Document 1860849

Trees Before Lloyd
Cholige Seen Likely
In
On Way to Mill •
Rules
Page
PVC Two
SLIM A YEAR
ARDMORE. I'A.. Wt: ON ENE/ AY,. JANUARY 18. 19111
. VOLUME 4I—NUMBER II
,.lowers Takes Top Honors
At BM Playwrights' Night
CALENDAR
S1 lir. That
1 Childs Calls Tito k'smnan' ,
Wednesday. fanner, 111 • Same.
day, Jas aaa 21
Senior comprehensive en.,
Wedseeday. January IK
.Basketball — Drucl thoni,
Then.. Jaauary
Tien anteater clones end.
Moods, January 29
&threes exams begin.
Satoolsy.
Mid-year exams end.
Maury February
Serena enuter
One
Tree . .
Opening Lecture
On Soviet Politics
True Communist
Cooper's skilled directing, and Jaek
Piotmw's well-fittedeacting, Miss LirPeleni laid In the meIndrainatk Mies
Crowd
Draws
In BMC Speech
by letting abs audience Imo, there
was a boy tied to a railroad track
Serie,.
Carnegie
in
Fired
somewhere off stage.
Tito Giveit Another Year
•
The effeetiveness, and the tight
(oven by Dr. Fainsmil
At feast, n Stalin Fight
presentation of the pty is attested
inn expected crodist of w rat
Sfinsuis ChB*. anther and nod:to by tho fort that part of the audio
indred Motivate front linverford.
mired columni.ke to • large
sue felt ...if It were tied to a railBryn Mawr. and Swarthmore colleges
gathering et udems ut Goodhart
road track by the end nf, the performturned out last Thungt. night foe
Hall. Bryn M r, last week. The
ance.
the first of a series of lectures on the
h wail "C. Tito
:oink for hiss
Dave Phillrus, in hi= Plea, Thi Will
`not Union sponmred by the three
urvive".
lie NMI, threw. his dramatic he,
The lecturesam made poslogoetrovia Groans
tt
on the Dee Of euthanasic, wl
•,h'..• by a grant from in Carnegie
Mr. Childs reeently returned from
story of a mother. played by Q
LeMonntion.
He
Yugodatia.
to
,
visit
month's
a
fe
awn. ,o,s finally anuUts,
n
Flest-Hand boosted.
pointed out tint the Tito revolt
poison her incurably-ill child.
. . Noah, burr leen lbe cry optima. Harnford
against the Maims leaders of coraThe lecture, held here to HanThe scene in which In. rutin.;
malcierd the stein. WO 0/ 11olif Forell bier tin Jodi. The tree bong
import-,
parunount
of
was
rovnism
,
entitled "Political Process
woe
lord,
a
with
while talking to a friend
in the fa.; eeteed in (hit pfelare turffid ere matarret/ ' ,write oak cc it .fett:
a, the Soviet Government" and wan
healthy child, gradually derides to iThiz, week Haverford Campaign mice in the cold war Med,
fib,
of American foreign'
••delivered by Dr. Merle Fainseta Pio- •
kill her child /pre more Promise then Headquarters diselosed ton items of turn formulation
tutor of Government' at Servant
wa. realised because of some techni- I:boron Concerning co,. Haver/era Policy towarde.Europe,
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Mr. Childs described Yugoslavia Le
University. Became of the Mr.
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cal difficulties such as loose direction Pond Dri..
Lien.. the meeting was held in
and acting.
a7411f iror: ;Mir
1
;nt= p1:1
Roberts Hall Instead of the Union
Deuithi"
Acting honors of the evening go
he on. al character I. distiortIon to the R..
auditorium 0e originally planned,
to Vie Jowere who played the lead be hen Pledged his nom.. fromt
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com•
Dr. Herman Somers of Hamrford's
his play. Wheel, John!. with ran rent Pennsylvania Veterans' Bonus elan moonset, of international
i
Art to the Haverford Campaign. This mnniem. Sims Mbrthiti Tito it bt,
political mience depumneni introLost Sunday there was held in the brood humor and natural grace.
tion.
nation.
1 a" the Y i'"""Inv
I 00"
stood in the parking lot to pro- diked the evening's speaker. Dr.
two
to
judgment
O'himm
good
Hareem"
By
M./
the
had
between
lowers
it"
something
to
amounts
which
colleen
a
Commons Room
rtl pause known all o
tect it from the north.
Somer. explained that .besiden being
ill write_ the play for himself; (I) and -1700.
5,,,. ,,,,,d, and , „dant, Lightning in the form of a bower
proved unusual, to any the least.
All renters to the contrary, the will equipped in speak on hie subMr. Nimble Shraimaky, . jack of make the female lead a fetching cht •
Haworth Pew. We /---. hue had little difficulty in interview- un- shock several trees On the H.- college did .not sell the trees for a ject trent an aculemic point of vie,
III pour her into
.
oat
pus
ea
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all trades in the music profession, Jackie
1 '1, A
Campaign Executive like-President tor the leader of the former Sui•t l •Tf1T:r
Rather the contractor agreed Dr. Fanned won well
sae slated to give a talk an "The • nightgown Wheer and clinging):
, once -tall and mighty tulip tree that , profit.
to her Lester C. Haworth seconds the idea, satellite count.
down the trees, which bed treat his topic from the standpoint
Changing Styles in Soviet Music" and Ii) make violent love
• ...rded fifth entry will sun breome to take
a,,,,aka w saa.,..,,,,a,
been condemned, for free, and to as- of his own experience isj- reason of
He believes - that 'lather Haverford
with illustrations at the piano. How- whenever he got the chance.
.
' ! sume ell risks involved provided hr interviews he bed lest summer with
When. Joan/ delighted the audietni vete.. who were readmit. of Pun. In hie intend. with X. Childs. ,' ' fe"h 'Nei'''.
ever, It did not quite turn out that
,
Lloyd to Bee Son Again
could have the wood, width he will political Ides.es from the Soviet
Continued ea Page 4
nay. Instead, Mr. SioninukY, who
sylvania at the time of their enlist- Martial Tito maphasited that there
' Union.
anaanfinti sell to a basket making etnteetn.
thirred
ea
seene to be • Sigmund Spaeth with
ny: H
"7,, al tnst'Ld'e
'`.7.: of eons- nvnin,
"°,.,,,
. ae,iijr.a.
le 1,7.11:ahel7
Mont. will be esPeclelly interested in ,aaaa
In hie explanation of • the [Soviet
Danger°. to Life end Ilona
a Buskin accent, did some very awe,
the
,
of
teeth
hue..
the eMtgenran sod may Wt., te fol. monsm" Tito pointed out. Anted . to the ohers
inspiring.tricks suck as playing the
The trees had been condemned after Government, Dr. Palmed emphasised
e1e01 the Profuse
the elaborate aystent of checks end
law in his trail"
piano with hie bark twined towards
th.'haThk.d
tssres
1.17Yd n
,h,wir."
50
er : it was discovered that they were
of,:sh'''
s,ess
e" '""en'''''i'
Itershal
Yugoslavia
In
lice
'b io of he serest
the instroment.
totting in the center .d also because counter-checks it maintalms not only
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2 000
11
• Peoplatia
on the manor but also on higher of.
i
• Although he spent most of Ma time
week was • gift of 11000 by ..lono te mid tbim. xlitY dittime
letting the large limb. at the• top ficials. He said Met in some roses
*-".. •°'•°"" °°•916.1.1 of .16'
making win..ue and doing tricks,
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nus Trios name at present remains
of
many
t
a
h
t
d
it
i
y,
v
met
1
Y
Woe
break 'olf easily. For theme moons tiro and three bureaus have omrhowever, he had a ..noun PetTme.
after
released
money
been
The
Mom
mittitbtketi
have
enured:me
thew
the college deemed it expedient to re- lapping dot!. to effect .crothoespion- He pointed out that music being eon,
op cs
The latest member of the Haver- for tive echolarship division of the they had ,..,,aaned•
moved the trees, which presented a age .11■1 rnlIttapi suspicion^ to ella.
sed today is not necessarily to
ord College tees& to diswver Ids
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',Loden* and book." cam- Mr. Child. said that Amerkan Ern- , a. 0
perpetual threat to Lloyd Hall. Thez Ulu., insofar as possible Soviet
or understand. It is Mr. 8h:ethos.% photograph gracing the on** of
'oPProxi- At 30pLI M
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could have caused considersble dam- heresy..
contention that this has been true Of Time Magazine is Professor &newt p,;,,,,,. Thi., •,1,....1.4 hu prerioudy has. *Seals in "Belgrade
but
5,000
to
Close
at
figure
the
mate
with
fund
Even though .the herok age of
all composers through the years opals Steele, who appeared In the religion set up a suglal aehol.whIp
e. and personal injury if a ler.
a normal aeons] interest of $500. Ti. pointed out that many Soviet At a meeting of the Sophom
first being heard. Ha believes that action of 'Nees January 9 tome
iannugh limb mei• fell at the wrong Soviet communism is ever." ed'ComIdeologttal
he. Iort
interest received from the 0000 will referee. In Yugeslavie have been Class WednOaday evening in
should be tolerant towerds mod. Protmatant. Piety
given work to do and have she .hone Union Lounge. three topics were di,
supplement the present fund.
Chief quention posed by the crowd eh., Dr. Faineod gem no rminid
ern mueie today and try to apple!of becoming chine. of Yugoslavia. caned, li.nci•I plans, clan. Masers. ,•,,,,,, watched the arnaa. „an.,„, from
Cautioned 00 Page I
The ruse of this splula of nob- , .
ciate it.
and the approaching Class Night.
Tito Give. Year
Mr. Slonimsky is very entertaining, Salty eta's Dr. Stemeb article in the
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in front of Lloyd was what vou goI n t. view of the pronounced lethal,: President Preond opened the Meet" hag to happen to One Min.. te
,
yet ha succeeds in getting a serious Current issue of the quarterly ReTice article, entitled
trial peninese, the loans from the In- inn - with a dealcrintIon of the ne'• remained in prominent .....- bTh
o en
iche 1
P0101, acre. that would ordliaarily nee: ia Life.
outcanforining
While
blazers.
