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Vol.. 13 NUMB. 4
White Reports
To Corporation
At Annual Meet
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ARDMORE, PA.,TERSEIAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931
Flannels, White Bucks..
CALENDAR
Tuesday, October 3S
Professor Herta Km..
'Citizen Consumers Prevent
for Higher Productrelty..
Union ELM p.m.
Johnson Attacks
Moral Collapse
College Reopens
Record Library
For Borrowers
Dr. Mordecai Johnson...
Howard's President Sees
Need For Positive Program
Othello Trim., MOW.
hail 7100 p.m,
Nediuollay. October 3.1
Hans Kohn, "A 1.7.N. gieat
ono: Sheet le10.51,. BM*0
folk.. iry,M.
formal discussion. Common
Room.
Othello Tryouts ironed,.
Ceoodhart Hall, Bryn Me.
Deed.. Ode,. M
Carnes Day. Morning elan
sea diem... more. Mr
Collection.
Seine Dance, Centered.
7 to S p.m.
Be num MUMS
Students May Take Disks
With an address by Dr. Moe
To Rooms On Week Loan;
dad Johnson, president of HowEnds Year's Record Famine
ard University, in Collection on
The mumal meeting of the
13eginning October 15th, Hay.
Tuesday, October 16, the elaa
Corporellon of the College took
erfortra record collection will
erford College Service Fund
artee was begun. ere Johnson,
place last Tuesday at 4•10
again he available to both ,tte
holder
of
degrees
from
the
Unl.
In the Union. The opening am
dents and faculty. Mr. Reese has
verse), of Chl.go and Harvard
in was followed by a dinner
announced that a new system 10111
University, spoke on the moral
in Commons for the Corporation
en Into effeta. by which' records
reaporuAbillty of the United States
members
may be taken from the room In
today.
Stokes Opoes Meelleg
which the cone.n is kept, tor
Illusory Fears
S. Emits Stoke., '14, Chairman,
a period of one week.
He began by stating that the
opened the meeting by welcoming
Dollereion Available
crisis in America Is greater than
those attending, and Introduced
The library of phonograph
no suppose; furthermore. that
Wilmot R. Jones, .23, (Merman
rte..
Is
located In Founders
our
general
theory
conterneg
of the Nominating Committee.
s Halt M the room adjacent to Me
Mat crisis Is Largely an illusion
This committee's report was voted
We have, he saki. a conviction
Prealoent of Howard University, who ardre'l.n.'CA1•711?;1'
sod leciltdee toe
upon and approved.
the P.O.-int of Mob10 will maitthat a dbrbolical conspiracy eonsu,
last went on the moral reaponaibility of the United States in the
William Morris Maier, '31,
re today.
able in the recant room on Monwith its bash Russia, designed
Treasurer, then delivered he redays Mtween the hours of g and
deotroy the free Institutions
port which, he said. reflected
Wein.day. from 4
which am our heritage. This moclearly the Inflationary trend, /la
""and
o S p.m..
on Fridays from 4
Enhablten. of Merlon lemon netary will stop at nothing arid
oted, however, that along 04th
p.m.
unleas we ac
were roused from Meir deep at will overcome
costa, the endowment .11141WaThose wishing to burrow me
Sae ant On Monday. October 15. Immolate-a preponderant natitUry
had grown sti.tantfaily. Jonas
eke. Mr cm e.t.a' by loud and urgent .hew of power we Magee.
ords are alMWed to sign Out two
By J. N. Oster.
than M. Steve, 00. reported that
... not "de rigettr" at Haverford, darnel-clad Student!?
spite!.Fortunately for those
This operated is illusory. John.
reppert albums at a time. at the above
funds such me Haverford's have
Coanell President Herald Freund aaeltree Corporation
.nmelent gentlemen, the ever. son declared. We mold in fact
',Orton. hours, and may retain
been increasIngiy Invested hr
huh
the
Haverford
Drama
Club
The
one
motor
„rmenon
nognt
overrome
Route
and
scarcely
aa
them for one week. In order to
members at trowel dinner.
watchful tee of Dick Kirk had
common Mocks. and that Sag of
detected the of
of a con. ter the Menden, Dy defeating the ' presented -its latest altering m be the ha:clang of the sundry se assure the maximum availability
the College fund had been Investflagratton on some note under the enemy militarily we might at the good faith. no matter how mmg rents that 'NMI demands in his of thesererords, It Is requested
ed In this way. The Tre.utere
same time render the world more r. It is in this spirit that they dialogue. One em the tePreeitte • that they be return. by the
eve. of the tend floor back,
report was then approved . 00ale soar aad lark sounded the amenable to his fine vicmry,
that tog actors were fight.. the horroWers before the slimed time
that
egveg.
!Mould be considered.
alarm. when A.tin Hood appear.
rather titan participating of tine week it possible, thus perConeeptams Of COrentunlant
White Speaks
e climax In emenaMment
mn,
emation eboard an English mitting greater ch.-c.f.i.,
ed on the same, grim, determined,
We cannot snap the problem
President Gilbert F. White then
BV MARK SFSTON
and eager to do tattle with the without grasping first two ton. woo attalned In Two Gentleman or manowae. aura 1115. This
Borrowers Held Reoperate.
Mdreatted the Corporation He
said tee." blaze. W. the help of Ball Wary cepts of Communism foreign to Sake, a arrigelly Parody of the andstir inability on the part of
The annual meeting of approx. ethtere Ptrteeari
noted that while Haverford has
An persons bortowing records
be Siestir enhanced by the rota MII, the sleeping Annex-it. were or wet- of thinking. The first We Elizabethan atege convention
decreased aomewhat In Ita num- imately one hundred members of
the 0Meet was especially loon from the collection are held pee
the Haverford Corporation lam stmetIon Of a field house.
wakened,
i
in
Blanchard
as
P..441
mere...
nto
have
the
humility
to
aurne
ber of students, it has grown
by A. P. Herbert. The action n,u
reality responsible tor whatever
Wei. Preside. Wein on the
areent as the May progressed and records they take out. In case
various responaes to the &lama the presence of some good in
Inwardly in three Important Tuesday was clInusad by a dinales at were exhorted Chandra Magee Communism. A movement of Its
n. held In the Common Room careent "furrowing of
no . became a highly convirieng char of hreakage or the scratching of
udenS
nfFoundehe Hatt .1.1.1 rfreile sa
exhibited msrontemt~
e , lar propestiers.-eramee he-elkohnsed, tether art. laatiocii by 5. dams- wags by tit,„advetit of the do- a More, the berrower Will be.
mama to fled them have become
y was".proutt
. r""'W going hack to sleep, itin
ere alter dinner were Archibald said the student body
aa being totally and Itrevocale e... Gwen Davis gave a con- nouement. Diva C. MOODye—ToOnl charged the full replacement
clearer; 21 the quality of intel.
that the administretion and faculvineing performative 1, the cornincing in the role tlerieed.
lectual and aptrituat attitude has Macintosh, Director of Aches. ty of Revert°. have rent aver or, with temh preens. of mind evil.
value of the damaged record.
alone Gerald Freund, '52 Presi
Teo second in to have the Duchess rosacssed by then
he demon. Direotton vas by Thorn. Wood
summoned several dozen nearby
improved
better College pro.
r Or
record
dent of the Students' Council; and baeleveds to mold Ohio-" Com. fire companies. By ' the .c of humility to oak nurses. before
ll
Tae ouppoved finale to the eve. mtbtIluo was not available to
gram
P
"" e
'exerreee'rmer
MentIng
on
the
effects
of
the
Haverford has been strengthened Douglas Van Steere Chairman of draft meet to the future of the crude pletures and hand Motionn, God whether we In the west have tactive Plum. Frank Flannery
sladents for private use. because
Continued Page -I, ml. I
the Philo..Y Department,
the whale situation was conveyed anything to Justify the Com- lent the mast polished perform.
to an unprecedented degree.
t' we. feared Mal ton much rarecollege student, Freund said that to J. C. WI en, who seemed to have munist view which Inspires ita aree to the entire trilogy. One
Selsalarold. Needed
Preldent white tom the Cele:, —handling and resultant emhe Naught Haverforti leaden. some difficulty getting hilt mind violent actions. The Communnt might ohlem to the Gea[aI[
Speaking
on
admissions
and
radon of several ware in which
it., or breakage would occur..
had met this depressing force
tactiet—and they are only tactics. the Herbert piece n 7TUrstley
funesma
the uncertainly of atud.ts with scholarahlp policies of the cob with Losight and determination to
it
oaa in the past. thus retooling,
regard to the Immediate tutor. lege. Mr. atarentmh outlined dial utilize their college years to the - Community reale.e was ree• not basic et...pl.—are em- night on the grounds that too
from circulation entirely certain
•
•
statistics on the present class to
ly impressive. Fire engine, began ployed in the teller Mat they are much slapetick intruded Itself on
maid be relieved somewhat. A emphasize
mends which were either het
Ms main point that the fullest. Instead of adopting a dede.ing with a people with Co the otherwise Impeccable interprevo
atrtoorthening of the
plareahle or very difficult to
Omaha.. Oa P045 S. CoL d
gen. of honor and no tree tation at W. C. Booth. the dB..
basic
arn liberal arta program, .d college should have a greatly ea. r'trtt attitude.
• Mare.
hum. spirit
tor. On Friday night hnwever, the . Ita
of opporturilliee for landed acholerehre Mown If it
Agitation Predates Change
We Have No Right To Wu
Mimed-tail. studies were both err" re'
haee eleeretr waa ermirtred '
rete
're
ter
reeIt Is the eery t•free'' people. point of honor not indulged In hy '
, Student agitation on the Bub.
essential, he said. Dr. White also natatory and high school grade.
of the earth, Johnaon continued, the other oirectore
rho tears college dramatic 1.1.1 was so great howl-ter. that
stressed the Importance of the aim each year.
who have constituted the mow
Temala men accepted for ap
end., a 1 this year the policy of honrowing
In the Arms • Etteene
College being open to any new
rethless and most efficient group was. perhaps, the heal testing new set nt regulations concerning romMa uax minomted as pert Of
Robert Sherwood, speaking last
developments which would help proximately 110 places open to
The author of Rooms. and in history-ethe Dutch, French. !coon for serious retina. How.' the nummr of performances on the record library system.
Freshmen decided to go to other Tuesday at Goodheatt Hall. Bryn
the Inman 0,105 and aphrt.
colleges, said Mr. Macintosh. In Mawr, epee.. his -bewilder Hopei., commenting on his war. English. Peleens, and others. Our Mee small details almost roe camp. and of rehearsals for The Hat erford ramnl collection
Grad Program La.
Beatena were that virtually all of men
the counie of Inter.. time association with the leaders great moral challenge in this: We numerous to
anion. destroyed'., them. This was the result of me , was originally este. h II s teed
He told of the current of the these men were u
mislay
tional policies since the Second of the Aillei cause, said that 'In know th to he true. for we rather than create', a reeling of overcutting of dansn and nuttier . through the benefit of a Cameo*
new oneyear graduate program
lucrative scholarship offers. • World Wen' The fourolme Pulls
tvemohed ourselyea not .verthe realism, zedch realism is ohso ous failures in pilyetral etlure.n t granr, wet,
',egg
mcen
The °heeler of Admissions ex. zer Pelee winner who served on our time we have seen gen.. 1.1, led the fight against this lately' essential to Mb particular due to the strain of lam year's] In Ma, Caller colleges and unb
The
Continued Page 4. oak 1
greatness In our country and in syn., we have been meters grams in coratootton with Ma expanded dramatic program.
pressed regret at the loss of these President Roosevelt's staff as
verseea throughout the country.
merely
t
ineth whom he decreed as sup- writer told his audience. erector. the world.. It may he Ion mach
o declare ourselves guilt game Arcot SMIHy. "How do we
„E.,
The collection rude postoble by
erior in amdenne and leadership [nattily students, that the predic- to ask the older general.. to lees. and this rt open to mriout know that ne's English? Cause he
roe muss „m„,,,,,mo, rule states . this grant has Mine° been sub
potential.
aments and paradox. of foreign duplicate Its courage°. efforts emotion.
