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News
Niemoeller Tabu
Page Four
LUMIE 42, NUMBER 14
Dr. Chakravarty
Scores Reliance
On Mechanization
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ASHMORE, PA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1961
CALENDAR
Confident Front, Jitters Sale Of Tickets
Mark
Class Doings For Class. Night
Friday, maven
Film Club pinents "The
Fare with Jeanne Crain.
Madeline Cerra George
Sanders: Roberts Hall. Si.
30 pm.
•
Square Dance at Bryn
Mawr.
Bryn Mawr.
Saturday. Karen It
Basketball Game m Swarth.
mom
Monday, Mareh 5 ,
Talk by Anna Vandenbosch
on "Southeast Asia":
coodh•rt Halt Bryn
Mawr.
Thursday, March g
Class Night: Roberts Hall.
ISM phi
Friday. Ma It P
Clam Night; Roberts Hall,
00 pm.
Saturday, Mmeh II'
Junior Prom "Fete ma Prin.
temps", Bay Eberiea On
chesty., The Teddy Wilson
Trio; Haverford Gymnerum. fal p.m. 01.40 per
etniple.
BY JOEY& WIRT
`=•
r
Parker In Profile
On New System
Haverford and Bryn Mawr Glee Clubs
Give Concert of : Rare Sacred Music
Pla works
RayEberk Band:
trtsceti
For 'Fete Au Printemps' And Keenan Sung
Itletlar::"h1:
ook and a trunk Miro( con.
Couplet Corning To Prom
Indian Professor Attacks
thrtrw
„,:Yei l:
br
d""
Verwitional tidbits, caret ully
gauged to stun the rival Mayers
To Attend Friday Evening:
kation-State Impersonality, Uses
frame
in
Cast Most Buy TiChMt
EMPhaSIZel individuals
Use foot performance on March litio an
of
mind.
But
in
the
throes
of
reShwa
the sale of tickets for
Mere me more than just •
RP SON GLITMACHER
hearsal
or
under
sympathetic
March 8 beanie' the festivities
eV 41444t
Casa Night int year v. far
C44°'
gfew
of the amateur grease paint
Collectively kn.wn m the Junior music at the Prom comes attic. An unusual concert of sacred
Arnlya Chaltravarty, advisor to mete, why pave by,,yy to feet Prodding, one ran me the affable, from &mister., the Students'
Weekend. The elms night pen from °name" bands. Stay Eberle. meek was presented Saturday
tte Indian delegation to the the first symptomatic grumblings confident grins withering end Council has derided to make e
forniancea on Thursday and Fri. who mentalism Pt the sweet and night in Roberts Hall by the Hew
radical change in the mie tis
Wed Nations, a member of the of a fine nee of littera in the Olio fading away.
"It'd be • good show if we only
day nights and me dance on Sat. glow, plays mostly for college onion and Bryn Mawr G.
nallote for Adimerid Study at of their etornache
had a few more weeks of
urday are the feature attraction. dances. He Ma an eleven piece Clubs. limier the direction of WtlCouples Attend Friday
ptinceten, and wforroer professor Roberts Shares and gosh.
54 Eberle Pastured
orvitem and a female vocalist. Ibutt Rmse and Robert., Good..
The main purpose et the
M Wt wears Roberta Hall la taking the
it.fillah.
The dance features the murk He has appeared on such well the choruses performed 'Berke of
Mlection on the evils of Ameri. brunt of thees thespian preps. "What we Mould have done change Is to separate those with
of both Ray Eberle and the Teddy known radio prograrne MS the Palest." Heinrich Schum Joan ma.rialisin. His theme was tons, shaking and quaking under was scrap the whole thing and dates from those who me going
Wilson trio. When one band takes Chesterfield Supper Club. Teddy ham Snsatian Back, rnonnitt
bat the important problems of the nom nigh. stage tramping started fun . but it's oo M. stag. One of the major problems
• breek. the other one takes WM. played at law year, .105. Gabriella and Gerald Keenan. a
encountered was that everyone
de cannot it solved by maniere: of players who are arduonely ter
And as of putt three days ago.
oven In short. there wilt be five or Pram. He M hest known for contemporary AMerican ea.
hippie. in • home le not de- ing to get their cues down tat
Warta to see the Friday night
bouts of continue music.
the mode of his trio. ''Snappy Pater.
eon. upon • refrigerator."
and non.. etrairdng It get someone was overheard remark- show. Because of this, radical.
The theme of the decorations stuff' Is hie forte. Between the
their lyrics by heart and their ing, "Well, at least I've got a full steps have been taken to insure
Mrs Man.. Won /0pp.
will be a aidewalk cafe with all two bands. Chairman Boger Pallostrina end Selena Works.
v..
in
MU
a
good
crowd
on
Thursday
night.
l'endetontrig wombip of the
the appropriate French fin.. promises music that "everyone The Bryn mom College Ch.M..
Thkk Secrecy
..t,htyy
thy
Precisely
what
all
this
hubbub
being merely "to
led by Mr. Condole opened em
most characteristic eVeet The Student Council daotded
The net-d'muvre will be an cat ...W."
going so ProdUre M the end, ofThe
dventage of the adveritsers."
connert—ss they seem to begin
this time working on toward that tickets for Friday night well
mode centerpiece, the exact no
oci denouncing the advertiser as 00 en. ha yet ventured M Pu- Class Night le the foggy enteeY he sold only to those Model.
mmt concerts—with a work of
lure Of which publicity Chairman
with any degree of certainty.
Who
had
purciased
dance
R&M
ce who "la controlling for his
Paleidrina
Any such work whose
surrounding the doings in
Bill anger is -unwilling to disIt'. In The lag
and that students will alse
charm tea in Its subleties has •
Ian or the thinge umn beclose.
Directors of Me erase ski. of Roberts. Nearly everyone on limited to two tickets apiece for
handicap when sung by a worn.
the public domain." bin
mg
campus has a partial Idea at
The dame committee has dema group alone. Female voices
lakravarty •dvecated that
least of what his own class le each perforrnance.
cided to eliminate the various
• A
•
inaricon culture devote more at.
in chorus give a certain hard,
up to. but by and Large when The tkimbselling Meg.m bee
afternoon activities that have
brittle rneetumical effect winch
the curtain goe• op 00 the 4mn been outlined as follow.; I-Tick.
been Illelhdet1 In most other big
'Im-•r••1•• the
me and kind..." There em.
makes it thfficult to achieve real
performance a week from Thurs. eta for the Thursday night per
dance weekends. He mid that
expression and feeling. For this
day night. the skits will prove a ferinance win go on sale on Mon.
Pan experience Indicated the
Ile' Which are Mined by •
surprise for the hulk of Mom In day the Ilith at one-thirty pm.
most people preferred to provide
As yet no action has been taken reason the performance of the
mple trained to 'Thinking to
the audience.
in the Union. 2. Tickets for Frb Alumni acceptances of butts. their own entertainment during on the proposed annulments to Palestrina Magnified, although
mine of ma chine s'.
If this column appears /trent'a day night will go on Mk ternor. lions to the premedical dinner the afternoon" "Attractive Om- the Honor System by Me Sus technically very good. Idled to
iy devoid of anything resembling row night during supper, priority to be held on March S are pour- penny" is Me word for this week- dente Council, on account of Ihe he Much more than competent.
• °rd.° no rota
difficulty et this time of deter- After the Palestrina work the
tiontho° of U. mid," he 44.4e
Richard Norria was chosen a hint am to the progress, natl., being given by date o/ porch.e ing into the Alumni Office, Dr. end, chilms chairman Roger,
net '•its immmarY to ...M.. Editor of the Haverfont
Two Clem Nigher
mining a meeting Moe coo- Haverford Clee Club performed
Herbert Taylor an
Dr.
NEWS and/or relative merit of any of dance tickets.
An innovation for this year's venlent for everyone. The Coun- two Symphottle Somme of Heinmocks To Be Held
hew IlununT for.° on 4'n° I. for the rooting year In a eeriest particular class show. it La beTaylor Is -chairmen of the Premuse
all
such
facts
have
Other
weekend
is
the
addition
of
an3.
Blocks
of
seats
wilt
be
heki
cil intended to are on the rich Shuts, a German blaster of
'oman mdety."
Medical Content., and is also
"'aeern 4- of elections held on February 22
been
withheld
from
the
reporter
other
class
night
performmin
both nights for faculty end all. College Physician.
proposals In their Mat meeting the pre. each period. This M
...TIM' of 'thin on en Mnue••• to select a new editorial board.
on Thursday, March S. The pun ut could not obtain a quorum probably the first time these two
0 meclunisettor," an hinumM Other top officers eketetl were or have been es circumscribed ni t orders for these soh can be
An mak. Invited
nude by phoning Ardmore 621511 Ail alumni engaged in the med. pose of this second show In to bf voting members. Ito expected. works have been performed in
Itthm•ilt•i
t to the
in- John Wirt. as Managing Editor;
Centl®d
Page
I.
C.ol.
eerily rn 8 rner
or by writing Elliott Wilbur, Met and dental professions are allow enough room fee all dates however. that revisions will be this coon try. If they are indica.C.°0'. Peter Tooke. as Senior News
hoed.. themselves, he stated. Editor; on„, lemur a, ae
Flist Entry GlOyd. These tickets Invited. as are all students en- to see the show on Friday night. made with respect to Customs tive of Schutz'. musical output,
this syn.,. Editor.
• appemntly unaware of this
will be paid for at the door. rolled in the pre-Medical curried. Bill Hager ensures that the and general freshmen integra- a great deal of beeodhil male
rroral corrosion, but it is
tion. No drastic changes are is being kit on the shelves on
4 The price for Thursday night um. The dinner 010 be held at
or fact that strikes Eastern
at the present but performed. Lad Satlirdandti per
Will be forty cents. for Friday .00 p.m. to tot . Founder. Cent',more in this mulittY.e
it la puiM probable that the formance by the Haverford group
lord. Fred IOWA and PIBUP
IOW, sixty cents. Remy Me in
Peoples Mai Apart
Council MD obtain more control under Dr. Reese's direction, with
Stansbury. as News Editors; Earl
the cast must bun • ticket deem
As a preliminary Sr the dinner.
an Instromental group mode um
Ilp yl Chakravarty then turned Harrison
over
his
function.
Al Its February 21st meeting, class night is a charity show le en Informal discontent period edll
of members of the Reveller*
u attention to OM laribMm of Aslant Sports Editors. and Joei the ICG heard a short lecture by which the sulk of the school per be condOried in the Union at SOO
Meeting Nedem Revived
Bryn Mawr Orchestra, was rich
tr. 'War Prelim no ear bat Om GOldrieln as Alumni Editor. Professor JohnRoche whit dem- helm. Only one ticket well be p.m.
number of alumni, meld,
Nothing definite has teen deexpreartion and feeling.
irditeers . . War ha ben. Members of the business matt °minted the uses of
Director of Admissions Anni- rided at This writing as
Dr. the evening's guest speaker,
Roberta necessary for bath shows.
