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Frank Lloyd Wright
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UWE 42, NUMBER 12. loth'
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White Testifies
Against Draft
In Washington
annalosk,
v..
mostireartre
Professor Steere Returns
From Mission To Europe
Professor Douglas V. Rene,
PA. TEMBDAY, FIMIRUART 23,
CALENDAR
Friday, Febitam
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and
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erne
Olivier
Elisabeth
Bergner; Roberta Hall. 8:34
Hum f or Emanation Animal,
ta.th'ent' h'" "'turned
the
College alter a semester's ab.
Bryn Baer.
to
Believes Rearmament To alce
took
jean in
moat
emdewt cenors and among dth
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nce.
Talk Reviewed
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M.00 PER YEAR
Auto-Mechanics, Joint Glee Clubs Announce White Discusses
First-Aid Work ' Concert Of Sacred Music State Of College
Offered Here
In Collection
Six
p.m.
"'Irma° " the PhfinanNW Be' At universities,
universities, encouraged Mar
Hershey's Draft
works
Of sacred musk. by
Paleala Seinen, Bach, Gab-
mass
only lust
lest year. Written tor
riel. and Keens. will comprise
Saturday, February 17
a
major concert
a ana a
choir. It is
to be given by Keenan 's fast major choral et.
Non-Academic Course Be- the Haver.. end MIT Meier tempt. following numerate in.
gun. As 51 Enroll In Weekly glee club groups in Roberts Hall strionentai yomooadtor... The
"A. You Swipe It." Bryn Mawr
Frahm. saw; (manta
with
certain
relationaps
hir°
Germany, and the Scandinavia mem the
on the evening of February 24, compete, win he prem. at this
Helt tine p.m.
Program; Relief Work To
candles, was a rnisalon made In ...merit
It WAS announced last week. The performance.
3.3. 1.311•371 33713C
Bryn Mawr ladergroduate
Be Included
he
Thett(Jesig en January 29 be behalf a the American Friends' 7..",
flange are to be conducted by camoung the pagan will
Dance; Gpannastum. 11 pmtime
forethe Prepared... Subcom. SerMee Committee
introduced
at
Reverted
for
Or.
WHIN. H.
of Hever' be Giovanni GabrIers hittliare
Timaday,
February
10
mine a number of informative
Saud APISC Make
India. of the Senate Armed
"thendatterir providing an se
Chemlatry Club Haan, talks the current semester is a new orti, and Robert Goods'. of Bryn Dee, sung by an eighopart mixed
Mawr.
Sendoes Committee in Washing.
The recent Atherary was Dr. count of his troves for reader.
chonth with acomatutheent by
by Gilbert Leib and Bleated ammonite/ Mc program. designed
ton. President Gilbert F. White Steereb second foreign mission bark home. Dr. Steere says he
Barely Heard Salaries.
brass and choir and organ. Iltie
rY
ha Mar Mining in Raa-C.m.
TM major work of the evening work, according to Dr. Reese, Is
el Hearted queellettlvalue
le
for the AFSC. the first having had "an awful), good Ora" on
Room, e[. e.m.
Dm,
win*. and toll' will be Bache Motet No. 3. gem none of ma crowning giorien'af
of a proposal prog
o f unb been carried out In 1947-48. H15 his trip, but that he is moan Daturay, February 25
motive mechanics.
arra military training an the purpose was to "try to keep in less grate al to be back In the
mixed
Revertant-Bryn Mawr Glee
Mare Fated. • liana.
the late Ft...same, by the
Far Rene Wert
ground that such a program touch with spiritual and Moiler "quiet solid" life of Haverroed
Club Concert: Roberts nett
chorus compaitten under the a greatest master of the Venetian
This combination of mum, is ration of Mr. Goodele. It all eadej,e
no constructive ao mai developments" inthe sun. ante more.
line pmno
ga An Obstacle to Good
Stresses Plight Of Student
Before Draft; Hits Stu-
Pence Program
dents' Enlisting To Avoid
Draft
Reese,
Welcoming students and
faculty back to the College for
the Second semester, President Gilbert White availed
himself of Collection period
last Tuesday morning to sorrel, the =Certain outlook for
those currently at HaVerfrarda
and to answer in ageneral
way me of the quad°. which
aloe fo the problem of how to hies slaked Perlikatrir Gee' Visited Heldisger, Niemener
Monday. February '15
niter, as well es in Y...
Tat by Dr. Joan King Ver
Qe..hee Professor Steem left on July
bank on "Chia." Goo...
the emarY, it may represent an Pn*enta
"her tredgi°" and 26, spent a oak in both Eng
Hall. Bryn Haw,
social experiment.
obstacle to world peace.
land and France, entered Ger.
In the mast of fulfilling these
o
Dhournameni For Pea.
many on August M. and spent
Sparking on ben./ of the objectives. Professor Steere paid „th week. th the
designed primarily to prepare be preceded. however, by Iwo of TM the, me„,,,, of the
men for eraulance or rad sere ta Sy Braise Soma Ha,cert. which is scheduled to begin have arisen,
Beam Of Draftee. Seen
Ire such
is conducted by dae rich Sehnert who Is caned hi' promptly at 85 33. will be the
In the fiat place, he errinha.
American Field Service. Arne.ean De. Rees. the greatest Bum.. Bryn Mawr Glee club's rendition
Friends Service Committee. the composer of the Fith century. of a gogr,ifkor by pat.... Azad. while It Is still too early
L r.. Committee on National vino to mar friends ahead.
centre part of that country. He
Legislation, Dr. White suggeeted gave talks to Intemated groups
theta embarked on a Scandinavian
that "Armament diverts attention
meal. of one moh, Meting
from he &demote alternative pro.
Denmark. Swede. Norway ad
gram of reconeructlon . . We
Finland. Ratureng to Germany.
ere opposed to aamen
conscription
a
Dr. Steere toured German waiver-
and Civilian Defense.
&hieve world peace and that. on
and
phaumf reamt."
of the tuitional moral and political
energies — ae well as of thehr
"to pro-
mote by peaceful means theme.
revolution which MU he naked'
to brag an adequate way and
plane of the to all men."
Kiernan For
P.m
It li not military strata. bet
"Moral and intellectual leader.
sail, which are required of the
United Stem in the present
For this reason. and be
cause
.1.1fillary Veining by Its
very nature le out of harmony
with this greater task'. the Pla
er omen of the United Sustes Pan'
ee""..
4."1°1".heanf
eled
lffe -Ca
pro
h with an education which wilt At lea. one ladlee au. several
pert-time Instructors
be hired
rata "good citizens, rather
stag gad isoldiers."
"We fear:- Dr. Whits went on
Kr the Metal
me
lot/caving Haverford profesmrs
State Department
Offers Internship
—
sell participate: Messrs. Kelly.
The
'el
Is say, "Chat in the legislation by
May announced that It Will no.
which Congress provides for Reid, Holmes, Somers, Hate.
"'at"'
military 'training It mar seriously Wylie, Asensio Hunter. Havn- h." ...tan."'"
graduates %who glow mama of
cripple- the ability of this country and, Roche. and Pickett.
being able IS qualify for career
Each of the atudents, who MU.t
to othate young people to wig
hold a bachelor's Mame nom a J". to the fntttre and MB ph'
the ultimate battle for peace"
vide for their fullest possible
gored astimuan
LionOn Legialaria
program at
plate program of ten semester- vel"math theaugh
in ma statement President
work experience and training.
canoes selected to fit his partici,
else Possibilities
Continued P.M 4. Col. I
a needs and abaft.. Six of
must .vin
rt. Dianna
will be required for all: whereas 'dee
mmilonin and
the other four are limited elm. observational assignment (91
noes of a mom specialised
who nave halted the entire
Playa, the centre figure to training program and have pea
Me early eighteenth-century bur- as a seam of special. examine
'MIK
tem., Chem will be in love at
will weed'.
with Donallolls, put with the grey
eaten Giunadalca. to
Maleea
dt
he played
V.t..
"
21r211t,h"
with Tom Thumb the Great. "a
White Describes
ecen eps To
d Meeting
• c •
ureIce has ern ma'am. will
be, there is nothing to Indicate
that students now In college have
anything
gam or immediate
enlistment in the service.
the Person of Bryn Manila Sue pre eemna Installment or
Kramer.
history of radio Madan WNW'.
Tom Thumb himself. ho
etin In the last issue of the
Must find himself enamoured of ma semester —
P.1,1
Dr. Woolston teceived her AD, Hood Clinic. The automotive
Jessup, Peffer —
To Talk At BMC
Granata Program Banned
out of Its manpower plans alto-
In outlining some of the ahem alba. This type of deferment
curressily bang taken by the Cat was seen az giving CO's the Ail.
lege, Dr, White explained the a halt choke between going on
Philip C. lamp, ambassador.
cooly announced graduatestudy With life as astral, or entering
clip, about three hours • week. atderge for the Dennabne„, of program and went on to tell of tome normanthatant service. The
attended Students formerly registered State and authoress Vera Mich, an undergraduate program a decision. said Dr. ante would
the Landon Select of Economics. in phy,,,,nd Education or other ,„ Dean ere among the ttrnain firstaid training, described else be even more difficult for • man
draft.
Cambridge, nanutdernie courses have been tog
kera to appear at Good. where in this issue of the NEWS. wito knew that some of his
Th Ilan she went
ed re'end• ndght well be bark
Meanlehaetteand ea"r"ed de permitted to transfer for eredIt hart Hall M Bryn Mawes Alma The Pmakket emlaKaa
following two years she
glees of M.A. and PhD. In econ to thin course in Medal and Me. Howard Shaw memorial lecture feet that • faculty conic..ee is on the compos within half • your
after their induction.
omits at Reallrfeflarradd.
series. it was aureanced recent eaPhdring Possibilities for further
Mantel Trainkg.
But in any event thought
ly Game topic for Ore seek. undergreduate activities in keepof six lectures this year Gs 'Con. ang ath late.femett Ha n.. President White students should
P
aul
Robeson
Cheered
and educational policies. He in- mike that they are completing
flier and Change In An.'
The scrim opened yesterday sited alumni stiggeelons and ther academie education in An
the Administration era of great and inevitable
In Surpise Appearance
Professor Edwin 0. Reaction., meet the current unsettled
BY HENRY EWALD
who noire on
On the night of February to a
earring with a talk by Harvard idea to help
alts.
'Japan" Nathaniel
grange, that will almost certainly
S at throughout our Ilfetgres.
African
Junior Weekend
Plans Complete
Wi
Prof In Profile:
Rom emery Ode Paul Robeson
rose to peak He briefly recalled
length broadcasting history by by ore small console, which m- early personal experiences of povbroadcasting the ellaverford.Wes. Wed until the fall of 1950. The erty and went on to Ong number.
leyan football game from Middle. studio each was not served by including No Mom Oxen Yoke
this console
Studios were again being re Mr.
was
MARCEL GUTWIRTH, ILL, ABED
TELLS OF FLIGHT FROM NAZIS
Committee Is headed by Bud GetSome parole are New Yorkers weather . . . never would have
etc., man. decorations will lie designed
"Let My People by birth, and they would sooner happened In New York .
under the guidance of Chairmen
speak again, he end the doubter's existence than
Howie Bliss, Don James la supBorn In &leant
foresaw the day when workers. admit that the atmosphere hover.
ervising the group in charge ot
point
of
fact.