„ss
talks It^ 000 talks a too damn not promo
staattalLy enlarged over a period
In the sight of Cod. Johnson good" Anyone in the edam,
Applied.. Increased
policy-Must be solved by a genera. uring the war lit the Mete
of years through various private
zoom, on campus
mergency. 'Thus;' continued declarea we have no business to will disagree.
Contrasting the annual echoer non other than Ina own.
embed to protium play's. The donation,
Inge A Peelelst
ehlp experelitom of Princeton of
A,fa
de h•
itrstr= c
- One cheerful note was that axle rz0xiafi0rs was
Contiapad Pegs 4. eel. •
ennOneed Page 4, teL
about 3500.000 to Haverford s 522.Ma Sherwood. once a paella,
"Genius and the Aesthetic Re 011a Mr. Macintosh Urged an In. said that Mar only hope for peace
It felt
leeon of the Arta" was the topic dense of Binds for this purpose. In the immediate letre le a pear
small for two official drama or. S
of • paper presented by On MO He added that upperclass apple gram of remmament and
Menationa. This role hlrek an A
ton C.f./ohm at the That meeting ostions for schoialLIVIlle,dhadLl-, strength on the pert of the Wee[
end for the Theatresnthc.Round
of the Philoaophy Club last so increased .dpu an a Ma
ve
ern Cies' He ware., hower,
an organlmtion. but It doe not
Thursday evening- October la Dr. load on the a.liable fun.,
that rearament
m
is not ewough
forbid Drama Club productions in
Nahm, chairman of the DepartFreund Sp..
to aehleve a firm pea.. "Hitler
Featuring George Sommer and
the circle theatre technique
ment of Philosophy at Bryn
Student's Council President was manifestation of the time
'
BY PHIL STANSBURY'
hie orchestra the annual Varsity
A two. motion or the pro
Maax, spoke to . audience Of Gerald-Freund spoke vs the gear not a cause of them. Mewl. Sta.
Solid, pelmet.. vice pred. Haverford fugtime In the triple. the job of 0000 of freshmen.
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dents Are Doing and Tanking." to our personal freedoms: he Is
lo
.penes special
Rae.. Croce
He observed that there Ls no each a reprefentedve of the dies.* ...mug, in me ihigi, penes special assistant to the President. • b! id Vice Prestdent 01 the col- has been kept by anithorning
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h
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till,
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am.,i,
-any
thiretic,,,,he,
takh.,i,..
ght
the
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e of tickets
tp
aro
to,,,,,,
sele
dr.aorrer.
hehaersa
. legs. During the interim between ,,,,I
Dr. Nahm contended that thing as a Haverford
B. factions of millions of people with .n. he
was here In the ga
the. tenor. of Prealdents Morley
aesthetic conalated In a conjunct laalealing this with the point that no Impoverished existence' Mn, class of 1921, has aerved the .1. niac...
and White. in 199596, he served als, however, has loon limited dunce will he We'
re' ho per
eon of Fact and Value. Feat pee "while bucks" and the coded Sherwood continued.
lege during this period In posito the two weeks precedingthe rally and OM doom on Friday
as Acting President.
tains to artistic media. technique, gray mit are nOt "de rIgeura as
Calling the. Point Four Pre tions ranging from that of vane. ,.
and the limit u I Maht and with be followed by a
end the like: Veitua, on the other a uniform. he described the Han
Perhaps the one work of Mr. perfurmandea.
ty backfield coach to the Office s
skits Is l0 be more I Sunday morning breakfast.
gram
an
esmndal
part
of
a
teas.
tadiciagai
hand. derives from the freedom !Hord undergraduate as .
Macintosh that has carped him
of Acting President.,
The exact price of tickets to
' at settle,
el the artist—a freedom limited ...Chu, an individual with a tic foreten 50110 elms,
the widest recognition to his rigidly enforced.
'Mg peace. Sherwood sald we moat
Flayed
Track
mouse Lleeintlnmo• the dance has as yet net been dein terms of mechanism .d ends. strong sense of cooperation *Mob
hook Behind the Academic Cue
leekao maintain the friendship of
termined but will either be 59.50
Barn lh Malone, New York, e
Dr, Nahm took Issue with is utilized When the need for
Una
which
achieved
considerable
Longue.
el.
plays
also
came
allies and gala the Mr. Macintosh grew up and went
or Sa00 per couple. Incite' In
Benedetto Crete'. view that strong action arises. Fremesen.
suttees after Its publication in under the reguladon. which pee the price of ...Ion to the
all iance of other people through to high achml in Ithaca. After
azatetic appreeiatIon is prior to tiered that concerted slatnon ail
1946, The subject of this reok ml. the language groups to Predance will be admission to the
knowled., calling the eiplac makea effective the ”reos:25eral easel:UM tete directed tomrd entering Haverford, he was called
as Inc problem and loadarbes sent plays apart from the Drama
providing a more equitable stand. Into the artily In 1910, In which
pep
tally end the tic dance and
tautological primitivism..
and at the same time Umet eele- and of living throughout the
of a college director of admits Club. At the .me time, these
Mlle Sunday morning breaklast
he earned the commission of nee-'
During the question period fel- Bee" 1, .no system
nation.
Sloes,
Including
the
various
gateplays
aro
to
be
Ilmited
to
a
rem
umeld.
Formai dress is expected and
ond lieutenant In the heavy z
lowIng. Dr. Nalco held that ireThe Council President noted
heations which saris erectors sortable length and preparation eorsag. will be permitted.
said Me. Sherwood, "Ls artillery.
elate appreciation mu not Thoth an ,Improvement In the quality
took for In the sifting of lnnuro- time is to be held to a modes!
,Lne end
The theme of the dance Is Mill
*I to a small number Of Wm., and methods of serving food In a creadve force" Since,,,,th
In his undergraduate dam
amount This rule views such pre
°table applications. .
but Is and has been emceed by the dining hall, but expressed of the Second World
Mae played varsity on both the
Cutlet; . last year's French top secret, but "some fall theme"
Addicted To Flying, Oohing
wilt probably be used. Refnashell Classes in society. e,g„...
Re- hope that further improvements have been walking along a pla• football and track teams and at
ChM
play
as
exceeding
the
limit.
Mos has token part very activl.
men. will be served at the Varhaissarice Florence.
Would be effected, perhaps teas of strapeasee which must one time or another was captain
The program Is not a radical
ty in a !ivies of athletic hobbies
develop Into a "general optimism" of both".
sity Club dance at the Friday
Future Streakers
through the pure.. of me.
Including flying, sailing, and Innovation, the Drama Club night vie dance. Favors will be
betelte dates for the out modern facilities foreeterage and and the determination to use our
Lousily ...Olo1 in the Be
climbing. He Is a long eau.e holds productions at me even out at the d.ce.
strength for the avowed purpose; adernIc field, he was elected a
at,
Meetings of the club have not Proceseg.
me addict of ocean bailing, level to which they wee expand.
the achievement of peace-mid member of Phi Beta Kappa.
lalane
be. mt. but it la tepee. that
The Varsity Club has engaged
Meeting Gripes Hon.
he sailed In two races from New ed in 1997, maims our last year's{ George Sommer and hla orehesWare Chris.. there win be
Freund mentioned that there eventuallY total disarmament Admissions Dire.. Sin. lelgt
ee aua 50teti.York to nennnan, In on and addition.: the language club rule tra to ploy for the dance. Som.
two More misalona tare a panel seemed to be less "ermine this "We must;' continued Mr. Sher
For the nett eight years. Mr. It was only a scant
three years tem mapreovety. The HMI time holds Ike line at the pre-French.
Mee.sion and the other a talk year about compulsory attendance wood; eacmpt the paradox dult
Mee
who has perlormed at more
play
level:
the
Class Night reguMacint1st taught English'at the later, in IOU. that Mac took on the boat he was on came in third.
be an outline speaker. The out. at Fifth Day Mreting. He also kt IS necessary to arm now to Montgomery
lation keeps teat year's addition d.ces in the Philidelphla area
coached the 'the backbreMing Job which takes
ptesent
se
Lease Lane "vacs.
Ude speaker WM probably be mentioned, on the credit net have total disarmament In the backfield of Haverford's football up so touch of his time to the the second time In Second, both of a emend night but elimlnalee
future.e
Sherwood
added
mat
years
in
a
field
of
thIrtyodd
ocean
and Al Raymond, barb
other Professor Dunham of Tem. pride of the student body in Its
team, and studied for his master.
°a that of director of sailboats. He also has doom a the long practice schedule.
I,ft
tone. A quartet. eThe Four SeaProfessor John Wild of athletic teams which do not place "eventually we MR have to adopt In English at Columbia !MixerAs
to
future
Nam
Dr.
Oakley,
a
form
of
government
based
on
considerable amount of selling
^Uvula
,.
Joint ...Iona with the emphasis an winning above ail
sons" and Harmy Wilson. 'rare
ally where he received dill deup and down the Atlantic coast chairman of Me CommIttm on nog cot Lip'', will add variety Se
Acting Pvesleent. n.e.e•
terse Mawr Philosophy Club pre el. but Instead derive pleasure law to secure a tasting pease...
gree Is 1926
,
C0111111017d On P.m a Ce. 1 the performance,
consIdafalice.
ROM the Matey.. Itself. The
The loUovellig•• you, he came to rte was given at the same -time 1
Cesare. Page 1, toe 5,
Continued rage 4. eel.
President Cites Success Of
New Grad Program, Reports
Ott College 'Growth'
Fire Discomfits
Annex Resklents
'Circle Theater Production
Is 'Meager Entertainment
t
to
Mar, Steere, Freund Speak
At Annual Corporation Dinner
e
Philosophy Club
Hears Dr. Nahm
Sherwood Favors Arming,
Point Four In Goodhart Talk
d
Prof In Profile:
MAC SAILS, CLIMBS MOUNTAINS
BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVE ROUNDS
ca b.*
New Regulations
e earsals
urama Program
'"' th
Jommer To Play
t varsity Dance
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EDITORIAL:
Haverford News
Richard A, North, Jr.
illanngiog Editor — John Wirt
Thump.. — Sydney M. Cone, Ill
Stoic, \V ets, Editor — Prier F. Tapke
— James 11. crtward; D. Frederick
Muth; Phi* R. Stansbury
traturrs Editor — fintathan Guttmacher
Editor—
Alumni News
Books in Review
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Of ell ot the pamphlets on American foreign
policy published with the cover and price of • book .
einos the war, George F. HMI.* Amerle. DiUmtata Inentigal la Undoubtedly one of the most
searching end keenly analytic. As a career diplomat the famous "Mr. X.. of the'Xate Department
Kenna, had an excellent opp5rtimity to gain an
Insight into She workings of our (Orel. Politi,
and with the aid of hindsight and the mind of
scholar he has done a yera good job of Indicating
here we made some of our most tragic IIRSLISIW
during the last half century.
The mean body of the book 0.51.1.1. of •
aerie. of all teatime whlo Kenn delivered
at the Univerally 51 CM.. tehlie on leave
from the foreign natter. The second and Mr.
*lately smaller part of the book. condets of
reprints of two article% on Russia orrigiullY
pubithhed in Pereign Agates while Keenan
ou writing under the guise of Mr. -X'.
