PHILIPS BEQUEST, LARGEST. IN - COLLEGE . HISTORY, ....

PHILIPS BEQUEST, LARGEST. IN - COLLEGE . HISTORY,
ADDS ' TWO
.... MILLION DOLLARS T 0 ENDOWMENT
The berM.t of a single alumus has recently added approximately 52.000,000 to the
endowment fund of Haverford College President Gilbert F. White announced during Corn,
Mernernent SereM011iet hriMildttel Hall this morning. The stun, equal by itself to almost Otte
third of the entire endowment as of earlier this spring. represents the residuary relate of
the late Mr. William Pyle Philip], '02,
Haverford's Largest Gift
It is in addition the large. Single bequest ever received by Haverford during its entire
118 year Mastery.
Mr. Philips' will which has been involved in legal settlement proceedings since his
dentin last. December, provided that his entire residuary estate, after the dispel of certain
payments and other obligati.,
should be invested as part of the
Greatest Benefactor
ureatest
Benefactor ...
endowment. The principal is to remain untouched, and
only the income from it lee spent
by the College.
Books, Lederer, Periodicals
...roxlmately halt this to
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VOLUME pp, NUMBER 23
ANDBIOITZ, PA., SATIIILDAY, RINE& 1931
Marquis Childs Addresses 138 Graduates;
And Russell
Honorary. Degrees :Go To
125 Receive Bachelors Degrees;
Davison Awarded Highest Honors
ALUMNI DAY
2:110 pm.
Cheyney's President'
Receives LLD;
Russell Gets LH. D.
aea Hill
V`adH"
"
ten a'a‘a'a
Mehl
ffi.001.12 YEAR
Te.aute Room of the Library
rare books which the coilege
mold not otherwlse aequ Ire.
Ill To bring to. the College
distinguish. scientists and
statesmen ler lectures or lecture series, for courses If IM
struction. for m.o.,, for
reseoreh, or for other aradernie
Rare Collection Of
Valuable Volumes
Willed To College
Additional Gift By Philips
Pu7
Includes Orig inal Binding
D. Tosubsrase Important
.."5.5.5
55.5.5..
learned periodicals. both do
Of Cervantes' Quixote
Bs. MB play John H. GNI.
Gilbert F, White [hie morning conferred
meads and Moo.. of the
Receiving
honors,
degree.
.31.
Bachelor's degree ole the 125 members of the Claris of 1951,
Coming to tho College in core
various hontanttles and scifrom Havertord College as pan
with the unpreeedeotrd
end Kanter*. degrees on thirteen graduate students. The
ences. to pumhase back nume
the ee...-"emeet l'eneaed- J
Cricket mulch. Corte FM.;
awarding of degrees constituted the principel part of Haverbequest
ben of men periodicals, and to
e
fr.
uuth whose announcement
the best or the shun. vs. the W. In Roberts Han dna mom
forsTa Commencement ceremonies held in Roberts Hall.
sheen
m
th
bind them for permanent pre.
ing were an Othmeotenga__,_
remote.
feetim de
parent, lacult Y. end
Childs Stresses Western Values
emotion in the College Library,
were.. softball gem.: educator end le"The
I
alumni
gathered
In
Roberts
Hall
Newspaper columnist and author Marquis W. Childs
Endowment up an Per Cent
as historian. They were Ladle me mama.,
Jag ,a0 'MI ,,
ire EP
delivered the Commencement address f or the occasion, stream
The remainime half of income
well se a game for all other rinrl,nee Hifi, president It UM Mom WMism —le Philips.
ing "the inalienable aoceity of the individual" as a concept at
to be realised on the Philips ho.
cretherloots
CT." 'raining
'" which to many people will seem
the base of all Western values.
quest may be used by the ColTe cher., Cheyney, Pa., and El4:30 P.m.
even more rounitieent than a2,Of the 1,5 graduating seniors. lege without rentrictions. Be.
of 000.000
reception tea; tea me Rime]. dean ease
worthmaaa.
of interenthearing
13 took Bachelor of "lone deMOW of a provision that certain
Min faculty members Si the the Scbool or Religion at Duke .tham
gree., while the remaining 102
Personal obligati°ns of the donor
Unlveraity, Durham, N. C.
tent near the mannasiona
Valued At WOWS
Mem. Bachelors of Ads. Only
be assumed by the College, hoe.
5the
HID A Harvard Bred.. •
The second gift announced to
...William
Pyle
Philips
ever.
Havertord will not item.two 01 the rnrteen grade.te
beat's]]
meeting:
is
a
collect,
on
air
ama
Alumni
President Graben F. White con. fay
cadent. took blaster of Science
I
intely benefit Morn the total Ins
of motor.. and voting fereed the bonny deft.. lit sixty- ye arm editions One are
'come
of the bequest.
diplomas.
on amendments le Ike me. Doctor of Imes on President literary ttems, Darrently arraignThis addition of V2.001).020 te
odliotk.
yam, m amma_
Dm.. Wins Meted Howes
Hill, while Dean Rumen was m a „one,
Haver/erste endowment corn.
John Herbert Davison, P h
wee OWE
Made an h.ma. Note, of Let mainly $65,000. E ape eitillY
lust in,e;n„rthenn‘M
n,nann.
y
'beingr e,:
smooth.. •rouml Found ie.,
Beta K•ppa and winner title
prominent in the reflection.
era es"; John M. Foes Jr. Born In
spring of a Woodrow Wilson Fel.
Lynchburg v.. is which MR he put on display Mr. William Pyle Philip a,
yaised 51,25o,coo in RI Ira to the
Iowa.. led the class in t h e
.3.1, will conduct, mod. sup IMO Dr. Hill received his A.B.' e ms le
dmtha je, „r, whoa
01 11.3r03drnatCly
the
college.
In
two
years.
meat Its
honors division, toeing the only
degree M me else
ieeee erne.. In the Treasure Room
hen nwrie him Haeer.
ie the liaverford endowment has
student to take Hight. Honors.
cen P.m.
when he was also chosen claw next tali, are flint edition. of Mies largest diode benefactor
rem' 'mem. m this lam- been Increased front appro.Alumni dinner on the lawn mator. In the following Year he Elizabethan drama
tile subject was mudc, anti he
and printed en date, could took
wore eel
..
.
'lemea"Mne
. ,,
mortwtenni.
iJg5
3
n
to,s.
tal
It
also won the Mode Prize. often
...Mee and Bob obtained a Master's degree from wort]
the
hie death last December on a'
of
cx by an momymo. donor to
erte: of diem, John W
Mareard• one later weet
M Prize among the items of long -mweessful rawer. whichj.em
Ito taiere,000. an Increase of
days et
Mat student who sob.ts the
Mu. 'Ye. Osseo B. Rate.. be.ne head of the DePetewent Elizabethan drama which Mr.
where
Included
many
dos.
...eon"
•
percent
Willa E. Mewl,
best tallith. written Inuai.1
dot of Education at Tieskegee Matt m
boa left the College a" with the College. A lamer by l pr
Mr PM1IIIPS
athe
_
_
The
bulk
of
Inc additional inbe
Stephen G. Cary, '0-7
Ala.
aomposition.
I Shakespeare quart. Mr. profession. he was also a lead- 1 m
°
°m"M,
led by Premidear Willie Ina
Other.. they were seven
t took an active part in the some th. procured will be used
Betted NI Vents
edltionsl, two of them "oar,- ng cottrelor of rare books,
for the three pop.. 'wtheb
winnen of high tenors in t h e
aruma. ,
re.curricinar activities ot
Mem' dhmemieet 01 the topic
to Ma he was prily. ' Mai of the T.. Folio. These dheelor m
From 1913
„math.. White tine apwanred
,„„0
I Could Go to Mayerford 0,00,
Senior Clam. and vine recipient.
Ile edited the naverfordian.
quartos are • valuable addition
Yell
• • • Marquis Childs
rS
eLthe otraleht Honors citation.
sow^
..•
Sob.. MOW. until lele totalp als sum-ark ri-Seakeopeate Pages
sto-oro
r"."'"
ant; S'
ehletcl
o eTeyVtier
DEMON 'Untrammeled elgol
tei
Institute fat Colored Tooth. Dr. which Philips presented to the In addltianTu C-elm4tajr.al ?'
P"aaat "laa
'American education.
they are
i.thilya am do_ • the minders Club.
Addressing himself to the 133
presidency
•
reo
lilt increased salaries for faculty
ir:on
candidates for ci egree n. Mar.
7.'17
T
Ert=hr.PrRo7:JainF,Z7,:``;.,V
end r.3.ei rnmheore III increased scholar.
nuts W. Childs, Whose °Washing•
On the academic side Mr. ea. a.ts.for
tiring Mem that position M of on Gthanmere In 94z
needy sinearija, and
ton Calling" colonth Is natiOnall,
PNllps ma jored in
Go... In Original Iladiat
tar Inc Culler*
tontlicated, dwelled largely on
ra
o,knnr1„71
.Ho
onnonn
yeans of moo. Service.
orsmtren,,n
dej tnnt,hr,eg
Then are also Inclue
ow.
Library, books
two opposing daggers to the COO. The College Administration an,
Training School we. first editions of Dante.
Professor of Biology, end Pim The chess
eept at the nancrity of the In. nouneed promotione for three fee."
chairman
of
the
English
for
Teachers
was
founded
as
the
Won.
04121,
Milton's
Para.
departPhysical Education.
dleicluat On the one heed, he
Tenon Of early Quaker
dies last. Newton. P.m..
said there it the particularly present toeuLY menthe,.role I. addition to becoming furl far the education of Negro Moth- alathemalica, Chapman'. Hent.
American danger that Indlvklu. week and Sc. appointment of proteams. Roy R.dall will a1
er, and both Spanish and Eng•
that William F
h G
Aided Chic Rourepemes
th
keep
his
title
as
Director
court
e
eight
new
menthe.
effeetive
&Ism will become confused
Dr. Hill has served as chairMot editions of Cervantes' of the Clementine Cope Fellow. for nnDr. developed
mmeTed
eftemee
U rig t rant
"with the cult, of personality September 1, 1951. Three of the of intercollegiate Athletics.
th drama antl
Man of the Arivleere Commie.. Be''1'e-ea.'the '...etj
James To Teach Math
aMea a.' the Caehe'aeael Faa' rthre'
wordily, the ego that deflates aem aymimmania ere min,
rt
I
pha
El
setd'
of
E
'
ne
n
on
Work
In
Colleges
for
Negroes,
oeil
,
n
i
ai
da
eolicznoFnellons„,
wahnnip,,,n71—„Le
uu... and
noTaa.
ythprezehm sue:
Itself supreme.° Such contend= made In connection with the Me..th"e ' e.n.e
sin
H"eeCrosby
he compared with "the romantic ma. , „ u a e ethammath fond to replace departing De
Continued Pete 4,
*
memo.. of the list which U. Deat. wart dell... as the
mme
e'h e
al sal he hes melte i al
Robert
anduntramm•ledegoe .social and technical assistance. Can A' as
Marlon John A. Leone, Jr. Me First Cope Fellow with Gilbert M. able "yai m rare amme to ,th ships for the academic year
C.
Malmo and FRAC/M.
possesses. but College officiate P. Leib as the Second Cope Fel- College Library tree article elm. elaM'A2 have been 'weeded M
'Tann as ,,”'s.,`Isin
Prefer'.
Asensio, Henry, Randall sassed
five
On the other hand, according Assiatant Professor of Spanish
Darwin S. Previte, '51, and
heel
".