.lase
the
I trenstional Monetary Fund and
bore meat people. lie should be offer- "Protestant Piety Today." deemibm
ore fanciful enswers ranged from
rut trade agrremento with the Wen, wardly to previous styles they will
ed an opportunity to speak at Col- the devotional expect of cont...
I thatth be used no stands
Mc Child. Poinled'ut that the Tito be both more, durable and cheaper. A
Ore'
which
lection, for Which he Is better suited Tory Protestantism, noting in partic••kh
"°1d
the
regime Les "successfully 'defied Rue- different enneem has now nbleined thinTjay morning
than as a nolo. torte...recitalist. ular thadiscrep.ry between Pretreatat II, to a images-There will mob.* not be another
At a meeting of the Senior
da." and that Tito will retain his! the concession and guarantees a bet- tn that they serve as tables where
J. 0. entiems seal in matters of outward
general nationwide 'road' .s wage
AuUnion
the
in
Thursday
last
held
nos, i'for at lut If months, which! ter product.
Went responsibility •nd.iti neglect of
Sunserved
be
might.
resiilents
yd
o
l
increase." sail Clinton S. Bolden.
ditorium, preliminery plain were id long time in these days of con- • Plpns for Claes Night nee still
of the cultivation of inner sanctity.
r.
y' copper
fornier fire President or ale Steel.
wheal
JuniorWeekendSchednled
g -international thence...
bryonic. but Phillips hos been op.:"
Time laid treacly Inc entire en,' elide for the Uncutng of the
rerkers Union, CIO., et Collection
,
Stumps Na{ Unable.
gift.. The student body Will probnsions Pronsganda attacks Orli whited bead of the committee - Or
Mar. 11.131-Band Chosen pleads upon Dr. Steere.r. recognition
of.
AIL the stomps, however, will he ; last.Tueoloy, January In Mr. Golden
Of the need of Protenantiam for sym- ably be Informed as to the nature . Tito end Yugostavia have aided the the class of .52.
was the mood of three speakers to
• The Junior Weekend has been bols Of It, faith and devotion This this gift early In the second semester Tito rub.: meek then they have
Teel/meet Dave Pewees then.gawe remoVed. Wh,n the biggest tree wan
scheduled this year for the Ureltud was not, Dr. Steele said. the &In The only Information that the !claw harmed it Nelianee of Runtan meth- his financial report, It included the cot down from in front of fifth roomy . denim thy labor situation in America
of surd, u.m, lancing been osiis point of the article; but he gives Would thulge at the time of Wis.-S- ocity together with the nationalism proceeds of the Sophomore Dance it was hoped that the wood would today.
No More "Roomfri.
back one week from in usual place credit to TY. for producing
int was Out We gift would be novel, enforced by the sweet polka hes In- held in October. The Olean ucRequer prove solid so that is could ie smooth.
"Rounds" of wage increues, he
on the college calendar.
expensive, and a surprise to the st. spired \Ire Yugoslav people to eel received a enable boost from this of- of god polished for use in college
'pretty competent'. Write-u...
Plans are now being made for
dent body.
or another. What stout, were an almost inevitable resort
one
of
functions
a
clues.slann
with
together
and
fair,
In
land.
their
strengthen
ands
build
Conformity to Ow {TOM
decorations, and the Juniors, hare obAs a result of tbe-cost of the gift. addition. the Wet that the fere. led substantial margin for future class the 'dart nature of ouch a funtUon sult of wortinte and pottwar, iMlatIonary renditions. Then it was_quite
tained an °rehears for the Saturday .Dr. &mere betrina his &lig&
en unusual levy of six diallers hes
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netivities.
"Continued on Paget
natural that aid.. should demand
night formal dance, although they Eita article by sating forth the basic been set for class dues.' The Student
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ineleusee when wages were being
ore not yet ready to disclose Ita legate. Protestant ideals of bringing num- Council will else contribute to its
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Profile:
In
Profs
raised eliww,k.e. and wage demandsPruent plans call for the dance to b& devotional life into everyday af- financing for an minuet of three
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h&( std .t ot abandoning outward' hundred dollar.
thus tenderto emu I. wee.. Now
be held in the Gym.
that . the economy has settled down a
As usual, Class Night is elated for .411,1Y eo&l These goals were all
three-memberNeommittee. combit, however. the "round" method is
the night before the Prom, and most Torn-well an long as the Inward co. prised of Gordon Baldwin, Andrew
theses have already begun planning idepindence to One ceremonies re- Boyd, and Roger Morrell, "se anContinued . Pt. I
labor situntiot in this coun• for this event.
pointed at the meeting to handle the
gift. David Philips and•David Blum
they,airivod hem to study with a, distinetion which her husband alder- try." he said. "is not :talk, but dyMITCI-1 WINA
time mimic. It does rwt fellow that
Were, appointed to head the , Senior's
Tfie slim redhead who may bo seen wartime Relief and Reconstruction innately cannOtaplarre. At this
Class Nilo Committee; and Ned Chase-bund se a bicycle early Tues. unit. They had come all the tray Profesair Wylie took a---Post teaching 'tomb' of nage delta eels will conStuder was made chairmen of the
French, serving simultaneously as tinue."
day, Monday, .d Saturday A. 11,'s ftwarBoaton by bicycle,.
Simon Man Committee. The Spoon
de- Specking historically. Mr. Colden
is no. other than Laver.. Wylie. -111aBe at Haverford, for what thou head of the Romance Language
said that Inequitable. 'incentive
Man is the individ.1 who in the esti- ehlef of Haverford's
Lan- wined • temporary sojourn, Mrs. partment.
aehernoe," worked out`onllaterally by
mate of his classmates is considered
thus
and
'44.
in
A.
M.
her
took
Wylie
Philthe
of
president
being
Besides
department.
Roberta Hall is equipped with one of end nomr wear out.
management, Wore 'the mast. import.
to be the outatending member of the xx.s.
One of the habitues of Chades rates as a linverford graduate, a adelphia chapter of the American As- am inducement towards the organbobble Duro Benefactor
the finest HOD. 'Mien. lei a
clam The criterion by which the
sociation of Teachers of French, AsMr. FltsGerald, who came eget Senion are to judge wan drawn at Rainbow Room, Dr. Wylie not only
•small stage in the _country, and was
On the
Prof, Lawrence Wylie'.-. • monde. Editor of ''Symposium. and isation of labor into unions.
the first stage in the world to he from his home in Los Angeltn to re- loot year. February graduates are gives forth kith the Meet French
kingpin of Heverfordk far-Saved whole, he said• fairly catitnhle and
completely outeitted with an all-mag- ceive the Franklin !mutton'. Levy already. being polled on their eel.- gestures, but Ciao to.ages m teach
Conlinoed on Page
French House, Dr: Wylie also heeds
• siseable- amount of la league PeonMedal on October MP in recognition Hon,
netic amplifying System,
the Currimiluro and College Program
nix to those happy fellows who have
of certein of his research work, holds
Magnetic Amplifiere
Committee. This most important Margaret Mead Discusses
the pleasure of facing that dark blue
'Me, FitzGereld, who wea • Re- 01 United States patent,. He designtiody meets weekly to Oscan College
well at 8 in the morning,
arch Associate in 'Physics end En. ed the electric-eye doors In Penney!.
Reasons for Marriage .
polity in regard to 'new.courne reA native Hoosier, Dr. Wylle' gradu.
neering et Haverford from 1119 to 'men Station In New York, and help- Sharpless Seminar Room
prerequisites,
vision of -old
Man, inour moiety, marrim for
ated from Indian. Uniureity In 1931,
1947. Invented and designed the light, ed develop the nughine that puts the Slated for Construction
difficult
more
their
of
Some
et,
of two reasons: ill to have
.e
following
the
there
muter%
his
took
ing system that Is used In Roberts. funnies on bubble gum wrappers.
told, are honor awards and dm rig- babies, and (2) to hue a "permanent
Construction for 'a new seminar Year. and then went on to Brown
The movable black cabinet back
With the help of Bill Salvia, .43, and
nificante attached to grade.
date.' Margaret 'Meade. noted animpounded Rhinies, sit circuits and stage in Roberts it s remarkably room:similar to Chase I. will begin University to do more graduate work
Dr. Wyhe is now attending semin- throulogist and author, claimed in
the 'houle lights lien Installed by versatile nmehlre. A timing mechan- during the Midyear Examinstion from '02 to '36-- He had spent his
ars in administration of the compli- an informative talk to Dr. Ira de A.
Pearl. Hither, at which time the met ism rakes nr towers the lights at any period In Sharpless 300. The room 1uniar year. In Paris, and also mancowl Rorschash pereonallty tette,. Hold's close to ',Marriage and the
of the equipment was stockpiled. In deeired. speed. Different colored will be completed aomethne in the Wed two summer.trips .to France in
well es- courses in anthropology at
welds. was ' dentine& and. the fights can cagily he crora-dimmed in- wring. The exact completion date 1927 and 1999. • •
Penn. Fortified with- this new lure,
Miss Meade, who has recently pubTeething at Simmons College for
11ghtdarr hum Lconiptete .with tool. to each other,. For instance. blue is dependent upon the delivery date
log, he intends to take his sabbatical iLhed Male and Ferule. armband
Nieman: in.Boaters from 1938.49 provnan be slowly changed to red to cre- of the furniture.
year in France. aceonspaOled by 1st acorly every knovoi society has
next
not
• Almos,10111t stead-SO:SW tirituita ate a dawn effect. And the machine. Cash to pay for the now room will ed invaluable to Ptofineor•Wylie,
his wife and two children. Jonathan, ome kind of institution which is contain umnim-tabu Amplifiers of no compact that it is easily operated be drawn from the fond provided by only deem n.Peffiffiegkel etendPoint. '
4, and David, 2. While abroad, tho analogous to our institmion of marthe man type as those In radios. by one man, can be moved to any Morris Leeds for the purpose of but also in the marital swat, for it
professor plans to Make en ethnOlog- tian. For the remainder of her talk
French drpitellortrt heed,
Magnetic amplifiers, which Mr. Pity- position so that the operator In al- making Improvements to the college was there that he married Anne
kal study of a typical, entall, south- he explained how the old world Ideas
year.
sophomore
in
her
or
In
Stiles
bicycle
who rare)* ow a
plant without harming the fonds that
al.ffallses Ina work ea a dif- ways Ss commud of the
ern French village, probably in the of marriage have vanished from
The Wylie's made front-pogo copy
front of the in/amber Mae-wall
ferent principle isstursting reae- For about lb years only a few men, bare been set up to provide for the
Arnoriun Pocietw
'Continued on -Piga 4
for the NEWS back in 0040, when
in Chem with !rid Pritrly. •
norm.' ePeratione of the college.