M the
M. Macintosh Me just returned
here end more' Matoolieltude were mined in an earlier election. Rules of Order as they snob/ to
It Is intexestIng to note bow
It to believed that this system Dr. Crone /C. Strode, '08. have from • alp to the Middle West prommi summer session at blev. the music of Schutz coming just
Nom. W a graduate of St conferences sponsored by the
erfOrtl. Tentative plans Include
Mdicansi their intention to attend
Will
remedy
the
situation
eh
where
C•".." PM* en C.4
be
has
been
interviewilig
a
Albans adv.]. where he wilts FCC.. Mr. Roche said that -with
few years after that of Pale.
o be carried by
counured but year. However. It this seselon. Dr Strode is Di- prospective students SAd Matting three
the St MU. Nov, and be has the help of Robert's Rules and
'etude. VL
1 Bh the session trine. differs no greatly from that
is realized that °erten complies rector of the International Health several alumni of the college. Ills
spilt Into three lourweek periods. of the Italian master. While
majority support, a good chain lions will arise, and anyone who Division of the Rockefeller Foun.
activities were concentrated' at
Palestrino's
music Is very dry,
tta years, heving been preThe
ofd
custom
of
moiling
out
dation.
n do everything except does not believe that he Is being
In Therm of Eutelsem the Western Reserve Academy
VIOMly elected News Editor and tarn a man into a woman."
bench" notices for Fifth.
Continued Page 2. Col.
treated fairly MR he given the and Neer Eastern activities.
and at the University School in day Meeting has been revived
Senior News Editor. He a also
Sans,
Hudson
Present
Bill
consideration
of
the
Connell.
Cleveland.
At
the
Univ..
I Gelaihmag Ma 4. CM
t present a member of the
end AS Stern ha been put In
Following Mr. Roche's et/torrid
School he Interview, - • number charge of this duty.
fencing squad and a member of
.•tthoacy
of prospects and Wetted Tucker
• tlyrggy
•TyyTm
•
..udent Committee on Ed. and inetructive soliloquy. Stephen
Theatre on the .
Club 160 Stars Sinot
Sachs and James Hudson pr..
Fox. '119, who Is with the school.
The C011ittil deemed financially
erl their bill providing for "ems
"d•Y .44"
°' elen4 were "Wl TWoreed.te
At. both schools Mr. Macintosh
Benton of
lame
the New puloory arbitration in all labor
red for The first performance
of
found that Mere were many plop Impassible the re-opening of Club
hree oneact plays to be held on Wirt,
'50
ter
the present because Mr.
disputes
edging
in
businesses
en.
penis for admission in the fail,
Jersey Public School System. ha
11.0126, ST me as. Roger Tune; ityytto htyw.,„r
EV CORDON WERNER
and he receivnl some inquiries Caselll insists upon having either Polltlal Meortunitim for Flaw
t two yeah gaging In interstate commerce..
Maident of the group, presided
Bin or Bob in the ''Coop" while erford elude/its with the Young
The bill is to be presented in the
Dr. Feder Minetted. He claimed about mundane@ later on.
and
was
formerly
on
the
fencing
Under
The
auspices
of
the
I the meeting.
Club 'SO Is open. The "Coop" raw Republimns of Philadelphia were
Melia Oberlin
squad. Tapke, also from St. Al' Labor Committee at the regional na Howard Shaw Memorial Leo that in the granting of postwar
Three Plays Chown
Atter Interviewing candidates not afford to Mime the bones Been by Gordon Werner at
bans. was raised from the posl. ICG conference in mid.March.
Smite, chief sponsor of the MIL tureship, Nathaniel Peirer, Pro economic and military aid fm in Cleveland. Vice.President Mao Incurred In the operation of the meeting of the organisation he
Here are to be three perform don of Acting News Edit or end
Moor of International Relation quantities too small to do any
rsa at each set of three Mb is Secretary of the Philoimphy periled several attempts at
Inked traveled to Oberlin Col- gift of the Class of 1050 to the attended on February II.
'11edam. The first MM. Hope le Club end • member of the Com amending the proposal in the dlie in Columbia University, delivered good/ to our wartime any Ch., lege In Ohlo. TIM was Mae College. It was suggested that
Need New Potty
the second of six weekly talks at
Max Step. 510 independent
Thion's first viol to Ober., and Club ' be stay open on Friday
TOW With Fmeme. by Rloh. mime on Education. Benton was Conlon and voting procedure
while
she
was
Mil
under
the
ad IMmitY, is a eernet Y in" editor of the Brown and White which followed its httnduction. Uttedhat Noll, arra Mawr col. leadership of the recognised No he was Interested in seeing the nights and be open m Pert of the Republtcan leader of We. PhiloMod nine derelicts in march at Westtown School and on the Robert Collins disagreed with the lege. under the general ritie of dandier government, we had college which he Sound similar to "Coop" on week nights, Another delphia and a former candidate
mine domesticated ducks. Noel maverford rims jots mro.d as principle of non-governmental in- Vonillet and Ch.M. In MU" made implacable enentim of the Haverford in several ways. While possibility diamond was that the for councilman. spoke on the need
ward's IMM comedy, Imet• Alumni Editor and Assistant terference IS the compulsory an Professor. Parer confined Ma re- tree [Heil Chinese leader" and at Oberlin, PM. Macintosh Matted "Coop" could dose at the regular for a new Republican party in
Mention peocesa He slated that marks to America and the cur- had generally offended the morel several Haverford alumni. He tome and that those already In Philadelphia. His denunciation of
Tbe gm. la to be Mcond Sports Editor.
MI nog.. end concern an With the Installation of the "the arbitrators, once. agreed rent situation in the Far Esst. sensibilities of the Addln la saw Robert Jackson, '39, who i• ChM '50 could remain, having the corruption which has long
U. S. Worldly Wm.*
characterised the eity's ponds
/ming'IRS
...don mime house new hoard, which takes over the upon by labor and management,
Goalioned Page 1, Col. 4
wen.
Condoned Page 4,
eds.
thini produrden, reins with aka issue, the NEWS should have their decialona s. America 'la not only politically
was greeted with wild cheers.
bankrupt in the Far East but Professor Tenor the strenant.
'eking For Letly, by Clifford
The group, which has just been
ed to draw in current political
Continue. Page 4, Dab A
. &tattooed Page a OIL I
she 1st morally wrong as
tdeo is en experiment. drama
ganized. Is headed by several
conditions.
by
Meeting
the
lath
which the Menem
m will lake
ung lawyers. who are endeaw
of world mamma ter stir present
ed ve part.
Prof In Profile:
oring
to build up a Republic..
Asian posidon, with the previous
Tryouts. which are open to the
organisation roe ter e d about
moral turpitude which we tom Dr. Fillmore Sanford. Aasociate
Ore college, will take place
young
businessmen. professional
when he received S.B. and Ph.M.
mined
when
America
extended
a
rte
ring the week of Mern 1-Mbe
Professor of PoYenologY, twe
men. and college students. men
helping hand towards its dens ginned from the faculty and Dr. Mamas. and at Harvard, where who will provide the futom leadter, which will be situated In
he
earned
his
A.M.
and
PhD.
tales wartime ally. He admitted Hamden Somers. Chairman of The
%Common Room. Is estimated
rs of the party.
both the fact that the present Political Science Department has degrees. He now lives with his
have a seating capacity-of 120
Seek Geed 'Government
RV PETER TAPER
Seuli
Chinese govemmen represents a been named a full professor. am wife and daughters
isple. Th Is twice the seating
The opportunities Mr growth
House.
to
parry
a
Thrust
from
an
in
completely
totalitarian
Milos.
Harvard
M
1949,
soiling
his
:Putty of the original theatreemding
announcements
a
recent
In external appearance& Asada
are thus limitless. and It is en.
censed
Dr.
Foss,
Professor
Parkly,
Thesis
on
moreafism
and
and
that
she
a
an
active
eritiCal
Herman
Somers
...
.thoreund In New York.
of the administration.
tart Professor of Philosophy
meted to fill the min. purpose
er can he counted upon to Invoke realism. He ruefully admits that pgmersor, against the world eons.
In addition to Enter, other of. Frethk Packer Is a pleasenclook. an apt observation
Ind.. New Course
as similar organisadors in New
Morn any one
ent who have been appointed leg young h.-odor wearing a of the reliable realists, from he had never heard of Haverford molt,
York and other iiitge
Dr. Sanford. who came to Havuntil Informed one day by his
Professor Peeler nevertheless erford in 1940 ever a varied
lade: Rlehani Silver. treasurer; friendly smlie and usually also
adelphia has not been able to
to St. Thom. Aquinas. wife that a certain Douglas Van Weeded tor the Immediate ad.
MacKenzie, technical advisor; a neat palm beach suit. To !hose Sretmape
have such a group in the post
eareer--in. which he had once
Dr. Parker nods that he was Steere of Haverford College iwto
iyan Williams, Stage Crew who have ventured to engage in
of Red China 10 the UN. been an All-American football
bemuse of the control exerted
horn
of
bibthodist
missionary
was
professorhunting.
at
Han.
end- Bill -Wilson, Publicity philosophic disputation with him, parents in Kuala Lumpur,
and the granting to Chine of a Player—left probably his most
by 'The City Hall Gmg."
vms1] had mlied. That fail. Dr.
however, he la somewhat more
rector.
Among Its chief ettractions for
MI of the Federated Malay Parker took up his first and-time hoe hand in Asia. For those Mt Lasting effect on the Department
terestsd. Professor Peter defined of Payabotogy by his Institution
I inembers who have ex. formidable than he looks_ For no Sta., bult Mat he maintains no teaching duties here.
college students Is the absence
One can wrap you up in your men
a
free
hand
In
Asia
to
mean
ktO
p W Interest
the
of
the
unorthodox
Homan
RM.
of older leaders and mod canMe ProJect
lorticular slim/Lance to hls birth. Professor Parker finds the an
logical
fallacies
and
irrelevancies
right of China to liberate by donscourse.
'chide Protestors. Woodrooffe.
not. The purpose of the organise.
nd, in effect, wipe up the floor place. When he was Sour, his mosphere and teaching methods force if necessary. Formosa, TV
▪
br rye a n t, Wishrneye
Sion is to establish good govern.
th your arguments mare swift. family moved to Indiana. From of Ram-ford very much to his bet. In. China and Korea, at Dr. Somers. who also rame to
aider. Aahrnead. Gu t wir t h.
mat in the pity as opposed to
Haverford in 1910, has been
Evansville College. where his fa. 01.4 and Minks this the best
he and Pfund. Mr. Richard Jt, surely—or -politely, than Dr. ther taught, Dr. Parker obtained small arts college he has mot above the Thirty-Eighth working this year, aside from
the 'political aggrandizement of
Parker. In /act, ell happens so
Parallel.
from
the
forces
of
re.
meen will direct the motif.
any Inc Individual."
fest and so amicably that you his bachelor's degree in phllo. Mown. Aside from Ms teaching action. Those deeds alone. said trashing, as • consultant for the
foreign research organ
NooPerrimn Experienee
never realise the full extent of sophy. He subsequently moved work, he le cooperating with the Professer Pilfer. will serve a. a Private
This opportunity Is to some exon to Indiana University but, .4960.212thIll for Malls. Philo.
ration he Brookings Institute.
the damage until later.
tent nonpartisan In that it offers
The NEWS wishes to an
with the war approaching, en. sophy on the future publication sort of absolution for ow previ. The Institute, upon the Mons.
