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ARDMORE, PA., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1951
I•
Macintosh Cites
April 26th Set I Hinshaw Undertakes.
Jones
Memorial
Work
Admissions Rush
As Closing Date
Caused
By Draft
For Fund Drive
Anniversary Fete To Mark
Conclusion To Active Phase
Of Campaign
Up. recommendation of the
Campaign Committee. the Board
of Managers h. decided to bring
the—Havertoni Cannatign no an
official alto! on Thuseday, April
25th, the second ...may of
the Start= of the campaign. On
oat occasion there will be a Drat
report Milner. The campaign or
g.ization as =Cli will ter/Nate
lit work, though contributions
win be received until Commence.
men. June 9th.
"An AM of Faith"
Robert it. Locke comment=
on the decision to . announce a
date lot the closing of the campaign, said, 'This la an act of
faith We are edll short of our
goal by 4137.080. We belie. Nat
by strenuoa and comatent
forts this gap will be bridged and
that We have a fighting chance
to reeeir our goal by that tittle.Mr. Locke further said, -The
Campaign Committee Is reoelv
gifts alma dWily etern the.
alumni who had not previously
made contributors, Additional
elite are also coming in from
many previous donors." The committee la now scheduling special
contemn. with Clue Chair
men to glee them the latert In.
far
ti on Committees front
many classes will become Inerea
Maly active during Ne next few
wee. in helping to round up the
largest ftwalble percentage of
donors.
Adadnistation officials din
closed advanced 0.s last week will be transferred in order to
for the addition to the Library of reproduce the atmosphere in
Jon. Memorial which Haverford's greatest teae.
Study. and at the same time
recent years did ad much of
Cr
.wonted that a prontin.t alUrn. his thinking and writMg. When
nue, David Hinshaw. 11. had un. completed. It was explained. the
dertakert a !scheme whereby he room MO be used for holding
hopes wieldy to provide a sub. seminars end as t place for med
Mantel portion of the 915.000
which will be needed to bold this
On o3nnection with these plena
Study.
Kr. Hinshaw, longtime Mend and
To implies. Jones. Study
intimate of Rahn Jones, has er
The projected memorial. which ranged with the publiehent of his
will be constructed between the new illustrated blogra0h1.1 pen
north gallery of the Library and trait Indus Ames, Master guano
, ire ..no,epsen
the Treasure Room. Ls to be al e,on bens
exact duplicate of Dr. Jona' trona direct pre publication sales
book-lined study at 2 College Cir of the oath &ant, to a fund
tae
de. The fontnitiog. sinan
foe M.= the Memorial Study.
0001002, and evert the fireplace Publication date of the 32Cfpage
volume has been set at March 9
of this year. and the publisher.
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Education Group Lr.„7,-„d:-:„b,:r=on
Renews Sessions; wiiii„Members Added
Uncertainty
Students Review
Honor System,
Consider Report
And It Ain't No Aardvark ...
Honor System Committee
Makes Four Suggestions;
Women Ruling Provokes
Considerable Discussion
Complicaas
Whole Admission Procedure: Full New Class Now
Possible
1
Feasible revision and eon•
siderabie discussion of the entire Honor System were the
principal item of business at
the regular beginning-of-thesemeder Students' Association meeting held in Collection
last Tliesday. February 13.
There were distinct overtones
questioning the Customs Commit.
me as well in session which.
though It took no denote erilon
en any point. promised to be a
prelude to further Argument at
meetings later this term.
Special ComMita Reports
Touching off most of the dtc
bate was a report read by Peter
Sch... chairman of a Commit.
tee to Revaluate the Honor SYs
tem, on the findings ad reamnsendatio. of that Committee.
By GERALD FREUND
'"The number a application
for ads.ssionv
Haverfontt
freshmen class next fall In run.
sing forty to Mb' Parent
of Me nom. volume far this
Me of year," womb. to Vice
President Archibald Maatirosti.
He motioned, however. that "this
is not yet a signiticant trend"—
that between the present time
and the deadline. Me number of
Inquiries and applleations may
=natal and trend to equal the
total volume of went yeas.
Class Hinges on Law
Phan by natant dune.
That's what this quintet of Bryn Ma tor freshmen were about to shout to their
Mr. Macintosh beget= that
sophomore oppOnents as they swung into the finale Of As Tea Swipe It, last SatUftlay
"the early rush for applications
night. Left to right are E. Kemp, Eve; Pd, Plunkett, Robin Hood; M. Kennedy, Don
may be attributed. in each to the
Juan; H. Kneeland, Ali Baba: and P. Price, Peter.
ol candidates and their
Mr. trinehaw, who was eo-found
et of the NEWS In his undergrati- parents In getting starred on col.
lege admission despite the posed
The complete text of the Ros
The student Education Coin. Publishes themselves in making bun,
mmee, nedkenen to eh inneonge
t =stem Revelation Report
• contribution to the fund. 'The service legIstation being enacted," IIS
•
will be (mad on page 4 of IBIS
doe and evaluation of the goals college appreciate." President He went on to explain that some
Issueml- White wrote HInahaw loot month, prospective freshmen want to
and
lean education, met at Yarn. the "significant service which undertake as much sane work
The recently appointed group.
House on February 15th. The you are rendering in this coma= rse roam,
they are In. At
hero,
detecting "a general .tipping' in
meeting wan the boromittee's ohooh.
BY ANTHONY MORLEY
student adherence to and eonducted, white others went to asstore
spring
al
about
wound
its
tuneful
way
am for Inc Honor gyn.,aeoje
clad
female
RIM..
By
the
end
Swipe
it
.copies
.00 .Rnthe sure Owns.. a place In col. As Is perfectly use
thaetorder
the
.oa
nest
four major recommendation.
Jon. 3Iaater Quakes- may be oh legs upon completion of .ltmry this time of year, the Bryn Mawr of song number seven the bevy through two PlonY nets Net
tabled at $4 each be writing to service. A third grotto of eintii Freshman class, despairing at had grown to 42. end when the volved twhat else, the sorrow. tit That responsibility log
and rightful re freshman indoctrination should
V..
IV
Irene.tarot
IMAM O ver tut
'nat.'s. 2 W. 45th St., New cants seems to believe that cot lull of ear ....Mg attention evening.
The Educational Committee Is
cone
well aver union of a Princeton men and be Mien from the eneoinno CoroYark, 19, N. Y.
finished there
tege
admission
would
=home
In
less
brazen
ways.
summoned
Intended to provide objective eve]their chances of obtaining den up all Its misspent energies last half a hundred !tippers In eight. his Bryn Mawr girl. Young P.V. mittee and assumed directly by
Ration of the fundamental goals
ferments. Mr. Macintosh noted Saturday night to rover the stage plus two pigeons of a different IP. Price,. It seems. yeas sent the Students' Council, with more
and primary
hoe
eno
,
,
being
placed no
that "so mach depends upon the of Cocdhart Hall with a siniele spades—a most effective way of to Thieves' Paradise for stealing „neon
""1
College by an organized modem
the Princeton bell the got clap dent. of an Big Brother Coo'
emulsions of the new draft law Mg shebang of atrentiows end giving sophomores the bled.
group. While the faculty and Ed
too- =red in the attempt while the am,.
and the polidea. af. lonsiotlimit strident songAnd daMilinoniners Supported at .ery
121 That the Students; Council
chiesi,
mu rave. went by time meta by die eliaral donning of alim Rowe
,cmneettlon
i
fef ff.
11.44°.
evalating the ATZeM
it In expected that many cleaca '
It
next years new dans is will in collective name of As Yon Swine this east of thousand., A. Yen was refused admission One tack sholid, moreover, administer the
.10 be able to report a one tons the student body, telt to
once again play
Reverie=
• Hanor System In a respectful and
It 11,e tale, of course. made
of felonle. credentials,
center
of
the
entire
be
the
vial
hunclred pen.nt participation la
The artistic seism, in short ealionsible manner: it wen sok'
process, has hereho beet to her alumni lo the medical
bed
The elimination of the choice only the humblest pretension. to
the campaign by the closing educational
waa quite el.r. Problem 1: to &meted that the Council create a
no organized expression and dental professions, who are rule on college applications and cleverness but the show itself
date. Already Bin classes have a fore
dinner on
invited to attend
get Eve lkirsten Eta gated Penn... watchdog committal
onchundred percent report, eight of its point of view upon Mese Starch 8 to meet with undergrad- achievement exams has further managed to break Per PrettY
Know, the madam cat Thieves' to keep an eye on the working.
complicated the admissions
so
pro- handily, on a fairly rough mum
classes have reached seventsfive ma [eta.
50-611.—se
Paradise. M tel June in with Pet. of the Honor System.
Last weeks meeting was the antes taking the pre-medical em. The only lead
to which
percent And thirty-Nan chase.
Pentane°. Mao Beeponlible
course
Good old Gcodhart may have
esjemlurion 1: to establish Julie's
college a student considers his
have passed the any percent first of a series dealing with the
A.
the
Prat
speaker
In
a
pre.
ill That the need for teaching
Rhoads
Maestioneter
for
Valid identity as thieL Problem
problem of "general education vs,.
Best choke coma from the inter- te. packed to Its gothic gills
mark.
Ma of Collection talks whirls
procedures which encourage
Dr, Herbert W. Taylor, '14.
specializatMn," with partial.
view Mr. Masao. said Mat the occasion, but even at that It promise to'bring a wide variety 2, Mt think of something she
flon is
might have stolen; solution 2: to ...in
emphasis on the major concert. Charm. et the Pre-Mediall many of the students he has ho was scarcely more crowded Om
the
the eta.,lent. at Clartaill time of subject matter before the have everyone ream. In a 011.. not at.eme. ...lotion.
tratIon. limited elective, and pre. Committee. with the help of an
Wagner. ing flash of histrionic reveled.. Honor System. should be explainwith no fewer than 34 .otically student body, MY.
4*"..40 Fnge 4, Col. 1
remit.= cease systems. Among alumni committee and the Admani
editor
of
the
Baltimore
Saul,
that
she
had
stolen
the
show
ea
to
'certain
prot.sors;"
the cm
Office.
halt
completed
Plan. for
the emblems planned for Maus.
will
addre4a
the
College
on
Feb
exam.
Claughterl. Sub-pLott the won. p.ting or the same final
skin tater In the semester are the limner. and invitations have
nary 27. Mr. Wagner. aside drone Inclusion of a bobby. IP. inations year after year in come
grading and examination. etts been mailed to ail doctors and
from hts Journalist= position. I. Albertl who would make some images was apecifleally Widen.
dentists In the alumni =MM.
Lester C Haworth. Vice Prat dent • sentry relations, curricuthe 50 other thieves feel that they ed.
recognised
authority
no
•
Prior
to
the
meeting
there
will
li
fe.
and
teaching
dent of the College in Charge of lum, social
subject of wine-making, on which were being ch...
141 That the Council emphasise
be an opportunity for the situ.
Pobtle Relations and Develop methods.
he has written several hooka.
