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EDITORIAL
Books in Review
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Page Two
Haverford News
Haverford,
TtleddltY, Fsin• y IA 1051
James D. Crawford
Philip R. &sebum
Andreae L. Lewis, Jr.
D Frederick Muth
Philip S. Benjamin; John H. Kettle
Williein C. Wilson
Sport. Editors
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Editor
llfanaging Editor
13oriam Manager
Senior Neva Editor
New, Ellice
Morris Evans Leeds...
With the death of Monk Evans Leeds, AL Haverford
College hoe lost one of its Modest friends and greatest
benefactor.. Perhaps best known here for his !numerous
and generous gifts to the college, made it Id, practice to
find specific needs of the college for which no oos also
had provided, and then supply them need. from hls own
pocket. Particularly noteworthy among his benefaction.
are two entries of Lloyd (Morrie and Leeds entries). and
his recant gift of the POW aminer rooms in Chase.
A. a member of the Board of Managers for more than
forty years, from 1909 until his chill, Morris Leads was
toted for the calm end balanced Judgment of his viese
on college policy. For seventeen of them years. he me
President of the Corporation of Haverford Coliegpyear. in which the college met and heated the champ
Of depression and war.
In the business world Mr. Leeds, an inventor and
manufacturer of electrical devices, was widely known for
the manner in which he regarded Me employes. A pioneer In sharing some of the problems and reaponsibllitles
of management with all employes, Morrie Leede believed
in meeting with his employee over the table to diecum the
problem of labor-management relations, in an attempt
to put to work his theories of metal order.
Peigips no candidate In recent year hoe se
lottettgedY Preened his ...obit to the nation
de h. Senator Tett. In his recent book he has
presented what he considem to he a wise and set.
etbte foreign policy toe Amer... Whether we
accept or reject his proceed
rte throe but 11
eta metier deep eon...Elan on our part. The
Senator roust be complimented on his courese to
esewill himself potherally .n early in tewipthicat
campaign.
Among the veal gentle.0 ratted are the prole
lees of where the United States must place her
Me of defense amine Comniuniern, whet tette
the United Stares mutt place In the United Nations
a Means le World WelarIty. the dired.1011 Of out
Mk policy, ape perhaps mart Important, the
moral position in the United Statm In the world.
Each medleate will be faced with those question
come next Novena., and Senator nn hes given
his ...we..
However, for Nom maple *he nave awaited
Senator Tale's proneuncement on foreign policy.
the book . a dttappoirement. It gives . deep
insight into candidate Tee. paltIcel steed. end
la often inconstetent In Its nectunmendatlone
Mr. Tett spends much of hie time winging In
the mast deceiving of pa•thnee—Ittridelght. While
a Mteging the Imminent danger at Rumle today and
feeling that we should have I. Hitler crush Russia In 1041, he seems In forget whet • &Menges
threat Hitler was to everyone when he ran wild
everywhere. After moon emdyeh of the past, Mr.
Taft wen his recommendadons for the enure.
rte Senator tale teat the ...gee of the Weal
depends open the nett, of dm United States to
survive. lie feels that our European committee.,
as well es thole he Asia neeettelly weaken the
United States. Mice we aren't devoting oursalve•
to the main Site of defending America Mee ati Inc
lest. Ma palter should da Ginty the ...on
the Senator rake Is ore of whether tee ton dt
von. dm United Ststra from such oommttmente
or whether we don't M. moral suponseilledee to
the rest of the world In helping then defend
themselves_
' Although he Sys that the U. S. can never go
unaffected by what happens to the world, ethereal.
ly-if war Meeks out. he Mere that our elationing
mein throughout the world erfll Malta feta.,
However. d we look at Korea. It was clearly one
failure to keep such • force 1000 prespitaled the
attack. Can we agora In Make the United Stat.
our wale defense and wall until the battle me
brought to us, SIM We Initland our Merthall
Plan and since we announ.c1 our vellingness to
meet aggression with strength, Communism hes
been rontsined better than ever What. Can we
• frord to Ignore elle The gusset. of the moral
relPerielbility of the United Sietee to the wed
ie before as as well es the vire question of our
own security.
Another Important issue ratted Is the relation
ship elf the United Stater to the United Nations.
The Senator support this org.imtion an the sole
hope for peece, and meet American would coy
port hen an thls wind. However. he led, that our
duty Is to protect Amen. enet. While he feet
that the United Nations be weak, he repos. the
Aflame Pace provided for In the U. N. Marin%
because he hole It tymitena the United Nolen.
The Atlantic Pact offers community action airs.tt
age-rem., welch would work for the security of
the United States. By hie awn anal... Senator
Taft would have ue place our mcurity, which 4
hie prime pokey attn. In en organ...el that he
feel, as week.
Clearly. he Is Heald el Involvement In Europe,
but by his awn wbnimion, if war comes, the United
States will inevitably be involved. Again he Is
walling for the attack to mule direct In us Whine
he deer. the veto power no the Security Council
as No elerup.r of United Nation., he opposes
the placing of responsibility on the Gemett At
aembiy wham the United Male. soh he outwit.
eletyroone elle faith in the Unit. Nations it
minment contradicted by hie ow politic. view.
"Wily, the strongest point of grievance In the
Seater, muck upon the present and put Demo
erotic Adrilinletnedlunt 4 the ChroeFormose ewe
Ilan. While being • strong Chiang Kreshek sup.
porter, he offen we vary contredictory stain
mina. On owe 1013, lime Is an Wend IForrno
sae more than • hundred rd. off the cent of
Chlha, which be entirely eery to defend &mint
any Conumnest &rack, with emetically ne met
to the United Stelae' Bat, on Page eft he ewe
'Then le Scene elms-non as to the ability of eel
and air power to defend Islands in reasonably close
proximity to the env as are Form= and Japan."
whin upholding the morality of our resietthe siff
4-melon to Boren he daemon dm right of the
President to cormrat theme to lee United Net..
without vote of Congress., despite our Wig.on
under the United Nation Charter to do em.
Them ate net Weds that Americans can Head
to ignore It is Menem unwise for a pelletal ...deb to commit Itimmelf so emir to • hook. ere
it is a shame that the Senator. while committee(
him if, deelln't gin us any tentoned insight into
his platform. Them are Imes that rout be fees
at election tune Ile November 5in for they could
be no /orese policy of the United Settee,
W. G. X.
RECORD REVIEW
The Scholarship Crisis ...
A good deal of publicity has been recently given out
by the Haverford administration and Alumni Association to the effect that the college is now In a gleam financial poldt1011. We are told that Haverfords endowment,
now increased by eighty percent, ie now per-capItewise
Oa large ma that of Williams. Aetheret, and Swarthmore,
millers with whom we are often compared. Faculty salaries have had a longewerdue mien cementa buildings
sre already being kept in noticeably better condition
than in the recent past Even more significant, on the
face of it, is that Haverford had a small operating steeply at the end of the hat academic year—a year Is
which most eastern private colleges and universities
went deeply into the red
The rosy picture presented by the above facts is spoiled by just one thing: Haverford he badly, vary badly,
deficient in both the Ember and the Wm of On *chola,
mines. An long as only 21.0 percent of our student body
receives average annual etholarship grants of merely
;no. it is rather meaningleee for the college to any that
ia balancing its budget.
The importance of the above can hardly be over em.
phanized Yale went well over half a million dollars in
the red last year, but on the other hand Yale ia apending
over half a million annually on ochoierships alone. Quite
similar are the cases of several other institutione
plagued with nimble deficits.
In our opinion, it ie not particularly relevant in itself
whether or not Haverford becomes a college primarily
of the well-to-do. What does matter is the holding and
improving of our position an one of the very top American undergraduate inetitutions. If all the best students
name from wealthy families, we would have no problem
—hut this I. obviously not the cam.
& ability
A collage'a reputation kande or tally
and academic achievement of the men that It turns out
—a condition which is largely determined by the quality
of the atudenta which it admits. In theme days of rising
coats to everybody, an adequate echolarship fund beeomM over more necessary for the college to be able to
pick atudenta by ability to learn rather then ability to
Pay total mem.s of uedergraduate life—expense.
which here, for most people, run doge to 52000 a year.
The problem is more than imminent; it is here low.