The 5mt lecture deals with the motives of the
US. in pursuing the war with Spain and the terra.
lariat exunsion of the U.S. which followed a. a
coraequnce of this war. Actually weed the on
Ow does a good Job of demonstratieg is the nom.
plete lack of .y real motives which the US.
war
had in forcing Itself Into an absolutelya n d
and in acquiring • number of uselese and onwant.
ed Islands which she did not know how to dui
with after obtng them. With this bldndertng
beginning the US. plunged into the international
Menge. of the twentieth century.
The author. next two lecturer deal with the
policy Which the U.S. played around with in the
Orient during the next few years. First some
obscure British customs ofBrial talked no Into
embracing the worn out British policy of the
-Open Door In China. Than were we able to dem.
onshate that we knew how to make ourselves
Popular with lust stout ever)' important nation
in the world without accomplishing anything M
all. We followed this up by interfering In Eastern
affairs Jut' enought to show that we could never
understand their people, but were certainly willing
to Inman them. especially the Japanese. in some
vaguely moral attempt to try to show ourselves
Alumni Urged
To Join Local
Haverford Clubs
FOOTBALL
In the next two lectures the author studies our
policies betork and during the two world wars
without evert mentioning the name of Senator
Lodge. Before both wars we demonstrated our he
ability to concern ourselves with the vial problema
of the world, and when we entered them jt was
AT SWARTHMORE
on legallstic•morallatic grounds Instead of as nee All alumni who ham moved,
long. One tool and all recent gradutes, are um.
usarymoves Sr MplontheY.
victory rather than a better balance of Interne ed to roman the Mental dub in
Saturday. November 17, 1951 • 2 PM.
Alumni Leo, — 'Philip
dotal politica and we would never admit that the area Alumni Secretary Ben.
Tkketli Flak ineluthog tax tChiktren unser It 612101.
we fought because our economIc and political in- nett S. Cooper, hopes that In this
Irma. Stott, LA.,., — W, Winer Comfort, John
terests were so lid up with nations such 1■3 HM- •way all alumni will to cm the
F. Burton, Hhno F. Koch
A reserved section In the stands will be held for those who
Iln that we bad no choke In the Matter from it mailing hat of the dub nearest
dowel's g Menage,— Willis= Kaye
policy viewpoint. We fought for moral dogma them, and will be able to receive
purclue tike. in advance. As this spleeth *OWL @theta
Eirtutstiort .lignager — Gordon Werner
and uncondltio.1 surrender. The author trite to notices of load alumni actidtlee
ed" bath
win be assigned on wont came, first
elsoitant Biome. Monty, — Andrew Lewis
those that the °the victory worth having Is over and other information which the
•
I
ault
31,11saugh,
•
A omen;
men's minds; the military type mnyinces no one dub may be able to make
Those desiring ticket. should send orders to the Athletic
la his anal lecture Kenna, Ulu to show able to them.
prs
Me
and
clubs
the
of
Ilst
A
Ulu our diplomas history hu been me long
dirseitda — G. Freund. J. H actual, J, KelIy,
Offko, Gums.., Reverters] College klaverfora Ps. Make
succession of bludem and misapprehended% dents and I or mere** or
M. Klein, L. Prager, T.
all checks payable to Reverter. Caine. 101c • stamped
WI that where we had pinny of Moe Mlle& chairmen follows:
Sachs.
M. Setton. J. J. hound
Patheadpitin
Glebe(
Reverter"
We
lams.
pr
out
run
now
hue
we
mreitem and the tickets will be mailed to you
leak,
in
er
ulfedthomd
IV. Wilson
thanceilor and Canthe Steele
failed to hientify our interests brie WM=
Sporn. .4notioits — E. Harris, R Jones, L. Morgan
deadline a November in
The
ma Britain and Smut and underestimated the Philadelphia': Pa.
Phoineraphori — R. Horton. J. Walton
President, Herbert J. Penner
Influence of Ruda.' What Ihr author says in
Humor, dungy:lei—ft Cone. K, Hamilton. G.
effect Is nut we failed to se the Muth. of
McDonald, hi, Neill
ance of power 1tlpQry,
Ole
I e Ia.
These six lectures show in excellent understanding of out diplomatic Ills. but the two uncles folt S.:
1:'tI'''Y'tt
low therm show little except an adequate under- Philadelphie Pa.
David Baird, Courtin M. D.,
standing of the present government of Russia. New York Rayerford Seat" Luther
class of taln, as pediatrician at
They offer nothing in the way of dealing with It
Richard X Sinetea..
the Lancaster Cleft Palate Chine,
except the often propourtded ideu of contahunent Jr.. 157 East 30th St. New Roth
is helping to merest one of Ow
and moral rearmament of Inc US. However. in 6. New York.
emphasizing tom any democratic vie*, must be Sr 50
cleft palate. The clinic and the
".e.ff .'eff*. Y.
over the minds of men and not on battlefields. Ken- 98 Wall Street,
New York 5.N. Y.
commonest natai defects - the
non shows an understanding of what many have Resulted Radek, Maryhad 0 FX
•
work It don eras alerted amend
Dr. Mordecai Johnson. President pious pores it parchment, and
yet to learn. His worry over the possibility of a
'
Howard University, Washing.. nut white papers compare favor
years ago to Dr. Herbert X
to*gn
Mood
•
attaining
ever
nationa
dernoeratir
M. D.. N3, 106 St. Paul St, Bal.
the Alumni onla nes rectum. Cooper. Since thee the pros*.
ably with those of the Com.
policy, mixed up as such a government must be timers
alhanndil urger, u. a CIITUIAT letter ninth Incur at has been imitated tor the DM
3
'"r
4,.,
with domestic lades and the vole. is a real one
umb, don't your Well then I
Dear Sir:
that we most solve at once.
806 Karoo* Rd.. Towson. Md. mint, M. h.. Ile, la310ra0D,pnnes time on a larger stale by the
Your forceful and dramatic talk ask again, upon what grounds do
DONALD YOUNG
Amod•the which has been sent to . or rani slam of Pennsylvania.
In the Haverford Collection last you reed good intentions Into
Wk..
Trawl. It tells of Ids trip East 1
Non Profit Clink
Tuesday left me with no mom to Soviet theory and peonies wwlle
President Willard E Maul 26,
...die. main... In flea hitlY Per not of the
doubt your eloquence and ma at theume time eastlittung and
5.0 Web* St, Pitmutirgh 6. Pa. •••.' 'fn. and
_
tanto.t
J. sbannan ctn.ann, 'Wally his visit to Haverford on ea... ana
lade to suspect your sincerity. condemning our policies and ao
and
dykes? If we *nom show a
4.'or none feu. or weather the
"r
525 Frick Bldg-. Pittsburg. oArdo
The general theme of your ler cleaner ledger than our present
The
,
para: aaa heels and bone fail to unite In the
lure. as I understood it was au• day rivals. is it really Immune
r001 of the mouth leaving an
SO,
•
,
•
u
doubled:
red
Hared
ed primarily at pointing up the their nothu are holier and More
u
Me
W"bh"*.'
Md."
Ihn*I'd
President. H. Gifford Dion 22. • ••
Al' opening mco the need qua"
moral shortcomings of the so humane triamouref . . Is Mr.
The number of reenni releases by both the form. Ls *Boon to Interpret to everyone's sad. Federal C'n"'"n".'""' Com- tow shared I. halved'. On a
called "free" nations of the West: Visinnskya regard for human
NIP Rut
MD'
Y•ee. In many cues It a .ximplighed
Beaton. Cuadetes is completely monad in We *anon, Washington. D.C.
•
into
grown
has
companies
minor
the
and
motor
to thaw their traditi0.1 attitude dignity so very different from
.
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1:',..%hdeodt
,
dro.
at°7.abeY
%Fktr
a
.pp.
il:
„ by
ar,
7 th
.ei.
hyeel
apret
proportions that It a Impossible to approach and as far as we are concerned gives en jrSecre
andtbehavlor toward colonial pos. that the Huey Lone, and do you such amazingthe
xcellent If not brtIliant performance. But his
outpht. All one ran do la to try
ama. It
sessions and retarded areas which mean to imply that the nature of keep up with
laying may be unaattafactory to others.
to keep Wok of the most innalandthe relabel.
the no alight In convert.
usually
is
tIon
Mas
received
us
of
6
IOW
-In
!
poetess mmethina they ...der Premier Stalin's concern for the FATS..
Another Ileethomee Pout. area IN, has been Ion. D. C. ata.titv, raata
romp.ls have relived the artlaWar CURthat
'ere Degrees and 25 raised Bart, son tat
to be worth stealing. You mann. Iranians and EgYillthatt mlfee'
resorted for London by Wil.* Rauh... Hach
vividly for us the inconsistencies, greatly from that of Mr. 10111 Or releasing a whole series of ore composer'.
Preside, F. Barton Gunmen. ears' Degrees at Haverford Co. see Involved. An Important part
works. Notable in this line are the recordings of halm one of the tut of the old school of great
anaa sans
contradictions. and gaps between Churchill?
'en, Philadelphia Of these 3. of the :store therefore. a the an
used coot clean, crap style of ptheIng Ill, .32, wiiii,
has
Pianists
of
Interpretation
L.dowska'a
society.
Haydn
the
a,,,,,,nea a are thing. and 7 no ,
.
Jus
o1 th
t ....,
tnsenb,
m ea as
co.
y e.
our declarations of ideals and
Giesler for Valor. and Kurt to good advantage here, although he could have
their translation into the world The nature of the struggle be. Bach's Well tempered
Appel.uma newly begun recording of MI 32 • Mile more feeling In the slower eelealona On 7s
,07,0
0A .
Ot t:: The cline, which was ortginalle
of flesh and blood. Filar point on tween East and Weal cannot be Beethoven
Boston,
pisno sonatas fur Wutminster.. Lan. the reverse side is Melba souks in flat This
a,..ttaty,
.
i
..te
n.
1:nomme
6
eeRRZ..
t
,..d
ctee
,
very well made and I da not ques. sliced es neatly into the two :
aled.„to
°tr. now
py,..titt.e.Ro
sdtithry.,,
Cl.unni.k
of
recorded the whole of the lint old workhorse of the concert stau la aim loan Revarfad
lion Ita validity. no would I at- forces of light.. and darkness! tiowak• has howTempered
We
two or tottoo unto, oc.n.
e
Charter. Her renditions a dun cut performance, one that Is much UMW ?Madan. Thome. L. Fernier. wo
Halt
tempt to min.. the respond. aS you Ithve attempted to do. The , book of the Well
cleft palate
well as a highly developed (Mi- than the Meat recording of this work Horowitz an
71,
fr
case
tor
it
niemortm
bad
fond
no-run.
a
In
left
been
billy of our failure to fulfill our challenge of Communism Is not carry authorityatazthla
nbsia
Victor.
period. Although it Is here- made for
v••e'‘ee
Lek: and what a grand
moral obligations abroad. It does "end your ways or perish." but lne foe mule Landowskea
va land between the dentist and the
Sea...7, GIMP, P. Foley.
interpretations of
nerideleaohn'a lectern* Munk to A MidFriday night a urge.. In forming the stints
boys had on „id.,
appear questionable. however. rather .perish and me will mend lcal to dispute
„inn.
X IjVoidbatatdjni
non.,
of her playing at times mem affected:
summer Mehra theme h. nwelved a new Florsheirn Shoe Company. 136
me
It au Doctor Cooper's idea 10
whether your boundless faith In your ways for you... To think Bach, some
under
more
puts
Mat.