Y`ara'
the benamteere and Into. Nevi. M. Cur. was named where this page).
to Mr. Childs, Chive 1 a the equal• Manuel J. Asensio. Assistant l'
FotinWtne his graduation from 'Ae..., P. Ther.r.' A°.
priceless nature of the gift will cattier.. FoundatIon Fellow
".ea hold'. a WA' 're. the
ir.",versIty
of California at Los
ly great danger of Communism Professor el Biology Howard K.
be more adequately demonatratHayed°. hi 1902, Mr. Philips 'rem., will study' Psychology
De.. At Mt Airy
and the “tuoctiontil" eta., I n Henry. and A.ociate Professor Angeles, and a Ph.D. frorn.the
and
either Phydoiogy or phfloa]tailed
ed it the formed celebration of 1).t.... lion, Baltimore, "L.
Mr e Year at d,
Callfornta Meath. o f Tech.
whleh the Indic I cl u a I is per
eereltO . Hanover, Germany. Why as Bra.... Coikeee, OxFive members of the Haverterd t he boo', acmosion he pontoon.
of Phyalcal Eclueation Ray E.
tad In path, Limmum
serves
petually belittled and eventually Randall oh will receive promo- rafter. He has taught In the Peat Faculty will he on leave during ed Mail the opening Of 'shoot
then
end
thashed
In
seven
and
""t'hum
On th. Harvard
at Harvard Univers!ty and at
*W." " h"j
reduced to the statue of a drone
na
Um"r'hY*
tinonry
E"'..".
n,..il.
in,olyc.j.
;onliti"
lo
r.
nnlegr,,n
aunvo
t ,.
.
te
ia,,,,7,
tions, according to the announce- the C.o.d. of California,
ther nest Coll eg e yea r. next tall. Since February. he bee been
oTh
In an ant hill,
'lake
ment by President Gilbert F. Dr. MIMI F. Strelder, current. Meson, Richard Bernheinter, Virtually all the item. in the studying at Mount Al y Theologi. Lendegree
'ehani•
h'°7- e
And,Rioh.
1, br teaching at the University of Emmett Dunn Howard Henry. Preeent bequest were purchased ca SeMinary, Mottnt Ally, Pa..
served As Banker
' To deer a coulee between white. Beginning September
th
and Gilbert Hoag hare been by Philips within the past year. peeper. for the 1 is
ese men will become, respec- Chitego, will
At fin. a member of Byrne at e U'
g mcood
77"
,
" of r"r""'ke
them two abysms, the Jame.. th
tively, Associate Profesaor o f
granted earned< Invest Prof. at auctions held under the sea- Lem. bgri., isrea, Haven, Conn. and Cutchcon, Ben' York At. ern.- Austria.
,na
,t.,,,,
j0„,j,ithia Tr.-b
Continued Page ed. g
an:
1
Romance Languages, Asnoela.
,1
7..
. laa,L,„
..,;:i
. thomaeY,.^.
.
har TOIOEWN E. Drake haa been pins of the Parke-Bernet Gal. ,,
Oualimitad Page 4, ear I
.,:reinPhon
ii.
thebae,,,,,;,,, Ilan Palmerton.
accorded a yeses extension on led... New York.
ma.
th
.,,,; ,,,, ,.. „ s.„„,.,,,, ,,,, 1„, .
admitted to Havertord in Septhie leave of absence from the
He
first
the dace
College.
-"
semester after rthishing first in setheh '
eetleed M 1122. He was won rSchM
oo71 A
nn.vPo'ior
rl rn erh
':
Pilchard Beinheimer, Associate
dim,
his
ein..s
at
Choate
School
In
Wal"
"""U"
"d
mare". cam.
majored In philosophy. and Oct
Protestor of the History of Art
He ajaj spend th e the united Artists Thetaar
DY FRED HETZEL
appointed Phi Beta Kappa et the
xama. Ham
travel In Europe salting his
cult. the., as well a,
will
,
Maas..
Popular Trainer .. .
The College cOronorally YAM
year's sabbatical, and has left alat
at the Marine Biological Lahore.
r,°;' :0.
0.,n,n'bbeirnot'th
''e'trytterrieH
adm 0.'0
15
eaddened last month by the
ready for Ws domination. Howard on, men„ 1„.. or
Cry. talcin
,..thg a athweek course In Film `..Peea.'" the
death of Leak, Region& no,
K. Henry. Assistant Professor of
011 Corporation. Helena Rubin- the Junior Varsity
- basketball
death
athlelle trainer for
elected
permanent
Biology will work on Drive dor. class
ef- The Catherwoad Fellow. Curds, ate"' Inc.,
the
Park
S°""t
dreon'
t jorPrhe'kCI:rv
orl
-1957dpu'
rindg
thirtytwo years. "Doc Lemke,
leg the first semester of the den
th
as he WOE
many
roc
by
'ddko
enp',..I'
PrIrmert
On
was
tog year; and Emmett IL Dunn Pin J. PP"
ene: mo
b' lofted
n'm InHEco
"I'fYeml'
l
es"'
.
w7.11 hegeeiglelli
e'e"j"a
he'svja'su're
wax '-cen
wimp. and alumni friends, had
"tdlyTekClj.''.'rm"10nds
aaai mea alumni member or the
Scutt Professor of EriolOCY win Pa. vice-preaident, John G. ZeP rine" the
I3oard of 'o
already become- a pan of the
be on sabbatical during the sec- re, of Wyncole. Pe.; MtreWrY, school for two-year route lead. Manages
. Other
0
ee11%anclivtihtl'
es
t inisvh
”leh
tradition of Havertord.s altilett
ond mm.ter.
Thome. 0- Mc-N.. . Of
to Master Bud.. Ad. '"ere he =erred
Potokno has ...pawn include
history.
W mitten-rt" aegrae.
Professor Dunn hag not a. yet- town, Pa., tr.....
bee ally active and velum.,
Ind
NEWS,
completed Na plans for the SE, Bolder. at W.hingthn. D. C. Perm! as president of the Glee
'51) Tams Carded Pall
°f
3th
'
ed'u'
tehC
atTat'lL, ihento
and serneeten but he hopes to be Colman Named ewe. Mae Club. Ms thud.. manager, a. Aaret P.M', shown
Death came to Doc lade
Upon .orepletion
o his
year
ere The honor et Spoon Man W. president of WURC during his of his.esurte. Mr. Philips had a
able to follow work
'Wetly on the evening of May
„thmtheth
caneke.
Jrw
awarded almost imanirnously
to tour years here.
in the Arnett.. tmples, where
18,following a long illness. TIO1hoe
dove
studies
In
earl.r
Dinghe
Each of the three men who w
•ral services were held May 21.
rniedl. and f.anclal
r'
i
ne
e
b
ll
'
olv
'
e
r
'
el[T.
oUtPPmenert
d:
'
ka7
th
P
T.
It
was
also
anho
rn
et,
N.
year.
on those has won the honor of ell s a
01 the Reeves Memorial Presby.
"N"'
at
that
. •
quest unusual oreslo I.
hrtan Church, with the interthe
"un"d
Thomas Thornton 1 'Pen II,
Me Seeming
Hersh., m
L Cronin,
Dr. Garen.
: TT
.H
* o17.'De
'an, hit Harold
ChTpbjer'hortl:en
mapped. A I .
int
ment at the New Olney Nation.
ileHts■".Ka
'rfl71.1
N. J., had been named Sesiety. With Denton heading the As a trustee of the College he ,,,,,, m...- and he ...1"
been grant. a year. sabbatical:
1
Demetery. The ale senior letterLower Merlon
High School
the me. a Him list of Seniors named thle yeer.
William E. Cadbury, Associate to ger e
men of hi. 1.960 foothal1
Continued Page a, cot ft
prior to entering Haver.. in
act representative on the Executive All three al. won horrors In
Professor of .chemistry,
William Boteler. Some. Boyd,
September.
194).
At
Haverford
Committee
of
the
a.m.,
during
the
mooing
as Dean
their major subjects.
Harold Crag., Harry Garrison,
he completed the normal 10.11O.
ege year, Mr. Hoag plans to tom- sedation for the coming year.
John Hume, and Peter St.re,
NOT AGAIN
Year program In three years,
pere for publIctitton a work on Prockop continues to his role SC:IMAM:IS PLATS AGAIN
krved ae his pallhearers.
Lard year, President Gilbert majoring in history and Gereducation. an well an to Ooblish of Slaw president wMch he held Now en deform, former Haver.
The malignant groyne that
his doctoral thesis. The latter In his junior ert e eenl. Yee.. ford tennis captain and star F. Whtte nibs. the Howe- mao. He was Ohl Beta Kappa,
was to claim Doc first become
font Contort, Commencement and received final boson IP
Be
w.
elm.
elected
to
the
Pot
he
attend.
work
deals
with
eenale
topics
}feverfew.
St,
lespreosed
by
his
unlimited
deFebruary.
1960,
at
eenerent
player James R, Schnaara, '45. beam. of • may Or clump.- German. Thornton wan 'memwhich time hit right kidney waa Josephs track meet. That even- oath. to Hay.", and In her tempt end Hindu niythology, aV Beta Kappa society in his junir has c.d.. I. winning onvs
This year, he not only woo
removed He returned to H.- Ing he felt tired and Went to 0.1 maim... „enema hie gme en tempting to show the Identity of year. Recently. Darwin , was on the court lance be.ming pretest lodoy but he will mho ber ad the fencing and cricket
teams. anti Ma other extha.cur•
a etoryeyde in the one with a granted a Fulbright
Br AWIIW1 for
enord la. September, but was
Li.tenant
Schneer. in the Spe• twelve a degree nn dune Ir rice.* ltetivilies included mems
teller was a kind and generous droller cycle In the other. . •
• year's study at
Colforced to give up his training Born In North Carolina, In
dal
Services
Division
at
Fart
when tranilltan College, Clio. heroine, In the Glee Club, the
amaa
',an_ spirit. His rubdown room se. mr. Hoag will mend his year lege. University of Oxford. Eng.
dot'n ogoin in February for a „„2.
Meade,
Md.
Imo N. V.. will present an Debating Soda}, and the Oct.
Minor operatithhaelefore he had Mord In .18 following mt., a favorite College hangouL and In New Hampshire, Florida. aced lend,
Scimitars la coach at the Fort booths, Lista, to the Haver- tem.:tonal Relations Club,
Zerrer Former Treasurer
the toot toward which *LI re- Mexico, He plans this summer
elmovered the malignancy overt.. with the Array. Dining the
do.
an
alumni lettermen valor. N build a home In Tatoworth. Zerrer was elected vice-pr., Meade tennis team and plays Inc ford pnolde.. Preside.
The Fulthight Awards warn.
spread to his Meer.
mebjL yeah
them
himmll
hi
the
number-one
White will deriver the rm. established by the Fulbright Ant
Doe
had
an
iniirmerned.
N.
H,
and
to
spend
two
Or ththe dent after serving in the role
Dec rulet<the locker-rOom with ally
AIM.. St Joe Meet
store at tales- about monthe of the -winter period In of clans treasurer In his mph- singles berth. Recently hls Imocentent .clesam at Namll. which was passed during the
an Iron hood, and leek the teaDoe Leake frequently vllatml ert
team
won
their
seventh
straight
ton.
He
will
elm
whirs.
Ole.