At least ten of the top applicant) to thin year.. freshman
aims, from the point of academic and general leadorehiP
ability. were lost to other inetitettiona Venous. Ofetheleadequacy of Haverford's scholarship fund. W6 miglit
as well face the fact that Haverford s stand.Ing.till fall
if this situation continues. Something mestThifidone,
and it mum be done aa soon as le conceivably Possible.
h., 1
Athletic Gate ...
COMMON POLICY ma alinlinnAnn y eve,
Mr Seam 4. rah. Ns. lash Owareser •
awl. en. let N.
•
Next Thursday the question of whether or not the
Collge should continue to charge admission to athletic
conteets will helhet before the Student's Association.
Each student must decide whether the benefit that the
college budget derives from these charge...0i worth the
expense that atudents with mamba and visitors must bear.
It would seer, that the expense of taking adrninion
charges and the relatively email itinerant mined from
them make them hardly worthwhile. It should be remembered that these fends have been gifting Into the
college budget rather thdn directly to the Athletic Department. The maintenance of these charges had sometimes meant the difference between a student's
gieendems Y a wesilieul St mL
.
Among the many wawa record COMpAnna
tecuralho. thought at moments a little tee chem.
have emerged since the send world War. Vox. wOue.
Thls company has • rather Intelligent policy of
Haydn, Oboe Cannorto b C major, Pierre Mee
minty releasing weeks for Wielt It be Mollie tot ob.. On ether side Rwombord Cabe.. be
erthy contrmy to the policy of many other small D major, Merman. RengenChemplon. hare.rams. Such plenists OO Hernewsid. Gunner No charm. Lamaretut entente, Goldschifildt, tat
Wee LW Kral* and Ceby Camillesus have re. doctor. Both concerto. done very well.
corded much of the Mew literature. conductor.;
Samba Mao gown. le It net am le make,
Clemens Knee end Otto Klemperer with the Lis gnus, 3150151. Beautiful playing of them
Vi ro. Symphony reicher have Siva mme
much too neglected sonatas.
excellent erehettral Interpret... end with the
LeteMe. Twelve Peleentes. Grant Johenersen,
Akederdcher some noteworthy choral performan. pianist. Twelve Polonaises is s let of Chopin to
anon. Vox hes wt veneered far attune of ties take. but the playing be top notch. .
w all area and most excursions Into the realm of
Mahler, Da Lied von der Knee, Vienna Own.
chamber mode and solo inefturnente aside from phony orchestra terra Klemperer candUeling Elea.
the Maie have not been too rocceraful. But when Conant me...soprano. and Anton Dtmeta tenor.
stieldng to the Ands in which tee corrip.y has Either you eke Mahler or you don't. If you 00
gat song reel talent. which is welly does, the ale 1511 is dew In excellent fashion. But Mahler
average retain be mew., end. espeelelly for la • strong MO m take; It le better to seraph It
a shall company,
e slowly at seal
leselnamo. Mean Sauna* Vienna Symphony
The following am some el noel Latat
Mises:
°rehears Otto Klemperer mnducting. with min
Moore Plane Sonotas In D and F molar. 1,111 Ise end the Akwiemichor. Beethoven considered
Kraus, manila. Mils crane plays there sonatas thie beta M. work. even above the hallowed ninth
with much irate feeling, though the last tome. amphorae Needles& le smi it le • work ewe,
true wale lover seated own. The twording here
ment of the F major mold be more *Irked.
Mom" D Minor nano Comorte, Lill Kraus, I. excellent_
Boman. Quintet le C major, Opus 183 the
planlet, Pre Mud. Orehmtre, lathe. conductor.
Panda Quartet with Andre Navarro second cello,
Piano much better than recent SerieloOrmendy some
beautiful betel= In thle work alteregh
version. but e.het e of the HaverfordAryn Very repetitioa
The performers do not seem to
Mawr WM
have a feeling fen the dynamic. of chamber reuse
DAMN= sorbs Opee 1M ese tu., Memo. male: Mete Mess ohm loud and It bad teen
saw Hermoweet Manit nee of Me greet later
Mork., See.m for Earpariarl, Tan le a
sonnet pleeed by ono of todeW lesser known. Weatminister recording which got in hem bad
but better plank. Recording net perfOrmance vette/lire Fernando Valenti Vey. well but at
exalter%
trees goes et the musk n though he were using
IMethWen Sonata. Owe 11, No. I sod ale a bettering-ram rather than a harpsichord.
Gramme Neve. Meekt gonwilient playing and
IN THEIn theEDITOR'S
MAIL
attitude
des minority who ton.. Freedmen through-
In the light of the pending
Mudge. Gunnell election, are
mete raerifically of The She
dent. AmodetIon meeting OW
Theredey. L notild like to submit
on
which the existence of such •
committee fosten. The tradition
has been, end 1 UM It ithe
that the understood methods of
for conaideratiOn • propeeld the Custom Committee ere to
which I feel her Immediate Im- give the Fradenan n herd time.
portance to everyone. My pro Now of course die proponents of
meal briefly and .nobly le MU: the Cuatorat Committee would
Castor. Gametic* ea de not use thin termini:eon. Ire
fined in the Regulations of the steed arguments run. We've got
Steamer' Anociation Consent. to make them guys redise they
an should be abolished,"
aren't in High Schaal." -They
ALUMNI_ N EWS
Heft
Meet-ass et '97 held Its annual
reunion and dinner at the one
• Febrostry 9. Mth Charles H.
Howsen clew prmident. preset.
leg. Through elm cou rtesy of
Preedent While, the maniere
rout in the college dines MIL
They had ea deer gent John A.
Lesley '96. whose book on Phial
deletes cricket lea just .peered.
Witb the .ceptIon of one member melding in New York, all the
penult ntemben of the ekes
mem St attendance.
lee
Breit 1 Mown MD, led
Mee Morrow el. Gunreell were
married ca. Saturday. February
2, at the Church of the Redeemer,
Bryn Mawr. Penna.
Ike
gegmend Spaeth Is one broad.
Meng PAW Saturday at 520
p.m. one the ABC Network (At
Hem. With Male), bedew tie
Puree frequently on the Metro.
pole. Opera Quin on wrath be
Is Menet., his twelfth sucom
stee year. He will ego. net as
grade far • group of knelicem
tourists Welting Ne Europe.
Music Fesends next summer.
laving July 10 on the Queen
Elhaterot and returning by the
time ship September 1 The tour
It sponsored by the Institute for
Inmreerlenentel Wed.. T56
Sewn. Ave.. New York. and
headed by Dr. Erie Henn .
ed Meet of Stan at the Hartford
Memorial Henkel. Havre de
Matzke Reports
on the birth et a deughtef, Anne Need For More
Sewers Gery, who was bore no
July 17, 1951,
Alumni Giving
1941
Grace, on January first et 1952
Mr. and Mrs. Steels. G. Cary
are atlll receiving congratureions
Alumni Fend Chairman Robe.
Thomea lathe received hls BB
reports that Me
from Columbia (telemetry, School R. Messike,
of Library Service. Is 1948, Her subacriptions to the werthe
six months ea Me Jimmied IA. Alumni Fund have time br bee.
beery untangling the lifetime received. • total of Vete helve
menuseripes and personal library ed ere two gilts at 090, one of
Of Thorn. Wolfe. Mr. Little her $250, three og Brae end seen.
beet et the stag of dY Harmed ROO sed re eantiebutiona
College Lawry since 1948; lei Cootelbeilen Mast lessee
1951 he was appointed aistodilen Although Mr. Masske er emote
of the Theodore Roosevelt Collet Aged by them remelts. he points
thee glen to Harvard to 1943 by our that they remanent slightly
the Roosevelt Memorial Ansana. lea than 9re of the Orel as
3230 living alumni. "We still ham
• long may to go to reach ma
Owen C. Lewin Jr, M.D., woo goal.- he said. "Although tht
be entering the practice at Ob avenge gift se date Is tomb"
nes end Gynecology In assn seven dollars.. Im contimed ewe
elation with Dr. Peel Winger. roust have a steady how of large,
entre of the University of Penn. eft. The only way the Alumni
sylvanla Hospital. In March, 1952 Fund can hope to amass a tepee
table total Is through the rapport
1946
of Nose able to make contr.,
wen. C. MalOwle, MD.. Is tires Inammune of term are
currently ohlet of Ont..es end I possibly tour flgureee
Gynecology Section, et the U. 8. Mr. Meree ma that dating
Army Hospital et C.. Edw.. the next few weeks clam mere
Mn. He her been ataliOned sentativet will he contacting their
Dune Wee September seventh. classmate!, by mall in order to in
0501•are
the peromtage of partici
Monne stock completed Oil payee in thia prom., He swim
work in mathematic* et Harvard that he hoe. that the Arena
Less
University in September. 1951. will respond promptly.