Most chased land least chattel that it "feels Ir." to investigate
dents to meet with the guests ln
meals. Open
meet, has lust returned to the
In all Miaow... however, was instances wherein women have
Mnililiti PM.. Plumed
According to Gerald Freund, the Mien at 5 p.m. for informal. with the stage in the oilddle and summer-stock prof eesional
campus otter an absence of sew
discussion. The subject of the the audience seated immediately groups. In orcus operas under the
While the speakers for March a sivivelhipped Tart A. WM on weekend nigh= been kept lit
mai days In the Interests a the etudrman of the group, "the
meeting will be "PreMedical emend liacerlords in higtop, and by univendlim each 8 and March 13 have not as yet Mani. who delighted the pit by dormitory moms "tothsteeteBY
Haverford Campaign. He Oral weekly meetings are open to par
Edecation
Haverferd." .d novation to the Geld of collegiate as Fortnum and Penn State, been decid. upon. March 20 is trolloping her way through —The alter 3 a.m."
visited Florida and contacted key illipation by members of the toodamatics.
This
"theater-Maheto
the
first
to
ah
Haverlord
will
the date tel for Inc spring ath. Spice of Life," the best of six This report aroused a good
atudent body and administra. Dr. Jonathan E. Rhoads. '211.
Men. who wet* m that ante at
act as toastmaster et the dinner. round" ill the braineend of fresh. traduce theaterintheround on tete C,ollection. The speaker for good songs written wholly by G.
Coati.. Page 4. CA
the note, Including George W, tion, although the committee h.
Main =either of the eve. man Roger Foster, who has been the college level
0athat oetasion has not been an Davis. Special mermen should be
Johnson '25, Attorney. In Orlando
....reMP
students and one =catty slog .11 be Dr. George IC worklint an it In conjunction with Over forty students have all thane., however. The Coneeltho made also of E. Glayser. as Jesse
and
and Philip a Deane
York,
Strode. 'ye, Dr. Strode la a mem. Mr. Richard Warren, instrurtor reedy espassed Intermit in the of April 3 has been selected by Jam. of G_ Struthers. as Moll
Pennsylvania
The faculty menthe. Professor bar al the international Health in English and contemporary project. and an organisation the Students. Council for the Flanders, of P. Hitchcock and
Contacts Leeds.
meeting is scheduled Inc 530 thla second mating of Me Roden.' E. Woodruff, as two Brinks robJohn Ashmead. Jr., acceded to the Division of the Rockefeller Faun- Drama.
Returning north, he attended
Combine Ancient Swett
afternoon in the Common ROM. Association this' semester.
and
and
request for his para. detion and director for activities
students'
an all
meeting
Combining the Elisabeth. onsact plays such ea wen
car. Harry et; '''
.1 the a"."1 ration in the meetings In order In Europe and the Near East. He
Pep of Earlham
of G. Von 'kW'
of Trustees
College
he might ennoenonoe hoe noon, has traveled extensively In can. and ancient Greek types el stage, Mfalting For Lefty," O'NeilL'a .111
oso.
APot'
oo
al
ListfreLniff7urset'hltetfTthat
Unless there Is it sudden show
of width he is a member. From hoe.
;ne
expression on nome neaten with work In preventive with a touch of the Cleena.bitodi The Bale." and Harritya "HoP. Wabash College. will be the could not have been complete at .rodent enneohoon
and
the re.
them he mntacted key eantlialint tendon.... views upon the peck. medals, In 1942 Haverford Col- ma. Its shape has coined such Is A Thing With Fcathers. are speaker.
Dr. Cotton has been a 04.00"
the to
in Collection hat
. kiek-en..ne' which port submitted
leaden In Chicago. Milwaukee, ie..
r.orroo,..
the "arena" stage, the under consideration far proune- ',tor am a oaeureron „deninne
must Ill always Is, have been
hy
one the
lege awarded him the honorary
neck
Detroit and Ann Arbor. Michigan.
"circus" theater, and the voce. den by the conege Circle The In
the
best
ever.
and
which
was
ter
made to In- degree of Se D. Following Ms "circus"
He
is
and
Japan.
Md. china
Revaluation of the Haverford
On Sunday afternoon. Februtral" stage. Although the Idea him Mee sometime in mid-April Re. • past president of the McCor. mad, the Lint he ten
, inter 1 college Honor System. it appear.
ary 11, he met with a group or
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been adopted =mesa/ally by hears/11s will Mart the Ann'.
tads Met h.. . . likely that It win be accepted by
Inattk Thalog
I ea
I Seminary in loci. il
Hared°. Alumni and the par.
Meeker.
Chicago. having left in 1917 after ringer..
eats of present Haverford sett
Proponents of Incircle The ay. years there, Dr. Cotton a And so. alter fourteen song.-- 'OrtTS:eudicurreport
ern.= cm
dents at the CriversIty Club
ater state that the Intimacy be- author of The Chriatian Expert
c•C
en..— page four.,
Milwaukee. He discussed with
tween the actors and the audi- ens
ifta. The aononi, and even a harem dente to the am. The setting
up of a Medal
them the titans of the College In
en. is the greateet asset of tae wawa aatherb,
oce, cornpanknent
Ai
of J. Arthur Rank nonnnohoo,e, onehannheie
hoc..
genend and what the College Is
eren. Stage. nhea identincancit over to the annual student mu- songs.
"A.
pass for the instilling of a sees.
doing to meet the 'meant na.
brooms a much stronger element
Inevitable, of respect and obit onion for the
The
Gagne.,
than h.,
tonal emergency .c1 then reBy JON GWITMACHNB
Honor SyStem in erneling freshported upon Me proem. of the
.liege choral groups. as Is Baida giving Haver.. a Moe anecdote Is tel .hour the novicemen Is ye to nice its Stat.
eampaIgn. He found the parents
fa., years recording in college music C.-1.1es. Dr. Mmdf°44... 'ch....1..1c.
In talking to Willem Rem, shown
clarified. The pre. it tarn
of present students, the parents one disco.. that a mu. pro. for RCA Victor and the perform- Ree e feels that the Glee Club the
sneered, unconsciously
Students' Council expires tn I-of former students and
the ressor's range of interests and en' ace with the Philadelphia Or. offer. students a participation In criedout
out. "God bleas you."
alumni deeply concerned abellt periences Is by no means neces ca.. under Roane Ormently. music which they can value the
'cab.. when '-a" .....
Although the absence of at.
anti officers wit be elected. and
the College In this prtiod of airily limited. While music has
Natoli.. a arnoll village loc.
rest of their lives
..... in. 21.11°.' l°"°. the ad
is, ewe rated
wend 1 of the area. According to the the "lame dud," I. PciniengY
emergency,
always been Dr. Ree..a foreOf plays, Itgathe Mitch
Dr. Reese. the son of an organ.
Pe
"
e'
ee
whether or not It should go ahead
OMR Miller Fanny
most interest, he has delete Into
.
rili... rolls morn
st and choirmaster, beeerne In- hits for backdrops and during c
sslaSta
fiw
netrtea'A
chll. waft MN externivc elation,
the P
Are
n
be
ehlgYsTf
a
ke'asanad
While In Ann Arbor, Mr.
of M
inerf°°
• I.' -F.°.."'
the aria of mad building. driving
terested In music at an early age scene ch.... Existing Mite= L2
'fly.
worm was in touch with three a bulldozer:shaking limed for a
destination of two members
of era in the local school house. in. which might require a relation,
He stated the piano as smell range from four 1.1-watt floodkey Haver/ord men. Lewis Bow• wimplel of men, and climbing the
the Freshen. class. David Foulke structing In English, arts and or at least a reepprovat by the
child and began moductIng enole lights to prpduce a general camel.
creak and recreational work. next Council.
en, '34, Francis Evans '36 ant Roti‘s with VIce-President Mae
to 8,000.watt arrangement. for and Philip Silver, both conscienIn his 'teen. After graduating top
Robert
t E. miller, '12.He reeelved intoe, Besides, this diversified
Ho. objector. am currently on They will also assist at the new The Council Is also considering
and atomic .ploalons.
from Amheat ht. 1931. where he
a suitable date when the student
Rober
their way to participate In the health 'renter.
first hand report on the five hacyround one soon teams that
had majored In Idatory and miWari
er
Directs
The workeamp was ambush. body an meet for a discussion of
AFSC workeantp located there.
Miller aorta who came to Havers Dr. Reese him a very definite
rrored In German and must. he
The Common Room has beet
three yeas ago to serve the etch- the Proposed overhauling end pria
Seams Await 'rehd
lord, the youngest of whom Is philosophy of music and Ms
corn:Med his morel at Gann. selected for presentation of Cis
Two other Freahmen. David teen nee.,vide,. caning in vision of the Clint0.1 Committee.
David. who attended the College terpretation For Dr. Reese music
Ma. Them he became Interested de Theater productions. Ettemr and Paul Seaver, are awaiting no- size from RIO to 5.00e population. The posaibllity of amending the
the first semester of Una school should be more Man entertainin orchestral conducting. In 1934 originally sought use of the cob tice to appear in court for /all- An effort has been made to fur Honor System In res.. to slirear. ••so far ee I 0110.," add ment; It should en... the
r.enced a rellowship for away age horn, but thin she was =an re to register. Conscientiously ther social and economic gains vote property has Its opponents
be
Mr. Haworth. "the Miller family heart, body and soul Otherwise
In Sean where he obtained his doned because of
fire regebniona opposed to conscription, they through educational. health and at the moment The arguments
lukts the record. I cannot recall the hearer only skims the wealth
PhD, While studying on the con. Mr. Warren will direct Aprils were Indicted last tail and ate saltation. and recreation pro- went
into Iwo attegoriese
any 'other family in which the embodied In the art of sound.
tirtent. he gave vent to his great
production of two anise. playa now working on their Prospect. fee. Much work has been direct. 1.1 members of the student body
father end five sow all attended
Introduces Top Sander=
love for the outdoors end took
with Alfred McKenzie serving as vine arm until the date for their ed toward the health center. In are not responsible for most of
Hevertord". While on the nit In his four years at Haverford.
many hilt.. and cycling
teal
is
set.
construction
as
nal
the
recent
thefts,
and 2.1 mstage
manager.
The
MuW
medine
re
Mr. Haworth also interviewed
Dr. Reese hex made great strides
all over Europe.
pertment plans to compose. se
The NatIvitas work.. is en. over hookworm. reforestetIon nal vision In the Honor System will
minther of Foundations who have to carrying out Ms philosophy.
home.
11.t, arid scrooge music that will gaged in various community
the construetion of a Meal reser- not keep an Individual front
Afte'
express. Sr Marta In the Has Linder Ms tutelage the Glee Club
stealing.
Coatlamd page. fa Col. 1
ornate suitable moods.
projects among the utilizes vale.
hassitainad a Pop weal= among
Woad, Campalinm
•
purchased on or after March 9
wipe It" Proves Cynosure
Bfric Weekend Frolics
Pre Med Dinner
Set for March 8
Speakers Chosen
For Collections
Haworth Finishes
Fund Drive Trip
Drama Group Introduces
`Circus' Theatre Here
Council Considers
Committee Text
rof. In Profile:
MUSICL4N, PHILOSOPHER, ROADBUILDER,
DR. REESE BRINGS GLEE CLUB- FAME
dhLac.'"ruL
Foulke, Silver On Wag To Mexico
To Participate In AFSC Workcamp —
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EDITORIAL
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Pine Two
Haverford, Pa., Tueeday, Feb. 20, 1951
Haverford News
Editor
Anthony Money.
Managing Editor— Frederic Hoe&
Senior New Editor — niched Norris.
Neva Editor:— John Wirt, Peter Take.
Radom illsoogor —Sydney M. Cone, III,
Sewer Editor — Bwrill Game.
