Haver Xeus Volume 43, Number ARDMORE. PA..TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951

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Haver
Like Whale Steak?
Page One
Volume 43, Number
Proposal Heard
For Dissolution
Of Cap & Bells
Sps ledwona
Pa.
N. Saifpour Fatemi...
Executive Committee Says
Group Will Relinquish Statut; Seeks Drama Coach
to
According to this letter. which
e result. of a electing
the
ef the Cap • Bells Executive
Committee on October 2A.
Club . willing to
Cap
over to the undergraduate
hody tats dtamail organization i
Ihnrsseg7PirtIt.
e."0s7es7A1
ministration will provide a fame
'd""t'
Mak
Cited
As reason. for this proposal.
the letter cot. the fact the! 'The
present Unit fee system deprives
Cap se Bells et any means of eel/.
that .1. mien.
role of the member orgetnissdem
▪ Cep & Bella. . .yes
fesponsiblIty for the atutus
tembetehip."
support.. end
Campua
program
neighborhood
Ca
or leas, were devoted to the beautification and improvement of the campus by about 654 of the
Student body aided and directed by between 05 and 90% of
the
organized
Id
Cletus Oakley chairman of the
fn. reviewing his country's on
nomic and political oppression by
Russia and Great Britain. Recallraking
,be pied to Junkthe je•
In, the mulcting of millions of
mest. MM.
powerholtae.
dollar. through
atenomic
Mod.. and lacuna co/merged
imperialiern and the various in
or Me peon ,hen early In the
melons
Run
Persia by
slam, Professor Feteml warned
his mll., that the peoples at
oration. and dentell lion Mmes.
the Mel. East have awakemd
Meeting with the Stirdeni Vont ea, rot.
v.-rime of prides.to the lam that they are not or• ien n
l en, mere Workers ("lemming toward their
We J081011 DeltaLle
of Its thematic content It could dained to live in poverty and man
day
Arneid Poet Preleets met the mem eaodus of
only be moderately interesting. venom
pror,anor Greek
rare from the Llowl lot wheel
The Revert.. c.i.f. Gt.. ' Then followed
He empnasized that Innis
a medicene
Club
prenenlnl ms
n the
nib
°P.M Its
lion of "Po'
Negro are willing to eooperate with the
Dot Saturday night
Meet in the fight tesinet StalinSpiritual.
of the snoops which 1150 long
in Ina Ilbeeal arts
nee, appearance
Flodessum Pay.,
ist Russ. , •learion without the
';
c'
e
r7
mr*;
p1:
17
en t'eir
dur;
fti
iir:
g:
School. This perfornthnoe was an' omel
In'f
.
eral
One value which Mr. Pmt
ut
et'', the best performed Ten Commaadments" i if the, redoubtedly the most dtt.r.
Ronny Removed
In tee study el Greek
its Mt.
e rt.. ' and most .enowleireng number on mise • "plat and equable re0.
Innooaer phlinsophy. and Mena.
are ought
Windnws were opened in LIonl
the program w. Hapdel • sonata
of the Glee Club. but Me.. of ton Cute
tune
nno
the
feet
that
through
to
prevem
meek.
community
their homeland.
ee front one
the variety of added attractions
rnioio
work in thew held. the ...dent emelon and Mte pass. en
Peahen Amer.. Ahl
te the program.
elthroach. •u to
exhibiting whether the paint tinedwould rev
Protease, retool mentioned
,philip Haworth. and Dr. Reese,
Stand With amass
inn pia. h..,
▪ elear view et the moot fund.. mein otandine. Professor Oakley
was
The Glee Clutrepened "the pro
menml
Si human line. detonated the them which raised
men In hewing Amertean
gram with OW anal rounds, and
enc:,
Greek Merriam, raid Proffeaor • ....ere miemn of del,.
on hand with the ..knovehow.' to
then mated. es a delightful
Peet, since It marled
stump In
Teo
I> Run of Ho
mow Owen how to develop MB
*me he Ortithde th L.emor "M.- Remembering last years
lemma se rmen. te.e
y
blase more Islas. bed similar
ciently their ressrees. but said
Lovely Mahn"
Canticle townsmen enthusiast.
crew
men
Weston- his P.P.
deterronted ot. '
se.-th
By
„, per, r ime te ,otta eet the
etentidirtI7M7tre
'"rievb.
einiprerl
'
" "t".° Ct.0.7, we. lass greeted the Octet with .
Th
edent'er"tri
un'il
later
""""'
tnt,ni
%
well done by the Club, but be
„ion.
t000moe d rolteemb hmsemo. may everlook or fall to recognise.
has lser
then
Al Merlon • group under Pm.
mum of Ow rather Matto nature I Cenlbeed Pm. Pa, OW. 4
Merest In the world, • cording to Professor H. Field
In the course of hit remarks. them, In DeA. Reid pushed a
in C.Moging
is among
actording to Dr. ca its who' Havilend, le. for the College LI- The Haverford Library. said Profile.,Pod clued mnsider aoed mew. the east end of Mm.
et nth. avallahle the s.er. Professor timbal".
n on lenettage as a ion Field while another rmw
S.
suited that the per capita yearly
se @null. to able eminent,
moon., oe the
eeetenner
receive.. • I,
Government
sores
km. to the ta
lit
mated
rIp
of I
n working with Profesmr-Williern
,
w
to nin
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m
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tre
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teel.
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dex
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ihdeo arc. • ,
nen,:tho
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d te
Iranian stateernan,
author,week
newspaperman
and scholar
his country's
side
ofwhothespoke
currentin Collection
oil dispute last
with GreatonBritain,
Varied Haverford Glee Club Concert
At Westtown Opens Musical Season
lewlet be ewe tbeld
Belie
and produce plays
Betwoos
let' JOHN KEY
LL
than three hundred Haverfordione, studente end
faculty. left elaaass lent Tueaday to
Aide To Momatilegh
The Prnf.sor of Pets. at
Princeton I Mayer., who M now
acting as aide to ailing Meitner •
•
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ARDMORE. PA..TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951
93.00 PER YEAR
Saifpour Fatemi Campus Day Utilizes Ford Brawn
Presents Iranian
In_ Construction, Demolition Work
Side Of Oil Fight
'Strength Through Joy Day'...
Stubborn Stump Resists Five Assaults
By Cletus Oakley's Dynamiting Squad
More
the fourth
annual
Haverford
Day. A take part
ofinSocial.
and
Technical
Asoistance
at
the
level.
opus
Day
provided
an
unlimited
labor
force
to
devote
to
those
protects
requiring moreBoantilleadoe
brawn than bmim in their execution.
1500 man hours. more And Improvement
faculty. Nearly thirty crews were
by Profeeeor
Mossadegb. had little say aside
Professor Post :;:=7,7.7.7:r`:::17:Zt
0001.sh
Discusses Value
the
Of The Classics
evening. Mr. L
ea keeping with Haverlorde
policy of airing all sides of eontrovenial Issues. the administration invited N. Saifpour FaternI. ,
bronlan stat.man, author, newspaperman and scholar to speak
aI Collection Tuemay on his
country's side of the crent
ur
Iranian oil dispute with Great
Britain.
John Leggett. student vice
president df the arganixation.
mad to the Committee a letter
which he had addressed
Colege Preeldent Gilbert F. White,
At which the outlines of the proposal were Mated for the AA
Minietration.
felt In necessary If the dramatic
organization Is to have stability
at
Page Two
People 01 His Nation Seek
Only A Just And Equitable
Return On Their Resources
, At a meeting of the Student
AMMO.. Committee S u nd•y
Meth. a proposal for the resealedbn of the Cap • Bells Club as
pmeseetty ennetituted wet heard.
' Lessee Dentssess Premised
me
hand
Xeus
Forrestal Diaries
Of Lmanie.•
rime
. and theinspirit
of of Professor
rlietinJohn
.guishn'
"..P.edj*'"
ltruim!Hidrn....en.t.r no present
this shot
Roche
ing
hie
hit
to
the
enterprise
of
Campus
His group felled s large tree across Haverford Road.Day.
Tet,.2 Library Assistants Are Sought
At the meeting of the Student
Activities Caren.. Cap &
Bells Istesii.1 John F. Ride 14.
reinterated what he !ell wee Ow
nece.ity of • coach or taeulty
!delver for the Drama Club.
Members rat the Committee themes. the threaten, of • faceitY
adviser, and were 'generally
agreed that It was a sound pm.
poser Ceentninee Chairman Metus Cottle,. Professor of Math..
Inc
made., smege.thet thin the Cap
Holy m
search endertakings.
he mid, Is •
ere
& Bell. Club take an the matter
endermend and Appro.,. the meow, and nut faced. the Worker.
Improvement
seven Year
Remen.totdobloos MW
ef In dioNroten proposal Woe.
Mezerik Stresses
By SIII.ET M. cone, Ill
of anelere Greece, hut al. In sunk time nth for dedicetion
I its lona. Madan portends ter shoed at the areas of education
ly with the College
Inc
the feet thet the p.n. of view rem., et which Or Reid
oo' °
i,owt
i
ittt
the nation sa a whole seems, et-ft dila re. a. eanitation. Task
Z..
Hon, saying that In this matter lamgacknowledged Ie am.
and em has. found in Greek tit- a shoo address eut the ribbon.
of somewhat dimcuh
the Student Activities Committee the world in the field et Quaker .chat
erne. have wen n large ea- and formed, mutated the new
taxes
sea mutt will anonrbe ,
only In an advisory colOwe Havolord Coil.. l'..
Political Somme, rkceoricce. and
featuring entreeme a la ewe ce
, tent deter/mean. of Weetern thoroughfam_
dots It amain. Oda time with the peen ......„
et ylaver.
etheteitY.
For one thing,
t t
end of
At
eam•
"41".""'
' ex'1""
r".6"1
CM & HMO' as P,.....5' vet, ....r' .i.... ....r.'" No'.- the stockyards in Chicago
ford. Teeth.,
Protom°,
are al
The linennant thine to am.. pus. Professere Harry Ph..
"
Sa"'"Y
"""'""'
put le
that 'the Library
n
eta Is the parent organization of'' wet...whale tele...tern Mom),
a
IP"." Hand
o
regent singulgely IllequIpped to Iallawing his
said Me Met
the tendeney to .IMO Rnme. and Albert Wilson.