Dr.
Gutwirth
leg
about
the
vicretty
of
the
In
Negro and white. would rise up to
refreshments. and Rill Boger,
take the possession of the wealth Hudson Rivet was anything but was born of American Pea.
Dick Eller. and tics Norton are
Willett was theirs became they the purest and sweetest to be In Belgium, and grew up In the
supplying the hyt henate pub
produced It. This notion was gen- found anywhere on this planet suburbs of Bnuasets. where his
Baty.
Others have glom their alter lather was in the diamond to
erally applauded, but stag
The music for tie 'Tete au
lance to the metropolis by bee nese. Dr. GonvIrth was well along
few glumly taciturn peraons
PrIntemps" will be ably furnishwhen
the
German
consent,
and
though
.snmetimes
In
adolescence
the audience who seemed not to
ed by Ray Eberle's ammth Playtvidersiacer, Paul Robeson er less Mabee are as .dement in Army pushed acrossed the Belmarked that the world is mug- their maimmay of loyalty as are gian frontier in May Ism In an ing orchestra and he natty Tedleg so fast that moon these per the birth - righters. Among the old ear the family managed to dy Wilson Trio. By having these
new
The eel letters were monad semester. the station was rear.
Maned by director Lee Haring as control panel, operating on the
to WHVC by FCC order, peewee threat A completely new console
foaming Charles Griffith. the telephone switchboard principle
of the use of the original letters and equipment for the then on.
ghost of Gaffer Thumb: Robert was Installed in the rnIddie mom
by a station ten Hever/MI,
used studio were theadled. The
Kunkel,
James Rack. and spanned the roost This new
Raverford kilned the ley Nat prograrn schedule was again re- eons "will be nude • to arida latter reed. is Dr. Marcel Marc
Willis. Matlack, and Jonathan equipreent and space helped the
work. combining Its programa Mud,
GenvIrth. Assistant Professor of
•
Gotknacher. Noodle. Doodle. and elation Immeasurably. It cola.
with those of the Middle Atlantic The station was provided with
the Haverford College French De.
After calling attention to the
Foodle, • respectively; ♦Howard tied Well into the tall, when
Berea* (Swarthmore. Penn a this studlo, a small announe ease of the Mardnobille Seven be eta. .
Shoemaker, a ming; Howard bait Mug was resumed with a
Mg booth, during 1950.51. The Robeson sang "/ dreamt I haw
ShieBed liendoiscarees
O'Neill. a follower, Mary Lee Cali two-. tar Mega. schedule few Bryn lawn and Inciernal.
the tan of
WHRC,
••
Programing
was-improved
by
a
BY
Joe Hill LW Night.Theo he If It le thought that this Is an
olds, a Jona.: Ma th Let Cul. Male a week- The station could
the station was now legally great many special events broadalluded In an America condoned arbitrary and unjustifiable class'.
ver, Cimra, and Elsie Item nonS he heard In elarcleY.
known, had become the largest casts and ape recordings But r,„ ”„....kooss and
ileatIon. It should be reported In
Mustache. Anne Blaisdell and
The big ate, forward in 1940 college organisation. IM pagrain
—
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the technical improvements did
evidence that, as we were ushes
with
lenodePh win be aOlite was the adoption of a constito. schedule teas now enhanced by
not, resume until this last fall.
'nt'duded
,
managers.
lion. The studio facilites also were "Variety Fare", "Welcome INab Outing the snort ar the p.„t song sung not in Russian and ed into the Doctor's presence
were
greeted by that gentlemen
'English Professor Arthur C. Improved somewhat. In the er", and the New York Times
ee,. .thth.f., then (for some reason) 131 0133'
college year d
tram his sickbed.
SPAM., of Bryn Mawr, all su, all of 'R. Programming win News.
costa the old console WA2
wild'
PCCYIee direction and prochicdon much improved. with the advent
-suet a cold." he rasped to our
In the spring of '413, broadcast. inety revised, with no inter. thundering applause. which had
of
yeegody of Travel/ea in of such programa as the Phlla. Isgg was suspended for three
not logy died out when the audi. hagolry, but his expreaelon and
otion In broadcasting. and parts
thiat performance, which a oily dolphin Bulletin News. Stump weeks to soundproof the studios.
ence rose for the final benedtcaon subsequent revelations cancers,
of shale Hi were Improved.
Ole tad known revival of
the Faculty, Dramatic Interlude, At nth time, an extensive re
of Bishop C. C. Atleyne of the log his past unmistakably ire
Along with those technical lm.
MU during the Mennen cen and the Fifth Entry Follies. On modeling took place. The teleZion Aft/C1111 Methodist Episcopal piled something on the order
N
November 2 WHAV made cot phone switchboard. was replaced
pared
s
at7tdert
'utis
lYthp
ei"
r full mo
0t0
. :
,1
"
woth
rth
e
Is entertainment. The Dance
By JOHN WORT
taken off the For Me" and
•
Pausing
In 1945, dining the summer
Id by Katherine Torrence, who
snag, ami, and The fail of 1948 saw few Mr
in torn will love both Tom session, despite • shortage of modelled
broadcasting was extended to Ike /novena., except In programThumb and Lord Oriole (Jack. manpower, members or the staff
hours • day. Including one hour ming A new schedule was in.
sonPlotrow), and ant to many began to rebuild the station, Use
each morning.
Of all thints. grinned, extending broadrealng
them both.
of two more rooms on the third
WHAV was programming a di. to five ham a day, all of them
Ten 33e131•11133113 Parts
floor of Union wee obtained, and
anion by the wives of Haven in the evening. With the election
The remaining parts in the the college helped the students to
ford students of their problem. of a new Board in the seam'
coming production have been as- oonnect the three rooms. A
tsd file
Tid.d
.opitsbrr
Praises Camaro Soma.
Mahon. Episcopal Feder. professor of Interational
Ceelkoaed Page 4, CM II
Touching on [he Havertord
pkked group of clam to flee hun- Church. The bishop recalled the Relations at Columbia. win ,leak
*peal work asigronens in the
from tonight, on Campaign Fund, which a refire
dred people. toadysNegroes.
ramshackle
went splendid tradition of Neaten cat • week
Department. 141 preparation of
Frederick Douglass anti Witham "America and the Current SM. red to as nearing a successful
to Philadelphia'
special reporth and 15) period*
Reynolds 11.1 for an unpuhlicia. Dunbar. Thee he pointed to how son In he Far East."
conclusion. Eh-. White pointed out
semmats and conference.
Following Pater. on February benefits already accruing he the
04 anietrance of Paul came
Paul Robeepo. freely chose the
As Haverford students who
M, will be Dr. John Ifing Far- College sea result of the money
Robeson.
The weKknown Ringer
to hostllny and loneliness his posihave passed the
e Federal Junior speak for peace and he was beingtion
ber*
on
"China"
;
Dr.
Amry
Vanrather
collected ace the drive opened
fromimposes
his people
and than turn
Management te
Social Set
"enjoy the denbosch on "Southeast Asia- In April of 1949. This strengthemaponsored by the Freedom Area
BY' BILL nOGER
nce Assistants examinations and
elates and the Philadelphia Labor pleasures of Egypt for a season" meal, 51: and Vera Michele.. tea of lieverfarea financial pore ?inn, onr ate pronornanon
ed
on ern., imam, mi.
who are interested in applying
d.o, be raid. Is especially im
peen
Committee for Negro Rights.
- the big Junior Weekend of March
Soon after the gathering adcatour a State Department Intern
Ambassador Jessup is definite portant in view of possible 9.10, are
be., „awl.,
ed with unanimous acclaim a IS
The Plea.. or Egypt.
ship should get In touch with
need
a meeker, hut Bgre eurtanegema
The program opened with the °loan calling for the removal of IY
the sae of Ole The activities designed for the
Professor Haviland immediately.
Mawr College
gri sire"... student body next year.
all foreign trOope trout Kara
All applications must be filed !aging of the Star Spangled
the `hit. ..d subject At the conclusion of the preat special enjoyment of the stu.
and the outlawing of atom. °en' lamer
dents and their dates Include
with the Department of Stew by Banner, recitation of the Lord's
of hia addrees. All tallo In this
Prayer, and an address by Hish weapons. The master of ceremo.
Mamh 1st.
Claes Night on Friday evening
thethreed Page I. Col. 3
eerdat see scheduled for 8:30 pm.
C. Alaporat the Zion lea deplored an international elb
01,
and the spectacular and different
nation for which -we have Bob
J unior Prom se Saturday Mat
understanding and perham less
G!1:11.13 Chairman
sympathy."
Committees have then In see
Men, amid thundering client
aloe for the past few weeks and
town, COM, 250 mites away.
PrItte,ase Huneamunca. It play.
three I... a work, a u,ak.
and M.A. degrees In Fthtory at machanles course will also cc-
cgrommtn, the NEWS .rerd,,
anna
nsromentalls. MN perform the R
ntrob
'4 perk
POST WAR ERA WITNESSES MANY INNOVATIONS
THE IMPROVEMENTS ADOPTED BY WHRC
dieted to alcohol. willbe In love IN
little hem with a great soul" In
n Schuelg
I FM oil. Melaka and
In
who registered, Roberta In what adll probabig
"
thia
forty-eight were present at the be their first performance
country. Haverferd's singers and r•
first meeting art Wednesday.
fifty..
Stallard University in 1934. The
Do matter Lam modem foreign .the thiretha of in tilarlethrel
tan, In Human ,atintona_ thatruction at the Paean Ser-
nature, which will /it the stuRobert Chase..King Arthur,
dents for specific assistance ark
and Perkin Richardson as
along the lines in which they
Queen Donations, were oat last
have previously been trained.
Week In' the leading Wee of Hen.
Following their academic year
ro Radii- a attire The TrageOf study here, the students will
dy M Tragedian, to be presented
tiara '16 and 17 as the third participate In a supervised manna project or its equivalent
Havertud-Bryn Mawr drama
througholt the summer. These
produellon of the current year,
Kittredee To
Registr•tIon for the two
courses took place last Tuesday.
Of the
sign Economic Admhslanation.
Itlateral
the t4'
W
"."
othen
a
these courses--ranging to sub- The mat Program load.
Players To Give
Fielding Satire
Armed Service. Medical Corp. and he moat remote C'errn.l, rood. Field will handle the solo for anyone to tell exactly whet
the content of future selective
church composer he/ore Bach.
oar, of thin wont
One thing that le fairly certain,
Throe Harm A Work
t St
thinks Dr, White. Is that the
Scatology Et a
former from a new German eall.
wort,
Andre Trona. He spent two
of the By reason tel the large nada
government will make strong at.