Berta
probably
he
she
I
by
whole
the
Dome
on
for
but
recording
teeth
the
in
L
t
odl
r
af
r
C
otherwise
is
1
o
it
;
t
that
tfi
atot
eh
i1;thte.tta mounds and_azur saint** lea combine the many !menthes of
;1
faith as a meansto world peace
vitality into Bach than any ether
mon, Ferents Primes modern.. 11th le the
ran medicine aancerned with the prob.
and reconeillation is matched to of repeated avowals of purpose, sanding and
President. Horace 1, Davide.
artist today.
nest du we have hued onythMg metier See
lent
any appreciable degree with an and the action emplo3ed to keyboardAppel...
••••
nen'
cm."'
Ine
Road.
Nottingham
1101
'33,
Jr..
recording. hare received
The
baton of tir. Penney. Ill. conducting le an
set
Hollingsworth Wood and
Palates Are Fitted
understanding of the political ...ye them. one must pos..
56. Delaware.
mixed notices. Soler have hem very favors.
and trey ursualve. The MendelsonMn wort, Wilmington
gaei.eatary,Wllllsm 6 M.Hmm. sem talked until 11 o'clock. en Same speech Is not a natural
facts of life. urticalarly with ref- Ire .tin of a saint the patience
rather lukewarm. BecortIng all
extremely Indeed, omega
others
while
although
however,
a
of
credulity
the
and
Job.
of
foot
traditional
the
about
penally
Wits
Co..
powder
i„
.d2, weecn
erence to Communism.
function, but one that is learned.
the Beethoven South. Is • tremendous un.
rather 001,140. Oro ha. the !reline that SIT
six.yearcold.
It Is possible to bring new thus
Arthur Snail-an bee crept in somehow and that mIngion 99. Delaware
dertaidng for any artist But it la certalnly
The chellenge of tannution,
Th'veek. des into use and supply an art!.
If whet you see
worthwhile to have these work. available to
al any minute we call bur a [hay chorus Ilaverford Seelety of Los Angatearlere e•nelle w.•
se you demented it, demands
agreed " "••
tidal palate- me
pamte
Prem., Dale B. Ride, 17, 2•41. The b•F• game ever
monk lovers. Countieu recordings of the
out of the Pirates or Pinafore. For opera fme
That Eli awn be given the ma. lir, a.m., in lam our present
plastic material and
of
made
°
'"
"
'
f
n't° "••"
Moonlight and Path...Igoe ue mode while the
ler* and spriltual aid required cotsne of arming to 1hr hill is
there is a new Tomanint perform.* a ]00120N St. Santa Mantes, Celia
"'" fitted at ere ea. ea% . round.
" f.."frf•fel' er4
Secretary. Dr. E. Robe
lesser known monatas remain Melted, um
Ventrotis Travis.. The maestro and isolobsts,
for the attainment as the 01001 unchristian and that we are
of
This value
''''•“"lr"-' plastic speeeh valve-owoot
the player °PP"'
Sthi Dorothea Road. lost
ha
Richie,
too.
heard. Aline Ochnabel 11■111 recorded the rave
level of human dignity which foredoom* to material and
ltePee
Attune, Merril, Pierre. etc, glee
teeth and that tha
two
cont rolled by
Habra, California,
Beethoven piano works In the fatale,. Ile, of
Cad has been phased to grant moral collapse if we petaist
eahle performance ea um* This la • Victor
worth •66°•".g Captain or
making normal
dett,
Harerfere Society of
tot once
3.o tispeech
this may pursuing it further: liut we
coarse. was the king of Beethoven interpreters
releue on t LPs.
M. Howevertrue this
worth guttered a Woken wrtst
n.
aairan.
,
2unaahan
of nine- we hadlien-fore best play our
until Ma recut death. and his standard wall he
hare teen In the
Ralph Kirkpatrick. Landowsks's math rivet to piamant,
wiarar. .22C mu omy minor thicdents. Dr.
teenth mom, Martins. 1 think rhip, on the one remaining al.
a bud one Inc Apeelirum th Use fth id Rut
moats Of the very
the harpsichord crown. has recorded for Concert fella College. Oakland IS. Calif. An
• late,
mente, long shot that it la
an If Appeal.um dors not attain ouch •
the burden of prod rests on
*iceman star, luau al raa' being taken
Hall Society nine of the Seariattl lthyboul Son- Ilavertad
the
hich In arrest would mean re
!belay H
irtendard.. and Prestmlnsteee project Is •
you when you attempt to
'thine Pr°gn".° nea
.. Ms harpsichord playing is much more human President Henry Fetternan Co. —
and t palate
de
and
ways
old
our
mounting
tremendouly worthwhile one.
marted the throe motives to the
""0"
than LandoWskaa, and he be able to get subtler M. D., '45, 1619 Colony Lane, Hee:
Sinn', Sethth•T
01
a
to
resource.
our
an
voting
Among recent releases of single LP disks the tonal shadings than she. Although he donut%
Communist Party of 1051. A
121
ce,,
1 gave
. losgayt,t n:nvi
tant.
and
n
.7. thtWaatith
ilerL'Un
the
end,
rightful
and
Jut
a.
-free.
..Pni
wnri
rtove
e..
complex
g the
atna
following are of note: The four Chopin Railed., command the overall authority that Landowskt
gut many Communist. today
may still fret ibis to hr the Ina- of man: that we do pro Col, 10'. Robert Camden.. plenist Casadesus does. this is a good disk for those who think the
na tenuous. Johnny Lester 111 emblem a tellthion the Want
Chelan an, Rabat., ,Starr, .3.!wor
..74), even
Ite
imtibr
mL
c.; ohotiooto...u:wit oo
pee, hut there IA little evidence ante for our put traugreasiona We. a thoroughly scholarly. yet live performance harpsichord is a completely cold instrument. Pah o
beartwert..
.flIenge....tynao.thoom
1syco
11.
,50, and oil,„!,
1
..i.
,,,30,
op and. with • dear conscience and of four of Chopin best works On a 12" Col. C.a. panicle Imbues this tousle with warm feeling and 'lLAS.,$.6„ti.
suggest that these or nether
a light heart take our chancre deans gives a performance of Beethoven,sonata
the BRIM Of • new PM'
yaws carry much weight in
life.
egayeegnad aina",01 Lantandar ; mond Align. lieneral Counael in wit h.'"
by
1.1
hoping
Commode,
much
with
eche..of the Fatty. Mhos
op. Ile and the Seamus Fade, Sympboniquea
"°•° '°°'"
ChM !men. Ba rt on X . Vet oe, 'La e f'ettr"F'''°'•
II will pick u Its cur before The sonata, one of Beethoven's last tvorks thin
.f. G.
ei ldence do you mallet lo
peer. •°. f".° "'"‘"""'"'d's "M.*" she
", sir
924 Janet Ave. Grandview II P.
justify the
nude In en. we am asked to turn the other
Hardee Minded out the P.tient,...ten This branto
U.
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old
seam
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aan ittninn, mm the 0ol
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grat.p.
end the sante breath I that cheek; It ea la what you were
.d
goal...arching repentance and Miring at, then I say all well
Guy. tae, ■ ever. IrraCIthli wives ‘VIIINT1 my
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honest deeds, not the um and good. By Mating It in some
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yallillapuld
this
se
fashion
such
talking of "freedom." will Ma,
Cie
atom the Kremlin that It need have recognised the problem
of
story
the
Is
Glare
Against
People
The
for what 11 really nu, clearly
h,:
e:r
PMMe
ie"..
l. 'lit:. with thew'.„
ese
no longer look own US as the
.b towde.
goes
p unt.
Drh.dH
ni.
to follow. Lawyer's (Spencer Tracy) ejtenttpls to fine an
Washtub*
citadel of reach.. 121 that outlined the mune lobe
th
0.l 1M1e jectMe to be uln- Moment client Who has been 'convicted.
within the fommenehle future
eluding • visit to the thellatapolla The Saturday Evening Post re
Dear Sir:
an
and
honest
10.1I
the
of
trial
the
of
num
the
During
Speedway races and stays WIN the work of the isnesater °Ina
ills months in year was yam.
In a recent Issue of the News, there was
,ter whom Tracy las agreed to daend. he
hopeful maim. pe•mier straight forurd runner, land
his numermlinemegand nephews aunty varied . article describing
an announcement that the Annual Gtving
finds himself atylnied more and more often in
Stalin would nuFolte one the angers inhemnt In such
He expressed • thuilduiness thet ht which Coursin was picture
CMN6thea Own per. Cat.
about to be resumed. This Is • moat imwas about
the courtroom scenes which are dustily ek
change of heart foe 0iulit • proposal. But In your ronmrn
I • hemerhau condition in the buting a chlld,While at Haverhontediamiy,
atmod
appearing
of revenue for the College Mid
portant
. .• the challenge of cam.
abashing the apparent gent of h. client
ready smc call off his r•salti•
Af the amend had numhot the lung, which had shown signs of ford Count. was tour years en
Alumni.
the
by
understood
be
must
Western
of
light
the
In
standing,
long
of
monism
drinker
habitual
an
Tracy,
eff team
Omura hounds, sod onne Into
target rather bully. Sim 'Wisdom hint from making the trip. In a e
musty
you
callous.,
moral
eye
wstatful
the
by
onlY
cheek
in
held
le
The independent Liberal Arts Educational ,slimed
eePtaatt
the fans, of onions in harm
Ids an* Weer. He
of waving them 'ream...ant. had not premnbta
Mt daughter, who stamps Is keep him on
Institution has only three Maras of Immure: a,
pubic permed P. S. to the Alumni Of- on the Record Board. wu 10 the
his hands at he flee of hnithor• oversimplItied the Case and
ermy
moon
of
the path of moderation.
1. Tuition from students. 2. Grants from political Mttente—cops. Brennen. and even flee he Oncludes Ms letter with varsity Club and wail for tour
ly lave, t that the Communist completely 'snood the nature
deep don, undernuth truly of Me power opposing us.
ambulance crew—was gathered at *Mks to all who helped to make rear. a member of the Chetnistre
Alter one particularly trying day In court sources. 3. Alumni Giving.
Cedu
stay ao enjoyable
despise', ihe methods be feels
gives way to his old thrial, encountering
I speak wish no authority
If the flat 'mime were Made to bear the the scene.
compelled to employ to gain the Ilaverfoni student body, h t''1
ai,e' course of his binge a gentleman willing entire freight. Haverford would price itself out
n
The police experienced a bit of
,,
cy egt.reu
.r,
,
Tra
e...
c,
Ids objective. and III that you know that m.1 of us who= .
.ahldrzeillk tr.da,..pbrt.
to p.e4tire
of the type of student for Where we van do the dillieulty on the third floor,
Ne heel Job.
are not naive.
where several people resisted
you speak were deeply up
thing is discovered by the district attorney's
quite *Naively. An eyewhole'
by the cogency of your rem
we depend on the second source, we its Matta
The oenent of doubt which y*
witness submits the following ao
to office, Tacys client IS convictni. and 'Dui him- our Ifindependence
and must be napat to the count.'
so readily and graciously extend as a whole We were lame
look at an unglossed pitta sd self threatened with an IMPeodt.li otGeth3enk
•
seltmekers.
polltIol
of
whims
In the motives of Communion is ounelves
Policemen fulling at Tom
el a situallom which 'Nothing damned, he sets out relentlessly to do
at the same lime peremptorilY to a largeand
As a result It seems patently evident that Roth's let/ —.Get up! Get up!
menace la of our own Just one last decent thing — prove his client's
denied to the West II is true.. ao
Ha efforts in that direction make lie Annual Giving to supplement the tuition pay. The Macon ,Muse'
ltutocence.
the
forget
to
nary
Ls
It
making.
