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ARUMORE, PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1952
$3.00 PER YEAR
Spook StressesEuropean Unity, Ford Orchestra
Moderate Socialism, During Stay Singers Present
SY PIEIL STANSBURY
Spaak Visit
rely
Spook.—
•
•
1William E. Lunt to Retire;
'Mature Concert Has Taught Here 35 Years
-for all of PUrope
Even without
.
".""v*
'W"
England, he stressed. the Mt naIV JOSEPH DIBBLE
tions now considering federadon
BY PHIL BENJAMIN
irrenee.
Germany, Belgium. e
and president of the Council of
Lam Friday night in Roberta
Jerome Kern's 'Roberta' Europe, completed
Netherland. Luxembourg, and
The /Merton Community
yesterday his
Hall.
the
glee Club of Hood ColShown
Raga would make a seeable.
Ands itself at the end of an era.
twe-weeit visit to Haverford
CALENDAR
keevtly Inclustrialtred 'lemming lege, Frederica and Heerlen
Alter nurty.eve years of devoted
der the Philips Grant.
BY JIM CRAWFORD
teaching and the highest level of
of 150 million souls—• WPM. College. together with the Haven
Theta' AMMO.
Wean*, April SI
seholarshlp, W I Ilia m Envied
Between the raindrop. of a
den mend), ...Mein
During hie stay here, Mr.
futd-Bryn Mawr Orchestra. Mae
Rena
an
of
the
Lunt,
United
Abotenteenior
the Walter D. and Edith
teeing
State e
eennee, end lire „en,
Droner; Cone
rainy BMC Junior Pen Week- Smiales range of activities is
Haverford's event. annual
At earthen thews during bit
M. 1- Stull Prothesor of English
end. Inverted men herd sane eluded a formal speech on Euromon Roan. 7:00,
Spring Day Program will be on
twoweek stay, Paul Henri Spaak son for Rawrford this year. The Seurday,
Constitutional History. is leavow lines from some volen best peen federation Even ks Cone
May
lath.
,
Tln
year,
Thaw. May 6
clarifkod his own particular nand natured work for the evening
ing al the age of evenly.
known for -Papeete West" non on Thureday, April 17. at.
aa in former years. theee will be
was J. S. Radr's setting of the lectures,
of soclalistn—he holds with
A program of minis pure
and "ell get her." The occasion: tendauce at various discus.n
Replacement Annoweed
We model clause, thee with
scene., saW, the hind... feenliket for chorus. orchestra
be annual Maids and Porten chase. dinners given by various
pow hy Haverford etude.
and afternoon athletic
With this amouncernent names
the
trd aortal goal of • deem mew' and soloiels.
Mow, Ina year featuring Jerome member. of the aludent body
events. Parents, students end
will W preened in Cone the naming of Dr. lones ranee
atel
of
living
tor
the svondng
and faculty. and Informal dee
Kern's great Robert.
The firm threefourths of tlw faculty will spend Ow day relax.
non Robe. Hell, El. am. merat for the coming year. Refit
closes. How this end is to be
wok. with 'needed students
Mg informally together.
Sparkling Rona
nald F. Armen of Reed CM
was lane up of
lap
achieved. though. Me Spa. said nn
Frisky a need*, Slay 9, 10
In the Coop.
lege in Portland. Dragon ten be
Speed.. And Clams
The line were good, the ha.
he considered • thorough)). ong hoe he the miairmc w cram
The
problem
of
European
on.
at Haven. for the academie
II•verford•Bran Mawr
not sparkled, and the cast en.
The day'? activities will Mart
matte matter.
Hy
was perhaiss the subject moat
bled
glee
de'
s.
The
outate-P
year, 1957.1953, at a Visiting Pro.
'eyed each joke as much as the
Drain Club. presentation Of
Al 10 o'clock In Roberts Hall with
Seagram Obleadons
tenor ol History. He will not be
re numbers in thiti group nee • consideration a
audience. The thorough direct. dimmed with Mr. Seek here,
the topic -Hew
The Royal Family: Robert.
For lnatance. he aseerted. he
as that gentian has taken alma
Dr. Lunt's long term neessor.
ef M. G. Warren and Elite
Idol sea etatennall believes In nationalization of an -Noontide Stamen ol the Alp." erford Looks Ahead" by nee.
all of his time for the pet two
pm.
Radt,
In his President's Report for
Kemp paid dividend, the show
by
Enrico
whicb
nnie
Bosal
When.
the
,
president
here
Archibald Macthtosh
under Phthpe Grant
and
or three years.
the
fall of 1917, William Whose
Sends,
11
May
,
Haverford
advertised
er,ine
moved with • etmlidenee net to
club
the en. and Pnesident of the Student'.
the only nee e
Europe MINI Unite
tribunal of goods directly, but each
Comfort mote. 'Protegee Lunt
ten. el their conductor. Wit Aesociation. David Pune.
le tended in amateur prod.
e wore,.
eene Ina
Spring 13.,,-for eompiete
Rump., said Mr. Speak in hie the cementation fostered by these emir th
edged a professorship at Con
trona
dues, enn nave e de.e.en, eeane stn Reese, by their delicate and
There will be two temple leak.
BM of arthities, see story,
Collection speeeh, must either barriers has beer a petted of
.
nell university to accept • pos,
It may have been only a ate ,mite ear
ode don; and Seven Man damn At 10:32 in Roberts
perish. The disunity of time taken limy the incentive of Mandan ter. Spask mated again ollmihne
eoblmn e, Mb pas,
tein at Havertore. and it is hoped
ra. choruses from the Medea of Hall there wilt W a demonstre.
bridence, but the show marled Europe was eereep„
luxury Europeans to • modern. their and again that he was e
dial an Inspiring term of eery.
at Haverhill College. Then there
nationaltuanon for the sake of E.O.M.. by 'argil Thee.. don tutorial session put on by the
that the Continent could afford production methods
may awed him at Haverford
vra. a reference to • glad who
The moving performance of this staff of English 10.12 and later
theory.
fifty yews ago when Eurdpe
It is highly unfortunate, Mr.
der
this generous foundation,.
speak, German and Inemb. a at the height
When questioned on the objets work by the head norm under in the union John P. Roche will
of her power: now, Spuk pointed out, that bath
To say merely that hie term of
reel Bryn Man babe.
however, divided natlona sov. Leber and Contently. govern. don or some Raglan that ale. the election of Earl Blend. In held • class &tension on -Meth
wrote here at the College ham
Spirted Out
erignen make it simply imPoo teems of England have thus far pan federation could Only drag mane ways far emend the quat on of entwine World Creel..
hero inviting would be aa
don' with students selected from
1,0:11 top M bottom, the earl tele for Eumpe to defend Itself refuted to enter any European prosperous Heigh. down to the ity of the stompoaltion.
derstatement.
Other songs by mimosa". of the Social Science 11.12 course.
wee tilled with a spirit of road against the Soviet leviathan with. federation—and not only because level of Its Metively poor nage
Jitter nation Reknowned
Lonna Aid Exhibits
every age made up the rest of
Nn. Peso Edmunds Menton . on continuous American help.
the perticipation of England
One, mg. 4, en 2
Before corning hen. Dr. Lunt
the program before the .termits
An edditionsi mon for the would make the federation
Lawrence Wylie will lerture at
al was at her beet on "Hard to
sion. but they are too numerous 10:30 In the Union on—Lite In •
ante," but her actin nude a necessity of European federation Orange, With England out, the
Will Study Comparative held professorships at DOwdolo
College and Cornell University.
to mention nee.