Inc Drama Chtb. Glee Club, Re.... in It. march Inc Just 'ger...a...in....in..,
'rttitt's.. P't. the lahoratary of the melte eelconfident that
But t null
iho,
mom, Larenseele mpissi ineettrneni teach lenguage simply as
tech• directed the cutting of a 6m lane
°echoer.. and Band. Its men- the right culinary Udbits to grace „„i.h.,... iii; ii;,„ is ..„, tar nti.
the British would not use ermed
wrwn of
the
for industrIalientton. rather then
Mrs Include both alumni and Its table. the College has Month. .7....;.
0,.....; will w._
Mete arosin their all holdings won,
tool,
wash
s°g
tenement handout. cal
members of ten undergraduate the deep of Are. vea. tamong
to ...h..,
,..desinM
____„. ,
Plat? x as purveyor
meat This would he Impossible. he said,
et envie., ee,„.., .... it no,....i., reed. the ode onion of 11011711, a tree ,...m felled arm. Dever
r
bole ennneeted with the four in other placest for viands pleasing
it .r. l'.......to this Republic: when the has without the help of the United -.
for Rd.. narrnwly miodde
of our ...m
mt. to underdevel- lion in • t".....•
to the fickle palates of local
eseporsted activities.
The three euemstinns relate to non, onii„.. .... n
peon will teplace the lasso, the !Mates. He reels that the United
In addition, rumen. to the ens vehicle and Merited. teethe
G.
gourmet.. It ean now be reportn
„,,,..,,,,ii n„,,,,,
Eekhoo the cowboy: when a ;States would never support numb need, for the ine ue nn o
,
even,
ater coil ..ii, values of Greek and lee. studies et. II wee
ed h
I •t t
hl seareh has tart Men
move c.c.,. II would be mot Scribe Publieetione In the Li' lick, en hem wand
whale washed up on the Jersey
enee t a t tne for • hand litern1 arts eritiventen.
The honest group of workers
without success. for the deepc
nm.
i.. ornn
r v.
id nle.,,
Gos, emblems. IC
a, ir,
,, w
.o
,o
rrp.
IM
ee
nsiilte
‘ ,,,a,,,
be viewed no longer ally itnoderflh
More
proieveor Pont suggemen a Clint. eenthest anti painted the Asher.,
an
freeze In Founder. is currently
Cl,
as • Malorlorou• public nuissnee
with
bet of areas in with knowledge grandstand on Walton field_
crammed to bursting with park.
Mt mothe meat vreleeme of an i, diste who would use It as wt Mumma pithileatinns. and the
„.G
.;:d
.
'
„:",:,,,M7
e,
',tit:„,..d
rn.7‘,..-i- i
-i.,.. o f Hasson! lanerigeev has A 1.11. ,
Seth's Whale
..at3 were minted. and rual W.
Kee rat
Idence of American imperiellem. preserve of personnel lull time
ino.n.i.ii....s....„
ape...die anti precocal value
Steak,
wrapnit nom the tnetaiwntes
Rthearin, and rm. permed., Thu:. he met a knowledge of whir, wee peen a mat
of Mack
rent eras,
ly nee highly. industrialised rem La. . ...Mae I tl r ma'ene maim.
Plans of epic pommel.. me
C.'" '
.9..t.
tier,. system Mr. Meer. who would ,study hien. end a pert of the home.w.
make Swarth.
town. grand•
frofor.
eleims.
the
lareely
more Weekend. whleh .411 begin may by
responsihie
knowledge
Greek 1. those me.
the seeeer
non of a middleman in
Pride, afternoon, November 16. Philadelphia. according to Mrs.
the
aortal event of the Ethel E. Beatty, College Dien.
mar on camp..
elan. ]tweedy what section of the
the
tt
=
"tiZ ;L.
Friday
mode the in..., trilthiee anatomy yield. export-
froorenuei, but left the
BB, The Soc. Sci..Deportments
Whale Steak To Grace
College Dinner Menus
Mary to
de
government.
could act
Food Problem
I T lk TT G ads .'''"'""'"'"'"‘"'r" •
as
.14 Ye way
the ',mar
a pa..
Varsity Dance To
Feature Sommer comas
boom-. thl..trian
being hatched to
panifsterford
anigne me-frozen
.on of weekend metivitim, nein
• soccer game between Hie.
and Swarthmore, m be tot,
bred that evening by a monster
bonfire. plus • surprise, the do
tells ef Md. are seer. An
tler
rally and varsity
Meeker will be held le• the men
at
hick alumni will meek end
free
be
climax the evening ee io
formal Me dance Is planned, at
which • hires turns. is expected
• High spot of the weekend will
he Sathohty isitemoon, when the
minual Hareerfon3
Swarthmore
football classic Is staged no the
ford
sele meat to the Intheltriom
Se.dinavlans. Mrs. Beatty wan
enable to divulge. She did reveal. however. thee bemuse of
its mi..e dtheimors. whale
meek boa nennItely end omelette replaced eldtasbioned,
prised ssefsmak in her ladder.
A pound of whale steak mats the
Coliege ahrty.flee cents, er about
a pep
To refresnamts will *erred ,7:**
Swarthmore
ling
need,
A Fall theme will be the set.
of the formal dance spew... by the Varsity, Club which
will he held that night In Abe
Formers Hall dining mom heel'
M. to One pm. George Sent'
meta band, which has played for
humentha renege formal dents,
504 supply the mode. Corteges
a. Pethetted. and favors will be
distributed at the door.
A tale btatklest will be served
Y
the Common Room at
In
okenek Sunday morning.
TIMM. to both the football
Verne and dance am on sale. Stu.
dent Mauna to the game are
el *there PLO!,
• _ .44
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1139
high.
mdo.x,, . nt
wil
Prof In Profile:
BY JIM
CRAWFORD
R.bert C.
new °...htt.
fender of Methernatics, turned
lowly away from his math ad.
sle.. ''Oci I like teaching been
at lieverford? Very much. But I
Hite CM.. ten. Of course, I refer
the smell classes harm the etas.
can ask yon question., and
you nA ask the. lneatie."
Replaces Alhearenme.
Proteseor
for beefs... Mr. Beatty elolt
James Mined the
ed. Nowadays nab student
served rouehly Ave minces Pt Homeland !entity to fill the place
formerly held by Carl Allendoer
Mr,, who lett last spring to head
blessed with a steak dinner.
Campus reaction to the whale the Department of Mathettnatios
steak has been. to um the Me- at the University of Washineton
V. of pollster.. mixed. A num He has been teething math...
ber of Auden. commented mite do sine 1946. coming here from
favorably un ten new dish to her, the University of California and
a.elled Mem 'Beatty. no whale Harvard,
meat Is apparently selently
While still
tender In the opinion of 11116. she work, Mr. James collaborated
dents who hem eaten it. °emcee with his rather In verities and
n et repartee.... compiling • Mathematies Di.on.
dons
indicate that no matter how ery, Sin. IN publication In 1942,
tender the whale may be, the the work has been extensively refact that to taste is imilstinguls, vised and fleetly reissued In 1949.
Oboe trim chat of 0.110!0 oil de- The work ta the fine of Its kind
tract `ppancuilty loom IN .1• pubilshed 171
Stater In
almost
bilItY.
and the only
Portent Amara
one in print at present.
Precisely what the intreduedon
MOMFrom CalifornY
of whale stnk into the diet of
Beni
• .• •
.
.
r.eStstr.
doing graduate
ever, reaching
cal
and
erandsmnd
DR. ROBERT JAMES, A C.O. 'GUINEA PIG', :,,,,
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ASSUMES MATH DEPARTMENT DUTIES
ri
"" fled.
whale whenever Haverford..
,,,,,orrnmviva,.
.,„,
Technntoey. After a four year
break during the War. he returned
to finish work
which he won in 1946.
efficient farm
highly
inechmery, stentheante of eleemeel language
in this mem.. he afterneen
adequate transportation :matinee mud, e discussion. e n s it • rl. In the
bhmliv when ,d ried rider
.r perishable foods, and Male. which matter, relating to the and floats, in the p ofeasom •nd
larly tureen, storage feeder.- ninIor
teachine rneehMs. mem.. who took time tie to
nn there In 19W, tie worked
During the war yews. Prof.- I
.tens. Throttle, Joy
for the next two years on hie sore...did meet. work in this ! Th. moat mew, hir.
metuetteo with the assumed Paw Dar ae it were enneletally
Ph.D. at Cato.. Instil.* a country as a Consdentious 0, :stud. why nue assimanm to un- posse of liberal ane edureerin.
otowl sty Profeesor Rothe.
Merdeveloned countnoi mum not
.---rm.( eery.. M souther. tell be Met."'"
labia uninteresting. he volute st'.
11.
1 smt Oo ma
take part as a gen. Much limy: widespread hunger
..
has e p
politleal Implant
eayerimnt
pis
„
frw
lions. and hi, lee elan. the main
The prospects for s Soviet coileg .- Hunter
steed and
red On to elude, e, he tremor underlying factor pu•hing the Union that la ...Wahl*
to the
world to • catastrophic Mini
he hopes the. who
West" ,o.o
will he the topic that a
ex wo ld era
.o
New York. no results of the
pies
seleet
of Ha vrrlo rtl, an invited to participate
Thu
must
per/meet Were a case of malaria
on
of I. sessiene•
to Swarthmere and Bryn Mawr atUfor Mr. Jam. and pro. that the t".. the w°°°.
barony will discuss In
A number. vigil., norm ne
drugs totted did not prevent the "t”
the
USSR hays been invited tr,
overpopulnlInn. but one of fond. a series of eight or len Ineetinge
recurrence of the disease.
AA, In example of this truth, . t Havens.from November amend the individual seminars.
n esi out that Holland has a hrett. May. Prolesem Holland Among the euOy itheePtances eat
Pepulation of 750 peep. per Hunter of Haverforde Economics those of George F. Keenan. now
He first aqua. mile. while India has only department announned last week. on leave from the Department
may in
el
Mau. !tic Mate when he spent 250 per square mile—but nobody
AreordIng tat Hairier, hinthelf State whom he nerved an head of
hie honeymoon In West Chester. calls
en Authority on the Soviet woo Its mgr., planning staff. an d
File wife (they now have three
omy the participante will be Ital Profeeser Merle Fainsod_palltioal
Abend.. Imperative
children I. whom he met
The fond problem. though, ited to letudente who have al. mien.. of the department of
hie stay In New Haven, was orig- mast be solved if there
in in be ready had ceurees in NOVIet GOverninellt Mi Harm.rd and
inally from Colorado.