Dr. Rune L 31111w her re. He It presently Methensticee
meth, been eke. President of Censultent Js the Phlico Comor.
the Board of Dinettes of the anon. Philadelphia. Penna.
' pal
Lutheran Thmlogicel Seminary
con
E.222.21
2""22. M'2"
Cl Pediatleirehe one of tile lark. pWted
his Rredency
In Prelate.
Lutheran seminar. in Amer..
Ethetale M. Jew will be Wthe
Clog ter stout lien wee. be ania
France Spain. England and Scan- an appointment as Assistant Di.
I. palette els, ern
dinavia this rommer. Ills wife rector of Clint. of the Children's mere, Warner, led
ww,
Ile im a delegate to the Pelmets Respire. as well as Arial-scant elected preeldent and vtte-prael
World Conference et Oxford.
Pendell. to tee Ilmetel are
deed at the annelid meeting ei
JAmonue
.
ry 21I
IOM
inter, Warner
Zr...,.p
rith'd'
01.,
th'7 Elected By Alumni
heei
G..T
1 the'Lliere
nrithWrePerranh
c"
ethe'
;2•2
Atto elected to once were Rr
1l
et Lesson College, New Haven 2." "`" e"'"`"
" nett N. Vetaw, '15, mereeery; Wlt
' the gelds of ambled.eeee"e
end nu.
Greff.
BelItember. 1951.
member nu. M. Maier. '31, treasurer
Melon to that he ma on the ,
non to the hoard of eirec,o,
aElected
DOM, sue Of Dub Toni..
2'Mikhail
D.2"
.22"2
22.2""‘
the following: Robert F
„win of
Homiest
Clayton, '40. Herbert W. Reimer.
,,,,ere wee inieereniew
1,111851. •
November. 1951. when he wet 114 '1"ee2 B. W2212'
K
Royer
Smith. Jr.. '44; and Cherie
ed..,
men,
they
ale
relive
with ehe
Penenst, 11. '19,
Albert H. gannotoe spent • Navy Medical Corm. Dr. Pr.
Week In January n e safari er ton In now temporarily station lasted el the Meridian Mee
and
Cernee
Streee
Tart Ahem. His ammunition ed in Philadelphia with the Arm. et Chweellor
pi...iv.
, the
ii.„,„,0„,
Ws 1000 feet of color Oen. He ad Forces Emmeline Boerd, on Club prove. • congenial memo
know et Durban in South Afel., 0.1 his second Mind. expected
MaWay
„..mn
e 1,e,,2the"
„innowen
'
where We creettera. Standard. remetime in the that part af th
ithri„,b
Vacuum OR. is coneructere • February of 1952. aqienes.
ed at 90 cents. tip Inciuded
raw ell refinery. Mr. Tomlinson,
Bridge Is usually the other of the
who la a director of the coMpan,V.
Alan 31 Avla. M.D., and Au- der bemedieteir after luncheon.
000 return to New York early
.Anandit of Dues
mem AL Tusks, KD., are both
ht Math.
1
completing
Me
A. CA'airman 05 the Secondary
Kiducetion Bond, a nationwide
orgenisetion of Independent
wimple Join F. Outwore rook.
In Dever, Cole., At the Invitation
on me Outland Schen to per
edmithetniten, and teachers ed
Otto private school. of Ow Rothe
Moutt.tn Emplee.
In the same capacity, he es
vaten-mole In Teem and Arles
their Mternatilm
Outeofitown altunni
Invited
sTi
ipii
v.gem
or,...prost ens
co.u.s4 to stop in for ituicheon when
the sty
the reetheheeth.e yen,.
Tethehe they ere the city. and Philedel
Hospital, Brooke., Y. Durhe 1St alumni aR urged to 00d
win remain no Kings County Hos. sale which membershlP wig pm
peel ea • Fellow in Surgery,
while Dr. Davis will be mew. Dubs for the first five yean
Resident tri Surgery at the Brook. after graduation are Mere annual.
I. Veteran Adnenistretlon Hoe ly. Fonoking that, the rents
510.00 per year.
pft.
Dr. held To Spa.
UIR
At cermet tlmea theroghout
Essverd S. Wheeler received lils the ye. special luncheons en
nit In March, en route to the rag
PhD.
In
Chernittry
from
Cornell
held
Pith
guest speaker peewit
leo. conference of Uke Beard
in December, 195L Dr. Ire De Au melee Reid, Prof.
In San Freres.. Serving his Univereity
where he was an mists. in me of Sociology et Reverend
fifth year es Merman, Mr. Gum Organic
Cheenietry for three will be the guest of the dub an
new wet Treed@ at the Bend'.
e begun work Wednesday. February 27. Rene
arm.' cont... in New York for nwifrAthe
lifetin'v
co., cleans may he eact by wrens
on March MI and ele, amerung
Philadelphia.
Pa. Mr. Wheeler is the secretary. Mr. Votera at the
!attended by more than 1100 eel • member of
tie American dub or phoning Mtn at Walnut
otters from of perk of the Wine
00
Chem..
Society.
Alpha
Chi
Seel
2.SHe exteltion 1M.
try.
ma
nee.. prude
eh Is
freterrarye and Sigma
lard
Wilmot R. Join wee wently XI Is national hanorery
Al
edence
term research society,.
present Me
reelected for
the
as a member of the Commission work with Ateeitic I. in the
on InadertIons of Stator ffiu®. Chemical Preclude Research end
on
Hon at the eildWe Stator Anode.
Parent
non of crakes red gee..., 'Archibaldis Jacob, Jr., a wind
log up Pb last year et the Col- Nett. has been received the
Schools.
legs of
ysic..
and
Surgeon Roger M. Morrell. '50, has to
, IRA
hopes to he to Tetley won 1500 as aecond.pliee
lessaidin a Cords wan recently "eg.."A.
York "20 Year thdi but award In medical essay cont..
elected President of the Baltimore N
Ares onenee. Bey semi,. no won't know definitely for a while spensored by the Sthering Cori
Antellea Whine 24,000 Sub. Yet He ee""e .at he Ice 21.22.2 Iteration of Bloomfield, N.J.
end Scourers. At the same time at 2.24 " thee'22"
-etheeththe Atte. Geode Washington
he received the Sever Beaver "lo..°Of M eteeee behind M.00 Mr. Merrell, now a eaphomilde
at GeOrge Washington Univansitir
Award—e high &outline ward.
the C°2212
R. M. Morrell
Wins Essay Prize
out the summer it a good Mal.
ing point in tee right direction.
The eitteroe here ens helpful.
nom and there to no reason why
this feeling mule not be carried
right town the line.
School of Medicine. wen the paler
184
IWO
I do not think We Is • peel.*
In competition with medical MO
to help the weaklings. Everyone Join D. Bytom Is now Prof- diehe D. itederweL W. m-2-• dents throughout the United
eemet
.
nee
grathlated
from
the
Univeralty
,
of
who awes here an a Freshman dwit end G
States and Cerada.The cont.
her doubts about the *Moos end HOlvich and Haller. /me., Sooth Pennsylvania School H Medldne Is run yearly by the
endocrtne
nreiwroon
Bend, Indiana. the Urge.t carpet et June, 1961. At present he Is „n„
I feel such • /Rep Is neceraary. Mink they eon Ten Me School the mielety to prove his choice end rug atom In the state. HIs interning at the Philadelphia Gen neinibony eemerege
iffeary re
Was
•
eorreet
one
cannot
be
un.