Penh Village" followed at 11:10
thing ad of 'Something Had eccording to Pall Henri sow, French and some others are rade
Literature At Harvard
Al the end of the flea Worn War
Hamm" Alma. Madero be that trade barriers betide e
afraid that
Bath's reloodflo. in D major by Edward Snyder on 'The Art
Marton F. Pike. .52. has' been he served as chief of the Hansa
Reading Poetry Aloud," In
Germany
is divided hate twelve sections,
• big end very plc ant them kave nut and we rennin Germa
ny would become the domiwhich he used to advantage lag to nat. Europeans a perfah nant power In the federation.
six choruses and so sections Inc Roberts at 11:10 Gilbert White awarded one of seven language Dividon for the settlement M
peace th Europe.
Must these Witheut Wenn
every gime.. Louise Jones, ly huge artificial loss In their
smaller ern., It W. a fining win speak on -Conservation of fellowships given annually by the
The Liberty ship 9. S. Mao
Many a Haverford mune.
of lam yea. Sartain general Ming standrirds.
Mr. Speak maid that the regret.
doer for en eeleyabte evening, Natural Reeources--A Traverse American C,nricil of Lemon So
no and in the nat. has Wen
CAMS Nubian
of South Jersey? and he win be
able ejection by the English does Blorpene, named atter HIMM ni-OnTy, nein. the Maly
had a small part, but her
dein
it
fold
war
Colleges
armounced
president
Int
from
wed by the polish of Dr. Lunt's
the
Not
only have trade toners reeke the problem of union much
esterdaye" wee me of the
both faultless and emus but elm followed at 11:50 by William E.
ears
ISM
to
1917.
keturea
he
recently
welch were once called
end high points of the show. hampered the production and air more nfiecult, but, ha emends
because the ensemble gave • Cadbury who will lecture on week The fellowship roving
Sent Macerated at Baltimore. eh
study in "a study In perfection." And. the
Tope In the way of nth. see
ficent wrformance of it -Liberal Education roe Fresno. for one year of grads
the order of the National Ship- magnificent
famous litter session- will unMe Reddens."
Balky (Stephanie) •nd
magni
with
I.guage
the
The
assistat
whatever
college
the
ping Administration, which Is redoubtedly go down in history as
At 1E30 a buffet luncheoe will
Gouge Bryan Mink', whew
Winner chums.
turning all but the validly ance of Wenn Townsend at the be served in Founders
one of the most gruelling tests
flail. Alter
lines on musk and dresses were
equipped 1.10•ny vessel. So a organ. gave an exceptionally ma- lunch from 1:00 to 2130
of one's ability to meter a air
Comparative Literature
there will
ong the best In the show.
huge mothball Wet in the James rare Interpretation, and the com- be exhibits and Open Houses In
Pike, a mnIparative literature See,
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.' Is
bined chortle+ matched the spirit
River.
Medieval Anthem refold..
11111 the tope and Pearl Haley
of the vigorous choral sections. the following: Library. Treasure major) Havertora "by the grace
ships such as the Stumpiest
'model winks l nominating con.
BY JOHN KELLY
Besides his traprelaJon upon
are • well deservedencorefor
Robert Reynorda sang the Room. Seminar Rooms. Straw- of the DPIII.S °Mee.' plans to
I entIon. was the nomination of a which are being Wertheim, have
bridge Observatory, Morris Into here at Haverford. he Ms
the number.
The Haverford chapter of the' presMential candidate. Heverford been AM, duckweed. examine spirited tenor aria "Deemnu en- firmary.
Sake his graduate work under the
Beth
Shemesh
made
Museum.
a definite imprint upon the
That Rkk Moron
Intercollegiate Conference on Go- supported dark.hone Atha Stew and tested for needed mule tente, de Bede." with perhaps Labontories and clan
fellownra
at
the
Graduate
academie world. Thin is. In part,
rooms In
The rest of the ease despite vernment climaxed a *wee.. awn and despite a split Demo. and then palmed on the bottom mon feeling for the piece than
all departments. Haverford School of Arts and Sciences at en in his election to the west
smeller parts, kept things mos political year at the statewide
attune,
while
Mary
Slider.
of
with
an
andoorroeher,
Aneroidwade ticket with powerful W. 0.
Nein, Radio Station
Harvard next year. He plans to decry of The American Medieval
Ng. and the kiek elthrue
the Hood group, was rather over.
ICG mention held In Harr. Dougthe
and and !Weever blare male fag meat.
Student Art and Photographic
mud, was equal to .ydeng burg but weekend. A along three
continue his study of compare. Academy at their meeting Int
After the drydo•king, Ow shadowed le the alto aria. works tUnlon t.
to nominate hint on the
yew. Previous to that time, Dr.
Bryn Mawr turn put in Ms at anion the five bonded srtuden6 fourth allot by delft.' e Shernma received voyage re. "W.starieutes irripkwit bouis," by
tin, literature there.
Lunt Served as vioeprelden oe
Athletics And Tea
oat overuverked vein.
from 48 Pennsylvania colleen, strong but overoonadent Eisen. Inn and the rest of her hull two accompanying flutes. played
The fellowship 6 one or twenty the as
from 1936 101479,
At SAO the HaverfordSwerth.
The aurae ids weD planned the Haverford delegation malted
by
Ann
Knudsen
and
David
was
Hopainted
in
the
gee
and
bower faction. WDlkm Kaye gave
more track meet will be held on awarded ends year by the Arneri. and as clerk from 19* to 19411
an cintremely functional, Rob through ite Presidential randidate the '
notating speech for Gov- green color scheme of the Na. genauer. Although ehe sang the Walton Field. The Haverford.1-s- ran Council of Learned Societies.
Working On Book
a Mince and the Cafe Rune sun euecessfully rumored meet ernor Stevenson.
tonal Shipping Athni.thatioR arta comprebenelvely, her voice
Of there, only seven are to the
Dr.
Lunt
has
Salle
hen the recipient
baseball
game
will
begin
at
were particular eye-catehees. The of It. recommendations for • pan
The final step was stripping Is /Limply at' up to solo work.
As loon as the Haverford dein
the name time, as will the varsity field of language, the others be. of two honorary degree: an
Mow as • whole showed the ty platform.
the ship and preparing It fee The other arias for solo voices
Ing In the social sciences. The LH.D. from Bowdoln College,
flatten arrived
ten. with Swart/none
uarrtextra even:
ter, of careful planning telti
i.e., taking down the eg- were lung by group+ from the
Sheen.' Nomboted
Jame. Hudson and Mike Shot ging
From 3,01/ until MOO in the fellowships maY
applied for by where he did his underwrotete
reatardol.
and stowing It end the Ufa. appropriate sections of the chop
The hedelght of the elision a began to
music room a program of Medan students nominated by the col. work. and a Litt. D. which he re.
organize the annexed boats In the
.holds By Ws time, us.
reeved two years ago from Prins
compositions will be given. From lege they attend.