World petee-On thin connection history or ...rhona and facultY author of several Medias on the
Professor James mneluded the Mr. Meserik quoted John
Boyd membere from Inc three colleges Soviet Union. The vieilOre will be
Interview with . appreelation
Orr f recent Winner of the Nobel Interested In the field to be dis- .keri to 'evaluate trends mid
Peace Pellet: 'Mungry people cussed.'
...peel. In their special fields
etch manwn tau
Oaths. rioting that the University who believe that an abunoant
"In order to make possible as portion. of the question of the
of California'. action with respect supply of food Ls possible will round table Mecum..
. . .
the nuns. future of the USSR and the .,
to oaths hascost that
valeta
oveMbrow any government limit her of pa.lelpanis will be held to lent to which the United 'Mates,
,
does not make It available.° • • total of thirty from the cone Might
James moved to Loa Angeles
father Joined the Mettlewhen
malice Department at UCLA. Mr.
James cook his B.A. In Math.
Robert James...
on hie degree.
or
system. were
and ending
rated
in dram. -
Soviet Union Seminar
Three Colleg
e Participation Announced By Dr. Hooter
added met
attending all
dente and
the
teered to
A
Permylvania.
Outing
the United
Haverford's freedom from loyaltyof
City yeses
Haverford's
new
A.
In Indiana, Professor matics Pro9ateor of Math- nnumerante professor.Institution
Holland overpopulated.
Influence h.
EDITORIAL
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Haverford News
Page ''Piro
Haverford, Pa., Theedny, Nov. 6, 1951
Edinr — Richard A. `oar:, Jr.
df wepie, Eike. — John Wirt
— Sydney M. Co, Ill
- &Avers .11
Platt News Edna. — Peter F.Tepke
Neff Editors — Jones D. Crawford: D. Frederick
Muth; Philip R. Stansbury
Franores Elder — Jonathan Guttol•ther
efloossai Edna. — Philip Benjamin
Inkiest Spores Eiders — W. Wheat Condor, Jobs
F. Burton,
Heins F. Koch
.frevernirry Manner, — Wilgee Ede
t.r.tu Winn Meeepep— Gordon Werner
oiaane &wino. Alden?, — Andrew Lew-5
Ann.*, Adveriisin, Ilannoees—F. kii llaugh,
I.. Shuman"
Mous Amino, —G. Freund. J. Hitchcock, 1. Ka?,
M. Elmer, I.. Prager, T. Ruddick.
J. So,rsrndike, S. Seek,
W, Wilson
An■vinter — E. Harriman, R.-jimpFL. Meer.
NI. Sexton, J.
Spero
. -n
Pieforropten — R. Horton, J. 15,411
asthma eisserienes—D. Cane. K. Hamilton. G.
McDonald. M. Neill
McCarthy on Campus ...
What with a book by an irritable Yale alumnus,
Loyalty Oath legislation in Musachthaetts, and the
rumblings of censorship on the alone at Ohio State, the
hese of what ie called academic freedom has mothd thee
again into limelight of discumion. The real for orthodoxy
and distrust for unfettered thclught that have spewed up
in the ever-widening wake of Senator McCarthy are bidding fair to convert much of a nation to belief in the
propmition that new ideas and treason are equivalent
if not identical terms,
The echool of thought that would make red.., a
property of professors in the thme arse that gree.e.
Is a property of grans. the school that would subeltute
In thelthited States a unity of fear for a unity of positive purpose—this school has been unremitting in its attempts to implorees "subversive- ideas on every campus
where its notions have been able to gain a toehold.
There have been many trials made to meas the remats of this campaign in univereities and colleges, and
the universal conclusion seem, to be that it has succeeded at least to the extent that outef-the-ordinary opinion. go more and more frequently unexpressed. both
among students and among faculty members. The unhampered interchange of ideas which is ftmdamental to
an educational institution is often interrupted, if not
arrested, as the mutt of this sort of campaign.
Yet in the long run, the real danger inherent in any
euel attempt to appose ideas lies not in the possibility
of its ultimate mince., which at present seem fortunately unlikely, but rather in the fact that In the prOce.
et attacking ideas with epithete and thoughts with
labels. communication between opposing points of view,
an emential of democratic government, will be rendered
Ime and lam practicable.
The mood of ranting persecution which has settled
owe *Owe quarters of government has s great many
drawbacks—hut one in particular namely. that those
who indulge in it 'lever take time out to listen. They obit-Net the interchange of idea. not only in attempting
to supreme those with which they do not agree, but also
In successfully reducing human oommunication to the
level of a series of emotional grunts. For criticism and
thought le substituted invective and name-calling; .d
the r.ult is the progresaive deterioration of that un...tad flow of idea which freedom of expreesion
existe to guarantee.
To serve the purpoties of education and of deraoacetic government it is not enough that ideals should be
expressed they mutt be entertained. And it u precisely
in this matter that the retains of the r.ent fear-campaign can be most dangerous, McCarthyism Moeda its
own kind—caking out not only in is adherents but in
Ice opponents the tendency, not to consider, but to react,
and obscuring the most vital issues of the day in a cloud
of emotional claptrap. And while campuses over the
nation concern themselves with the fight against official
cennorghip of ides,, they would do well to guard 51.0
against this more subtle correlative threat to the educational process—the threat of expression without coneideratiort
111,
Campus Day ...
Well, this year's Campus Day has painted into
•
with much satisfaction to every one. and—one
might add—probably much to the relief of the college
ground. crew. The afternoon was certainly a great lark
for all concerned—and, besides its more tangible benefit.
to the college plant, fthtered an informal cameraderie
which was undoubtediareffective in the promotion of
better Student-Faculty relations.
Seriously, though, moat of the Campus Day projepte
—particularly the Marion Turnpike surveyed, cohstru
ed, and dedicated under the leadership of Dr. Reid, and
the varies projects for increasing and improving parking apace—will be of Hating benefit to the cotlegi. '
The NEWS extends sincere condolence to Mr. Oakley and the members of his project for the athilinacy of
twe stumps in the Lloyd parking lot--atumpe which held
fast as firmly as the rode of Gibraltar despite the herculean labor. of a few, the adeice of many, and the expendithre of a -.VIM sixteen sticks of dynamite.
The one eoui`bote among the Campus Day prolecte
s—lbet, of course, due to the fault of aayo participating
—was the painting of the Coop. As soollaia the paint
dried, it proceeded to flake off onto the clothes of all
Who approached anywhere near the walls. An last week
passed by, the rumbling of protest grew ever larger until
some students were openly threatening- to submit itemized cleaning bills to the damptrollerk office—we are
pleased to report that the education has now been remedied; 'and that students may Once again bounce off the
°OCT'S waits to their hearts' content, with no fear of
IIWOPHI. (.4 ultimately, Anenchil) loss.-
Books in Review
rat room. ma; whim by arm. men
with as *mum ef a. • mema.von.
wee
✓em, km dm
The wining Mee end papers of ]awes ForniMat SecRntry of the Bevy 11941947) and Ant
Secretary of Defense (1947.10401. have been ml.
leered in a mot Important book documenting this
natiane deepening crisis elme 1945.
The Forreelid Diaries are lint of all the record
of one man's service In government during the
e•Mterwards. when the hopes for • genwar an
uine peace were dashert by the Soviet'. relentless
drive Is greater power in Ethane sod It tr•
Mem mfr. dated •• early as the autumn
or H. i.liste Met var.. me ether soy.
oriental. leititn. suspected Rumba motive. In
planning puma, power relations and at.
tempted eo gem r.reute Polley to meet Sala
Mellen, They knew. for example. that the
power vacuums left by the def.. of Gem.,
mict demo would ha filled by the Soviet
Colon, tithes we sere active episodees be
her policies.
Alumni News
ForroMare medW, ewes rear hae4 Ye bed
M a MOW.er rata which is the MO my
know, en be sere ef Ile aeon( of World
War Three."
Soon after the war, plant tor • single department of defense were prepared. and with them
came the melee thole.. over the strategic Mr
form. the marine corm. aircraft carrierr, and the
like. The projected consolidation of the military
took much of Forrestare line WWI effort sinee
AT SWARTHMORE
represented the Navy In non negotiation. Theo The Calvary Presbyterian
yon later he was to become the fine Secretary Church of Canton. Ohio. under
Saturday, November 17, 1951 - PM.
of Defense; • job of bruneme
Bryant
the leadership of John
In his relations with other Cannel members Barker, 12 Is In the midst of a
Tkkete ase, including tax ICTIldren under 14,
sod the Preeldent. and with all subordinates. For
or expansion Nat mar.. •
metal was rimer premier:umot or narrow.minded. period
be held for thom who
A reserved motion In the Mande
Hie diary contains no impikadons that any mete. long term increase In Church perpurchase tickets In advance. A. thls space Is Ihritted, tickets
her of the State Department or any other Deice Minato. Since Bather became
will be assigned on a lint mme, firm served" MM.
wan a "traitor." There wan many senae differ Pestor In line. the Church has
ewes of opinion. but the diary Meets to die aim- grown from two hundred to alreeky and devetbn et all our leaders during this most sixteen hundred members.
Those desiring Ude. should send eaten to the AM*.
period. civilian and military
In influence, sem..
Genre, Gyronaeluth Mverford College, Illeverfonl, Pa Make
Form. mom, critical abet 1. Sada Its growth
and spiritml atrength can not be
of a sound policy hams. Calm, hut his site
all cheek, payaNe to savorous College. Swim* a named
Forreatars suspieioni of Soviet ohjectivm were
figure*.