CURTAIN CALL
Alumni 'News
Today 1 ft. myself In an unusually reckHn the Montt D ruiner and the Mendelasohn G mince.
mood and Mall, therefore, wider the baronet of Mad applause after each thienthesion. Serldn
Truth and in the name of Art, rat my Men thee reappeared the there was a third ',merlereporterial pleasance again. the combined staffs Beethovetts Fourth. Fret.. myth.. Saida
of the Theca of New York and the toed by now had. according to the themee, set a
*quire, I Math to come quickly to the point, record: 'nth Is the Ann artist ever to play three
endeavor to *et forth what actually went on at aracertha in one emirate WM the Phila.:el. JIM* Ridden, 47, ebyeareld
the Philadelphia Orchestra Concert in the muselms." The Thaes met in a Mt more Men. and pragnong player le
ohm, but has played the piano
Academy of Music on Saturday evening. February cautiously, of course, saying neatly that la was elated for a meow st New
in elmost every concert hail. and
10, The accounts of that evening's proceedings 9a performance that probably never before has Yorke Town Hall en February with almost every major orehes
that were printed in the daily newsragers for been attempted at the Acadhey •" la my event 2& He is an ex-crold prodigy who too in Western Europe and the
Mee following tome, htto
sone reason shamelessly bowdlertaed whet in ,it stem. to me that Seri. was just getting made his debut with the
Phil. near East. Last year he net Seine Weed In Its entirety, has bees
fact took WacerI hereby shoulder the thanalem warmed to and we sell good for at least
deign. Orchestra at eleven, play thing of a record by playing 100 se. by John Wagner, • Herm
task of detateng in Meek and white the whole haladtreen more COneerteei but it the he new
teeth.s
sow memileg W enter
ith
most
edw
01 the mei. Aim" concerts in Id= menthe FM Ehe
monde°. kffair.
Hit3e and the orchestra most., good union ken orchemets before he was rupee. debut in
rain tens/Med year at Mena et Pule —1141
men all, were boslly pecking away their Inetru. fourteen, a. played `Ind."of. MTh°.
was, in the more of re,
The peewee. or the concert that partleuter
meets.
KoussevItakya threaten In the daye
'n studim, Mid by the City of Par.
menthe were earmarked for the FIrandelphe
Berkahlre Festival at nineteee. At Recently, he performi al • is be the form of the Itieretary
Ontheetra fund. Redolf terkin had been asked
The net. were We. ea, Omer., and
moue the same rone, he won the Memet concert on February S. of the Accuee de Parts, a ma,
to perform free of Marge with the ennestm
*eke left the maga, and metheeld rasp
whom I had met and Medai
that eve.. thereby ending the fund. Seek.
peed He maae • Imif meson fen of path New Jersey Sete Ping-Pone et the Sere Comeau, BM another
Chernpl.ship.
on February 13, at the Theatre wham we arrived last Sep...
lade gar Betithis rehesaalty. Re expletwed
bad Weld to the artoogetneot.. and sure
des ChnteratElyme lie left for ler, quite certain that I Moue
Qtdts Ping Peet
enough Moms we tee program peeked the
M. the web.. Rea tended to glee die
mver sea him again, I was flab
Since then he ha pretty much New 'fork on Fetwary 14, and
genera= RM. Othen he carat ratreeri a
given up ping-pang for lack of wed PleY • meow on February thr
pretest fee Me err., He WI that Onmenly
tly
."Wd
forni
.h'
edo Fren
hj'
The orchestra was seated on the stage a0
317 be New Yorke Town Hall The
(Mae be sand 'neon') hen la *Meg
usual, emept that a good many word sloe..
da,v after that he Ono hack to heeled from the telephone the
with the Menke Memel Wet Serklers fare
were obmwed by a rectanglar :elld of black.
Pada to dart • tom of Gentian other 0100100. lie aged me and
Weemsnt
mks
in
need
of
a
tractor.
After
a
few
velvety cloth, about filtha feet long, ten high
ad Austria Then be will to to the girl whom I was word*
113.111 refereseee m 'Gene end "Rena' Me
durog
and six wide, Meth was sumended tent-like by
South America fora tereemonte
Don./ eltat down: the black tent was need,
eto'
dine
"""'gh
at the
d'
reath
}"u
e
two cords from a flat in the lower lett-hand
tow-.
me there, es the stage of Um &Adams of
rant Quasimodo.
corner of the stage.
The only concert hall he hae
Alm* stood to breed sew, red,
111. Leek and Meths
skipped in Pere Is the Salle
At 0,30, Hut McDonald, general manager of
Barred. Ir..,
°Linable to decide what was
. • . ho which I refl.
the orchestra. name out on the stage to explain
coming off. we arrived at 7,30
What happened next was extremely straws))
to Way, Met bemuse lee BO It the .
to the audience that the cloth covered-nee wort
rosteurmt on the little
01 art" which, a/ter the concert, would be unveiled and tidier.. The Thoth under a headkine of
Jame. G. Downward, newly are
calm isle, Saint Louts, too
PIANIST SERICIN RIDES GIFT TRACTOR OFF
in honor of "a great arm, Exit McDoualit Enter
point. head manager of the
Ruse. tom Fees
found the whole restavirmet t
CONCERT STAGE IN PHILADELPHIA on the
Eugene On.hdy to conduct the or ch este&
New York advertising office of
Fore time in 1947 be had high ourselvea. Our hoonnthe tops la
through the overture to THE MAGIC FLUTE. firm page of Its second seal. on February P. Tints elegattne, has Sat moved hopes of making a concert tour Vol. profession at the art of con•
devoted one sentence to what followed, am that
Edo Orm.dy. Enter two stag.ands pushing a
te Greenwich and has rented a et Rutha. A tentative Invitation versemn and petheness, greeted
sentence wag a complete col.staineet of feat
Nano. Exit atagehenda
new 500,0 on Calhoun Drive. Mr. was extended to him by Rued. us rnmt spontaneously, and as
"The Menet, Rudolf Serldn, who daub.% WI a
Downward and his tunny
Embeem officials In Paris after the mmagtr in wrote tie .d
The renowned Rudolf Seri. then came on and
Yankee Brener, rode oft the stage of the maid
move In at the end of the month. he played at the Mead Nationa tails thought op the most pertwo rarely performed piano concert. followed: old Academy of Muth an a tractor last night to
Down.d It eying at the pee Bell in Heron. There he wound fect combinedon of entree, bore
the ringing cheers of nuousande of theatregoer..
uA hie program with Momsorak- d'oeuvre end cheese — three
The INQUIRER. likewise covering the phase
kee "Gates of Brae at the end wale-omen placed before us the
of the presentation in one sentence was, though
Df which an Russian officers pre. Weer and tryst.
meth more subdued, equally misleading: 9Serkin
nt stood up and mewl.
"We toned on filet of soie and
In full dress of who tie end tails thee left.
The American Embassy. .ter lobster, then steak, rheas,
Ihinalicre speech, climbed to the seat of hia
wed In reestatollehlng cultural ime caramel, and ,tee. A
're ERNA., ore of the most interesting =wig bright red tractor and ternained there briefly
rapport with Ruse* was eager moat energetic personality, he
all the recent works on Adolf Helm his before le was pushed offstage"
to me gem for the tour wept* had the convereaon, in French,
methods, his peedea and hie personal die is a
thdortwettely, what really occured after Mc
ed and did everything It could through We French Consetudon
enrol volume, now published to a second edition Donald's apeech was pretty emblem...Mg. Them
KWheo himself offered te too- England, Robert A. Taft, the
by the .ratford University Presa entltled Hen. was some laughter, a little applause. Sorkin canoe
eel all other engegethenta Em- philosophy of the Quakers, and
Directs Iffis War. The work Is a selection from back umeage es red . the tractor. More applause.
d en Enemy officials in Pale the hest move in town. We left
the records of Slider's daily military conferences.
He end MeDonedd shook hands In the middle of
apparently also slid everything we Quaeltorodo Si 10,30. and
Wad and annotated by Felix Gilbert, Professor
the stage. Sorkin shook heeds with Hileberg ithe
they could, and., Mei. den, so, went to a amen 2rnsts• cue,
▪ History at Bryn Mawr College.
mneerbeasteri. McDonald motioned Sen. tows.
Informed Retcher that confirma- when more converamion wound
the tractor. Serb. refused to budge. He shook
tion of the Invitation should be throUgh pesaimism. optimism,
Rho oriainals of these treesertpts were
forthcoming within the next two and other generale.* that are
McDonald's hand again, furiously, and Just as
found, a group of diamed renoMm, eutted
week. There wan no wood In threatening or building op
vigorously shook ha own heed beck and tort,
sir ground near the 00.500 . Hintereee,
three wee., see non, at the ed Treace.
For two or throe long, horrible minutes Seekin
Bavaria Their discovery wee thought about
"From the cue we not to the
of two menthe
stood there with his back to the audio e, desperthrough the work of Hr. George Allen, Hw,E10y.cee
n,,e
a tuo.
the
.„.
Cace
Finally word error that Mosvetoed '40, she was, in 164, . charge of
ately shaking hands with McDonald and refutes
cow hotere were full for the ma
to fro to the tractor. Oat loud II home him way
the ItIvisioesi Counterintelligence there
flew
to . end with A coup to
me* followed by legroom.* to
up in Family Circlet McDonald 101100 "Gene" In
with the IOW Airborne Peen. at &edit.
sit tight 'Me Dert word was that
to argue with "Rudy"
ent tlom Wit his elder, inn.
gat.. Now In the poseeindon of .e library
to
On We Pth
re
lM
sid'
en
‘bteI
N. Brockway, On Beemboet Rood Nee me na train s ce to be box,
of the Unlveraity of kentuyivarda, the wee
box for a new play, and leaves
Meomaralle, d mortis of WM-loos flanking
had. ell of it at
me. beins
M. ManthWrIpts Include the records—in
WM. fuming mead the Iron.. roe all I in Greenwich, Connecticut.
me with ententles to get me to •
the way to
Downward was formerly the mthiPted by Male
mime mae• emplace—or tifty-orte of Herees
teemed.. The all took plea
know they went trying So hitch an a due
Chicago adverteing manager of market.
military °waren.). with be chef lieu
node, the good Moll of Paris,n
harrow. Troweeradde othes nne the.° •• •
Katchen called the Ruedn
Thos. He left the banking field
Moan*
ronductoes pod.m were placed by the dieter
to Join the stet of Vain In 1934. throw* relillerie far four
to ensure Sorkin to mount it Ormody matte
Of this Wet group of Aftyone conference,
Most of roe sateen year. With months. °I wanted to to .tare the
ally armed.. getting Sen. to ge war be
Mean are reproduced, In whole or In pert, ha
the company have been spent hitch wasn't my fault. They never
the tzeater. Someone, .00108 the dew Weren't
Elder Dirac. His War. These fifteen center
working in Philadelphia where said a definite Wen"
blab enough put • cher by the tractor *help
emend tit eases of the North Africa Campaign
Olympia. Interns..te
be was made ale manager in
the planar get aboard Others kept ham Out
of 1942, the fell of Muesollni, the Russian Meter
Last summer leatchen was
ISM on Ma return from several
010 mem.re of the chose Of
elleog with the e.t.a vaneus knee. sod
Campaign o/ 1944. the attempt on Inners ilte
years war service with the Of- erected to the Olymplade Interna- IBM met for dinner Olt ThursMama
in ISM. and the Opening Mga of the AM.,
tionale
de Morgue of which day evening. February 6, In the
fice of War informadon.
invasion of Germany.
