, Big resorge Mont- fart break that worked havoc
While in college Miller. was Society
Vice President Speaks
Uptown.
gomery led the HiTedford scor- with
class
secretary
in
his
Junior
the
inexperienced
Teaching pared., this time with eight
year, and was Phi Beta Kappa.
To Pittsburgh Alumni
1941
field goals and four out of five era' defense. Paced by Captain He was • corporation scholar
Edwerd Page Allinsee was Vice President Archibald
foot shots for 20 point.. Jim Montgomery and Kennedy, who in his Senior year. He was also
Lacy, are forward for the scored 26 and 17 points respect- a member of the Classical Club married to Miss Louise Elliot Macintosh was the speaker at
Rothermel, daughter of Mr.
Green, racked up 10 and 2 for
and
the
English
Club.
the annual luncheon reunion of
22 point., while Dave Johnson ively, Haverford piled rap a 81Walter C. Baxter was recent- and Mrs. Peter Frederick Roth- Pittsburgh
alumni on Tuesday,
21 halftime lead and was never ly promoted to the position
bellied 14.
of ermel, III, on Monday, Decemthreatened in its quest for vic- assistant tenet officer of the ber 27, at the Church of the December 28. The luncheon was
Montgomery opened the veer- tory.
Girard Trent Company of Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
held in the Hotel Roosevelt,
ing with a field goal after about
Philadelphia. The Girard Trust
'Pecker Frasier Meehan re- and about 85 alumni were presthe first three minutes of play. Fads Jinx Second Period
Company has among its officers cently enlisted in the service.
ent. Mr. Macintosh dimmed
The first quarter pruned quickthe
following
Haverfordian
s:
Wilfrid Lee Simmons is re- the present organisation and
ly, and with Motel finding the Starting off strong, the Hor- A. Douglas Oliver, '19. vice
ported
missing
nets
loat
little
range for 7 more points and
in action in the activities 'of the college.
time in finding president; G. Randle Grimes,
Matey and Johnson collaborat- the range and halfway through '23, trust officer; F. W.
Elliott South Pacific. Simmons, an en
ing for 4, the Hornets led after the first half were anchored
Farr. '31, trust °Meer; Allen sign in the Navy and a pilot,
to
ten minutes, 12 to 6. Midway
M. Terrell, '32, assistant trust was a member of the NEWS
Board, of the Student Council, Eastman, Dillon & Co.
in the towed quarter, the a 16-4 lead by virtue of three Investment. officer.
of the Cap and Belle Glee Club, Waver New York Seca Each...
Greyhounds trailing by twelve beaker' by Monty, two by Kenand he was a corporation !cho1933
points, Schanberger and Lacy nedy, and on. each by Wright,
ler while he was in college,
opened fire to tally ten points Johnson, and Estey. At the
Investments
James
Hemphill, who
between them tfeettgoutere dart of the second period, the'graduatedMiss
225 S Fifteenth SL Phila.. Ps
from the University
1943
finished the scoring for the fouling
hug plagued the Fords, of Pennsylvania Medical School.
period with two long one-hand- and
J. Morrie Bream was married
still ale minutes to go '37, is now a lieutenant in the
ers, and the score at the end of untilwith
half time: Montgomery Army and at present is station- to Miss Dorothy Anne Tall,
the half stood at 24-18, Advan- had committed
of Mr. and Mrs.
ed in Greenland. Mrs: Hemp- daughter
three
personals
tage Haverford. At the half, and for safety's sake had been hills and their son, Beep& are George Tall, Jr., of Giamatti.,
Ardmore Printing
Montgomery had scored 16 of removed from the game. Ken- living at 209 Lippincott Avenue, on Saturday, January 8, at 5
o'clock in the Calvary Presbythe Scarlet and Black's 24 nedy, Wright, and Este,
Company
Riverton, N. J.
oleo
terian Church, Wyncota, Pa.
points.
were called for violations durHINTERS mu. ENGRAV7.13
1934
ing
this
rough
quarter,
and
The
following Haverfordiana
lacy Ties Score
mainly through such an excess
Lewis H. Bowen, director of are now stationed at the Boca 49 RITTENHOUal3 PLACE
The third period had hardly of free throws and the effort, Publicity for
American Red Raton Field, Florida: Second
opened when Lacy and Gimlet of Sachs, who caged two beau- Cross, sailedthe
AEDMOKE
In the middle of Lient George M. Ryer, '43; 13/
combined foreee to reduce the tiful long shots, the Purple was December for an extensive are
nose Ardmore 17W
Set. Pad C. Rowland, '41; Pfc.
margin to one point.Lacy them able to regain some lost ground slgronent in the Southwestern
James A- Samara, ex-'45, and imam lie Maw
tying the score at 27 with • feel and whittled the score down to Pacific.