In
however.
notheured,
nine men Indication mist this wee a predict.
out unique: he records the views of l Avert. liar
mlf.mtdremd emelowe and the tickets old be mailed tit you
Bolds Divinity Degree*
meet to which ne mm Is the governmeot
Mean tour Ambassador to Msg. and other
The ...me . November le..,
Bons In 1899 In Pittsburgh. Ban
frond my taimp. solution. Comers. Moot
who aught to insure the military victory by use
public
local
from
might
graduated
Jews
her
the
M
sup..
one
Mat
M..
the
timing • policy of armed . .tit
hoots, attended Shady.. And.
have span ...le co..ietimie—anietit
By April 191,5 • seriom deterioration In our
oli-Se Me Middle Aut. ForreebS wanted in rota, and. after Haverford. and
relations with Russia—"knit together by the
have the eatn hem taken oat of poi.m rind uated from Weetern "Theological
nem... of war —threatened to cripple the San
achieve Inpartimn atone. co, • kolmnd Ito Seminary where he now semen
Franc... conference. Shortly before his death
as the vice president ot the board
bowarde Mehl and It..ta He 51401 into
My
President Romevelt -sent • strong., message to
of twee,. sl.ee reran line agree
wog
Stalin deploring OM condition" which ens meant.
Events since 194 Indicate that perhaps more of Doctor of Divinity has been
Along with the annual Haver and pretzels will be served at the
Sated by violations of the Tel. Agrternmt on the
mnskieration should hale bens given to ha ad. conferred ,rpm him by Wilber ford - Swarthmore foods
bed game. rally.
future of the Pol. government.
deeeme the Death fere e Univereity m -WV and which Is Ming held te. year on lieverford Alumni are also
This was the first coals, On April 20. 19,5. vice. Forrestal certainly didn't
beaded upon him by Wamington sod Jrleermn I° 1911. Saturday, NovemMr 1.th. at cordially Invited to join the
when Harry Truman had already maimed the mg attacks and ...re
particularly
commentators,
tedio
sod
column..
r
service
a
f
began
hillnisterlal
entry
following
the
Swarthmore; there are severanin. Swarthmore Alumni at • Tee
Forrestal made
toe
PrmIdeney,
Wine/wit and Pear•on. as a consequence of hLs ad. Barker in Canada where he rode kronen events which have been Dance. which will be held in Bond
diary:
•in
a three point circuit, each Sunday p.n. for the college alumni. memorial on the Swarthmore
saw Averell Harriman the American Am. vice on the Pa.tine issue.
eon
Forrestar• diary, with exceptionally fine
traveling twenty.live mil be
event will be held
bvents should go tomrd Campus
Meador to Russia last night. He Mated Ms •
Inserted by Walter ■ noes points for mrvices. After ,These.
melded It a very enjoyable week. Immediately following the feet.
strong •pprehensions es to the future of our re. nectilie background materiel
of service In the gm • summer In Kansas his fulitinte
ball game on the 17th of Novem
for all those Involved
latIons with Russia anima our entire attitude to MMis the editor. le • record
path mhtlstry begmththe fall of 1925 end
of
turmoil
the
when
thee
•
during
sit
m
en
her.
greeter
much
by
Presented.
11.01 Thoth,
ward then', became characterized
with the necemity of aI le Bloomfield • Smithfield
Menet. Feature
At 1230 p.m. on Tuesday.
Mann. He said that. using the leer of Ger, war adjustments mellicted
atrength spinet an agmany eu •• !Milting hone, they would mistime on malnwining vigilance and 'marmot to • devoted churches In the Steubenville Pres- November MR, a joint lunchmn Wherece in the past. only
bytery. From there he went to beliveen the alumni of both Hay. records were used for the dance,
their program of setting up sta. around their gressive foe. It Is • lasting
who mend with elm In Canton.
,ellord and Swarthmore will be an orchestra will be present this
borders which would follow the same Ideology se public etreant end those
held at the Univenity Club. lath year to ormide the musk The
Active In OrTanlasthem
the Ruszianz. He saki the outward threat of Com. offices of profound reallionnblihr.
Before his unfertunak. death Formal may
minim was not deed and that we might welt
to 1925 Barker married Blair and Locust 51112.3, In Phila.+ invitation WPM extended to Hever.
Amtrithe
that
knave
to
mdsfaction
the
had
have
have to face an Ideological warfare lust to vigor
leseop of Pittsburgh. Their son. ,phia. Presideets Gilbert F. White ford's Alum. Resident Herbert
he
warning
'the
needed
Melly
had
people
n
land John Moon will be prevent. R Reimer. by Swarthmore Alum
out -and dangerous at F.... or Nazism"
Chalky to the Pierson Barker. la I. pastor of The coaches of all the fall spot.
Pres.ent William Lee.
There were many confirmations of these mime ease as early an 1946: There Is no
•nd white decleions. the Bower H111 Community football, soccer, and mom mum- All alumni am Invited a Mend
Monona George gentian. the. Chief. of Staff In- stream of history—no black
PittsIs ...ye flowing et. MM. Cliureh In ML L
try, of Haverford and Swarth• as many of these events as they
deed President Truman, shared the view that The •tremn of history
InterBark
burghcommunity
end, The American
can. These affairs have
pomibly
the
at
had
on
he
Mao
will
more
...la met be opposed with firearms and vigor- not between nation. never
and quick dec. Ms are brad. Among other
been planned for the enjoyment
of the principle. of the U.N. tendemy Is to try to gel nnainy
ous
things he was or the Boards of meeting.
Nona of am-long problem," We may not like to
Al this lunchmn, Swarthmore of Haverfordlane and they are de.
Chance.
the Denton Welfare Federation
upfallen
have
which
remonsibilitl
the
ammo
The Coin War with dom. hems) before
Urban President Mom will present the serving of as mt. support AM
on ua. he continued. but we must understand now the Y. M. C. A.. and the
Hood Trophy to Gilbert White. the alumni can offer then,
the hot our with Ihe Palm maned. WM.
that "power u needed until we are sure of a retro league, of which he was prHe This is the beet time that the
the Chiefs of Staff wanted to Inaugurate UM
10001 for a number of years.
of Is,'
roma MIllmey TIMM. Mammon end Tow
alto preeldent 'of the tenon Haverford president has had the
meat..
of accepting this trophy on
the
honor
sesesolloq
te
had agreed
▪ lad
Chapter of the Red Cron. ',John
MM. Barker, to the member. behalf of the college. Willis J.
of Calvary Church and to Stetson. the Direetor of MLitt.
Mousersd, of others of his corn- at Swarthmore. and John S. WU.
unity, a the personification of Mans, 'm. will speak at the affeir. Havertord Alumni will te sorry
Rally To Re BM
practical Chnstlanity...
•
In order that arrangements an to hear of the death of George
be made In tune. alumni are no Raymond Allen retired general
Slater
dug
get
one Gresham'. Whenever thing.
tweeted to notify the AIUMM Of- attorney for the Penamivards
At the moment. only one Philedelphia .rage
Ottobee. se later than Siliirdity, the Railroad. He died Thunder.
Ming used. that at the Forrest. where F. Hugh wander. In Or elite his daughter Cynthia phones
they en ber M. at his home. =Essex Ave.
tenth of Noventher,
Herbert, The Moon Is Blue. has temporarily (Cynthia never arse., the always Sods Miming
punning ro attend thia Joint nue Lmsdowne, at the age of 75.
....led during its perambuletione about the Amer, entirety adequate to her needs and thus saves the
Wa Efelleend goiloiMe
can countryside. That this comedy la miloYlet crodumrs • lot a money I. The other minor
from
As hoe ben the c.f.i. In the Mr. Allen was graduated
character Is Michael O'Neill flasher Mack, . Pats
111P6 and 111,11 from
liavaeford
on
ask
past an OM
r. 1:1:71''hfs father and a quicateripered Irish cop whose
Ialned"eM"
,,, a 9. 'Iena`naZ 7.''"
44'1"
Moth.
Haverford
the
to
Prior
echool of New York Unl.
law
Use
Haven
the
th
held
will he
”*.the me'bask ' formula of Polio contribution to the evening's proceedings is to hit too foothill game m Ortoter RallyGroom..
followed
y'
rpl'
lins
the
joined
he
19113
versity.
et g gyn. on
eord
young Gresham In the eye.
lar comedy with suMcient skill to keep the eve
Mt, Dr. and Mn. Edgar B. Fir,,iday, November 1601, the eve., Mined . metwol Room]
The plot, if you roust hear more. shove what
Meg'. dull momenta well spared
, solicitor and retired on March 31,
• dreg Onto.. 'IR, entertained a group ‘n4.,Lobc
ualagr=n
Pat
up
.
te
..
picks
fore
,
Gresham
after
happens
Formula number one Is write about en
a s buffet I
1918.
store, where vm me told, he we Wylie/ a peek of of Haverfortilans
In • way that the great Amt.. pub. nil
In their home at Clinton.'
rubber hands. Pat claims, el Minya color watch lunchean Dr. Graves le • pro BPoonseed 801111re Rally which He In mrvived by his wife.
easel.r daring but not volmA. Se here We
le be in dru torte For NM York.
will be he,d outside of the gyre. demi. B. Allen, • son. Dona.
en what other
Kerber.,
(Mw.
*min
MOM],
of
Hamilton
at
bettor
Prafessinnid
R. Allen. and three daughters,
a
▪
Fenner Sims Ts Speak
one the two get down to busines. Pat
NOelosioel who is thew of
Ph., and
The rally. which Is being spore Mot Wendell Halt Monewee Aldoesn't Mod Mang, but the is determined to re- Celle.
Sash. end a prolesalou mat immif
len and Mn. Earle Webeter.
EalMee 011.14. AtMd
Club
hysterics
Varsity
Into
the
by
audience
the
jointly
aced
mends
end
virgin
main
of
bat-helot, of mune) who Isas made • heap
were held in the First
with lines like 'T don't went to Mee mine. but 1 President Gilbert F. White Vice and the Alumni Aliftei.011. win Services
other around till money.
dough. chasing
Mob It's vulgar to eght for IL^ and 'There are President Archibald Macintosh, feature thlka thy former football Presbyterian Church of Lou
.411.110 and ma emerge triumphant tagetmr.
downs: Interne. wag In Borden.
why
Haveron
seduced;
played
being
hove
Alum
mind
nate Who
Dr. Herbert W. Taylor, and
lots of OM who don't
She lit Patty 07.4111 Woken Crawl of Meek.