WWII* my teperience and that the first day they're here." etc.
denstImated. Why then give hire home addend k 1324 N. SL To. eel Hospital.
remelt and Interest In evaluating
af Where has shown me quite More plausable ergumente center every reason to believe that he mph SL. South Bend, hullana
medical literature and erode
".d"e
clearly Nal as long se such a around the oniftruellell of clan her
Spanish
I
and
II,
American
His
n„bee,
e,
meekei
mule the wrong decittan't
1051
committee eds., certain eraet spirit, as well as other Amara
if there was ever a way to Waiter Mmes. Toiler le the tory, and Littro I 00 the 22."'Mt Morrelle 10,036word sere
dons an unevoldsble. Although objectless. But the ode an not And
a 'Wt. Guy', It eertaleey author of a new book. "An Island st.k Scheel. Wocetstock, Vt., .d wee
the eeenre, ten,
Vern not terntlier with the na. the *equable paste—both fides of make
0045
teaching of "the use of stern77.0—.,,
Is
remit
effectively
done
by
mele
th'
hire of earlier committees. I de the argument have the erne tog the Freshman prove Morsel[ Sumner." peellered recently by
Alfred A. Knopf.
know that every attempt was pummel. The bane at and is
the
rotalt
of
his
college years. Ira I. Schweere, 000.. was
and ,. se. ,
made by this yesr's therman to the 'methods used to Hee. these ft we want the Freromen
ene,e„ e
to be' recently appointed Pram,. of tenant in the U. S. Army, has an. e,
eatable. the kind of eomrrattee ends.
nouneed his forthcoming men mew.
me mere.
' peen,/
that Would help,. not hinder, the On the other hand to merely come • sincere member et • cone Dermatology at the thilvereity of Mtge to Mina Sunnite Wynne.
reamer el which we ere a perk Perthryleania Gnideate Screed at
at Fenn, ethwun
Freshmen In Ills adjustment to allow the Freshman to enter In. there
The manlage Mil take Piave 00
certainly no hatter lead Medicine.
college Tine ewes of this corn a previously formed community erne, Is
Saturday, Me 17111 of January.
then
exempla
Regthse
.o. nut,i28,tho
mete*. however, would not without any cot.rn for She
193.5
For these renone 1 do not
1952'
222"
Chu"'' /LP
rY
lead one to believe tett h. beet wnatscever would be Just es Moe
B Cher. Kunkle wa6 promoti Bale, Penna.
York N. Y.
the cue. The distortion of sure 'sr as the present system, There. think the pretest modem repre- ed to Assoc.. Professor of Medi.
une
1951
IntaltIone, I believe, lay not le fore I should like to me In place seine the •Incere concern for the claw lNeurologyl al Duke Vnlver
Word has been received due Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Conklin ed
the kends of the committee heed, of the present Cuetoms Cm t. Winn or for the Freshman Clem airy
1 F. B. ether, Jr., • mem. re.iving magenta...es on ed
e-e22Co
but muter In the attitude of an
another =Miner whom as • part at the school. There
IMS
w erove minority With the understood and specified methods has been rade ropport to the
bet el the 28th Divttlon en= Meth of • daughter, Rathinn
ter
Ms been eta. 3er Conklin, who was tont 30"
mere existence of Cu.:outs Corn. would be In keeping more with Immaturity and insineeritY ef ' Haigh C.
the de romery 15.
this
system
too
long.
The
open
pee of PhD. in Mee. Mien. 1,00,1 so Gaohngen. near Aram tether
1951,
Mitt. perrelle to be eutberessd. the speelfled, but not understood,
Although the length of this objective of the present system. tunny to mines. sincerity le at fuze from the Uraversity of Fenn. ter., Gamete, mince November. R. Lawrence Jones, Jr, Tr;
letter lines nee permit me to
I think the role Waved by the hand. 1 Mould not like to sea it sylvan. In June. 1951.
1951. His comaddress Is Cpl. sergssnt in the 110th Info.
numerate reobjecee I think Eli
Brother Committee and passed by
1181
F. S. Miller. J.U.
Jr— S. 51078773, 28th Divide. stel fa undone
P.P.StallesamM.10.,mis metre Teak Camper.; Wein irdeary Ye, Dossanme,
the ender k tweeraiy rain. them Mader. Came wean.
WILILJAM WATSON Id
•
•
TaosINN Fob. 11,1662
Drexel And Bucknell Matmen
Beat
Ford Matmen19-13,2 5 -5
Ins match In doubt to
SPORTS CALENDAR
Walnenday, February ell
Balketbsil v. Susquehanna
homeP. m.; Vanity en,
Fencing v. Pennsylvania
home, 7130 p. tn.
Inslavory
J.V. Fencing vs. Valley Forge
Military Academy. away. 3:00
p. m.
QUINTET SCARESPMC, THEN LOSES 62-6 5;
BUT GARNET DROPS JITTERY FORDS 70-52
the final Although given an early Wei
bah Dewar. matron squased by HAM Hairs pin. an whined
out • 1113 victory over Doe Her Ford entitling team fail. to win
ter. Ford grappler@ in a non nether bout. and bowed. 25-5, to
Ey ANDS' IBM
Feeser Hoops 25 in Losing Cause;
H0000,oto,o otoort „odd.. 000rt Eyes Raised . .
hard fought match at the town • strong Bucknell squad UMW
g ym last Friday. 1. Dragon. nesday at Lewisburg.
teem went down In de.
Tight Red Defense Hampers Fords
rth
!Mg
clinched the victory only whet The match opened on a prom.
feat
sea.
I.t Penn
night
Mme
their heavyweight Fred Miner, tun, noth for the eon, when
Facing the handicap Of a large court and a mans Well01 the hands of Penn Military
Varalty.4 pan. 121 3:15
wend a 7-4 victory nor Jece Captain Harry Bair warted link Saturday, February 23
College, but rot before coming
'canned to its idiosyncrasies. Rill Fridge's enurtment lost
Strotheck in the final bout of tea time in pinning his Bucknell op
Basketball va.1/rdnus,
within an ace of scoring • nee,
•
hard-fought
though decisive decision to Swarthmore. TO7
day.
I
Penent. Matt Sleeper. wiry wied Vanity and J. V., lot game. beta. upset Thevisiting PDC
52,
In the lint contest. Ford cap a hall nips and body wen to 7:00 ft -rn
64n. Pled. at the top of the
win Harry Bair los • a0•• 42 pie his marl At 1:37.
Fencing id Temple, home, Minh Atlantic ankethall Anew
Clark Holds Carroll
dwieon to ht. Ltrmta, °PP..% In the next contest, Burners 7:301 rti;
Swarthmore won the opening tap, and, althoUgh Dave
and and had to struggle dew
Walton, sending the Dragon. art mg nee. wee. -ma beam d.
w anly to keep the Fordo from
Clark stole the ball, Swarthmore managed to tin up Dog
into • 3-0 lead.
wiling their perfect record in that
n. the road to yietory by pea[.. a
Broadbelt and regain the ball on another jump. Swarthmors'a
In the 130 pond division. Ford 541 deolaion over Ford freshman
Ion. T. host Scarlet
centand Black
big gun, Joe Carrell. tried nveral drives. but he was nneillo
!rennin Ho Sang. bowed 10-4 Hu Saner..
Di•Ped what was
their
to do more than draw fouls of
best game of the current Onion
and at 137 Pau.. Mon. J.. At 137 pound. Bart Captain
Ones tight defense. Three suewn. unlucky all year for the gave his team 5 nob.
PMC brought with them the
and • lead
ful 1.
Ford, ma pinned HOW early to that It never relinquished by pin.
leading wirer in the Philadelphia
'4;77AutZriill■dat
give Mee.] a torimunthrid 11-0 Mg the Ford.' Mom. Johnson
area in the person of Earl WentMe wort B0 hetote BOO IT.Ptelaa
lead.
rt :i ,,,TTT204,,a, .1::rp,shot for Haver
.. Wental had been pouring
with • half nelaon and body prams
7fie Fords _fought Mon how at 3:14.
Despite the unhappy masons all •
through the hoop at the
ever, with eight points In the nett
Another lump shot be Fewer
-the 147 pound clan nib. Reverie. athlete teams teem to rate of twenty.nine • ganue had
two matches to get back into the
and a foul shot by Broadielt knoo
Won of the victors and HI be having this year, there Is .00 tallied arty-thin last time OM
competition. Bob Hannon sup thicken of the For., pot oe e MOM 10 Pipert that the Hood against the Fords, and had
t. the score at 5-5 a. gave
piled the horns -forme with their hard bettle, which RoWnson end. Tlophy wilt be "'We"' by the brought the roof in against Delapromise
of an tacking game.