ATTENTION
you have pointed out. ourcon- unpleasant even when it Is udder wresting watching to say the km: the final titter- meets of the students Is a vital neceully to the
Ruth immewhal annoyed/—
ern for the safety and well tieing our nose. much less when it exists ter of the picturt Is carried along on an *dam Welfare of Haverford College.
Vat sway. will ytth."
Southern California Havertordians
of oolonles and dependenglis In
Policeman anslatentl -a section of the world known carnet of suepense better than any I have sees
Other colleges take file az a natter oe
room!"
Robert and Margaret Simian will entettain Haverfordima
course. Ptinceton and Dartmouth both received .There's • fire In the next pillow)
rather than the role during the to us only by name. 001respond. for mmettme.
Ruth Iburying head in
and their wives at a turkey dinner at 5 p.m. on Sunday,
for mall' of thVganditiota
over 34510.906 last year and this was NOT an
Tracy surprelogly enough makes a good
put two.hundreri years. But Nifty
October nth at their home, Wollm.touse, 1033 W. 36th
Relay can- laattlitch Money, notwithstanding bls meant
endowment drive but the Annul Glvme of .- —"All right all et 1St. Now lemmas
should the motives of thwn. and situations existIng
Los Angeles. Please bring • sal., or a needled) or •
we
much
Street
however
dodged
be
not
Alumni.
Wetted
*mist Russia be chosen in.pref. play the ostrich. For your vigor. role as father of the bride. The futility of his
Thus reputed. the Police force
desert: your own table SerV100 and SIM.
efforts Ratan the tr.,, the dunalr whith
* to those of the Western
It was wonderful that the recent Campaign *eked off, and the firemen made
leads *n to make lite ruinous weenie,
mean
not
ers simply because her lint ous and dramatic presentation
dou
that
but
mere,
huge
a
alumni turned out over 10316 for thin kind qf an affair.
such
Seattle
was
crowd
A
fire.
the
of
work
short
r and Ida Beal martydrom m the nun• a hm•
o.
.
we can sit down on our — theirs and rel.. of nearby residents which had
of crimes has had only...sixth ofn the case against us, and f
Leta see what we can do.
Ice Are all put .coos very well, with moan of
That was Jolt the loeginning. Now cones the gathered m the meantime Go
Of the time to grow? What
of
Ride Preddent
Dale
un.
of
the cuidomary overdoing caarseteristle
mai Joh, if we ere going to keep Havered
Miens do you Peon.. to sub. bt ec
Urged soon after. rather *tan
:re I know wag here role.
ndd
,..a.
E. R. Made, Secretary
rail by Which we may property y t.
the forefront of American college".
pointed it seemed.
a thane
jidge of her motives? Certainly
Road
Dorothea
900
It la an entertaining picture, well worth subwe
whole
the
on
Watt
The
Sincerely,
1 . not her behavloh Protestations
off quite euccesefully. and a goad
Very truly Yount ura. prices at least
Lange. indent., CalIF
JOHN. S. WILLIAMS,
end dedivallons then? I rather
time WU the by 011.
D.P.. AL
'55
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JOHN
and
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pie
generators
An Open Letter
To Mordecai Johnson
Haverford Vs. Swarthmore
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Aids In Cleft Palate -Work
wirier M. Hunt
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Toesiday. Oct. 23, 1931 ,
HAVERFORD NEWS
Indians Scalp Scarlet 34- 6;
Briod Races 71 Yards For TD
LOSClii3VO Leads Juniata As
Crippled Fords Bow in Third Defensive
Straight Defeat
A tribe of Indians from Hat.
ygdon, Pa. nwaded the Ford
ream. on Seth.sy and, thanks
se 'Sig Cider Lundy Loschiavo.
Omni McNeal and a band ofte.a. eot
strong warders. left a few hours
:
later With some scalps lunging
yam their belts.
•
McNeal Sparkes
LoachlavM and McNeal were the < 4 -Awe
gune . Jurdata downed the °
pas by 1on...sided 344 count
former Is a mown..
,iica of the oldf.hioned
hreat thilback-an excellent run,
r. passed, and kicker Although
ye For.. pass defense had him
arly well vmedlocred" in the
Ain department, he Yet On
ver. booming Ideas, and hie
ening it little to he desired.
wan highly touted and well
•
for, but he could not be
SPORTS CALENDAR
Werloceday, October 14
Cneela Country va. Lehigh.
away.
Friday, Ootober ft
Varsity Soccer vs. Lehigh,
away.
Saturday, Oath. SI
VeraY Football vg. Hamilten,
way.
S. V. Pathan va. George
School, away:
J. V. Soccer v.. Drexel. today
Caw Country ye Multanbalg
Page Three
FORDS DISPLAY SCORING POWER;
EDGE F&M 4-3, CRUSH MULES 9-2
Soccermen Get Early Lead
Jones, Hetiel. Each Net 3
By Jones; Three Spheres,
On Three
In Muhlenberg Walkaway;
Wolf Fogies Final Marker
Burton, Harrison Score
It took another Mot mart. hat
Making it three In a row, the
O'ER by Arnie Jone and a fourth
Fowl hooters defeated Muhlem
period. InsWtanee goal by 'Hanle
berg, by the season's most lopsidWolf
to
tuns
back
a
atrong
F.
(
ed wore.. two men pulled the
& M. soccer team. 43, at I.an
hat nick, scoring there goals In ,
last Wednesday.
A
• gem, as Comptain Arnie Jones
40)
lace Three Rally
did it for the third consecutive
Jones scored all hie tallies In
game, and Fred Real made at
the ant ten Minna, The Diplofor the Bost time.
mat. pulled up with goals in the
The gars started out in a slow
second and third quart.. to Wit
lethion, however, the Fonds lookthe score at 3-2 as the Anal period
ed like the masters all the way.
began. Wolf's score at 18 minutes
The line functioned welt taking
kept F.! IN from knotting the
numerous shorts and peasant to
count when they drove In a goal
canal '
to the last minute of POE
Left insane Earl Harrison net
avd iMs
"t"
ioalie, Hitchcock,
Wag adkAldaye of a blocked up Jones first after a minute and
ed well. making ''
aplotte until he
inju'red
r*linOn'
a
Wall add a fine twenty.. yard a t'r. Of play, Harrison paced
collision with left Inside Harrison.
th
tph by half
"d' MA'
after Jolter first tally. Iola
inard ;ohM
esibdalrbe=en
the Germantown Friends edged rnva
'rt broke the worlese Heat the ten
Into Inc Meer. Mina Admit
the liaverford L V. football squad tits yard,'and when the goalie
minute mark with a right footed
cNeal. on the other hand, wan
13.12 at Germantown.
kick under titteheock's reach.
' mine out tapped the ball Into the
"deeper" He proved to be an
.
-sh The Mules came back wain
Late in the fourth quarter, with right side of the new.
cadent inside runner, averaging
four minutes, as Eiehner put an
Sad abaft
Haver-ford leading 12.7, Pete,
Me yards per carry. and cons
unstoppable
shot Into the scarlet
Haverford
stole
the
F
M
bleed well wino Loachievo to 'at.
Wad we. back
and hack nets to knot the count.
kickoff and rushed upIteld again.
the Ford defen..
.0 The Mintier ended without any
the Ford ales. Bul Feb. GecsorsE Right inoide Phil Sliver wowed
Mlndel Damaging
town Center, broke through the over to artieon. who hit In on
Idea of Sort 11Mut, 4.3 the score
The Fords plagued by • aews
As remained tied at 1.1.
Ford line and blocked the kick the tangie to Jones. Jana! suet
tardy endlen injury jia, were
to the right aide of the goal and
It was the becond period that
"'Ming G".".‘"
greatly 'handicapped /tom the
.1°. Diplomat goalie Lenz took a step
started t he ball rolling for the
over og the For. 19.
dart. Ted HR.., starting full.
broke away in that direction. The ball bane
victor.. as they stored floe times.
later
M.Y.
bark suffered • foot MM.
ev.F ed off • fullback and trickled Into
ithartson tanked the first after
. . halt Ward-driving Soph bath Dick Bogne after Tr for hi. St fern Den for what the left side of the goal where
Sta. Riedelph Macon and a
... two in search of the third, fail to conne:t7ir1:1=or four mates, It came on a cross
rode. The Indiana
on for the season. Dick Kilt,
//nrd EMI MMUS Juniata es Um
later proved to be the winning Lena who was taught of hal.
from Burton to Harrison, who
berg rent. The Ford. went on to win 9-2.
went on to undo the Fords 844. half
saber one tailbaCk, suffered •
anon could not handle It
tStiehdown.
pushed it into the mouth of the
neorrene• of a knee Injury to
The Hornet pass althek struck
Awl oath his chest.
of M. Briod went to Junieta's 38. The fat time
the sante ante and had to all Oak Bounce reeled off
get again at ten minutem. Left wing
t on the Main
th ball they eared In our
Ms one out. Back Jack Calm is 5 and IS reds•
yeni line, and three runs and
Liners had the gameas Metre.
Mil limping on a had ankle. John
Daman= Seth a S... LetenBriod pus reached the 2L playa: a five ma penalty *gaunt Jo...N.
Hare.
They
poured shots at the Mules'
Allen. defensive end, taw no Another pass interreptan hurt Lae, noweaes, tra,ted Hiverfortl, 12 yenta by Gowen, 81 , Ottobal
nets by the doze.. Face 111.1.106
I
ta
pylon beam. of • shoulder In the Ford. eerly in the second another
all. Harriann's Stanley Jo
pus. and Juniata by Monteith folloWed by a BR Ur.
Jon'. ad Joe Sockol's action was halt. With Hawed°rd In poss.
A iirt anute goal by HaverI allied his second , Two mi nut.
yard plunge by Monteith for the Ric
ginned beam of • bad knee.
lon an tn. Juniata 45 Gould took over.
fowl soccer ,lVe downed • hard he defense In high germ stopped Inter Burton scored from the out.
OR,
Unlade.,
Cason
plunged
ton
armee
rat
To compensate for these losses, picked off another stray pass and
lath* Talon
f lgh I_ In ',Swarthmore learn lb. short all Fuel httertWO, The Galt, side. In the latter half of the
Coach Randall shifted Andy Brad „
returned
to, the
35.
On
the Juniata advanced to the 47, but yards for Me extra point and the
&them Friday, October 19. on Swartht
too Ford
oort ,o,,
no.
o, am,
nel learn eventually 100 its gnawer Rebel who has been •
to eagles., Wayne Huettiblee te
mores
plug In the Ford offense In
and score wee Germantown Fria& T.4.!..,r4
tailback. and moved the able back McNeal roihowt
reside 'h. rimb "'"°"".3 a
° Jra.,r1 I After Swerthmores initial kirk- initial hUrst of speed and the spark
7. Reverie. J.V. 0.
the last Iwo games, netted two
•
'VIITIORD 00ALe
George Todd, who doubled Rs a oral sowed standing up. Motorman .58 over on the JusiaLL R2. The
767: oft Baylis llionsis. Ford goalie. ball. in Ford Centro], wart Mead of his three.
s7rta',!,irefenalVe line backer, info the converted to give the Indians 'a Indians, le turn. held for downs Jar Hilweg awned • Ger- rir,,tit'
as. saved a Garnet god atternpt. into the opponelEs territory. Burton added another after
Pocking hack blot, Denny Later 214 lee&
BS
F baba.
n''"‘" Aid' to t" H"."Ard mare
the art Fowls moo. Re ball to the other Rushing by Swarthmore In the iron
A "" f"°' 0'`Ag
th
performed capably at fullback 'Mod made a long return of reached
the Haserthrtl
Ro. 29. Two mays later Rog. goatee tbooldent
end o the e w ere noes an , last few minutes of the third hadn
Ofuele"cn
these four, along with Bourne the Caning kickoff, reached the
winnd
a. conk
b'ig
n
faded back and tossed a pa. to
lieverford right bait capithlized'
the losers' other goal lour cols
inti Bock., did all of E. Ford. Ford 38. The Fords could not get by Losehlas O. Grove. and Seg.. lielag who caught the ball a Fred Hael took the hell at nil&
period
kept
the
Haverford
JV'a
d so to stood.... on • asIdelt by Swarthmorec
field and pee..
buyteen,Ltte,r...Fro Jottersgt_o
usurntedr.agoal
hell carrying.
ours
'Started, however, and Lifer punt vIch reached the four, and the the Ford 37 and outran the Gas
Agin wing end booted in the lone' from pounding in another mark&genial.. Intercept.
ed again, Gould returning to the later played over fhon that matown team 83 yard. to • cutting beti
° e ..e.• go. of the ea., before the Pont
the storing for the day.