Griner Haverford greats and Florida,
traveling later from emote year. He has al. been
'19th Conferees. Among the acta
them
carnyun, nevehtheless. j and ditional bane of all °rhinles. e hygene victories.
to Meelco.
active In station WHHC. sere- Meet. by defeating Wilson are College, of Pritsdelphia, Provisions Is the stipulation that
Devoted To College
Was confident to Inc end that •
- Doe Lemke loved lite, and bay- Thom. F. Drake, Associate
. Its treasurer In Ms Om- Teachers. College. of Washing. at its commencement In Mine the amounts realized by the
he Walla be M. to return. HD
But them who came to know
.. D.C. Seaman took his It.
elentteted moo am. 4—
dot willki; •
.6.111.,
sod !aye Wm wort WWI le be,
ileit
ned seie
aid
Condemn Pert Se MA, 'T
Condoned P.m 4, deg
alneight Ma,
President
no
Philips, Lawyer by Trade,
Had Diversified Interests
Ste
Eight New Men Appointed tT'c'tz,v1,
To Faculty For Next Year th.
—
Denton, Leib
Cope
mmeeeeFellowships
_th, or e wanes.
Five Profs. Take
Sabbitit Leave
"DOC" LEAKE DIES AFTER 32 YEARS AS
TRAINER; FORD COMMUNITY MOURNS
Coleman Named
As Spoon Man
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EDITO IAL
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Page Two
Haverford, Pa., Saturday, dune 9, HMI
Haverford News
News Of Special Interest To Alumni 1
Whittelesy
Elected To Board
At Dinner Closing Campaign .
A. M. Collins '97
Explorer, Rancher
Dies On May 17
As the result of nominations
Ing-committee candidates for ofEditor , Richard A. Nun, Jr.
made earlier In the spring, ficers and members of the •ExIlionseine Editor - John With
Donald E. Wilber. '24. and Theo- email.. Committee of the Alumni
edema Editors - Juno D. Crawford, D. Frederick
approved by
dote Whittelsey.• '28, have been Association will
Arnior Nave Editor - Peter F. Tepee
Oaten as alumni representa- voice vole at the alumni meetAlfred he Collins, '97, km,
BUSlintle Mamie. - Sydney M. Cone, Ill.
tives on.Als Bnrel of Managers ing ln the Union Ws afternoon.
big-game hunter, uplorer, sot
Reimer,
W.
Herbert
p.m.OR
Stansbury.
kluth, Philip R.
of Haverford College for t h • SI. has been named for mut.
eencher,.died tat Thursday,
Ye.. Editor - J. Frederic Benton
it three years. The mune of dent, end Thomas McConnell,
17, in Fort Control, 0010. We try
FeetIIII, Editor - Janahan Gutrageher
mail ballots. clipped from the III. 'IR Joseph L. Miller. '30.
le years old.
Haverfor NEWS of May 1. and Etched W. Janney. .23 for
donut Surer Editors - W. Winut Comfort, Earl
(3. Harrison, it, Urine F. Koch
ormanted their certain elettlen, fine attend, md third ekeTeak ova CAMP Rusk
and It In expected that the nem. prealdenta respectively.
;Guam/ Edits - Philip Benjamin
'
Mr. Collins left a ?Madeleine
are tonfirrnatton by the Man. Other officers nominated for
;parts Astoria. - J, Burton, F. Ford, B. Getman,
mmufacturing bathes. b 1930
wIlefollow
themselves
,gem
tots
R. Jones, L. Morgan.
the Esc Mee Committee a r e
at the age of 54, to [eke m s
•
Benjamll S. Loewenstein. 14,
Bolin., Astoria,. - M. Bibbins, W. Kaye.
the 100,0M-ems Seca land gem,
Selmer. ge Named President teree ore se and Bennett S.
Carrefinion
- GordoneWerner
In southern coiorado, Moils m
secretary.
executive
.18,
Cooper,
doubt
little
le
there
Meanwhile
Bminr. illonapsr - A. Lewis
Com.
one fine had been owned one
Executive
the
of
Members
amine.
of
elate
entire
the
that
aidetrtisitie Ca.3fanayre - F. Milispaurit. L.
mitten to WU for three nine
operated by a crony et P.a.
Shaman.
will be William
delphian Including hi. father.
iirtal Astoria,. - P. _Benjamin, M. Fllaver. G.
.22, and Wie
Kenneth Wei
Freund, J. KrIla, I.. Prager, T. Ruddick, J.
Fie added about 20,002 acres to
M Wright,
Someradike, S. Sachs, W. Wilson.
the ranch Wore veiling k Ian
Preeklesd
A.
Retire,
Wilber
Pholaeraphy
- Richard Greenwood, RobYear to go into unlleetirement
To fill the uneepired term of
ert Hutton, John Walton.
Shown shove at the May 15 dinner In the gymnasium, clewing Haverfortre
Mr. Coffins ores born at
Thom. Methnell. HE '19. the
adelphia May 3. 111711. the son
RelitOrThie Issue- Anthony J. Jlortayeew
nominating eo rn mince has `succefful drive for 01.250.000 are H. to r.) Stanley R. Yarnell, '92, Board raftenerl
Frederic H. Strawbridge, 'AT, Senior Board Emerson Fosdick; President Gilbert F.
of, paper manufacturer. Ore.
chosen Herbert W. Taylor. Jr.,
White; S. Emlen Stoken, '14, Board Chairman and W. Nelson West. '92, Claes Chairre KM Conine. A. • young a‘mt
'87, end to serve from the graduMelt
after graduating from Haver.
To the 500 Workers and 7,300 contributor. to the
Walter F. Pries, MI. retired ating ctn. for one rear, Herold
ford. he hunted big some In
architect and designer of the I. Crapn, 51.
Haverford Campaign, sumeenfully concluded May 15,
Africa and South America. MA
Renting at the expiration of
Haverford
on
building
!Union
thanks.
sincere
their
the undersigned express
explored the Arctic. He wee
campue. died Tuesday. May 22, Ida term ea president of the
This historic effort in the Interest. of the Haverat the Mien& Yo.pital, Phila- Alumni Jusociation, and teeing
o fprtl
•rtrPhl7alde
in
•:rl
h
b0r";
n
'"S're.la'
ford of the future is a demonetration of loyalty and
delphia, He was
year. old, oflin on the Board of Managers, re...aseaturee
1933.
ac-dve
m
g
Wilbur
E.
Donald
of
an
period
a
receive
for
will
=MS
he
France,
inn
I
el•Algi
Nanette.
•
devotion which ranks high ening the college. of the
Duetted D.C. Friend. Macau &lemma who la well known for
The first of hi. four Areteu
honorary LLD. degree from the two yearn. Since September,
Ins
gauntry.
Mr. Price, who lived pl May- the part he played during the Pe. Pin 0. Marla, le college
Ise, Mr. Stark has been head hunting expedition was with p.
len, Pa., was known nan ma- recently concluded Havertord the author of a recent 77.page
190
of the aortal Studies Deportment Marshall Scull, '01. in 1911 au
Thin United effort on the part of the (donde of the
tte designed the Friend.. Muth Campaign for lender He ie ad.
1912. They obtained eighty...
College hail helped to lay the foundetion for future
The Fanap Pollee Staphen• T. Gulbrandun at Hoidens,. School.
bag House In Washington, D, C., verthang manager of Welke r ol
Apectmens In Nairobi. Beare
tae
published we ordained to a diaconate In
Ve11e1
Knuth and Unice.
at the request of Mrs. Herbert Brothers. Conshohocken, P a., andtoe
Bert Aftlea for the Phigde.
American
the
by
dithributed
the Episcopal Church by the Frau Therein Siminger. at
a
meethis
admired
who
Hoover.
Wil•
Elliott
a
of
lather
the
and
Pin Academe of Menne' Sri
Enterprise Misociation. The Right Revere. Reber F. Gib
All friend., of Haverford should take eatiefacties
the
4,111.0lelefe
Austria.
Vienna.
the house et Westtown School. hoe, Jr., in Me greduating class. work Is number forty-four in a
benne of this achieve...at.
The Washington Friends' Meet. While at College, Mr. Wilber sends on "National Economic son. Jr • D.D.. Bishop Si/Braden marriage of her daughter, Theo- In 1913 Mr. Coll. set out
of lltehla. at Virinnie Theoloei•
311,
N. Emlen Stokes* Chairman of the Board of Manager. mg
has • reputation for was captain of the football team. P.M...." the Pareou of the cal Seminary, Alexmcirg, Va., dore to Mr. George
• party aboard • school
Matinee. The teremony look with
unuthally aftrutive.,
nineHouse
Robert A. Luigi - Campaign Chairman
and was chosen Spoon Man by Foundation being to Menem into
the Arctic. He anti
on June 8.
plan on Sunday. May 30 in the to explore
Bornat Swarthmore. Mr. tl elassmatec
tin
cureppraiseMead E. Wilbur - President of
and el
oat
Catholic Church at bear and caribou,
Roman
Bering Sea, and motored Slier
Price was a descendant of WhIttehey A Former Prubleed rent e conomic and social goesthe Alumni Asaucietion
Mann.Mn,
I
e
a.Z
Mari
former
a
Whitteluy,
Mb
Archibald Meek and Ma
Quaker family that settled on Theodore
an wastelands. Two years later
bons as they bear on public
Gilbert F. White - President
co
•
a.
Austria
in
In
Methuen
Eleanor have been appointed as
the Welsh tract near Neverford president of the Alumni hunk- policy.
Mr. Collins remelted along NI
in the time of William Penn. Be- lion, 0. completing a three-year Dr. Morley will aim give the directors of the American ordinator for the A -1 eric•n Ammon River m South .
..
ertte
Arn.
fore coming to Haverford Col- term on In Executive Carellbit- sommencemmt addresa at Betb. Pri•nds Service Committee niende Service Committee.
Marla 1r. Trophy
• • •
St.
m
center
neighborhood
cepeciedly
been
has
also
He
a
et.
P..,
any College. Bethany.
lege he wee educated at West.
Mau
14.
Mn,,.Ott
and
Mr.
to
no
one
Mud
Collins
Mr.
towrr and at Friends Select active In alumni and College art.
annonce the birth of a nine. finest private gem. Mitred..
(The NEWS here presents significant excerpts from the School He receiver, • Mester.. fain. and tiered • ghee part
pound Don, John Inman, ... In the country end had want
threes, elieverfOrd looks Ahead," given by Preeldent Gilbert degree here. as well an hie as • worker for the Campaign.
on May 9. The Wins' Address apecImens m i trophy room a
F. White at the closing Campaign saner kat May 15.--ed.) ...deed'. Lt..
M. Whittelsey is connected veto
•tednee
Is Re N. Nunn Ave.. N • r• Autunite, his Bryn Mawr home
en Hervard Unlvereavertisme firm of N. W.
R'itrll trio '"ill''Uti g‘'‘ voted .let' Mermen It au Eno,. and
It was in this room, under tot
has been a notable achieve ohteo to.
Son. Pali...thin.
try toe ;op... dty, wirer. he mend • ft...1Ayer
Ken.
Bete
Phi
Haverford'.
lw
..e.n
h ecotheeadola.neirpluent
1e
degreeMaster'.
wa y
W. Relsner, virtuall
Herbert pr
memo in Haverbrd history. the .of William Ernest Hocking as
Con
In th
s aciely yesterday elected to L. Moue, et alumni who were Dr. and Mee William C. Stadia hod
the new
may be maned Insane our.letsiting profesaor of philosophy. Played Agana Swarthmore
membership In its ranks twelve considered to have achieved announce the •marriage oh their go, that hemarried Mr. Hein
played
he
elem.,
the
Haverford
at
While
Let.
as
Pickett
Clarence
of
and
■
wolves to a (Miner and to each
Wlime Glenn, In 1900. lie earl
e
Mr.
te
the
Ann.
since
F'
thstInction
t
r.
daugh
scholarly
Clan
Senior
the
of
members
for
thane
eP
den
which
mine
buena
and
bottled]
varelly
on
other's company In order to ea. I nner in Chrlstian Entice. This teams In the Conere, first the *anon of an alum. con. end In unusually large 000110' time et their graduation.