Resenrodhal- Walla
hated In the Aviation Cadets and of a beck on realism for whin ous sins committed In reigned to mennation of the Hoover Corn.
e aperlence to independents and
...go Magenta to eulamli
In the Haverford PhikeoPhY spent four yearn In the Army be writing the section rte pls. China and the remainder of the mission, was contracted by. the
Democrats as well. It is growing
udetrid Mika they believe to
temology. Dr. Parker believe. For Eastern mention!, Prormsor federal government to make a
along with PresPeei• Mr a mew
Il mlbsble for printing ha the Department Dr. Porker finds Air Force m on instructor.
himself In the role of sole tin
Thesis on ieplatentology
city charter and the B. unmade
that wesMrn philosophy has be Pere& It seemed.to this reviewer. careful study of the adminlatro
reman columns of the wend holder of realistic philosophy—It
In 1015, -after carrying on
come too Millibar. and that the called for Whine thee but re Lion of foreign pollen It Is ea.
Ina of The old guard in eeventy
un. Subject matter la befit to task which. with wellehumbed weekend courtehlp by mems of chief mneern of philmophers treat•appeaternent and more re. petted to make • report of Its
years.
the intmed and silserettelr of volume of John Wild or C. S. airplane kips. Professor Parker now should be to try to refine treat, as part of a policy that findings to Congress and the
The second meeting will be held
Lewin
handy,
he
carries
out
with
was
married.
WIM
the
wars
end,
President
soon
for
must
beckon
toward
a
npproche
modern
won
the
insight.
of
around
the middle of March. All
an oontributer.
vigor and patience. Whether to he completed his work at Indiana the tradition of western realistic meet lanth that new moral Dr. Somers was educated at full proThetior of the PO- those Interested should see Gee
Mews a esseractem positivist er and obtained his doctorate from philosophy.
paragon, Red China.
tin Clammily et Wisconsin. Surat Science Department don Werner, a7 Llard.
Alumni Response
Heavy To Premed
Dinner Invitation
Norris Appointed
Editor As News
Holds Elections
ICG Hears Roche
On Order Rules
College Theatre
Schedules Plays
SC Faces Snags
Over Club '50,
Honor Revision
Macintosh Visits- M
Mid-West Region
NEWS
City Republicans
Seek Students
American Policies in Far East
Scored by Lecturer Peffer
`sr"
Professor Sanford Resigns Post;
Somers Given Full Professorship
REALIST PHILOSOPHY PROF. FRANK PARKER
INVOKES SCREWTAPE, ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
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I EDITORIAL
FEATURF.S, COLUMNS
Page Two
Reverting, Pek, Tuesday, Neb. 15, lSht
Haverford News
Editor — Richard A. Norris Jr.
NE sledging. Edrter — John
Senior Neter Editor — Peter Tapke.
Never Editors — James Crawford, Feederie blush,
Philip Stansbury.
Eeriness Manager — Sydney M. Corr, Ilk.
Sports Editor — John Benton.
shrillest Sports Editors — Earl Hardens,
Heinz Koch.
'Alumni Editor — Joel Goldstein.
Cirestetion Slessorr — Gordon Werner.
dIssistent Baleen Maxey.. — A. Lewin
Cosedvertning Marmon — F. MilWaugh,
L. Shuman.
Nam Asada., — 5. Cone G. Freund, J. Gmmarker, J. Hitchcock, J. Kelly, L Prager,
T. Ruddick, J. Somemdike, S. Sacks, J.
Somerndike, J. Toner,. W. Wilson.
SPorfEetssoitate — J. Burton, F. Ford, B. Getman,
V. Jowera L. Morgan.
Ire Astoria. — M. Bibb?. W. Kea.
Photoprepky Associate. — Richard Greenweed, Robert Hutton, John Walton.
For Voting On Issues . .
The problem of whom to elect to head the Student
Council mialierpear is one which In the past ha been pretty well lift to the individual voter'. inclinations .d
prejudices to decide. It is true that before oath election
the .various candidates are asked to stride emillligly
Medd the stage of Roberts Hall in order that the MUdents may have some notion of the identity of the people
they are asked to vote for. Whether thin gesture
any indication as to the relative worth of the Candidata,
or whether it gives the Vet. any bale On which to mark
his ballot thoeghtfuny, is questionable.
An. • matter of fact, Student Council elections at
Havarford seem to be conducted almost involuntarily or
tanconaciouely. Some candidates are nominated; the Coop
sad the dormitories hear a few subdued murmurs about
bow A is a better guy than B; the time foe election arrive.: the candidatee parade; about half the member. of
the student body mark a ballot—and lo I we haw a new
Student Council.
This rather casual way of proceeding about elections
to the Council probably reflect, a certain indifference on
the part of a great number of students—indifferenoe
halted perhaps on ignorance of the Council'. function. or
of the potential significance which its decialons can have
for the whole community. At any rate, the fact is that
the Student Council is not only a instrument of student
self-government, but is also a mane—the most important means—whereby undergraduates ran take a had in
determining the policy of the college as a whole.
But if, in fact, undergraduates are to make their
voices heard on some of the lasso which confront the
college today, than it seems obvious that there must be
some change in the mariner in which eltetions to the
Student Commit are conducted. Under the present system, it in all but impossible for moat voter. to know Anything at all about the men among wham they must
choose: and hence their choirs cannot in any emtie
represent an expression of student opinion on Mitten
of importance to the college. At beat, election., under the
present system are a personal-popularity content ; at
worst, they are a wholesale guessing-game.
That such a situation should exist seem peculiarly
anomalo. in view of the fact that at prevent Haverford
face. one of the arises of ita history. The events and decisions of the next few years will to a large extent determine what Haverford will be in the future. If this be
true, it seems more Deanery than ever that some proMelon be made for students to exp.se themselves on
quetions that concern the line of development which the
college will follow in future.
For theme remoras, The NEWS feels that soma steps
should be taken to ensure that Student Council election.
henceforth should be conducted on a basis of issue.
rather than on no basis at an, which seems to have been
the practice in peat Let candidates identify themselves--yea; and identify as well their positione on nueh
matters as the future of the Customs Committee, the
administration of the Honor System, or the desirability,
say, of an accelerated pregnant of Medi.. Int this way,
the students may feel that they are indeed participating
ki some sort of eelf-government, and not simply acting
out a traditional annul drama.
To implement this type of program for the coming
elections, the NEWS will open its pages to any =Mete
for administrative aka on the Student Council who
wishes to present a summary of the type of policy and
action he wishes the Council to pursue in the coming
year.
'Mike
Adieu ...
If one were to be at the right spot at the proper
lime, he would wItne. that minuet ad., when birds fly
south to warmer quarters, when the salmon return to
the streams of their piscatorial infancy to spawn, when
ground-hoes give thernsehrea over to the humoring of
home mane. by nosing about for a shadow, and many
other sundry and wonderful natural events much too
welblreteen to require eataloguing here. But there is one
other once-a-year incident, right here on campus that
cannot, for all its natural regularity, mane unnoticed
We refer, of courepenthe retirement of a number of
members from the NEtift. gaff. Among those having
thin year are Antbto4trley,.some time editor of this
newspaper, former
ging Editor Frederic Hensel,
Sports Editor Burrill Getman, and Howard O'Neill, one
time make-up editor. It is never • pleasant teak to so
adieu to one'e co-workers, but such le our task.
Morley ix a veteran of four years standing on the
▪
NEWS, and as such, has seen It bandied about, mocked,
knocked and scold* and occasionally Gan praised, Many
of the changed, antresses and accompliehmente of the
NEWS during the pat four year. are directly and indirectly attributable to hint. To Morley, and the other
membere of his staff who leave with him, the NEWS
mg.d• us eonamitulations ea a jab ea dopey
"TN
BOOKS IN REVIEW
Alumni News
Carl Sangree, '11 M. Glessner, '36, Missing In Action;
Tie
LI:WM..
4:",j,"•.'{ !Ts? ite"
tritc.F.,
ef ltiEE yea. ago this June
ne died Rufus
h. Mat.
thew Jonea perhaps the greatest of Haver.
fool's teachers and certainly the leading Chian
figure of this century. The that full length late
raptly al nails remarkable man. however, Ma only
lout been printed, and In not acheduled for othciat
publication untll early In March. ApprePdatelY,
it is the work ol a Haverford gram., a lifelag
Quaker, and • friend of some forty year's am
modnunce with Profemor Jones.
Maw dome MANer thither le not the hrpe
or biography which is written Inamedlately
eller • mat men dlea in order to build him
up in the eye* of the forgemd. P0,04 ma.
sham began work on the book eonct yam bei
fore BMus -Jones died, oftee.datala the
peeled with Dr. donee sad receiving he MID
teg pennalon to eatery It out—a permeate.,
hadenially:tlehich had never been 'Taint in
Mane Wes In a sense, then. UM book I. aa
dame ea we shall ever have to the authorised
story of Rohs M. Jones
Bayond• Minus the moll, of one nue. rite.
however, Mr. Hinahaw ha Buccal/My attempted
to set forth the menthe which Rut. Jones'
teaching loud for the development or the Society
of Friande. To this end he begins hie blograPhY
with them chetah* thetchIng Quaker engine In
England and the way In which the new sect of
1 In toe
'Plain WOW Pte.,' too imPortent • F.,
MN!' litheopment of our own moony. Special
attention la pen to the century of quietism which
followed 1756, when the Philadelphia Omen,
Sleeting advised Its members to withdraw completely from all participation in public oftlea. Title
century. 'the darkest one to Quaker hietory,.
cording to Hinshaw, was • period in which the
goeletY of Friends low touch with the spirit of a
vital spirituel ministry and became both Mane
and clan... Factional dashes brought about the
Orthodox-Magda, split In 1820, and about me
only Ncgnsc.Ie Quaker aonvity in the socially
concerto. tradition of George Pox. William Peon
and John Woodman was the fight agatnat elmthy.
carried on through the underground rallwey.
flochitaR a Mash. aka oat evl.
tally leaded a courageous end noble team
alp at the time Ban Jonas beam td. ml.
Mon and hie minialry at the end of the
obuteenth century.. The story of Ude biog.phy in the obey of the loony ways In which
Profeeser donee provided mob leademble.
Drawing frees his elose r. stop alb the
donee family ail hin Wy knowledge of
Qtutiterlep the anther eras with a maple
loom santen to do a, and as the .me lime
with a nallnedon time no dory of BMus
dorm amid ha compete eland incleMer
ane of the inamerable rowans anoodoles
elan aloe Ohio he negehtleh
TM tale is traced from Its beginnings on •
Cad M. Sangree, pastor of the
farm In South China, Maine, whence Dr. loam
Village Creuregailonal Church,
derived Itia undying love of the outdoors, hls West Curarrenmen, Manachee
ability to illustrate env. arm Pilot with en em ads continua Me active Inns.
ample drawn from nature. end Ith unforgettable eat In the Collage Caned. le
downeast accent From Malle and ta 'thence- Charaton ea Limon. Frame
table Inatome of uncle Ell Jones the blograPhe He and Mn. Semite are Amos
moves on to Haverford, where the young RM. loan repreeentative• for ehe ml
couig follow hlo natural bent tor the sway of lege which, with ranted@ from
mysticien and where he came Into • contact with Fans and her Wonted refusalt 'important teachers, as Professor Pony Earle gees from the term torten,a
Chase. Here he exceLled In rya MOW, edited the countries 00 Europe. and Muds.
monthly Haveefordlan and wan elected Spoon from Amami, cornett. a stut
Man of the clan of 1885. It nee a vital period. dent body International it tone.