One obtained by Dr. Reese. end Ai
weeks in Berlin, traveling both modern urban community, will 05
will be possible
tempts to preserve a reeevoir at
by "Tan.
and we. none. The final be taught this semester by Dr. to neee c.ourace in both medical Me Moe Dan •
gr
Lill II
students in me triages.
Mutre
mot recently made by him.
"tVin'an'
Wed' and mechanical training during
'tF t°"' Del Stee"
Reverted's special problems In most likely that theft'L
re
Ist
back through Holland. Belgium. eon Mrs. Wooiston comes to the te.„.....„ of
,_,
theT°
B.
r
e end
mate,
dots a
the fact of a
the
mobilinition
incorporeal in the new draft
will
Fo
93°flene"
iettam Menne'. France, and England. He anre Hreettred from WY. Mere' Cith
Sixteen students
etart in the
Keensn'a Lew for'
n'" annna".• M
Haeeef.ed
male m the uneet States on lege 00th erred... both as
given rn
mechanical training and the bel.
Pres
th
id
een
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pengraduate relief and moonGa
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December 29.
edocear and as Inthue amtn ace win be taught elm aid and ..
.";e;hieh
glum ,,'"ithe Haver. White before an unusually large civilian "duties" 41 the caatametion program have already
While In Germany Protean area
hospital work.
gathering of the Haverford Club roan. after they have completed
been ravened in response to
fotd Glee Club at Ow
Steere had talks with nth. of
Panda Commainner
of
Philadelphia
advance publicity.an the Protect
four
months
of
basic
training.
The firma. course will meet phi• Art Alliance last January
on ThneedaV,
Me spiritual and sone name
She ie currently a remanent e„
.e.en
a professor at West January n. Bathe. 50 and SO
G O'. Placuseed
emerdla to Protesar Harry
12 Keenan.
now engaged in the spiritual re
for the Philadelphia Cary Plea ea etch,ek p.„ during the Mot
An for Mose men who take a
pfund, chairman of the Administh.
State Teedter's College
bolding of the natant Pram
and was • quuter. Wark as orderlies or am
stand of conscientious objection
trative Committee for the pro).
15
to the tag Camlaatim
joumeya
1
mamba,' of that aomMtaaloa from assistants fa a hospital Is planned C"
and
'P'"Id
'""77
eras
1 11
4*.a
i
rr: eaknah'
i
l
:atth'eroo
l7r
a
a'h
r 711'
e to all participation ha the maned
eas curriculum, of which
School
size of the crowd being too great services, ocanued the Presthent
1945 to 1948. During the flue to start next month and to ea
Mazes, Shure and Teat are the
pa.. a.
g
Cat
for the regular Club luncheon It gem. probable that the govern.
yen. previous De. Wortista tar gnus throughout the semester. It
other members.
al In tom with the OPA. the For- will leonine on the
ment will continue to leave them
Courses Arranged
4 ford
sitha lecturng with Ms friend
The-way to peace, stated Pre..
dent White, lies in general Ott.
....at, and In the diversion
monaile resources —
Relief Program
Plans Arranged;
Resoonse Fano 'alto the t
Maxine Woolston
To Give Course
"Urban Planning"
Cantheued Peg* 4, OR g
t Church.
this foul Philadelphia
get me Frence before the Pann two orgaizations.
the
Junior
lien, and In time motored their Chase is able to give out not only
way to Spahr where they em. variety to
the music but
alm nn.
barked on s liner for the United dooms and uninterrupied music
States—or more rightly, New for everyone's dancing pleasure.
York
NM E. ameme—ssee
Dr. Gutwirth studied at New
The mode for the formal Is
York University for a awl French with the emphasis on the
time before catering the army. festive Ode of French Hr. To
He suffered through the famous cover the expenses of this oc.
seventeen-week cycle of infantry
region ark maple will be anew
" bask". but for the remaining
fled 55.40--a small price for noir
three yenta In uniform he conbig Prim
cedes Mat, In his case as least •
It is hoped that this. tall be
the ermydid not do badly In
he best Prom eveo given at Bare
tang a man for what he vise
"fold College, so that all MEI
best suited. in that they placed
have a memorable and enjoyable
t
Omtlened Page 4, Cal,
time
EDITORIAL
For Gallery Goers
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Haverford, Pa., Monday, Feb. 1S,1961
Page Two
Haverford News
Editor — Anthony Morley.
M.asing Editor — Frederic Howl.
Sevier Notto Editor — Richard Norris.
Nnos Editor,— John Wirt, Peter Take,
Ea.. Alarcon —Sydney M. Cone, III.
Sports Editor — Burrill Getman.
Assist.t SPorts Editor — John Benton.
&mod Edda, — Joel Goldnein.
Meer.) Editor — Howard O'Neill
Circulation Marlopte — Gordon Werner.
Asthma, &Morn Menden- — A. Lied.
Gooderrthine Mastatint — F. Milbeeugh.
L. Shuman.
Nous Asterisk, — J. Crawford, S. Cone G. Freund,
J. Gurtmather, J Hitchcock, .11. .Kelly, D.
Muth, L Prager, T. Ruddick. J. Sonormlikes
P. Stansbury, P. Tapke, J. Torre; W. W.d.
eon.
/pelt Associates— J. &atoll, F. Ford, E.
.
V. Jewels, H. Koch, L. Morgan,' S. Soarer
R. Whitaker.
Bemis. /nada. — M. Bilibina W. Kaye
— Richard Goenweed, RobPhotoeraPhy
err Hunan, John Walton.
Congratulations...
Eighteen, eat. ago, when Haverford was seriously
celebrating the official opening of its centenary year,
there appeared in the "Hawk" of St. Joeeph'a College
an editorial congratulating our institution on its access
and on what it stood for. Now the time ham come to return the compliment. for on January 29, with Vice-President Archibald Macintosh in attendance to represent
Haverford, Si. Joseph's launched her own centenary celebration.
There is more than coml.}, in doing thin, for despite
• good many superficial differences, St. Joseph's and
Haverford, 8A private, religiously centered institutions,
have much in thmmon. St. Joesph's new president, Very
Rev. Edward G. Jacldin, S.J., declared in the ceremonies
two weeks ago that his college during the last century
had been "the champion of a liberal, humartistic, and
Children tradition which, it believes, is fundamentally
the soundest and wieeet ever conceived by man." Haverford has tried to champion the same tradition, and
Father Jacklin's words could also have applied here,
when he aid further that 'Today, the widespread trend
toward general education indicate. the correctness of its
beliefs, and the record of its sone in medicine, law, business. scientific research and education, government, and
Church confirms ito judgment"
Our congratulations to St. Joseph's, then, for the eueeesaful completion of her first 100 years. We hope that
the next century will be as fine, and that both St Joseph'.
and Haverford will matins to stand ae firmly an in the
part for the fundamentals of the "liberal, humanietie,
and Christian tradition."
Editorial Sideglances...
Already there are unmlatakeable and welcome signs of
Class Night in the air. Workers from the various group.
involved are currently in the moaningand-groanIng
stage of insisting that it in all a hopeless mesa, that with
only $10 caah and three weeks time no one man possibly
put on a worthwhile show. In another fortnight, of
course, this gloom will turn to boasting and to betting
on which show will wilt In any event, we hope that the
people in charge will do a better and more thotough Job
than they have in the past of assuring that tickets ars
equitably distributed.
•
•
•
Speaking of Class Night brings to mind the Bryn Mawr
Freshmen show next weekend_ The publicity people nay
it will be pretty good, but in no event can it be an exciting for those bent on arnueement as the animal hunt
Which will precede it all over the Bryn Mawr camp. on
Friday night If you want to see Bryn Mawr at her
athletic hest, take a look at' 100 sophomores pursuing
100 freshmen to catch one unidentified animal.
We appreciate the tieing cost of living, etc., etc.. but if
the price of normally palatable food in as high am tome of
the recent meals at Haverford would eeem to indicate,
then surely we had better give up the ghost and shift to
victory gardening. The noontime culinary atrocity of
Monday, February 12, was especially noteworthy, and
certainly didn't save any money, since anyone able to
afford it promptly went to eat elaewhere. Perhaps the
Senior clam; can donate a cookbook or will Haverford
etudents of this generelip have to sing an an alma mater,
"Going Back to Old Nausea Hall?"
•
•
Picthr el below is Gaza College (a high school), in the
Arabian part of Palestine. The school, which is run by a
Haverford alumnus, and which has been supported by
,■
the Quakers, was badly disrupted and forced to claw
daring the fighting In Palestine three years ago. It is
ee,. now open again, however, nerving the needs of many
dly in need of money itself. All
1
.
Arab refugees, and
director, Wadi R. Tarazi, '32,
earlier appeal fro
brought exactly 1 . . Perhaps more Haeerfordiane
would like to contribute. Send your money to the NEWS,
ond Ise SIB/ SOMMIIISS in Pair**,
RETROSPECTIVE DISPLAY 01 the worka
of Frank Lloyd Wright, America's foreman
Met. Is now being Mho. at Gimbel Broth.
ers Department Store In Philadelphia. It is a
comprehentive survey of the evolution of
Wright's amitlbeettoral form. By displaying his
m outstanding pieces of work, the show ex pose the variety and singular handling of his
poses
medium. The show features temples of his work
with private homes, office building. apartment
houses. a college campus, and the planning of •
community.
Througnout W work, we see the embdt
meat of the thought that prompted him
Want Wright believes that ambiteen.
mho.. be methane.' This m.o. out tae
structure should be dealthed according M the
ass and needs which It shall later ere. As
• thosequeeeo readymade model., suck ea
Greek Wombs, mintr7 reddilethre of the
Beers. co, sod so ea, would no tenter
mew. adequately. A
building
building mod not have the repdadon lone
reneest and roar need nod be nettle boar
mined for hamena
It is mainly out of MN sort of thinking that
Wright has been able to create the invigorating
Weir Patter= of the interior and the exterior
of his buildings. The CTreralar Library of Florida
Southern College at Lakeland viewed from the
esplanade Wee an excellmt sample of tint in
magnet space arrangement. which he hao
achieved. The net meth of Wright's use of mem
I. • feeling of complete freedom of action. The
rooms rarely exist as separate units in one of Ms
building., but overflow one into the other. The
some or Unman house, which is built to UP form
of • honleycle, dernortratee Wright'. mneeption
of the continuity of sore very well. Even In an
early building such as the Lark. Building of
Buffalo. one of the central °Dees ertends up eev.
real stork, thus thing • feeling of great ex.
pulse. Wright uses cantilever, the dreuhr and
eplral forms, and windows to make hi. space re.
lath. both continuo. and Interesting. The can.
Meyer. balconies or ledges. and the clear storteo
with their skylights often sold a curious note to
the work.
Frank Lloyd WrIght's theory of organic' srchlteeter. comprises more than elementary lonedesert., Le.. drIgnIng the building according m
Ile meettle plaposes. Ills theory of orgarde plan.
aIng- alp Include. adapting the builelIng to the
natural environment. lie ponds the desire of the
building and Its placement with the topography.