Jersey.
New
town.
pick on those who do?" and "You're not passion, nI Secretary and Mrs. Bennett S. ford minds In Mr past. oder
IV, on seghing Were. actress marking
at. you're Pant hungry." Slater acids a vertex Comer were all on hand along
time as • bee and girdle model, them what I
to the Ineviteble triangle and funnies like "You with some of the'lunt. who live
could me. anch garment& the plemently sip
have a p.m Inr saying the wrong thing 41 the to the upstate New York region
Mimes on Mho Gray, Re is one Dom.
wrong time, you Mould be In the State Depart. Thom present included, Me, and
Gresham (dame. Young/ of mid.Manhattan, •
meet.- And ea it Bon.
Mrs. Herbert W. Taylor, Jr., De
wealthy. elan el, KS ...aired, decent,—
perhieramme pottaled So perfection. and Mrs. Loom G. Petry, le, Dr.
Report of the Treasurer for Fiscal Year
well, you get the Wm, I gum.
The actors Mocha- thonmelveo with KAM and and me. John W. Blytb, '31, Mr.
medal gal/61
Fannina number two 11.11.11reS that the leaser
...Molting every Me and every sod Mn. E. E. Child. '45 Sr. ad
with
characters he hilariously funny in themselves.
possible_
Mow.
Is
as
numb
es
Mention
end
from College
10.
Porter.
Beeetpla
R.
Robert
Mee
Mr. Herten has confined hirmelf to only two
director,
the
with.
wed.
to
little
am,
Given
the
their son Robin. Folioed.
10.695.53
other characters but net mrtathly made Inc moot
for Assorts.. Purpose.
Otte Prem.*, sod the cum base made the game. A number of the guests
of them, believe roe. One Is a decadent southerner
most of It They are also quite fortunate in returned to the Graves residence EsPenene
with • decadent sense of humor ll'hookworm. yes;
Alumni Ofece
Moine Stewart Chaney, weildmigned aek
for coffee and a further WM
chivalry, no"), *km of mind and fool, continually
1441.50
Salad.
Ong. Bob, sit In all, how they sm.p m get
with their hoets.
hung over. and spouting the homiest damn south.
2.07716
Ofilse
m mueh laughter out of so likle moat monde
ern accent you ever dal near. mils southerner.
ring
Promotion
minethlog of a .5015557 to ma
named David Slater splayed by se actor with the
'41
Atteberry,
Robert
T.
C,
et
S.
unfortunate mune of Sherman,. Ms ea apartment
5.565.55
In Phosphat Research
1,709.20.
Alumni EVNIt•
Robert W. Atteberry. wh o
Mires
2.612.00
received his M. &degree in chemMaverfonl.NEWS
125.40
.. from Haverford In 1941, km
Haverford Teens
94.03
MM,
recency been elMcdeed m •
member of the research deport
Poet Alumni DRY
rer my Part. I would have ewe out of mike. went of the Monsanto Chemical
Expense.
Sees Drama 'Guillotined' ...
there to Company's Phosphate Division.
by all means km '' . • hobo..
194940
such • thingl had It not hem for acme plays that AMberry ta a native of Big
Dear Sir:
leetrat
Total Em men
With great dismay I read In the NEWS of I got drawn into - most of ell, gentlemen. The Horn, Wyoming arid was graduaOct. 23rd that a revitalised guillotine methed will French Play of last semester. and that Nil ted from Bellot College In 1040.
I
M employed to "regulate", dramatic activities on became was an undertaking big enough to be lie has been employed by AP Nei Income en Delon
come absorbed, and perhaps even lose one's as goner National Laboratory and
Dramatic productions. I think, Mending m ammenthaunted studenteelf In. Which I only Infilos, Inc., both of Ching.. in lehme Is Hand
6.47
good.
the
to
all
be
to
3.741
found
Beginning of Period
they do outside the ..accordingdo-miedule reel
chemical research work. For the
1.103.47
Ode the
Prima THORAN, 111 past two yiara he ha been doing
of the academic prothini
End of Period
participants the rare opportunity of expressing
chemical remereh work for the
themselves on their own. Also they preside • On Alumni Fund ...
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
counterbalance to the heavily streated
st Oak Md., Taut
seine. Alt aleog,the line. anyone l'nonelocdor, Mar Sir
.Homecoming lay Viert, Swarthmore Luncheon BM Swarthmore
edition
recent
a
in
see
to
pleased
very
was
I
to
hem them
should only be too 'tad
sed
he re- James Schnaars, '45 Game Tee 184A3, Victory Dinner 7205, Alumni Smoker BIOS Haven
to
Is
Fund
Alumni
the
that
NEWS
the
of
around.
I find ''overcutting of activated. Ifaverfotd can be Nally Pm. of the Wins Tennis Tourney ford Club Special Luncheon Meg Alum. Day 1.11980.
Now under
lastly
dessert." for one. As regard. the general rule. no results of • very iticeembil
In considering theme reports, II should be noted that hinds to cove
one should do such a thing, of mune, but could complimented by the Phil.: thou. but 'It Pint Lieutenant James A.
would have been the market mien. to tees on Schneer. '45, recently won the the met of the Assoclition's Activities under the present eynem are
not definite arrangements be made to Imve It to
the personal diecretion of the professorial con. these laurel. and lose the Interest and Impetus Fort Meade teen. championship. received from the College and any mused balance is returned
regular
of
habit
The
Lt
campapn.
the
Philadelphia,
by
of
created
resident
A
to
exceptiom
extent
termed to decide to what
giving, ethich the annual Alumni Fund amour Schns•rs be the flIthrenldng the Alumni Sustabalng Fund to he used fee the benefit of the College.
The Overall Rule Mfg Brother's very wool
to the member of the Middle Stales
he permitted In individual cases! • And as to ages can. I think, be even more beneficiel
Benjamin S Lreweenein, Tswana'.
efallures in phyalcal education.: would It set he College than an occasional motor CemP•igh The Lawn Tennis Amocietion He won
a step In the positive direction hoped for at the nwoey ob.inable through the Alumni Fund rep. the Pc Made championship by Miguel 31, 1951
10/111,51
a to put entrants% resent the return on • very Arable amount of iHmeting Ft. Lieutenant Larry
end of your cheerless memsage
Cala., alt of Philadelphia, wins. Audited and Found Cent&
rimier humanities more on par with mrporeal endowment funds and 'should be of tremendous
of more. of 61, 34, 41. Selmmrs
merclees7 Altogether. the spirit of "we better value to the College, particularly In • period
ISignedi BR. Moue
lamed with Major Walter Tarreciat lon• halm" dontinuously Adolf costs,
Invent • pr. fermium
ISignedi, A. A ILIAM.M.
soceretr,'
•
ter to defeat Canon and Private
would do the intellectual climate on campus •
AUDIT COILIOTTLIE
911/ Butler In doubles, 38 62,7-S
soup
epithet service by somelefaat sage.g theth
Dr. Barker un
Is Civic Leader
In Canton, Ohio
FOOTBALL
Haverford Vs. Swarthmore
Luncheon, Rally, Tea-Dance
Planned For Garnet Weekend
George R. Allen, '96
Dies In Lansdowne
•
PHILADELPHIA STAGE
E. Graves, '19
Gives Luncheo
TreasUrer's Report
In the Editor's Mail
-.•
Aoshifritim
Ex.eeeeED wawa
obart Smashes Fords 41-6;
now, Morton Prove Fatal
ISPOILTE CALENDAR
Wthetedth, November 7
Varsity Soccer vs. Pennsyl.nia at 2:00 pm., away.
J.V. Soccer m. Pennsylvania
at 3:00 p.m, home.
Pebbly, November II
Cron Country Middle Allende* at thublenberg.
Saturday. November IS
J:V. Sather vs. Pena Fr...
at 1:50 p.m., home.
Varsity 'Football wt. Suasive
hum. tat 3100 phi., home.
Page Three
FORD BOOTERS DOWN BEARS 6-0;
TIE DRAGONS IN 1-1 OVERTIME TILT
v flee inches of mow and sub.
Haverford S.
temperature. Haves:ford A few elays later the gun
•ogir
•
A lighting Havertort) soccer'
fell to their fifth camerae sounded ending the gam,
Three Men Score Intent Sophomore .
team came from behind to stall&feat had. to Hobart ColLtheuth
•
mate a visiting Drexel eleven. 1-1,
Boswell Field 41 to 6.
Two Goals Each
nn the cleat of SS field last Wedeau: caslii?our eite, thee.
Doe to the extreme cold the
nounethortis. thus.
nesday, October 31. Substitute
laden 15 minute quarters
Amar Singh tallied early In the
gram
In Chilly Rout
cut to 12 minutes The asseor. Lam,
fourth periodto knot the count
thawed the field to be In =nsolirdratra
nsuera.
andthrow
n.. the
into two
-as The only thing th at. was ever
rub., themes, name Toth, Ovr playing condition and ex.
Cackles
Ave
la doubt about all Setunthyb
elY MtheY play on the Mtn um westratTser.
wear game with Unisou the
• Scoreless Overtime.
norm..
WIth but one week left in the
both sides ensued.
-*and
whether
the
match
would
be
i
Altohugh
lreinkrnia=
the
Fords
a'airelos.
out-fought
cram
fall Intramural meson. the Jun
naverthral wen the lthe but beand oat-shot the Dragon's In the
Squawks LtYt,„,thr„,p,t„".z.,.1„„
, of the poor playing con. attiara*=,... VreiiiiIr admin. the Ws are leading the touch
k*
final ten minutes, they were um
done elected to kickoff. Hobert
league and the Sennra the soccer Cold w ad
acme to ea. Fords Ned no bauble skinnind
able to break the scoring column
ght the ball back to their own Uialsr'Llittreo=laaalain. etDam
the
tad
roe
this
week,
thaw the Beans 60.
again and the game eedral 10 the
and seven plays later Morton, = Ce
..:j=.0,7".- league.
Oft.:X.11.1.
mule.. The Iambi! teem Ther ape,,,,,,ery who bry,tha,
L. week opened with • Junior bile ranee
evening semidarkness with both
was to more four tinne to
wa
..........
with loom aenr tof the
teams showing a lone marker,
pushed over from the tour.
th
dawning oroor at Gee era, New gods. elements to hem, nor deer old
Havel-tore raw a good
The Scarlet and Bieck took the
cooverted and Hobart
the A's, 194. Alpo on Monday whore Hobart Is lam. width the node Jones led oft with match.