.714111 patted the Metter. then backed away, .13 pirttlid Chime. limner le Bruno Welter is president. He Malley dining room in Founders
The nature of Hinees direction of nolliterY heading for We exit Ma Hight was arrested by 1949. Ile will be exceeded there represents Arnerlea along with Hall. Gilbert F. White was their
mat famous names as Muth meat FQllooning dinner, the
policy and Mategy is brought out both In the Boo burly photographer. who
ft.u.,,,,telY uwed by Jose. J. In Bern lermenY palms, Stokowski. Copland, Lab group remained to visit with the
text of the conferencm and In Professor Gliberes him. By now there was a general uproar of the of Time's Chicago Sales Stair
te Lehman, and others.
President.
Introdection. From both men= it emerge. that
tyee generated at a Red Skelton movie, and I
The dinner was arranged by
the principle behind Hitlere [Nothing on matters couldn't hear what the photographers said to
11.Mmin F. Hoffman clam ma
of strategy and Maim was fendemenully one of Senna I imagine It was something like, "Where
rotary. and to addition to Mrs
political consideration. That is to say, he mob- the hell's our praiser, Macro
and President White. the follow,
ile:Meted rrolltary to political expel**. theen.
ire members were present:
At my We, Sen. weal back to the
Mg the movements of his armies from the point
Thom. M. Chalfeet, Wager
tractor and ttmldly climbed as Makmaid
of view of the exigencies 01 national and MterE. Theme). Racturen, who, Flee., Vincent Gilpin, Merl.
held elm in the seal of the treed. Or me.,
nadonat parolee.
for the past few years has been H. Howson . and William GI.
mom smith* hand, Mabee* P.P.. A
In Gernwy as deputy chief of Rhoads.
Au to the nom emend question of the
ruffle of melanin.. Two nen pushes the
relationship between Hider and his gen.
tractor f orward aliout three yard... Seri.
M. Albert Linton of Moor. the religious affairs branch.
era. Or. Gilbert dada Jostilicatlon In the
ethos. to touch the Amebas wheel. and,
town. Pa,. preeldent Of the tent under the U. 0. Mintary
Marge that the wearer lett mimosa no freeMae the traitor was heading for the wood
Provident LIM Inrorance Com. Government, then under the
dom of motion to he conwendere In the
winds, the men stopped pushing. It moved
pony Association of America. has ILelt Commitnen, rote lust re•
Bela end that, more and more, he trod., to
no forth..
been named "Man of the Year tenet te the United Stat. with
keep none. of se mlroary movements In
hi Life Ineurance" by the editor. his family. He describes It as
Whatever preen agent had arranged the an e1 the theorem PIM, national • -eery .mulattne and entich.
he awn heads. At the mune tint, however,
Contented FrOM Page One
front
to
.t
was
by
new
I
am
sure,
kicked
up
creerfence. if one ean use
the conference moor& would seem to piece
entrance publication. In rare •
his heels with glee. Beene Rides Tractor on tweets held at the home office, mess terms to demi. an al. sic Collection, which features
a questIon mark behind any mere. that
Academy Steer'—heedlines across the comfy'!" in Philadelphia, before the com- mat euperown.
original rumen competitions ef
Hitters direction of military nears was
He no doubt wad thinking, I half expected the ps*, ertip,oyee. 110. Untint wan
Begienine Ws February, he Ha emceed students.
either wetly or chiefly a minter of IMMOm
ier. Condon M Speak
embed= to mike UP 'The Mere mod Sthile. aw.ded a plaque symbolic of will be at the Lutheran Meet.
or emotion.
Fairfield Osborn, President of
Forever.as the preeideet of International•Herveth the honor, by John Willenbreek ideal Seminary In St. Paul. Min.
At any rote, the value of Win cellection of er erode onstage waving the Amelia. Bag. of hemmee Meld magneto..
new.. WM* Citurce Ms. the None Pork Zoological Society.
Serlde
evidently
Mated
my
fears,
for
he
Ind
will
be
the speaker at the collet
HitieYe military conferences ea precisely in doe
[Dry. "As the school has about
ilee. Semi* Expert
light they can throw on such hbitorIcal problems quickly from the tractor and, with another ea
The award was made a recog. MO students. Its size. at least, don of April 24. Mr. ()thorn No
re thee Mentioned abet,, and also In their rele- change of handahakes ail around. fled the age rotten of Mr. Linton's outstand. will renrad we of Haverford." long been active In the field at
Bacernm's new address Is Lth conservation of natural reeourca
vance to the perennial question of the curious of eye Academy of Melt. I Seriously doubt if he leg coneibution to social security
will ever return.
mind, What was Hitler like as a nun?
leadatlen in the muntry. He le therm Thralogleal Semine.7, arid wildlife, and la the author et
SYDNEY eg. CONE, BL a member of the Advisory Come Curno Avenue and Luther Pees the well..own Our Fender.
hl A. N.
St Pate t, Minnesota.
ell on Social Sectuity, eppoInted
Dr, Edward U. Condon. the
student. to take part In extraeurrimar artivities7 In 1947 by the Senate nnance cal wort, he advanced rapidly. In
Pear Sir
Gerald Freurges amide in the February 13th
Thu Customs Committee also, deep. what Committee and of the pm... lath a Ws given the rte of Director of the United States
ieWt
week's
article
soya
can
same
eo
play
an
Impel
Lime of the Hararkeel NEWS content,
-Mt Social Security Advisory -Coen. mathematician In 1915 he wat. Bureau of Standard. will speak
on
May 1. Dr. Condon. a profilcellent points; however. It goes much too far in rote in integrating the Freshman clan. or the el/, appointed by the Semite Tt. Meet. model. eatery foladromting the abolishment of the Custer. pressure which the Cue-tame Cowmen. exerts on name Committee and the Social lowed by the eppointtnent as vice- ed Amer.. physiclat end In
warn through told hexing MO to unity them Security Beane In choasing Mr. prefddent In 1915. In 1930 he was 11146 Preeklent of the American
Committee.
The first and greatest point for keeping Be. meekly anti to develop elms melt It Is a well Linton as the "Ma of the Year' placed in charge of tee agency Phyaleal Society, has taught at
Customs Committee is ably et forth in reeled'a known fact that pone Unity Manua • common for 1050, the editors of the Mere department awl in 1831. Ming Columbia "(Mimed*: Pretence
oath article, and I quote, "There Is went* same enemy. To deny tros fact is. to adroit one la • fool, thee Maid also took into amount the early years Of the depreedoe .d the Uniermity of Mbutesom.
The Customs Committee must be maintained, a dertingtheeed career in We in• he we elected prradent noel di- He was Astaeciate Director of the
vathe te the mps and buttons worn by new teen.
wasnngrtouse Research labors.
Both are helpful toward making new acquaint- bat at Ohs name ithe II ahmild to after. 10 se. auonce tyro* ha mourned four rector.
Authorol sever life rheum= tory from 1937 anti] 114 et
twee especlaly IP the clean Whon three would ..
1 we.. The One and meet Important change Meade.
. time he maimed Ins pm
make the freshmen wear the equipment which Mond be In the promo of selectee the Custom
Following graduation Bono hooks and numerous articles, Mr.
t post. Dr. Condon has elm
is deemed useful by crilic Freund If the Customs Comet**. It Mould be al*ted by the Whole col Haverford, where he received hes Linton be much In demmd as a
Cornertittee were abolished? Certainly =eh but. lege at ...mud by the Stud.ts. Council. BS, and M.A. *rem end wee public meeker. As a spokeernan collaboretml on two scientific
tons and caps would be of little value it only Secondly, the Student.' Co.. should take the elected to Phi Beta kappa Mr. for his Industry, his interests em. books,
Federalist Win Talk
unequarter of the class wore them no would be MthoMibility for explaining the Honer Sys.. SO Linton continued he studies at Mee einiost every important
At the Anal Collection of the
the Clant Li It were left to the discretion of the the Frost.nn cam and shoe. IlatIt the CUstorld the Federal Polytechnic Institute phew of the bushed. He bent
freshmen. No number of explanatory talks on the Committee to the tollowing mecums for Wore In Switzer.. and at the Une Life Ineurmee Speak. for Itself. allege year, Cord Meyer, Jr-,
former
President and now Cede
usefulness of this equipment will succeed unless bog regulations: ill the pond. 121 Rhine WMae vastly of Micregan. He orig... written when the We Insurance
the Custom. Committee is them to Nice thee lop. with severe restrictions, 131 a few harmless y planned a teaching career but ..,try was under attack in the Man of the Board of the, United
Who teaches the Haverlord songs and cheer. nteamom mmithally defined by the Students' after an interview with the mob temporary National Ecortomle World Feder..., wilt add,.
to 'Menton.? Who encourage, the freshmen la Council. Finally the Fecal's,an dame et Sera who was then head of the Prod. Comm.. hearing, won enthus- the Collection. Mr. Meyer was a
beams inert*. in Harare/in Meted. and to Mawr should remain under the direction of the dent Mutual. he recognized that iastic amino, and ras timely and veteran's adviror to Harold St.
sea at the San Irameleee Cot,
Support our rams? Who acquaint. the freshmen Customs Committee; however. freshmen Mudd 1114 Meer.. offered many op helpful he premmting the story of
ferenee In April. INS, where the
with the todra.curricular actividee of the College net be required to wear their hats and buttera pereoleth end challenges. Ao the Mathes.
Nelda Ida. Diredorehl.
United teatime Charter tea
end Urge them to take pert In these organ.. to Ms dame. With these rearms the Cue.= conleraly, he beean hie career as
Mr. Linton e now director of formuiated. He le the author et
eons? Yes, It Is that same Customs Committ. Committer will carry out a maned and wet. a rattimerotical cleric In the ace
the
Provident
Trust
Comp.y
I
Pewee
or &earthy and hem went*
tunnel
department
in
19N.
Haverford.
role
at
which Freund rala 'a purpoteleall tradiden. Is It
and • 'ember of the board of eurnemu ardel. for AI..
Toth.. Aram. Owe.
Reform It—don't &eolith tot
purpose., to knew milege ergo and cheers? la
Prornyey derttonetretins net et. managers of We Weetern UM. Monthly, now Riven* the He
Sitherale,
It purposeteas to encourage students to import
non and other Needles*
CLARE JOHNSON, TO standing aptitude Zoe uratiesnatie Fund Soda*
Haverford teams? le It perpetrate+s te amour.s
Pianist Julius Katchen John Wagner, 15Z
Slates Town Hall Concert Explores Paris
As Feted Guest
In The Editor's-Mail
Dear Sir:
Gerald Freund's article In last
week'. NEWS (Feb. 13) has
aroused mender.ble thsemodon
around the campus. I would eke
to report a Mlle of the comment
an I have het. le
For many people the Customs
Contra(teen aa It moo *ands lo
an Inefficient and Ineffective or
According to the Regulate. of the Student.. Association. it Ls the Itunalon of the
Customs Committhe °to acquaint
t he freshman with the College
community: its attitude. traditions, and standards of personal
behavior." egegenion sense s of
ep1Mon see. to be the Custom.