Democratic forces- behind a sin.
the shelve.. has undoubtedly
Dr. William Reese Is to be corn. 431 di 6:90
ton University. He I. the author
air canthdate. In a midnight eau. been
leas
wIth
Mem
the
To
Lanny
Teach
towed to the Janes River.
mended for his work in bringing will be give at the
of four books and some weeks
rid Athal Stevenson was chosen
homes of
The felloWahips are aoarded to
The dine required to deactivate nth the Revoked glee club and
In various Metaled reviews. The
by several schools as the Dino
Professor and Mn,. Manuel Alen. aludenta who plan to go Into
the
a Liberty dee varies. but genen the orchestra of Werth. and
matte cholhe. and Haverford took ▪
In the recent mass "moth. 131511 Mawr up to the very high do. Profeesor and Mrs. John A. leaching profession. Pike hopes an famous of thee worn la
Laster, Professor and Mrs, Clan to become a professor of romper- his Madera M reigned. which Is
the Initiative In organizing end ball" operation
has avenged keel that last Salting more ern
probably one of the most from
Pickett and Professor and Wive literature,
advertising his cempaIgn.
bus being more
about limo weeks.
perform.. nernplifies.
Mrs. Edward A. Snyder.
Kayaked played host to • they that a politician man accept
Haverford Unites Demo.
realistic. he says he intends to plese tam of its kind.
At present. Dr. Lunt Is prepan
W ang of the International the conetmencee of the goal for
knew a second lieutenant in the
On the direr ballot Eisenhower
Ing
a work on the Financial Releudent Seminar. sponsored by which he 6 atrbeheryte.
United States Arms. When asked
Wiled 158 votes and Steseeson
he American Friends Service
why he said 'leered lieutenant... lation of the Papacy With Eng.
Speak made the point Out this 71. James Hudson and Pretence
unit. ,
last Saturday, the km not
he replied that he l'undermands bed from 1327 to 1593. ml. wll
one world; the Run. John P. Rene. faculty adviser,
be the scrod al two volumes en
lweegerixth of April.
it pays wen..
system. with Its culture and ci- Sent Haverfordlans onto the floor
i this subject, the first of which
The purple of the seminar
vilization, has definitely divided in rally and unite the Democrats.
While at Havel-fore. Pike Mx we published
in 193e Dr. Lune
twofold, to make It pm
spent four yews as a member of wilt °Winne to
the world. and ia • threat to the By the thled ballot the Republlrend, hen at
lie for foreign student: in the
the Glee Club and two playing Merton
western coma. of a united tan forces had • total of am
her doctorate degree conferned enactor
while he to finishing
iladelphla ems to explore a5.
at Black Mountain Col. the double ban In the orchestra. this work.
BY BILL WILSON
world. He Mao raised the gees votes and Mew.. 233. Neither
and therm.,
the modern Ruslan poet Yesenin. lege In North Carolina,
rat ad leternlional aortal
• Mal LAM year he was ansistant sec
don as to the advisability of side wee 'dote to the 296 votes
S.M. From Feed
'I disagree with foreigners The research work for this was Institution perticulerly
roblenw and to acquaint then
contented retarydreasurer of Cap and Belle.
nuking ...male cOnierettee• necessery to win. On the fourth
While Dr. Lune, retement te
who believe that Americans Can- done In Moscow.
worn with Seminar tech.
with furthering a gene of ere Thin year, he has been president
Publk, became of the pleas's ballot College Itherecordla which not learn
a great lost In the Ct Uwe, we
Upon arriving In In United Minty.
langUages; we all have
gees to endsie them to panof the German Club. In this post are fortunate to have
role. tending towards omens had abstained split tts vote bn the aptitude once we
etch a his
begirt:. said Sews In 1939. Miss An Genf
els fa • summer seminar pm
To Bryn Mate 1st 37
Lion. Pike helped to organise the tory teacher as Reginald Armen
Elam. Ile feels that polidelan• men Eisenhower mid Stens sattopeken, but definite
Fences went th teen at Reed Collett IA
which will be held Ms
Professor de Graaff assned le Humanities Forum, a group cone
would lea leas hampered If they
to lake his place hest year. Dr.
de Create the Anna. Proles Portland. Oregon. for one year. the Dutch Divialon of
the
Office
prising
the
German.
F
re
ma
h,
were not responelble to „the
Win
ente
estrangement at sor of Renee on joipt appoint From 194144 she served as in.
Arragon is presently the Richard
Das Ira deA. Reid was the orig.
of War Information In New Spanish, and Philosophy Clubs. In
•
the Republican lineup and the rent with Bryn Man College.
F, Scholz Profeesor of Hletery
tor of the Idea of having Ms Press.
York. where she eeryd as teen. ito enema to apply the methods
The preen, world situation, se Misericorthe vote, Stevenson pollReed College on the Pacific Cont.
Notes Infrerence.
trnational tanner At Hann
later and editor. For the next used In comparative literaltire to
ending to Shank, hat grown out
exactly the 246 votes needed
Dr. Aragon In the author of a
Prornaor de Gruff, who was
b, and his plan met with MP
two academie year. she taught [epics of Interest to Me En
of the colonial pulley of ellen
win. Wllllam Morrison an born In Holland and received her
book In the Bernier* Series
Welk reponse. Fitly stuFrench and Russian at Wells dub.
Bob Wdson produced numerous nucatioa there, noted that ha
European History olden The
d. repreeenting nnrly oven eantery, Which we deamtheFIM es
College in Aurora. New York.
Stevenson Arms and thus 1.11.. the American edwareenel system
capitalism Rulers Wad to
capita
Transition
from the Ancient to
amentes and half a dome
She came to Bryn Mawr In 1947.
the rights of sink sub- ad • Dowerale dereentratIon there are many mon available
the Weaken World which came
eolleges were present lor
lastrecte Thee Courses
as Vkleriom Stevenson backers courses thee In Europe: Howject. both white and black
out In 1936. He received his Been
meethes and distmelons.
Dr.
de
Greet
ns,er epee,.
wham specialty
ekes degree from Northwestern
m to en.„in paraded wound the ha. al the ever, she pointed out. there are
"The Roots of World Pollee" • enen.,en.
is contemporary Soviet literature.
,
IPennsylvania Capitol ch.ting. more specifically required
Univerelly in 1913. and his Mae
subthe
we of the altday
teacher a flat-year Russian
tern degree In the following ye.
Dame: one ,under the guidance ...ail the way with AdlerSete In American colleges; one
which Paul Han
course at Haverford. In which
In
of De Helland, at whin re.
1923, he wrote his doctor6
seldom he the Ann to broach
lavented Bound
Gerard Mango% an
there are at present ten students.
e mends ye Mernationalism
thesis at Harvard University.
The convendow also wrote • out in the field In which he Is
mon H. Field HartlaRband
At Born Mawr, mho gives a me
W111 Teach Two Came.
7—Nev, Wend Symand the .1fication of Europe Poly platform, sad most Haven perticularly Interested at • en
Reid wee the principal
Midyear
mu.
m
and
.other
In
Next year, Dr. Amara will ad
were discussed, all the other the supported mantes
phony, Victor Her.
were In- fain nine.
Ru as la n Literature. of ,the
let two year courses In European
bert. Strauss.
Miss de Grant observed int
Seek opened the eeminat group under the entrain of Dr. corporated- The Menefee deleTwentieth Century.
History. The freshmen Weew,
Mangone,
May
8—Wrathy
which
dthensed
Raynor.
colos
there•
Is
quite
enmity
less
gation
In.
was
bound
to nppqrt all
• Many minute talk. at
Protegee de Greaff considers
which will be open to only • few
tartan and ii. ramlentiona
soprano.
peptise to Inn different lam
measures which lire club A/
he outlined In major
the study of Read. Marature
sophomores with the Deana pm.