'a brow
rum
opening kickoff and Immediately
0.
enough hi at goals followed by a pair by
the Seniors overcame the Froth mem.
.
tvoi
Mc.y
sent In the second period He'
began to ore. hard. trying for
A's 27d. veith Meratick, Barn. barn the nesting scow ...beide be Phil Silver. Army Singh livened
that
early score. Playing mostly
obuthed pots...Ion of the
and Wurathr scoring for the up- bow sew the game. The wee.er, op the final quarter with theater
en offensive game. the locals were
mid-geld and drove 30 Mere
however, waa frightfully delft. two tallies. both scored off oprepelled by a six man Demo. deperclassmen and Crusdale for and the heel • bet &Revery.
Ns on the ground to ale Ford awn
pos.,
fullbacks
Don
Baker's
Imbues::
fense. The entire Ilre and
Length then tossed a pass to wathows: ened
the Rhin.. Meanwhile. the Fresh
Our roving sports reporter boys from Collegeville fought
wing halves took numerous shots:
an for the score and Ho nothrt: ethos a awn. a.thaa Ca were sneaking by the Soph we' I to Swarthmore last Friday hard. however,
and only fine Ford
however. they found the Dragon
moved &braid 13 to 0.
B's, 84, on a T.D. by Kepner afternoon. and raw the Garnet defend., pier kept them from
goal hand to penetrate.
The Folds received the kickoff
down Lehigh by a 53 count on en breaking nue the Dewing column.
when he ran back the smile,
could not move the ball and
D.P. Soar, First
equity cold dth. Several S.D.
Jones Seer. on Theatly
kickoff bar Mx pones. Wrath..
forced to punt. Hobart took
After n scoreless that quarter,
oat. Pathr had come to wattle The Hornet* Mole the Undo.
on the. second play from
thy saw the Soph Ws knock W Haverthrd
the ViSit01, finally taUbed eight
lie pre., 11 no Wed' kickoff and kept the hall
envte and fumbled. liner
minutes later In the second grta
the nosh Ns, 12-6, and the neaday, so the Fords decided M athtenth, a their thd, e,con.
the
recomving But Hobart brae
riod. The Main lJners had let
Junior B's down the Soph Era reruns Use gesture and me the get, for the first seven many...
and Haverforti wth again
up a little prior co the tally and
The Haverford fencers maned
SWerthitm. earn M wale., at which tune the Beers regained
to kick. Mb time Hobart off the 195152 season with a 254, Barr scoring twice. Novem- It was
the Dragons took this oPemenn
• very hard and Mt. posseulon alter • Haverford
the hall downneld and with bang that Friday evening. The ber Wel ushered in by the Fresh game tre
boy and made the most of h.
several Platen were thita more. rollneck Dick Wood lofted
oa Netting over scored their Philadelphia Division of the ass when they defeated the Froth en nom the Mkt
Inside left ChYrowYeh look clue
with baldele. • Much Line kick into the penal.
touchdown of the game. A.F.LA. held its Initial two meeta Cc 146. with Bonen hitting PM In the
ball. turned past enter half Bob
third period the geme ks area when an Urainus detest.a
hey Meted the extra point and of th mmissign. and the Gordondirt twice and Bennet making the gan to get out of Mud. and ffer man deflecmd the ball with hth
Young and blasted one from in
khan look a 20 to 0 lead,
rtlease MA to cull the two b.. arm. Arnie
then took three second place lone tally for the losers. On
cinae past goalie Curran into the
Jones preserved his
the together and
Den for seven minutes the medals, bough closely preened
ask them to keep It 1.000 average on penalty kicks
let[ corner of the goal. Th.
the turned Into a pundng duel. by the University of Pennthi. gam afternoon the Sedan and • little cleaner
Drexel look the lead 1.0.
to notch the first marker.
Mara team thing able to move Vraai•'s swordsmen.
law Junior A'• bottled to • 1I-13
The contest nee knotted 2.4 al
A quirk trey.
the ,thithn
Both teams had venom arming
bail appreciably until. late In
. Earl Harrison. who ha. scored tour goals this year. is
draw. The week ended with the the elate of the dent nor. The wyy atheyrthe
Mathand, MM. Fthew
rwthatht gthy,.
shown running downfield in Wednesday'. Drexel game.
• Ant half, Hoban, sparked by
Dave Beatty, Tom Engl. and
..titheara• w.° had ereekdidlf and the Forth. took over math.
manner mmmn, nut
The Fords and Dragons played an indecisive I-I match.
• pawing of Latish, marched 4011 Maitland Journeyed to Tyler Junior Ds tuterving down the downed
the
Fordo
ah";,,,b";
sr
took
the per the net of the ye.rseet
they
their !mirth more of the game. Art School to compete In the front position by othhall game had In the third pedal, 34. lime ethanded
the uthinath yea eyd
stood 01 10 as the halt ended.
snon again smashing over reran Prep Saber Meet and found that by defeating the Froths Fre Fri • seri. of Lehigh Inhofe. Male id
ea
ted
of
.
Moto
umber
by.
Monde. nil d Period
elate Olney converted and the all other entries were from Penn_ day also sew the Saph A's down eyed their defense, sea Sava. pain thd ewer the
„not..
The third quarter started In
re half raided with Hobert lead- The Fonda showed the effects of the Seniors, and the Junior A's ran. meth on to the 5-3.
Ma Jame Agile
s71 to 0.
fashion as neither tram
Garnet center forward. Jim
extern]a pfevlous practice es overcome the Froth A's. 214.
•
•
look a definite advantage. The
Neither team was able to snore they grabbed first and third
After • Revertant offside. In
White. looked impressive, and
- Dragons covered Jones well and
We third period as both
plama Freshman Bib Masland The soccer league •thedthg• will be the mon to otoD oe the tha read guar.' the Beata
thus slowed dram the Ford offad and Hobart moved up and turned In. an excellent perform- show little change as a result of la of November He tallied three sleeved up lield
le with • faat attack.
omit eve by Although our football wain proceth by downing Swarthmore. fense somewhat. Coach Mills
an the field In futile attempts .w by capturing second Pia. Wt week's play. On Thursday of the not goals and handled him Ooly
again had Jones switch to the
overcome the weather and the Individual honors. Tom Engler the Soph Bs downed the Flesh self well on the. Arad. Dave Wilk. Cams
a tally. Burton here at Haverford is Independ. 140 1349At 20 on two goals by Carte.
wing and alternated Hrtthl and
tar playing condition of the look fourth.
boon, another all Fre•Nnan. also autched the corner kick out of • en, of
ter, Thlirethir'• of
game, re
Singh in the center forward slot
rt But In the berth quarter
Epee Team Seeded
•
■ suited In • 10 win by the Froth netted a counter and started at
th
Ted Curran. Ford Goalie. play.
rthrt again moved the the
Jones •t center
inside.
The Team Epee chant's...DP
Atistolie
over the Selo' end a 22 tit
Pl"P
'r
tram
pa"
of
etc
e
I'M'
well, marting several nit
ring column and Revert*d en. was held at Haverford, and the
forward.
"
Pushed
The Garnet backfield didn't
the Soccer Contemn. Bob Donne of
saves In the remainder of the
ed It foe the And Wm during home fortes edged out the drib between the Juniors and the seem overly imptesalve. nod has foilhack 1°°°.
ptnk an yes shot
„kir m.
h
called
on
account
f
meat. The defense alto looked
Ina Peonsylvthisne for meorgi
W dennate weakneuee. The Into the apposite mrtthr peal theta,.
glad
0lowiinngg. the Dragon.
y through the Period Ho' Mara Coral...Roger Jon.. 1de darkness. On Friday the Senlora game with Swarthmore should helpless goalie Eddy.
TheDns
ivhdo
down and hacking up the forward
put Iwo first down, together father, Dr. Franklin D. Janes, and played the Mph As and the Jun
The For de kept pressing
aadiamaad throughout the pined. fa ate lut Thth l.gue le ...the', of Mn' Reverford's Freshman com wall
i a yards and brought the tell Art Lelbold comprithd the Hay. lora downed the Froth A's SO. *galagood ploy.
minute Imes blasted at the lean tram. They am &aided gm country t am gave • good m`
ante the Ford 15 yard lina erford Composite. Two- The The week ended with the Soph
Singh hRea
to tamer
the other melt. Ye .etwel• Uralnue eoatte. who emdd not greeld.115,1.0
man then swept wide around Philadelphia Fencers' Club enur- Ns emerging victorious ova the the.
ob, cmint of themselves last Friday
are .tnwnt keeping .
Wrat
After five • minutes of the led
- two •
hold the ball M his chilled hand,' comprised et eight Warns Inf
pond for the touchdown. Ms ed OS umal power and romped Froth B's 20.
each. when they finished
regulation period had elapsed, the
pare
"ea' They Substitute Att wing PI& Sliver, balled the Northeast and South- three to-ort George Schaal home
of the efternoon Olney off with first. Art Lelkold was the
STANDINGS
"°` game so
unroll
finally
broke the Drexel
Ibis who had come close on • number weet dimilon The divisions art: on the short end of a 20 42.7 score.
kicked the extra point end only Ford 14 more a win agathet
wawa.w°°
The Saturday,they were
Is for s goal. It was a well ex.
Touch Pereball
of other .coring
lien pushed out ahead 34 to 0. the P.F.C. rm., as they downed
stheoveat
Southwest kind In two years since there .13 Pouted seem as Singh pasted to
W L T -upset. by Johns Hapakins ma walked the loomOPPrainnithra.
ball
heat minutes later Hobart the Hornets 5-1. Lelbeld end
Into
the
athy.„0th
By 'lino Mem on November 1.7,
Bucknell not enough material in lust years - Jones on the wing. Arnie drib.
9 2
sin worth, Monahan cracking Roger Jones each took two. and Junior B
we might eth up with equal ree itheibled down the left side and ere..
Lafayette
Delaware freshmen clam.
8 2
Silver, Slap Sure
er from the two.