The bendier becomes a unobtrualve element in
the landscape and Mende harmoniously with the
general character of the landscape. The liar of
the building. width am restrained and quite Alt
Deed In comparison with either Gothic or Bar.
que architecture, are variations on the hoes of the
landscape. They complement nature.
Now, Writhea p.cipia• of organic planNogMoly not only to tingle build*ga bat
also to communities. In the show we ere •
model of Writhe. 7dentoara7to coonnunity..
There Is a abort whirl locales the mark.
building. and • rem.ed reamer with the
archnect Wren rarity certain aspect. of the
Iwm Thda h perhape the most ambiti.a
of ail et I. pestle. It is well worth the
time tree so look It over.
LI you are interested In tracing the develop.
Scent of lue form, it would beneficial to tempers
Louis Sullivan's Guarantee Building of Buffalo,
New yea with Wright's Lemon Building, also of
Atha. The Lum en. of the master on the one
dent la subtly marked. At the opening of the
century Wright adapt. certitin exterior ell..
team the Japanese and English Tudor styles. By
IBM. however. he has achieved a form of ea
prearon which Is his *WM The test of his wow
is spent In theithing and developing further the
poribIlities of He perm.] form_ The Imperial
Hotel of Tokyo thd the structure a la Promotes
for the Guggenheim Foundation are milestones In
his development
Mt thaw Is MMted not only by the nature
of the trier. which It Is trying to exp.
but the by the awe which Glwhela those
to It. There la a roll scale reproduction ot so
Interior of • Wright borne, which la meetly
an Inhaeloettos sod an appal:her to OS work.
As you know, Wriebt also mallow the ilrtore
of Ida material. play an Importer role In
tame aerueture sod appearee of as tnandings.
Shire nano of the photos are tan oak, Nor
In my material or combinations of material
predated oe the oene, it la not pride et
kiln show to experience Writhes wealthy
bertha.. powers.
The exhibition wench el.. on February Is
will start on an extended tour abroad. going And
to Platen.. then to Zurich. London and P.P.
It will not be Mown again in America far quite
male time. The show Is worthwhile for all them
who are InteramtaL And any tn. spent them
will be worth twiee as much u that spent at the
Pennrivania Academy annual show.
PAUL B. MORES
ACROSS THE DESK
T
RIME IS NO future In maintmene • troth
which =ryes no useful purpose. The Ow
toms committee Is perpetuated only by the myth
--disguised •• a noble enarprise—of integrating
freshmen Into the college community. We lay
that the Customs Committee helps men oven.ae
the disgrace of hammicknee. laid Ti Wilde elm
Mirk cement. friendships. in general, that it
crests an aunt of good feelings.
namely. the Custom Committee. Hereford's
Friendly Military Trebling, pule new men Into •
soda/ Malt jacket and enforor decreer and
petty connivances which represent anything but
the characteriatles of the community to which
new men try to &OWL
The Costa= CominIttec does not rapt
pomade homes.... nee ea.. It prompt
gate elar spirit It dos came water fpbla
sod raw. .theoodee-deo. But It cm wean
✓ eturn. war. D dorroltorken tand there
mot mach wow, shout them now sod Meal
the ort se odor proved the Cm.. Cane
rrdttee to be an enneeearry Dolor In eke to
thgellon of such elven..
Some people on campus hove the strange Idea
that the Customs Committee failed to fulfill It.
'mandate. this year; permonally. I think they did
very well considering that a gradual loos of
effectivther will eventually recta the mmmlttee woo. Wog..
No wonder the Custer. Committee failed to
Indoctrinate the hundrededd newcomer. on the
rudiment. of the Honor System! The Honor SysPm le • serious matter, especially to Wms of its
alternatives: how can freshmen take It amiously
simultaneously with the other decrees, petty
strictures and general absurdities the same body
impresses upon there?
The direer respensibitty of explaining the
Honor Syreso to new men betongs to the
Student Council: It le • reentonethlty
maid me be delegated to any other group el
thelents. The Student Council must be el.,
ly esponalble for the memos or failure of
the Howe system; that h the any nee it
am tarry., its neg., but neoessary, adwhirred!. functions.
All of us know that no matter *Nat the new
draft regulations have in gore for us, the college
will undergo Menges In the number and age of
Its students next yes. Some academic changes
are bound to be made thd perhaps them wW be
casualties among the extraeurriculars. Them
In The Editor's Mail
Dear Sim
I take the folowing from the Jam Ifith true
of the News. from a signed analysis or world
affain by Anthony Morley. to be exact: 7... the
political liberal of tad. (you not Identity him by
Ns title of lartionary.) ...."
My revered editor, oh .don of scribble,
Thou art quickly learning the ...P.M.
genie:
To switch the epithets of political quibblers
And label • nag by any other narr.
Already you comprehend what every good
journalistknows:
That Eat Ls West and Wed l Ease
That • erne Is not a name but bur a pose,
That those who cry "moat" really mean 'lease;
That When you speak of Leith., stand then
far to Right.
Or of Anglophiles. remark as their
accents Erse,
Or of Reds, then bleach them My White:
In short, editorially always Amite In reverse.
Sincerely,
num AMiddleadliaaatediCONLIL
Alumni News
Cooper At National Alumni Meeting
. Seth above are Alumni Secretary Bennett Cooper with Witham D. Arleen V),
Vice-President of Colgate lJniversity and former Education Editor of the New York
Tribune; and Herold ft, the (right), Alwyn Secretary of Stevens Inatitute of
, , at the recent conference of the American Alumni Council, National Aro&
Technology
ation of Altithni Office. held In Atlantic City.
Herald
CLASS ITEMS
GIVE
CAMPAIGN
FUND
Of Washington
Holds luncheon
IDS
Public Redefines Coma., le
cop. lave been received of a tarn a kW Le. of abet. at
-lust Among Mr. Ala Valarel.: request. to
translation of
Friends". by %Mien Wittier Ce. estaldhh MAST. the Public in.
The Haverford Society of
fork MN published In 1941. The forinrielt Derlimi at the Eton. WrhIngton hein • kuteheo a
German Title In 'linter Fre. rule Stabiliarlan Agency.
metug on Wederday. January
den, Die Lerawelse du Quaker..
tee
17th In the Willard mom of the
Tha .ntialstration of Harvard KOMI.. Church 1317 G St,
N W.
Retry J. Cadnery, Honig Pro Unitarily has announced the
White Cos.. Stokes
tensor of Divinity. wee reelected appointment al Barry L. Huse.
...et White and Alumni
board chairman of the American as professor of Benner Admit.
SerePry Cooper were pre.,
Friend& Service Committee at IP tration.
and Dr. S. E. Stoke. chairman
1504
manual meeting at the ithe
Street Meeting IMP. Race
Roger Seintergred has johied of the hoed of Manager. •N
Street west of Fifteenth St, the municipal bond department of In Washington on businent was
Philadelphia
giber and Sherrerd. Philadel- an warm-clod and welcome
guest.
phia brokeroge firm at 1509 Wad.
1110
The more then twenty Alum.
St.
not
State Sena. The. CDs
proem heard hetet worts of
rd
Ilse
marl continues to be the center
Mr. and Nies. Meted. B. Os. greeting from Dr. Store ma
of legislative action and study in
Cooper. Prerlent White talked
connection with the social and Ws are receiving conger.. at great length on be problems
lobe
economic problem. of the aged tient on the birth of a eon.
facing the eoliege in • result
Perot Calket
in New York State.
of mobilization, and the steps to.
Mr. and M. Samuel Smyth
Mg taken to meet the problem.
1514
announce the marriage of their
Miller Preeklea
Howard W. glIclalsa.
dmghter. Kali. to Mr. Alen
the director of the Cud Sebum ..pm.
Society President Joaaph utu
Mariana' Foundation reported day December 16, 1950. at Ciro. Sr. '30, presided, and those pre
on the economic recovery of
sent In addition to the „guests
were: Stacey E. Beebe, Id, John
Western Germany in • meetthir
1037
C. Dorton, '23. Charles M. Bole.
of economics majors at the home
The administration of Hareard
of Pretreat and Mrs. Junes II. University has armoured the on let '4111 James Canan.
Plerldlth
Street on Monday mthieg, Jea politica:a of Witham H. Ikea as Liam it Chartener,
airy L3 The meeting was one of Curator of Manuardpui in the B. Col.. Jr. %M. Allan.M.F.y.
77. Charier E. F. '44. ..
• series arranged by the eeono Houghton LIM.,
John R. Hoop,
Genthl
mks mayors to drums current
J.e9n H Carom is now map
economic development. as • Inth me of the Mercier Bond De. Howe, '45. H. Gifford neda. 17.
of integrating their marling and partment of Rambo. Close. and Joseph Martin '30. Joirph
'11
Mori.,
M.
Felix
'39,
lather.
them
apply
comae work, and to
Kenner. Inc. at 1510 Locust St,
John PhiMps, 1111. Rol.. N.
to actual problems of the day.
Philadelphia in
Pr.. '96. Christopber Via Vol.
urt
Dag
George Werner, HR
Mr. Rube. Reale Taylor was thoubleton Wetmore. 111.1
lease Ayala., in • recent tom.
municatlon, tells of his new ad. Marred to Dorothy Franc. and Robert S, whIcheen.;$3 aloe
Arse. 234 Sella Macht Seta.. Plaireden, Wednesday, the WNW attended.
seventh of December. 1530.
Ku. TOO.. Japan.
1138
tern
fourth child and third em Janes
Blame H. 1.1111e announee Cummins Dye. De. 29,1956
Jame V,. 0.1k. write. M say
he has joined the nada of Phy. the opening of Ma office 710
sus prefestors and Iva some "In. Well Building. Milwaukee. Wis.
Deer. P. M. Barer hat
wresting" Arab and Armenian Ntign Ills practice Will ha life.
been named risletant metier of
girls In his data Si Beirut Col. lied to surgery.
lege for Women, Beirut. Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C the Natimal Barn of Oman
Crushes have anneunced the mar. the National Bank and Than Ca
Robert N. Wood has been thee of their laugh. Dr. MP of Germantown.
named president of the Moot. game Edith Crudes to Dr. Rory.
town Community 005, Inc.. at S ew. Jaen of Rehoboth Batehl Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Nor
Del. The wedding took place kr, Jr, ate .0. 11„,0,0 10 their
Moorestown, Pa.
i.e
lemomY 71. After geed... new Mole which they .cenUY
Nelson A. White hm been to from Mi. Holyoke College and purntheed et 974 Quainter Reel
meetly appointed Director of Ede. New Yerk Medical College. Dr. Alexandria ye. -cheek. Is with
mt. and Training by the Pro.: Crud. a Prectinthil b Othbs the motet' Life Inturthee Ara
dent Mutual Life Insurance Co Ferry.
ey, Inc., 7301H St.. N. W. Wath
Dr. Jones graduated from HID baton, 3, D. C.
Philadelphle.