May B—All Reside Pre
A stun.t syrapontim was whole lead approved during Its gutters it Amnion than la
ke Mend. asg palsied
a great awn In understanding
Melon. wig he an the med., Dna Twhalkov.
Idler look wrapped of menet. let venter when Gan Drape. Mime many Languages
des eel for open-mindedeme
the was of We la the Soviet
d Weaken Europe, awe eke
Ow students, veldt Gerald Freund of the twelve mender proton ate moken wine • sepal abed
sky, Rinishydke
kePretinalon In sayone
nation. She Weaves that a Mo
Rnalssance. The advent. ..we
n moderator, This group die ed their recommendations. At the
env.
Mies de Graaff completed the
d 1n
dent need not neonsarlly have
on the 'menet..., Mame of
hmal
May 10.-Jame M t on
dosed teas of inteeldlonallsna eonveetion committee met all equivalent of A.B. and M.A. at
more than two years. study of
of Europe in the seventeenth ade
•m` that too """... and nannderrs Me roles of ven day Friday and
tenor.
the
University
of
Leyden
in
west.
presented the
Doan are seeking Nene
the Russian language in order to
eighteenth centuries will also lo
For tickets sae Bill
om Hewed- She took her Ph.D.
read foe exempla pwiodical MerSIM
OM Ms
open te only a linden bomber of
.
Norte Barelay.
heads,
e Mon
Paul mew Speak, onetime
Mackey, Bailey, Jones Also premiered, Belgium. Senn,
Generator the Urdted Nation
Star In Annual Production;
Talks, Sample (lasses,
Exhibits, Athletics
Planned for Spring Day
ow
Burton F. Pike
Wins Fellowship
S. S. Isaac Sharpless
Liberty Ship, Retired
a
I.
Harrisburg ICG Conference Chooses
Haverford Group Nominee Stevenson
College, Friends Service Committee
Sponsor International Conference
Prof. in Profile:
DUTCH-BORN FRANCES DE GRAAFF
SPECIALIST IN SOVIET LITERATURE
TM
deGrooff
s
la
Philadelphia
Orchestra
4 Free Concerts
May
held
Reek* lb
int, amp 4 set I
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EDITORIAL
FEATURES, COLUMNS
Haverford News
Page Two
Hertel ord, Pa., Tuesday, April 29, 195!
Editor
Jame O. Crawford
Philip IL Stantbury
Monogr., Editor ........
Andrew/ L. Leirds,
Slalom Moorgrr.
D Frederick Math
Senior Norm Editor
Philip S. Benjamin; John H. Ethyl
Mawr &heart
William C. Wilson
John C. Burton, Hero Gel
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Paul Henri Speak
Paul tier. Speak deserves quite a rota of thanks for
the attimulation-as well U the actual informed. on
European hopes, fears and probleme-which be erasable
ho impart to surprising Member of students. Three
qualities it seams to us, emmbined to Make hie visit
wok a *elec..: first of all, Mr. Speak has a perfectly
vast fund of knowledge, experience. aad-to risk sounding wide-eyed-wisdom on I. phases of Europe'.
pohticat *Mom* and social problem..
Illsoond, Mr. Speak combine with his vend knowledge
aa informality hardly to be expected in one of the
world's great statesmen, that has made him e.ily
appreaehable by undergraduate.. Third, and perhaps
mast Rowe..t for the benefit that 'Sedalia could
receive by the preaenee of suck a man, Paul Speak has
Annex during hie visit an almost inexhaustible willing... to answer students' questiona-not all of which,
inevitably, are as intent:feat and pertinent as they might
be.
It is Imposeibie to evaluate, at H. paint, exactly heat
ma k the aolloge wi l benefit, both in theiwidening of
knowledge and in general quickening of intellectual
atmosphere, from the presence on campus of the Philip.
Grant visitors we have had no far-but than is no
question that the benefit has heel, and will continue to
• sonaiderable. There are just two suggestions that we
believe amid be made with regard to future Philips'
viators; first, experience has ahowe that it is much
better, if at all passible, So have statesmen such as
Speak and Malik on campus for two weeks instead of
es.: and second, we hope that future visitors will have
es much free, unscheduled time at their diepoehl for
Worm.. tact witle.tudents as did Mr. Speak.
All Around The Town...
tutee yon look honest," said the bank teller. "But
we se mit each checks when you one a Haverford matte.
meat.", card for identification."
.C.iouaer and curiouser,. thought Alice. "My Smitk
seed waa good enough to let ale cosh cheeks oa trona,
even.
"Tan bat you don't go to Smith, now," aaid the bank
tales who had by thin time tamed into the manager
of the local eta. store.
"Why don't you cash Haverford checks," asked Akre,
.everybody trusts me?"
'Thate easy,. said the railroad ticket agent, for by
this time the manager had vanished, 'ire lose to much
money when they bounce..
"Do you think it might help," asked Alice, "if the
college would take the job of billing studenta for bad
Stroke"
ight in
' All that was left of the ticket agent was a grigiriip
toe middle of the ticket window.
Harry And Free Press...
Having been criticized an "the voice of the adminiatralion., "a stooge for the Students' Council", and "an
alumni rontrolled publicity scheme", the NEWS now
finds that it alao can be taken over by the United States
Government if the President Were to deem it a menace
to national security. Not that we expect each a turn of
events in the next two weeks.
As we remember it, Mr. Truman bate never gotten
along very well with the preen And Nice-versa, Ft* It
while, the President had 9 feeling of happy euper
when the Chicago Tribune made its glaring, ele
morning mistake in 1948. Then last year he"ata
to
get mottled about security leaks, and started
th
blame on the mess. His remarks at that time were never
enough to excelse the face that various government
departments bad conflicting ideas on what should be
rerouted for publication, Now, having been baited by a
peene antagonized 't.tbe steel mill seizure, the Chief
Einautiro derided that the President was superior to
the pre.. There seem to be two morale tht-eon be
dawn from this interchange.
Float, the Government, and particularly the Executive, h. become so strong that it could rob the people
of dr hundsmental right. and freedoms. Second and
more important, the officials of the government, by
radarg ill.onsidered statements, can do a great deal
of damage hy doing nothing more than state pent..
As for pre. !reedit* we Ma MUM On BM
ONO 111 drab* thr,
THE CROW'S NEST
Having nothing better M do last Tuesday
allesnoon. a few "gentlemen" and I took • stroll
down la the Devoe Day Fair on Suburban Square.
Ater wandering around buying roam. on a
19E1 tionveftlble and getting bee ithest X-ram
we found ourselves watching a Punch and Judy
thole in front of the Suburban. Theatre. Then
we heard the announcement' of a fashion show
Ins., There wee nothing. Ma to do as. the
Theatre von air ...timed: we went In.
Atter aittim there Mr a while we noeiced
• typical Mein Line madras homy, fah andforty, waddle onto the Owe and hogln he
Neat her tint wee mthelthing sad is honey
• meradneed as seemate* he Perm. one a
somewhat abbehrbted lane.
"My but M
I. eke to aes yo. as here tad.,
and it • certainly nice to be hare; it is lam m
mot at a tite41Mber, Tim stage la so lovely with
the Meting floral decorations that catch the eye
so." She went 0e M babble about ewe ungainly
piles of luggage ea the stage "abet it is MM.