Mot BeMosow Itoona, Jr. The oe big.game bean 4 Alum
tinagblieortotherocomtati.i.etion hat:: k;In nudgaere
„re... ....ore
be
games egsined Swarthmore La- ell. Al conaluillonal amend- gent of nine from the Junior Two membera of the graduat- ceremony took plate In the St. after a trip the same year,
Martin Church, Radnor, P., cane, he said, 'It had "tlegen
has celled foe
'llr awmeount being realized ter he mulleted In founding the menu, the Mers en expected to Claw
the fu
L it
in clam, Darwin C. Prbelcop with the Reverend Richard H. @rated into a ruthless eimght
teamwork than our neve.s in payments toltoto 12 to 23 . Haim-fore Senora, where he ago gain Menu' of the
named
Alan. Umbers
and John H. Davison, entered Gurley offIciatins.
muting this afternoon. wh. 0
Haverford effort, It has set see. month s. We. therefore, feel taught.
Relator Mil menthe their Also Mogen for the honor went Flo Beta Kappa ranks a year
The groom Is the non of Mr. When Mr. Collins moved
ens records for Have r turd warranted in budgeting for next Mr. Price Prettied ...tat., Mr.
"on 3. Sthode 'M. end Gun. age, stile Mil members of the John It. Hoopee '21, and It l• Colorado in IMO, he came In,
shoeing, It already, has neon year Increases in !malty sale, ture with his brother, the late ...end to mowprevent.
brother. C Dollen Hoene .51, possesMon of land original!
Heller Class
to yield concrete dividend, We les and student ereolarethy, to Witham L Price. who designed ?le Relsner le with the law
w ed as teat man Among the granted to AK. NtMeY Cabal ,
eannot, however, gauge its full absorb the remaining one-third the Traymore Hotel. Atlantic ton 0f ten..Mere.. a "awe'
Moose An Wistarias
ushers were Waned IN. lechleirei de Baca. located m the Son Ls
City. Moving to New Yon. he •ehee. In "hiladedelia
effects by theme calibrations of of the goat.
valley. with Mount Creston, In
Maurits A. &linger.
and
.Mn.11.
"
i
With
partnership
a
formed
memlater
alumni
of
election
The
or
teamwork,
dollar receipts,
Proinees eleenwhike
Nominetlnneforall
The bride, an alumna of Bald. 090 feet high, In the north.at
the.
budget entries. The full sign While building up its be. William McKee Walton of that position* are made by aof
bers is a .stow of the teethe/ win School, was graduated from comer of the property. At th
nomMat•
licence of this campaign will be work, the college has launched city.
Mee Mount Holyoke College in 1948. time, the ranch included 2.th
who
e.
et
•oci
honorary
the
of
composed
committee
leg
found, In its lonthrun fortune. several new educational expen- Among other buildings he de. four most recent living uprose
head of tank. but wee hew&
year circuiariae the graduating
.
se.. the education of young runts with the aid of funds ob- Biped were the alumna build dents of the Alumni Association,
Dr. Frank T Gouger, en,
in debt.
Dr. and Mrs. John Rock. of
rained especially for the pus. ing at Mount Holyoke College .Ion. wlm two other alumni, t coauthor with Professor Witham elan of ten years before in order
Sete Nets 0300.000
should
at
any,
d
who,
Memorial
detentine
Phillip.
announce
to
the
Mass.,
and
Roxbury,
West
we undertook pone. During the period of the
gmpatga
Theunlch
.e.... • ...bee • Meldrum of two widely used be acconled the honor of mem. the engagement of their etlauh. He reorganised and developer
campaign we have r • e • teed Wert Chester State Teacher, legal ene elf."!
of
apbeen
has
The effort
chemistry,
on
books
...t ee.. 'law
College He was a member of Of net de..
Ann Jane. Oa Mr. Hoary W. Len. the Imelneu. putting it ne • pal
year's
this
of
one
Only
berthie.
...line
two
the
by
together two years ago breadth met. than 5fde'end fee
aPluieln
pointed Dean of Pais and Vol.
Wm OVA. Private Levinson at- In hafts, end breeding a etre
and research projects. The new the Friends' Hielorical Soclety,
untor ...president In length el ences at Indiana University, It older choices Is a aen.year tended gradate
school at head herd of purebred Husks
et
and a greater Praia.'" Freshman Ensign p.n.. d- the American Institute of Arrhl• gen/tee.
o( Haverfordians together in a
maw' however, Ourge Moen, Columbia Univentity, and Is now cattle recognieed as one N
wu announced recently.
and the Welah Society.
r to
Cocos
rn
d by thetheCaegie
by Ids committee
on peeteet toe the common name• and
•
who has published boon nod a ftAtioned at Camp Polk, La.
best in the United States. II,'
BunlvinR or, hi. widow‘ p.„ Nomination
noun
For
Known
interest than ever before. Alto °ea,t
which
electIon.
Guar.
ally
re
Pm.
daughter,
•
and
neia.
011
articles"
or
from dieburul sale, at the time a
number
Inge
graduated
wu
Rock
Miss
e human
technl ily doe. not come until Dr. Sucker has been chair- pelt. of English history.
gether. at least SOO men and teachingo
half
wethen ....re,In some fashion supposed by a keenly intereeted Robert Mather, of Rose Valley, the annual meeting on Alumni man of Indiana's Department of His meet Important work te Milton Academy and Bryn Mawr his retirernut,..realieed
million dollars for the rattle. In
College.
umnus, a eaa.11iee• None of Pe.
theAlumni
Pay. In the mu of the
hi the responsibillW of the Cant. al
elinthng .73‘.0110 for on liereine
lea
his donation Income hag been
and is date hack been The Straggle foe
1047
sincefor
acne Chemistry
hi. rewash
widely known
Manager.. who may
,palgn. They did so under the
more than two Neeeeeelef three. work In the field of aerosol. Sovereignty In England. dealing Mr. and Mrs. John Hail
wise guidance of the Campaign ....I tee.. h. ..Peien
year tern., the elecnon t. by the suspension of line solid or with the perlod between Eh. Wheelock, of New York. N. Y.. In 1949 Mr. Collins wa• chose
Executive Committee, Ten reth We .0Y expert that Here.,
mall ballot. and must be con. Ilquid particles in air or gas as beth and the 17th-cehtny Peti- announce the marn-n of their "Man of the Year in Livutock'
tonal committees reached alum. ford will go be...I who orlie
niece. Mies Sally Bolton Wheef by The Record Stoekmm.
ni who had been out of touch Intl contributions to higher edit.
finned by th- Board nelf. There make, fog, or milt
51. tion of Right.
Oct. to Me. Welter A. Lefty. was ensident of the San law
are four alumni repreeentativea year.old dean has rentributed
with the College for decade. and cation diet are dn...ed be
The ceremony took plate on Sat. Valley CeltleTerre. AMOCI•000
on the Board. two - them eket many articles to chemical journLeas Talk Follows Mame
ettengthened the nes among epceial gift.. To merit thou we
kendethe
unlay. May 19, In the Chapel president of the Colorado Cattle
keep
othe,„ A cotheatt„ of .rents shall need to
al..
Macmillan Hums, 'm, seem ed every toted
published
Mendez
John J.
of Riverside Church, New York, menk kuociation and a dint
brought a new and enthusiastic time of the College .and. Thts tary since his graduation to
In 1911 he did chemical UrAt one Ilmr tie Was preaa,
work has treated Pennylvania• with the Reverend Nob is TIh
the
0.e.
moue of parents Into the circle. wilt rentille a cond....11Y erew- hornet duPont of the duPont
been officiating. Mr. David R. of the A. M. Collins Menufactuf
A number of nonAlumn1 who kW endowment to theMft neic Company. In Wilmington, Del.,
ment. a. chief teChnical side to Dumb art and Gernert myetl- low.. of New York, Wee beet
Fthd
etho.. our
„0,0„,,,,, teaching coats and to maintain
the National Techniced Research eleen. He if now • ...bee of man.
and nMonally known for his
It
body,
student
diversified
a
by Ida grandfather.
delphla
generously
the Department of Philosophy
Comnlisainon.
Arlen,
aloe Will require maintenance of growing of dahlias. died May 29
Mr. Laity is now attending the
He
Wilmington.
In
home
his
at
Delman*.
of
Univerftly
the
at
gp.
and
etats
of
coll..,
The
tf.t the
theHavertord -Lawn" and its
well
'utilised nlehool of Mnic. Hie •no served oa an ordnene.
three out of the four Quaker
I. Indiana.. oldest and mum, the election, which bride attended Oldaftelda School (leer In World War I In Front ,
in good repair, mth- was 73 years old.
Twenty.. Haverferd alumni •
mitietio Before attending Hawn-fan of Connecticut gathered at the lanut school.
oontributors who In 1830 invext• etetheotthe then,
He Is survived by his widen
um held yesterday evening In and Milton Aeedeely
Mr. Hoopes was graduated from
ed most heavily in Ileneferd and dormitory facIMIla
Funeral Unice. were held Mal
Wallingford,
In
Inn,
Genesee
St.
the Haverford Union, and the
hoe
Cheltenham Military Academy.
were women. and that some of ieroptetu in the 0,e,,
13 In the chapel at St. Joieth
governor of the Delaware Conn., for a special dinner on
the
member.,
new
of
InIntion
Lawson
Wilfred
Mrs.
and
Mr.
Oda
paign announcement, we hope to He was
elle yen'
Clin
Cchedral, Denver, Colo.
Tuesday evening. May 32
this anon: lea have .1.e feem find fund. for those new build- Society of Colonlat Wage and was ton Prescott Knight. '1g
Haverford Phi Beta Kappa chap Richardson, of Ossining, If. T.
a lay reader at Christ EPleeeleft
ter gathered for dinner in the announce the marriage of their
...an `an' neeennted fe. the. Ines as speedily as practicable, Church. Greenville. He is eue toutmuter for the megaton at
er• eellere afee.e. wwe Meese requirements should not aged by his wife; two sons, which Ptesident Gilbert F. White Former Vice-Pres.
ft"
faculty dining room. Founders daughter. Patricia Ann. to Mt.
the wisdom of underwriting it. be begotten.
Edger M. Jamison dr., USA. Ds
hell. ligtory Profel000r William ceremony took, plate oh May 28.
Clement It. and George V. M4 and Alumni Secretary Bennett
Parenthetically., It should Ise
S. Cooper were gnats.
Developing. People
E. Lunt addressed them after. In St. Mark • Protestant Epleco.
added that these early worthies zei.tentieny, the nee,. .1 the and a eister, Mn, Edgar Allen Following talka by Mr. Wink
lee- pal Church, Toledo, 0., with the
Poe. of Philadelphia.
and
Informal
an
with
ward.,
,02,
Morrie,
C,
iCollege and the future of the Funeral menthes were held at and Mr. Cooper and a gond.. Galloway
sing Wk
anticipated. wilh that onions tiCeileoe
Reverend Janus F. McElroy of
in as put - must 2:30 p.m. on Friday, June 1, at period. the Connettleut .alumni r vicethruident of the Lure rti
bat Wad Deleting.
liteW
one, thee.
hut persistent Haverford von. I be eiaireee.o
were shown motion Mete.. of
North
Christ Church.
while working In natioti• arch. Best man for the groom was
C°`"4*",.
tole years Haverloni-Rwarth- tee
• growth. The edueation In which
lad
f1
"•d'
fled In
"ta.a.
nu'""
00"
John S. Williams, '20, Prese.a
mturht
Mr. John tenon.
ore foolbell game.
nef ..weed Pee- we believe centem upon the
He wax 70 years old.
of WIllWen. and Marcus Con
Frank W. Peirson. .89, Calb
04. Wide taperienee
eaten Group Sluts 'Officer.