Committee and associated autune
Oct frolics are a lot of fun. Vol
that the eonurultee data not do •
very good Job of elMelitillg its
Stated function_
There a anotner aspect of
opinion as I have heard It It is
felt that some sort of organiza
ten to serve the f matey that
the Customs Committee A sup
peeed to serve le absolutely
n.essery. The section of Cone.
Customs in the Students Alma
aeon Regulation. to fine, tRead
then some time. They say nothing about poop sheets, Rronle
ceps, or the Pond.) But In actual
practle• there le something
It seems to be agreed that the
attitude that the customs Cgre
meet assumes in cm.ng ode ea
lob a where It goes wrong. The
attitude has become so tradition.
allied that the only then. to do
now Is either to modify the or
gatheation of the Committee or
to replace It entirely—perhaps
with a more =brat. ing Brother
Committee, or tionlething of the
sort
There M another very
portant lector to be mender.
at Bela Me Nobody Is mre what
the composition of the College
will be next year, pardadany
what sort fo Frealumn class
there will be. About the only thing
that we cm be cove of to that
the College will not be as It is
In normal times. With the in
Wed, It seem tome that this to
the time to take tome sort of
action.
According to the Regulatione,
nest year's Customs Committee
is to be selected at the lo.t
meeting of the old end new Stu.
den. Co.e1.1. That takes Mare
view of the pannier newton we
shortly after spring vacation_ In
will have next year, and in view
of the deficiencies en the previous
Customs Committees. a change
in order.
Sincerely,
THOMAS WILSON 'S2
Dear Sim
As a treshman of the Class of
'04 I .M with particular interest
the article submitted by Gerald
Freund to the NEWS Wt week
(Feb.13). I eey the bemuse I
feel that the members of this
preterit Freshmen Mass are
closer to the problem thee Moat
others In the school. Of roue*
their outlook to of only one re
tolled masons raperlen. Mt on
the other hand the memory of
those days, early In the fall has
not yet bete mitered dawn by
the fee/ age of the treurnothell
mphornore or the aloof senior.
To them the problem is In
ready ways still one of bitterness.
The consequences of the preen
Me m. are Still vivid In their
med. I do not mean to Imply
that the attitude of the freshman
M only irrational bitterness, for
I have heard much talk. sensible
and conetructive, over the problern. For this reason ' should
like to supplement the comments
of Freund with those of my own,
le Mncere hope that for the most
part they speak for the Fresh,
man class as a whole.
The moat striking Mature of
the penmen oaten. IN its outright paradox. The Impetrate. of
the fresthroan from ens syNtern
are On. of bitterness and untriendlinees. He is made to feet
pet wanted and is told to in so
many words. The reaction to this
Idd of treatment It *Moue, as
evidenced by the poor showing of
thle year's Freshman clam.
I think the reaction Is beet expressed by the comment I heard
one day in the fall: "I wouldn't
mind going to these games if I
weren't told I had to." So in this
*nee, by forcing Irshmte to do
what a expected of them, the
Customs Committee immediately
destroys Ite own MI MS* by
setting up the nater reaction
to being ordered around.
Secondly, the euetow glee WI
*deaden whatever of the true
nature of the school. Haverford
is out unfriendly, ear from it
Then why try to make It that
way for those who will mine day
be the momto determine the
standards
roaracter of the
.hoole To me It la not consistent
Nothing is gained by the treat
mem now doled out and the
school only darts Itself out op
the wrong foot.
In • limited mere the customs
ate good. For the purp.es of
orientation In the tddinon of the
College, In getting to Mow those
whom you .11 he living with, and
In venerate, getting to Mow your
way around, the customs are
woeful and belittle. I should hate
to see the phase of them abolith
ed merely bemuse they were not
handled In the prole, WM. by
previous Commit-Mee Here, I
think na the quirk of the whole
Madero. and I offer the gentral
eiggeftion to Change the aphlt
and attitude of it
Since unfrendithese seems to
be falling to ...emptier, what R
set out to do, why not try the
opposite? Put out the .1114
W... of effort that wee spent
in trying to make the freshman
unhappy to make him feel wee
roma and proud of the college
which he. alter M. has chosen
bone many other.. Make him
feel that he la wanted and that
he is a pen of the College. and
he will marbly want to Week
foe It. I there heard the Idea that
the freshman le at gat kept
away from the College he will
Mereelate it all the more when
he Is at last accepted. and 1
aneveer that if you make him wel•
roma at float he win not have
my doubt. about Ins choke of
college. For the onset path tee
freshman to pretty much on his
own when he fleet conies here,
and I emote you thet he would
apprecede being accepted.
Sheeran
WILLIAM B. WATSON, '54
Dear Set
tro411 of weildng on the grime or
In the February 13 isnirf the partaking in a RhIrde revolt to
News G. Pretd signed an art- get rid of Ile.. bUttOnli. or caps
fele attacking the Customs Con, before the appointed Me? If he
mitts, adercanng la annlrola. believes there are boyah .nti.
Tee me tilde for eliminating men.. let him remember thit
it were, amoag Mere its "use. wont freshmen an boye, and It
lemmas", and failure to.
*co
rakes time In become a man-arc
Itheb Its purpose. namely "into minty the byo months expend.
grating freshmen... I wish to under die Rhine system do not
protest this attempt to destroy retard their maturing. Hoer could
a revered Haverford meteor, at one get to know . any elegem risk of being eel. ap We mat* more quiethy and Intimates
ly than through a mete.) band.
anewe ratted) boy."
It is true that the Customs-rag together to resist the "petty
Committee ma fan* to do a goptt regulations?" Mr. Freund
lob this .ear. and I Mao agthe dennands the purpose of them
that the resperatiblety of expi • "decrees." Does he deplore the
regulations requiring thasham
Mg the Honor System to
men belongs in the hands of or attendance at athletic cont.*
Students' Council. However r. knowing Co Ile g e songs and
Freud becomes carriethira In rogern. Mn these the signs of •
a burst of nberanErn. ml ewe "metal stet Jacket!.Is college
to liquidate the C. C. which he *kit Ora Asses?
anoustrogly enough. COMP.. to FurthertnOra, would 11r. Freud
prefer to Wee the qu.tion of
'Mimosa] fdllitary Training.
The problem of make. the ad. hazing to the C C or the Mder
justment front the pee.on of a mercies of upperalassmen who
prep ellen senior to at of a would haze (rules to the con
college freshman time • Miry) whorls, when. MM
tra they planed? The lorecal choice
boot nettled only
dittoed °integration,. L trust Mrs is the C C., to admin..* all
Freund Is not such a goOdYlleggie
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WATERFORD NEWS
ruINDST, Tra. 20, 1961
five Trims Ursinus Inn 2nd Tilt 74 63
Loses To Dragons After Holding Lead
S
PIGS TIMM
ISPOSITS CALENDAR
Weamdar, February 21
Teeny Sakethell es. Swarth.
more, mew Sis• p.
JV Innen. es. Swarth.
more: Horne 7 p.m.
Thursday, February
Vann, Fenno. v. Pilaw
Om; Haverfore GynmabF
net, 7 pm
Friday, refinery to
Vanity Wrestling vs. Swarth
teem Away, MOO p.ro
ti 411 Wrenn, ea. swarth•
mom; Away, 7 pm.
Saturn', gebeitary 54
Vanity liselanall
Oen
ware: Away.
31' Indianan ve. indmemo:
Away.
Ford Swordsmen Drexel Downs Wrestlers
Defeat Temple; In Slow Contest, 22-8,
Four Win Triplets Cadwallader Pins Again
Haverford's mord/nen con.
tined to roll, as they dumped
A powerful Drexel Inatittlte t,6
topped. the
Temple by • resounding an Haverford matmen Oat Friday night, 22.4, Inal
eMarl
a elow
wore last Saoaoday. Tit! Gala which produced a total of only three falls.
been of five straight, ounattled
Haverford's Co-Captain Gouv Cadwallader waa Onde
the
Wising
Scarlet
and
Black
again the bright spot on the Forge' evening agenda Mt Be
nverforda quintet tanned
The Gwk pinned off it late
in felt winning by • close 04 scored the only fah against the Dragons. Ned Etollingswerth,
Pore rally .e the Drexel Widen(open 7443, last Wednearlay
edge. The Quakers roared back wrestling at 167 pounds for the Scarlet and Black, decialoreed
ball Warn defeated Wane. Biro
in epee and ober, onehing
his
opponent for the only other Handled win.
o
ra
t
t"
of
•
imford
by
the
allm
margin
of
"then''''''
Cherry and White by SO scores
Other matches, notably that of Haverford's Bill Wight7673 lain Saturday evening. By
▪ sand MAC Inn pine posh
in ean event. Co-Captains Sin man at 177, were extremely clot* and decisions were awarded
employing • Confirm nine till
ore, TON foul.ocked contest was
Hudson sad Kart Spaeth each enon a slim margin.
playing the iughscorlop WI 7th
owe ninontor the Fonda. who
bored clean sweeps, Larry Morris
Damned
claimed
man or man during the see.
oopplid anal beartllnlwr at
and Art Lelbold also were acmeand hall, the Manas iindtai
oniseville earlier ado wason.
fated
by
the
Owls.
ale storm males
rely muddled the Plawerterd
Se For Tonto
Fog
tense. which could net only 116
/the season against Meters Solve.
Ford Captain Sol Tollin, who
of it, 73 rants in the fine tWO
The foil leant won OM Biel two
lei e'elNevitt.
the Fere
et out the Brat Una. etwouro
o Seek Revenge Robin
ion to13'
Crouthaniel,
period.
bouts, but Temple took the next
or with. an injured leg, hada his
ih a dentition and a pin. resew
five
before
the
fella.
could
Forth Lead
seen. lint thin time to the
croon...ea fall wae
nenn the last Ma. Tbm WoodAfter Amument foul tied the
213 point total, 21 of
von of
scorn on a body press.
ward won ha lint beta 52. but
won at 4 all, Drexel, paced by
min mos 10 the first bait
The
A victory.hungry Inverford John Dixige. t37 pound savan
lea came roan kw the next Iwo by al worts
BreWlon, took lean of LS4 and
light lone an Shots made up the
awaiting squad nil be gunning lain of the Fords, lost a dechion
1011 before the Haverfont at. Mg from behind with 72 nate andpidalloon nowerIng from
Mlle of Tome's twelve Said
l
a
nem,
managed
to
win
two
Wulf.
aao
to
Clan m Drexel In ow of the
In
Me
Min
quarter
to
pin
a
6742
back Carted rolling. Antenna.
„. a win
r lw,
rthmore
1,618.
Tenn, and Hurichise nnbeellid defeat on the anima JV quintet Art lost to Temples Bob Ranieri, S point for the Hood Trophy at 'evening's closer Win the 1.9y
Sans Conan. Ford forward.
for field gale and Colman afoul last Weineeday night in the Han the home team's ordy triple win- 8.0 pan., Febniary 23, at s'Odlrig et 34,
D.01in
eid gle Scarlet pivot
to even the wore at
Brewton erford gym. John Burge, Dave ner. Joe Grew* dropped two Swarthmore.