Mg weather, be we "werelit b ge artypithe
unU after the Mow."
Th. Sind elegem memory me 'Mew
epos*. so en added both rermle
rsed
our
ends prepared for the worm: it tame. The
Beet
• weld metals sissist
a golf dub and we domed 01 "Magee.
and HAM *Ma and I teem everyone Ma
feel that they norm hen that dad*. nib
sweater, The alma Ina • ".ben thrt outer:
meth tee May Norte . quilted velvet has
the thing mi. nor. Then came • creature
with • Inman.. rack. "wearing he bow
Mons of ermatto Mak and white" whatever
the h- awe is.
The only poesible bright epee d the show
was a odmpl.• dap. A well built model with
a bow and arrow same out re Me runway and
beg* le eerie. As en were ea the point of
ePPerrntly thought lairm of It and
Mopped with only her Mart removed: halted umdoabtedly by hey puritan... Mete Line upbrIng.
Mg, We again seeded beck se watch the sewed
group which wes "meta. scone.
,
The only Ws( of Mama lo the first
model were km "diver spa*led sun irmeme".
roe next howeem wee deemed • :1Yerven
him" whin lathed gross sod ....7.0`1.0.7
W melee the Wm too Amine little met dead
from her bell-rd George. The mat an
aid belcha farms, trailed am* the
with "Maw NM, itheiee MVOS bedthe
and a *Moo beg, nothe her darting blue
Mead glosses Melt sem.. her Me
erm, enema .6. ball lovely?" Pomona*
we themght the looked rather funey. to real
we my ell In *Melee M this prmi, aF
though. add* month. No me eme was We
knee that wet goal no. hold at en e•h
Imam
The next entry wee "meumber mon 'Pe be
brut.* frank, she loch* the • meember. She
wend mrrying • "feed bag handbag, mew this Teel,
It cm. so mice a in dirties/a to and anything
I. It. but then It. m much fun to hunt, Isn't h
girls!" A polite giggle mee from the *thence
and • wee summed horse laugh More the tenet
The newt model wen wearing a renter: solos
mraehm. a woe "poodle. the *tee thing
le the world mid aye SD 95 Now I osuit tag
you where any of been amend.. are from, but
eonfident•Uy, they are tom Puck ac Puck."
Completely dared by this time we sat through
a succession of aimed Mintr- melon shantung,
"darling ninon", and a "gingham girt" before
we finally got up enough Orman to s•gger tut
.1, D. S.
.1.....thiresdththesedWeeeMes.
BOOK IN REVIEW
They Mat To College, by Ernest Haveutharun
oat Patricia halter West (Harcourt, Brace wed
ComPme-$4.001. in the rearm a a surrey mein
eared by Time Magas. lo find out something
about the eollepe graduate- hls pond. rancid.
occupation, mend eharm, and a number of
othan things. he the large advertising blurb
posted in the window of the teal bookary. They
Wad Tb Cosede chime b .newer R number of
question which might ha and frequently are
asked contenting eolleges and mile, mutual.,
laving askle for the moment: -Heroines or
Heat-dacha - was it worth going?" to which
approximately half of the book le devoted, a
might be well M look byte* et a few of Me
ether question.
Prim... or Paths* - when Mad W. end
Johnny? By ad mean. send him to Prinemon.
aye the book, if you wain him to be • real
success. Statinhce prove that the mom money a
Mum' has, the more money 14. grade *Mb
The average Priirmton ran Mans Sided AM
...lei the average Mawr! oni TM, a trona
Furthermore, Ivy Iseguare Make soon et
given lob than representatives of other colleges.
The book fires a parting shot at Havanna and
other schools of w type-panties to mggerm
students who do not want M work to had
Mao. little mho.. Well college help ar leb.r ow menage? By
and Own, states the book the miles. grad is
more likely to get married that the non.greduate;
he Is also more likely to stay married.
Are our colleges tunfing at nortolturehmers?
There is no evidence to indicate that they am
the survey meals
Been win my choke of college Whams are
minket College le to the lenient of the Republican Party and to the detriment 07 the Democrats,
my the perenes of NM Rolm going on to
Intimate that perhaps the Demos had better emit
advocating mon Federal aid M sclueellon.
Front other section of the mrmy come Mare
ling - and frequently alarming - watimiza
Samples: B15 percent of the college graduates
intervetwed agree that It Is not tree that eldidren
of minority groups or other races should play
. of this general sort apparently
characterizes higher education in the
"minds" of many Americans..
among themselves. 40 percent think that the way
to heath* pence to for the IL S. and ite era It
be stronger than all the other countries.52 percent
think the best doyenne.. a one whin governs
hest
The mat of the book I taken up isY the
opinions of college graduates about college. While
the heat part paints a predy sad pleture of the
sort, Sr rata b •••Nr. Jabal. aftmki •
renew Padua. 00 page after page In express
Mg their belief that eoLlege wen utterly toeless
mare are those who with that they had midld
more. and than who with they had studies Me;
there are teachers who would rather he Maims
adroadattaters. and Maime athaIrdarratore who
would radar be ermineera
Thom Met are Whaled seem to have extremely weak masons for feellnr as they do. Mt one
Ivy-Covered Halls...
ALUMNI NEWS
Rev. Harris, '20
1951-52 ALUMNI FUND REPORT
Gets New Parish,
SINNSINLIND
In Scranton, Pa.
PIS CONTRIBUTIONS FOS A WM& Or
•
Al Or APRIL MI
The Reverend Pierson P. Mae'
ris. Tie, has received end agent*
a unanimous tall front the Minh, Congregation. Char* see
Screnten, pennaylm.a, to become Its mini., Isewbotau
Marcia teL Mr. Marna who wee
the *Mit. of the Saisslay tend
grethdonal Church he fThalltem
from lead to loge, Ikea wring
th• Caste al Oonmegallamt
CM11. Y Weseenen Slam, MAP
MS, and as mama. Sawa
Congregational Ono** Owed.
NJ., 1904.1991 Me hem • me
dent ol Mathew alone 114S.
Warm* la the Baia. Damnmast at kipeala Coiled. Bast
Ormege, and *idyl* the a Doe
tor of Education depose at T.
Ms College, Columbia roaversilit.
UM. Mimi.
With hie mark for that Mgt.
tempt.* except for the mit
log of Ms thmertatioe, wt. le
"In Moot*" he haa bete mg.
to reeume his einem calling, the
pastoral ministry. The Trinity
Cortgregstional Church la Scranton, Pa., present a rather ',Lingua
situation and s eitallandlog oft
portuntty. Those Cangregeticaaal
Churches. located Meth • rathw
of two blocks In the "Hyde Park"
trandentlell pert of the city.
united several yeah ago to form
one churn with a membership of
1100 people. At *Went, they on
one *Udine for worship and net
liglotte eillthlion, the mond for
social activities 'and the thirtl,
remodeled for the purpose, for
athletic activities. It la their plan,
however. under the leadership of
Mr, herrh, to build one new
building ia the same general
Ares terms of the other three
and thus unify their program
Although Mr. Harris begths hie
ministry in Scranton with the
Lenten mph.* the family will
nod mom from Chatham until
the latter part of June, after
son Deniers graduatIon from
Chatham High School. Mr. Harris, who a on. of the Univeratte
phyla.. ac the School el Education, N.YU., a redgning her
poetten then, as Of the tenni*.
don of the Spring winatcr.