Loschavo returned non Chend. Juniata 13. Front this marker the point. The try tor point W. . touchdown. The enure play cover. Harrison passed right back. end
■. mirna of play had ended. The
The Fords were slow picking up
kg's klckooff to the 28. Juniata Indian9 really went on the woo goad and the scow stood 344. wi 76 yards. Pete Wood's try for Hetsel raced down the line add • st„ goot,„ „moss wish seeThe Fords neat play on Friday
speed in the final quarter and the when they
!Rale with Lehigh.
Th.
'
. .....
., W" aaw play with the Fords occalon.1Tint few minutes were marked
.e, .,_. The game ended a minute lister the extra NM WU blocked by raced perfectly
P'''A
"2„,'...1
"d 41V L
treesi Erszetilasta ado. rMu.. v. Jaw. Mona It.l°,
, ,,ttesse th „sae., , Sam 9.1.35 •• Ganatma.VEPPE "v.° ," '''' with "' ''''
ally pounding the go. hard. Dave , by' del...lye play at our goal The gar. will be pieyed on the
I Western's dere.. Pi oY se.. Haverford vegan 00 become alive Engineers home field. and prow
am. GO M... ..
etre!' remateest yew. rum- drive
o" ...PA"' During '"19
I Gennentown kicked to 41., l
,,,,
Ira to be rough.
las
e McNeal made rune of fha their ow°
The losers opened the second' table . was the passing of 310. and the Neal minutes 1000
Co.: Wood, E.o.m. EAU gt,agp snd two yaeda, won.
ford m start the second helL Del. Marker with a quick go. by
Barwick. Dirk Newbold, and rase
wag took the ball on PORK ha ter leeward Elliot from a pre. ,t,t„tat. the heed ..., ended Ford offensive the Garnet goal. lissoord
Loschlavo told off advances of
Ford Facts
3031110.7.."
With thirty seconds to go
arsecar
fifteen
yarn
One
all
WhInd
the
nawawe
seven,
nee,
one.
ohm
elev.!,
and
a
atm,
sane
by
non.,
In
front
or
the
Hornet
goal.
Nrlth'
„tsh
ecru. 11 eon. Hanel
swan... injury delayed the
Although the Fords point pro- blocking streaked 85 yarde for Ida
five yards, and floe more for his
er team eon bore o
oho. after .aching the ball,
game and 10, play in the (al Wma
duction
dropped.
Boy
Randall'.
lthverford'a
second
scow
and
ame, manui?" ats.
third touchdown. Mummah ldeked
Ikicked a 'tone' Garnet
min
R'
NP.
nte brought en
Poem.
moats' Desks. Leers, Inebss. .the point, and binath led WC
new offensive abate looked Bailey agatn blacked Pete Wood',
hrs. Stasenensh Robins;
penally.
Man
0.
AttemPrr ',Via"m
in
'
.
f'
o'
rd a'"
change In the scoring.
1:d
'17
good. particularly considering the try for the extra point, but Hav- 1
Ussitand
MUMS .tise,
EH
":
LJUtss.
alas Dae
' mew.
Saw..
fact that they bed been together erford led 127.
Res0Sses
Hartle
5sHrs
co
sec:
ten
Althougn go. twang by the Tawas.
After Briod returned the ideki for only • week
rare.
Nest amid.
C
costar WrInstruser
continued
after
the
half.
Years
corner
kirk
yoss,
comes
Ewe. Hmrse. linOol. Hewn.
CH to the OR. the Fords started a se,
„y ea, oroth, The game then resolved itself
Woters. haw LF
ee th
ewe.°".° a..
Corns.
IL
a motley duel between Wood Counted nigh In front of the nal. through the woad quarter, all Hotly ton
or
march of their own. A Later.
she
g„, ygejos,
athes,
to turned goal ossethnto Otto thamed by Mnortsta NO LEI Coal
Ent !rust
Nolte tut. Felix blocked one and right bade Ilartinon
Vance pass reached the 39. and th.gboya from Clinton have also
t_ ai g
ary, nick
co
SOO
Leder made II a Brat down on the sag, to wed to their rhos three of Wood's punts to eel op Soo on It well and picked out of
1103.3 Period
!I 1
0-3
Roland. Rill . PH
urnsvern : uh,nhare game whining score for Oellhan. the air knee high into the right
11,ternoln9
SCORIWO loo I,
40. Mother Lamer pass, thls time game, ann.„. wail „en,
Fssiso. Pas . Lo
Strah.
ntramural
Standings
comer
from
about
at
yards
out,
I
so is 5 0,100 - ?es. as
Barwick.
J.....
LI
to Wed, reached the Junta. ra sr., their brat victory, anyway! am.
'44444
9.60.
Tooth Football
Wen scores aura.
oMten'e'ichtri .'s‘
ire: "tit a and Later blocked to the 98 as saao hose
lie ht an.. f. But • Haverford never stopped
L
.
.....
Crate
MOS
"
the quarter ...EL Baal'. P.O. the team in the neat Iwo weeks. trying. Trailing by one point 13 Hoene Wolf, who has had .rn.
IOVERSORD SIM.TITITIONY
a 1.
• - Er..
li:ras
3,
6 6 to Chandler pushed to the 33. R.Mitoo and Hobart are both 12. they started on their 42 and Paratively little varsity time, non Junior A
eneun"n.
win
Crise
at Leroy. hatted thls drive rarup In New goat SOO. -The Helweg, Kern and Mike Dunn ed the Ford Insurance marker at Junior B
Wal Wm11 SI! Ve-r 11110
a
m.
'"Ormeingrr a7a. Yr
SUITZVT,T,‘LE.
"Raab - ogioeloVos
I with a pa. Interception.
Soph
A
sixteen
minutes
of
the
fourth
Hobart game promisee to he a carried the ball for • Met down
m',■411141=nrne.ge,24%1,43X4
4
%slue. fietateare - t r. M 0 Juniata as held and forced to rough one, a. they trounced as on the Germantown 4.2. Dunn. quarter. ten mine. after he en Seniors
3 2
punt, and Ine Fords started all Wt year and ram to hate a then, hit Itelweg on the 23 for tend the game. Haverford half. Fresh C
teal 'here and Loschlavo punt. 0„ again. peon Laser
Las,
toota„ peott,00
0 I
usithehanne, our another first down. But a 15 ywd back Haylland passed to Heart Soph B
Hortiloise returning to the 42. from his an 27 w. roughed
THE VARSITY CLUB DANCE
Nov to roe also ls• • cooee , penalty for unnecemmy rough. eon. who !het for the far comer Frosh A
The action item this point was tot, the t5,
toott oettotty gay.tiae errs
0 i;
, thi
a „et
.ail new stifled the drive and a from the Canteen yard line. Frosh B
eventful.until
Soccer
Goalie
Lens
blocked
the
shot,
but
0000 Fords a first doWn on their own touches are Inn on the echtdole. de....on
Emier was
°Mar. a Ford fumble on the
b
po
atitbiltedow
itznd
. Wolf rushed In to
intercePted,
OVerfeed 35. bravertord held for
6h
Seniors
I Germantown Inn off M.< F St M ended the moring and Soph A
5
lowao end
ever the 17'
pellet] plays to use up time and the game with a head on a can Fresh B
a on the next play Mumma Fords Down Layfayette 21 - 34;
2
Saturday
Nov ember
klekOd. Haverford Mak ner kick Carl Yoder's boot cross- Soph
ntercepted a pa to give the
24
Night
17th
India. a first down on the 21.
Delaware Harriers Win 21 - 34
Fresh
A
14
t the' goal and Sam Yoder, on
e cook to the air and after the opposite wing. rushed In to Juniors
15
Loehlavo carrying for Haverford tinnily Met Lafay. Law Tuesday the Ford herders :„,,I
eight. two, three. and two yard. etle Friday after much scheduling took on Deiaware at Newark and '''''In se'eothoiosh yea, hit Boll head the ball Into the far corner.
tttos';
on
the
Germantown
eg
for
ho indbow reached the one, and toot, „oneottuott otos
In spite of Jones' three early an alert Swarthmore defense.
after dodging golf Dells and .4i..1.010.
nwhievo smashed thatch the
markers, the game was close. Moat of the pl. doling Ms
, climbing out of sand traps for
.ohoos
Middle far Muchdoser early.ln whole thing Was over 'the
„a„ty sethasea at the But' the game ended before
period seas concentrat. in the
0 ell
.he won. period, Mummah con. harriers boa come or with thelrINewark Landry Club site of the another play could be run off. ‘
g
defensive Star
lybe Ted tC7tn
k Cat. of the field.
seted, and the .ore read 7-0.
ace.
ran, who played 88 minutes, to
Swarthmore made • fail bleak
fat Actory of the season The end Ben course, found them. And the
cried Tana
ward off a number of strong Dip. In the beginning of the third
final score was 2149 and the win selves on the short end of a 2144
Rumba returned the ens-uing nine dthe
Larayesse, 3 aAcount
ford J.V. 12.
101005 attacks.
quarter, out a Ford team with
lothafF to the 29. On the nest mile „tette oo
w2atn
Delaware finished onetwo-three
Y Andy
ahead of Pond captain Joe Stein
Ammaming Day el. vd by Fat man around Lafayette'. who came In Mirth two and a
naWng 0 yards to reach Pay cross country coutse which ducks half minutes behind amt Ina
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Ob. The toy for point balled, and around buildings, under clothes Ralph Fouracre. Winning Hai
Featuring GEORGE SOMMER
lu Wore stood 74.
One. acrow soccer and feethall .00
Following the Ford kickoff
SAY
YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE NEWS
Gag,
Klota
Follow
and His ORCHESTRA
Stich Wagoner returned to the fields and which finally resolvea
itself otter a mad dash through BMGage was lath. fon ed
bonne 12, the visitors began
Ka.teFeoah Flash. Dela.
tit:Plainer drive from that Point the city streets was Fresh John
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k
.venth
and
eighth
tad .over' maimed unto they Scharer of the host learn. He was
by Ford Bob Seel
ey and
To The Students of Hnverford College:
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imam the goal stripe Stead followed a half mane later by
PHOTOFINISHING '
Give
Pound gains by Loschlavo and Ford Joe Stein. Gage, Mots.
Ming 3 5/8 test was
e., coupled with a Loschi Seeley were next ad Bob sHin.
(24-48
HOUR
SERVICE)
WELCOME
cladhing Toe file Ford
A.Y.ong Pass, carried' to do haw took seventh to completh
,,
!ITpecht
le
t
have
- XX Nice. pt two tries Loschiavo Me Ford scoring.
and
4that day.