Ler Over to Yew,
Stagg- M. Wayne Meeeley,
shot. ,Taking advantage of 2141 at halftime.
their fast break. Loyola pushed
themselves ahead at 32-31, hat To start the second half,
Frank Kennedy connected with Coach Mullen switched Ken• lay-up from the right to pet nedy and Montgomery, the latthe Horneta once more in the ter going to forward where
lead. And they were never be- there wrtald be lent chance to
foul This move was decisive,
hind from there on tn.
for the change seemed to do
ti
It was Dave Johnson who fin- both boy, good. Monty finally
ally put the game on tee for found the range, and in the
Haverford. braking Loyola's course of the next twenty minheart with three field goals and utes pumped eight field goals,
two successful fools in the space mainly one-handers from ten
•;1;1
J "h- ff t?
of fire minutes. From thee an feet out and a foul through the
'
.••
the Greyhounds picked up their mesh to start the Fords rolling
final points of the greening, leav- and keep them in high. Kening the court open for Mont- nedy, on the other hand, loopgomery. Eatery, Wright, and ed in two beautiful whets and
Johnson once again to bring the converted two Ards to bring
score to 51-41.
hie total for the evening to 17
Jimmy Wright 1110 seemed to
The box score :
earn. to life in the amend heir
Haverfeed
•
P and contributed five points.
Fir
while
and Johnson, who
Johnson. f
2 14 playedEttey
excellent defensive ball
Xisisasly, f
~/" rit
2
1
5 throughout. collaborated for
•
116smkgemery,
.8
4 20 eight points.
AmAmmym.
astsv.
1 5 Michaels Scores fee
Teediers
Geld
0
o
0
For the home team. Michaels
Wright, g
2
patted in three rebounds and
made
on two layups to
20 11 11 spark good
Hasa a "Cake", says the American soldier in Iceland, and in three
the Teacher.' gassier
Leeds
scoring effort, while Hoffman
words he ban made a friend. It works ie Redriadc as it doe. in
Lacy .._. 10
M and GISMINS each tallied lye.
Rochester. Be malt you have Coca-Cola in your kebet or home.
Schaerberger ..... 4
Sachs' third long shot of the
0
'Round the globe. Coca-Cola sands for the purse that psfretb,
(Acrid
1 1 game, coming about three min1
ute.
before
the
final
gun,
mark—has become ttse ice-breaker between kindly-minded strangers,
0 4 ed the and
of all resistance to
°Coire'txtee-,,C,do
O I the selestlen Haverford surge,
110”1.11) UNDER AVTIIORM OP VIII COCA. COLA COMPANY It
ft
t sad the Haste sestiased to
Mau.
T4or'lk ■lay me I.e.
phi04 Saint 110= 64
COCA-000.A BOTPLLNG 0012PAP I
Cowe-Gule caked -cone%
I 41 sir Ise me lee% Isigh
G Fg F T Avg.
Montgomery 4 44 10 98 24.5
Kennedy
4 15 8 38 9.5
Fetey
4 15 282 8.0
Fords Swamp
West Chester
Have a "Coke"= Come, be blessed and be happy
tali
•• • rom Idaho to Iceland
tia67‘;
1.
0
' Weilmsday, Unwary IR /OM
IAVERPORD NEWS
PAGE POUR
James Shipley
Gets New Post
ARTICLE IV
THE HONOR SYSTEM
College
.tut guests. and toe n Haverford
new. I. All &amines.the
Howe System. The Honor Seem dad/
conducted under
dull he
theee
nioro 1.3 seem
be construed to men the during raunim r, acting ar the capacity of
membe
no panne, tuber ;Indent or Emote
t
conduc
proper
the
for
ihk
roporo
student deli be
official manna, toed
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here respfed WON .risk, IMallArfrIth
vosidlets Who ead
James E. Shipley, of the otO atmosp
ity soda/bee ee • 1111-arte !arm
coaaam
ford
Haver
from
1916,
of
Class
N WM
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exCollege, has been appointed .. Preeo.
ecutive director of the Abinge JAMES V. WALAIALS. renames. we...we bertol. women
ton Manorial Hospital, Georg
F. Tyler, president of the board
of directors, announced today.
Shipley, who served as an officer in the Navy during the
of
last war, is vice president of
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INSUR
Goers. Seloel.