Wilmington To
Choose Officers
. . . we hear, gram the enclosure. of
soma institution. that we at Haverford
would imitate to designate as college..
Yale men could sag about college was: "College
• the last good Mance one has to MM. It
becomes Increasingly dIfIleult while trying to
raise a family and earn a living.. This would
appear to be about the Ultimate hi sale statement., but only if one exclude* this ad'. about
women's eollege. Mom ea nom... Maher
w ho went le Elmira College in NOVI York,
"Although N win fun for MN. M be 'men' In
dramatic thmentatione. Ws a healthier situation
when college girls have am opportunity b me
regularly with young Mee'
A Minnesota grad Mated bluntly that 'MM.
newts was to hormonal," while a Michigan
man. rushing to the defense of the big colleges
with a backhanded CoMpllinent, derlarded that
We mho. "MM. a broad arm section of
Areerle• which I fond Stimulating". Ivy
Leamm felt pretty are of their choice of college
- 9B percent would erect, the nom one aloha
Percentage for }revertant type schools - 70 percent.
From aolleyn of every type and in every area
eeeed the opj,boa d shom who Mel theY wen
equipped for noth. useful whatsoever, and of
those who feel equally dismayed at the fart that
they art not the cultured beings they thought
they would be after college. So. an &M,
mem are cynical. few an mmpletely happy about
their aU•e• etinc.thd
The capon conclude - an they must from the
llgures complied lai the curvy - that college
grads for the moat pm are the bewildered
sheep of Yale. beloved drinkine molt. The last
iew path. mond a halfhearted note of hopeful.
•
"But Maybe It's Not The College's
Teult" - but It is obvlom that they don't really
mean It
They Weet TO College • a dismal and Ire:
mienlly frightening picture of the college graduate. The lad that the book most and With an
spotter, for the country, system of h I g h•r
education le proof enough of this ln addition to
being am eyeopener of this earl, the book should
heighten the appreetadon of anyone here who
reads It for Haverford College. After all, ere ere
,
sot Sae Maas people
P. S.
The lieveNord Society of Wit
Meat. met tor dinner on TM.
day evening. April nth, irt the
Hob Reataunnt in Wilmington.
Delaware with Professor T. 0,
Jon* and Alumni Secretary Bennett S. Cooper .e *era The
dinner wee Preceded by a *Mel
hour.
Orme* Wooled
Following dinner. there rem •
brief Menem meeting at vouch
the following officers were elected for the coming year; Prest
dent, Witham V. Sipple, Jr., '32,
105 Chock Ave.. Milford, Delaware, V. President, William B.
Lieldthm, Jr, '42, Herod. Powder Co.. Wilmington. Delaware
and Secretary Treasurer, Thor
Rhodin. Sr., '42 201 Warmed
Rood, Wilmtngton 1, Ithoolln I.
now with the De Pont Company.
coming nom Chicago where he
was for • number of mars at the
Inithute for Study of Metals at
the Univ./thy of Chicago.
At the conclusion of the business meeting. Professor Jones
spoke on research at Haverford
today end Alumni Secretary Coo
per brought the group up to den
on the Haverford pleturt. FolowMgthetelketMnwuaquadon period.
K. Foreman, '42
Heads For Home
Kenneth J. Foreman, Jr., '42
her been doing mlesionary work
in China for the Board of For
elm Miseions of the Prethytartait
Chunk Poe *note. year Row
he ham been confined by the corm
monist government in KIIIIEling
China.
Now en Way Wane
Mr. Foreman received Ms permit to leave Kunming on March
dth. He .owed b Chungking,
March it, travelling by "chartered bus" From Chungking. he
goes, to Hankow and then to
Hong Kong and *crass the border
Into Me 'territory,
Mr. Foremen writes Mat elm
helms that 'Henn.* is Omni* te teama beck by Way of
England." She mpects n rneet
hire In New York about the first
of May. Their Manua will be
30th Memo, Armee, LouleMIIR
motor
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SONTRIBUTIONS PSOMPTLY
1611
Lanier so. Mimed as thim
Tr akar Orr Sr swear Ira% rim irs•••) error*
Irma at sr ea.* at +ea ric,•%•m• lean * Ma.
Warr is Or Parlor CMS. Wm,* T.
"Mr
had • Slatslog d water err s
co &row IS Awl
lea Silmssashswg
Iry
1100
Ohm* Unmet it emermg
amine prddir• methreaer est BagmermeilMI kin rmalthed h
s bora r WM srarior ele Nem. agar susoillais area
nem
b
geglend
at. MOM Ife
Ma' the Memnon MI* Amerma
Armisedion Armetalleth 0. .741711- i• rid librarian fur Norsk Mr
1077U774 riches ender a torah ad W warm t Irene eta It
tilsrunts.
entreat wrong Me irmainees
Mawr P. soar In wit a•
▪ rimmed. of dogma
LL F.
I.
Cermet*
Mr. srid Mrs. Mae. et Steam Conarmens Thad lag
ad Moorestown. NJ. ham meet* Pub* Relation. In PUMA**
M returned from a 1,500 Me He b preeently smarmed Mt
eumenthile Mg to Ithorme. Du Ned Children Um*/ i A 9th
the ,nun tile, Stay meet New redoing .three
tads
ant days at Meg]. Not Sprier
Mr. and Mrs. Rohs. A Leh*
where the Leaders Ametherma of
ow New England Mutual Lile of hometown, Pe., mamma *
Insure.. Co., 01 -which Mr. engagement of that 01101.17107
Stokes I. • We Member, was 21. Mmlueritt L LIM^ h
Me. *rob A. lememee. as
arming a eenternme.
ihe Rev. arld Ma. Dried F. Lame
Ithe
Winthrop Urgent was awned a sons of M. John.. thmagellen
Lutheran Chunk hogenthell. Pt
manager of the Pearthylvania
Mr, Lem:acre I. now *Mehra
aim of the Sons of the Revolution at the Seth Manuel bleeding the Lutheran Theologleal tomb
nary while servim ma student ae
bold recently.
Dailey D. Carroll Is now Dean rmeat at St John's IAIIM•••
EroelitUS of the School of Bs* Chinn. Boyerhavre.
Mr. and hint Zatreet Beimra
nem Adminfltradon of the tint
meshy of North Carolina, aft. are returning in July flaw Nor
31 years He Is continuing es way. when Bob has been soate
log at the University of Ode. HI
Profrmor of Ec000mIcs.
T. Starrie Loam.% irmentlY hex accepted • position at seri.
had an article on Thomas Ehte hae . la le Sono Caltforeta.
where
be wig be dorm mean*
town ln the "Christian Science
work in cosmography.
Moth tor:.
The marriage of Mies Mows
Ulf
Ann Peeked,. daughter * Mee
Irmo Alma.* wag rm.* RobertPlimpton
P obn., Jr cad
elmted Ptheident of Phi ea. th ea Shrf Robert P.M...
Kappa In Japan. Re has also been of Franco..., N.11..
IA., tJg.)
appointed to • profemonlrm
the Methadon. Chris., UM. Xmas Freeddhe Comm U.S.N.R
ma of Mr, and Mn, Imams.
mashy Mach la being *swarm Hendereon Can*. of Mama Ps
in Teen.
took place Marta 1 et the are
Ilea
of the bride's uncle and arm.