Mahe. Whale, In Rune Jens' pmpention
Poorded In IS
for a Me of teaching. writing. and service
The college was founded In
David Hadar does a entannelike he lea by two Protestant pastors
M snarler la retatlath few pea* the evere who ear the town of Le Chem
bon as • de beret. It Wee •
broadening mania of that ineredibly me.
Ida Buena Jonas' Madan Mooed, MN edam Hugenot Canter, bees.s It wel.
corned the college an art of the
stile of the Made Reella, an foleadia
community,
and bemuse It otter.
the Mark. Friend, be wet in armada
the American Mind. Maim Comattera his ed healthy country living.
Despite wartime condi/Iona the
arithialtip of Illfteetir Make Yd uhoometed
enrollment Increased steadily a
ear. ankles W eneelege Os Mahal
el today them ereover 390 ua
Beth., Cadbury. hie Mendell** with ta
anew, greet Miaow Madera
h. for eagreduates. Most Fr•ack
sebwis
are etrte.superemd and
Me .laden. and aide love for has Ms Is
situated
In Mien All etudent,
Witt mama tat Quakerlere provide a
mart am the It...cense.. In
theta enamel. of (Melaka ditnethellf. TOMS
older to go on 10 coon,advanced
ty and power all am me many other sr
studies. In a mum which comLoeb of am aft.year the are areennely and
bines the funcdon af neeondary
sympathetically reeled.
w hoa Ind jailor mile., Chum'
But. Ammo Master Quaker, in short la good is competing directly web the
biography, attractively Illustrated with photo- school. and its student, are melt.
graphs of the Jones timely and at places aparrat leg an namable record a the
to their Iles Happy coincidence has Moue. Pete MI./revertant llaccaleureate.
Mallon of this book at a time when preemie
In Beeleneee Mona.,
from some of he sale can go toward ...ay the
During the war the tam of La
praise. Rufus SE lona limner.' Study in the Chambon become a mais.no.
Peen-Med lateary. When that morn 4 omelets. center. TM college continued Its
David Illnettaas norm, friendly. perepieseleue comas and also helped the
Nograhl will doubtless receive a promirmit town with the dispeateeed and
pies on Re Maly.
persecuted who flocked tee's.
ANTHONY MORLEY Brought together under demo
college and town Ma condnued
to more forward toted..
A high perengage of edam.
Alps maintaln, the demoeratle
splint of the wheal. May colt.
rfi on leo repro.. on the
malt energetic faculty. The col
men to learn their Mmes. and as refreshes lege, like the town. Is Pennant,
course.
but all marla an welcome, just
Sincerely. aa are all camellia. and a
ERIC WEB '52
mem Since '946 American ml.
lege boys and girls have coat
TM recent odd/fern of the Cultome Committee re. meaner to help amemble
and what 11 nand. tor menu to me to be in the prefelnicated claseroorne and
excellent tax.. a • member of itet yeer's Cane dormitories, and to build eh.
entree 1 am In as good a patina as the next mesa and cher rite.,
emmitier Ira gunnies good or bad.
Its only positive MtrIltute Is that k ream a
few Marla. obscure individual. into a panda of
ationted prominence. are envied heron become the guardians and inbuers of our acted
traditions with respect to the mad lona Of
children. To some Mama the ensuing battle In
lee,- good. clean fun and en excellent oppodunIti
to exhibit oneself as a martyr beton, it Iffeatel
Richard 51. Sutton, To who is
class To other.. It le • genuine insult to Ow now teaching at Naverford, bin
lundamental personal tights of each individuaL gained an Gaon legendary rep.
TM Committee hams the nonconformist In elation In sinealliatil the ma
most ea., the unconformity be One to • ream. term of phialn with sedges
able Impression Mot one le being pushed away he aseemblet from visite to len
hem rather then Into our tag happy lam.. Such ant Mores. He Imes Mouth. to
procedure on the part of the Commit. Is • Mow the working. of Menne°
definite hindrance to a proper college spirit
reincthiee discovered by Newton
The regalia approach of the Committee em. Gaither, Einstein and others. It
not tall but leave behind It snuck anhnoelty. Is all done with mch noncelmtiManosIty a not the harbinger of friendly rola Ile material as rylsher Wan
AM. M any group. Th. chief support of the Com corks. WAN hearings, and mouse
attee comas from cert.. mans IdinduW Wrs dope.
Sotton's man mum. and
develop Mae cock-an:1MM eery about why the
Committee should M retained no tiler we ran de. interesting gadget I. Jokingly re.
/Aced to by Hevetlad *rodents
play our animal traits In the Yana to rome.
-sulfate Amnia Bomb Mouse
The Custom!, Commie. Male go Mint ate
drain. There never ham been a submarine] argu• trap" It la simple elev. that M
went for Its retention ea It la The Corned. can- plata the Intricacies el nuclear
not be reformed from within, an port Magee, As chain reaction—the discovery
a dispenser of good will It would alter the weir thee led to the development of the
purposes mapporting Its very elietertm The Minnie Bomb.
Custom. Committee Mould be deetroyek
sow is es good a time as any to do Its
Sirtherely,
BEN BIRDSALL
Customs Committee '50
To Be Active In Plane Crash-Landed Over Korea
College Cevanol Howard Taylor, '11
reported mi.;
In The Editor's Mail...
Deer Sir:
Folio. no Anewer to a Alittereted
On the shores of Onomateepoeut
By the lake ef Image Welting
Wrote • boy • lovely Sloth
That has hurt the Frosh no lonely
Thou.. so clever. Tony Morley.
Spoke ye ago ''shrlektng shebang
Of strenuous and strident aorta"
"Good old Coedited". "Gothic Elle
Thy eve of words has dame you wrong
We, the bream. 131713 Mater bevy
Cannot comprehend the comm.
Tetione of the word 'Ia..,
You are not too eympathelie
we ea only epaulette
Your dledainful. dilatory
Attitude tower. poor old Princeton
Only shows a weaknesa, your own
Feeling of a jelly ac...
Nee your Haverfoyd been outdone!
You who loudly are to alt.
Ida the playing de the 'Vit.
DM we treat your hid. too rough?
Were your mate at MEd enough
To be in the "tire—Theta tough!
We arta that you art clear
Gaud we to an eryptice—Never[
But we could have good Intention
And at lend glee proper mention
To than worthy of attention
We could on on 'ad infiralture
But,. noted, sin not witty
no we meant ten you ilbe
We won't say "your Royal Nine
We'd PM tali you—Wolcott Sta.
AMUSED FRESHMAN
One Mr.
Having read the letters, In the lest lama of
the News, Which Carla the growing dispute over
the Cocoon Committee, I would Mee to mkt a few
othervationa of my own.
Clerk 30001000 stapes Ott Is a well known UM
slut people unay event a common enemy. To
deny nth fact h to admit one le a fool!' I am
not going to deny as Met, but I would eke to
add that people, ea united, often spot apart again
and go beck to their orlanel theme. with
double the original intealtyi Weems the present
world altuetion. •
People form permanent ties by cooperating le
common comtructive efforts, and It Is my belief
that such events as, the skit put on by the froth.
men in the dieing morn, elms. night, Blau athletic
del, and camp. day, are much atter and mom
Important written of class. and the Mule
ampule than any activities of the Contemn Com.
mlittea (yes. I ream net the freshmen skit Is
• n activity of the C. C., but It could be carded
on under ether swathe just aa wale/
Quite aside from the madam of the efficacy
of any art of hang as • unifying Arras, I would
ha to have explained to roe, in won, of one
syllable j.t why dam unity is ao much mini
Important than unity of the entthe school . to
Beilerellatng the latter for the sake al the
femur by setting three of the maids clean
against the tour.
It seems to be dreamily agreed tail there le
-some 'value to the caps end buttons". Personally.
I sal me how the cape nupplemant the button..
But nut Is a minor detail. The butane are vine
able, but they Ore Inadequate in that they nob"
enable the frames to learn the ha. of other
freshmen The freshmen should he maestri in
learning the names of upperolemmen too. And.
fof that matter, how many people do yen upper
chlattnen pus on campus each day whom names
You don't know? I suggest that upperclassmen be
alma wan Mame ens lea On Wan the Mae
Lieutenant Colonet Mee
Gilman', Jr.. '36., World War
righter pilot wan
ing after his plane eraldehede,
February Z In Korea.
141. parents. Mr. and Mrs ma
Ion F. efiesenem Crean,
Fume, •rorresdaM receive!
Defense Dantean intm 11,
Howard awl May Taylor, of leg this amount of Ws 144 Rigby
Riverton, New Jersey, expect to The 38-yearldd ^ 51 pilot soli
all for Japan M. yon Men leading a nada et the lee
deco on January 31. Me and
Wag Plan MKS
Mrs Taylor have been appointed enemy lins when hiat Mutant
by the America Friends Service developed engine tumble. Who
Orearathe to Join its teem what make pouring from Ma Nam-.
hut been working In Japan en. engine, he milted Ms wing nut
that he was going to Isait out. Na
The Taylors cued dm to ale parachute than seen, keeled,
alet be the work of the Mao. and the Mum ebbed.
Neighborhood Canter, opened in
Wit Lem MIMS
IMP by AFSC workers in Teri Cleaner was born end ream
lisighte, a suburb of Tay*. la Modena near Ceatreella
May ol tM inhebitant, of To. Chester County. The molly me,
Ma akaa nele bombed out
thee present horse In Mt
of their Tokyo boom. severs/
In 1.0 be eras graduated free
mom then area Other, are re lieronsberg Academy and bon
pendants from Korea Manahurla Haverford In ISM, What 41 nee
and Sib.. In dm Center era ored in Economics and mange
room. for Ellath end art the baketball two Ws enlist
eke. meths group. end • IF year. Ha tverkecl fere Ikeet hay
' triter also ha. a In • brokerage firm Won Joe
brary. The Le
Commulty Committee, made up Mg the Philadelphia brash el
at several neighbors and Quaker Lever Broths. Coehomny. Rs win
staff rumbas width has aelitta asetstant ta the sane masa
• haderehip for Ow Center.
When be Into e0 go on Botha dire
with the Army on Fehr-any 12
neyet, Becreation Dna.
The work which Friends have MIL Sit months /Ater be ac
conuniseoned and served a re
been doing Includes both relied
and rehabilitation. Part of Its advanced Mule engine iretrueto
lob In 00 neat with the alloca- until going to Engem hi Augur
tion of emetica relief supplies 1941.
In Japan. This adulation is While eying with the 8th Ad
Force out of Minn in Moslem
leaded lemurs
Licented and the continent, he Mot dorm
Agencies for Rai. in Ana, •
him agency organization of German FWD'S and "'emu
other planee" hi. parents be
which the AFSC is • ...Men lieve. He v. not OM 00 all
Altogether, since tie end of Shoot h. team they explains'
World War II, over $6.500,002 In all, he flew about TO soma
worth as rellth contributions
missions. woe award. the Dlt
have been distributed in Zap. Ilmulahed Flying Cross and the
through LAIte.
All Medd with four clusters. It
November, 1945, he come home
demean Cal a.
more Colonel Messner wan air Instruct
Duri.
e.g.
1.
950,A
..i.