Continued no Pau 4
Son). Their male advantage Ls that
Br Gm. Srora
Last Saturday night. Bryn Mawr
and Haurford Mud.ts proctored
three 'days. smitten by students in
Mr. Frederick Thon's play-writing
clans, and acted by inmate@ of both
inslitotione. All of this hoppenvd Jq
the Skinner Workshop ut Baldwin
School.
The three plays included One Truk,
psychological melodrama by Leila
Kirpalani, Thy Will Be Din., thesis
play of euthanes. by Date
and a comic piece, W.. JAW), by
Victor Jolters, which tented Innt'toli
.seeing honor, for playing the lead,
besides the eritkis award for the play.
Leila Kiruthei gran the evening •
morbid start with the .19 of Brooke
Big
Xiseman, '25. Pledges
1,Yet Bonus as Fund
Sports Newest Gains
Slonimsky Provides
Novel Performance
in Sunday Concert
Stately Lloyd Trees Succumb
To Rott ng Centers, Buzz-saw
Dr. Steere's Article,
`Protestant Piety,
Reviewed by 'T me'
play
..texIters,
zers;Class Night,- bl p
T
T •i of Debate
eet ng
,. -,
a pa...,
7Z
Senior Class Pieks
Unusual, Secret Gift
Discounts
Guldv..
ld
G
Further Wage Hikes
la
REDHEADED HOOSIER WYLIE LIKES BIKING,
AND HAS WIFE WITH A FORD M. A. DEGREE long.,
' FITZGERALD EQUIPS ROBERTS
WITH NEW,MODERN LIGHTING
g
--,
-rs
IR
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FAtimr--geoluth M. Moser.
Bmaa'u
Managing F.difor-Anthony Morley.'
Edifor-43.26,41T4ky.
Sae.
shin r. Editors-Frederick Hassel. Rickard limit,pito Wirt.
bisning rapb, Co-I:Mort-Robert Brown, Winter Vapinn.
4bbianl Sf o.C. F.defor-lbvid Western.
.41amisi bl.bo-bloyd lord.
"'"1k'
I ...dare 1,,labr-Darwin Pruckos.•
t.•.eier iedeure'fidetur-sous Solo.
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14i/or-Edgerton Gran:.
t,
MewhIcf-pl." (*At:
ilillsrmah. (Medan Werner.
•.. il.moste.-Urcur loots.
NH, T.., 1s t ib.. sindeni lid. of Ilai rriord COQ,. weekly Ibrangboni 1...,
4,1,no,•
4n1wrin. Criniing Company, et
Priabd b,
As.loton.
lb
d
whi-i Is, oral,. of /Iv Ablarorc, Pa., Pant liffirr , ttg kr 4,1
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the Admieristration might goon feel free to extend the °Met" to
the tulip pleases.
The NHWS shmuld al. like lei irrprInt that Sir 410pinistr5•
lion considgr the rofrisability of wait* Mechem sump Oddlectige
non-compulsory DM Seniors &gigs' their last mow* et Haverillfd• Slog Pffiiiffiati who overe4 Hifee loot lenfintila f4met hr
!
Wed en cat 010. they are tined. Thin pFoopollat MUMS it PPM
dept of ill-Iodine and is a rather oplotilaggplery gomiNumappermiIr ettgadaggg in thin last month o gre got mmIlipeg
!Nu
Wednesday, January 1S. 1950
ALUMNI NEWS F„
Alamni Notes
AIN. it, collie..
thp Bp*
gent, Capstone. Colorado, is rho
0Ftivdst Mr a boll WOO' sold $or
184000 at a Tennemine
auction. Thie a the highest peke
ever paid for • bull. Writing about
the event. Cornell. 1. flagmen. '07.
president of the Fanners National
fawn, of 01M.116. sees, "Fhb is a
personal suttees story like schkh
there is no Whichce. It's obsoletely
the Pulitzer and No0n4 pekea both
relied Into tow in rile gaidling bust-
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VititOrlirati
Twetay.thirtl
'Novel
gityaleith in
Mit
thom g. For.
D,
...a
Prioloto lseartice pe a
aFF7lnilOmelets.
Chine. Vd■
It the Mooing National Ihbomtory.
Ilse..
U. (Mehra. Jr, meanly
named his state bar examinations
with high honor.
Miss Sheryl Hollend and Winleld
Butt WmeaO were married Omen,bee 24 and are now living in Arlington, Menlo.
One of Hoverford's most motile .
waning sons, Stophan Meader. '13,
has just published his twenty-thir)
book, fedora Hoy. Like his others,
it is un adventure story, primarily
for boys.
Y*thful Aireetare
Mr. kleaderkt book is a tale er Nen
Hampshire, where h4 family originally lived, and js...f.0.1 of country MOM
1944
Jared S. Brawn, M. D., haa return- and scents. -Id ad'. is thrill.
ed to his bogie town of Mereereburg. to7ked and in keeoM0 with his standar*,
tbe hook is authentic in its
•
Pa.. whoop he is practicing needidne/1
from ective 44"117'
.
Ito Mort: Fir
dead e "Merge" of lee rd- The .hootti.pf MO
Lave et his He en. T....WV releaDYNI
Covering all Phases 'of youthful ad;4,,,,41 • bolt War
0.
Nosy.
,
with
the
hay
emit* consocel am remise! Iron
D.
home, 1121hritited Pont, Feeghloteleie.
J4 lbw. to fjt*
Miu M{Fi■ Amelia Ouggliarl 41. ventures, his books d.1 primailY
Mew Yhrlt. of heat difficulty w. reo
with
outdoor
and
trod
smut:pees.
ported reropy to the ;MOS. V, faro and fteeMee l'er Stein, to
The .1Ppop lion afiii4:00- Conaiderably since 1946. • The.
atrosega
To the Student Sod:v:
dnY concern a boy s
1.sne'veiay p linent the industrial, snorted last Seeks*, to Guatemala ali
Astutiiiiiitratiqp is Offing to consider the possibility of hairt making his men oar in the world:
tanking: err' ./Pd 'educational life of Clio, Gueter.
The Editor of the NEWS has aid* pie to comment. Mt the * Me.Seploni stftet eedor the
pm story of the re.nt work "
Honor System with Meeting vied
6.01d Lets h R graduate .relMw •
Poughkeepsie
Jdituriul published in the issue of demotes 10th. The teditgrha GeollOrtino.
and
10011
000,0
deal
trennal •
with
a
in the held of ScApdthoelon HYtaqledge, if if isfielia well with the Seniors, it might be
in accurate with respect to the present operation of the recording PIMIMMAO
friend..
1.3
et the unirernity of Minnesota.
to the ignitors 000 StatheMores. If the morale of the
FM. as FepevAccaralp
Charles 0. Loc. retired reel oda*
of cuts. 'If a Faculty member asks Or Mire of the Hewn to help SOW body w
1541
ith rimmed to this aspect of the Honor System
one factor which mak,, hie work.
broker, died December 21 et his lame
him restrict the cute of ono of his students, the Hemel M6lee plimMosies meat teem iu pa reason why it should
not be eventualparticularly intr.-lave O the extreme
to Wyndmoor. Montgomery CoonlY,
must rrapond to that ropiest. The Domis (Mice does not .re- ly oggoodoel to all the attadente in
College.
at the age of 67. Foch to his retire- to practice law in Frederick, Math- aermacy of their settings. A vast
stiond. however, unless the student has previously been warmed,
anioent of reOBBSOV
_
into each
ment three year. ago. h, was an e.•
book, not only in historteal SAM bet
and unless heerste
undclearly
ar\,
from the Mettle: Mr a t what ChM nr Nom PRIOMMI!
player d Boidwin Locomotive and
IldWaell R. Wimp Jr, is working' also on the terrain end the flora and
was ..thiated with the mat estate
Point the problem of OVel ntling would arise. Another egad is
bore* his Seniors degree in .English fauna of the country or region infirro of Mears and Bow,
that of students who have ern reported as stably unsetisfactory
Literottire'et-Fale IhowersOr.
volved. ,
work in one ur more of their courses. In such asset, as the elf
tee
.12
•
The average beak takes one year
Vier o suldnot lone agent :in
Redid points out. the Deun's Office will occasionally take action Map
to t
Mr. ti446- *OW L Cnerwm to wait,, with each begun . a lentoon
the
Farewell
ettegratulations
reO
og
Fieland.
Josh.
A.
case
bee
mamain the hope of saving, the student from more serious consethfe plot .41 irromng to a vital.*
son,
Robert
Loring.
Irtb
of
to
a
Po.
ed to his duties as Professor of ForAi I sit here ripplag my custom., soda and gmendlneQl.
the author write,.
quences.
te thought
ember W.
wary m Cornell University.
octuro to me as to how much betmr .pmPared am. after four years at
Mr. Meader pow lives in Moores'
'The other reasons given in the editorial for the desirability Haverford, to forge ahead in nine world
1n40
et opportunity. And kw. that
town, New JereeY, with'ie 'tette .4
1917
Ighp Fen itt studying for his dot. their ow unmarried daughter,
of having a record of absences are accurate. The
Office under our-good old Atetriean thithalistie system there L. opportunity foe
who
, has been ap- tars degree at the Dor:co./I et
Mae it. dirndl.,
will take action against the student only when requested to duos me, for under our system anyone can start out with shoestring and sowteaches in the Moorestown FrWods
pointed Dean of the Faculty at WesSchad.
by a Faculty member or when a Faculty member has reported day have o oboe.
ter. ilaiseesith. pe ..40
wheal
meting
a
Joh.
Iff1ehl.
le
1101 what I think of now are the many weighty problems I've *alt
that the student's work is not satisfactory.
ear
*uteri tom he Spain dila month.