Private Jamison la the son of pang, Philadelphia, hoe been 'I
ll". fnee'f.e. in growth at the Individual n
e'en'
Mr. Morris a native of Cheatpioneer and land de- Al • regular
farina
tellectual power and le mo
muting on the
Mr. end Me.. Bonbon, of Toledo, pointed an overseer of the Wr
veloper. died an May 2 at his following evenin g. May 9, et County. Pa., was born in Mi. Among the archives menthe
1865 Pre.idern Samuel Gum mere
where he red the days' leave lbw Penn charter School. It es
reported that one of them was with the same qualitiesejam fact Some In Mildew., Calif. He was Haverfordalumni In the Boston He entered the insnane ed In Dr. Lune, talk were no from the Army. The taide in •
announced recently. He is
brokerage buitinns soon atter British MUSCAT, the Patten
years old,
In the habit of Squirt,. "bloc that a major part of IMF cam.
arm dined together at the Har- graduation tran Menefee. In Archives, and several kw an member of the Junior elms at Bret person not a member of le
..enativef New York. Mr. vard Faculty Club, with RichI ask thee what the prospect Is palgn goal was to 'estal,sh the ht„
Mawr College.
Bryn
Society of Friends to hold mat
n studiedat the University ard W. Janney, president of the 909 the late nenjamin Rush em- enalble dloccaan archly el
for a dividend?"
,Rufus Jones Funthelot c Ad' Pei
post at Penn Charter.
Germany. after Haverford Society of New Em- ployed him as head of the Merv' throughout England. Clang the
Applyleg the Breen..
beam of Heidelberg.
vancoment of Teaehl
A graduate of Penn Charm,
Ire into department of the In. tentacles he has met and the
Mr. and Mrs. John Three',
To what extent are oe non testimony 10 thin concern, Iturus graduating from Haverford.
end, nerving • s toastmaster. surance Company of North help he hae received, the well Miami, Fla. announce the en. Mr, Williams fill. the Viteel,
able to umiak theee retina most In a peculiar wise be. In 1903 he Went to Alladena. Prealdent While and Altimni
He was decree twist- known historian illusreated such gatemen of there deughte r. created by 'he death last th°
America.
land
early
In
active
was
he
where
Into action at the College? At Sneed to Haverforth ye loved
'entry Cooper were again in at- ant secretary In 1910, and the topics is the orgahlution of Mary, to Mr. Stellerd Warren wry of John 5. Curtis Ilene,
the beginning 'of this academe- every part of it. from the cricket mbriniding, He wee known ea tendance and spoke to the troop. following year was preonMed m srehlves, the 'availability of
le"v. Mr, Lally, having obtain- Jr., '25. He g campaign chains,
Sear weenticIpated that two- crease to the Muting Hone. In an expert on the Sierra Nevada A brief business intestine unethird vice•presIdent ln charge of manuscript In them, methods of ed his Master's degree at Haver- of the present Penn Charter u
thirds of the °amain., goal a larger sense he belonged to and Sierra Madre mountain nding the talks saw the Mutton
marching manuscripts, and ford Mg year, will work tor • dowiloenl MU.
marine underwriting.
might be paid In by midyear. Quakers and illumlnded peo- Mega, and also as an authority of the following men ea new ofPh.D. and teach now year et Mr. Williams will be heard
ernliltdele,
and we increased faculty sol- ple everywhere, unthe mole to on California botany.
Our. F. Barton Gumment. '11. In 1929, Mr. Morris became tern ol
Iowa State College, Arne. le.
this evening. "thee
aria.. the scholarships to worthy be a symbol of gentled teething 'Mr. Pelson leaves two sisters,
prealdant Garrett S. Hoag. vice-president of the company. An ordered list of students olane Miu VIcchl Ie currently a unto, campus
nerticipates after the alumni de:
student., and the amount. avail- springing from echolarly conu MU Mabel B. Penn. Mader. '9, and Richard R. Pleasant., He retired !torn active .twin in ea to pa, Beta Kappa the year at the University of Miami.
ner Inn panel diecussion ef
is included In the recording of
able for boon for the library. petence, deep spiritual aware- Oren. Coey Dunn/huger, Los .34, vieeTresidents; and Rune]
Go te Here
aceordingly. Although most of ness, and a persletent. tonal. Angela., and • niece, Mrs. Mary G. Allen, .23, Plentary-trethrn- His wife and dun daughters Commencement Award., ale. The erg aged pale plan a [Delo 7I1 1 Could
Benton, Burbank, OWL
Deelubter ateddiMi.
teas aMllba ,
wawa te tow tuft
Megan Me people.
I
so paha knee Peon wee de•
Walter Price '81,
Union Architect .
Dies On May 22
CLASS ITEMS
Looking A head . . .
Twelve Srs., Nine Jrs.
Elected Phi Beta Kappa
Dr. Gucker '20
Dean At Indiana
of
Peirson '89 And
Hoopes '00 Die
White, Cooper Go
To Conn. Meeting
G. C. Morris '02
Dies On May 18
B
John Williams '20
Appointed Overseer
At Penn Charter
HAVERFOSE NEWS
617 Margin For Hood Trophy
Was Big Sports Story Of Year
Fords Cop Trophy,
Blank Swarthmore
In Spring Sports
iss "'LOYD FORD
The was the year! For the
prat time dire the Hood trophy
aas placed In etenpelition ten
years age, Haverford won posses.
dos with alt wino and a de In
ame trophy contests The Scarlet
sad Black Md lost the trophy
eve Cm... netting a tie In 19423
and the coveted sward brink out
of aorrapetition due to, the war In
19445, and 1945-4.
Spring Sparta Decide
Deepite the final overwhelming
marg. there was • good deal of
mpenae for most of the year. In
e fall. the Ford. nine from be.
mod to win the mater and footmi games but dropped the
m neco. meet for • 21 lead.
gwerthmore same hack with a
erwhing won In baketball and
smet the wrestlers enough for a
or Th. Mee tied the Hood cum.
petition and many a faithful Ford
molar murmured, "Not again"'
Not again it was, for the Hornets
routed the Garnet In all four
owing contests for • /Mal mar.
gin of 62.
The Year began web. Swarth.
mom onapectedly thrashing the
nowrtatrtY men 35416 a Ford
Joe Stein finished third, le.
Ghee a second behind whiner
Avery Harringten end renneneP
John Spalding. Ceidaln John Bell
the Pan and wound
or a poor sloth with fresh BIB
Gage in eighth place. the only
other Ford in the fleet ten.
Shed. Sparta Ithearrties
Soccer came next and Swarth:note gm favored_ Indeed. Coach
Sob Dunn confidently scheauled
a playoff match with Franklin
sod M.Th. for the Middle Allende Championship. As In previous years, dm play was fairly
even until AU Their, an annual
Moen tn Haverford's wide, converted a penalty kick just before
the half. Ford fan. grand, re.
t
membertng the .23, 0.1, 1.2, and
0-1 heart...ken of the past /our
seamts. But this time It was dila
ferret As the tented half storied.
Captain Paul Shipley headed one
Nat knotted the score and then
coneerted a penalty for the lead.
Dave Riente added an insurance
marker in the final period that
offset a lestininnie tally by
Swarthmore and made the score
3-2 It was a tremendous then
triumph that made up for early
Hermon disapoIntments and provided the impelus fora 1-0 Monett. of F & 1.1 for the champion.
ship.
• .
Gehl en Upset Genet
The 1001ball game had
atmller pattern. Despite a poor
record, Swarthmore was favored
an the basin of a heavier schedule
Lieut,Docherty
Aboard 'Bairokoi,
Educates Officers
and injuries to key Haverford
men. Lading scorer John Horne
load a bum leg and Co-Captain
Pete Steen a bed bade. Al la
tom, the Garnet tallied early,
after a Toth fumble in Inc Ora[
mild.. Another fumble gave
hem a field goal chance that wee
missed. MeaowhIle. the Ford attack could not get going and
Hume was sent ln,
Moue,
he Couldn't run. A few minutes
atom halftime, Swarthmore
fourd out why, as he drifted hack
and towed a Long' pew to Phil
Vona for 75 yards and a TD. A
38 tie tented and neither team
could seam in the third quarter,
Finally. in the fount pert., a
Swarthmore fumble was recovered- on their ten and four line
pion gee and a mnverakin
Nought the winning score to 166
Tied Sala
•
The winter show wee /Werth.
'".5
5hr
""rr'''
°Pnet'
de"
In
wrestling
with the
match In doubt until Inc Met
BOO =ARE
the
Lae Fund Costs
memo wishes to wpm. Ha
Moms appreciation to all of
you who by your letters and
oradributions help. IrtMe"
Lake dieing hle Mae..
The none that you sent
"Doc" were a .uron of much
pride and gloom to Mm. On
one of him haat Oaks to the
College he arrhod with a large
act of melt from MI part of
the counita., and had a beans
on his face like dist of a child
with • new lay. The knee.
edge that Ma many friends
wanted to there Oh finaoetal
Oliveiri meant mu,ri
him
boo. He wee truly ...fa,
Your ems, totaled wart, Me
.
,ich ear aorticient
cover all of his medial nod
mole. espenne and the
to. of hle funeral Is aid
non • nuhelane4J balance Yee
maim es be given a
widow, and arrangemata ate
now being made foe the nas.
ter.
ROT RANDALL
Morsch Replaces
eare Ragland,
Ford Devotee
•
•
•
$20 550 Gained For Grad Program
Admissions List Now Virtually Set
25 Grad Students
Admitted To New
Technical Program
The large number of applicants
whirl.. .hawed serlaw Intermit
In Haverford'e new graduate run
ideation In social. and technical
assletaitce has made possible the
tole of very high admiergan
standards In the final eelectIont
of atudente German Professor
Harry W. Pfund reported ads
week.
Ada.... Now Completed
Dr. Nunn, chairman of the ad.
thtntentla eommitta for the
gradate program, said that the
enrollment list was now virtually
complete. A Mae of
thew, twentieth, .951.5'ru,
about squally divided between
men and women, has been chosen,
with sehotarxhip grants to indivi.
duel student. naming room We
to 11.300.
The average amount of euch
aid. according to Dr. Meth la
between 1500 and POO.
New Technical Director Projects,
Sponsored By Rocrefeller Foundation,
To Stress Living Standards Study
Allendoerfer's
Last Supper
•rnirty sailer Mensherl of the
faculty gathered In the brolly
dining room on June I for a gain/Away dinner for Professor
Cart B. Allendoerfen Dr. Allen.
doerfer leave. this gunner to
bead the Department of Math
emetics at the University of
Wa.shington, beginning next academic year.
The group. which included
stating mathematiciens from
Bryn Mawr. Swarthmore and
the University of Pennsylvania.
heard a talk en Dr. Attendee,
fart. student days from PresiWistar
dent-emeritus
Comfort. Dr. J. R. Klein. Chain
man of she Departnat of
Mathematice at the University
of Permsylvania and former secretary of the American Mathematical society, spoke on hle contribunate to the seta of mathe.