Last
Saunas,
fon d the blade s„..rthoroor,,
noon.. thethoet„,
first points In 00. 147 pound con. ed at Afifl by pinning his Ford ...R. The t noPhY. .37.01 of ware with a forty-eight point
wielders at Sieve. Institute al ruble pal ,oroort roo.. oho,
that by pinning his Drexel op. advergary with a MG nelson and ..19.'k euptemery W1aaea liar. spree. The twit of trying to hold
Teenedog,
erford and SWarthntore, maidw thin big gun down was assigned
ponent.
ed their ,r,ffence. Torn Jon. and
•
body preen
Fords pulled an one in de.' Hallberg broke in
th to Inky Dave Mark by coach
In the next divielon. Dave Al OM point, Bucknell mod `.".""W
from
side
Th"'d"'"1 for
ing their experienced fora.
roe or,,otot,
cw,otothe
, o,oto
L.. first time, establish.
Foulke added three points to the lba lead, whid.,
in Its casee Bill Pr., and hold him down
and the
, the entrance of Rob.. Hall. he did for Wen.] mulct collect
In ratting then. tn..' ....int pulled awes to a 13-9 Iced at the
Ford. total. In all extrernelY here or., with neorethor,
win. the fencers went all out. win- ua veer. and etooe match. Dave stoned a the remaining four weigh. At The fall sports season. slthougn only fifteen points. The ?MC
q
nine six bout, and lasing three "65 Welalon. At the end of the 157, the Fords Stumpy Manton a diatappoIntment In other ways, ewe didn't eve err. Late the
by a one touch margin. Cocaptain
Muse Tute Mier Ind
match. Drexel had a 5.4 lead op Mat a 7-4 bout to Don Kelso at gave the Fonds • 11 lead In this scoring column until nine minuteo
Roger Jones was the Searle, The Fords came back again,
the scoreboard, but two p.nua B.-knelt
yeers trophy competition, as and letrepfive seconds at playing
only ..
bripale
b,eblecammr.i.
alutho
ortr ,clal17,o
ry
thee loyludiure Points save Hav- In the next division, 1011 Mier mutt of Octanes In soccer and time had petard by. ard
erleril the vim., and Polled Ole
IM victorious hosts scored • erme ...HT- The, laves alx sus.. on • field gni Methest
decision.
t 1616. Don ,'amen hit Im
Fonts to within three points of 167 decision over Dave Foulke of sports still to on - two in the until earlyIn the second quarter
The 1,1,0
edene..
.,,,gralh
aLted,o.50.4
ha`
to.„
, ,a,ho‘h.
, icend
e.o.the
onlseco
the victor. at It.!.
the losers In to action Min am- winter and lour in the spring
Ma BMW. play was certainly the
in loll
d of tea
The next match. however,
test.
Prospects do not tusk too ou.anding defensive performm
el defeat for the Fords: In It. Then Don Clundler kw a close bright foe • enketnall via not turned in by a Haverford
o_ trot.
'''
ore. rearn'.''
ia1 holly t00'7ting""
its
tviiich
Frank Little. wrestling at lef 114 bout to Charles Mercer of Wry, parlImistly after bet man thie year.
mote d.
via
in
a
ganuan
inly
naennap,
,
Marrow
tightened a. the Fortis
mune. was pinned by his Drexel Burkriell, and Derry Darter Saturday's demPIMInde, Ina
Offensively, the shining star
g.
Joe 6nrroil.
A and HaverfonTa Bob Feeler who
, found thernelves unable to creek
opponent after a bud match. ThiS finished up the rout in the navy Io the Garnet In liarnoo. wt. Freshman Grant Morrow.
flee points gave Drexel a lead weight division ,by decisioning trophy gene: but for the For the sand straight game he scored 25 against the Garnet, look an in fat-footed antiuse
Henson anti °
rotrOorot'aott0or
k*orth.reo.w
une
tt ao.07;1
40_
15'
cipation.
of 160, and meant the Fords Ford freshmen la. Strothek
March 1 mn.t. which de• was the Ford, high wont and
Rona each took a pan cot
a, the seeth,, 00',athe.
needed two pins to twin the match an 113 contest
eide. Bw trophy Point the this time he nine up with sevWets, and Tom Woodward had
• difficult assignment.
P
laty
of
the
O.aekpoarda,
Dila defeat waa the Fern For. hare the near.. of enteen points. He astonined the
one win: each lost to note rap rort3,e
One of them was forthcoming, sloth in even remeno elet the 0.b playing on their own home capacity crowd at the college
btnalgnp.F,ra
‘nn.
:
aD.1,1d.amino. Mattson 1-toO;;;Zet
a
wa'
however, as DOA chanMer rinam mum cerullnly a disappoining mint
victory h far trot. gymnasium by hitting on four
by one touch. Considering Me
caug ht up with his opponent in neetd. Despite thia record how. Ming bonpletely out of the straight et slum In the .hold
usual quality of the New. York
Fes. Wilma
the mond period and worn the eon the wenn has been far question. So far this seas1n. and thini quarters. Soph deb
In[ /oilmen. this Mt hisrten
In the dun quart. the Forth
much.needed pin. Th. nutch was horn • total low. as all the Ford the borne team has won In Fewer accounted for thirteen tal.
tightened their inner defense, and
one in which Drexel'. wrestler, grapple. have been wIting valu. every Fordellart. cont.
,towoo„
Iles. and he continues to lead the Beginning tee week of bit. in the fint game of the week
the, wen able to cluck Jones
a full had shorter then Chandler. ebbs experience. in competition In the wrestling, prosper. averfont tam In scoring. The m I
ketball. team 1 defeat- 1 In Intramural volleyball. the woo.,
oow o and Hatitte,regn., C
u‘arro
.,
11. nw
onhto .
ltad
t
the
scored a few points early in the Only Don Chandler will be Ion at seem be eerier. Although both My ether Fords to we action. ed team 3. 31.22. Paring the Sen-!FY.n.un tnm
wore. a 30 v°' triple winner In Juana. ReMn. hee
nZt=tho toot000.
match and then coed to make graduation,. next years outlook teamstohave
had poor seasons, besides thethree already men. or team was Grey with In Mints ,tOrY Otte the Sophomore. on do who won each a his touts in
Still „tor,
than stand up. For • Clore It ap. Is good. and the Improvement the Ford.
tined.
NWT
Ls-captain.
Don
have been m[ad]ly Imfollowed by KillIn whe towed Tuesday. Feb. 12.
.5-1 Larry Morris end Bill Mari- g himself • unable to drive
Peand as though he might sue ahown by the team In newt provin . and
hopes foe a victory Browlbelt and Wayne Hortubiser r, p_spergers. Wheaton led they Th„trrete, Fen te, es, two land roared hark with two vie., .. _
g
teed, es he successfully Walled MMha ho.
avert !numb to thla Friday are high.
e.alr on several of them gad
=.27.,..,
'"'"•
.,
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Aill".".
.,.....,_ ___
1", D.E.& 9'39 Sled doe's end
and evelei °unite?. hold. but Wye high hopes for Yksory in the
i.
volleyball
,-thhile"i 'hh
in the
h
."'"' ....•.. D...won
1..",
" m w. hohoh,,,,,g ,,,,,,hwthhhth
A
--split
In
''"
these
-.--..
rwo
his
2
teenthate
26,114.412.
clam.
Ruff
reee"
•
finuaralty start
e
on
In the end aloe end strength told, biggest rnetch of the year, that
on defer.. The performance nthoeo trooto for g rooms.
In the first the Sophomore warn
would end the Fords into the new
Bob Fewer took the spotlIgnt
and Chestier gator. his pin.
sanest Swarthmore next Feld.. girths
by
these
ex
athhearm
Ewe
wee
.r.t.
rort.
rh
owto
was
trounced
10
by the Senioni.•
season with a 12 lead, outstanding
' as the Font offense pick. up late
That left It up to Jack Strot- iss-tan, ewe. we.... pins.
, and they deserved n
eNt..1,nt;n;,1,0,..
3 her,.
otetotione
4,40 *rest este
ttejepetti
tsyn,
beck. A pin we. needed for vie.
oods,..Frkintiti,ner
L os 4440
se
Inivetso
; .10,r.