Medical School and Is with the
1511
Stan.
radiology.
of
department
Doctor
A recent letter from
Thom. P. thodinen la nos
Betherd horde. who a acting feed University Notional, San
at Merton College, Oxford. Zell'
Cultural Officer at the American Franc:Iwo. He served in the army larL where he expects le be until
Embrey In Rome, ...Ins the M.. .rps.
the .amt er of 1932
WI
following intertwine OrtentraPhi
Alm, ng
.71te other evening we had •
nosy working u
gathering of Haverfonthans and heshme
B""'""
0'h5'
for Austria
C.'1"
'""" tary
k
A11):uth
IM,Ins
at the
he
rin''SS"'
.0e,C:lasa
hI 'd 11
nTerrI
W
FIniteldt
their wive.
ton muchplanning we can do: yet
con deckle
now, this roarer. that AM unnecreary feature
of • college, campus, at leart during merge.
time. Is organized hating, even If it is diluted by
the good-natured rodents who often serve on the
Cartoon Comm..
Starting this year. college miner Gen expect
reli-calls, line-ups and absurd relit soon though
without experiencing men disciplinary nOnlenlie
on campus.
Some freshmen ere happy shout the C.
term Committee be.re It beam so men
atterlou an then More Important there
we usually one or two Ineable new men la
every elate and they may red P. M.
tion—eporamous suentleat—gernsted by •
few upper chrome.. But the moesaity of
',nailer for some freshmen doesn't me.
that they thou. WI be hawneheet botberel
and bewildered_
That brings me to one of the meal ridlthious
of ail Customs Committee undertakings: super,
val. of the Bryn Mawr freshmen dance. The
atmosphere al NW WIDOW floats Is usually recd.
nascent of a stockyard scene. The ramb that
want to to to the slaughter should certainly
be encouraged, but those who would prefer meeting Bryn Mawrs enchan.ents out..e of the
corral should be allowed to do so.
Menke. of the Achninlatnnon and many students believe tint • revitalised Mg Brother eys
tern can do • lot of good for Incoming "retinue.
So far, the Big Bother system has been spotty
Custer. Committee It le • weak shot In the arm
In Its effectiveness: existing side by side with the
brume worn by new met Both are nelpful to
to coun.brance the prevalent mobbery.
Them In certainly some value to the ern and
bottom worn by new men. Both are helpful towards enticing new ...trances. especially In
the clue Some library steck-dwelles might weer
them too, so that we can remember who they are
When they take a weekly sojourn to the Coop'.
Prop.. to di.. the Crean Commit,
tee always evoke antralad yens from examve erne. boy. For tome people It
erns he be the nowt exciting time of the
year. They net a It taking healtmen oo Mee
to Valley Forge is like heeling Ile. to Mr.
Those who still beat the drum for the Customs
Committee one MIMI times: It is • purpose..
tradition. Let discard the Customs Committee
ineitzline
at an "emergency mecum," yrl let's hone we'll
and Bell, 38. Needeneet AO. and
be burying it for goal.
Mekeek 11. who I. here for the
G. FILININD
AFSC. John Wesley. '41. 001116
not come down frOin Florence.
though I spoke with him on the
phone and Freddie Peek.. IS,
had Net left for Aurrt. I had
also nun men Path klasory.
and hie was at Genoa. There le
really quite • full group of as
To The
Alumni Society
The Alumni offce has recent,
ly learned of the death of Deer.
W. Emirs. PhD. aa the [Mk
of en auto accident on November
1d lie was professor of English
at Marshall College In Hunting.
don, W. Virginia Ills wife.
ann. son, DevId. age 1S. ard •
lredunan at Mandan Crime,
and daughter. Jthice. age 12, aut.
Woe him.
11.0
David C. Be., Peasurer of
the New York LID haunt:.
Corrine was meanly elected sa
director of the Perth. Trued
Company In Philadelphia
1001
ON* I,.1
Laws and
ly
e
031
S graduate of Boron Unlvendty
, East 00th St, New York, N. Y.
the Director of Publicity et the a Om.. Wood and M. Wile.
Unharetty. Britesen le with Rath Jm, are Mooning on
and Strong trid.trial Consult. the university of Penneylvania's
ante. BO Federal St. Barton. South Ara Regional Studies
Sch.I next fall The Woad. re
Mass.
Dr. Beery Dennis .Cornea at present living at ell2a South
Wes recently married to MD. Lake Perk Ate., Chimgo 13, ill.
Nancy Lee Knowlton of Meadow. and are planning to move OW
crest The bride a s graduate of
"P""a7
th Marell
; M
Phlled. eID
In"n"a
Shipley School and Bryn Meer to 1i
Hopi. School of Nursing. Dr. tending the Far Eastern Confer
Como= was graduated front the
Nth
Urdversity of Penneylvanta
William Betteridge nag an
cal School.
loll
' of
ter Oill7ane:ya.''''
to Bober
The new firm of Mo. Ries..
- t ha announces that Baker, who is attending Dtekie
Joint A. Clara Is now arociated eon Law School at CarlisieSP.
with it, at 414 Berke County
ut1
....,
vetle.thro
p.
...tra
.b.j1"
rctenal
Afee d
Trust Building. Flesding, Pa.
Richard W. Brown In working
In the research department of Thema P. Ilboteden MA enrolled
the Harainertin Paper Company ea a graduate ruder at the Unite Erie, pa. He recently re.lved redly of Tuelohnom whet he ;
ha Ph.D. at the Latinate of Pap studying Canna philology
er chemistry in Appleton. Wis. literature Hie addreas in Amos
Me. and Mrs. Hoy A. Dye Jr, Bosdatrase 17, Tueblep.L.
announce Wt birth at Ibis Calf. aminenin
'area
...... RD 147WS
0:303/Alr, era n. 1361
PAGE THREE
-4CIRTS CALENDAR
Watheaday. February le
Forst* Basketball ve Beth
us; Rome, 7 pan.
Thorn.. February Is
JV Fend. re Penn Charter;
Scarlet Fencers Rout Lafayette 19-8 Dragons Decision
Quintet 18413;
For Third Triumph In Four Starts
Tollin Tallies 22
Muhlenberg Defeats Matmen 19-13;
Close Decisions Mark Scarlet Loss
Fred., February III
VOMIT Wreathe vs, DM.:
Away.
Babarday, February 17
Varsity Itheketban ea Beene
Muhlenberg, Wresiding varsity journeyed to Haverford last Saturday to upset the
Ford footmen, 19-13, Harry Rale and Charles Robinson pinned and Goer Cadwallader deetSioned, to account for the three Ford victories. Cadwallader's win extended his ands/sated streak to Mx matches. The Mules won two match® by pins and three by deckdorw.
One more Ford victory would have tied or won the match for Haverford. Each of thrfaor
decisions in the course of the afternoon waa won by a narrow two-point margin.
JV Beaketbsdl II. Dread;
Path Wt. Ity Fall
ine elienet fencers woo their
ewer.
Ford Grappler Attempts Hold .
John Dodge thus the first pi fa.
pni meet in thee Math that
Vend* Penchi. rm. Temple;
ROMS 10 late a close, Ingleptc
sandke by R.I.P. ...hog
Away.
Mg decision. elie 137 potted 7411th
Lafayette. 138. The Scarlet and
was decided on a hew nelvainegb
Reek ewordamen roe. over the
which gave the Mule& Sloe 533
wear. In MI three weapon.,
win
•
owning foil and epee by Idaho.
al 63 worn and saber by a 73
Harry Bair Warted things elf
fn the featherweight clue toped
Merl.
advantage for Haverfon.. He
skip Mattson, Beal Spaeth. Don
pinned John Dawman with a body
man end Roger Jona W oo
mess at 5:50.
ay. perfect afternoons, each
ieenhig three bouts for the
The Fon& Bob Atkinm al.
though nearly pinning inland
A Haverford track record
reed, On Friday night .Spaela
went off a third place medal.
Adams in the first period. finally
beard We recently been added
ete Philwielphia Divisional AFL&
succumbed to a half nelson and
to the collection of Foie athletth
antheReber CasunpLonahlpa after
he./ Phis. put or by Ora.. tote
trophies, plaques, and team pie.
In the third period of the 130
oerrowly mining first place by
tures on Othplay In the grnmesi.
pound match.
one bout margin.
um. The Ward presents an ex.
thane record of Ford achieveFog
Cadwallader WI. on Time
enema in eighteen track and fleet
In his that match of the year,
Toll Woodward crushed two
event. It le currently hung OnReverie's:a Stott K... h was
Lafayette ea:Meats. 52 and 64.
medietely
above
the
northwest
t d bout by only
declaimed by Harry Harriett. 71118
but lost his011Er
end of the Indoor track in the
147 pound bout was the second
we touch. '!'he foil team cont..
grelowslunfi.
match to he decided biktwo points.
. . Haverford's 14T pound wrestler, Scott Himmich,
tied le leek mon thelienehm thee
Measerthg some eight feet In
Jo post meets, u Etip Mattson
Herrick getting a takedown to
works on Mublenherg's Herrick in last Saturday's
height
and
folly
four
feet
LB
bin credit over the tired Ithrunich
werethelmed three Leopard Rollematch. Deepite Rhafroch's momentary succesa and dewidth, the record board Is white.
late In the third period
termination Herrick won the match.
r.. P40 SO. md 6-2. The Forth
trimmed in black, and lettered
Joe Greene won Me wetting
Goer Cadwallader arrested the
In traditional Haverford scarlet
thee but lost ha next oth, woe
rout In the 157 pound battle. The
and black.
by • 45 Margin to the Lafayette
Middle Atlantic- champion nate
1th final appearance In the
rowly deethioned the MWN he
axe Merle, eleven years of bon
set. Salmi. on a time advs.
C.C... Karl Spaeth stretch.
auggeetion and production' The
thee. 53.
at the Ford lead to 9.3 by winidea of a track record beardoenet
eine Sib three mbar bouts by
Haverford hopes descended
Haverfortes
matinee
dropped
came
ta
Dr.
John
G.
Herndon.
way 31, 54, and 52 edges. Don
their
third
Match
of
the
seethe
Professor
of
Public
Enna,
In
Black
as
the
only
Ford
winners.
often George Sdethern pinned
owe found his opponent pine,
1939. It has ben enough the to a stmng Bucknele Untheraity Tile continued GOON unbntsrt Pint 13atir I the 167 pound
but DM triumphed In his tens
match,
Sehreauch led all the way
in
continued efforts of Dr. Herndon team. 18-6, on January 2e. In a record, and added inniiner w
mune Larry Morrie defeated one
in cooperation With "Top" Had Melee of eight straight decisions. to Bat's season reseed of them md +RAM his winning crotch
Lafayette evicadameu, but was
I hold and body press et the Oen
Melon, popular Haverford track neither team eegistering a fall. wine and a loss.
busted twin, Rising one song,*
coach that the board has finally Haverfoee h • d prthimale In the Wm bout of the day.
by • single touch:
Mther C0 hew Victory
been completed. De Herndon, proved victorious over Lafayette Bale met Marshal Geulding of
SPee
Mandel support has also been and Ursa, and lost to Getty. Bucknell. a decision hen by a The lowest scoring match at
CisCeptaia Sam Hudson won
essential to the obtaining of the burg and Delaware.
soore of 70, inctuding a time ad. the day was the 177 pound bout
le Met bout, but had ha nude.