Dr. Jones one as the locale Soph A
ores
ed hard to Singh, who mood alone
Drexel
Wanted Sr Jock Lester's hot Lehigh
7 2
Blots First
KM only UM mirtha lee in Mounted the Penn 'Tr' team 5.2 Junior A
mythenth„
l on
in
cross
the opposite 0140 of the goal.
count,
Ow
same..
F&•'
Seniors
7 3
taw the varsity started off the R,,a,,era
r game end' the ball on the The oilman of the evening
Eph Riots led all the way Singh hit paydirt with • well
more
Hurlers
were
downed
by
Get tyrants around
56
Netter.] 40, the Fonts finally when the Sarlet and Black Froeh C
the
7',
mile
coarse
and
Lehl.h.
placed
MIA. The Engineers had aa'
hot to knot the count at
aadwho
bail had
withreplaced
a n'th- C'da ',Stevens Tech.
Johns Hopkins
White.
3 7'
full.;
say...
ten to MOM. Seethed by the wordsmen defeated the favored Fresh A
the,.
broke
the
w.gebthytob
tape
at
13:33.
ca,,,
one
sec.
previously defeated the local runSoph R
2
running of Andy Brand and nd ever confident Penn
ners by • 9137 count The crone Melt DIY Weed, lotted a touch urythea
W. Maryiand ono ahead of Bob Hinshaw. Bob • Soorel.. in the remaining
kick Into the goal area. where It
0 10
Lewis then finished lust before
cost thrthInallon of Johnson 54. LAMM an one, Rog Jones Fresh B
country
meet
which
will
be
held
time.
the
contest was forted into
bounced
Reeser
off a Naivete. head,In the that, interdwumnal Richard WaLsh who led
Hortetthe they roiled up 3 Iwo- end Dr. Jones came through
on Thursday. November IS Phil Sliver caught this second gam. were quite frequent and visitors. Richard Blarkhurn the vertime. The extra ;en minutes
9 2
mutve first downs and moved with two crucial bout, taking the Seniors.
was were packed
should be do.- Al careen It W bounce on his forehead. and counted In the Mut standings.
with thrills and exSoph A
6 3
ball to the Hobart four yard tying and winning matches.
filth
and
Norm
Barker
of
'55
• Wu ere a to who 0.111 rtes posited the .11 Into the top left
' viler.... as the Fonts came close
I. Bled then attuned overfor
4 6
This practise. however. hes sixth. Fiftv.Fivers Grant Morrow
The fencers' next outings will Froth IS
the finish line first. It will be on corner of the nets.
on several pls.
4
' score. Chandler'. kick was be at the Prep Epee and Team Soph B
been discontinued and nob' the and Erie Illanehrod were eighth
the
Haverford
mum
which
coach
Mills
Barnyn.
suthdlutth
Fresh
inside
A
lett, missed a
freely
........
4
7
le and the more me Hobart Foil on November 5th and 11th.
gam. with divisional members and ninth respectively, with rive
might give us a slight advantage. In ye 9051
Jenkins
period to an effort to mum in the end. Each team plays George School ruthdre bringing 'ha re when he was alone and
3 6
Neat week, toothell prospects
Nuke. 10x014 the Imeuadrd
up the rear.
do t look say too bright en en. keep veryone on the bench warm.'. Eve othera In their section.
Amar Step went In at center
These resulta not only show gnat only to her the Menet galThis year Haverford
defeated St...elveba will inle forward and Arnie
Jones pulled may- met divisional has 1.0. abnormal tr wrest butunusual le. who took a chance and slid
Why Pay More? ow geld apinst
the vitherpese out to wing where he would
ides in
into him.
not downing Mehlenbers.
Ford moth. Am. Alamo Starers be an cramped. From
94, and ability In the Freshmen clam
The peak of anticipation came
a
scramble
which
LONG PLAYING team couldn't be slopped by ratio Is front rat the goal mouth Singh losing a tough mines; in Lehigh. Mng is encouraging. The rum her
a Jones rornerkick crossed
end of the track team ap8I. Ursinos and Swarthmore
or thy meow or their tradidond butted the ban
lett half
pears to by very strong for the he goal, and Hovel blasted only
RECORDS
rival, Ku... who hod Memth Arbelae, who dellected the ball round out the league achedule.
n hit the right post and have
coming spring.
proved
Fords
have
The
also
nth
two
the Ford's ne needy Into the goat
k P. M.) perk.. by • 344 worn
Althourh the varsity did not he hail rebound out.
teams from the Southwest M.
[Rehm gothe Eddy. who had
The game ended alter another
skin
Drdatel. 1.1. and F & M. run this week. on Friday. Nevelt, one.
Bleb Young will be the rasa S. toed up he to that
30% off
th Ford attack.
cornerkireed was cleared.
watch next Saturday. The loos• could not face the deolationad tec 4-3. Tel these games do not count her ninth. the Ford harmers will
take part In the Middle Atlantic,
pie transfer paused toe the Meth des of his teammates. and had to In the final standings.
Factory New!
.1:
cr Wa''retMo
at Muhlenherg.
Yowl, and added Wee eat= Mad by helplessly when Singh
Finds
YIO
Champs
In
Every Record
Summary
Maio in tier 'net victory.
Each divisional winner is de.
spin crossed the goal and Ur
I. Cornell. Kiev. Haaerthrd,
Guaranteed!
The IV soccer cam came out Moue rigot halfback Tait sunk 'erminedthe
on convention t 13:33, 2. Robert Hinshaw, Haven
on the short end of a cold deal the final marker. Singh the inv Mint system: two point. for a vie.
For FREE Complete
ford, 13:34: 3. Bohm few.. HavCatalogue and Price List, thawturday as their game was en credit for both goals shins tory, and one for a tie. In spite error& 4. Richard Walsh. George
caned. Already dressed for se hint three telga in the Iwo two of the dthtinction between dial.
write In:
School: 5. Method Blackburn.
Iron, they braved the cold only to games
Mons,
there It no final playoff
Irsvon Stoma
School; 6 Norman Hark.
IS that the West Chester man
unless the two lenders hove the er. Haverford, 7. James Own.
(Dept CO
agar had forgotten about the Pam Mien 11. comber
520 W. 4SW St.,
week, aame number of points. Other- fleorge School, 8. Grant Morrow,
scheduled game. Therefore the Era the et tomorrow
New York If, N. Y.
and then wise the school with the most Revertant: h Erie Rionohoot.
game was exiled because of lack W throng Peaa
Fresiurne points receives the trophy.
Reverters': 10. Forrest Job.
If In N. Y. C. risit our
or oppothion Many of the play- tte theninday. Both
Lam year. however, a playoff George School: 11. Ronald Rade
renew are
Midtown Stores:
ers braved the told further as be played el home. A theide
ado was necessary as the Fords cle. man. Giros .te School: 12. Datici
1120 61h Are.
they remained In uniform and tory would be quite
a feather In feared F A M 20. to get the tem Holland. George School; 13. Fred
1145 6th Ave.
watched the varsity Mt with the JV's can The
Tree Thoth phy !torn Hoedown, who had also snick Rmenmiller, George School;
UnInUa
1211 6th Ave.
remedy dawned the Thine.= gotten it through the playoff 14. William Page. George School.
They meth the Unison!q eirroth A1 • SS soma
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With Personality, Misspelling
RV hilly WIRT
their representatives. They can
It happens that you have had make ours a nasty job. We know
is is a difficult question, and the
any delusions about Haverforera shades of reaction are bound to
occupying one of the more proml- be widely varied. Mae has no de.
Wet slots on the academic pin. aire or Intuition of usurping our
board you might consider ne Werogativos. Ws our show.
'Them are many fine shades
...tang that WISPY and Indulgent
of the thing: (someone suggestthought et some mull way after
Mgt bringing liquor on the
entn.ng a ream or two of those campus Inside the stomach.'
august judicial documents label.
Reorrteriel &midrib,
tad -Minutes of the Studeritie
Council secretaries. as a rule.
Council-. en point of fact they are a hard working group of
nn Lummedlonably satisfactory. P.P. and moat &Menet to their
but in merturnIcs the bulk at duty. And they are a sensitive lot
diem an in sues a state as to too, with ronsclences just like
real people. Take the case of one
settle even the thIckesoakInnad artretary not
ea very long ago.
English pmt.
who. Several Wan after gradsI alb. wrote to the Council em
Why Quibbler
decipeerable
earth...m.o..
et M. period
Mort of t em are
ithorte.et,
W in office. For some reason', he
quibble'
nott.t,
thot ete ...eat,
that the wrote.. I never completed the
whole ieie I. wracked bymea. voeftg UP .1 the minutes of the
spellings corr.. Ito. s, ttpeo:ringnell meet... so that they
athethata. mad
eared. piety were never Included In the
„
that, rod out
lop py I terates of the Association . .
and
oho,. es a tithe.th,
a That this Is a trifle behind time
whine
pearance. Chances are they ensile rather obvious and I shall not
no worse shape than nine-1., tn.d e any excuses for it."
no
tenth. of Me papers turned in
Na
The minutes often reflect
than
Frosh Petition
'
,g1
d For Auto Rights
more,
t trod a
even. that they are recording,
and as such perhaps our mditeder In the face of questions regarded the electorate who put theme mg the continuation of the policy
persow In office need. revision of allowing Sophotnotwe to have
style, naturally enough, own. ears on meta, neat yeah, a ped
every rm. Paget
m
don was recently circulated
personnel af the student govern- among meinisers of the Freshman
OHM changes.
Class. The petition stated last
A few years ago the Council , Me Freshmen understand the naives Messed with a secretary who lure of the parking emblem. but
as peculiarly aware of the thin they seek to discuss with the
gIgnIficance of his calling and student's Council or the Admire
endeavored to supplement the istration various plans whetted
transcribing of mere. barren fact., sophomores may continue to have
By the Inclusion of aide Issues cars on campus.
with a arraanal atal The petition. which was Mated
knowing inertia.,he managed m' by 5511 of the entering melt and
impart a certain flavor to his I 100"t of the entering resident
IsInt„. teas oratthoth to the cooch
moan:Ong, like thee
glad we do not allow smoking or,
ell last wee, The Council enthe ..P. or Chase. It would mak e firmed the plea for further stUdy
Mode.. ale to rt... and elmse of the matter and forwarded the
• pile of butt,
petition to Dean Cadbury.