FSC ofsencit ....
than
or per the 108th eight." Squad
and nearly twice as many poendn rots Ath Nadonal Guard. Reed
or food to Japan_ In addition, lag for three years. A year ad
Arec erraneei for the transport he went to ',motley Meld. vie
of over • million pounds of dad Mils. From there, In July, he
eggs and mi. from eovernmeet flew to San grandma to bell
emplane at the Celled Stet. the Bah hexer. an anent& cm
der, which took Mtn to Tern
expenserr'"
ateric", ere- on its record run of elght day.
pall all
j.P."."
pile, and ahloping them to de seven hours.
mason points within the coon. His wife Se the threw Men
try. All miler omega are dm Grubb of Dothan. Ale. They hen
tribe. acoroleg te need wilts. two children Cary gilmbeth. I
and Clay Millen 1.
out regard to cad or poll..
Another project of Co American yummy Service Committee
Ina mummy for the children of
Werillg mothers Wring In an
old army barrack, In Sets.. go
In Tokyo. AFBC hopes that title
nursery can he tegerged to
Neighborhood Footer like the Paul C. 1414. '49, Ins lama
the mad of the Nevi Orthale
one at Toyama Helga.
Laboralorlea. WM. Oak Man
land, 55 a physicist In the to
plosives Effect& Division of to
Explosive. Research Department
Kelly received nn. B. A. al Harm
ford In 1949. and hie M. A. lean
Yale in 1950. He Is a member
the American Physical Society.
marts Shane. .31, director of
75141 m.p.h. Speeds
person.; of the Department of
The Navel Otitinenee lemon
Labor, will leave the department tory le the Navy's reeding ne
March I. to become associate di. nacre remmh and develop."
Meter ot industrial .allow /or center. messed mar M.
the Peuman.Sterelard Car Metes Starlit.. Maryland, NOL ha
Inating Company. Secretary of within Its grbecre trata raw I
the most unusual scientific fedi
State Tobin .nounced.
Served with Employment Mae the in the world. Among this
A native of Philadelptga, Shane are the famed White flak win
I. the eon of the late George V. tunnel. in which Navy Seem.
shone, Meepreddent of Shane ceneuca were on rode. .
Raven A Wilson Company. guided mWllea Speeds corr.
flour mil., Snare gradueled Deeding te 7503 miles per na
from Haverford In 1131 ad en. have already been rerorded s
tared the United Stat. Employ- three Puma.
meet saliva in Philadelphia In The NOL Betation. a giant e
1933 after sers150 with the Penn. 10.000.000-volt mobile :ray get
sylvanla Mete Employment See erator cart genent. toys powsl
Accompiishinenu and potential. vice. In IMO he Joined the staff fill enough to penetzete Mem
Ills, or the film were discussed of the remains,. oldke or the Lab- Inches of mild steel. Among thi
or
Dram..., Ws."' `"°- most recently eompletea WIM
last January 21 at the Univereilly
Is the "amebae' •
of South Dante by Richard date director In loll and director Oak
scale= room.
1.947.
r.
Griffeth, 76, natant to the director of Memo= of Modern Art
Film Library. HN lecture mu entitled "The Art, le (me Irolustrel
To Work In Japan;
Will Aid FSC 1 Year
R. M. Sutton, 022
Uses Mousetraps
In Physics Lab. -
Paul C. Kelly, '49
Joins t401 Staff
Harris Shane, '31
To Be Director
R. E. Griffeth, '35
Speaks On Films
Dear Slet
Is It possible that even the HAVF-FtFORD
NEWS should not be amtne to the venom of
journalistic distortion? How can haverfohlans be
truly dedicated to unearthing Veritas if Mgr pub
nation has such total dieregeed for It .d. Indeed,
seems to dap. It?
I refer to the mailed prorue of Prof. Marcel
Githvirth in the HAVERFORD NEWS of gram
ery l& In that article It was blithely Mated that
Piot Clothier, wee born In antessia Now, I an Analeted with Mins Ogle hIn
aware Shot Bronchi in the Queer...City of Belgian graduation Irma Haverfoni in
and mutt might seem mare werty to be the birth- IBM. [Mitten evaidered to be
place of Dr. Gutwirth. out nee line of remonIng an authority on movies From clear cut and unemotional lam
hournabatie rather than true. Dr. GutivIrth le 1042 to 1948, he as In the U. S. our point of view, Sebum's mune
actually an Antwerpanasr, • native ot AntwetP, Army me editor and aim teemed, shows the feeling and emotional
new.a. • lesser city in that it IS =oda than sr for Calomel Frank Capra'. appeal that one usually thiniu
the ropltal (but here we must try, toavoki "Wiry We Mar ea. of anny of es crigtostin wish wmone
ottatetton Dan Ortfieth was
MmeMeridthmlie Prevl Marken atiltailes) executive director of the National of Bach and his contemporaries.
Formerly. however. Antwerp was the crown el Hard et Resrlew of Ilona Mei
Ream Me. ',dreamed
the Mani. Middle Area a great port of the Re turn during 1946 and 190 and
The beseknovm work of the
rudeseue. and the home of Peter Paul Roberts returned to the Mumma of evening was Bact's Motet No. 3,
and In that sew, no entail thy. Not only we. Dr. Modern Art Film Library in No. men take Mande The glee
Outwit-tit born In that doe, but m an thethigmce mother, 1940.
clubs combined fore. under Mr.
Geochith direction to glue • wellTranslator In the anierieen Army It ran that elle
Macy Of World Cinema
to Which he atoned. Bran& being, tor ha. Grifteth le a contributor on Warmed tradition. Although in
merely • trolnetop on his way—for Antweete Mtn. to such publicedona an spots varioun .ctions of the
ensure are neaten ereaeopol, Oteely .educed by Might and Sound." `The Na chorus were weak. the overall
Brumes" charm, It ems Antwerp. not Brussels, don:. `TM Now York Times," performance was eacellent.
which was mutilated by %Nem. riming the war, "New Movies" and 'inane He The Ma. for Rale Voices A
and the le • terrible aroma= W/ileh One eminot le co-mutter with Paul Rothe of Ompelte by Gomm Kaman pia
and Mould not take horn the people of Antwerp. 'The Film Till Now.. and he co. aided the oantereporary portion
New York too la a great and exalting <MY to dueled • Wray of world omens, of the roma. Mr. Ithertuds Mem
Dr. GM-Mak at it rally can't romp*a foe his which wan published lest ran.ry Is a leadnanng Mae comblehm
by Punk and Weasulla He Is the um ad Greg.. leuegteel style
affectiore w1th Antwerp and. er Haverdord
Journalistic revision a nev
never so fascinating . New York Ingo merespeectent for with the bold harmonic devices
the truth.
the Ion Angeles Times and Min of modern ninth. TM ellrrati at
Sincerely, is instruct. in =Moe picture* the mark is the Annus Dal which
do s.eg mommel to lb
. fit[ 011191101:5 gris M.. Wiese
Joint Glee Clubs Perform
Concert Of Sacred Music
writing, A small group of II
Havarrord Glee Club lad by re
Rase maintained the ...TO
standard of performer. oil
their reading of Mr. Kenna.'
choral work.
riebrileth Too Stmalve
The lest work of the event,"
wan en anticlimax to what ha
preceded It. The Jubilate Del 5
Giovanni Gabriel! lot eight Par
mixed chorus, brass choir 50
erg. seemed to be too resew
heavy and mak., "00°
much going on at owe, it le 49
Vetilt to differentiate the vob
lines—se that the genet"' ..tie
In • lanal of sound. One bar
benne that thie work it SO
on a smaller scale Meld be moo
etteceeduL
But aside from U. one Wes*
the concert of meted musk lip
one of the best Haverford e51
Bryn Mawr have given Mere SO
the Andean a pragmen•M
Pahmamme
stl
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B EINDAT,
rt,
1961
R•VERFORD NEWS
PAGE 1MOM
Swarthmore Ties Matmen, Nabs Overtime Court Thriller
Grapplers Knotted 16-16; Ford Swordsmen
Scarlet Co-Captains Pin Upset By Tigers
The Garnet of 5Warthrdore and the Scarlet and Black
In 20.1 Contest
SPORTS CALENDAR
Wednadsr, liabsow7
Yarstty rowing we. Soifer.
Raverrod Gynnthears. 7
pm.
Vanity theeketban vs Penne/1VMM MIthaey .;0000e1
Away.
Of Sesketball R Penosyl
van* MUM. celweef
Delaware Knocks
Courtmen, 11-48
Fords Lose 76.73;
Carroll Scores 33
Against Tollin's 30
Camera Catches Pseudo Foul . . .
Colman High For Losers
Swarthmore College nothiemed
As All Fords Sea Lotion
Its eixteen year mastery- over
ete quintets lest WeerseedeY
Stoptiro, eonsternation. and
A slow and tired Heverford
erting a they recovered bowl
in • etalathate to Maintain linverford's one-point lead toward deem,
yews written on the Ford
,askelhall Wan. was fastbreaked
Sear.
00,11 Wilt halftime dale, and
the trophy.
fencers. laws lut Thunder
to death and thoroughly trounced
went on to edge the Scarlet. 76721.
night, at Princeton handed them
,748 by • strong Delaware five
Bair, Dodge Win
Haverford. Vialtine forward
at
on the victer's floor last Saturethy
RaverfOrd'a 126 pounder, Harry Bair, opened the eve- • 237 licking. 71w unprodietable
Joe Carroll and Ford Cape. Set
Tigers wen the Fords In eery
Saaliwthall vs. Swung evening. Peeing the Blue Hen as
Teeth scored 33 and 30 points
ning with the Ford'. Initial win, a 4.2 dominion over Middle
matt that sweetly avenged an
weapon, winning the foil 14, and
respeefively
In the menthe.
eth., AMY. 7 Pro
AtILIUC &Milton Mika Law& Bair Lathed a takedown and the
defeat by the Fords was
saber and epee by twin 7-2
battle.
Vesely node. vs. Nemec+ nutlet
Frank Albers, who netted Si
a fame.' WW1 two moose for Lie OPDOlient,
Mem
yenta: AMY.
Into Overtkne
points, while Sam Colman was
Tinelletnets Masted
G.CaOtala John Dada. recited up live point. for the
SV Fencing es. Feenimisothe Haverfortre
liaverfurd
held
a 3544 halftime
bright mot with 14.
Scarlet, aa he pinned Avery Harrin ton lathe 130 pound bout wingers. but Skip Mattson. Kart
Vecelomm Amy.
g
lead, watched it dlainlegnili IS
Fos. Never tool
Spaeth. and Roger Jones won two
Dodge took he nun-down and
Vanity woodier 47.50 at the end of the 1311rd
Accurate shaming and passing
apiece io supped etc of the Seals
phased
At
quart, before regainiolt it with
coopied with a smooth fa, break
IN and /Nadir seven p.n.. This
5 minun of regulation time resoon Chedthioneh'W
enabled Delaware to ramp from
was di* swordsmen's second mt1=h1:°hoekl""th04stumpy
Metenon, Haverfortee
nueknell fend daYO
Waning. However. with only 30
the outset A Hurtubtse foul was
.. lei. FIN 'set!, but was the
second. to go Gan., Pivot..
Imbedet
the Seeders lone tally while their
Murth
straight
Ions
to
the
boys
period
Dick Hall 411190•• a rebounding
6a
opponent. took an early 134 Lead.
from old Nareau.
his bout to tom by a plu
Carrell eat-shot and dumped It
Colman and Hurts,. countered
Fal
Ln to de the game at es ail.
with
long
set
shots
but
Delaware
Foil was Frinceton's weak.,
Toth* converted • one hand,
rontlitued to pull away leading by
=CtMnM::::
:'41
weapon. and the beetle so, much
as
the extra period go" under
scores of MS end 2011.