32 spare foot dlepLay.
vantage of 4:5a
which assured the Muhlenberg
Cadwallader And leer
Jested streak ...PPM at wit el.
victory, Bob Miller deelsioning
By far the most corm.. name
Dodge Declaimed
Co-Captain Go./ Cadwallader
tad. se TamLleyd of lathepresent on the track record in 197 and Harry Bair at 127 were At 130. efoverloroo peo pion, Ned H oinegmecedo 24.
Me defeated him, 3i. Hudson,
board to that of J. R. Grasholo ateedeete for the Searke eed deny took on Ed beghell of Buck- Ford hethleweight Charles Rob
however. humbled his next op
'49, who holds six of the eighteen
nets. m !nee by decision. 74. In bison staved off an overwhelming
panne to rive hint a 21 record The league lornme. of Haverrecords listed on the board. HL
Ione of the day'. clothe hoots, Mroory for the visitors by winfor the day.
achievernents .dude a 49.7, 440
Co-Captain loom nod. lost wing his pert met& of the ime
lords lowsketballers will be large- pivot that Haverford employed it
ef
yard
death.
a
1:51.2
eallenfie
run.
Rope Jones had a long rod ty determined this week Cur. Coaegeville.
lint contest al the season, son In the uniimited
W
a 9.-20 mile, and a 9:57.7 two.
very dose finch with Lloyd, but Mae reed. at the bottom of
as he was decisioned 93 by Roy Alter being earned for wenn.
mile run. Also recorded on the
wrapped It up. 32, in a thrilling the MId.Allantte Conference. the 'Me Drexel encounter Ivor a a
". pen
'th'ir'"
board is Groshthea t:53.3
finial. Janet won Ma next two Quaker five takes On thee place morn tougher theignment for the
match.
Robineon pinned Bob Druck.
nine dine a the 1949 ICAAAA West Chester State Teachers' I/overlord's other win came emeaner to the second period
bouts, 11, 10, to bring Me own Moines tomorrow night at home victory hungry hie. Liners.
Drexel
look.'
superb
In
haectliog
Champlonerdp
loam.
run.
ostory string to five etiolate and move to Philadelphia cm
College IV routed the Haverfon when Middle Atlantic Confeneoe with a crotch hold and body pens
Only one record is bed by •
Havel-IOW'S Art Leibeld, perhaps Saturday to do battle with Drexel the Ford. • 7383 stock at Haw
197 round champion Goer Cad. at 5:10.
teething Rom a touch et the Institute. their oreeeM cellar erfoni on January 17. and only •
present student at Haverford
at 14.17ve7- wellader met Beller Robinson of The Fore, mime now sands
S9tu
2grel%1 'm
Sophomore Jeer., on one bout mates. Both equada have beaten third quarter spurt by the Scarlet The Haverford JV ithaintball College; Elk Heinen. '53, shun ford, Haverford was imams to Hue.. In a bout that ceded 74 at two wins and four keen.
ad dropped two to the Maroon the Forth preetoualy thts year. and Black Preeented • moth igo tam dropped a rough and tumble the 100:yard den record of 93 poll met In three of the eight In favor of Cadwallader.
minima licking.
02,010 decbrion hr the elating seconds with J. C. Winger-et '39. weight classes.
end White's strongest math..
At ISO Mal Baur of blaverford "717ert :goal puma owe.
Peen Military Academy, Wt Drexel. however, hen Inked
Mend*, the Havertend year's titleholders. are leading wusualiy poor both at hene and Drexell JV. The Fords felled td Both Dr. Herndon and Coach
encountered Buckwies BOO Full im n.- v"i"
telgeb nan Only Win
ta'
Weaethers journey to Temple to try the league with • 50 recant fol. at the nantra tit season. With hold final peeled lead ed One Haddleton expressed hope that Bill Wightmen, wrestling . time, to lose in another decal... n. m T•ri vith • WU vele. a■
a their third Straight Win MA Owed by Delaware'. Blue Hera, tide in mind the Chokers see point.. Drexel won on foul Mote the javelin neon would he th.
64.
rned 10.44.
poLt.u....,
.
th:tho
1111inited
the Fu...„..
broke.
soon
since
it
In
the
oldby
Thwarting
IS
for
33
to
the
w
e,
thole fourth victory out of One whose only low.•
Ned Hollingsworth, Fore 167.
o„„yo,
,oesaooe
• 6947 setback hoping to step over the Engineer,
est record In Haverford trete Ow only victory of the day for pounder.
tarts. The Fords toppled the by Haverford, wa• the Fords' and begin • netted Melt, up the Forces 15 to 213.
land Beekneirs cap. menthe. so
157 11. eadeatteow fee thane
re • sr and nee history. 11. Moth..
thecx ev
feels by • narrow 1512 Margin only league victory. U... and Ladder.
bounded about the rthg roe two hole, Nelsen Woolcock, to be do. '
theme. 5
19 ery, set the mark at MO 915' periods,
T Jas. fidomod, stolud Saar et
het year'.
riotous,
r
eg,
Swarthmore are next In line, fol.
but
in
the
third
WightJudging from practice sessions
1.
s
I.77. Haverford's
lowed by Drexel and Haverford. Mee thameratlthe the Fords
The one record that surds man pinned fort with • leg eat 'Wrestling atmet
with a 5-9 de- iiiMeTreri
e,1% "gob
om then
Followers of the Scarlet and went to be in good worldg elmpe
neer to he broken is H. W. Hendon forfeited the 123 and Ed Weethead
wee wine
Chuck Mercer of Buck. theloseeth
Week look for Otto different to take thew next two contests.
bones'. '06, 123' 6" hammer threw 147 pound bouth to WeE Cheater. fretl. from
end Wee rows
we: neL„r.rio.ra,s
w.tcha,,
stories against lIrsin ue and The Mew* impethethett which
mark, den this event Is no long. nIle the 130 pound rns
Math..
Mani
a
Metal
forfeit.
In
the
remaining
Deexel 10 the World round of the squad hag demonstrated in
er Included In Haverford track
u.IImltd 01050
Albrecht's Flowers
the MAC race. Ursine, they non•league effort. hee not been
anweta, Bob
onepeetion.
ARDMORE
claim. wee aided In the. 63.60 fiat .Toillne, whose 22.4
The only Revere:n.11 other toned at 157. and Dick EUvr, was represented by a newcomer.
Wightman, who did a nut
victory at CoLlegnitie by pcor average for 8 games is good
than Groehole to hold more than Frank Little, and merits Johnson niLleent
Corsages
lob against Buckneirs
officiating and a strongly pare. enough for an eighth place makone sword to J. H. hoerla 10. were pinned.
Ae Benonable Mos
Harry
Darner.
only
to
be
deci.
aan. SorneWhat uneportamenehe ing among Minn, amp college
00110 holds the shot put record
WHOSE ARDROBB tee
aimed
74.
T. Ford warden:a mooring crowd. Another factor, they point scoring hoots, the looked sharp
of er 5 7/8" and the Warne man
BASKETIIALL CONTEST
lithe wood victory in three outs wee the Manus of Ford In practice.
of IM
le 1.11
Camp. Cheats:Ride .gat
tart& handed an undefeated Captain Sol ToIlln In the College
Dick Oben..t has wanounced
ottes Reeking learn • 15.12 &- vthe encounter due to an Injured
that Bill Bale woo the pre
that on the loser's hoop on Ian leg. With Toll. ready Me nada Senior A Basketball Five Stretches Unbeaten
exam
neketbell thore-mithe
err 20. Repeat!ng last year's Ford Lam are looking for • sweet
In contest And woordiegle
wh; the Beeler and then victory over the Beer floe. Toll.,
has received his cereon Of
wen the marred of victory until they believe. Would here added Streak To 9; Juniors Dominate In Volleyball
Cheiderfteld Oreennt..
the end of the next to last match. the outside shooting to the double The Senior A's renalned ten.
other comest will be conducted
Co-CMain Sem Hudson extended
defeated In basketball by trees.,' won nine elealghL
The Froth A team, although
ids week; the winner of the
his winning streak m nine
witheut
the
services
of
their
On
Monday
the
15th
the
Junthy pecks of Chesterfields welt
pored
the
team
with
alfallitht alai
elead
Ohs
r
..tIe
v7
-a
the
g'°Haverford
Named
17.1
eapttin
mml
MP
Done.
EDI
be the Revertant College kW
A's
had
a
hard
time
eubduthe
the Mettle* only triple wan of the
ior
Prne.kor
mew
Harrison,
have
won
two
gam.
the.
dent who most deeds' MttheD
Notre Dam
e Of
me
the WWI number of pole.
17erseT'
re
:lheed ajr33
1"aplae; Walton netted 12, ea the Cs went
'1.1•01.• 31.4 ciacri; clayto. 4‘
Foil
scored by the Ford floe in the
when the final whietle MeV, and theithe 47.36, end 13 es the B's
Continuing their Mime. the American Cricket The h111:41fin‘le 8:::74 26".
DOW
lost. 3245.
Crania
and Drexel gate..
then
again
at
35
after
one
oven
Ford foil learn lost to the Blue
Iforomerees
19
points
helped
Gumsex
met be turned In to
time. A sudden death arm.
Jay trio, '7.3, as only Side Matt.on Recent years of Reverend Coe
Intramural Standings
Dick Oben:rube th Lloyd. by
steer followed, wad Getman, the Senior Vets beat Grove%
tasted victory for the Main legs letereolleglate erleket glory
Denman]
foul ton gave the A'a the win. Front 13 leant 4837.
paw Moe as Wedneeth.e.
Gem. Mattson defeated the have overshadowed • Ford die
Sterner Id with 17 points for The vollryball league raw
John Hopkins' Captain Sethi. appointment ut that sport ewe
1 ... the Al, He tented 18 0001 wank, teeter forleits lest week, but MR
M • long 53 battle, buttee sub In 1919. In that year, anordhog I...the A
WHY PAY MORE?
Met eve Sterner and Comp.. so I two games were decided In ddb
dud by Coleman, liMekelle to a letter published In the hue . IUnlor A • • • .......
and 1 recent
way. The Soph B's won from the
only triple winner. Tom Wood. nary Bette of The eiemayinnie I SOWS
-556
LONG PLAYING RECORDS
Penh team, and the Soph
third and Joe Greene each drop. Oath., the Red and Blue of reeDi
Play
among
the
various
Sop.
5
356
tem Rao.,
red three to the test aggressive Penn met the Scarlet and Black Soph C
, Mere name ran Poet hoe to loth to the Junior 13's in this
..00
30% off
Blues JeYe. while Matthon took (whom the Gans letter gra. Soph /)
A.. font Stein, 17 marker. led the
nalleu run
4
root COMPLETE
another bout to keep the score clously named 'Moe Notre Dame hinter It
B's to • 48.37 dedidote over
CATALOGUE
AieD
Soph
A
of Ctideet7 ) Moe on the cricket
town.
50015501's es; however, Settlegel
PRICE LIST.