Metiers
?maiden, (filbert F. White pre.
anted an embossed leather
Mier case to Dr. Allendoerfer
after commenting on his recent
contributlans to the college. Dr.
Cletus 0. Oakley, Chairman al
the Department of Mathernetim.
wan tosettrioeter.
With the .oniimmtion by the
Rockefeller Foundation of a Basic Economy Corporation. The
SASSO tram for the preparation body of typical case. complied
of selected ease
In the in Ms way will be made into
echnical asstatance fled.
a casebook. intended for publiedged College received the gm cation by the tall of 1012.
ahead signal. last Monday, °Mar Inaillotloon Interested
June 4, for another phase of ea Many other educational Medprogram to increase the educa- iatione already interested In the
tional attend. given to tecluir atudy of technical "A.M.
cal assistance pro./ tut 5. The oingranta „ad aanoaanah ,
money will be used mineilmile miasion boards with Moine..
to eupport the actIrtnee
,heir own are expected to hem
research noon, whose lit indirectly from the case-hock
impointment will probably be an. that will be prepared at Havernounced within the next week. ford under the Rockefeller
Mailable Material NM Coiled. Grant. It should be of vital ImGrowing out of a need to have portance In this area of increasmaterial for one of the most ing artivIty, Dr, Tee/ end the
mportant cours. in Have, Administration feet, for solving
ford's new graduate curriculum, the eve,prment joint miner.
the Case Study of Assistance of Ill developing mold policies
Program. Eammtin Pridesaoe to be 0.0 or the tans Inc tan.
Howard Tears requests for this meal essielance programs, and
grant Fireeeed the lam that them III training 1.01. for Pa.&
is nowhere available any crin. Parte" In them.
cal study of past experience with This study, along with the
Pogroms aimed to term living enaMatc curriculum tree, In II
atone,of noatoodo,,, „1„1. be the neat to concentrate on
the general problems of assts.
lag et Very low level,.
The task of the man appointed lance, rather than on speetalized
nem week will be to prepare obstacles to he met in par*
OmbetlY
each a study from Individual eater eneae.
project recorda now buried In Rise emphasis to the adiammem
the filesnot men neganIntivna of assistance to native nuttier.,
as the International Bank for but hero.. then are e.t.a.
Reconstruction and Develop. problem. enauntered ever,
'nett. the United Nations Relief where. the term -technical as.
be
and Rebabilltaiion AdmInixtra.. sletance p tog tam"
bun. the European Recovers- broadly construed. Prole. InProgram, and the International voloing grants of eapttai only,
advise only, and of both will
•he included... well as exempla
both successful and anst16
.sauful endeavor.
1
National Prot.. Ineltithel
b5"
C'CM'
John Dodge and Douv
Cwel.
adW"
Oder took than of the Hrrt four
bets, for a 165 Iced but the Gan
Vary WW1,
net anOted eight pares at 107 and
included In the group who will
Continued From Page 1
177 pound. to Make It 1613.
begin graduate atedy here nest
Everything depended on new.
Mil an two Canadian girls, an
comer D. Chandler in the un- elle. Wee ht life. Ha motet OR. Arab girl Hem dadan, and one
limited both as he faced Rwarth. told hours beyong dui all of
Premise... student Equally
morWs mammoth Nigerian. U. 0. dim- athathdatering massages, varied oecupational Interest have
Atuanya. If Chandler was pined., taping ankles, and washing out been hpreeented, with one men
Invert°. lad: if he won. Haven muddy uniform.. Row matey citing experience as a nousielan
ford won, if he lost by • dectelon, dm. he entirk-Pingited • foam
t was a He Chandler skill/ally to victory mom the haoah wW with the Chicago eymphony or
chest:at and one girl a graduate
evaded hie hemder opponent for never be known. -As time gos of the University of Miami, cue`
ten gruelthg irdnUtel end ON on, we mallae more and Mare
ready st work . a chemist In
match was nod.
how muck Doc meant to us in colorphotographic processes.
thiwaaa, set The poo
athletics." wa. the tribute that
Most of Haverfohi's future
The beehehteh
wan a Head,Coach Roy Randall gave technical assistance student.
"rot lots deaf,
however,, are prerantly. in their
study in truetradon. toeing the L.'.
Dec
up
a
etherthi
rten
kept
senior year at college. Wellesley
warmep title in overtime after tt
seemed won, the Fordo never led until the le. PM. ef his IR has provided three emeeseful
well kept, west PM. rehditlatee. Earl.. Swarth
In the trophy contest. Swarth. rteea.
roagg. o ago
more boot. ten cor.eutive delphia home was filled with more, and Veneer two apiece
ta to
One
e e
points to mart and led all the way
Polly 'Baylor, daughter of 'measure.' :of glo Libra.
C''''''''''"
"" P."
' w IT'e °T.'71.1o're"0
"
l 01r1etv"
in Ino"t
to win, 4661. The Fonts trolled number student, faculty, end College PhYhitlatt Herbert W. He Imo made gifts to the Met- ththea St.. In 1 c t a . e r t ion' o''
n tahe proper orgaolea7lon.
1C1-21 at the end of the flat period members of the College ...elm The.. le, Is irtbong t he Who ropolitan Menem of Art and the through the ale 01 ample, pro- riministration. and financing of
bog outplayed their foe m the Manton attended the funeral. have be. .etelined to the Pro New York Zoological Society. RrtY abroad be used In une Ine ,aihaiiia oniethece program.
yg.r
ram..,Shw
e
in her seeder He was a member of pta Bah, for a year of foreign audy tar For moil • porno.- Dr. Tref
next ewe periods to come within He Is survived by his edge,
„at aot
a point or two several thwee. retired school teacher.
When Wellesley,
the students ant. here K'''''' a fellow In perpetulte graduate students of the United pointed
Swarthmore always came up
Shwa. R. Hessen
ore emu
th
ve..„..._,
xf fall, they will be
w....,,
houseri
,
with a go.' When needed, hoar- we eeeeeeeee te the I.e.... n
°
a es been
mid ee M
foeund
0.1 which aIngre.ehn7entscouhntr:c
ftTrilirperpetuity '
' 7.7protects.
Jee'
els"ilP
mroolenelyta i d
nelm'
igns
and the New York Zoological So- matte.
ear, and after Don Anniewn end r.r. H Ht... ea Monett, o •"4".” n°555
.
0 to aid the American Indite%
Dave Clark fouled out, the Gar. gee.... e,,,e,etheeepie, weet. Scull House liar mem. Through aja,„
The act •im P.M.c for a mention improi ernent In rural
net pulled away. Captain Mal Tot. trained In the arts of Magna, out the 5.515.15 year they 5.'ll Mr. Philip. wee born In We. gertala lumbar ...R.I. both polled out. It will not be neeHavertords semen taping. and eteraid. Dal. the pursue ,6.
im,..
.m
tlethto„ppett
5-55
, irr
eu
tv,17,,,,,,.
-.. Chester, P a , when Ms star, .1154 rt....5 to bothe . the no even the wr• efforts at
the jaie Geer.. Morro Ptah, Dieted Stolen to study. To dale ma. m h. be imam
now had ta who lest c
he
rer,:dwa
thirilN
e,712k51
.,,,e; tigo
.mgmes. and then undertake eh. heed et the stem ,,,,,,,,,,h, agreements have been made ptorah,o, meat had of sm
He
three of four spring contests to
117 mfrs
y m.110.1 personnel on ,,,
,....
."5,545Z.r°Z.L
br.fc"-. 5555454'S Schaal.
nb
ee
il
p
Ike the trophy and many feared his shiptern rtZpo'''
from nwe
inle''
thtro
chille'h'
71
It could not he done. However,
Projects To atm. Sere.
the Middle Float to the Far E.st the graduate curriculum. will
the golfers begets by Menthe
OR.
CARROLL
(111AMPLIN.
William I. Bair, who bed
114.
Approximately
750
United
amt.
work
with the new man through
Molt of the summer projects
SIGMUND SPAETH. TO
Wet year's upset as Al Adam, Bob
MINN
STATE
HONOR
he May Only spoiled by • aria.
etudent.
and
1100
tortsgo sly- ut the summer and In his re.
Logan, End Paul Sterner won To LEAD EUROPEAN nova are expeaded 10 be along the linen
ram carols
leg fracture, reported this eek
of American Friends Service
re...C.arrr Champlin,
handily. Dick Huffman lost on De Sigmund Stated, be I•med Committee work In social tension
n:i4
that he is on the read to recovnuallYi'"
ri.t r:
e
daneorn:eamSecr:o
rni 1:9
IO
Of EducoOOO
Penhthe ninet.nth hole but fresh Bob 'aline detective and musical an arena of the tinned States and
ery from complicallow which
viva.
State
College
,
weir
re,
a
email living
Fere. of feet Johmlp Eagt.t.. alyet. wth conduct a group of Mexico, though not necessarilY
followed the emit... hair was
ague, who will be au ego.
loss and the Fonda won all bell tourlIta through the Ella.. with the AMIC.
retching for the PIMs softball
Lott yar Edith
d
S. Brown: '50, inlet and have naht agned„,,,,
"Servne Await
rrr'
15'
hail match. for a 7-2
team In • contest with the Sen.
music Bethesda this summer. it
Few of the graduate shire.
Mrs when he stepped into the
Won annommed recently. The will have more than ono one.
Clan Sweep
hi
Ii
P
tlen
th
DeL; ran ian
ana:t
dA
e
baseline to keep one of the Serehip .11 be under sponsorship of semester meetive
sn
oatiluk:1711.7:v
gte
':aft,i'eth
rote no
:g:Th:cen
r:,:e7
a:si0roo
:rti
rl..
np.
IY
courae OP. to
Depth
swung
the
Mack
Meet
RILL DOCRESTIF
Ion from scoring. The resulting
r Irtund. but Upon Mum.. m the
for Hoverford. 72,54. to clinch a the neaten of Intercontinental them, said
collision lett him with both bon.
announced that the compoti
cermatly Si low ebb, tie for the trophy. Captain John Studies, a nonprofit orgarstation will spend their dr. here on the who have received merltorio. !has
hee
lar the
ho Ma leg broken.
with
...quarter.
In
New
York
required subj.. such as Cane
but the popular heavywieght Fiume set a new college record
Os Me Wee
5F""rh• academie year 19Sa.S.3 le from
Study of Assbitance Program. "r""id" far "‘5'5"5'
the pole vane ea the teems CHY•
Three does Oiler the leg tv. writes with some conseeneatory
given
""e
15. 1951.
set. gas gangrene developed. satisfaction Mat he has welded divided Bret places evenly. other Among the plata sleeted by Hunan Relations, and modern The
person
;17
"or Stade. interested should eon.
be London. Vin- foreign !agues..
The cast was removed and the away to approximately OW FOrd Winners were Jahn Bell In the group
suit with Assistant Professor of
t. mile. Bill Gage le the Sitla burgh, Pans, elettaele, Vienna. Flecerneut Work Considered
Bryn Mawr Hospital lead ft- pounds.
Obtethed M. A. Al Moreno. Political Science H. Field Halt
Kest Kamm in the mo, Burl M un b, Salzburg, Bayredth.
ported that Bair was In danger
Enemata. Davy WW1..
Since the placement of these Professor Champlin was grad. land. Jr.
of losing his leg. A NMI. Of
After a brief spell aboard • Seidel la the 100, Arnie Jones In Heidelberg. Zurich. and Lucerne. Ancients th imitable lobs Mtn. noted from Bloomaburg iPs.1
operations, however, succeeded transport loaded princlpellv with the MO high handles, and Flirt D. Spaeth, Who has recently completion 01 the arse le an
High School In 1101, Blooinsburg
published a new book on 01011 rem'
checking the disease. For the nurses and service lanes, 13111 Rilnali In the high jump.