Col. Henry I. bleep*, h oblef Me, eed Met Henry A.Theta
of the em, mr. MI! aed qtr.! R Palisade Ave. The ride
SerViee at Brooke AVIV H.OtpItel, Broom.. teethe, the See, ha
Et. Sam Hondo, Tem.. • a •
H,
'44, of ha
M. Pegg,
rnemter of the American Marl Fast Harlem Prolathent Per*
of Otolaryngology, and a Fella* New Took performed
red the me.
of the Amnion College of 11.1r- many. A family
ha
nom He le Profethor of Cdm love*
laryngology in the Graduate
Mat Deborah P.kett me ha
School of Baylor Unlvetally.
sietera only attendant. hin. gee
1151
Ion D. Patton* Jr., et Mee
Mr, and Mrs May Mmerm Mawr, PIL,was be. ma and Mt
are receiving tonmetulabon. on Meelne Weed ten. Jr.. SO. the
the birth . Mine Craig & aod other.
U. Can* har been went IM
Karen E.
Bureau of births Afro* Is
Ina
Metetbe
Arum P. Leib mu promoted Department
...ante.
but mummer from Instructor to
Mr. and Mrs Bohan M. MA*
Amistant Profs nor of Tingliah at
Jr, so weaving eargratthail•
the University of Hawaii,
Ide and lin. MOM S. Web an the birth of aeon. SM..
In
. Rid rear of
or are receiving collar...the lab
Moot
at Columbia.
on the birth of • an, Howard
alga.., B. Mier non
George Mem., on February
"The
Neutral
Str mete r•
29, 1902. Mr. Madam. h chief of
the Austrian CARE Mission Function of an Invert.
Their anthem is Pale. Salm, Eye" et Mime Hoak. ea
Mentergam 11, Vienne 7, Ante day. April 21st 1912.
rasa
Wilma anew ha. lad
1641
eobutoned a lieutenthe la
Jobe L Mien was moldy Army Air Corp.
promoted by the Bell Telephone Walter G. .171.MILUI b. I.
Co.. of Pennsylvania to the poab ten a review to be published
dm of penonnel supervisor,
the Soci.y of Actuaria
lett
coven the book, The Farm
Thaotione
etilis dif.A '421 of Ufa. by Dr. Louis 1 Du
wee irnathed • Dort. at MM. He arid Mre Bowman* have
maybe degree by Hama. UM turned Mom m 33 day trip
verity in March.
Europe; Pan Americus earn wee
an 1952 ,61mo car rented la Pe
U.
alt. and Mra Spencer IL Irma for a 21 day motor trip
one neelving congratulations cm rode in France, Italy and
the birth of their ...and 00, sedan& 759 kodachrome el
Cooper Mahan Stuart, on March atteat to the harmed et Off
Zird. On April tot. Stuart, who cation oversem. Mr, Bower..
hem teem Wes promotion it Mich ma • trip to Marko
agar foe the MartleSenour Co, geared In Mom owl
wepttad a catkin as ormultant December 1951.
Jae Dona is MAW la
with Boo...tilers and Handiton,
ma...gement commas. In CM when he a world* hie
World Council of Cher eh
thin.
Mopee from lidded
mond
Walter Henander, Jr, • now
Armintent Reddens a Medicine at Iron Contain. He rem
Columbia Medical Center In New until September and his
IN Crmadle. X rue Blanes,.
Ton Car.
Trsroo
dada
1211.
Mr, and Mrs. Missrlas tk
A letter Item Lange Jain
dri one receiving con- Dodge Mee his add's. 4. 02
gratulations on the Meth of a •
DIMIS ale F.P.O.,
daughter, Agee Hall. on hiern Yarn. N.Y. tin mends "cam.
lath. Chuck woos that mother lotions to all -rod warmed/
and daughter are doing firMY aM the basketball aim) an to
that he Is "recovering .lowly."
tent showings • g el s
Harm Mon was awarded • worthy rival...
Doctor of Prmomphe Mir. by
Witham le Hamm has
Haman Uthvenity In March,
awarded • Metropallten Come
Armee E. Jones 11 with Unl. lay Research Fellowsirm tit
venal Cyclope 51.1 CeMontim Unhand* of Mieldgme
and le *lag st tEl Chas M. Arbor, kr 3016.190.
Bridgeville, Pannameane.
Made s. Misr.
of 173 *limed one M
W. and Met Bea S. Lem* coomiesion• b the NOM
emehtng congrmulatione nq serves at Ma U.It Need
the bink of a Mailder. Jame Newpon. Sire blur
arm a Mr* INS,
A.
sus
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Tthedat. Alta 59.1!51
HAVERFORD NEWS
Nine Downs Alumni, Ursinus; Ford Golfers Win
Bows To LaSalle, Delaware 10f 5 Matches,
Down Owls 8.1
Page Three
Fords 3rd In Two Mile Relay At Penn
Down Bears In 80-46 Opening Meet
Othromaing • lour run AM
A thre....thth inating raleolith ally OF Unions, Our Han Just One M0111... ly coupled with nom road pure
Ing by Frethman Monde Long.
erford diamondown won their
Or, Tuesday. April 05, Haver
Worth,
pulled the game out at
BY KEARNEY CARPENTER
*and victory over the visitor.
ford sumesafully craned In golf
the fine for the Mein Line elm
Wm Collegeville In • rainy 7-5
mason
one with a 7444% sic
Haverford finished Oiled in the
es they tale.. the Alumni P7.
SPORTS CALENDAR
month. Chula Wunder, who re'Lefty' Longstreth, who came la too, over Moravian. Captain Paul
Penn Relay two-mile college re.
Tuesday, April HP
relief of 'tarter lark Morns with Steiner Ithdated Ns man hy-a 5 &
third 16 anklet bade,* after •
•
•
Golf vs. Sk Joseph's. Away lay Saturday. Shortly after four
two down In the eeotnd. allowed I seen while ids tanner. Great
meth halal Inane. received
Mack ye. Lehigh. Horne, o'clock Saturday afternoon the
no Na, two unearned nms,walk, gun sounded for the elan of the
meat for ha Met victory of the
3:45 pm.
ing but four and fanning thlrteen Mond., won Me matchnth a
The Haverford meths learn law. we abeam. Marra. Mk Weeneeday, April 3e
Iwo mile college relay championearapeign.
7
&
5
count
and
helped
Peal
Ms
ha.
May acid IMOM 41. H.
of the old grade in hia sena
launched Id 1952 season on
. Sk Joseph's. ship of America. and sloshing
Bluebell
• Med &art
Inning .tint
Heathrow. -O•ITIMalMO
the beet ta11 by 4 & 3. Bob Logan April 15, with • match with UnI.
through the rain and mud, elbow/Horne.
3
p.m.
we mynas. nswerent amt.
Things looked bed at the start,
ante led halm
eonunued him untwist. record smelly of Penthylvann. The Mona,
Tennis
Ng
va.
tor position on the first to
Drexel,
Home,
3
H. 11-1: Mann, tianenre.
ae the Beare eollemed four nine
The nem. toning proved fatal by turning beck Moravian.. thldl Forth thffered • St setback at themes thereat
elong with the lead on men from
.t.
cans.
p.m.
os floe singed through the InRandom.
the
One.
hands
cea
of
Penn
al.