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°Vein scored. and Mumma con Garnet Heat forayed. Earner
On ,Satutday Delaware eked
HOTEL
HAVERFORD
lv.el to make the atom reed Earlier this year Swarthmore
ut a 27-28 win over Swarthmore,
thaell
Dd. •
Monaco!, His eruct
For
beat Lafayette by an ruined sst Garnet captain Avery Hay
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toren beat Fouracre. However Everylhing PhotograpNe
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Comptroller Caselli Discusses
Finances In NEWS Interview
BY RICHARD NORRIS
et the Neel year just part. Aldo CaseIli . • •
Hiverforri College emerged with
a total operating gain of appro..
mately 529.e03. This fact, bruteht
out In the report of the Treaserer
of the Corporation last Tuesday,
made the prospect of an interNew with Mr. Aldo Camel,. College Comptroller. all the more
intereating. The question put to
hen was feet How does It
haPPene
Big Dedinees
Mr. Casette in a genial though
ever bustnesslike way..? himself
in explaining just how Haver/roes financial eta.. are handled "What most people don't
know." he commented. " is that
auslIlaveriord College ia
ass, For instance. he pointed
our. in the space of one year, the
Comptrollers Office handles
itaveriorells well known
about a quarter of a million dot.
Ian just In the pro.. of cash. -Illtitioder. who maintains
log personal checks for students that the College In big bush
news.
and faculty.
But actually. he went on. the
Comptroller's Office le only half
founders lub
Elects Jones, '52,
Ruff Fills Term
Towbar, Peal. 1f, TM]
White, Nason and McBride....
MINUTES
OF THE STUDENTS' COUNCIL
The meeting was attended by
the permanent members of the
Council and the newlyelected
dormitory representatives,
Dave Western and John Kelly
were appointed to the Campus
Day Committee.
Group Holds Reception For
Freshmen, Roy Vogt Resigns
Treasur'er's Post
...nine from the Actlatrlce
Fund 19501951.
Howard Bess' letter concert,
ing the leek of hmpitally actor,
ea the guests from Randolph.
Macon was referred to the Vent
ty Club for action.
The Council discussed the Met
ion. Amex the of Octet,. 15th.
The Corocil recommended that
the College install several nue
eon. fire extinguishers in Mee
ion and Merlon Annex and that
it install at least one in 5th entry,
A suggestion was made that daors
be added to the Circe Lounge
Action on lies eu gees-don was de
famed ante next week.
E. Arnold Jones's, '52, was elm
Slave Sachs repotted that at
ed toYounders Cluell the organ
least one Mgatatte vending ma
tradione October IT meeting. At
chine mmcany was
10
the same time, George Ruff, ee,
halt a machete at the Co-op on
the Colleges ten.. Actin. on
wag elected treesurer to till out
this
meter
was
deferred
for
MO
the term of Roy Vogt '41, who
other week
was forced to resign when he
Torn Anderson
oil Om was fined $5 for
moved sway free the Philedel•
on the
deg
phia tore. The tub also voted to
mums an Saturday, October
ronenue its monthly dinners as
.3th.
a means of tfiscureng inforrealle
Comae, at TM esteem Tubes,
The Council decided to hold its
the problems lacing the organize. ... pose together for photographer at the meeting of Ptheerforel, Bryn Mawr, and
annual meeting WO the Swarth
Swarthmore graduates in Chicago ten days ago. Some twenty-two theme of Havermore Students' Council on 0.0
After the meeting. the club
ford were to attendee.* at the event Minting a new ems to gthethewegen collegeher Mei at Kaverford. Seethe
held an informal reception for all
Ship.
Schroeder was invited to attend
tee members of the Feeelthlee
the meeeting on October 24th
cIota who were able to attend. The
president of the club, Dr. John
km with the CouoNL
Zapp. .32, began the meeting by
James H. Street, AmIstant Pe.
we:coming the neweenets. Lie
teaser of Renee... led the dis
then Introduced two alumni, Karl
mi.
higher wages n Me near elusion at Me Debating Seeley,
Spaeth. '51, and George Ruff, '45
College Presidents Gilbert
nt meting. held Last MOM,
strength
'through
afterrae
,
eata
(future
due
In
Council
efforta
White, Katbarthe McBride and
and rock ereellY edam.ed the
iteigng In the Union lounge.
'
"reromea in to the
Work projects for campus Day John Nason ranted the cellabone not through eta. The opening of Notep pert, et. appointed
the
money whkh
pup
/ I
. ...rch for new furniture for the Gordan Werner. teat years Kam
College from other sources than
Spaeth, now studying law at the Tteeficy. Octeher 30, or the fire lion existing between their three the cerceelem of each wilege
fame.. of the ether two 'acre. Coop to be bought with money manager, chairmaned the mos.
theendowment n•'" .-sad
University of Pennsylvania. stres. clear day thereafter. will be poet- Institutions one eoP teethe,
Mg. About twenty students, both
es the resources of each tollelie
all expenses. Last year, in addi.
.. the Import..ce et
ed an the special Campus Day Friday evening. October le when beyond ILL own.
Ile a Prlter
new prospect, and holdovers ftee
'atatWaleof a°°°"°°',He
.,_°°!';
hullettn board on the south porch they spoke at a lent dinner meCorporation Dinner... ate years team, turned out Ire
of pledges made In connection
cluba pi' Feuedern Hell toddy, eo that lee of the Haverrord. Bryn Mawr example
the men Peres. al the ea.
the moue.
c„„t„.„„d „„:„ rope o„.„
8w...teem's president JOrtit
With the Fund Drive.
to rceourage students to particiand Swarthmore sauna in the W. Simon. Make an vienfirdahed
eeee
Mr. 110001 elated that the tope
students wet be tele 00.410 up
Proiesaer Herman sem ere pate in college activities.
01.ga area. The tllnmr, heel
ante
fice
std Taameaea floats "Resolved: that the federal gmBeethema. We ea, he sold, emit Is Serial
Chairman of Haverfoors Pelletal
for a project.
o oar..
Ruff,
continuing
tale
study
of
the
clubrooms
of
the
Chicago
e
non„meet abet,
th
In
But In matters relating to 0he Science Department, attacked the ...tune at the University of
,. our way in the dark In Otero, and mentioned
Among the prolix. Will be the Bar Association. rout attended by many of these eraperative Pthe tweaerrale °mt.°. in
...U.
' tamest system of wage-price
College Eneoteeoet- there Is a present. Defense Prochletion Aet
tenee
the painting of the grand stands and
prow.,on
It
tette:,
ore then 200 people, including
separate office, incated In Philp ea a vetiarantee of Inflation.and
ye., mein. 'that It Is up the Coop, the building of addition- umni. from the three inalltutiore rote, but at the eame time are Wake and motor transport ger,
speaking t h
delphia and operated under the
the a/firmatle from the moms.
enew
_
mt. with their wives or husbands. making definite Progress Joint
wee, apace back
predicted "etc indleaentoe Peeled to the student to capitalize on the
officers of the college Corpora. for
departm®view.
Ile
went
as
faculty eppoineneem.
man
"'"`` k point of
°e'ata°°'
the next two ware at a rneet. wide range of opportunity at Haw the ...tee of teae am.. ti
e parents of students now Ln resi, to eq.,. „e t,. leas
Linn Here the Income from the Inn of the Public Affairs A.ocie erten'.
administrative moned it "one d the ...melee hoe...
He said Mai the...,throe Lloyd parking seam, the the. dence. and headmasters sad deans to specialization
endowment to re.., me tee bon last Tuesday
for an affirmative case.
. etrer,
evening in the kable method le to enter emend of the europie parking lot, wide. et /rodents of prepereory and cooperation, joint library ithemite eared.... of r°°°
aceninetration of the College's
student atoPere. Josh A.
Before Protercor Street spoke,
meet,
and
Moldy
„,...._.
""n"''"•
,„_
with
one
Union I.o.M.
ereeofiet atter.. and stick •
rag of the walk from Roberts to high echoes in the Chicago arm.
permanent tunes is supervised, to nom s. is nothing more
gran dell
ohm sal .hibli
— ft war announced that philmophy
than through college.
Coop, the general improclig of
Thomas Fa.ler'21, *reed an
Which. Mr. Ca.. tanninated
remaining for future go Rewartheth wpm, The Pelt year professor Fronde H. Parker will
"Me ',thee Mee. all.thif I'm Founders Club was laureled In the eerie,
the wed thastmaster and Was assisted by room
the __tee
hem been one of continued growth
In a melancholy way. does not few gores.bill he yearned fl
Iw
ee 1914 . m honorary and MCiai by Ming in with stone. the re. Peas Halsted. Swarthmore 'I& vehement.
eeelr°
mean that the Corratelleee Of.
Changes In content of eubject le the library. Dr. Lester said. tee „tee,.
hen
a WM. enough iellillotOrY meley for leaders. in /weakest., a.facteg of path., and the re who Introduced Preside. Num.
fireis not busy. With a Neat! of
matter, arid consequent changes He reported that more books bad lodged a ;tee number of sabots
"warfieWeflY
,
and
college
Each year pairing of Wooiman.Walk bridge. and Mr. William Bern/ tEletmer in methodic and standards of per herc borrowed 4tIMIE the c'ellege over the past few years and will
ChM worker, rote short of the ahu°6°. whatM
reiraus to completely colLapae the ethe club awards 575 to the Fresh- eta there wet
Newell, Bryn Maw' '5% who Me- former. cote cutely arwmearsy year
he
strietly necessary complement— defense efforte
195001 ahrth beany 0010 In addition. be able to adv. tie
, se... President McBride.
the en.„ heeta.
man whom it weed.. outeand- eteatt to the
growth I n intellectual outlook- nrceletle ye. Th. shows clearly, „tor.oo eteteere 00 Loge art,
the Off ice hanctles all expense.
Criticises Cong..
e.
Heeetteett et.
Ing In scholarship and leadership. .
The them major ercaraliern
,
etet„
eteeeet teetheee. have „,„wwied, he said. the the library is filling ..
income on tuition, and accomSomers, who h. recently re- The members of the dub now
et, „ten cut erne. „tee Chicago considered theemeeting
trees
out
modative ma tters such as shop turned from Washingeon and
and will continue to do so. The Mote adequately the meds of the
It was announced that the tall
• attending Iftiveriera
neenree non teepoe. Mid.. He mentioned two =- by Mr, Street was the first of
Ra- trees for' lumber to rebuild of such Importance the? they all
ping for the College Oaf' and pestilim
program planning ad. part rem 52 sat
Cope.'52' Founders' porch in the Curate. sent repellent end Plietoemithem college has
cashing cheeks for students and visor to Office of Price Stabile Berrie.
Able for the student generally; mediate nude of the library, that series of three talks Prceenherl
Gem., .52; secretary;
pull et, tee, and bee,' a Mw to a press conference preceding
faculty. Recently. the load of
the mason; Professors R
trend also will surely coo- ef Mthe eel*,wee. tot Ot ePPlIcemelon Administrator Erie Johns. Gerald Freund. '52, and John Leg. adds se. Put rlr le for "Pop" the dinner at which the ohm
eons for study carrots, only 43 Field Haviland and Holland Hurt
work has been Increased the ton, thew howely from iota
tinuea
eert, '53. To qualify for memberpresidents dercrthed the experiHaverfore erorani attericeng the could be .sigheclt .d that of ter will diem. Peleicei em
CemPrceler,
office Is now wad' summer's expefteeme to speak ship. candidate must co a Jun- t
the ie.. ,same
ment et du. renege othforethei dinner were. Robert W. Bead. more shelving space.
' economic aspects of Me topic. TO
died with the lob of handling to the group on "Government and ter or Senior with an avenge of ceetef
heeet
oet. ...
and dimmed the place of the fie; James Blown IV, '30; Richard
The Lest report of the afternoon group decided to schedule, in el
or „one. ..meat het. „w eed security deductiens en all eetetteee en eneeee
loth
meeting was delivered by Anne Onion, a series of practice debate
W.I. paid oa' the College.