In my opinion. the freedom of must of the stndeots wilt not with here, problems that may hove a Ponderous elect on my fame. For
1140
ISM
ii'Mmtme who, astddm a 'allege man, knees how many animal. SheltoDoll W. Sone* II. 1. working
be impaired by this arrangetnent.
The to.apite De.
Briareldf
n.. refers to in King loar7 It just makes ate feel cultured
all bell.
nr4•O4Oe,
dualor
EL,
College,
ilagm
•
•
•
There are other things Fee learned thee are importatet. It was In my
•
ol 4- Seek. 6
end
nd moorts he is oc. editor, g/9140r$
the author of • book, Spoken Corry., Sew. e
The editorial al. asks ear comment on the problem of Steel- fiestiman year that 1 learned hew I could deet] In a chisnoom while ap.
published by the acuteineehaftencrtag AP.. editor, copy boy, and grease
Rock month. The Mellind Way,
ing and Collection. As some•men in College will remember, the Potently asking the inetructor AMitions: This has been one of the mat
=either. all in one
in Stuttgart, Cot any.
change wes. made a frw years ego with the agreement of the Moak.] late of op education. for L developed it to the point where now
Mini Sara Berman ma Steelteu H. magasine in the othdicol wu, dealImp.
Newbbill O.., we Prohold a whole conversation with someone and not he awakened by MY
tales its nun. in public honor of a
Mi
ner were Itp,40 Qpnemin,
Students Coattail because of the fact that- the Honor System
Mimed (allege. awoke Is
l...
.
wee meant, *reeving physician. Barred in this
Moorestown. New Jersey, no Doman- Robert W. Piplomegg°
with respect to healing and Collection was pt working. H was • Anal], practical part of my education concerns the field of finance.
, of the moaner 1.0101,111). %Vat Dr. Henry
her 1, on."What is New in Elemenfelt that. sinee the edges of the Honor System with respect to
found • war fr ...ins more money
"wee tour !thin
Yale Journal pf Biology and M ed,
tary
Eduthtioo..
than
hove. And for this reason.- I figure thl make • rola/ Democrat tf
Meeting and Collection were,beginning to fray,
Anffiew sad Ye* kid
He also mad a *per at the
was necessary
pati,„
got
im*mtm„amth,of the gegepimg, Associated with the Ch.ter goons
to remove them from under the'lloner System in the belief this • blatheimaire
0132 ,
.
has also made its mark. 1 found out tha Irmo the salt
ty Mospital since -1912 where hie
be. Jed* F. itimamere hnesnuoter .4e„e0,0e for the
t
would preserve the Honor System from gradual degeneration. of South Barely there •Fe107 paces
to Tenth Entry and 1214 to 00felli's
00.1.4*6. Or
of William Penn Charter School, Seiewe, before the Society of Lim•
, The mean
this ease is 1200E, and the Mandel:4 deciaith, 12E.
Mau. it also anew] for
•
an
Since_mly yours.
Philadelphia, has be. clectsgpred- nalogr
Ossmoofgerby.
I hove picked up innumerable short-cuts in rey dour years here. The
and author, having published nine books,
snot of the Middle State. kneelsGILA., T. If.. first year
I teethed it was not necessary to year a cost to brenkfirst. The
le tire Pa." Them
d'Aion et' Csaiewas and Sesondary •
Fingnie Shepard, Jr., woo Molnding
•
•
Dean second year I found out it tr. not necessary to week or shave bef
.401141/11Y Weilw end It •
ore
SO... Ti,, abittelffilen nuiremate weeded Noe*, pa ie .somigye
trealaast. By m y Junior year I knew it wr not necessary to
A$ Me *hue.
remove nth
'mg MO private pod sane wood- aid are residing at 24 Hamilton
,Warn. before breakfast. This year I found It was not.
Hie many contributions to the toedneeessary to go
*7 wheels and aboo 170 inatinolons Band, Glee Eta..
10 breakfast.
1.1
ittensile
leading the tight fee
of higher learning in Delaware, Dis.
According to the letter received from the Ideas tabove) in
The are als:eshort-euts in leapt of study, of repass, the only
alaaiatl of 'the Vetertns Adminietratrim of Calera.. Maryland, New
way
reply to the NEWS editorial published lest week. our interpre. to.orneim the subjk wittattar in Demme is to read
thin HIMPital'at Coatesville. Fe, be.
Jersey, Now York, I...ma Canal
evm'ythint assigned
tation of the present cut syntem in effect at Hat•erford was sohag editor of the Medical Weld and
0
,,,tabze,.
thweel.res: ylie.
ez:ed
rot: Zone. Penna sivanlo, end Poet. Ilke.
eomfn to
of Peomylrents'a Nod* end as
-curate. The "cut freedom" of the student body has not been imteem., loot
Member of the American Modicol As•
Mal
pairml. and the only limits imposed upon lln 111 regard to attend- try to spot ne examinetions of previous years, know your'profesthr and
miemiona. found out I could ma my wont marks when was
Voter elsoMmim. Jr.. is a mesa,
Life Fen, Amerseciotion and
ante
classes are the self-established limits of good taste and choseketiousof the School fiord of Baltimore, • Ina 111ittjiVe to the Alumni Office, ican College of Physicians.
' And so.. the time drape nor when I must
general intelligence.
Anon P. Leib, 'MI. rowan gave an
Maryland.
.
With 721th
ray good-bye to little old
otereslipg account of him centrielleTheieditorial last week also asked for aomo Admitffietrotion
Through the yeah. his activities
„...inzwk
s mind Jrmt one
1146 ea of the pass ye,. The au** of a hire
statement in reference'to the systeth now in effect for Meeting oaa. hae,
thotted wide. le addition to his Bradford Abenedby is president of root hod, New.. Lepage *
to y*, ainnooh hit, me for the fund Mic
work at the Chester C,ounty Hoota
and Collection. The NEWS asked specifically whether or not the
the National Anoeistgan of College MegleM. MO. Leib la • member of the tel.
he Mu also served the Volk
. Administration might consider the possibility of putting -attend- •
and University Chaplains
,...a
rtegatinte
y onii4
t awf ,ogingfish et 0,, Un Hospital
and too .11;wr Hospital.
since tit the two weekly gatherings back on the Honor System.
During the First World War, he W.V.
11ffil
- With the I/minis remarks at hand, we lhould She to extend the
on active duty with the 77th Dilision
11.. WO.* is now ts Men*. )74got
c
"
c....nr0.
4314delr"
4 hie and I.
his"'I
ieta
w
.".
• GI/SCUaalult.
liouthnont colonel to the
of the spthial Malone& War College t
• mpler In Con,
School in Washington fez selected tondo of Lost si
MOW
When the Class of 19511 entered Haverford, .attendance at
Siam, Doing to
A member of veterans and social
personnel of the State and Defeat
both Collectionond Meeting was regulated by the honor system.
‘br
hoglishb to
groups in addition to hie medical ai1111 TOM G6141t/111
Drintrtalents.
Two cut, per semester were allowed, and students who cut either
bp mind tha English go P. Mnr0 social°, he still finds
to Wow..
Hatt lesiound! Playing at the Bard, ihr:e•Schmy, Produce,
✓pok G. NOP.,M. At. it Chair.
of the, Colleg, functions were required by the Honor System
IanruaR
sl.
"7:9
"
; collect antiquities, and also has not
man of the Departanynt of Beglith
Ito sign their name's to sheets posted fpr this iturptise by the
o hobby.
then hie life os °Holly," George
nod Speech at Willies,. Jewell College, bad vet
„Sound
Much of the island has been war"
all" *I 4."
StIltients' Council.
1-thertY. latiessrl.
Murphy, fighting with hie' discharge
donna* and now the must dome"Cadence countr" "I, 2, 0, tt"
I in his pocket, as Pop. Ricardo
'
In 1946 this,systent simply did horwork. Students who cut
To the rattle of murderous and' tab., n \Rodriges. who lovedMoneriene building threletthe W
1902
tirodlra
,
49, Tel W.
the
did not report themselves. and the agreement between haunts- unseen machine ran fire
Miss Phyllis, Jane Carrington and Qvenom hut, Which is trod for all
and the snow that illed him; rant godlek,
trillion and students woe bring so flagrantly violated that both good named kidding and .ieughter ; Jpreess, who
1.401-0 M. lagetime were married urposga Oise specie' feature at the
just
could
net Mend
th
December M. ffisee+we A, Resume, 1
the Council. add College officials agreed that it would be in the or . bomb of says who proved they I a certain phrase used by his Ten
rteird"soc
was best man.
'" ia'ilefttrtehtiOn7hMtely' In a went letter. 1.1.iel Boidhoad.
iro."'
,..tide be beaten. the ' motion pi,. . nemee foxhole Mate, •re
Imot interests of the Honor System for attendance to be pot. On
members
o ihrge Snoowlostiont pisses
no attleground. moves on to the i of the cost of whom
'10, in Seeds. on a Rotary Fellowperformanth
the%system Inn nos' bats. 'There is no doubt that this lei. the the screens
WAS
sad forth with an amazing alnerhy ship, recnktoehio travels and kb imof Americe, head and they. and ae, con
heyroud...And
•
R Edgerton is Aohatant at these fights.
bolt move in 1946.
,
. shoulders over any other Product: that', for sure, thath
pmadonn of the situation abroadfor dong
Frefeseer of ikon.. Literature at
During the greater part • of the war, boweeer, the Honor ‘'iii/ ''" • 11°,,F.`04 .110dl. hioneht ' sorer
'O. Opt of lie Wee
we,
r,,tte 1,
4.w
ero.
11,ip
ngk
h Aiss
F.111
..r
e. shw
iPoritoa.
Pennsylvania filate Collins,
After the eat... teaching evasion
System did font tion efficiently for these activities, and it wim • "1.`;r0.5..''...;:d,
.,..,.. i. h _1 IfietorY. the radio and the nee..
•
was ever,• number of 1100 teacheon, hunger it 0Ye.Cdtki only. by th, 05.1
The
1936
only with the gown of large. numbers Of former atndents,
pe rive us hare bask tato. The
n
eluding
upon
Mr.
Lieb,
embarked
w
epirthml
h.
toy.
hunger"
we
oil
Nora
it
war
the
key
to
tarmetit
hl,
LP'
•
"
e
NINO.
a.