01. • needin g only to split the four 0000007 for th
ninth
■
ory, end lack nude • hard try ho-mtj,=•••
efr "°"1"' not by team '0. lading the Junior In the aeeeed
meg. ancrZressiehmed wring attorts to Death the trophy.
tee' deY' 1
pio hips downed Leilegti Jam. and Morrow
Last ywr, the Ford. SWUM in they were thth".theete e• the' WM, canry ..Old 13 of.ther .c.r■ne
for It before he wa. darn:Med
Hewnce
3-9
and Bittet. but An garnered two layups against Mvarthmona
dm. "".
by a 74 scare. At One point ha Weds John.... els ens • bath mi. tour spring eve.. and In most competition.
the Freshman
"P"'""' 'pone. Fresinan Chew Kepner time
teeth' wins and BM one adore the mat tight defer. idayerford fed
sports haw strong teems returnwand to M. Drwel's lesser nyttsib
with 11 pun. was high water for Aa • meth a this en.
err grew, new. ..- ing.
ntr was over. Rog Eines defeated Mc. Fewer
Golf and Track definitely The contest was g e.. w ef- hi0 team.
In the pivot post. and Bob
M Frei Ulmer. in • position twe mot. am et. • WU
expect. victory. the Junior Intyre
tar meat of the way, wilth
to a bout which featured rove to the o f
aybs
dumreng In
The Junior A team won over flashes continue their possession .00
0
00tmed figure to be victor., while bee. neither team ever bein
runthre
more. one Jump shot after another.
g able to the Freshman
e intedh,te nleP"'er
sVait
ball and tennis appear babe toasCom
U m Toe, thr Sitnee,e
he
place
In
the
Hague,
13's.
Or
3031,
the
next
l
build op mode than • live pent
bouts stretched Ilia victory streak rilion.urtr.nehrztio,s.
ape.
nr
bath once him the
uay.
'.Les.,
Feb. 11. High scorer
lad Marine the ininal three per
to eight straight.
,
The count was tied at thin. of the game wes the Maing
way
Witwo
n the ,seassi
b
the hall onoo
t. rth.
ort,e .00
°P,Pr
dottoteroto
"
m
oo.
eon all at the close of the Ant
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR YOUR THOUGHTS
with I4 points.
motto. to oho,e Improvementincrease their lead to 51.34.
quarthr, and Haverford, by an paced hie
High scour too
Me of Morrow's two WI IMOD
Next week will feature two home
Many
Foul
001
the lant minute of the first half.
meets with Penn arid Temple. for Having Mu. the key to
saw the
no" Led'h'erF..who
13 00°"d
entered the third quarter with a 10'Wediusday.
the mythintl Philadelphia Chaco. swanknena,
defense. the Fordo
twenty.. to twernyeight ad. Soph's Be, led by Benison, net rehmiary IT. the jayvee fen.
continued to roll offensively in
trounce the Seniors A learn 31, r000 0000rtor titer,. ootoorot with o
vantage. Tie .ton
knotted
strong opponent but By no m.. the fourth quarter_ The ability
again at t • ere or the third 21
,..,
... ,E
1
1,...hwtwpo
odh.,,,,I7
hed lobsy:
n1s
i.,:e
. r..m.,
,bre7.ecoTe..,..
mama. 47all, In the finel period
PMC, led by little Jim Henry, a
`'ll
oct&t:
12..
;:
Pe
to
7
oott
ePh
eYhtiv''
oethnerh
t
tele'r
ob0tr
1,000'e,,
0: l'';17r
p'
k'it7a',:.thire'rlr
'"k
ig ;ra
n 4. eive
n7tbe'
noirs
hinti t7i'er'ren
"
""l
sob guard. built up • 8142 men Mg Settlers had 'Killian me high
le:s"
e'o'n': I'ft:
:
o:i'rnITolin:"I'laIe.e:*rfdoFrd
o"
r'I
'a
, , at their weakest sir. sot tennis,
bee to tort,or rho
marked not enly the Fordo' see .tooh, are
gin with only four minutes left. .000W with
5
medne.
•
ond
straight
victory over the Red . ' ".ta'ntith Haven oral has g
Hen, some sterling work by
War cut and Noe. our tea ttcto time In nevi beaten Rutgers. this also ame including Clark who had
The
sedinen
0
ten
srombett and Jones kept the h
held
down
Camilla
field
Dal
victory
over
2a-3.5
the
FIGIelre
THE Coma HAVE NOW had tmir say about God and Han st Vale Lite arced •
four years teat One Junior Medea olowwww‘wo who
_
Fords In the running. but
total and the other tall men who
A's, Feb. 14, Sterner scored 19 have won their opening roe.
Bull wee ecutorte oil October W. In Nevem., Tim Adm. ran aa arthte 'The Stuck
ere,
could hold Jone.. and Hallberg.
never wet' able t° Pan eV.. for the Seniors while Frey led Larry F10.1•1[1,1 and Tr. t.eg. Princeton, 10.10.
on Yale,. and In the fells.. Issue print. WIIIMM F. Bucklers rejoinder. Co/ether
ego.. AO
Fraser lowed In Jump duos
in... the tart the Freittiman team with 15 er pared the Fords with three
with ateGeoree numb, tehutMl.
BUGG. • ',Gaol In reset., The oat
couple of minutes settled the
In nett.,
, with the son? efficacy.. WWI
wins each.
sae Sevin of 1.14...ten eest rieldeo Rodman enti Freak D Ashburn Into the Buckley
me
I Broldhelt cont.. his steady
The same day. Feb. 14. the Jun. The harthitting Quakers
Prey In Meer epeelal festers -Isms and the UnlvergIllev^ Meanwhile, a magentain of ret
game
setting up shots. Broadbeit
Z•Ple•POIRD
low Be Wonted the Sophomore sneered the Haverford folh. Ce
views, ewe.. end editorials has ben phi. up be
desk.
old rwt COMM TOTOWETTI a Ramer
O. F. r. A teem, 2421. Bockol /ad the win- men by a 7.2 count. Kearney Si
willingness to take outside shots
ners with mar era w
Carpenter and Gern e IASkman The to.t.r„, e„„rdoroon too , which thry did practically
'
IC
annam.
WHAT HAVE THE MOVES BMW Timer Gammen. cov. the whole raelgeofilloollon•
•"" '''''''''''
Weiner came through for the each nabbed one victory. h..
1 their seeded match of the wean F.T.• .11... T'.".. . ''....
- hoot Glory alum to the highest peal. An Eastern Repubtic. MAGI out el. •
losers with 10 pain..
Amer
woo thorn `rancia'n'illill Thursday afternoon at Penn '.r .v..1 tap lm The Ha.et
findubr. i
violent ...nal •theh usee the author. A prominent woo.. ems the Mok h.
Enomg the wee,. on Frith, ed in his0..n
Introduction to outeside Charter. The Thor and „row
nee off.,d, however. continued TO
warm nonort Yet. to our mind. foe or tbs. eau. haw unposed thee.. to the
Feb. 15, the Junior AY -forfeiter
sec
ready .ged the Sons. 14-13. t te lummtmc
Irons
eentod problems rigged lot Go• sea Xan sr Yea
O. F. I% • game to the Frank A's.
The sabre team harped the ta. m.0„,onone e feltttoot oono„ t„ dentin g thew nor.... For.
finally win117
.. blew on Penn, tak. this even I do It. Du scarlet triumph. in mg the Van. ...52r
Finkelstein
6
.3.
Larry
provided
I foil, 71,but Isar In entre, 4.5.
WHAT ABE THESE ertosidenter Is..dem. freedom.' • superationt 1t w. to what
.111.,Lt T
STANDINGS
half of the points. and Conrad I end In epee. 2.7. Amer
wt.' What Ire the nespon.likles of the teacher, la Mr. Buckley corr.. Gm..
Singh to too tri, ,re-no
't 'I
hot
Flelueee downed his Rh. the! was top man for tinceemed nip, ,,, r,,,,,,, ot,„,, ., ,,,0 ,..,,. T..