The outdoor supper wili tot small liberal arta college in pre* D. Browne, .321 Alexander
tete
...
tete
melee role In combating throe
rat day American education,
E. Hewitt, Amerce Curator of among Its members, beginner
Not Paid To Talk
held
as
was
planned.
Supper
William
Chapbe
Carman.
Jr..
'241
don, with pnrt]eu.r emphae. on by &tiding one office rated by the
President White delivered an
Mr. caw", remarked, the history of recent legislation.
Ili the croaker Coilectien lobo Itee this week.
Committee on Membership az • wit be served In the Dining Hall address an erne Role of the Lib. .., '4e; A. N. Cana-ford,
been with the College for twenty.
Hailing back "We have no time H
extremely
f melee arceity and Iwo offices et the regular tette with /acuity ere Art* College". There le a Lester nregnedt. TO; Thomas
for fooling." lie smiled rfelteea. the nearsightedness of those rated as minor activiete
Punier. '21: Dr. Frederick E. five yearn She reported that ed.
and guest.
current
conception.
es.
Dr.
ly and went on: "Chia applies member.of Congress who voted
Foerster, 35; Gifford P. Foley. Miami etaff members had bete
Mask. Oft Oat It
White, that the small liberal els
enlisted, and that at the eight
to atudents leo Other offices en e.t.a., .n...enetheetne the „the
Lawrence Leonard will be the colleges are in a danger°. and '32; Edward L. barely, '25: Wil- thousand nenuemepla which were
(nothand Isom Pege One
liam 1'. Kirk, Jr., '451 John M.
campus are Pete for bluingw ith po wer granted the Admintetra
•
yhethrePher of the due. mete.. condition. Actually
&walling cataloguing last
erodente—we are rant"
eon In the original De/e.e Pro.
Pictures from toot year's Camp. such a generalization Is unfair; Krom, •44: John C. blush. 1St
over two thousand have now been
SinceM
e'm
arint.k
g his peel'. tircee
Dot It was clear thet the re. death', Act, and the hypocrisy of
Day are an exhibit on the Bul- the real trouble et the changing Mertes T. Moon. '12; Samuel tdmark did net indleate a lark rat these who oe.„
Murphy, Jr., '93; William Pinch, rumple.. She mentioned' many In 1936, Mar hes done a consider
.e rate
letin Beard
atuect of the American leer. Jr, '45. Willeue W. Raub, 'Ill impressive accemplishments of Ole amount flying; but for na
interest n stadenr attaira. The need for controls but proceeded
teal scene, la characterised by lianis Shane. '31; SM.."
.1
the department In the put wee n
In
bytetres
tr.
dec:dpa
e
i
ts:
"Comptroller mntanued, "prong to write ••unadministenablee leen ,
the important trends.
into a disewsion of student Re haton.
Stuart, '44; Horatio C Wood. III. aed retorted etheY elm to the
Partly
"Seldom since the death of Circle Theatre ...
Narrowier Zaleramie
Collection
ea....
tellies funds. and the hew system
'24 and Dr. F. loomed Wright
Of mountaincilinhing. He has I
Thorsten Welen has there been
The
end
of
these
la
the
Mawsewe
need
from
Page
One
the past few yeses followed the
of banking these funds in the
Now, more than ever. Saki a writer nonbvlowly capable of
name of the Shidente Council. Somers, with the costs of equip aneyeng ery significant as- .ng was buoyed Inn the muee lag elm and complexity of human
et=
er.t
rZat
organization; the wore, the
peoeuragen Respensibility
ping a thrmand-a-hatemillien. pert of the social order from of the burlesque operette D ease secularization of thought In the
ty from the Western world. U, psrti cul eot y m Auk s th , tee
from
Page
One
The reason for this change. he man army, creating present
Good..
Pee the historical, melelegice. econo- tone Its performance this year
Odd. Is not be feund in any re- Auction capacity, and investing mic, and political points of view," was far inferior to the original public educateon ayeterna of the win in this conflict memo we however, We answer
teIMMer.
election of worn for the Comptrol- n future productIon tercel. all wroteSterling North, New York nactment foe Artie Night lee country; the third, the narrateng cleanse ourselves of this violation amerce, and offer to God a gift e/erteee mina 0= 10 my ,,
of the breadth of tolerante for
ler's 0111re. All the new systern
of hum. dignity. We must oak Ffechwilve power—the P.P..' Taylor blaoletoah IBorn, Han
causing a Mona. In erceumer World Telegram reviewer, of Dr. ear at Bryn Mawr. Die abandonmeans in that quarter is that In- grads eerneet detracting from Hans Kohn. Dr. Kohn will vialt ment of the parcdropastoral ballet new thought on the frotitlere Of ourselves, flee, whereer we shall Of A world wide cienomaiee at 'ID, Mr. Machu°sh nu two chit
aethiheafilisti to oneimmense dren—a daughter now mania
stead of keeping books for the conaumer buying power. Is there the campus as gums of the Public In favor of the emogy.woogya learning.
The mull private liberal arts comb. or buttress this sweetie esek upon the ettoeffie doe exicsb who went for a time to Ithe
Council, the Comptroller must he ine.ttee te danger at. a Alien ASSOCIAIlon nn United Na- emu, wan meter disastrous be
and amend, Whether we see le
now audit the records of the need for etteeette..... eontret.. tion Day, tomorrow, October M. the subtlety of the burlesque college -ploys a epeeist role la our vast productive power merely once, aupparted by the U.S. to the mewr end then men.... at Br
countering
there
trends
by
ellant.
full eaten; of Ma *NORM.— Gill illetweeity. Old a son who u
Court. Treamrer.
Somers made it clear. however, In the evening at eel& Dr. Kohn Alec, the lifter "Yet, we will sing plowleg freedom of Inquiry. At
then we would offer the world a now a freshman at Oberlin.
But, he thinks, the new system that he personally felt that direct will deliver a lecture on "
• few more arias before tee start.
for won Seri. use erne.or a
Besides he position here e
ean mean a gust deal to student. rice controls were 'unpleasant" United Nations Bal.. Sheet tended to destroy the inesiegfiete the fume thee in many instance. grant necuencily involving a true soludon in the name of deco.
they aim champion nitholity
curacy. a freedom without hypo- Haverforel, Mae In a tree. ci
by way of encouraging them to and enumerated four other deter 1946-1951" at a public meeing of MOodenualercrenenge
upon Ways of life On ells ...et thee great raise of reapentilbilltY .
the Eplecopal Academy and en
adopt an Mille. of 'Weal re. rents that he would pre.:
111 which will be held in the Union which the burlesque motif had ere often eurtieenee to ridclmv
Left lineornere,d
geestions
With
0
Were
of
netional
000001
oveimer
of Penh Choler.
apensibilley" towards their own Increased taxation ill credit Auditorium. in additlen students been, heretofore. establbilied.
and peewee from outside
We haw not enswered these reeensibilly than established by
efathe The continuation of bog restraints Ili control over the are bolted to an irdoneal romp
The emery of Gwen Davis and Sources.
quercons as yet, bet we shall Dr. Johneen Riceard Welton et
system, he thought, depends upon distribution of atrocities :41 in- eon from 4 to 5 that afternoon
Fibbed Reynolds was admirer*
Bryn Mawr, Swarthmore. and lave to, not at the compulsion tidally opened the Reverters! CM
the Willingness of students in creased Individual savings.- None In the Cowmen Scorn
but the orchestra certainly left Pleverford are typical ...lee of Stalin of God. If the sewers lege Service Fund delve, and
recogetze this remonsibillty and
Hans Kohn holds the degree of something to be desired: if not I such literal .ucallon Melee are negative onea, concluded
RECORDS REPAIRS
of these are being donee he adds
ihroef ode president, Gilbert
rothibit It in the future eiectIon of and the Let that contra+ worked Doctor of Lew from the German
musician..
Perhaps
the
lIgheng
lens,
Dr. Waite concluded. What Johnson, then tee leader/Ode Whim. concluded the program
PHONOGRAPHS
"reasonably efficient Councils... in the last war proves their de- Celverety in Prague where he
was inadequate perk.. the is unique in each, end what they which rests at present with our With a few remarks regardieg
was born In 1891. Taken prisoner chorus (meted I was tined and see ahead In the way of cooper& country bold be removed complete
se w. Ism ere.. Am. ins
sirability at present.
our personal fesponsibililles.
Preceding Somers. ' talk the by the Rurctule teeing World embarrassed because of their on, he left to the remaining
Regulations ...
Public-Affairs Aseralatioe elected W. I. he withessed the Russian indecency (bathrobes and pa. peahen to eeplath
Renee, Borne
isIMAIsm
Continued from Pa. One
James Hudso,
Its president revolution and civil war. He later Jam.). In .y Wm,
Thm
So..
fieme
HAMBURG HEARTH
ea.
Bryn Hewes Preedent Esthertor 1951-52 rci.n Katy as Its pent several years In Paris and detainee was lacking to the ProARENA'S SERVICE
McBride, ern*. the real
Now Mamas er e.. re ens laminar
lectern Affairs. said that the „tatere.
t....„t„.
London, afterwards settling in duction.
STATION
motive
bellied
the
three
college
FULL LINE or aclaceWICHES
ercunittee saw no reason at pr..
entealem where he wrote
The
evening
as
a
whole
was
Ian In her terse, entitled 'New
Ardmore 9043
ISEASSTIMSVAGESSI Al 0130.11,
nt
rne.. such regulation to
several important boo. on the favorable as light enterikentent
Lacombe I Imam. Awe.
thength Through Cooperation.
—
there
.. although he noted Sherwood Speaks...
BRYN MAYOR
SIM% LANCASTER AVE.
history of pollees of the Middle
tercerfeal
that a sin. ir program had
co...., (rote Page One
East.
RADIOS—RDCORDS
roven necerciry for the Glee
In September. 1949., he accepted
et.
0„
e„..
DADT.reetwoOKApien
•
Sherwood
addressing
the
student
ago, .
petition as Professor of History
Ben Frond n
he ,e,„ pmeette aces not , audience, "You mull assume the t the College of the City of New
tete rtme.e. ete.
neen ehe
„ responsible... of attaining greatTELEVISON
York. Profeasor teethe le the
[
at e time when er understmding among natiOng ardor of 15 books at which the
„„ ,„„„r„0„ will „,„ t„„
that
thee genet-att.* Mae
treat can take rest
aoaaela Shipped be Ned
eetee et:0 e„eetett te,,, In live secure against the threat of Ian three 'The Idea of Nation.. Haverford
Pennsylvania
one ...Force or Reason'„ and
etheuenat tae Wade
this tine. Dr. Oakley looked foe we'"
The Twentieth Century.'
Prescriptions
11 greater than
Croke.*
Chu 11
ward to the day when a faculty
sweeten....
et...ettna tee.
When questioned ercufehe
H. ROYER SMITH CO.
Drugs and Sundries
•
kelp „re., oet a eette. pending lir.. electione MT.
"tee Worers Bowel abate
Ire that Can
is. a Wean. te mina.
Phone Ardmore 0122
eurdinseed and mare far.reach gbe'baa° expressed the
B. Roakik
JOHN TRONCELLETI
eon that what
Mg dramatic program.
Pa, jantm, as, 1;17
'Me
"
:
.7tTle
ec
te •
Baron nun to Pounder.
me that we policies f the Labo?\
fisece's • time to pmt in every activity.
Government Mule in the male
For YOUR Convenience
Mien yeS maim iliai pause refreahingerith
be continued ; the Comer.
konoid Cm-Colayoa crea take vele seems
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