Brew,
,,,,-,..
Ma
been
ta
named
„„,, m .,,,,,
hall beenthmough several years or!!4thoritarian regu lation
Hong Kong, and [unwire. This spiritual hunger is a •
dur- around christosalt, 1944 0.r the i te:',:,,ni k‘- .;..-,-nitimourer of the lithring Foundation, tIt trip to
L-.7,-,----,
:inn their absence, that the Meeting ancL_Colleetion system he- radio, nod, from the
Pita.,'We
nationoide, 'non-profit organitation Matigkok... On 0.0 thy there were senors problem and one cannot Ilnd.
have fried to tell uk who thing
We
cow It mockery. When the Chins of IP. enterml, it was actin!. shroned,
ee.
syro.nhi
.
ti,oio
ntw
recently argoefiged to promote the ,any thole, to capture 'the sight- noAt
ogit..„....,
.
said "looks lair and fat. thd they hove failed. fialttply socially unacceptable il, report oneself al:sent. The upper dru"k our ;°"'".' jue.l.n.:''r.
interests of the deaf and hard of ones Intern..
hr'r.r.u.:' ground ! has suneended. We me the
In Manila. the attractions were the mental summer work comps,,Includ
lefraittdek. Bantogna . Ismer
hearing.
heard
elnss..a. or 1111110.11 Mainly of men who were millerstandably' tired ,,
Houle of the Ithlge from the inade,
ryttyine tot*, which operates on
of rules, frowned upon.signing the absence: shgeis a
the
IN7
n a diaidak •
• system
system of "get gut of my way,
er
htf
bich
Theo e woremen at that time who w
at'he0".paQe'tjle'ipa
nTe'd
d,'L' s'H*d
rod"h'eati
i"
i's'`Ihri7,7.
l "Nat,"
of weakness-Mill lack of social' intelligence. So the system folded. heart no radio aed lheeofn. cau7A o'hole, The
Richard M. Mean. M. A, Decently yn
through," end .
1 •14h a gams went on to my "it may very well be
..bluemse? 1st deg eine netgetfve
Deceived his Rh. D. from Ohio State rnsesubling handball. which ix. "the L,
,Yew the plating is different. The'Mannosition of the Col- net my that it looked toed, nor coidd
tlut
o.b
t. 6.
1ell.
ol
wan
d..
1p.o
isricithe key to tlwale
podlivr
Uttiveraity.
running
•
r
fa
stest
men
drink
sport
.3/toyed
•lege has changed's,/ that such system might.Work twain. The, they
by
.1.theatow.
tohra
oy
1976
around on their own two feet."
The
Symbol
,i.t.urp
ilaverford today are aware that they ore being treat"4:4a
. The Germans infiltrate
IRrN Boyd.. [Wilda. Jr. remit, •
811rhe end Ophl Spires
Sneaking of the FeHowthip which
the lines.
ed libelant , that the anthem:Irian pattern at Ifaverford is at a .their tobacco <hoomr
ed his degree me muter of science in
In Hong Song. Mr. Lkth met Vol- sent him abroad, he remarked: "TM•
"Get oft your ems and Put On Year They koow the peastherd. Other
' The privilege of an added degree of freedom in re- sick, and rip those
Radiolo
gy
from
the
Univereity
of
e
an
ry
old
S.
de
el.s
}heathen,
umbel of notary is the wheel. To
shoulder lisdeltao niethoda hove to be need. "Whelks a
blinnotant.
nerd to Collection and jMeeting, the NEWS feels, would probably off, this is a sneret tassel"
one and tripod, who had both ore many it means progress: to mow It
Sad whits Texas Leaguer. bodily, where', the
loll
.trot be abused.'
gimping in Formai. One especially dyntholiere travel: bat to me there is
the moan rat to the fond freposp Oregon Lady, how's! the Sad Sick
•,
Miss Dori. Irene Crain and Bey- nmiecable Smits r shout the city was ...thing deeper. The spokos
and up lost .week, throe en, nine
- But to suddenly place the whole school tea the Honor System airplane mined !cadge
are
moor S. glite were married on Doom. the beovy incidenth of thievery-- closer
to 0114, another when they are
in regard to Collection and Meeting ivould require a college-wide them. ',Welcome to the tali Abe- buddy, Men." And.we sec the drench
nor at, et Cul.. lad olio,
ray store and took had a man, *a- connected in the hub, and * it Is
borne!"-Evenhogle knew about the Oil fog, the machine goo fire you
adjustment which would really be tiro great to expect. There drums except the acjors.
;can't see. "You're surrounded, aut•lly a bearded, turbaned Sikh,-with
all*
might be a carry ovar of the "beating the game" complex which .
pious won.. M. A, teething in inrga ehotann. which he lovingly in"lhabbmit 'that rote 01 the great
render boys, and you'll fret • but
Yee 4441ffillt lb 44.
*As ishtote uo. If we are tparthieue
But those kids learned fad. They meal." But the boy. don't *armed..,
diumanities and tmessed
man), students have been led to adopt. Perhaps, in this bedew,
the peportmega
Bangkok mew "0100000
heitig one world. is to center around., thm!
garish at Soettan Univeraity has
'remittal etiongeSvould prove most profitable and afford the great- learned many things: bud a dim maybe they ate afraid to, but they
chem., didn't always mean yea= don't. •
pot completed Bod comittetions for faladonos at any' city I've seen." The mon hub. On
humanistic plane,
est chance for success.
through with the elm, when the
his Ph. D. In Vaglialt.
I woo 1101 of Rthtogne. I wan net
fr■fplee •*0 gold noir., alined.' this hub is common human neud; on .
Therefore. the NEWS suggests that the Administration enemy doesn't let you go .
lore mod bright-colored roots sob a theistic level. it is God: end
1961
drat imeW.
kg.... Perhaps have no, algal
phrre Mee'lllg and CPIllet)un attendance 110 en honer Maio for the knotted an.' the YOU
eb
hric
ir
.:, It ik
Jaterl In- C
whole of life aid
actor to Wei./ a bathe picture, tellthe*
if. If.Iif• v.. rprP.vr Pp- the keynote. Thom
the Senior awl dtipior theses. If there nWaatn. barlitalarly the eau- in Los Angeles eteept far of I don't core. 1 mould like to mid A
sasti Ids tamer Mt
mactice pf Ig Doors, the Dann, anol Wet-Pho the UniVetho inththroted by the geyeal seedicim In &Mg, d's•
Septum. cannot whim to the system there watts he g rase dinalet0
sore taus...Wise, the latter hoeing a
&t,
11-it ,
1,
°
Wiffig.
isaductlMe
F.
Ignapibial
Edinhorgh
Fall
as
of Spirit
a log,.
about the ability of the other Smears to adhere. And if !dime
1
0„,;;;; ';,lere-or 7 t^
to
llitee
chemist with Mack end Company in ea
lf4
t.Ino
4birhatig","
/3mhilim
1 ''th.ti
of his ow. .orrlinildingss
a
men dlil successful./ accepl this added Ics.pormittility. perhaps O. in, shoe, nes
Batley, Neu. Jamey.
frtau solid /dee of homer.
Contioued
Pude I
,ore north oihihl
F
4,v too op:Mom,HAW A4101.01441401 Pia.* bretiftielltli
the sitagghen would be obviated.
Certainly if these suggested changal WOW 00fdar CAIRPOpie
and especially Meeting would become more SPBBl4illgil0 and
worthwhile flInctinne- The Meetings held this year hove been ,
the best in recent gears at Iiaaerfend •
We of the NEWS feel that there are good indications that
the student hods Is suede to accept hose added
We 'Wife that the Administration Mkt steps to let: it prove that
it is.
btoodeS Itsle
The Dean Comments . .
PeflOr,Sippief fl Grenadine and Soda,
ile Nfiws
is
Meeting and Collection . . .
Medical Journal
Sew.
'
Travel In Pacific
Theme of Letter
70.42 44 7044
of Spiritual fittligor
Wednaday, January IS, 1950
PAGE THEILE
HAVERFORD NEWS
DelawareClipsCourtmen,50-49; Junior A's Lead Matmen Trim Muhlenimg47-9
Fords .,Tripped By P M C,. 57-45 'gra Basketball; Scarlet Wins Second of Season
H. Bair Pins Third,
Sot Taint scores 22.
}
.7'
n(ftln !Score Agotos1 DebtWHre ..! • •
All tics "rue bleben as the
the teams
out
of the Intramural league
the hot full week before the in
The Ilaverford College matmen
CORM period. In the
OsPlured their second win M four
Seatered tilt of Die week the hard.
starts this season by tkleating Huh
playing Jr. A Aye took uodisPolnd
lenberg in convincing fashion 11-9.
Anil piece in the bersketball lagga by
t The meet took Place not Saturday
outohootIng, the highly-touted Sepia
afternoon before ari enthusiast:,
Be aggregation' In' volleyball. the
throng in the Victors' gyaluaniton,
led by
league leading Soph
Bob fruits, trampled the
Harry Bair. freshman 121 1,0051,
Freshman A's to remain undefeated,
from Mercers.. Academy. started
by the overwhelming - score of 15.2.
the proceedings and ,,-.oted the only
15-3.
fall of the talent.. Bair pinned
In the Jr. A-Soph. It contest. Ed
Floyd De Chester SIS 6,1e with n lrnll- I
Keels became the (Welding factor
nelson and crotch hold. That. in
when he b.keted fog. consecutive
•
woo Har's
ry third pin Li..
tentmaker'
field eoals
ehonge
for this yotr.
into a safe win for Dolbeareo crew.
Flanders Exert.
The Jr. A's came kink two days later
to rout the Fresh .A's in the highest
In Mc 123 lb. division Haverford's
scoring Mahe of the week. 62-36.
Phil Flanders lookediampreosive as
Nigh team scoring honor, went to
he ciwkod up or 11-1 theioion over
, . .As TOWN .J iluartutisr find openings to the Net
to N., front: - Ilgmusiuus (Copt.). Motion cv Hsitrult. Coot/mit
league
lesding
Jr. Abs who
Dick Whitaker, Whitaker was litrurCarr. hicFannum
Hee drirout ,- . CaPr. luau". b. fad
on1-Liollt, V/ALRLA., Dom., I) allola, ham, Second: [Monett, El,
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ed durtng the fsay, but hung oh
lidbel DO Points Close Will. wets
Degegan• al Ail. Al right, 1111•71.111d hatiteli var.