Haverfonle Phil Ben down lo
Monsen added 17 anel 14 Ponta
emanated tor the than and (Mid Clark and Tad Conan led the bouts in • row. but auddenly
147 for the Drexel meet, lost e
loos
espectively to the Quaker mum
For
"M."'Swarth- :decision to Crtexel• M0111•011 In A \
but Captain Tonle Mt • else way, as the Fortle enamel • UM came to Ilfe. defeating Homing
powerful
Ian
Peer
a
pa-Swett. 61" Bear giant nailnow kr tam streams header, two nun. and a swish- hall Ham deficit In ten !Mow or, SI, In a sparkling bout.
more squad downed the Foods 1 welleW which betted the fbal
mped by a Mayne taped right
Mg met to give the Scarlet • 3426 mlnum Si play.
Foal center Don Amuneen drive@ Mgt 0'7" Bear
saner
Its .peed •66
1013, and the Scarlet graPelen !..eete- 8'4
boob. Min mewl/edi ts, tally Hi
pie toss Sob Swett for a lay-up in Haverford's T4-63
that peeled lead.
The fret half was sloppily
Karl Spaeth had no trouble
wane for the vinare. Guard
'Urania victory. Unsinua Don Young 140) look/ CM.
played
by
both
wan,
the
hone
Drexel wept to within one
with htt ll/PoWnn Winning by
Can Young got 14 for the Beare
4"
imd
theG
r outo
vC
h;""i
tiver.
'".
1nr.
point before the vistrorn ante Poking particularly Inept. The 5.3„ St 50 sores: Larry 1601TO ini°
Form St en
way., Loofa-nag string of victories by
tend the non. While Toth. Bears held a 11015 lead at the Wen three tons, each by 5-3. Don the earns,
fiamrforn was never headed
pinning the Drexel 157 pounder,
sunk then MUG. Jan. and quarter mark and extended to to Young Won on bouts het Ion Willa. and
broughoist the rough fray The
Douglas with double arm tin
Clete spht C points to woM Han as much as fourteen points at a roe one, 4.5. to Temple Cep tied Uranus.
ta. scored 9 points before Ur,
„fl,„ inin top late in the third yenta after
wrongs advantage M 4445. As one time fa the itecond period.
hnn Jerry Wren The Fords held
in. sank a tool Mot. and It was
„thi nein In control throughout most
the free woring hill ended.Ware The Ford. looked like a differ a etimenanding 124 lead.
toe Kneas from Wt years
• until almost five minutes of
Tomorrow night the Swoon
too, who paced the victory with rut team after the niterreihnon.
Elem
Wog tent though he has
,lay were over that the Bears more bultetball team journeys to
'''PreT3 nrIcr
tlingsworth followed
with the Scarlet and Black- 23 points. cut the Ford Bed to They worked the bon smoothly, Um Rudman won three bouts
(rally managed a field goal. the Haverford gynonnhom to HiePeee'
ie8
with.'
the
'emit's
of Cadwallader OM the Terde' ante
Swarthmore's high-scoring ace. 4540 by oinking two one benders. and their shots began to nett by 3.2 worn and An Leland
rote niter way however, they pp the Ford five in the lint
other win. taking 70 deohion
graduated Wt June,
Breen Switchea Derma
from all angles- The Bears lead also had a perfect day, inning NA 'we're.' ate 157 eeeed"'
Jim
Fonda
ou
even
tonna
mkt the
' from Drexel's Agee, Ina Mow
of two annual encountenr. The and the recent lose of 13.5" eon Drawn opened the third Oar- qolckly faded, and the borne
o bouts by 31 margin and
rollnie 13 points were the big second game between the each ward Roger Pon to Me Air ter using • four-man sone that forces were In front to any Si one 12 victory. Rog Jones won
In thea"*d".
1.57
ho
Wit..t
t Capt.. boot moron; by the singular In.
actor in the Quakers' 25-18 edge Oval will take p.m no Swarth Force will also be keenly felt by enabled Then to wore only 4 of the end of the third period. nod- hia Brat two bouts 34, 32, but Hen Rohl will probably
(tutu meet activity 01 Agee.
Ford
Co-Captain
Cads.,
I the morn,
Wrestling at 177. Hannordie
more onWaren 3.
IOW a 23 heartbreaker. breaking
the Curet hwpinre their at- dle 21 pans In the second half. tog NM.
The victors put on their bigWightmun, who performed
tempts to repeat their twin 1950 Atter Hurtubise and Clark its Mewing of Unfitus led bath bin winning streak at SWAM Weer- Ruh, he a -strong tann
MIL Ourall, Place Snow
est spurt In the second Pertaiweed Wren.,end. Incideohdre. - ably as a heavyweight against
creased Haverford margin te lean In scoring with 18 point. Walsh.
victories over the Ford.
Only
three
of
bat
yeerie
alertthe holder of the Swarthmore Burknell and West Cheerer. lot
n by Town. Amuseen, and
53-43.
the
Bitle
and
Gold
climbed
while
John
Burge
and
Dave
are Clark. Haverrord complete. ing Garnet are remain to tangle Familiar to Ford looters to the slowly up, trailing by none of Clark led the Heverford worm
Myelin record. He Moo never met in very close decision to Colson of
nem' g Swarthmore array an
Cadwallader before. boo di/Dated Drexel, 171 a match that was
t dominated ply. Clerk and
IV/ renter Dick Hall. forward 53.47, 54,51 and WA The floe with 17 and 15 points respectively.
no James. both of whom goner,
Hennonl Lee Han*,last nee evntually decided by a ptee.rl011oMne
„„
play of Dave Clark tear the lead.
George
man,
and
nerd
Joe
,Lly see little action for the
MIA Ome advantage In Colon's
at 113 pound..
rig factor that permitted Haven rue,I
Carroll.
FMMere
Vernon,
up
awls, looked exceptional. Clark
from the 1956 Garnet JV, and ford to emenne from Use Mini ranee. t
1 i
ev0sn
7I 'mr*th
pert
t:'
to throe field goals and Jame.
gym t
diminutive
Spark, who saw opener In a 806e tie
ae superb of both Wards to
Ford JV fencers opened their match between him and Harry Ind. 95
varsity service last year, round Miner. catty gave that
sip the gaunt move to a 4731
swoon on February 7 at Valley Blair should be a Moat and rent Haverfordis heavyweight. Chan
7964 Lead before James. Held
Seoul.
of
Wet
week.*
MAC
out
the
starting
quintet.
1
1
slniene lead.
Forge moony Academy and Mg one, Avery Haeeingtaoo, tie 004"."_". one playa
ti"."",Wee" In
goal started a denierme Scarlet ,,41:.;.
:171
contexts leave Penn Military
Careen Top none
134
Feats Ifni Ford Cause
Heti,POwee
ii.
"Y
counter rally. Three fours bY itr17•4t 1'
1 5 •• were drubbed. 523 The Quakers. swarth/note, crowcountry War the
The goatee muck fell of Academy 14-21 In Oat rue and Hall
a vastly improved ball lifurtublse, a beautiful jump not
Inexperience showed up particu- hes been aMearlrie at 130 pounda by Kird 91 00 o.
vkue
se OW
wurehat after intermission. and Haverford 1241 In a roe for the player over last year; his hook by Bona and finally • forOping
Met
year
he
was
good
enougn
Middle
Atlantic
Charnel.
larly rn fo1L Wilds the Cadets
neriannean
Mier
Swarthmore,
whom
the
Gon
Cadwallader
leatte
the
Han.
•V t wept, an Pete Oilver. Hill BMW to pin Me. at 5:49.
be Mani aprinklIng of Uranus
an. hens the advd maiden two honer from the cotter by
Fords entertaln tomorrow eight
,
erford warn in total points
mown found mon to cheer
were [ran
in the recent Tonto tied the score at 73-73 nth .wetae I
SI • Kearney Carpenter. Ronnie Reno.
Wewoomers on Squeal
x,...... t
scored. bevies • tally of 26 to tots
mart Si the Ford weave stopped at home, comes Into the [MAW Garnet upset vOn over PVC.
and
Genie
Peckham
all
fell
only
35
seconds
remaining.
How.
aaaaa,,
The Garnet provides two newi vicars to the talented VFMA.
/manning and Swett Wren to with a 3-2 record and • second Place, for mime reason a regu- ever. Toner immediately mond eiVel.e)
tad,
place deadlock.
=sac • ......... ...
corners at 147 end 167. Charles
• 111 rebound. for scores- Only
oilmen
lar target of Haverford -bench for Drexel with • ow howler and
Jones and Clem Basle. Hastie. aapp,••,„
c
he failure of Urstous to convert Comparative scores for the sea. lonkeya." Is the Swarthmore play in the attempt to score two pants Jtoles.
In epee, Charlie Greene was the e Benton. Ise very gni arms 0.711
&ma 101 seinen. ash,
Hverh c
was work we closer than the
1 one winner as the Cadets wan,
a 6 out of 10 foul Tres enabled
standing.. might Intimate. Haver maker. Memo, Place's mate at rather than ow. Haver: o rd
Mr ant man be counted on to Do lea moutions
he Mall Liners to Waite with ford, In fact. by heating Delaware forwent man rebound well off waived three foul Mots in the soma e
SS. Me Fords showed their provide tough competition,
.'gnVig■%!.."Itwareasa
wIW
6650 third quarter lead.
sr I. al strength In saber. however. and
eberorr atone before losing the
rows.
63-67. downed the mon that both boards,
Ga. Mann.n an derinahni
Ford fouling caned Haverford
lee It by • sum maths CM Twehown. ?ante neaten and
Carrollhaa conirtantly been the hall and allowing Drexel to tore
edged the Carom. WM
ins several anidous momenta Haverford's loss to PMC was Carmel lop Inver, deems the their final marker on 0 foul shot.
H.11W.X.
°eerie"' Palmer. "'or been
rise raw
Wrenn In the 177 pound slot nolliai".1 swe.i • au
s Clark. Amussen. and Kerte In a scant 75-71 nuerght while fact that he has teem playing re- captain of Tont led the
two stssississ. „hn.
me "Vontp.: thourtp,rm em
er
De departed via the foul route.
end Leery Finkleatein each took cosh" 88e
AMC Manion the Gain by cent gams with • broken Jaw Fords In scoring, hr willed IT
tot to he denied, however, the 9679 before Swarthmore mean. preteens! by a mask. Swarth• of N. 21 point total in the Bat
Wain..
17g1„cobloo
,
1. bout. To.
om Englar and Scotty r,r„,
e' ',71.7,0
T,‘„„ii
'llass year ;1
.59
bakers Insured victory with a sled with a 03-47 victory. In more's other starting guard w half. Sophomore forward Wayne
As
AA
and
was
pinned
alter
the
Ford
amena
",;t
etest
w
w:T.r.z...
-eb
ate fourth quarter Mow of anning two games Mal Went. Spock, who is small but wry Hurturbise dropped five end
we „in.
UMW to hold on to an early r
Captain had n p 10,2
re.
own Colman led the rally with 6162 and 7463. the Fonda' second fast.
the
goals and six charity tomes for a
vna
Sheerly fa Menne'
to points, Including four man
. losing
16 point total. An 11opravad Dave
end
batoraM17.10
smannoling Attack
game victory OPProxinitat
ent thee
e11tso
eve field wan to lurk away the SnrOUnOrtee 63-4P wit
we
' def.'
eating peon charter. The VW. Heavyweight U. 0. Atuanya
Swarthmore employs a switch. Clark contributed 13 points to at
ARDMORE
3,63
tors &ma the toll, 71, as tiny BE [complete. we manor Garnet
Only the result. of Drexel en. Ina man for men defene. often the Ford One.