.20
2
Frog It
field of battle.
Write kr
gar
000
scored
9.
am
hie
team
spanked
Renkels
&
McCoy
2
Frog C
Departing Olathe
RECORD HAVEN, INC.
Co-Captain Han Spaeth. Don The Ono careen wet an inter. Senior Vela
350 the nosh ris, 2325.
Contractor.
0ap and LAITY Morrie woo
demi
"C1
.123 The Junior Rs Mowed new
1
10 hoe. Mien, but each weak club match and the second en. Sector 3
Be In basting the 8oph A t.aen
tailed the Intercollegiate charnVolleyball
Philadelphia
ifle? its kIt 0. y.
thed momentarily so Rapidns re pionandp,
Haveriord ant
W. Laser. by • 9441 count Roger Sorg was
tweed then bouto The Fords Penn were tee only colleges
high
man
with
16
points.
Meeting the peg In damn a gala
Junior A
e 1
3 victory In the saber thorten• 'Musing in the departing glorin JIM,. 11,
6 3 Ali
-a dale with the campus owneel the Jays' lead to 103, but of 'cricket.. Incidentally, Peon Senior.
3 2 Ang
er
jot killing time between Manes
the locals still needed to take tee won 'due meld, and thus the Soph A
a 4 ill
-Brooks Student 51o0e r 5611.
11 the remaining N. bouts to cricket erovm
3 4 .429
Sop] Et
I.
IL
Lawry
hto
water,
OkLabenta la one of the falethernithglate cricket, how- Froth
0 II .000S
new
vorite sealer-it', soots for Modred.
ever, has undergone • out • Forielled loom leap.
Encouraged by the 8-3 Sane change ems. 1819. No longer
at Oklahoma A S M College. At
Early
American
funitore
REAL
ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
ectory, the Scarlet sod Bloom Penn In the "league,' but HaverBrooks Student Store, a. to toiler
21. 'them malted the dtameyed ford mill struggles annually to
campus haunts everywhere.. frosty
blue Jeye, 7-2. Hethon we the intethollegiete cricket chaos
bottle of Cona.Cola 'e ahem, on
Bought - Sold
/debt Line and
Paned, but scorn the deckling OnmeMP--aitateet [Iron., me
Germantown. Chestnut 11111.
Ctiester Cowry
hand Ior the pane that rthroneetooth In three 34 triumph. only other college to support
end Weitemenh
Hopkins confidence faded. then crieltet team 111 thin Ong."
Cake We
Restored
Haverford Pennsylvania
eloseged• to &or. am Hudson's
final vinery, gave the meet to the
Ark for it either way ... berM1
MAIN LINE OFF/CE
14 W. Evergreen Avenue
PrweaiptIons
tOO
Kelt..
Fords. Reg lines drop
MeCALLUM STREET
A. VASSALLO
Dade-musks man Ms how We,
CHESTNUT HILL OFFICE 375 W. laxicather Avenue
first boot. bueRethietted
Drip end Sundries
Ardmore 4350
Barber Shop
Wleandeekon 73730
r/
1••••••4■•le It la.
ouncce tenet Aulliberr AM COCA-lbla
to the Set two, whlle Art Lelbold
George W. Ellen, Tel
Abe L. Engem
HAVEBTORD
.1.••• 0ltel•a0•••• •40111
thotheed two men by 3-0 Worn
MEN noon BM
Phone Ardmore 0122
o isohnecworthethoor
w. emeamee
l
Ana
lett was outlasted er hie anal
MCA11.114thr
balk
Four Swordsmen
Win Three Bouts
Apiece For Fords
Fencing Co-Captain Karl Spaeth . . .
Hindered by sloppy play dediet
the that half, the leaverford
quintet was eats* defeated hy •
slurp shooting Drexel thee, 71303,
on °Sinewy 1'7.
on the lone•Boor
.
AI /Loewe paced the Acton
with 27 pelota Meth Sol Toliln
and W.Y. Hurt.lse led the
Vona by scoring 22 and 18 points
reeentivele.
Drawl Ranee
the deadly Mooting Of OtheCeel
and Feline sparked the Dragons
to • quarter time lead of 213
Hurtuase ment e. with three
field goala but the visitors an
timied to more freely and Mid
a commanding margin of 41.20
at the hall
A rate v• n•ted Ford teen
!ought to with. six points a
Drexel during the third MOM.
Colman, ethrtubise, and Arnuthen
found the range to cut the Ford
46.40 after als
Weed...tare
edeuW el pet. However, the
tally anted at this point, se
bfacCart sunk three field path.
Tenor To Piny /Linda
The Dragons honed the pine
tato a tout by searing 24 points
to Haverford, 12 in the final
femme. The only bright spot for
the Fords In the ethane minute.
of play was the fine shooting of
Captain Sot Toll.. who netted
Et= more paints. The game
marked the Scarlet, potent
showing of the year; they will
seek revenge Ws Saturday eve.
lug. 'when they meet Drexel In
Philadelphia
Snout
' nit ei
Bremen. t
stoesaiw. e
Record Board Of
Ford Track, Field
Events Completed
Bucknell Downs Fords 18-6
In Finless Wrestling Match
4
Hoopsters Gird For Climb
Up MAC League Ladder
1.1
JV Cagers Lose
To Drexel 62-59
West Chester b.
Pins JV Matmen
- 137
ford Swordsmen
Win Close Match
At Johns Hopkins
EMLEN & CO.
erg.
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PHARMACY.
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*SE FOUR
Cictet Sings For Atlantic City Hotel ...
13,
Gutwirth, Born In Europe, White Str6sses
A New Yorker By Adoption Draft Situation
In Collection
BRIEFS
iedn
.
k Shutt
- A Staitm 4:11:
Reins From round •
The Campus
ICG CONGRESS TO MEET eminent Sudo., at Philadelplt;
Page
area collego this year.
APRIL IN HARRISBURG
Any Haverford student Mt,
Lire Wednesday afternoon at
Wm as a rcanatator in Intelil course). The major system thew
eared in attending the It
wss In atrophy, But Dr. Gutwirth
MS. thirty members of the 112. should plan to set Prole
has .1culated that he received
One
Page
Continued From
Return To 'Inmate
thretilleidate Council on GOnerei Haviland at the earliest opoo,.
Ms B.A. in what would corrre
Dr. Gutwirth. or StaffSermant pond to • philosophy major here. and that will be revolutionary In matt Attended a meeting in the beery.
Gutwirth aa ha was at the time, His post maduate work, too, both sone parts. of the world, evo Common. Gerald Freund. Pens,
rend for a transfer from Ws for I. masters end doctorate, utionary In other. The nature dent of the Haverford ICG. pee. RAISE IS ANNOUNCED
FOR F.. P. SMITH PROVE
post near Pare b hla boyhood were done et Colembla.
of WS chenge..he pointed out side.
Dr. Ram Hondo. Chanute, ,
haunt of Brussel. and was grantDr. Gutwirth earn. to Haver- la loTeht .chnologirel,. end m Plus um* oiscussed for the the Committee on Fellowship
ed It the noredsy. "What I clIth
ford In the fall of 1948, and as such It be bound to come In one raunchy model Congress to be and PrIzeo, has announced' that
n't know at the time." he ens
Ire could not tear the parting way or another, SCOWtr are held at Harrisburg beginning the Elizabeth P. Smith Price
plained In the tone of one who
without bringing some token of feted not ante with difficulty and April 13. Each member wee as usually valued at 140, will i,,
has been mireculously saved
to whichever one of
remembrance of the Hudson tHbuletion, but with great chalrallied to DM Oda year. 'rite p from his own toffy, 'Wes that
River settlement along with him, lenge, the challenge to tithe s thirteen committee most an(e, has not be elenttled MrecehBrussels was being V-ionised
he brought a wife, New York comdructive part In working out ed Wes intermit. A practice con- years (or lack of Intetest
Te
pretty hard"
bred and reared, and a Brook. a peaceful, rather than a violent. ference will be held .t Swarth- armor Were. In the pn.
At the end of the war, Dr. lynite to boot But notwithetand- process of change.
more on March 17, sad
President White thggerted the,
Gutwirth entered Columba Col, ing many of the shortcomings
committee members were asked
of
state
the
surveying
![Aerie
the accumulated funds he Oath;
Hee, ore of the several compete of width Philadelphis loners by
the College, President White not, to love their hills drawn' up and augment the award or, ein. Yen.
Mg the University of the same comparison with New York, Dr.
that the Hay. rebrolHed too approval to the In rase more than one merhor.
name (also in New York. of Gutwirth by no wenns holds life ed with satlataction
adore Campaign, now- within HaverfOrd Connell before that Ions essay on Internanosel Rrq
here on the Revertant campus to S130,000 of As 51.290.000 goal
Is submitted, de award molt
he without Its corresponding Vin would probably be Completed dre w Those them beta strewing
accordingly divided. Mir tile IS%
tate and compensations. Among April In time for the second an
Collins. P. Craig. FasAone, 51 cumpelition the /allowing at
teach
his
Allen
enjoys
be
right)
to
things
(left
other
were
Denis
Hotel
the
at
night
Saturday
last
Performing
niversary of its °noun.. The Franke. goldsmith, .1. oeume, law ale offered:
Matteson,
ing and is particularly fond of his President listed some of the beneClayton, Thomas Feeler, Roger Good, James Coote, Peter Schmitt, Robert
P.m., J. Hudson.
Di The PuedbIntlem and Coo
humanities 2042 there.
Cherie. Bartlett, Joseph Dibble, Robert Sutton, Montgomery Furth, John Leggett, and
fits of this campaign as Including Jameson, Jardine. Kaye Keetz. dittona d Interroillimat Pare b
Elliott Wilbur.
not only an immediate increase of Kelly, Killian, D. Kirk, Xenon; I World of Divergent Umber,
Conbintsed Prom Page One
Leggett,
.loth,
Londe
taechel,
in.
long-range
a
but
Se
endowment
Springfield Central. Friends
Ill An Evaluation of Menai
The Haverford Octecin Its bust meet of his Filth Sonata.
mountain but of Martin UndieRittenhouse, Contribution to the Cause Of Is
crease of friendship toward the N.rhm , Prager.
kct and others.
than tact Schools
ear seasonever. will make two
College, and the promise of con- Sachs, Share. Shuman. Sterner, thrnational Peace, 13/ Curren
This year has established a s, Germany's leading philonoappearances this month at Al. Many new songs are featured record for the Octet in terms of PW. At Wiesbaden he paid a
tinuing donation. over a long W. Wilson, and T. Wood.
Problems of Race and their Beat
'wee City. The etoneWell the Ude year In arrangement. by Al the number of concerts given, visit to Ranee Martin Nlernotb
period of yes..
Nit upon International Pepe;
the Evan.