!Wm... Evvoia, Lottliet.Batittratr
tra, Htrandst, Liu Tr
the Soph As and Froth A's with 86
goody to finish. After the bout his
Third: Mummer: (Mae). St nest sr. Fri earn, Hotticstrown,
awl 80 points mapeetively. Individ. • Et tror, Wuastot, Gurthiati na,
inJuty was diagnoand u. x shoulder
.
. • rm bb, Set En, SISIFIAIIESI
nal high soarer wan Ed Keels, Jr. A's
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aenolution.
center. with 23 points..
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Don Gallagher. 132 Iis. came up
•1
Voae~ball
with' th., Mul.' first win by uulpuin,
9 •
0
Sopli 13
ing John' Dodge 5-3. In the 146 Ih.
Seth A
g bruckct titres, Sutton. Itublesdnimi
captain. took 0
Facia,
IleriNi011 over
Jr. B
In their first roott of the 1.4.11a.
Hav4rforcre fencers derisively whip.
Jr.
A.
In the elo.est match of the deg
the J. V.'s lost x close decision th Ped John Hopkins in their opening
Son.
1
Peen, 13-14. The Red and Blues meet of the mainn. away on SaturMatter- who 00S tr•pobenting the Gen Cadwallader. Ford Ill 1.under.
On Jmutary 15. Diehl Mouser eons
Ftoeh A '
'
winning margie was all too toparen
tinned hloe squash leinniag. ways . Merlon Cricket Club, trounced the eked out a 34 decision Irani Joe Socrash B
In foil where Penn swept eight'out day the 14th, iso a 14%-11 is <mint.
he dale.. Danahl Strarimn in the aging ex - national -single. champion in litaire. Thc bout was decided by a
13.kteball
of nine bouts. The Fordo enaPP. The teem was led by Dave. Bowe,
charavd- against the fdliblen•
dnul; mold of the Harry Cowl. four sets, 15-4. 10.7. 12.05, and 1242
Jr. A
bark In cpee• end and saber. but It with three poi/ita in the foil, Richter.
Tournament which NBA held ut .the to win the f.rth nnnaal trophi, :erg wrestler Lem in the Oind iwriod
,
5
Soph
WAR not enough Lb overcome Penn's also rhb
offered by this tournetnent. Thus for locking hands.
New York Harvard Club.
the sober, and
Soph
A
early 1.004Entree now hal. the inter.rollegiate
Hudson, who hod 210 in the epee.
Captain Rodenuld 11 insSr. A.
Championship, the National Doubles
Freshman Norm Matson gave the
ThaLlndups
Against o confident Hopkins, leant
Jr. B •
11
Chanutionship. Will the Arthur • H.
•
The 165 lb. match went to Iduhlen.
Fords their lo. victory In foils. Tom
that
resorted
to.tinoithedva
practice
Fro.
C
a
Haeorfned
rr
Lockett Trophy, which he has hehl Lhole's George Sam.oes by virtue of
Woodward and Joe Greene gyve geed
Jr. Vets
for three 70000.
S. Colman. f.
.3
1 7 accounting of therosetree which India in the foil .4 nano matehes,,HaRer.
a 4.0 decision over the Fords' Bud
Final R
2
4
Hurtuldse, L '
,•
2 2
tales that much imp.vement .trut be fiord was never behind. In the saber,
Mateer played masterful nuoash as i Wilke,.
G. Colman, f.
3 1
expected as they become more toper- which the IllueMys eepecially expectOn Thureday. January 12, the he defestml Straub.. Diehl exhibited
ilaverfold's Phil Maliincy..176'lbs..
Anuoistn, y.
lanced.
Ilaverford J. V. basketball twat was drive. deft skill, and a fine tactical !hemmed to a 6-1 victory over Bob
•
. , ed to win; the Fords edged through,
Probh
A
1
Foster, c.
1 0 0
In epee, Roger Jones had a perfeet fwd.
defeated by a tad moving Delaware sense as he continually forced hi. Evans. And ire the closing bout Ford
. Clark. r.
day, sweeping hip three Soule, while
O 0
gee 02-44 on the S.rlees home tmeret ...at to lose pavilion and ttrttit
pp heavyweight 501 RodeStow, it.
3 O 1 ft Charlie Greene won two and 'Bob
wall, 1$5
court. The game was a betide be- cominit
demo.trated why he
.
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Hollingsheed, g.
a
Freeman one.
tween centers with thdatweres bort),
;The foil cont.i;. faster thus the
Strathan Ivas hot the only- is. Middle Atlantic champion as he
Toll!., p.
Saber shined the Scarlet and epee, co.. of. donglog,
2 .2 22
, artfully tompointed tough Sill Schell,
Boyer matrhed againat Haverford's national champ that Dimmer nice
eL
driving
- - - Black's power, se Harry 'Richter won
forchd ing the .tourney. In Om semi-finals '213 lbs..• by a I-0 more.
Wender
Clark.
when
Clark.
way
Totals
fa 15 0 46 the., Don Young two, glad Tom encoenter, ninth a tiouche" eon only
out 'of. the game late in the fourth *Meer faced German Glidden, repSummitrY:
Th. N. C. A. A. conference, held
Thernton one. Thin mink. thirtydive he scored on the <hest or bath. Here
trod on foulr.Delaware pulled resenting the Harvard Club. end
1 5 ; 4 12. Mreightveto., for:Richter. a rec. Rowe shoiked 510 usually excellence In New York this.Lpeet Thomdey, may for as decieive lac point lead. polished hot! off 15.9, 10-7, 1145. and
Nhrlavea., r.
121 lbs.: Bair
pinned Ur CileSs
Arne Mins- After a stove start rietted ionae very intermitting results.
Monne f.
ism years nen, keen ho
0 0 0 0 nerd bet
man for the sante was 11-12.
Nigh
point
o' Alt 5110 with p
nelson hod
in which lie larked spark, Captain Coaches from all over -the counts",
Fullerton, f.
U - 2 0 0 was at Paso Charter S.chotil.
guard Bill Corson of Delaware who • This sear Mate!, plans' tti skip the etch bold. '
Toni
Todd
mane
through
to
nail
down
Marks. v.
representing Poe West Coast. the drooled seven held goals through
too The J. V. theca four opponents in
118 -Its, Flanders 1111 &visioned
tl0000, r.
0
t 2 14 the season. Valley Forge Id imam his last two bouts. Moritz. showing Mid-West; and the Middle Allentir the hoop for fourteen points. Five Intercollegiate, which he won lust
year. and con.ntrath on the National Whitaker 11-1.
,
c „from last ye., States attended.
Marts,
5 it 3 18 Academy is the next rival on Jan. great improvemen,
Delegates from Ent' of Corson s goes! were gained on long Chmnplunghip.whi.th is hold by
Hornmune through wit the final win of cmford College were Athletic Dimclor
136 Mi.: itallagher' 1111 d.isimwd
Bosh, g
4 4 4 12 st
eat 'shots. Room, up honom were er Lott. also of the 'Marion Cricket
the trio. and Haverford took the foil. Roy Randall and Track Coach Pop
Dodge 3-3.
t Pane4IV:iot
- - shared between Boyer of the Blue Club, and cc...holder 'of the National
Haddielon.
146 lbs.: Suit. •
If 20 13 07 on Feb. 11 Nun Charter 1011019 o
decision.
Hen, and Puller of the Scarlet with Double. Championship with
Romer. Lightfoot 6-2.
The snore by quo310”:
Feb. 16, and the lesion donee..
The epee.. more liesitant •and jab- Meetings wore held Thursday end thirteen points apiece.
Summaries: Serni-finalu .- 'Donald
Haverford
0 5 18 111-66 Pri.eton on March It Penn was the bing than the foil, in fenced more reiday under. the attain.. of the
155 Om, Cadwalle.r till decisionTin. gatme began evenly with both Str.han. Prhweton Club, delaited
P. M. C.
N. C. A. A.- and the I. C. 4 A. Mont. teams. -etrhanging field goals. DelaV 17 15 10-67 *My home J. V. meet.
.trinservativelY, for 'touches" count
Stanley W. P.rson, Jr., Merlon Cries I Sehulka
anywhere on the body. Hudson won hers of the A. A. U. and the chairman ware. however, hy.virtue of the has Club, 00.10. 15-10. 16-3, Diehl
63 164, Stria:31.4h 1510 &visionOf the American Olympic Committer strong backboard work of Boyer.
•
two of• his boots and tied' one, alNattier, Jr.. Marion Erieket Club, de. ed Walker 4-0.
alsb attended.
,
drew - aunty to a dim three point ad- Seated German
though he had trouble throughout
175 the.: Mmoney fill decision.
Glidden,
Hurverd
The purpoec •Of -the motion Was ✓antage of '12-6 us thertenno entered
from a bent epee, the result of tiaEvans 54.
Club, 16-0, 13-7, 12-16, 16-12.
It was Captain Sol Tollin first into the Fords held the reins et 41-34.
us.Ity violent "11.0hes," or rushes. twofold. The first Waimea. to sten- the second Cloartea • In this period
Finals - Meteor defeated Stench.,
Unlimited. Rodewaid Ill) decisionthe nets, oO the Ford nor led of fiat
McCort% drew the• only blond of the danlite,the order of track events for Delaware continued to .inerease its thear 16.7,.12.11, and 15-12.
Those Ten Seconds
-'' ad Schell 4-0.
all colleges in the N. C. A. A., was lead and as Taller. Corson, and Watin a heart-breeking loos to Delaware
The -.Clock ticked on showing but meet, end one of his bouts was. eWp- occomplished at the Thursday meetthe home
644-40 Thursday night on the
son poured eight points through the
ped
to
treat
his
opponent's
tier...Mod
sia minutes and twenty Seconds left
court. Here was is final
meotide
hoop moved to .a commanding 26-14
wrist-Jones came 'through with the ing.