" "L. 'ry°00".44 k.'"d
sta°:" Raverford•• IV moven .raged ethos 0150 the 14 wore Indisat
way and Hall countered with a
During the. second quarter
cate.
rrre
Tom
Woodwind
won
his
•
successful
preamble
to
the
.core
Jump allot from in front. With
Coach
Niter
substelluted
freely
In
Hrrerror..
Ent
bout
Itendily,
hut
euccumbed
grrryrr Hood Trophy mewling match at
two Minutes remaining Togues
the attempt 00 find a clicking
Bob Marthirsore the Friday Meld by In the second nvo After holding
047
1101311. Ford searing awl put hts
combination: however, It wasn't
smarner 10 add three moon p.m de-temthil the Do". grebeire 42 leads. Skip Mattson lost his
team ahead 73.71. A minute later
fire match, but cern. leek to Al • meeting of the Intramural Me Ford's night end the Blue
a tout Not by Hall and a M by
to the Ford's tally sheet taut 1545.
The mateh got off to • ratios. down his next two opponent. Committee held Mat Thursday. Hens rolled on. Althea Ermine
Carroll out Swanton°. in front
tined up seven Polo.
Log mart as the fire three weight Joe Green dropped three to the plans went completed for Class ki. and 1.1tt continually hit Mom
edam Moon 1111. Ganat guar& is apparently gougln
to stey as the Germ pair ClinchDay competition in basketball. the floor and foul Um Os Sire
*P"'"M°.
°°°" point
ellMitnell Were forfeited, two by Orange and Bleck battlers, im y011ey.11.
Cadwallader Stan
and wrestling. The Delaware a comfortene 45.14 Sol Tolltha eyes as the Fard captain goes up for a two-hander I ed matters with a IIVO 01000"
apiece while the Fords fought for
loo Wednsolayis guns.
Co-Captain NM MEMO Atentle Haverford and one by Swarth. eluding Pete Nomile., who did- preliminary round of phomfth 1.1 hot inse margin.
which Mee. the more at n't lose • hem ter the Tigers.
possesslon in the final seconds,
than:pion Golly Crolvelleder o. Met
these three epees 01(1 be held on
Dail Second Rau
SOS baton the „Leen., he,
Saber
tended Ina years unbroken rec. Neve,. Rob
Taft, Irstrettelse nor Plea
Wednesday •nd Thursday. March
Nee,.
Princeton'. only other triple 4 and 15, with the thuds taking The Illeimanese of the mood
ord
vinorke One fed., er
Raverford didn't heath to plek
halt
was
characteristic
130-poundw. ehallenged arInner was
of
the
Caputo Chem John- place on Friday. March 16.
Injury la not counted In thot sw4,440
up
halftime margin until mid.
,, 1,-.,„0,4444., 440
entlre mote m both coaches clean
leg.et by Path./ Clerk... PO- was unable to smile the bout amt, who lowered the boom on
way
In the second quarter. Di.
team
Teams Bleed
ed the benches to ieue web playthe Fords In mbar by 51 54.
mIntalve
Swarthmore gutted SW
n'er in the 157 Pound mate le due to objections of the Garnet 5.1 scone Karl Spurt rallied
Committees have hem •Pleoln, er a chance in the kneaded game. Completely outclassing their
to
Cadealltder made Aluirt work of cee,..h.
Odeon'. driving lay tips Gam, Mae Haverford s JV Swarthmore Vearlings thrtaten Speck patrolled Tollin well In the
rack up victor. In hi. nen two ad to organize the various class Sam
Palmer with a double arnobar le Scott
frtse stanza• and the Ford ace
went
g
ood
for
8
thems.
of
HaverfortTs
Peal
Sterner
heeds
ifirrimich.
Scarlet
and
eel
cam.
to dose the gap. Sort), of
put the Ford ran.= in
bouts but Lorry' Mortis and Don
the first period.
group of lour student. handling thlrel period total of 13 ponna the sight mood with a crwiting Semi, baskets sent the Main could manage only a tom foul.
Black's PrOpounder, steeled the
Both teams played deliberately
Wm...ling CPUS, the Swarth- ball rolling with • mrprim de. Young couldn't BM the range at beaketbsil; working with hirn are Beakles to fast-break the Blue 7656
victory in the prellrolnary LJnem well out in front again.
all. lotting three epees to the
and neither had mend ita suede
.91.10. 167 inmed Rea Melon reined by time advnntage Dee.
Km Dolbeere, Ted Curran and Hett's oftener zumeadully built Woe last WedneadaY menhe on
Few Mgt Armen
Rohl. Hmarforda Ned
as the period ended with the
ainilthge over Charles loons of Swarth
Steve
Sachs.
This
week Ws coth. plays around their 65" center the home court Every lime the
Tee
Curran
and
Bob
Feeser Searles on top 1613.
Mee
worth fought one of the beet mom
mina, will conduct a polling and pivolman, Jim Krualniskl. to
netted eight and els minus to Tollth and Wayne Hurtublert
team lost for the Mit among
MM. of th e menthe tO 40nth In the 157.pound chvislon, Haw
the intramural basketball take a 8937 commend at the end
pace the locals opening Mack in who netted 17 for the evening,
as only Roger players to elect lo-man beaketball of the quarter.
out on the Mort end of • 102 'rimers Bob Sealy added mother time thiss i
J ones could get Into the win colthe oat 0000000 and hold an led • second period mu* that
decision. Hollingsworth hod Ie three points to the Ford
moue to moment wen class in A etet foul by Wayne Hurtubise
telly.
1611 lead. In the second period completely took the• play any
use all his strength to mold • sheet. es he dectsioned Swarth. Utah Jones won two bouts and the playeffr. Any man go Mown was sandwiched between 3
held
le, a third 24 to Princetona Tom mat how played In at least half golds and
it win Cermet, and Burg. wen , from the venom. 101110 nalutl
Mn Mb In the match.
re's
105,
a foul by Defoe.* at
In the Trf pound envision the liav•rf or is Zd weaned. Vincent Sam Hudson had his of his earns scheduled Intra- the opening of the Bret stanza.
0 five
'eams
"I'd p.lred.401.0"e'VeP'
1117111's' wean1
Ford's Bill wIghtman metered I weeding at 167 pounds, decision. worst night of the semen as he mural games.
.110
0
As u 074
01 it was Dan
D'Ort°'"Att.
Moose Amussen drove hard for The Haverford IV regent tom Raverford ahead It the half by ,e,e who
boulder in
Pin by Clem Hattie of Swarth. eel Jay Othrech of flwerthrnors ie. MOM Weight se din an Bob whilr,r
00 two eyrie. and DAM *q ueened a 9541 whitewash to
. 33.16 count
•
shunc
ri..
Lelbold.
Dry
ro.
rybr..
,,,40,.4414
more Mt, nearly two rounds of 64. to Mine the Ford total up to
4,, through for an underhanded iwo shooting Delaware Fresh quintet
The
Scarlet
quintet
widened
the 000 Ford p004. pew
neutral action. Haan. led 40 It It against ihvartIonoria 10.
volleyball sv11 only he between , Pointer to make the score 48 to in the prtImi0et7 game
pe
ga:c
iod
bythree
...ri
poLonten,
In.
the
af Dele"
thit,hz
the time.
75. The game's final score came wart lest
Nth Mier, H.v.rto rd
tin thine
Satyr:ay evening.
greeter Ks..
pounder. round the only pin of
Fmnk Near cut hack on 1110
that the Freshmen forfeited
The home five jumped to an Ferree tallied ilis..and Pester
A nevrtmer to fiemeonee the JV menet m he felled the
thr Grmr,
from the volleyball league auto. ' man. received a pars under the mrly
the
60
1.4
before
H111115011
ranks sleeted one of the most Garnet's Frelfich with a strong
menteelly melon. *hem from basket end dropped it In MI the
for fin"'
.P.
..„.0k Scarlet lead, The Swarthrtme
tallied the visitors lone find Mug
in the fine, Le-- erni-ie sharpshooter blood up one
colorful Mute Si the match, m crotch arid hall nelson. early In In • week of Southern DIViakel Clam Day competition In that Moor wended.
Biddle Atlandc Conference tar
period goal Never relinqutshing elght Pak.. aie
Don Chandler took on Swarth- the meond 1100100.
linden. driving 10 090 end .stn
El...WM
Of
play-off
voleY.
To!.
Wen.
'Of/"
lead, the home team scored ed the ma rgin
only poets
mote's mammoth Nigerian. C.O. In the heavyweight ...ion. ketball activity. Delaware and ball teams will be conducted az In Although Sol Tullio played a the
for Id or lg. tee 's 26 pinta
lo consecutive points In the lint Car rya
theme The final oemome el Haverforda Charles Robinson Swarthmore have moved into • boaketthdl, with the came
nee and wrenPY Mier Pm& he quarter to lead US. They
or
coo
Cer
rrag."
13:07 tsn'd-H...rritio
.
m forfeited to Garver of Smyth- firs place ale. displacing PMC ity rub. holding.
ll'
e
""
reud
'
r
ufrIn
rdg g
the
'l7d
suffered his only 'Mfr. 'dant of united to shut out the Main
rame
sn'
ti2ferl"'
be
from the top rung of the Nave
ell
tinishod
the
game
with
17
Chandler: if he won. Haverford mom Mt., Diluting a knee in
0104 sr.%
Melon Dew OW.
he year offenalvely by connect. Liners in the beginning of the Point& wlUle Footer hod 03.
ladder Delaware, Swarthmore,
he me pinned. Bocci-- the world period.
woe:
Once again fouls were the
and Ilreinus have morel double Harry Bart will handle the ng on only 4 of 22 shots. Agape second period. as they netted
ford lost; If he was deentioned
and
again
fd.
wrestling
shots
""r
railed
aethildes.
rslj
by
Fortis.
In
Claes
undoing.
Day
Anwesen.
Sam
eleven points before Burge hit
victories In the past week. with
0
the match would end in a tie
smelling there are seven weight tithes a. they rolled around and for a field goal and a free throw. 7
A 11 Colman, and Don James ail made
M•4
.
1°:i"7. t
;
the Sean taking over third
For nthe grueling MM. the 23 Les mooch f
ci;
l se
z...
130.
1,L,. 1.
I fourth period exits via the foul.
47,, 157. witr
hf„. out of the hoop.
The haltUme scow reed 45-11.
place. a mere half earns behled
score was In doubt. but ultimathly
Forward Sam Colman led the The Scarlet
man
routs Tollin and II urtubise bore
emesses roe- the leaders.
i•air
looked
a
little
bet.
L'enT's° ............
Chandler held Atm.. to • do
has not participated In a sanIty Ford nve In scoring wieh
the Mont el the Ford fight nod
ter in the third Perieel.
eedetem4 With 1111 Utt scoring 25 Point. or junior
Her
delo& and the match was tied. °4,ft: meth.
versity sport the winter points. Athena pared the Acton 1400 and
Seem tallied eleven
Delaware WM. MSC, nap. WO is Webb. 46 0000010 for Ws clam thus slue liens with 22 maritem
....... .
e
''''"
33,51
1:"M
and o
ca
v0
e00togw•L'
a 13:hr
1sed.
.'
rrow
Minth
five only mit
and
the
host
Tuesday night: the Blue Hew
Roe
In the compeUtion.