Bee 557
liability
Property
life
of ell mensinationa.
miming the Frothe) Each incoming student, whether
Sective 1.
Than Riga the following pledges
sum Clams or one of the thee nip. clews,
',Applies at Hereford
it
as
System
Honor
e
h
"I hereby Accept t
at 1 pledge myself neither
College. undemanding shit to meanth
ation, and if I ate anyme
to gee nog to receive aid in any examin
Students' Council will be
the
that
else do so, 1 pledge ray word
hours of the ciao of the rianaination,
our
twenty-f
within
d
informe
either by the offender or by me.
, and peinsve the
"I furthermore wet to safeguud, uphold
at all time and under all
Honce System to the het of my ability
eircurnesnen.“
ge it the end of all
shall tidy the following pled
(d) Each sedum
eaminadore gem in *Seal hookas
examinatenn,
this
in
aid
"1 have neither• gem nor received
pledge m7 wooed that the
and if I hive wen aneom the do to. I
•four hole,
twenty
widths
ed
inform
be
Student,' Coviscil
ether by the offender oe by ow..
net given in the official
ots
t
and
qualm,
However, esuninstiona„
but are to be comidend
le without the pledge,
books will be empela
.
being been given under the Home System
of Haverford College dell
student
tive
Write 3. (.1 Every promee
being
eu to accept the Honor System before
signify in writing hn willingn
be son to tech applicmt
,hall
Imes
A
.
College
atlanitud to Haverfoed
she
ing
captain
nt.
Preside
(Maned sod signed by on
A copy
by the Smarms'
for the applicant. reply.
:ester.
Spam in foil, and making provision
thin
,
modem
shall
s)
of the Sy-Law
o f thee Article (Article IV
h. made. where,, youible, during
In sidditien to this, premnimon tbaH
Kemal intenew.
of the College year, ell new men
(61 Immediately upon the opening
of dad Home Symms in full by the
Phil be teemed with en eiglenitiese
ouch members of the rrudent
and
Fresidenz of the Student.' Auceistion
advisabk, and Mall eign the pledge
body and the Faculty aa he may deem
article.
this
mated io Section 7 la) of
System thall comet of
Stream e. Vmdauene of the Honor
writes or primed aide,
Any attempt to procure maistamie from
(0)
t to give anistance in
attemp
my
or from Any pease ce papers. or of
apply both within and without
shall
The
num.
er
whatev
of
or
way
time during which the enavenneeicin
the camination room during the entire
is in proem,
°Maio meow to any eassenerion,
to
ng
stuneli
or
ing
Obtain
questions to appear tbeleon, or to
copies of the testsinaten porn no the
s.
quettion
thew
of
ge
knowled
illegal
obese snit
of the Hoorn Seem
(c) Failure to report any infringement
upon the cansuitenao both.
(l) Inability to sign the pledge peed
ho notified 63 the Students'
dell
pledge
the
sign
to
Any student fading
sign. the cane dell be investigated
Council. and if he is onside then to
Coma
t.'
by the Studen
ed in this maim, but deemed
(e) Any action not verifies/1y mention
opposed to the spirit of the Honor
by the Conned to he dithuneet or
Semen.
the duty of the Seam.' (eoocil
Section 1. In all case, At shall be
of a violation of the Honor System
to reeve and ineestagste any report
be the duty of the Cooacil
shall
it
d,
After all evidence hu been collecte
or persons be guilty or not guilty
to determine whether the ....nth melon
or mewls be found
person
mused
the
If
31.4m.
of •M000lf the Mom
to the College =thorium alum the
pithy, the Camel shall' teomennuad
.he anted.
Collegr
the
with
peons
or
person
connection of mid
ence in the ezonineted room
Seren 6. Any unnecenary disturb
. in which cam the eilloades or
Conned
ts'
Studen
the
to
d
reporte
be
map
not Inc than two dollen (12.0e).
offender, shall be rubies to a fine of
IV of the By.Lawss shall be yobSulam 7. This Article (Ankle
fint month of each college year.
the
daring
Ness
er
Idled m de ffe.et)ot
e ism of the lioverford College
raw Amick shall also mprar in the catalogu
oil
i :r=ePreaareters
t
J. B. Longacre
435
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
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tic dishormte rote falling
Sutler 1- Any cue of general scholas
n) which may he brought to
under Article IV, meet, 1, of the By-Loo a menthes of the faculty dell
by
l
Counci
t.'
Studen
the
the attention of
demean.
be deeded by the caused at ni own
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