Under the new ruling, HaverfOrd advantoge. Haverlord, however, ralthat had every spectator gripping Ills io ontirtsr tour aothO Ford motile final anti, to insure a 414-all tie in
chair, ea Delawases forward Hol- slid away semnd by iecond-the press tim epee. and the Fords led, 1091,7ia. will run their folkre track meets in lied UN Clark scorched the nuts .with
woo
on.
Shaken
a
bit,
the
Red
and
an order 'different -from what they as six point barrage and Fuller thinstein slipped in that foul to beeak the
Slack had trouble setting up a pay
Saber
have bemt accustqmed. Hereafter the ned in with four . the half • tolled,
tie. Up to the Mot M.* to -wee
Haverford out front with. Baum and off.. With a minute cod 36 seconds
The other contest, more rialibing mile will be run first instead of the Haverfonl trailing 23-24. ,
Tollin splitting the honors et 18 each. left, It w. still Haierford 40-43. and "repoalting," or eaudocatipeking high hurdles. the initial events in
In the third quarter the Folds led
Then fouls cut the margin to a,slim
Poet Haverford track meets.
by the aggressive floor work of Bel
Pest Reverselt
4745, than 40-47. With only her see- hoary sword-fighting, also counts
Subokamittees have been appoint- ling4head and Broadbelt slowly e.
Despite fast shifting play neither ands t o go, thee out, then n,foul nee touches" all over the body. Richter.
ed
to
.
s
n
ainliee
the
track
rol
es.
he,
away
the Blue Hen lead, and,
Ford
freshman
and
ISM
Peor's
SM.
Wain stored repeatedly, not...ill, the Haverford. Ilaffstrin brought- MT the
kith School Saber Champ .Of Pennq,. tercen the three leagues, N. C. A. A., Mg a two bitaket splurge hy.liollitte
Ford. bu,d tP sole load. In to Delaware bench to an d.
tone agivenia swept his matches. Spaeth A.,A.,fl.andthe I. C. 4 A. •Previods. head. tied. the `some at 38.09
needy everY
Sol °O .
Inhaled another One. and. . at
;bower well although he had a few ly each league had its own rules. This over. the Fords akke never able
spearheaded west of the Ford of ettre shoed. made the second,
60-49 at zero
wreak moments, and Thornton exhih- was the'secorid purpose 'of the meet. take the lead, and, when Clark w
it.. defence. As filet .0. firlitt.rt time.
•
ithd determination . the visiting inn. It is hoped that the Internetion forced nut of the game, once ugal
knocked through with a score It was
fencers crushed the
returned. A bit glove on the set up, " voo,
le et hog. pl filymple Committee will adopt fell behind as the game ended 5.be
by taking the- saber, 1.4, and the these. rnies, •
FT
Haverford ended the quarter one be- . and
S. Colman, f. •
t 3 2 .1 ot.t. 14%.11X•
- ,
hind 15-1.1.
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JEANNETT'S
- •
2 2 0 4
The next varsity fencing ancounter
Shifting down with renewed popped littt"
I 4 3 6 will he next Seorday with Lehigh.
the Fords piled up a 3 to b point lead 4p...0. ,,, .
Mawr Flower Shop
0 0 0 0 who lost to
HRS. N. S. T. GRABBER
111
to hold throoshout the.quartet. Again Fo.ter . '
.THE SPORTS CENTER
We Telegraph Werra hero
Tolliif and Bombe lashed out while 65.
5., p
. 1 5 4 a
823
Lenc.ter Are.
Sam Colin. and Loom did the 101110. li'
7 7 4 18
Bryn
Mawr,
P..
-. - - SPORTS SCHEMER*" seatehing from Delaware's fist .n•
IS 21 13 49
lain McFadden and hip center Ern1.1tethall:
346 W. 1411letteter Ave
alnakl, high man with on. 0!. • In a
100000, 18. 1)resel. home.
Main Line half Service
typical wrestling act.. Aanissen Poe- finleaere
it FT F. I' ercellingt,
For Comte.
seated, to'lay to the lout shot of the Mogreddre, f,
6 4 4
J.tory 21, Drexel. home.
iluvwfwd, Po. '
IIOBERT V. WELLER
half for a 2744 liarerford • lead.
4.G.,,,,,,4,, 1. .
2 2 t
700 K [AinCayter Ave.
Off. to a slow start, the Fords Any., f.
0 ., 0 4
January 21. Lehigh, sway.
Bryn Mao r. Pa.
B.M. 9066
steadily- M.o.. their load over 0t,,,,,to,,,, r,
2 1 1
Delaware, never spilte mech.', the Krusinski, t.
7
2 18
double color., then dropped back.
0 0 0
MI Makes of
Ptrt in their w. Bootee with two, Bnecaetr, y,
Ask far it aka2 1.' 3
allowed by a good. Bonne-to!Iamb, g. •
O• 0 0
trade.mwis won tar NMI, Mk:.
RADIOS
lay set up by Colman and Hurtubise. 1.151, g,.
.
2 2 14
RECORDS
aster and looser became the Haver
1 22 12 50
PHONOGRAPHS
ord play as Krusinaki kept spiking
H A 010 - PHONOGRAPHS
hose ring bounce., end MePaddei
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Ford baba... Imbed to P. IL C. by
5745, Jan. If, on the winnere cohrl.
The defeat.. Haverford's foutrh In
seven encounters this season.
Both boards started %lowly, with
an 0000-,m 9-1 tenni reboiling at the
quarter. Sara Cohn.,
"1"
counters and Sol Toni), added a Mgtup and a foul to pace the Red and
Black.
P. M. C. broke away to the second
Period with for.. Margovage melting 6 points and Udoviab, high scorer for the winners with 14 merkers.
getting 5. Haverford wee held to •
mere eight points between Boom and
Toth?, and trailed, 2657, at halftime.
The third quarter saw the Fords
come to life. rimming the enemy ell
the way as well as outmoring thorn.
Sol Tollin was all over the court but
specialised in darting in and out under the basket to reek--Climitfield
goals. Udoolch and Bogie
had
sic points for P. H. C. hove , to
keep their side in arrant by the tome
margin.
liaverford mooed out hard again
in trie duel frame. hut got no
rer
ti the White than four points. when
the count stood at 42-58. Bobbie
Marts then went on a ranting., for
the house boy.. totaling nine points in
the quarter, and P. M. C. pulled safe.
ly
Both Colman and Boraa%
were called 000 on fouls, and the fray
endedut a rather disappointing 67-46
verthet
•
Bodewald Decisions
Fencers Top Hopkins,14-11;
J V Edged by Penn J V, 14-13
Mateo' Cops C owles Trophy.
Defeats
. Strachan hi Finals
Delaware Thumps
Scarlet J.V., 53.4
N.C.A.A. Changes
Track Sequence
`
:TM
Foul by Holibteiu aloes Fort! Five
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Wednesday, femurs
HAYERFOR.D NEWS.
Hoskins. Succeeds
PicIett As AFSC
Executive Bead
Dr. Merle Fainnod . . .
23 Seniors Now
Taking Comps to
Graduate in Feb.
Alan S. FitzGerald . . .
18..1950
Steere Calls 'Time' Write-up Mexican AFSC Head.
nds
`Pretty Competent' Article Flies
1'.nntinued from Fern 1
Douglas are placed beside those of
J
Spanish Ho ea
•
meinech Unfortunately it has All but Gertrude von de Fort or Grmelrod
Friends
tn Heckler, Arnett
Bernenos the contrmt is blindingly
vanished.
Se
Committee cooed/nun for
"Protestantism's magnificent goal dear. The former want works, want
Mexico
Meek*,
in
work
from
in
Pew
.. of taking deeetionahltee 'into the fruit, and glorify it. The latter are
Will Receive Diplomas
Roth Formerly Ford Men
world End of traneforming the concerned with the problem of 30000- Ctiy Met Sunday to he guest of honor
With Clam of 1950
As Many Officers Are
muldh itutitutioo by it bit, alas,
at a Spanish House tea and to those
ended by ...eh o degree of ...stormily
movie. of AFSC work in his country.
Twenty-three Haverford Mudente
Lewis M. Hopkins,' M.A., Havel,
to the world that the very goal Of a
Medieval 'Symbols Irrelevant
f,•ed, '39, was elected Executive Seeare doted le graduate from the rooks
Nekome RePromatetives
Protestant life ... has ebbed *wily In
...1 d . ,,f Th. AmerieND Friends SorOM Fehr:eery, hut, according to the
all but a few Protestant groum to- Dr. Steere then tarns to a ton
t., I emmittee at its Annual Meetsiderotion of contemporary devotional The tea, given be Professor and
indl.
every
1/1
them
office,
Registrar's
day.
..•id in Philadelphia. Jan. II'-I!.
the purpom of
nif • the tuiedle of Cronin or Lloyd life In America and other parts of Nry. Asensio, wax foe
roden the{ this number will inereame
Clarence Z. Pickett.
etr
II.- ecreds
of the APS0
the World Many gime* earring welcoming repren.thes
rother than decree..
finverfoni '47. Hoskins In at
Mexican brand interested studno.
to
fundernentoliata
erten.
from
These•Inen, now inking their compresent Personriel Secretary of the
was Mr..
guests
the
Amorig
ents.
Service Committee and will.anettme
Meese metal TeualINTANIITIAA, advocate
prehensive emminations, will reeeire
whose effort. nal. pe,his new duties on or before April 1,
different means of remedying the de- Juanita Chance, Secretary in charge
their diploma. and appear in the yearrile the prrunt elrelfrat dagr. . . at be' affenea Cornegk
office.
Philadelphia
1960.
the
of
votionel impotence. No one party,
book along with the regularly prod11S low;n1
fighting set-off to
From the very beginning Haver.
(.',Mere sem, on the SANDI
Immediately following the ten, Mr.
though, has suceeded in carrying the
Roberts Ilan.
noting members of the elms el 'SO.
UNION AU/ Tharsdol night in
ford men have been online in the
day—they all merely poinkto maul. Nickles showed his scenic color dime
„ism Pact
•
The. beide in which they. have
Paine], 11.11.