Ink lb. me. proteevent and textb.ks are Oven. "a Goer Mat reantioas transfer
4 I .1 Soph B
W G'
toot to the next two. Dove e trio or orennory
....how.. ,0000, 11„, ,,,,, .„ .,,,
00 power from tm tedividuat to toe Gator In the sue of the privaray *tidos. lotBeatty nn two
waa
ear'''.
off d.i ,Iree up to whim lao pun. Of
Du doe
wmity atTPIT as yen what meow. .0 con.1 should ba glees to the al411.117 Or
mheerieerthe
temn led
tft. Mrs. kotto
cela Senior B
ly defeated in hisand
final
hoot.
The 'went
two ,.„.t „,
eir.
n
Senior A
should the alumni have no ny ethatherer! Ha. the resumer thy right In Me educethe Garnet. IPS, Real FOVIllaholdra
Fords now trailed. 11/4.
ARENA'S SERVICE
nine he the ream's "". 'el.., regained their ileum ail. In lea
Junior El
Howl marketplace! An vane. an important pew et ...Hoar Oug ht then to In-a
d
And the mighty scarlet nee point-petters. Larry Finkoldein 33- t .t. at the oosrtoo
. Junior A
STATION
Glue orthedwy le an insityldual wheel?
10 the floor.
Bosh A
Ardmore 9643
0"ped
Lege'r's'Iram
filiTee
Tr
'C'vkine
r. ,',..nee
'eM
ano
nepped
i'lh
tYree
. .'"'"'. Um' .,,,,,P7.7:,:„10n1,,..i,,,t",no"
Fmah A
.nr1
001.
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advenurien 001 R. lthn
WHAT DO TOO TKINK shout God and M. et Toot We would like than.. to whet
Froth B
an. The foil wen ts.PletelY' re more even in the sec.. and thin
edam you area or disogre• with Bucklers Ids.. The Immo raised In this book are
. hoptehnt the to continue and broaden the digression. we •re orreries DEG for Gm
w
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die
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO RELATIVES AND
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making their debuts In the atm.. Singh snagged
iat nbri'
a'n':.
three while 00111 on, 7vh
two prise-winning essay. will be submitted for publication to • national matanne T0.0
on on11, ,,,,,,non,no,
porter,
nuked impressive Lefty Eagle n
FRIENDS OF STUDENTS OF
ey. Carpenter and Gentle Peek- thee, to 010, gp,,,
may also appear at • later eau In book form in addition. lour ....ruts .11 rseshe
ne had the pleasure of win. hero
toren gotthw ro.o, boor:,
HAVERFORD COLLEGE
.
sx:ohoor,po
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lannomble mention In the while men Thlrens °elks cont. an announc. lattlew.
he Scarier. 14th and cinching The epoethen
thorn
,
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showed a
meet Pontith
Nat
Cackles
and
Squawks
Ford Swordsmen
Slice Stevens
In 16.11 Tilt
Soph B's Senior B's
Still in Basketball Tie
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r
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r. iv BI
de
Blades
Pace
(about God and Man at Yale°)
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HATERFORD NEWS
Page Four
College Pond Used As Cow Pasture;
Was Social Center In Early Years
Wood Elected Drama Club President;
White Speaks On Club Developments
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1.1W4
1.111111.1111111.11.01111.MIRIIR
College Unit To
MINUTES
Work At Hospital OF THE STUDENTS' COUNCIL
The Drama Club. In its first in the pant Cap and Bella setved
awed.. of the second semester, as mote than a patent organize
DV JIM CRAWFORD .
Five Colleges To Participate
elected Thomas Wood as pr.k lion Inc the , varies. campus
Math Is Inc firnt of a series
nation that wirnlysion Magee
At Norristown This Summer MEETING OF FEBRUARY
dent to replace the former execu- dramatic and mmic groups, that
of articles on Raver.. ea It
to athletic events be abolished.
tive emeraldee of three who led many of Its members had had an
311. 19,93
The opperninity Is offered to
was In the not too dim and die
the club for the past two month. active interest In the amniotic Revert.ed atedeata to work this The Council adopted the follow- The report of the Honor Sys.
tart peal. The present snide
College Preside.' Gilbert F. Productions on campus and that corning summer with the College ing agenda for the studen.' essa- tern Committee was prnented In
Is amed on the recollections Of
White, spoke to the dub on the the Cap and Bells treasury was Summer Una at Norristown cletton on February 12,1902:
the Connell and was adopted WithRm. Archibald macintasin who
various problems which will face raised by those members who are State Hospital. The lob would be
out dement
1. Announcements
sped her childhood a what la
It after the diasolution of Cap now alumni.
of W.W.I. interest is the pod.• 2. Report on student's ..cia. It was noted that the mthritaa of
now the French House. and
end Bella
Production Dathe Set
aelenthrt, psychologist,
don finances Including damage the previous meeting were Imo.
William Winter Comfort. who
New 016e. Created
reet in regard to the procedure
Ina discussion of WI businees or premed.
bas long been stsooloted witli
char.&
The club voted to replace the it was stated that plane had been
2. Announcement of forthcoming for the election at widen. coon•
Revert°. Life.
omen of secretinyareasurgr with changed to that the next produc- • - Will 1J. At IlaVerfard
election dales and procedure. ca onions. The procedure will be
The menand women in the
Unto recent years, • key fen
two new poaltiona, those of pub- tion will take place at Bryn
4. Report of the Book Store Coln. as follows:
tun on Havertord campus was
licity manager and business Mawr on the weekend of Mardi Wit 2030 In all will renal. of
1. March 13: Nomination; will Be
mIttee.
the ugly old skating house down
Meager. Thilkhr publicity raw 21 and 22. This was done as that students of tour reklonal
opened.
Report of the Committee on
by the pond. The pond itself was
earn Is Charles Fre, who will be the anal producdon of the year
2. March
If mon than three
kl"
State: T.:TitersTr
ilege,Chr
ver.
" FAuration.
partially hidden loompletely. if
N charge of publicity and the Wght be presented at Haverford
Report
of
the
Honor
System
candidates have been nominatu Mood In the right apotal.by
duties of secretary for the duo. on May 2 and 3 in order to cobe ford and Swarthmore,'They will
ed for the offices of President.
Committee.
high fence which served to
As business manager, 1311I WO ride an. Spring Day weekend. work at the hospital from nough- S. Reading and adoption of the
Treasurer, or Secretary, a prity the end of June t0 the dad at
keep nonpaying guests trend
son will mke charge of the club
Honor System.
nter* election will be held on
Amorat comet.. to the hospital
skating on the pond m winter,
treasury and handle ithicet sales.
In Ilan vehicles from Revertant & Consideration of the resolution ',Kat dale for the position eonand neighborhood children from
Wood appointed Bryth
recommending
to
the
adralnis.
College
where
they
will
hve.
falling into the pond spring and
llama to the position of electre
March 25: Final eIntions
For thole who sign or for the
tae
elan. and Jlen Crawford and
elato by . INA.=
be held for the offices of Presisalt then will be come reading
As Cow Pastan
Frank Flannery to aerie on the
. , . the pond in the days when cattle tuned it for •
dent Treasurer, and Secretere.
play
John
Accidents of tills sort were no
summer pl
find it
tape by
The Council will spoteor two
ground.
Even
today
the
ducks
P7
Y7
hlo
e
tbr""
tic
Pr.
worry in the summer. when the
Tamen was raPPointed as Pre Albert Mayer, a city planning sonnet Adenipts will be made to
or
more open meetings between
easier to Walk then intim.
duction manager.
Pond was iremed to proede
architect who has done • great acquaint the atudent with the
March 13 and 2i toallow all sin
pasturage for a few of the local yen, local families arrived by border of roses talented and
PresMeet White Speaks
plant at Nonistown which covers
dents to get acquainted with the
cows. who thrived on the lush aleigh or on foot to twiny the planted an more than one Cam- Preedent White M.o.. the deal of work in India, addressed aver 13 square enlist with 4,930
Two liaverford debating teams apinio. and ideas of all eandl.
gnus levee mom lush since the skating. While the women and pua Day by students who prefer memorandum which the Deena menthe of member. of the Soattended the annual Barnard De. dates.
recent attempt to bond°. the children confined themselves to red working .ound the edges of Club sent to the administration cial and Technical Assistance
hating Tournament last Sethi,
Ptfl"
Tre
'll As Homo Beings
Pond beatotol which grew on the the quieter pastimes of cracking the pond to the eveepopolts concerning the dissolution of the pogrom on Friday, October in
day
and competed with thirteen
marshy ground, Dr. Comfort re the whip and cutting figure rnatcwrakingth.