ImPortem Pot of the overall
last week his dressing, have 0,1.0 reported for duly. March 3, On Saturday, May 12, then w. the thee In Med. will be amend. program. Haverford College hoe Stan Teacher. College in 1906.
to be changed only once a day. the Bolerilor. Since that time his &Mete day and . the Fonds Led by • tnIniroum of 23 and • arranged to have liaison Men in After taislos a Bartielorra
gm here in 1914, he went on to
Bair expect to rehire to lea ship ha. hod to Mined with wasted no time. Ailing pitcher maximum of 50 total..
the Wedthigton and New York re- Main a Haverford Master's the
o „ate „hi
Pittsburgh home by Suit 1.
cormietently unfavorable wrath. Craig Heverton saw his tea. mh
port on •vallable openings WW1 fallowing year. and a PhD. from
After a summer in a wheel er. tartly missing a hurricane on mate. dam again. Swarthmore Seorttmel, July 13, and return governmental and United Sodom, the ‘Unnerany
University of Pittsburgh in
chair, Bair expecte to return to one occasion, and having several for the first time in three yearn on the Queen Mary, kaput RI agencies, Already the College
Travel detail. am being handled bee had pennantsl Inquiries from
college next fail, aportine a plate times to return to port when and won a 10-5 decision
and Ms wood screws. . 1. met her plane. were prevented from ball. Jack Ledeboers homer with by Therescohtinenial M • rill Inch orgattlrations as the World
one
on
and
Wayne
Herta...
Tour.
of
New
York.
Rank
he may still be on crutches, he operating.
ego.. to be able le gel a.... . I Bill has had nleth. ly Mlle triple with the melte loaded were
Henkels & McCoy
It is expected also that a nom.
all right by September. Balr re. free time In Japan. meld for the decisive blows 1.0 a learn
her of the graduate studenm AI
Contracture
one thr..day met leave in the
ports that,hla
mentally take positions as
Legs
Re.
It
been brightened by • Wady eollthern part of the Lalonde.
[reined workers for the AFSC.
Philadelphia
'While Impressed by the mows The tenon team completed the
stream of Melton Munn hitNew
Ont.
To
Aid
Program
pus, end chatks the accident tip, thine, the flowers, and the amen. rout With flee nut of six elegies
BARBER 3110P
Considerable further aid lo the
at feast In part, to good expert. ne. of the Japanese country. vIctories and • Mai 1.2 win. John
smooth working of the graduate
side, Mrs. Dogilarty said he Thom., Ches. Winston, and
10 !Lederman Ave.
nee Iota premed Mullet.
program, according to members
spent malt of lifr lime ashore Jack Motew wen in itentfought
Matt 10 Penile flathead)
of dm itdminlateetive committee,
shopping — In ntablishments height seta before Mew Dear.
Also In Founders RNA
will result from the recently an.
flinging from Japer.. antique Was edged. Etl Bellinger and Dick
nouneed Rockefeller grant of
goo.. West. Pet
shops to Macy'. Tokyo branch. Eberly then clinched the match
more than WOO for research in.
`rain-. en 'Record'
With threaset triumphs and the
to technical aseletance ease hisOn the political side. finally, reel was anticlimactic.
tories are Mon elsewhere this
althouria no Idoliser ot Gen. In ended Haverford's tint sue.
Issuer In addition to MM, the
oral MacArthur hlmeell, 1311I Item ...fie quest for the Hood
thiarehalll Field Foundation, of
Two IlaVerford economic. pro written that he is convinced the trophy. All that remain Is to
Chicago, has just unpinned •
place to keep It and a
lessors have been invited to lead Japaneee people felt a rod Iona
grant of P5,000, for financing the
.
diamealons at University of Penn. at the rel r the former means of winning It againEnd
'Rake hay it hilt the sun Arsenate program In technical
donteteneee to be held Supreme Commander.
UMun
•Before leaving for renewed
anneal" Rood Humor lee anistance as a whole.
late Mill month.
cervla with the Nayy. Bin one will always be the Ideal of
Cream Company- has highJames Street will sem at the
the
was 0.1110 Lbte -Irt,
Witting established roan
coach and leader to .."
Conference of lovretment Bana- Doeherry
Durk] World War Il Biu eery- epee for the eummer. Can
t which will discuss monetary moat
In Nashville, Tennessee, there Is
cruiser winch did patrol Oarb bOrk drivers and noned one'
,,
,""
„" ho F5"`"
and fiscal policy. Howard M. .
always a friendly gathering of
peeeenlmd
he
drivers.
work
In
the
Allende
and
later
5" r
Tee Jr, will serve at a con- tray
w"
as
a
gift
from
a
them
01
Vanderbilt linivenity student. at
ference which will discuss the
Contact the branch nearest
here, and along eddi hie wife.
your home.
"impact of Lidatrywide
the Vanderbilt Center on dm est.
he
received
the
dedication
Met..
Frame.
Pat,
Dating on Plaint Location." Both of
REAL
ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
the 1951 Reeord from this
pus. And as in wineskin everyW111 give Milks an the lasties un- year',, graduating class.
where, ice-cold CocaCola help.
der consideration and then lead
riendship Aad Ur Ierstandthe
tiee eonferenee members in dieItee Ave.,
make these get-togethers something
"TO 111111," read the dedication
Germantown, Chesnut HUI,
Ham Line and
cpassIoW.
pert, "who hen made hie
and Whitemarsh
Meet. County
to remember-As • refmakin,gpaufe
The cenlerences are PErt of • friendship and understanding
from the studygrInd, or on • Setuptheeloving MP.
available to every student, and
Haverford PentsplesId•
Ma from all parts of the coon.
day night date—Coke Woman.
ARsSaft, J,
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14
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Avant.,
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ta
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CHFATHUT
MIL
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5ele Melted numbers are allowed
JEANNETTS
Ashler riOur y.. leth
to attend. Most of thew allergen
Wisou'ockon 14710
Ardmore effto
Drug. and Bumble.
Bryn Mawr Plower Shop
sraiernarks ream the taste Mu,.
rlowee W. mimes, 05
Alan L nom
Me Not by their fins, ln order
Erna n's Ofte301311a
Nat they may keep up with
son. axon ouniOare Or int PyreaOss Comma yr
Atec.
trzeem
Phone Ardmore 0122
nrPla gia Ave,
developments la then re
Ps.
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/a
%WOW leerlek
John
Lieutenant William Docherty,
Jr., USN. who left Haverford
last February at the call of
Uncle Sam, has proceeded since
to service aboard the USS.
B•110k0 an escort terrier Operating out of the naval ha. at
Yokosuka, pet meth of Yokohama. Japan. He sailed far the
0 el e n t from, San Francieco,
within tWo weeke of repotting
for duty.
Now An Education Officer
A eonathunIcationa officer In
the lam war, the former Haverford athletic coach Is now engaged In education and training
wr k. Chiefly, according to Mrs.
Dotherty, he teaches officer*
training procedure. and handles
enlisted meree,applicstiona for
higher ratings, Just reantlY,
however, he her 0120 been sip.
pointed athletie dinner Olt board
the Bairoko.
The quality of Navy food, he
Philanthropist,
Philips Offered
Cultural Support
Prockop, Thornton
Win Fulbrights
‘1.1... wool W. -.A. A w r ?.t..
Bill Bair Better
After Fracture
k. NI.,
or,ob,
Rills & Wattwortk,
ar.
JOHN TRONCELLITI
Drs. Teaf, Street
To Talk At Penn
/tae •
SUMMER JOBS?
EMLEN & CO.
RAVIERFORD
PHARMACY
GOOD HUMOR CORP.
kaa
Coke
rage row
EAVERFORD NEWS
•
Graduation Speaker Childs
Noted Journalist, Author
Elbert
...
Russel...
L. P.
Hill.
Eight Named
As New Faculty
Appointees
Marquis W. Childs, whose ad
dress to the graduating Senior became a columnist with the
Syndicate, a P.
Class marked a major part of United Features
anion which he has held ever
this thisithae, aeinthnntha
Awards Winners
Th e
011ementhe Cope Fellow. -far that student organization - English IT
Frederic Oarnr Ethers,
thins - to assist worthy and which has done the most to ad.
promising modulo. of Haver- vance the interests of Haverford fas of June, 19501 ford College in .ntinulng their College taming the current ..- 15-16 ,
. • •
year.
.tont. at Haverford or at some der.
Theatenin.the-Round
other institute.
Continued From Page 1
PEI BETA KAPPA
Lille Crosby Dea ton, '51,
From the Chao 51 len
SONORA
lion to the mathematics Depart- First
'Darwin 2.
ment next fall, as Instructor in
Gilbert M. P. Leib, '51, Second Highest Sonora
H. Davison
mathematics for the year. He The Catherwised Foundadon Feb
John Herbert Davison, '51 L. essay DeRact
is a graduate of Oberlin, and lowaldp - to
given for quail.
Mune
Frenetic a Musser
holds the Doctor's degree from des of distinction in character
MA froth.
Gilbert M. P. Leib
the University of Wisconsin.
and Intellect which promise outWilhelm K. Ander., 'St lame. C. Peden, JP:
has been the coverage of signI. fairs, first-hand reporting and
Mending achievement.
Watts Coves Fro, BMC
Philosophy
Paul B. Moses
leant aortal, economic and edu- eithonae „oninth.,
To aside In the graduate curNeel. Minot Curds, '51
Louis Crosby Denton, 51 Thorn. J, Garth.
asthma developments.
Henha
Dr.
coming
am
riculum
Traveled Mmt To nwedeL
The Clam a MS Prise In Mal. Biblical Lateral°.
Nevi. M. Curd.
Schwab,
Kraus. Mr. William
Career
Thomas Jay Garbaly, '51 Soils Tolun
Childs made the first of his
Meg"
and Mr. Elmore Jackson, the
EngItah
John William Lament '53)
Davis B. McCaro
Mr. Childs. who. syndicated ferries trips in 1933, when he
lasbnamth for part-time work Ilse Lyman Beecher Hell Prise
- RoPaul Bell Moses,
Robert B. Edmiston
plum, -Washington Calling.- went to Sweden to attend a hem.
only.
ctiendeow
mance Lengeage.
Floyd F. Ford
Me a series
appears in more titan 150 news. Inc exposition and to
Dr. Km.. on sabbatie leave
Frederic Omar Musmr, 'II Hunter C. Cutting
Richard Warren LOW. '50
theithee an over the „nth,. the of dispatches on social and en.
prohe Is aim the author of half a from her post as associate
Conthu. From Peg. 1• Elected Junior year
The Clam a/ tele Poetry Pelee French
nonde Improvements there. Two
.
career
dozen' books on Biblical topics, Manor sof social economy • n d
his
Jame. Clark Peden. 'It to
'52
Foreythe,
Roberts
Thome.
later
years
•
"
WO
in""`tn""'
g"
From the Clam
• num- including The Parables of Sem* social research at Bryn Mawr,
reporter Ice the United Press in Europe,
Spanieb
thin time until and has been active on
The taleule Pelee
her of educational ronsnalimieps, rum. and The Me sage tam will serve he. as • lecturer in
Sydney M. Cone, III
Stanley C. Searle.
- Ertg•
John Herbert Davison, '51
923. After severe, Yea rs m mi.' 1939. when he returned home to
1
p,
social monomy. William Schwab
nadonal
Jr
and
state
Norris,
A.
the
both
at
Richard
uah
Washing
Dispatch
Post
Me
pan
masta
western cities he added
The Pounders Club Misr
levels. He has also contributed ni„vite. The termer IJrueLh 1ms been appointed as Metro..