Irodershop and work of the Service
filled needs. Varioas pietist and lit- In four parte, they dealt chiefly
Committee. Rufus M. Jones .svas its
rural Mexican life and rend edwith
in
•Interen
majored chow a confirmed
Perhep urgical movements &breed me Riskfounder end Ant Chairman. Ile woe
ome
,iiliteoriter a 'an Idea in, impressive gains, bat they too ueetion. The movies ranged in subject
hrmanit im, opposed to thdrolilaras.
lionorery Chairman at the time of
from orientation programs for the
of
emitters
the
scratched
There are only two sciences repreonly
have
• ••..trP• .1•••...
hie death in 1940.
AFSC workers, to ploughine cranes
Unfortunately the tree proved to the problem.
nented among the February group
The present Chairman of the ExecConfirmed on Page 4
be rotten thronghout no all projected One of the greatest difficultiee• of with Mexiran peamnm. Mr. Mudd,
(Meth and Engineeringl, !tempered none NAM Mr. FitaGerold, tome r, plane
utive Baird, He Henry J. Cadbury.
SWAT' hod to be stimulating devotional life is to know providnI hin own earratilp for the
Continued from Pole I
'03, is u former Professor of Haverto tom major held, in humanities M themselves with mormet(e emelt- cancelled.
what to focus and himeeify it arotud. pictures.
the near future
ford and is now Profess/sr of New change in
The problero of removing the arum* Feudal symbols, includine the GothicAccording to this summer's Inter- lEconemiro, Political Science, Eng. tiers. During the ter, however, the
Thirty Wartime
Testament at Hammed Ilhiversite. views
Germans used them in their V-2 gam nee to tales about the removal cruciform church, ate too obsolete
lish, and Sociology).
the
Austria
and
Germany
in
Other Haverford men hold key posi- muss, etc filsillusbned, hut: the
Thirty people Are now 1.071O1111 in
Although the Ilst may be mired reek.. When the Navy dismantled of the stump of a huge Deli tree that either tal.e used or altered. Nor eon
tions hi the leadership of the
upward. the present list of grade- the German re-iris...Priem Eugen7 in had Palen Several mere ago. 'Too any "repreeentative rtemnittee" fab- the Moslem Mate of Mayartt on a
that
odd
to
quick
were
•
',sconces
Committee at the present lime. Juni s there is no rhino for en uprising
pilot penman in basic education.
ales consists of R. W. Allen, Joseph the Philadelphia Navy Yard they much dynamite .aaa used and chips ricate new ones mit of thin air.
Haverford '46, is Chid.'
Vail
They me under the auspices of a
from tha. ,lump
According to Dr. Fainscal,. the ode Barnes, William BEAMAN Wray Rent- found that the .lire control system were baaadad„,,
man of the Foreign Section. Leger
Enoonroging Sign. Present
UNESCO proroaro to improve the
lay, William Bishop, Gordon Bottom, contained coaled-in magnetic arupli• whtdk bad been
Communist
the
and
ministration
Haworth, Vice President of Haverfor
Lloyd and
many of the earma David Browner. Brook s Cooper, flees. Sillce then the Navy's Interest chaps dad,
Tex, in conclusion. De-. Steers note. let of tremants with Beverly restrictford, is Chairman of the American trarty•—which have
(mat
the.
intsromd
hue
gadgets
schooling facilities.
these
in
ed
Gerlach,
Thomas
Flaherty,
Joseph
Founder. One ab, • Timber of eneourofing TIANs
duties-rore attempting to incite mess
Section. of which Stormer, tioCerol, Kronen now with an tepjleal to na- Robert Healey, William Rough, John greatly.
struck the perch of eighth entry. and amidst the devotional vacuum, the Haverford College has been well
117. Is Secretary.
rronmented to thin type of worker
Jmkson, Robert Kirk. Robert Lucas, Mr. FiroCerald, Ott, megilied his rimed
eapital.
of
fear
the
to
•nd
tionaliem
Prohetng
these
of
important
most
President Gilbert White is a mesummers ago.Dr. Charles Lucas, Charles Melchior, electrical engineer's training at City
hgtontienie sense of need. Mel, too, rteeill years. Two
tor of the Executive Board and Chairand Mn,, Asensio were leaden of the.
Richard Perron, Edward Pennypack- and Guilds College. Finsbury, Lon. explosion.
Soviet Progress •
Protestantism being primipally
of the American-Russian ComHaverford unit in Marko, along with
or, Richard Rankin, Eugene Seder. dart His tent engineering job In the
the_
of
portions
et...tutelar
Less
Firewood
Get
to
Where
free
always
is
movement,
•
Mee,
laymittee and active in many other ways.
speech covered the workings of 1.110 Walter Seigeohn, Janeiro Sever. WSJ, United States eras with General Elec- ..Those who looked longingly 'at the to ail/else and atter Itself as it ITO/D. Mr. Forrest..Comfort, now a ...her
If. nerved an a staff member of the Soviet
Schenectady:
of the Psychology department here.
trim
government, the problems the Rant Serortley. end Robert White.
wag in 'hopes of being able to-get Pt, and to go wherever the truth TWo young Revertant map currently
A.F.S.C. before taking the Presidency.
in changing from a
which it diecovers may lead it.
tame w ham
of Haverford. Five other Revertant government had to • rating parte, Clinton Golden Speaks for Labor
connected with Service Committee
tilisr:;hP641:17- Dr. Steere has written n number work are Conrad Turner. .40.. •xtel
Otre
men are at present member. of the revolutionery party
and•the progress that has been made
Thlr, according to Mr. Geld.,
eked full of wood which in theirs for of hooka on derotional topics, his Michael Deutsch,
Continued from Petro 1
Executive Board.
who was n fesesh.
since the Bolshevik ITATITULTDA.
most recent work being Time to
decent basic minimum ratee of MY at the tore at the Iroblem of labor the taking.
More then three hundred endueies
here laid TAAAT.
.man
ttter in. the six-leeture and shortening of hours have been
:i
The next nevi
Spare. pt.:trolled by Harper last Jidy,
of Haverford have at one time or anrelations, Workers, he said, should
a
constitutes
width
handbook
of
kind
unions,
of
berause
Phrticipaled
Hare
eatablIshel
Others
other represented the Service Combe given a relatioaship in able% each
European Branch of
on and for the retreat movement.
Labor Grows Cr
mittee in its work• abroad or in this
Other Haverfoid•stodents who rove
worker can make a contribution to Brodhead's Letter . .
the Hunnen of Research for. Europe,
country. There in also a very doll re- of
asGolden
Mr.
future,
the
for
As
the choker, are.
with
trip
the
made
the Demrtmeet of State. He tilt
the group- Green pride should be reCoseirmed from Pose 2
letiombip between the artivitiee of speak •yebruney 16 at the Swarth. sured the students that he sees stored
Evan Jones. Bill Penithe, Paul Meer.,
by the' "priotiple of particithe Service Committee and the Env- more Meeting House. on the subject "greater mane of responsibility and pation.' •
Mr. Brodhead- reeronked that Edin- Playwright's Nigh; . . . Art Wightmen, More Willis. and Ton,
.
erford Faculty. Members of the &g- "People's Dentoermies—Their Theory. greater maturity^ to' coffee in labor In particular, he- claimed, unions burgh has lived UP to all hie expecZimmerman.
Coadatted from Page 1
utty ore active on a number of Stand- and Practice."
unions, and as a result. • greater at- should be allowed to "look at the tations and concladed with the state-Present at toe gathering Sunday
•
ing Committees and from time. to'
ropronee of them by the community. ITODITA.ID see the relation between ment that "despite austerity,. at New and kept it IsUchiag with such de. were several of these men, as well as
time render special services either
Admitting that organised Wee hit labor costs end the value of the prod- College, Unieereity of Edinburgh, Mess es Jason nicking his foot in other students interested in the work.
Wylie bi - Profile . . .
abroad or in,thie eountry.
often been short-sighted and irre- uct.. Under "joint discussion" be- there isno rationing of thinsc of the the egg. he hid prepared foe M. Comently there are tome 200 North
'
Continued from Page I
sponsible, he pointed out that the tween labor and management. hr spirit." '
• Haverford students participate in
love. _then saying he guessed WI Anteroom taking not in the 'prorapid growth of onione in the past mid. "norms' shontd he established
various activities of the Service Com- Department of Vanthise.
fore gotng to Scotland, the Ito- broken the yolks es he served them gram, and plane are underway- foe.
teachschool
moop
o
MU
.Working
mittee including Seminars and Work
Moron years. Sas bound to result in for the relation between lake costa
eight unite of work to be rorricd ant
scholar Mated Swedep, Den- to her.
ramps at home and abroad, Internee er in the village where Dr. Wylie will the setting op, of some inadequate and profit.. He wes, -however; not in mark. Germany, Holland, and Bei.- Ebro play received critics' award 10 thevicinity, of Meld. City this
in Industry, the work in mental hos- setfie, he hopes to learn much of the Leaders.
rmnuee•
for the evening.
o policy.
pitals, Peace Caravans, and in' many French ideals, values, and Moira- Mr. Golden w encouraged, how: favor of •prolit-duaring m
other phases of the total Service COT, tions se they are taught to the aver- end, about whathe considered the
age child. Dr. Wylie may link .his greater'tendency of 'labor and cap•
mittee program. . .
projeet with UNESCO's "tension. ital today to ..work thgether." He
project," which is teething to further cited an urtiele)inconservative ForChilds ref 8.41C . . .
international understanding in the tune in which the eutheil.expressed
%Amu Way.
Coatinued from Page I
worries about the feet that workers,
At MARQUETTE and Colleges
Wylie lista ilia hobbies as aa a whole, have no real Aare in
by Tito liberated Yugoslavia from (I)Professor
his family, and II) bicycling. busirims.
the Germans gives Tito the complete
erout hie wrestling exasks}
When
loyalty of the people. Even so, Mr. periences, he smiled to report the
and Universities throughout
Childs pointed out, Tito hit plenty
other day I heard I was the 118TUX BRAND
to fear: When he nievee to end from "The
Big Tenehamplon.- Don't dbl.
pound
his well.guarded hem.. he alweys commute the rumor, but it's not truer
the country CHESTERFIELD is
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Mr. Childs expressed the belief that
Bulgaria. Poland and the other Soviet
satellite', would not follow the lead- Henkels & McCoy
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ership of the rebelliggs Marshal Tito.
although the otter's friendship with
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