101 ore•
Carroll paced the olotors in their
,:1177
morel them
Delaware ▪
easy WM win over Haverford on la • bull of • draw by the 1
serto f final bid which Hall ended with
nn.,.
e
their
again
pace
teemed
in
th
Saturday night ensured them 01 Seniors de Seniors
.:
I his story Seek laity.
will tang le a
,
Ine
period
and
emerged
vlethrl.
Saidel, Stein Appear their Sear place Or with the Ger with rho Juniors In the prelim!•
I L.
Trophy Coated
by • 9541 count
In Garden For IC-4A nat.Swarthmore welted Into the nary round. of baek.ball. volley 1.7
o 0 0 Three Fonds made their last
! Earl
toadHarrison wee theonl
onl
,,
y Fool So
ball, and wrestlins. while the
• •
Havanna College's certain
to hit double figures. The
Mme appearance on wedneeder.
league
!earl
by
defeadng
the
Sophomores will be matched
glut M cross eelotttl. Joe Stent
Wats
101110.
et 02 se men forward tallied 10 twin..
Arno's.. and Colman
it Leanne
end ace Melt man, Burt Saielfd, Verge 7673. In an overtime thril1 .00(0.0 the Freshmen.
Er= r
the Dela.. squad WM
Owe.
ContinuagIge & CS. 11
bred the 1000 yawl run and 60 er on Wednaray and Illipeing
Jordan Deteneng Champs
Crawford, who scored 23 points.
d dash in the 13th annual Drexel, 8144, on Saturdsv.
The elms of 11161 emerged vlo
Other high scorer for the Blue
Intercollegiate A.A.A.A. thdoor Ursine.' twin victories ear. at torloW from the Class Day war*
Rem wow Lama. tint and
track and field meet at Madison the expense of Drexel, by a 7470 last year. nipping this were SenWhite rig'. .
Spare Garden lut Saturday more and P14C. by • 8571 count iors by one point The winner of
■
Deleeuw rnee
WIee
MAC Lealroe nasediege
evening.
this wither. Clap Vey 0111 once
•ee
W
L Pet ageln he decided on the Weis of Oman •
Sten. who prtvlowly won the
f°
I
2 .714 the point total •• Computed on
1000 Wird ran In the Psucesnosis Swarthmore
2 .714 he lollowing Mss: 7 points for
Although the Stood trophy sea meoiree. InvItattonal Indoor fJWwars
=Via'
thm.
- -6 236 entering.• full tram In an athletic
given Jointly Mb Yeen ago he meet earlier the winter. did not Urea.
Phitten.
CONTrAT WINER,
Me alumni of Haverford and fa. too .01 Saldal, however, PMC
4 SO) contests, 6 pain. for winning a
Craig Hebert°. emessM
Swarthmore college., there has lasted through ow hest before Drexel
6 250 game or match. end 4 point. for
rotest
500 points on the nose Is
L.,•T
been nothing Wilt about the pm hams Pc &endue and O'ConnisIL Haverford
6 150
win • anion of Chester
session of It It has been awarded
geld marlin th the .e
cs tan., end the do., the
katball
wore-mmaing
rum
Forte mulct cone to It sae a de
het held last week,
In the 111243 college year.
fr
fr
-i
to an announcePoestbUire Of A Tie
ment nude by Dick Ober
' The trophy I. awarded to the
maims Chesterfield
college that ssme • mathrItY el The undefeated Senior A
12 I
To
the Melte eththtie contests be.
to the
Vent
win streak Bellinger tallied 14 for the lwere e nd 13 point& while Gontrum
teem the two echoed. When ma
total number of points to be
while Sterner netted 12. The netted 18 for the keen.
RADIOS-RECORDS
0 04k1.7..
they
• Soph Cs also: won their only
use plays two gamin In a Me 1
monad by the Ford for
Vets
Spilt
RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS
T
Da
2848
O e'I
mnteet
over the Elopt
ma. the second one le the ore
WM week rthoold be tient
Sporting new uniforms. the
01100 thi• week over GontrUnla
In the final seconds of the gene. Froth
cut eounta for the em.
Cs 3842. Schlegel and Senior Vets mint two decisions to SIM Obenunbt, se Lloyd.
28.17 NM
lest Fridays 1616 tit In The Da held .
Caekey paced the victors with 10 Otto.
before
three
game
way tie with the
time Weans
wremfing creates the poelibilltY mine Into the Gat 30 wood.
Junior Ba and Froth As for
day night
eats... es KJ
at a deadlock for the trophy.If when Darwin Prockop threw In
sixth place. The Vets dropped a
INTRA-WAAL
Taveagi...1
ppen', the cop will re. • pivot Not from the foul 1100
•
happens,
4843
contest
to
the
Senior
We
'STANDINGS
meth with the ;Onion. holder, to wen the game. &eh D .caring
plead by Bellinger's 23 wimp.
Henkels
& McCoy
H. ROYER SMITH CO.
Swarthmore. In 194143 the Pore to. weed, while Modem' paced
W L PCT They Chtlekly reboUnded to
flactSX
Won the soccer 1E4 football cots the victors *Rh 16 points.
Contradoro
Tb4S.1..
12 0 1.003 trounced the Junior 00'. 59-30.
Senior A
peaneu
MU, • Walnut Ws. M41.
Sorb ill In Second Place
meth but tied wreelling. 14-14.
10 3 .789 BoteLer tallied 18. while teamSoph
Open Wed- leves.
Philadelphia
Sweet:more wiel/usl Sway with RIchles reshot Soph B five Junior A
55,,aumest
9 3 .750 mate Kemmerer netted 12 for the
Wale.
&WM
belted:ell, and wed the 001.1111 Up won tW0 gunge 10 UM Over oar Soph C
9 3 750 Vets. The fifth .place Soph D's
le gee wing to keep pommel. ond place with • 104 record. Soph D
7 138 downed the low scoring Troth
00 iho award.
Their lint ...Weal cent. we, Sr. Vets
5 7 .917 A& 2349 In the remaining league
hai raW'l
1. Lubbock, Tenn 16, %SODA
IMeds Nosed Out
Grove'. Fresh 90. In a 4049 con. Junior IN
5 7 A17 game. The ninth plc. Soph A.
Lae year, although many of test ir
11 Point. Froth A
5 7 .417 ware idle tills week as the Friday
College Book Store is a favorite
g num. They next
the meths. wore extremely for •
Soph
3 7 301/ night games were postponed due
lose, Haverthrt could bring routed
Junior ITs 50.29. Sack Froth 11
2 9 .21rE to the Swarthmore wreetlIng
student gathering spot in It Book
borne but two triumphs, victor. Ledehowf paced the Soph
in nosh C
1 9 272 match at Swarthmore.
la tennis and track. TM Modell bath weer with 18 and 31 Minn
Volleyball
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Sono -Coca-Cola is the Laved.
wt.p loot by one point. and the beepeCtivelY.
W L rta.
baseball mord win weed out by Tn. Junior A mutes dropped unfor A
8 3 .727
has run. The golf team also lost Into • third place tie. as they
&Olt. With the college crowd d
unior
8 3 .727
Germantown. Chestnut tall,
heerthreeker, bowing 64 the pleyed only one game this week. enlont
Math Line rid
4 2 .667
Melding metthh going to Swarth. Sterner paced Colon's crew to Soph A
400 Whiten:ma
Texas Technological College. a•
Chester County.
7 6 SC
Hear ford grappled to a 16-16 De lent
Friday night, ati the
Hood Trophy wrestling MAO between the two college■ ended
'""'
Ford JV Downs
me t Wrestlers
In 19-15 Match
F
Plans Completed
For Class Day
Sports Jamboree
Garnet Cagers Lose To JV
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Niemoeller Doubtful Chakravarty Hits Re-Opening Of Club '50
On Arming Germany Materialism, War, Topic In Student Council
Coelho. From Psgo One
obtained their food before the day nigh. AdmItelon to the
• By TONY MORLEY
bvkt Russia may well be pm World War L paid hie brief Malt
closing dins of the regular former will be forty cents. and to
the latter sixty cents The Junior .
plied "es rethiquish her control to Dr. Steer, as part of • the
esintil.ed Teem PM. Oa
of Eastern Germany and allow
In last night's mewing the Class ix considering minting pm.
tour in this country. where
And here again he found the Council reviewed the report of grams for Class Night at a con
tlitionnitry to be reunited under he has addressed church groom
•• leadlonary government, in. in Florida. Chicago. and several ablution in higher morality. In. the committee that evalusted the f thirty dollars.
Connell Appeals
as he pat It. "light which 11. Honor System at Reverter& The
dicited Pastor Martin allemoeller eastern seaboard Ades.
Finally, the Students' Council
In en informal interview at philAs an explanation of his un- loink." Is tranaml.d by "men activities of Um Preto Club also
Peace will come, were Investigated to determine parishes to extend an urgent Sr.
,!..Phs Prof es sot Doug.usual analysis of Re/elan incle of good
Mare's home Sat Tuesday morn- nations In conquered Germ.. he announced. through the spread. but how effective It has been m peal to all etude.- lo sign up
Nlentoeller pointed outt_the mark- Lug of "spiritual truths and divine far In publicizing the &liege and for donating blood which la to
bow great its coat of rule- be shipped to Korea There has
nner Niemoeller. noted Gen ed lack of success with inch all light"
been a large turnout from all the
The speaker next reinveeti- •
WIM.
main Lutheran church leader and etforta to communize the Helm
es in this arm. The
liointer ...rim commander in have met since 1995. "Not a single Mted Western materialism by
Recently raned to the a. other colleg
communist gained Important of- pointingout that although science Night Committee were Robert Red Cross will send a mobile
connected the mrners of the Cll.., '53, chninun. Garrett non here when One hundred men
fice In our recent Laender sec
up to give a pint of
lions." he said. "and the apathy globe 'with swift means of cont. Roberts.
George Lamphere. here signed
toward Soviet methods in the municatIon. the various peoples 52, Elliott Wilbur. '51. William blood. All Interested should alga
hulled.
'East German Democratic Re. of the world am still quite apart. Boger, 55, and Christopher Han- the not. on Founders
the Council
poaaibla
If
hoard.
.
etLas
public' has been most discotr Allplande which he droc4be
sen, '54. Their duties consist in
would like to have one hundred
almost magic came.
aging to the Kremlin."
setting
the
publicity,
sales.
ticket
Conamuently. It is far from you acres& the blue Pad." do up of rehearsal places and the name. by the end at the week.
inconceivable that the Russians not, he asserted gum... the general Mccation of equipment.
would prefer-to pull out entirely. -inward nearness'' of one people The judges for tins year's con
The Students' Con.] acted In the hope that their propaganda with`another.
test will be John Ash... Frank
CU.. re. Paraaea
Have 511splaeed MOM
upon Its 1001 budget in a recent would be more effective when
Pal.. and Carl Allendorler.
-The mind has Or own rhythm.
meeting conaddering the request. they were not thennelves present.