In the main lobby of 'Motel Denis Clayton. One of the latest ad- though it lost oven of Iasi seat's ler. now President of
Finally. Dr. White said, there WORLD AFFAIRS COUN- The national and Intention°.
relic. Churches of Hesse. Dr.
fonintuod kilns Page One
Work Camp and its Significana
Mil definitely be no Increase of CIL TO MEET AT PENN
o...February 10, and at a formal ninons to the repertoire is "I twelve member. First tendrat are Stare kilo talked wlth truth
ase Factor in Education foe is
danja there later In the evening. Love the Ladies". sung by Don Bob Sutton and Jim Coate, sec- Catholic leaders as Reinhold White objected particubtrly to the either tuition or board charges
The World Affairs Council of ternadonn Prete.
.
On Fehr.., 52, they will pre. Ainussen In the Sophomore Class ond tenors. Tom Feeler. Sohn
as unde- O. year •t Haverford, and there
Schneider, Romano Gnanalid, drafting of 16yearolds
has announced that
Plthadelphia
bariSchmitz;
Pete
and
Leggett,
Octet
Ian
The
nest
ago.
for
years
view
The Smith PSI= Is not to b
two
of
planned
of
point
none
Show
the
am
sent another concert at Haddon
Joseph Pripet, and Joseph Bern- sirable from
Its annual forettm policy ash- =nosed with Minton P. Horn
Hail. With the Octet at Atlantic has recently been singing at tones Roger good. Bob Matteson. hardt.
of education_ He insisted further Ile reminded his audience, howUniverthe
et
hed
be
will
note
Prise, which tenons at MO.
that Congress take clear step to ever, that food costs especialff
City will be John DavLson. play- Morning assembly programs at and Monty Furth; and wooed
Adult Acodemles Aria.
on Friday. pole for the Morris Prise Is .1.
last fall, sity of Pennsylvania
log rats own compositions at the nearby schools, such as Penn basses. Ellin Wilbur. Al Clayton.
One of Me man important insure that colleges and universi- have risen sharply since
February V.
tentadonal Peace and die Moo
piano, Inducting the fourth move- Charter, Germantown Friends. and .3. Dibble.
factors In the spiritual reburelint ties to which drafted men might sod he begged that students bear
In the past men such its Henrecogin
or Securing It"
Administration
the
with
of Germany, Dr. Store found, be assigned as students he safery Steele Commager. Walter
has been the esthbilohment of a guaMed against 'direct or in- alsdne the difficulties of main- LIPP-mann, and Hans Kohn bane
taining "the type of service we
Summer Coolant,
...bee of "nregelical modern direct mpervhdon by military
been the major Breakers •t these
should like to have.in the dining
les . for Protestant adult educe, authortnes."
occardono. Although this year's
Dr. While stated, moreover, hall
tion. Some ten in number, and
speakers have not been linnouncand Trays)
Stately
scattered in all parts of Germany that "If Om. United Stale departs
ed the Institute promises to be
• reps oppreoretts to enee
(Though Congo. will he.
least zone includeril the acacia. from dm 176yeareld tradition of
ow Of the MMor events for got- sae Meade
Isar,
tie
Me tint say on the draft lee. greatest foe of student defer• 1SLMb action at the maroon, as . lea art really residential confer. no universal mint., ,nlning
▪ Mbil bring, For
Istlon passed within the next few meats, he reiterated several the present act rena until Jose. ence center. to which laynaen of then trent. Handd Se a definite
treednerd /rem Page I
month. the News of selective time. was the American public.
of
legieletion
such
untrue
time
_Most Tall Throe,
all hypes may come to talk out
ADAMS
Proven-rents came • new Program
Smythe Director Lewis Blaine
M Mt sad eon wzs e
letters to Congressmen indiOn general policy. Hershey among themselves, in ...ions of not nioie 'tare two bean," to schedute, a complete revision to RECORDS REPAIRS
tstfanar
nm loNen., will inevitably welith cate that the public will not put said that the immediate task woe three to six days, their Munedt. order that "Congress would be
oreret
answer listener opinion exposed
PHONOGRAPHS..
heavily on what the then end or with high taxes. rationing, to "get in a position to call the ate spiritual and moral probiema required to reconsider Its worth In 1919.
B W. Lama are are. KW
nru.'amsH effnikrt;
8'danndstration of that legbdation and other burdens and at the turns"—• position which the
Upon his return to the United and detects."
TOUT... we.
The Radio Club has come •
will be. The following opinions same time alio* the college pop. United States. supposedly the States, KIM before the beginning
in conduit/en, mm. White we
no ISMS As, ems Fork 1S.
long way at Haven°. since Its
sae remarks of General Retailer .lotion to continue along Its strongest nation on earth. la of the second semester, Dr, forth a livenedul program of re. advent In 1921 Most of this tote
SAYERS SPORT SHOP
constrdotion. thr peace m en bon been spent In improvements.
ware taken down during and af- normal leisurely way, with four
certainly not In now. To do da- Slime made • tour of several
d, Avows
w. la
alternated - to... military re.ma. There are more to be made but
ter a talk even by him at Si. Al- montha off for suinmer vacation.
b be able to deter aggression, or midwestern stator to report Olt
Etwnersed.
bano School in Wahington, la C., Deferment of students Is CIO hotabroad. Among the me.. ThIs program included re. thew depend on the listeners ex•
at least to choose our own bat• his findings
'.=
ews
'M
—Fa.) ly attacked as class favoritisra.
institutions at which triathnce to the idea of the In presto. their opinions of the
on Mena, RS
tbegrounds—we must have the. eduottional
•
Knox, Ehlthoret. evitability of woe. wort coons s-ottion and how It can be in,
ti[y art
Enlishnent. 'Skim Cream'
quote military strength. II the he spoke ao
BY PETER TAPKE
Gustavus Adolph., Augustan; nation of efforts for mediation Peeved.
Hershey. as is well 'mow. Compton report had been acted
(amnion of presThe hest imPortent Point .4 thinks that the percentage of upon in 1947 we might well have Park. and Wilmington College., and negotiation;
disarmament.
unlvenul
for
s
by
is
Hershey's talk rise the: he oom,..,4.9-, so far in the draft has been . prevented the "unpleasantness of
LOH Egli MIAMI
,owoo
Illinois. Ohio. and North Dakota. strengthenlingof the peacelast June."
At Berea College he delivered making function, and nachinerY
Ile Cricket Ave.
WM of the value of American fur toohigh. General HethnOL
We are In a struggle for stir the mid-teem cornmencenrent as 01 the U. N.: and use of the
thHege education In general or of he said' el. wanted to lower
Ardmore. Pa.
standard. But no lowering of v1.1. he sold. and in such a
Professor Steele also world's resources through the
small Ilbetal aria college edam- standard. would work unless all
BRYN MAWR
thought
539% LANCASTER AVE.
struggle It Its jualltiabte, If noes spoke at a number at public Urilted Notions far world-wide derho., ARDMORE ne4
the servIces united in a system tam to marshal every last man ...HMO *Jong the way.
velopment and reconstruction
that the Seger univemIties had
accept
would
whereby each one
and dollar we have.
dellsOnstrated that bigness had
its share of lea qualified me.
tidbit. limitations. And. he notThe army is not going to be con.
ed...1 happen to be • liberal arts
tent to take all of these through
AS IT MIGHT
Whoa product myself."
the draft while the other see
Careered Pam Page One
BE SEEN
Banda "Capacity to lean"
vices skim of f the cream of the
a question
IN LIFE
general Hershey said that he ereg through enlistments. Her. dent's talk there was
pomp/ally opposed limiting defer- gray hvored a system whereby octiod, following which a number
of the alumni remained to chat
muds to those .odents studying ow,, service woo. obtain
Dr. White.
with
o
wow
op.,.
hard
was
It
fields.
M scienti(ie
common agency Ue
Club Officers Ansoormed
that of all, he said, how stead of U.pp ,eg he manpower
fs
President White was Intro.
mom of those etude.; would
of,ifs own
at the luncheon by Haver.
Mired
matitolly red on 4r4.8 eeuentiuf
Urgent
Not
New law
ooefo.- fond Club President Herbert J.
woof
week, It was Impossible to
percentage
err'
'10. Other officers of the
fre "mores and juniors now In college Painter.
`flee PeeduelY whet sort
need'
Goo for the current year see
might be allowed to complete
ed 'nen the ...lien
In the future tatomie witted.. their undergraduate work! The Charles Warner. Jr., 13. Vice
for, example, were "a dime a Selective Service Director noted President; Ernest N. Teta. 15.
dorm" on the market before 1945, That the moat drastic plan pro- Secretary's and Jo. C Lobes
but bass since then been In great posed would shear the freshman.
demand).
sophomore: and junior classes
•Is not just In devising ever by onehalf. one-third, and one.
JEANNETI"S
deadlier weapons that the hope quarter, reepectively—which in
Bryn Mawr Flower Shop
eLvilized" coun- three years would cot • college
of _oar
HEW. N. 6 T, Gnaws..
try Ilea Hershey preferred • nu. class down to about onofourth
hen
demo deferment policy genet Its normal size.
Be,. Harm P.
rather to the Indlviduar. "came
To predict that this or any
Sty to team."
other plan would he adopted,
owner. would be • "wild .guess."
Opposes 'Fear Deferment
RADIOS—RECORDS
The general. however. fell that As to how loon the new draft
RADIOPHONOGRAPHIS
any deferment plan was under no get:lotion would be passed, Hoobligation to make neatly for stu- ney said Congress mud pass It
dents to go to college. lie would In ten days If It chose. but the
SMELL CHESTERFIELD'S
heopposed to allowing a man there wee no pressing need tor
Ittipre• by Ilse
that
beone or two years of no
Tbnissb•M Ms World
PACK
A
OREN
•
tore thtrance into the awned
IN no Seth Isms arc
them
tomer an the erg...t Nat hue- Dias & Wadsworth, lot
IL ROYER SMITH CO.
Ins tasted of higher education,
i, Woad, nasese Rinse
far
Weald be more likely than othepoo.
0., Pinta.
& Walnut 01
Setweina
wine to continue it after his per9MF as
own Wed. On
Lear* Ava
Walnut 2-U23
led of Beryls< was over.
sago Nam Ime
Hershey felt that It an I dl Id,
nal ens rot himself fully eager
de
deem teed to go to cortege—
own. LI necessary—then
ed
YOUR WEEKEND GUESTS DESERVE THE BEST
hie college siren were like, to
Steere Returns
From Europe
White Questions
Value Of Draft
General Lewis B. Hershey, In Washington Talk,
Presents His Views On Administration of Draft .
Usivorsity of Madrid
W HRC History . . .
C
THE
SNINAIEN
HAMBURG HEARTH
"EASIEST - TEST IN THE BOOK"
White Speaks . . .
TULARE STUDENT IIM OWENS '52 MAKES TOBACCO GROWERS
MILDNESS TEST, THE TEST YOU CAN MAKE YOURSELF
SMELL 'EM
TELEVISION
of Chesterfields. Compare
with the brand you've been smoking.
SMOKE 'EM
ant
be a waste o1 lime and effort
i.e everyone involved. including
himself.
Defernsents Called Favoritism
Beth he and the Defense De.
perms., General Hershey stn[
ed. would like to see all student
allowed to continue their entre
tion—II that were postible. Th
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