Paul C. Milner
• e degree at lows to hie NM. ion ether.
Ears Grant Harrison. Jr., '51 lemon
Ma time to many civic enter- Cox, attended the ceremony with in Anthropology for one Yet.,
John W Woll. Jr.
joined
Roger Raton. IT (as of Feb.,
The NeWIGO Prim In Engilek
The columnist travels sinee
and,
B A....4 in 'B.'
science,
general
irti:the greater Philadel• him c
Burton E. Pike
,:ert.re
1
17,
p
have to teach
tine sslaR ..°1 the St
19511 - Men.
Literature
Pool .that time ha. inctithed cove,
N the second semester, soci- Thomas Jay Garbaly. '51
G. Man Solent
P. Bawler, 51
Dkpatek m • femora thiter
site of the Spanish Civil War.
ology only.
Robert T. Ives
written
The William E. Scall Prier. Enidlah
Nut year he a social and economic appraisal
In FeherrmY
yeLesT
"metes M. Greene
'd
lU
elthe
hl
P
s Cold
Ratco
e thmiM
''
Worked hi Nigeria
ne
nsaiden
tnenn'
re
se
oo
net Hill
W
Is apn
'h
semen
Brown,
DePth
'51
'52
Hershel Shanks,
of Mexico. battlefront reporting
He holds a B.A. from the UN.
rOurerture trireme, and What legs of the Univeroity of North
The Genres Peirce Prins • la Eng.+
MASTERS DEGREES
1
in the winter of 1.5.
Wants
li
versity of Michigan, end im Chemistry or Mathetrtelle.
Nevi. Moot Canto,
14.4. of Art.
h17;e'rren
degreeu:o
d C'
t
n'e n'
Th
citations on the di I
M.A. from the University of
d • Per.
:
Econorniee
Barton Milligan. 51
cal Interview In 1 9 ith Man japan him this mooing, he holds men al the two men were re
Robert Stanley Arthur - 114
d Pennsylvania. °bring the theft
Pa'
ter G. Cuttith, '51 Spoon Man - presented by the
to
year he has been etheamt In
tan honorary Lilt. D. from Li. by Dr. White as foio:rs,
Senior as. to the member of Chemistry
Albert Anatole Berman
•Il.ealle Pinckney Hill- Edu. anthropological stunt e• n
:coin University., and an honor.
Floyd Fillmore Feed. '51 It who le selected as the most
Biblical Literature
I.L.D. MOM Morita. State valor, poet, musician, reopens!. Nigeria. Under the ample. of beloved man and the one who Sorlology
Aside from his newspaper ary
Council
Charles Frantz - Sociology
of
Research
president
British
the
Ole citizen, retiring
F. F-tt Einnich. '51 la fell to represent beat the
work. Mr. Childs IN chiefly noted
Arthur Jackson Green - PM
he married Mine Jane a neighboring institution whose Lid Colonial Office.
In
ideals of Haveriord character. Ilsh
the author of several hooks.
Elmore Jeckson will serve as
.Ethel Clark, who witnessed the beginning. represented the con.
A. R Kunket. '51 -- Sociology i000phy
Samuel Colman, Jr.. 51
including Sweden-TIM Middle
Frll■ rose Use
Ullii JJJJ
Richard M. Gummere, Jr.-.
presentation this morning. They earns of earlier friends for the panda. lecturer In Interned°. The rill. P. Smith Prim - for
Gilbert M. P. Leib, '51 11, twill
English
Ina. year. Turin
have Mx datighters, Mm. Ctiff. eduretIon of Negro youth. in rec- al relation., while continuing Se the heel essay on International Chemistry
,,e;th,..,7,ths
-`
and neva. director of Quaker HOLM. in New
Morris L. 'Itch - Illetory
known m the .tudeni body a
ChemBarton Milligan, '51
Is hose Her ,19/11,ord Valentine, Mrs. Thomas S. tholtion ot your long
lame
Daniel EMT. Othenheint
mrolce to American odors- York. Mr. Jackson holds de-large for nil moinng
Logan. Mrs. Frank Cr,
hdry
Wilhelm K. sneers, .51
"`....`
7,2
Clam
'Si
and
leatthrel
amen in the Clam of
grave from Pacific College
Mrs. Rosamond Nelson, Mro. 'don. a service that has
oMee
Walter Sellgeolus '50 tae of German
The gemme reamer.
Fn. A Reno labeential
Might shows and thr his work
Heenan Tucker, anti Miss Ethly to broad objectives in human re. Yale University.
1 -, Economies
Feb., 19,
best.selling book on Swed- j
.
PMlesephy
Two Will. Tome Parnah
lath
am and social Policy, HaVerwith the Glee Club.
Hildegarde Russell.
Mennen
Emmett Dunn and Howard K. Rename.
Sociolety
Courtney 5Icelott
Gerhard Friedrich will be hem
lord College ronfeirs upon you
Remelt A thither Menem.
Bottler. an 01111%11111di, ath. en
Reginald Edgar Allen, 53 Henry during successive semeshere
pmlesem
Herbert Clair Standing asMstant
as
laws.'"
yet.
next
of
Doctor
of
degree
en"
the
was
baseball.
and
football
who
In
12
English
Russell,
Elbert
Dr.
feu
ters of sabballe leave, wilt come
oWn and
-Elbert Remelt-Quaker Ms- of English. He holds an A.B.
Reginald Edgar Allen. 'nn honored along with President
Herndon G. Dowling. its Instrucvrastie
4:7tri
1.°
'lwtehdeer'
"tlelVS
tit
thl:enie
"
n
captained the int."
IAA.
and
Wilmer*
College,
Edward
g,
Guilford
entren
.1aPh
Ir'''
11-12
/1111. Is well known as a Quaker tonal% college pastor, educator, from
tor In biology for one year. He Greek
feels on production, distribution,
of a from Haverford. and Is current.
historian. college pastor. and ed. pioneer In the
Reginald Edgar Alien.
holds a BS from the University
and consumption.
part.time at the Uniavatar. He pioneered in the social gaped, In recognition of ly teaching
Murder oh Schram
of Alabama. end le comMedth
where he
Leath. Al 4 oluMM•
French
preaching of the social gospel. your service over more Nth hell versity of Minnesota,
work on hie doctorate at t he
Richard Warren Lalt y
jr°r""
been a century as an interpreter of has completed his course work
hil***Ph
P112
Mn child.. also a lecturer at and has for a half century
Museum of Zoology, Ual.erbieY 1
and religion In terms of perm., ex. toward the Ph.D. In English
iD. L.the thsthththth
nti7th
joss
Christi. M Hamm, Jr., '51 Che
die Columbia Univernity School In ' demand by colleyea
of Michigan.
before
taught
of
has
He
seeker
literature.
Interpreter perierice, as a prolietlo
of Journalism. In February. ! ehurch groups as
• tri E Cadbury, Jr., - Chemlatry 19/4
11
W
troth In history, Haverford at Guilford and is Pennsylvania
- a.tnigfi'Y
Roderic RUH Jameson.
lare. he was En' W. Allen of religion in terms 01 personal the
professor, win serve
chemistry
College confers upon you the de State College.
1141
Memonal Lecturer at the Oregon experience.
as dean next year Is the absence English
Also in the English Depthb
Boni In Friendeville. Tenn., in 'gree of Doctor of Letters,"
Frederic Ruff Dammam 51 RATERS SPORT SKOP
Prism, f:onterence of the Untver, !
of Gillen Hoag. according to
meat will be Robert A. German.
--NW W. tamewdas ammo
French 1114
stir of Oregon, and was appoint. dal. he was yraduated from
SpealdalL
pUblie
M
Marimba
as
awarawl.
Heinz Frank Koch '54 .- Gee'
ed at the same time to the se- Earlham College thenty-them I
Edwin Brynner will contln. to
Bache,
the
holds
He
part.time.
Pegs
1
11.15
comm..
lection committee of the'lalleman yearn later. and was a member
mien In the History Department man
ha's and Pomba, degrees from
Frits Peter Kohler. '52
Foundation of Journalism at of the faculty there for several Professor of American
e
17
T. 11=7.
while Professor Thomas Doke
th
PenthYlvthin•
sabbaticel with a ChrmiRry 1
Harvard University. by Pres, yearn. In 1933 he below. heed
allows
e and I. teaching them.
nn
o•
een•i
neeet
an
athe
0 "d
e7
g
101 Merriam 53
i th,
hrthr:
Henry
of Earlham.s Biblical Depart. o
den James B. Conant.
year's leave of absence.
Finally, to replace Protemon
capacity
this
in
serving
meat.
year. Mr. Edwin H. Brenner, In
I Mr. (Nide in married and haS
a result
id•
As
to speak ale"' work.
Roberts Halt was able01
Mr. Childs was hon.
paper
fr,.. the
nearly coed In 1944 with the Sigma Delthirty years as a Journalist , au. ta. Chi award for outstanding
correspondence, the
thse, and world traveler. His Wathington
which menliene. file
spechd held throughout this time d.tinn at
sustained Insight M national at.
,John
be
Prockop
crude.
... Receive Honorary Degrees
el
1.. re,..,a
slaying
ttith.,7,„roliabnCeoy
a
McNutt Elected
As Secretary
By Seniors
u'.
preaching
Sabbaticals..,
f
l
his
e univerwty
.tho children. He makes his
'home in Chevy Chase, Md.
Childs Speaks.
DARWIN J. PROCHOP
Conthaed From Page Ow
served as secretery.treameer of advised members of
the
in libton will maim.
nerved 15 Years As Dean
to supply Professor Drake's
In the following years he
ad
educed°.
aught at • number
a al the
rge
r'
" 't
will continueMiin
al Institutions. until liking the Library Treasure Room and the
post of Professor of Biblical Quaker collection of which Proat
thterpretallon In the School
fessor Drake is Curator.
Religion. Duke Univeraity, in
of
Clam of
1926. He continued in the post
the Varsity Club. Cragin. an. 1.1. we must first of all recog.
ether athlete. Is well.known Mr
until 1915. serving as dean of the
doe that individual s• nclit
Schad from 1919-1941, when he
meths self.disciptine. "the ae.
football, and Intramural basket'
became dean emeriti..
reinsure of responsibilities as
onicial retirement
Since
well as rights. Such acceptance
front Doke, Dean Russell has
Column was chosen by
the must, if it is to have any perelms aa its -most belated man manence. be made within the continued to teach in other college.. Including Guilford.
who le felt to repand the
and
framework of thong faith
Ilea Reinert Widely
remnt best the ideals of Hate; , llrm morel conviction.
Dr Russell is perhaps best
fOrd College." He served as The spark of snob faith,
•
Albrecht0t Flowers
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ARDMORE
At sw000nal•
he
known for his monumental ma
class president in hit sophomore
in and under
concluded.
tory of Quakerism IOUs but
year and as vice-president when standing of the. cultural
d
a
a Junior. Outstanding tth the religious heritage. will be t h e
basketball court. he elm planed
triter ten by which Western
soccer. and we. a member of civilization stands or falls • t
both Student. Council and Varashould be viewed not m folly.
10 ChM
but a. • -moment of extra-
1938 CHRYSLER COUPE
Good Condition
Mom: mem ficattereeed
Germano..
Anne rm P. Ns
ordinary belief." which Is "In 11.11* thrinthr portent of hope."
A. VASSALLO
Barber ShOl
MeRVING 11AVEZPORMI
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