Performance. will be given this Ines three long-lime members—
such withdrawal. the pastor 1k own background and feelings" year on both Thursday and Frl. Anthony Mot., tomer Editor:
of various ormnisatiorm and mak.
which are distinctly apart from
rants accordingly. The was careful to point out, would
Freddie Unreel, former Man.
communication and
mounts granted have been de- neceasatily be dependent on a mechanistic
aging Dn.: and Howard
tranaportatbn. he maintained. It
O'Neill. former Makeup EMter.
termined in all cases except that simultaneous withdrawal or allied is not gwgrephie
distance but the
nursiPl Colman, form. Sports
at Cep and Bells. wIsMMINdy re. forms from the Wmtern Zones. mind of man which is the hamlet
Lutheran leader.s stateEditor. will remain on the staff
eently submitted Its *nen_
between peoples, noted Mr. Cut.
next year in a marts essociate.
The some asked for by the men. were made In conned. 'travesty.
of his
Meetitea Moved CP
LC.G, and WILFIC received the with a general repetition
The speeker pointed out two
oppo
The date of the annual NEWS
moat severe meta Dan Hardy. recent widely publicized
Continued lento Page One
have
Americans
which
In
things
to Chancellor Konrad
board elections was moved ahead
president of the radio station. eition
'The
Adenauer over the Popo. re. Misplaced
forced by government support" this year In order to allow senior
Me filed an additional request
armament of Weetern Germany. ed headline" that mislead the
After vociferous argument's in members of the staff thne to pre
with the Council, and the radka
He made many comments indi- reader: Ill "aggregation." Man, which Sachs upheld not only his pare for their compreheninve
station will probably be granted
he said, "more than an
cating his friendship with Soda]. kind
bill but aloe • particular interpre- emminations in June. Next year
additional fund.. Heaviest cen
of
groups.
power
of
aggregation
but
at leader Kurt Schumacher.
tation of the hbtory of the Tabor It is planned to move the election.
sure here Jell upon the technical expressed en opinion that it stereotyped nation.states." "The
movement. the boll passed with up to midyear. when most ml
budget. which was Increased to might
xture of social life is
politically wiser for the whole
nearly unanimous vote from lege newspapers change beanie.
provide for much - needed Im- Socielista to leave Ade.. in a dependant upon individuals." not
twenty-elght attending ICG
the
Fear News L..
of
provement in view of the
situation of holding position with- upon expedient aligrueents
members.
It waa deckled alas at the
natIonstates. he argued.
tel scarcity of radio parts and out power.
Meanwhile, Lloyd rue cal. meeting of the Neve staff to der
a
with
closed
Chakravarty
Mr.
equipment The I.C.G. budget was
such circumstances. he
editors rather than
James Hudson. Gerald Freund four
rotaid.ered too high because of saki the German governrrant final bleat at materialism. The
and Nicholas Norton mnsposad the customary three, 10 order
the large amount asked for could be prevented from mut- machine, he claimed. cannot "dethe Revert°. 1CG contingent that their duties Unlit ma be as
transportation.
miffing Itself too strongly la bn the goods of peace.. Peace that attended a regional me. heavy as In the past The recentThe Art Committee, German either the West or the Emt. and can come only from 'The human
tine meeting of the argrnim.. ly elected News Mines, James
Club, Chess Club. and Field Club mulct thereby avoid the Unger heart" Motivated by kintUinesa at Bryn Mawr on February 17. Cranford Fred Muth. and Philip
have not yet Sobrnined their bud of action which would provoke We must. he concluded. ...link Freund announced that the Stansbury. will undertake Meltwhe
positions
into
r
ounelves
.
eel, and unless these are handed
editorial duties heal.g
machine is not expected to do screening toriuriiuea at the rev
a promptly the organizations 'Neither myself nor the Ger- the
8.
that which only we ourselves can Mon. conference. competed of hate of March
man mock" he mncluded
may receive no grants
The poet of Makeup 911Mr,
faculty adv.rs and students,
At the present time the Coun fully, "are ready to be convinced
address by would include Professor Roche held during the past year by
formal
the
After
arming
that
will
main
tom
for
di Its. approximately IITT.00 re.
Howard O'Neil remained unfillMr. Chakravarty. there followed and Norton from , the Saver/ad
remit in pear" renaming for the garment.
ed at the elecliora held last There
• question period. In the coulee chapter.
Hudson received the APP.., day, The addl.n of an extra
of which the speaker was to
Id the staff teemed
quested to give hie vie. on the mere of chairman er the Labor Igews Editor
to make It possible for the work
nature of the East-Went wait Committee and another Hanle
formed, done by the Malmo
and to assert whether or not he ford man la Mb to hr named
Coto Editor to be performed by anoth
felt it is unavoidable sod Inher . chairman of the Judiciary
er member of Use editorial board.
interrnlleginte rivalry with
eat In the differences of ethnic mitten
Swarthmore this year win take
is .01ustastic end good. W./round. SAYERS SPORT SHOP
en anew aspect on March 1. at but refused to commit tided'
in W. Lessee ee Avms•
4,30. when a combined Haverford. on the outcome of the contest
remsets. Pa.
ARDMORE
Bryn Mawr volleyball learn meet. She did say that In the past. the
a es
mum
Continued from page One
rem Lam
Swarthmore in the Bryn Mawr Swarthmore girlateam hen dour.
At
Mated the cute. with Bryn
code a WYmnesiurn.
Dr. Taylor reiterates the hope
Mawr, but that in their meeting that any alumnus In the medical
MONS elf.DMOSSI 0.0
Willhana Men Le. Fay
The Haverford team composed this year Bryn Mawr Is determin- or dental professions who lean not
Yet reMived a letter of invitation
of the Williams House Varsity ed to hem the tables.
The first combined pratedre will nevertheless corker himself
combine with the
and
RO. Molted. Such alumni should ad.
Bryn Mawr volleyball varsity for ems held TtleodaY.
In the B. Mawr gymnasium Ise the Alumni Once if they exthis event.
Ceptain Hunter Cutting of the under the direction of Miss Kilby pect to attend.
Williams boys when interviewed of the _HMO MA. Athletic DeOs the Mate Lim M.
can ditcnm. partment. The team showed sr.
mid: ."So far so
It and. eigernent and all seemed
Oda le the Brat year that
will be a game of this confident of ' VietbrY in the big
mt.. In the past they have
cononOtarrn
SERVIMI
lima arranged. but pen of the The public is invited to the
GALL;
game and refreshments ma be
entm did not show up...
Biga
the player.
"Me. In Shapes
aptain Cutting remarked furSummer Coarsen
ther: "Our boys ha-, been wo king haul for this game and have
made extreme sacrifices to keep
Study end Travel
' thgruelves in shape. Soda drinkA ram opportunity la eada,
log and smoking have been tot
memorable exponents» la Mars
me and hp Mel II,
Demha injuries to two um.
Commas lora. Spanish MaLoechel and John Steely,
fed. Via
c
tile Haverfeed representatives
WM present a formidable array.
awed.
Combining with Bryn Mawr In
earsrE.14
the Varsity tray em kad Spaeth.
TOURS. Ins
Me Mne Alm. New sort to N. I.
Dick Bantu Hunter Cutting. and
Dm Young. They will he support.
Labe Shun. Martin Heiea
ler. George Nash, Bob al...
sad Joe Dibble
M. Mawr Hopeful
Cynthia Mason. manager of the
Bryn Mawr volleyball team. re
14 W. Lamm-ter Ave.
marked that the Spanish House
Ardmore
-
Ray Eberle .
And'Aggregation'
I
has
Student Council
Grants Requests
For 1951 Budget
News Elections .
Any
Mg g
Sachs-Hudson Bill
Adopted By ICG
The
Ikter,
he
News
with the
Williams House Boys To Do Battle;
Swear Off Smoking, Soda Drinking
BRIEFS
CHEMISTRY CLUB
CHANGES SET-UP
. who is featured, tor with the Teddy Wilgether
es Trio, at this year's
withe
Junior Prom on March 10
—the "Fete au Printempw.
The fourth annual meeting of
the Havertord College Chemistry
Club wm 1.10.01 the even171. of
Tueaday. February 20th The pct
wary businem attended to ems
the ratification at the dub's con.
Minion The main Wily of the
rules of the club remained tile
tame. with only a .1.1. change
M. Instituted. This concerned
the election of the org....e.
prealdent
PreMeek lillgiblr
The old rule of the constitution
excluded students who were Pre,
Medical Chemistry majors born
the presidency. According to the
chmge, the office is now open
o all students inalonng.in Chem.
Class Night .:
Oreattmed two Pore the
with what could and could not
printed as to make the assign
t of a fact to a operate skit
the next thing to breaking an
nenm. Ten you all about It. but
don't print It!" In all likelihood
it would be out of date anyway.
Revision and ehangele are the
keynote. of the present rehearsal
b
Albrechra Flowers
Corsages
Tbs Campus
and Earl IL Spaeth Vied for me
oral place; Donald W. Jaen,. app,
Herbert 'A. Hume were in %Ire
place,
Approximately 150 cadges..
ticipate In the tournmnent le
these from the Middle Alla..
cone. Four parrs from each co,
lege compete to determine the
two pain each zone sends to Cht
for the Fetal playoff. Qual
Urine Peke are given MI Miner.
free trip to Chicago Four ye.,
age Revert°r sent a pt. to Cbl.
cam. Last year the Club abetvad
honorable mmtlea
Conmentora pay ptevlou.
specified. set hands. which an
soared in New York by Mr. G..
MoteSmillt to determine lath
nem.
harp.
The speakers of the evening
were two dub members. Gilbert
Led;51 and Eklund Laity, a
made. student. Both spoke on
Micheal Faraday, the famous
Engl. scientist w.ho is hest
known for his discovery
..magneile induction. Leib told
dub members about Faraday's
ch. to fame, OvereOrnIng
men.w difficulties, such as his
Lack of higher education. The latter ol the taro speakers inform.
di them of the scientist's esperimen.lon an Tolethildrailtre..
Club President Barton Milligan
been chown to represent the
college on a student co...e
which mains
Studenta As.
dation of the American geniis
lay SWUM, bt the city of Phila.
of elec.
has
,1„.. tlnaUrg
ti.
has.
n irtteresed0
oa
,...trzh
What has
on for
the several weeks prior to Clam
Night will simply have to be
there on March I or ft Na one
seems to boom for sure and they
wouldn't be aayIng II they did
BRIDGE CLUB PREPARES
FOR NAFL, MESH
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trey
Fords Lose . . .
Coat.. hem Page Them
each coded four year calon. ea
OW Hayed°. hardwood.
On Saturday we 'ffattiet Nails
the Garnet In. an attempt te
fluke off the Swarthmore jinx
The wooed mutest is well Ivo.
salvaging. en II is the eneennter
which counts toward the Hood
Trophy
smatimme
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Mac intoshTrip...
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the Director of Arludeslorts at
E. P. Vance 16, who
Oberlin.
hesas the mathematic. depars
meat there.
Mr. Macintosh wit] continue to
visit high whools and prep
wheels this spring to interview
respective Haverfordlans. His
next trip will be southward
visit Washington and Baltimore.
later In the spring. he plans to
ravel to New England to Inter
view candidates. that region.
and
On February 21. the Haverford
College Midge Club held Its play.
off. Floyd Ford directing the tour
eminent for the • Middle Atlantic
sone eoropetillan prior to the heal
pleyolf of the National hurt.
Icel. Bridge Tournament to be
held In Chicago April 21 and 9.
Four Pale. Lead
The tap four pairs playing had
bent determined the week helote
Gouvernmr Cadwallader and
Herbert W. Hickman had 10
score Donald G. Kirk and Rich
sr A. Kirk, Hon. 0. Guilin
team
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