Comma
namareso
am • we With Bourne and Keats alma Bleed and Kearney Carpenter roster. Atuanya le a brawny NI.
counters point to Swarthmore quite Mesta. against the mac Lew,
Ins the attack, Haverford amassed
An Ilemonable Prla
wined
Ford
victories.
Peon
Char
wham.
and
a
newcomer
Is
the
log
type
offense
used
by
the
teat
to
The ••••le
33 points ha the aril quarter to
1
howibe
PIIONSWIDISOBB mei
frp:rn
the Oregon. OM and 7616, Fords. The Garnet Mee wee • arra. e
the home 23. However the ter managed dose 5.4 wins le Swerthmore wined.
i lasso. e
;1
epee and mho. as Greene And
while the Camel edged than tanbreaking attack whenever
Dragons outscored the Ford.
I
powlble.
3141,
r•I:.13 °
134 in the eecond period. to knot the Scarlet Ma three victories'
Learn Slanding•
Thle year the Swarthmore has an
the score at 3636 as the half in epee. Finklestein and Engler
i
garb minded two saber Mae
W L Pot ketball team is coached by How.
Taw
M Is 74 Wed.
yos•sws The Main Liners never got
• it et PMC
CONTEST WINNER
4 2 .667 sod Siplee. motto 1.0 year worked restet I.
0•111.1111
Jobn REGrOden Was the .
Delaware
3 2 1300 with the Garnet hoopetere in the wartnn
1 back Into the game as Drexel new wanner of a carton of
A Saverthmon
of eminent coach under tirter- °
I MO
ettir7
a2
matched the Forts lint quarter
Cheonetleht olgarron In the
3 3 100 Bill Steen. Stetson now devotes nem..
e at total of 32 In the third frame.
1 .1
t
banketbsil
worencealne con
full
time
to
hts
Ion
as
director
air
i"
4 .333
Hannon
I
d le
w F er
tost held teat work, acconnoit
4 .353 ot Swarthmore athletics.
Done
Kat.
to n announcement made by
roar. Ir
DI& °hereon. canna Chewu le II
rat.
erntd repreemmove. cuma
,
es to the tank number of
be won. by me
White
Ford eve thls week shourd be
Deane • low half .aro hyl
sent to Din °Wreath. DI
I
3Yee also net with defeat at the nr.tri°4
Lloyd, before game tine Wed.
lads of the vete by a 3632 wore.
a
4'4 4
Mans
or A quIneet continued to pace IThe ollY Fresh tearn In the Brat The Fresh A's lost another Pronto..t
Dda yeer's winter Class Atte the Intramural league with an- dlyD
- ion. Fresh A. dropped a 2426
1. the
3osawia,
A
Senior
eo
flue,
leth. Day will be held on Fri. 113431word. Getting off to • par idectein to the Vets. Walton and 2...
.,
sApipss
s
ere
won
WHY PAY MORE!
say- Mann le. atter a week 01 Mart, the senior live &Meowed !mom cored
out
34 ants
_ Its othr contest by five points Maar. a
mooea neona on the parts the Feuer teem P00 In the third ifor
Freeh
quintet. While me as Sorg scared 21 pilots for •
LONG PLAYING RECORDS
of Ile easels class teens 10- !quarter to overcome a 1545 half, oe tis ,wring
was
eve, This Soph Jollier B victory. 3630. Two
Into HEW
par, BheR
volved. preliminary rounds alums
-games were forfeited this week,
30% off
We thew WWwWw Wert.
le IS II
Wee kept the .0,100. We W. Wee" INTRAMURAL STANDINGS a. the Son A's ...I Penh C.
Pass
basketball. volleybal I, and M the firm halt by scorn. 11
Basketbell
CATALOGUE
AND
forfeited to the Son Ca lord
polo. and was high scorer for.
PRICE LIST.
W L. PCT. r„,„3,
Waineedn. Math 18, ee8 the rennet with 10. Ken Miller
WOW to:
LOX In the Volley Ball Circuit Ulna
Thursday, March 10.
RECORD HAVEN, ENC.
contributed IA points In • hieing juniors A
8 3 TJI were no forfeit. tins week and no
Contrarian
Intammamen"..
Meeli none. The Senior A team Wm Soph B
7 3 .700 ens,. took place In the sand.
The innaniral Athletic Corn- Mole the Fran Ca 4212. n Al goo, C
am*
7 4 656 Mg. The Junior A lean oath
New
Yor
York
k it
it R. Y.
blittee, under the direction of Clayton and Hen Dolbeen tallied gosh D
5 5 TS tied to page the league with a
Nonni Chairman Bud Gelman 17 and 16 points
A
5 6 .433 tent In Iwo
Be
They one.
and Coach Hoy Rand.% mean Taklng advantage of two soh Fruit
,spisr
5 6 888 came me soon Be 13-4, 9.15, 108,
con "Thursday to discuss the se- backs to the Junior A team, the psis,
Is Lubbock, Tema, the Tema Tea
4
.400 but ion to the &ph A's 13.15,
lectIon Of rims teems and to de- Soph las trounced the Son Al pais
3 7 .300 4.15. The Junior S's took hoc
cide on • more definite shed.
College Book Stoa is a hewn*
8733 Mlipulled within perm. Soph A
3 7 .3t0 mama by defeating the Sopt
Whe of events or Clam D.C.
age F°1r.Teofae°°0d !Ww.Joe Fron C
2 5 .2013 A'. 1.13, 15.13 and the Soph
The winner of Can Day eon- Stein
etude. gathering not. is dm Book
pled the victors with 16,
,,,.
2 g 330 15.7, 11.15. is.s.
ninon will he determined on who. untie and Sinter each gm
volleyboll
We basis at the Coromittat's
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Sate - CoosCole con
L PCT.
Point synem, which award. I contributed 14 and Listener hit
Mete for the participation of • for lg. Two Mph Maros cowl %Aim. A
7 a .778
drink, With tho college Crowd a
tall team In an ethnic even Goa' mew for their second and sots, is
7 3 .7a
Main Line and
Cemworown, Chestnut Rl11,
▪ Pains for each victory, and third league loss.. The Seth n'. Mellor
3 2 .80C
Testa Technological College, as
pand by Wood anti Lintleicum, Hon A
Chahar County
and Whiteman
Mats for a low.
6 5 .535
l'eninemOat Of Volleybeil defeated the Al by tap point. sor
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Text Of Honor Sytem Committee Report.
Tuesday, Februaty 51
Chemistry Club Meeting.
talk by Gilbert 1.elb and (FMlowfng is the weep.. tee,
. .
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Richard Laity; Chemistry or the report prepared by the batty directly rother than Indt 2) The chairman of this mm-1 work at Its best maser toys
gy• PETER TAXIES
.
Lacuna Rouen, 8,30 pat. Committee for the Romeleation of tautly.
mime. should not be an of. allow the Honor System N.
city
area,
wan
ventrally
teeter
8,30
p.m.
Oat Havereom Gooses Boeor
Tetsuo Mori. President of the
The qqmrhimq tell qsqg sq.,
Beer of Me Students. Council. hone to apply.. their Me,
Wednesday. Fete., II
System. It Is printed exactly as the Big Brother Committee
• Onthenalty of Setroalma, paid a surd by -the atomic bomb. The in
:only in a vas. manner,
Comm to Ike. Duties
Basketball Came vs. Swbrth. reed by Quinn. Peter Schmitt
the College last Thum teary of 300000 books was
should play a more &tithe role It Is to be'ensphasteed that this 'means 01 tern. or Prehte
Both Haverford and, Swarthmore. Haverford Gynmeuti. In Collection last ...My. —Ed.) hs Indoctrination
day. spending the day looking destroyed totally, and of the more College. will be representof the Honor enmorilleo is not to take over any : vetwdona • the emneettee
. ever the buildings and grounds commle bulldogs, nOnIng well
The meetings of the Committee System, and that the council of the direct administration of :that the. members of the taoy
ed when the World Affairs CounFriday, February 23
o nel hitching with a group of left but bare framework. The
for the Revaluation of the Haver snouts encourage• the revitalise- the Honor Systole as a whole„ should be Worm. of whet p
cil of Philadelphia holds its In- •
Flies Club
:Mutants and faculty members. university of &SOO etudents
of the Mg Brother Commit- and Mat It le, after all merely an items le rmimet . the Remo 1
R0s0.00,. Rs00ss esss„. ford College Honor System openstitute of United St...Soviet
-Mr. Motto's Melt was part of a now housed in temporary build: Relations tide Friday, It was anUrn of Um Sharlene,' Council. The item administration are are
flocs
..
Co
with a general ...sat. of tee for We and other purposes
... Burke, and
-nationwide lour he is making for Inge and former army barracks. nounced • last week. Presidents
the effectiveness of the present
Babe Students' Council must committee will have nothing !through procedure. M vary
ter,
Roberts
Hall,
8,30
Mr.
le
,
.m's
building
prole..
the purpose at viewing ettnerican
Gilbert F. White end John W.
Honor System as a whole. It was administer the Honor System in WhatbeVer to do at th Infractiona, i co ursea.
put.
env/atoned
Fee
chief
goats
The
Amt.-eons of higher education.
Sorrel Suggested
Eason. leaders of Haverford and
concluded from these dirs.-dons Meurer generating respect from °Met.. or blob theeerthefj
Saturday., February et
the stedents, Le., the Student The mtlat- Ile duties shall be only Several further suggesno
Tiftteerany Deems. by A-gontb Best was the erection of a new Swarthmore, respectively, will
Haverford - Bryn Mawr Glee that there Were Many areas in Condon Ando, he
abeary, to be celled the 'Peace participate-1n a panel dlenteeion
reaparaible far n Mme. foe better Reaping the Mat the committee wt..
Al the luncheon meeting Mr.
Club Concerti Roberts which the Honor System might administration and not lack
Library." The second must. of the meeting session on the
Honor
System
alive
of
be made to function better. both
...ugh
made, though not in the ea,
Morito presented some remarks
Hal. 810 paL
development of a camPe...th question "Can We Negotiate
slant and competent edinintetree body of the report are as ram
,the academic field .dme administration.
en the condition of Japanese colatanday. reams', dl
shrubs and greenery. such ea With Ressielb
'Mending C.nntletee Proposed don.
i lb That it
Mese:Ned by A
let education In general and me
Talk by John Meg Fere women's rule.
Haverford has. A recent law has
. 10 order to facilitate the better
Yugoslav To Attend
Suggested specific fonCt101. • Student,' Council as to
ad ttl
the particular problem. of HirsSystem
(mmo
banecesarY
bank on "China". Good.
decreed that all new Wild.gs
aemireetration. indoctrination and or this committee mold he
betty el including a comp..
Other members of this panel,
h.. University. At Hiroshima
It was not rammer, how- . 1 other randecatIons of the.
ben Hall. Bryn Mee.
moat be made of concrete, to re. which ellf-illket at 9,41 a.m. in
rive
11
That
the
commie.
take
reoener.
Pertain
atudat
:the Moat pressing concern of the
ever, el the °pinion of Me mm- Hoar SyMens and In order to
Tuesday, February Os
Het fires and earthquakes. While the Urtivemity of Pentnybetnia
the
i
t.,
of
the
Honor
System
System
Sy
for
moment i• reconstruction, as the
Celina.,Philip M. Wagner. med. that any part of the Hon maintain student Interest and re- frcss•scs
Me Morita does not questiml the museum. Include Thom. J.