Flee Shutters
The Dean. acknowledged the
This some secretary had a amnion and WM a letter to the
Week of taking a problem to the Council stating that no decislona
. annul parking arrangements for
source front whet it came.
pealing to the students for sup. next year had been made, and
port. "A meeting with Dan Mac. that no decinons will be made.n
yenta we, held conmrning the til the student. have had time to
liquor rule. One of the Milieu/ties'' express their thoughts an the
lest year -Yes Oral the Student' matter. Dean Cadbury mentioned
Body had not hod 11 made cimr I that aside from available park.
ea 'hero exactly what the sit, too spate. there were other eon
anon was, Mar euggests that we sldsratices wh lc h have to be
put before them at the lot meet. taken Into account. There in for
lee of th Student& ASsociation example, the question of whether
the fart Mat • rule exists and students with I ow grades— no
What that rule ta. Throw them matter what Mass they are in.should he tempted by free acme.
•PonsIbillty on them.
"Wane the Council are merely m a cf.
All students who have an fp
tweet In this problem should express their Ideas and opinions to
members of the Students' Como
cu within the next few weeks so
that the Council can represent the
students' views to the administration before final plans are made.
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Pledg et Received From
X,,17,1,7dPpt 77"' 7.Dr.
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John Masland, '33
Will Speak Here
War College
Glee
e Club, Octet
c
nq At Westtown
,07,„
Lard Roam etellettemstic
The last group of song. ming
by the Glee Club was a definite
WThellmax to the preceding me, RECORDS REPAIRS
teriel. 'Heady When He Comer
PHONOGRAPHS
A movie Illustrating the course
was a poor number to put on the
of a weekend Work camp will be othaath
w. Lane* Aw ..get lam
, tore the Haverford
presented this evening at 6:03 in"--7"„-"
,„:
,.„„
Millet. The Alm. entitled 'This too.
re=
a,.
--thate 4.th.e eteja T
oo --smeary II* gemmed=
Way Out". stars Walt Rohermon I Wntlown concerts.
acesmies
Mem
and Ann Mount It presents at The Glco
true as a
ARENA'S SERVICE
general picture of the sort of pro e rot oatekoiatta thAte.,....
STATION
err
gram the ramPert Part.... in I sent this moms: hot the one at
Ardmore
1143
during an average weekend.
Baldwin next week should ha
lancooter
nat Ronny Am.
David Richle, '30. Executive mom eallstying to the listener.
Secretary of the Friends Social
order Committee and Haverford
staff member In charge of the
work camp program. will he presNOW SERVING CHICKEN IN THE ISASKET
ent Mr. Richle has always proMILL LINE OF SANDWICHES
vided Hmerford donee. partici.
HEARTHEURCERS AS LEV.
paring In the camps with an op
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PortunIty far diacussion In work
camp problems. All student. interested in working at one of the
weekend camps are urged to attend.
Film On Work Camps
To Be Presented Tonight
Rae. 6,
79(*:
MINUTES
OF THE STUDENTS' COUNCiti
Haworlh's Office Announc.
The Council received a letter damage like this occurs.** Cite
es Local Recruiting Cam- from Dean Cadbury in reply to
ell will assess the India:MO
paign for Volunteer Leaders the Freshman petition an parti- responsible for the damage, gin
Opening. for miles* men m ble. The dean mid that next h e gees nt wilt levy a fine Sat
years parking regulatim h•v
not yet been drawn up, and that
ha welcomed any megestiom Moe
the Freshman pennon. He said
that the number of can allowed
an cameo. was determined not
orgy by available parking space.
Out also by mnaideration at the
Meet a car might have on an
individual's grades.
The Council received a request
for delegates to a conference at
Temple Univemity November 11
all the subject ''Human Righte
wad World OM.," The Council
referred the matter at choosing
delegates to Jim Hudson, Rule
• of tae Political Affairs Maocladon.
Recently the outer.. thehoostal
between Center mkt South Rao
clay was ripped of evidently in
an attempt by some unknown Bar.
clay resident to get more heat In
his mom. The fixture had to
be rewired al great expense to
the college. The Council feels
that the money it has available Is
more useful when allocated a
student artist.. than when it is
used ha pay damage bills. When
M.o. 11 the person or pelf,
responsible- an not be hienggie
the moms or Me gunerniZitt
where the damage atnnewitee
have to be charged
Steve Sachs reported Iii
cigarette -veoding rnachloje
Woy he has been deal..
he
made a vernal agreement sepp,
a machine In the mop
be available from Same,
noon le Monday moruine.
.-Vse Auden. whe scathe
Wog miens at 1./rsinuCtu
have not reported thernsedep e
the CounciL If those reapowthb
some of whom have not be
Identified. do apt most el.
selves by next Wed n e•diu
November 7th, they
b
I their shme of thg.ti
Iliac a fine. itrainus games.
yard.martters have been retener
The Conned dismissed theirts
of admission to the Smartt
mom football game and mewl*,
the charge exorbitant. Since**
/Moen are set by •
agreement the Commil
r.VI
moId take no acdran en theiSne
ter.
will
One sip of ,Ai,
—
will Lae e droop ing spir it&
in JolOt,
Lorna due Lliss of dreams
oo.r.
time
Mahan sect hew werei isle a <ewe./
611 lm wen. doem des How dee
w ale{ he have &Meld dee slcliciow,
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On October PS, the college cue! Mon, and that the teacher's role
rIculum committees of Haverford. at a teacher has diminished.
Swarthmore. and Bryn Miuvt met! The dimparton centered around
ax S'aonhroore Haverford was requirements for medical schools,
represented by President While,7tand particularly around what preYlceprealdenm Moamar& Deane teomeory sciences bes., at. ant,
Cadbury, arid faculty membemidents for medical reheat Beam*
Ira Reid, H. Field Haviland.I bath administration and faculty
We/me Booth,
Gm...I often disagree on Als outspeak
Th purpose of the meeting was students and faculty are left in
to discuss edUcation as offetedia quandary.
by collegas from which- medIMF Th. was the fine meeting of
mho.. remise their etenerda the Curriculum Committee.
Jobs Available
Under YMCA
Over Halt The Student Body
the Math Line YMCA are now
In Start Of Drive
loanable, it was announced reIn a report of the progress of
cently through Um office of Vice
President
Baler C. Havaarth.
the Haverford College Service
Mawr Refaces Plmosed
Fund drive thla week, it was
Artortling to Mr. Haworth. the
revealed that the drive had gotten
Executive
Secretary
of the YMCA
of to a good..n with pledges,
and his stall art In the premiss
from over half the students In
of rect-ultleg volunteer leaders
naUmwiee
she amount of one thousand dol.
tc work with you. groups of
hot year while on sabhalical
various agencies ene evening a
Raw Two thirds of thb amount moo..
week,
has been remitted
soh and
Mr. canter, was particularly
RI addition to these emosinita
represents about • fifth of the Interested In colleges wee of the
the organisation has some captor
Misslaslpp, and in Me
goal of three thousand dolmrs
Saud.
[unities far experiencood Men.
for In these
rnen often On
Thin Import, however.
partimiarty In the field of mfr.
Dr, John Maitland. a member of Intim to operate a program In
from bang remote,. Ran> aaa having completed mileSe
_ the class of 'so M HaVerford. per several ..enool gymnasiums in
dents have not no yet M.ee the. ed • bachelor's dertee. Ileear.
fame at Government at Dart. the area. Stet jobs would be
pledges. Chairmen Dave
alao impressed hY the Mr.. a.m.mouth. and visiting professor at
and Dick Wilson exprensed the
Pahl
the National War College, win
hope that this situation would cation. Mr. Cadbury sald that .reee,
Tie Executive Secretary of the
the taatetee &that.
Deiari- Main Lane YMCA, Mr. Donald
clarify Itself through mom coop- rerentiy
more ...
heal. went of Eia,erfoni College lert the Archer, plans to spend an ere.
eration among the students with im. beenmore andon
class
diem.p
late afternoon and evening of Ming on tempos In the neat
their Iona son/tors. and through
Thursday. November 15. Dr. future talking to interested air
et greater willingness, to give.
Masiand will meet with Listen:at den. about Mt projects under
ed modem., In the evening after the YMCA program In this aren
day Students tit! their eagle{supper w th the farttitY.
The viral la tentatively achedbudms are ...di' nee6# S.
Dr. kiasisral will probably elle. Med for the evening of the 7th
order to reach the goal.
I
cuss the National War College of November. from 7 untU 10
The MaIrmen once agedn ernWashington.
Thu College o'clock. Is Urged Mat interested
nominal the major Importance
Cootlewd From Page Oar
wan founded to give the top levels, students
teeseeenber MM date
And need to give to talc one drive
et the armed service's and the
or charity. The term organize. ented applause an they mounted ;oath
ment's personnel
dons which the drive helps to the stage—and brought them thaath
advanced study In
...Port count on the Individual. back for two encores.
Keehn
Reynold,. Soloed
of Haverfortl's student enrollment
' of the United States. He also has
Rphart Reynolds 'oar rem ' a permanent position at Darb
to corm some of the financiel
burden which Is Involved In the ...It- min' -Serenade., frt.',mouth an Professor of GovernImportgnt kind of eld and oasts- The modest Mince. by Romberg, meet specialising In internationtance which they undertake. The and an aria by Puccini. Ells sing, ni moo... and comparative goyneeds are real and pressing. The Mg wert chanrterlxed by a certain ernment. In coUaMration with
response of the students to these cloudiness and lack ad control in Philip
Stanford, he ha
needs is a measure of their MU. th. lower I.Ri.tert, but ...T.De written a book. The Governmest
• pleasing tone, with well pleas& oe rloeelga pewee.
memos to help.
poaitory library, all capons
ing from the executive and legit.
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more ihomugh Job of clamlfyIng
government publications in the
Lloirery. and that the %.1brary sub
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In addition. finally, the faculty
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memMrs concerned suggested
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the employment of a research li
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brarian. recognising at the DIED
time that Me job of catalog'.
government nmterMi more full
would probably Itself requite additional personnel.
HAVERFORD
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Discuss Medical School Requirements
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