Cap and Bells This considered Chagirod/y Weed by the Indian The emplane is on tmling other eastern colleges. The two
mils the plight of one New Ye. eights, the college crowd played
the possible hiring of a perman- government to do work on City the P•Orom to feeling. think..
The pond Is much the same as ent advisor for the club. and the planning. Mr. Mayer remained in humans although their behavior teams of Gordon Werner and for of Engineering froirr the
City student who came to the rough and tumble, If impromptu.
president, offire complaining of games of hockey. This reign of it was at the turn of the century, diepoellton of tire preeent COP l ale sa an adviser to the state is often unprediethWe and unin- Stewart Swihart and of William Brooklyn Poly-terhrdeal bandtute.
governments in the area of vil- telligible. Each student will be Kaye and Labron Shuman argued
^Wk.*" m Labor
the bad inthr.alon on his friends terror continued until Harty although the grass may be a and Sells treasury.
He co-authored two books,
from home made by this unique Carter roped off a !wedeln Mr the little thicker now than then, and Dr. White atremed the fact that lege improvement. The projects, in a want with one or two other the proposition that the United
the concentration camp Septet
Including such things as ardent. attendants, oreasionelly a nurse State Would reset, with armed Wage, a Wrens or
Their
campus fauna.
hockeyit..
force
If
necessary.
any
further
of the old fence is gone. The
Adequecy, and Tow.. ea Zan
me. phi* health, and adult and 30 patients.
How different the picture In
Rarer Carter
water is a little gleaner than in
educatiom were pursued in The filet jolt Is attending to Communist amstession in Alia
oloyment He served on the bunt
Winter! When the pond was fro.
He Carter was a special fay our pasture days. and the addle which does not permit woman Etowah and Gorakhpur.
.,,
ther.repa
witluenberb.dpizaki
leng
al.needs Donns the tournament each ness advisory council of the De.
sole of everyone who skated on don of goldfish has brought a guests In the dormitories from Mr. Mayer addressed the STA
doses team debated four times giving partrnent of Commerce from
each college a total of eight
the pond. Invited here from flock of sea gulls.
B'S a. m. en weekdays was over. students on some of the privet- changing, cleaning, meals. etc. trials. One Haverford team mull- 1933 to 1939. He also was a me.
YorWithe by President Isaac
err of Prealdent Roosevelt's Com
wheirningiy defeated.
•
PIee upon which the project was Some of the padents will attend
ed a round. to the final score for
entrance of Ashurbanipal ;Lyle Sharpie. before the turn of the
founded, and derwribed some of to themselves normally, however, Haverford was two wins and five mitt. on Economic Sectinty,
On
Thursday
the
Councils'
rea
Mitchell/ seeking a blet stolen century. Harry served as heed
Widen to abolleh admission he major problems encountered sad the lob will be one of dine.. losses.
Oe The Rath Bee era
from his library. the stage was groundsman for the rest of Ws
Mirth
this
case.
He
nophanaed
the
setting
of
chargea will be discussed end
On the aillrourrive. the Haver
set for 'The Decree", perhaps the life. running the horse-mower,
Reeling MY Month •
yet. .Peri- A ...Pete vote ill goals which center on some focal
& Wadsworth, Inc.
ford debaters supported the reso.
best chorus number In the show. rotting the cricket crease this
necessary to send the reeolution project which has a good Wan. The .most striking thing AU. lotion as it nowt emphasizing the
particular
specialty,
and
general.
After another siege of weak
success. and to which her most of the patients is their re.,
CillSIZLE TS
An experimental program, to the Administration for final /or
saitvaen
kiwis of work could hence be at. Meal to lace up to the 'ifacht of need for the Unit. States to act slamsSal
dialog and o pair of songs with ly taking charge of the outside
approval.
a
through the United Nations,
s
work of the college.
Pr000ax
highly "original" music. Archl.
The two Coundlepossored •- tacked . progress was made. He reality", which generally implies Economic as to .ia was stress
torn Maws nee
by tg
r. Max
ix Stru.
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lor elf
In the winter, however. Harry '''l
reed
the
wheat
program.
the
re.
merles (Mary Jane Chubbuclo
la k f
di t rti
I
I I ed, and h
the Laboratory of Clear. lira. mendetenta to the Constitution's
Ill any el f
spent
a
lot
of
his
time
at
the
of which were remarkable behavMr. It may al. imply on
came through Ninth 'The Fallen
Bogy at Bryn Mawr Hospital. for election prowls.. on Thursday Bela
envisioned only as a last resort,
pond,
where
he
handled
ticket
Arch", sung, as was her earlier eoilereBg for away crew college the "keeping, of whole blood used van each need • two thirds maj- in term at Increased yfela, as unreolisiie behavior toward one. On the ...lye Haverford de"Good Sport", in a highly original skaters, to 'thin
ority vote to become law. The an examPle of a proper[ of fall,
ARDMORE
fended pacifism and was unable
poshloo, Harry in transfusions la In need of voly certain success which was used
voice, vaguely reminiscent at got to loins everyone
m wth while doiegeo.
connected unteers whoorW be relieved of • Cormeirs proposals, if no to win wpport for later under- While the opportunity win
Ethel Merman
Peel to students Mooning ton co- Yale wax the tot...merit vietor
With the college nosy a long per pint of their own blood and be rept., would amend Artie< 111.
section
4
to
require
that
on
the
taldng.
"In Love With You°
Merl in web fields as psychology, with a perfect record of eight
lod. Oce.Mnally, when snow col. given a pint of "treated" blood.
Somewhat disappointing alter lenee on tar Ire. Harry Would To is eligible one must be over woo. Tuesday .fore easing ea. The work la intended to serve anyone Interested is welcome at victories. Cc-NY, end Princeton
the clever comedy of her earlier use the hone plow Co clean an 21 or obtain parental consent A cation of each year two Juniors as a pilot project same elements
concerning as Werk, were next with seven victories
aeheetea number was Leslie KM. area for skater. Al least once. minimum of $00 Is guaranteed be nominated by direct primary of which may be C.d. by ethae to be held on February 38 No and condense.
Lane "In Love with You", a high the horse went through the lee. those who can be used. Those In. for Preeldent of the Studer' state governments.
Urea will be posted.
Council
and
tea
ph
mots
each
ly anima$$lahve, If well received. and the built of the afternoon teresled roust sign notice now
FOR COLLEGE ONLY
for secretary wet Trertswer. The
love so . More enjoyable, and was %Pent getting It oat.
post. by DI-. John Latter who present clause requires that the
DRY MEANT,.
JOHN TRONCELLETI
leas connected With the plot, was
Saba —
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will then contact them and an primary, R necessary- Wee piece
The Old Skating Home
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the dance number "Give Us the
The center of social life around range the detail..
an the ascend Thursday before
Senor eme te Farts
Centreelers
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the pond was the old skating The Brat step In the program
The final act was sparked by oust, where the skaters congre IS to analyze the blood types of Spring vacation and that-three
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Irene Ryan and the practiced love in the center of the room be used. These will then have a
idea.g of a theme Line tstmd- Here the skaters warmed then pint of their blood replaced by
Lag even for Mile, teetering an feet ( numbed by the colder whry a Writ of "treated" type "0" Wood
eerie and excellent "Week light" ers in the old days) and washed which inn be transferred safely
effect When .`The Mlle", the heir skates and talked. whether Into any other type Word system.
Vamp IFtematyn Kremeri. and. they wanted lo or not In fact, Follow.g this the subjects will
bed. the stage was set for one of he old skating house served well be examined at dose intervals at
the grandest finales in Freshman .
compathory meeting on a an. first and then occasionally tot
Show history The chorus line d 101 level,
four or five weeks. This new
was aided by the full cast land a I Among the recent additions to process Is expected to preserve
pony) m end a show whose good] he pond are a flock of ducks. whole blood. which isloe superior
acting and brilliant sets more who l according to some reports) to plasma, bar seventy or eighty
than made up for a lack In eon tell in the new duckhouse built dein. a. compared to the previous
tinulty.
n Campus Day a year ago. and Ihnit of three to four clays.
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