AndArAtAAA the ,sollege catalog, and perhaps ae
univereliVestanding In the mid.
Editor, The Baltimore San; er System an Feted In the ',be
the Honor
vatue of this provision, It tueve. Haneltoe, chief of the U.N. BustudatoYe Wen' of
S'.."th
HOnor System and that the
ePecI fan
Hobe. Hall 11:10 any shtutlon OT the Student's Mao- maw,
the .carnmittse suggests piss., r,0 00s, s
Hey aggravates the problem of reau, New, York Tines;Gertge
00 scsarr • 21 That It be diseuseed
elation be changed, but only that that there be set up a standing 00scm0c0.
fund-raising.
I Studeete Council as hothead.
agate to 'the Security Couittlit
the present role Inc better taught. cortenthee of the &edema' Court.
bill of students being remake
Student. conUmbenbided
egmlnletered, and kept alive.
2/ That the committee spinet.
and Frederick Osborn, former
0i0.c sccss.00.
0, 00,
00
co rot the „cos., keeping
The university Preeldent notes deputy U. S. representative on
the pubee eye. a Inseung for freshman fq -ate.- Ifore coming to college. and
The point was raised that it honor mos.
that Japanese students are more the U.N. Atomic Energy Com.
should be emphasized to the and for ming these method. ginning of each year in Motor 'sh, et
as s
eager in their studies and abet
ission.
entire student body that the Hon- which they we fit to hereem
'eleeb.e ebbbeebebe of the M, System and Re Minna
more concerned with political Highlight of the open student
on the student System will be made clear and 40,
or System is. after all. • privth esss,
0 „ors,. here.
matters than American student. forum will be • debate In the
perhaps mac /M.O. .f viola-: To aid the Students' Coat.'
age of self government which has body.
'are
are. He mentioned that the dis- evenieg session. at this. bee..
been delegated to the students Sussman.. to the compost b.s be eelete' as eemeelee !presenting this report In ease
turbances caused by a Commu- Senators Paul 11. boughs, Dem deal of diseusslon. The opinion by the administration The Hav- One of such a cortunit. are as 31 That the committee
should Its adoPtkin. the COhnoRtee
nist etudent group had neeesse
erford Honor System le student follows:
Inform the professore of their op 'Revaluation feels mat the the
tertleured have Indicated that fated a curtailing of political morat of Illinois, and Homer E. that "the Customs Committee
Imposed and student ...later11 The committee should be 'lotions inwards upholding the man of said ceretnittee ohm
Hetterford is their fine ch/zice, meetings on the univeretty Capehart. Republic. of In& has fallen down en its lob of be el, and it is extremely important
snail IIt was suggest.' that Honor System Mrough.ciaseroons i present the neon to dit ft
dectrinetion of, freshmen" appar•
undoubtedly some of them grounds, although students are
between three and five pen and laboratory methods which !dente Association Meeting.
The afternoon session is to in. ently prevailed. and. on a amps to the whole principle of student
are merely pulling their hest loot free to study what theories they 00, .0„.
Respeeflully entwine
pie would be adequate.)
panel se,0000,0,c don from the floor, Council self government that the Honor
promote the standards of Indidd ;
choose and ° ¢arty on thetaon -The Problem to Asia.. and President Kenneth Doireare an- System be kept alive and effect
choose
i J. PETER SCIIMITZ. Cholnn
2,Members of me committee um work.
&termer Sala. Not Favored
activities elsewhere.
eve.
be appointed by the Connell.
the other on 'The Problem in nounced that there would be an
HOMER'S Buie
Although the sample is by to
3. Volunteers for preteens on . Cl The Students' Councill
The Korean war has been or Europe." Harold Isaacs, far- other meeting of the Students' An Adstration. Indrettination
It was the opinion of theeem.
means /.ge enough to justily particular concern to /students in e...ern expert, and Or. Everett mead. tater MI; semester ta
this committee from,mong ahou1d erop.size esch year that
the entlre student body Mere Is a gentlemen', agreement
any rid conclusions. Mr. Mac Japan. Most students. said Monte, N. Case. president of Colgate damas the problem of Ineshmse mittee that In the four years that
Mould be considered In all among the student body that the
Intoth reported Mat he has asked favor the United Ratans action; University, will lead the Aaie cestorna• and te rormider am di- the present Honor System has
eect,
there
has
been
a
been.
ff
Student themelt feels free to in.
pointing
said committees.
panel,
while
Louis
Lochnee
eome candidates he interviewed • few adhere to the Russian
rect election of Customs Cone.general
slipping
In
the
attitude
at These vol.ttere should be vmdgate cases where women
Berlin
correspondent,
whether they would like to at. viewpoint, others would favor, at long-lime
and Kenneth
Harria,
W.hington tee members-.These member. are
of some students towarde It .4
called for In collection of the have been In rooms substantially
tend a Rummer session at Hay. tea. for Japan. as inter nediate
currently appointed by the Connthat them was need for reinter.
atter 9:00 A.M. on weekentle. The
the London
correspondent
Students' Association.
font In the event one were offer. Pollee ea reuunpionnt by Nehru.
Oben., willfor
superviee
the .
pretation of the system, and of
be Those who wished to vol.. ma o'clock rule for weeknighm
ed. The answers so far indicate Mr. Mon to add that tie Pere..
Dime.. of anther point em- new methods for Mel.. lion
leer should give their moors apples as la stated hi the conthat by far themerger percentage Idly felt the great importance of ether. A summary of discussion phasized the difficult...Meet
and administration of the miss
stitution.
to
the
secretary
of
the
Coonof these men
uld not like to the nonviolence Pltheetrn bt will follow the separate debates. upon singling out "certain proThe discussion of the co.nie
D, in respect Ib academic
Students interested in attend. .anse who — preeumablY
attend a summer semion. Those Gandhi—principles whore Ire.
tee cen.red about three Mete
4) The ethane. of the com- work in laboratories. on papers,
that answered in the .11rmatIve plementation he lemma Is help- ing this World Arkin Iradete thrOUgh negligenCe, or buiness,
aspects of the problem,
mittee should. as far as 'pot. In repeal°. yen aver year of
gam as their reason the fact that ing to further as president of the should eon.. Prof. H. Field or both — have encouraged vio- 11 Free.. thdorerination of
Et., have been a roue. the same examinations and In
Haviland. and also sign or at lations of the Honor System.
they would like to complete as Gandhi Peace League.
the Honor System.
member In a preview' ye.. certain ccuraes In genera the
meth college etudy as poesIble Fanner Menister M ...no. the Dean's Dace in order If or.
It was intreneetation of the me
2, Student Council adminIstra
I. crier to have had extper- Committee for Revalusnon found
before they are drafted. Mr. Mao
men's rue, however, which mousMarto was barn in Hiroahlrtia enrage excueed ruts.
tion of the Honor System.
tenor in the administration of that the Honor System might be
Intesh emphasised that the num- canton and took up his Bust .a.
ed most student comment- The
3, The general student attitude
the Honor System• and at easily violated, in this respect
ber of candidate. tune asked dernic post at Tokyo Univereity,
uestion was raised. among
...nine the Honor Sys
least one member of the the Students. Council or perhapa
them•owto lost mint is meant
about the summer session It too where toe muses ...mire. fie
thee and the understanding
committee should be a mem the committee outlined above
by 'ilcalorobie" condOW with re.
small to generalize for all of wee subsequently dismissed, how.
among the atudentt concen.
bet ...correctly with the should explain m certain Metes.
them
&poet to Wolnen. Hut despite much
ever. on account of hie a.iabsl
the the rules and their andiStudents Council in oreer awe that certain specified anddbruesion. no action was taken
The uncerteinry generated by views, and indeed vent three
t1
that the committee be kept In ante of individml work should se
on this potnt
constant touch with the Free- maintained as far as possible M
the vast poutbileles of the new months In jail. For thiny years
Suggestion& Mode
Corseted From Page One
Poerher Mettlbelon of the 11
.
Suggestions made by the com- eel administration.
order that the Honor System
draft law and the elimination of he did rese.ch en education for
ether
these three
the choice rule het :rattly con1- the Inatitute for Social Research site specific faculty, student, and r System-brought out a Magee mie. conceming
administration members to meet- don Mat ft be extended to mere points and
aspects were as
pllceted the College's admiulon in Osaka.
RIG 01.1111111111
personal
property
and
theft
In
ing&
canoe.ed
with
antes
witch
follows:
Procedure. "It is my contention
After the war Moelto joined
o committeethinks these repro this xonneetion. Dan Gilbert
Al The Customs Committee as
Out even if eighteenyeat-olds ate the Socialist party and was elect.
MB Cricket Ave.
tativel are particularly salted Hoag... present .hslefly on the etsch should not be held responbo: be. draft.. the program will ed to the house of deputies from
Ardmore, PA
meeting,-pointed ere that most sible for freehreen Intipetrination,
11.01he implemented feet enough Hiroelerna prefecrere From June, to discuss.
MOM LANCASTER AVE.
BRYN MAWR •
teavg on came= la not done by but that the Students' Coen.
rhea. mann.. ems
Coeurdttee Not Committed
...event Ca from admitting the 1997 to October, le48 he semen
anould Undertake ties teepee.
uMfal number of freshmen this as minister of edumtlen le the
While the committee Mae not studeettfee.Mr. Macintosh concluded. cabinet. He remained In his legit mmmItted itself to prepare a
halve post, however G. Ia. comprehensive report of Its fininese cabinet system being like ngs. there Is a poesibility dust
AS 11 MIGHT
the Britith/. until last spring, ouch a repon suggeang changes
BE SEEN
when he took up ha present po in formal academie procedure
IN LIFE
eltion as Preside. of Hiroshima and modal activities will tre pre
pared at the end of the sem.
University.
er.
Cemuseed From Page One
Members of the committee are
Reese goon found himself in a
Professor Aahmead, R. Curran.
Caen Palm One
conselentlaos objectors' camp due
K. Dolbeare. R Freeman. G
to the war. Most at his time he talk there will be a dlecusalon Freund, IL Gundry, A. Morley
served In the Forestry Service period.
P. Moses R. Norris, in Prockop
In New Hampshire doing sundry
Dr. Taylor expressed the hope P. Schmitz, P. Oharplese, P
ere ele, •
chorea such as building roads and that any alumnus In the medical Tapkt, T. Wilson, and two fresh
driVIng dump trucks and bull.. profession who did not receive men still to be chosen. gducation
ere For a time he was camp a letter will consider himself Iry Committee meetings are held a
baker and nameus for homemade oiled and will advise the Alumni Yarnell House des ThreadaY a
bread- Al. he organized many Office as to his attendance. Oven 5:30 pm.
excellent singing geoupa.
night accommodations will be
Following the war he joined provided for More requesting
the faculties of Haverford and them.
9f Franklin and Marshall Here
Members of the Alumni Cone
Bryn Mater PlOtoer Shop
it Haverford both De Reese and odd. working with Dr. Taylor
M. N. S. T. 0,141KWEIS
the eReesemobile" have made it are Conrad B. Acton, MD, .28:
We Tames. Everywhere
Fame for themselves. As those Thomas R Dawber. M.D., '33;
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Who have taken the settee Glee Arthur H. Hopkins, MD.,
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Admission Policy
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