Sat
courtmen.
but
to starter HAM.. la the Alumni man by an a • 6 score Bob Feth.
such schools as Columbia, NTU.
Tharsday. May I
field, and a double to center In
this was not • league match
sent eleven men to the pled., and
:reg Ifrl,..ototo,;:: '• do
.7gotg,
Tennis ve Temple. Horne, 3 Cornell. Manned.. Penn. Yale.
an ht winning his Individual
the opening frame. Charlie lookcollected six runs on three hid
and Michigan was Haverfordl
Uranus Neaten
Tema 7a.
Intr.M. Nam.
ed kaprawdee atter that boar...,
Inducting Might's homer with match 3 & 9 gave hla thel is
Golf vs. Lafayette. Away
Andy Brio. The track was
The neat day. Alnd 16 tld
and didnt allow a Man to reach
the sacks fun After that big ana best ball • 5 & 3 win. Flesh- league spawn gm underway with Dwain: Jam. and Wonno mawIC ltheenall vs. Drexel, ' emu... wet and slippery. but
first until the find man up In the
Haat, Hardd left the box. and man Jobs Alan started hie col. Haverford defeating Minna. PO tan. defeated Mentor •nd OmM111.
Home. 5 p.m.
despite thew handicaps plus the
H. tht cater tho risme. near
w owd beat out a alms. 1.1111
win replaced by LaMar., who tote VI{ owe. with a 7 A 5 on the Haverford comm.
Friday, May 2
added one nItop.nig, eempeth
era ono. sirs and clerk
bounder to theordstalked the first better, and than
April 19 saw • Fond tam
Same am abeam p.a... a.
Golf vs. Gettysburg, Home. 1 hon. the Fords managed to fin.
victory. John Galena loth 3 • 2
The only other hit for the wa,,,,,,
ot Marone>. to Pop up to Unth
z
( it Gettysburg. PO.
ish third among the top two mile
2 .M.
on tales Petry the Mew ea Si
while
lam fourome'S bar
iter.' after that came in the
. step would have made Ude Icon. at wood.
Heetheil-Havereard
cre
relay teams of the natIon. The
Emkeeday, Bar
ghth. what Clock got a home- a base hit, but the ball ratting In
On the other had the Fonda ball dad, giving 54 poith to each emend league match of the 1952 , Moth. Not wan,
ed.
Beechen ea Delaware,
rightful winner tow the LockInane, he, al:
et oft JOhneon'll glove la deep Jack Ledebere ad, got then were unable to tog the Grad's chic
Beath.
Away
heed. Alt Raw. paced by the
as "throw, na.wiws, duet«. Yea
sent.. With the thceptlon of the Bret in it the 10.1 another out starter. lint Auto, until Me see.
Tennis ve. Stevens. Home.
Olympic MO meter champion.
Grayed* Val defeated at the Clam LT. i 441: nave Caen
Doh. Taw&
beton-IA end the double, only as the Fords bowed to Delaware. ond when straight einem be
Mel Whnfield: but the Ale Force
Haverford. April 23, Howd•th. throw,
Iwo.,
Friday of the tame week We hand.
two other balla were lilt to the
Rich* and Chandler, end • long
et at: Alan Man Ilente01. ae
Track vin Albright and St. felled to qualify In the college
7.2. at Leath.. .therfo • goo.,
outfielders la the ale. Charlie eon account.' for the four tie fly by Kees sent a run wroth the Fords dthalvelY tur. oak *Arme
Joseph's. Home. 2 p.m.
category. and flron in theory one
n wee defeated 6-2. 6,2 end new, lea
'rerfere
w' ”
.
struck oth four. and Issued no earned runs In the seventh.
the plate. Again in the fourth, Temple LI ea merlons
Cricket
vs.
Villanova with the University of
Penn
State,
Wel n double. competition V.urton tie ea
s-th Das elme..itaer.
welts.
Rich. singled la left. and erouTwo More Beth
Home
Michigan a close second.
mune. Sterner kept up Ms whe and Lama of Haverford lord to lan...rwed
ll'usw • S.
TM Maio Liners picked up
ed the plate ahead of Lonretreth,
TV' Tennis vs. Weettoem,
Again Is the eighth, singles by
Mato Rams Well
gotooto go, goggr, nth.
their rum with two in the tint
who belted a-long ball to me w- net streak by bathng Tempos D.b.a..' end bildllino of Leity
Away
Toe
,
a 2 g g thorn,had o 1e ova.
tn. 141ertLesteatee rateart
BrIod no beautifully, menint
Mae.
and sixth, and donators In the Broadbelt awl (handlee premed
for • borne run
ed Plibberde double la center
into the lest turn of his half mile
second fourth,, and fifth inninge
to help his muds.. Ker..,who The
Rena Repithea Suter
held to wore both men.
ADM 24.
In filth position out or a start..
Al Hume replaced Suter on the wen • k 3 with •
In the bottom hell of the fin%
71. Wh.1. the Ford outmen mewed Mo.
After the first G Salle batter
geld of close to twenty. Bill
it/elite singled with one out to
mothd ist the filth and was the opponent.' heel hell •
k 1 ravian College. 9.0 on the local
recited first through an error. a
Gage. sophomore star. held up
nicked for • toga thearnth run Lapan 11.105
etart the Forth on their way. He
ha statele ... courts. Playing fa light rein,
scrikthut was followed by three
his
end of the bargain In mend
mu followed by Hortublw. who
In that frame The Alumna had
thwith he
• TI. Facer. the Norm Braman's team /talked
Knight rinks to amount for
doubled to left meter. 000,1.,
alth worth and unearned tally medalist for both teem with •
three runs In the neat The we
up [d fount anmNtim ulrMey
on Longthetis la the fourth.
however, was throw* out as he
an end tiler of
ond frame started with e walk
the length he must have felt.
The Fords then came up with nn.
tried to maw in from flr. Ltde
ponen3"'
t
Lo
'"*"
g -"n•
...°111
,11'uotoo
1M•%gogo
an error, a double, an Intentional
The Varsity Cricket Never mthutee, before the four oak k The loyal Fortis in the stands
the Ng any In the eighth_ John. won the beet ball 4 k 3. The
boor followed with a long Wart
00 April
H000rrogi travel'
ee. Longed*. then mow in
won its Mt match this MIMI% dna limn and. as a the custom. gethoed at Steil, drone. to
eon end LInthialln bent thane
ever the left Held fence lor hie
With one out The victors lineup
ed to Hudnall to defeat them. 5
second homer of the
sloe singles over the Infield. Lath by •
serenade
K
Seto
defeat
wan
over
the
tea VMS served. Bob Chow ad ninth 1:17.,_
& 3 margin. Allen and g, ore goo,,, root*, i000
which was mostly lett Maiere
fin. Fairmount
bow walked, • • d Broadbent Eagieton defeated their met be roototot.o.
make the wore 4-4
their feet a, attic
C. E.. on Saturday Dick Gundry Opened under a hat :Ir.:
again. tight, Wotan, then
The tog.. gto,,e,
...ad
teas M • k S. wed a ata re- constant nth and after the 5
Imre Tled
Banged to right hand. swing. acrossto send one marker
Aptif the nth With .• emsa an wt.. Arnie Poet
Me
and A. of he half mlle. Seely pule. up
et walked be Idyl
In the second, Me locale Maned era against southpaw Long.:nth.
glee and ter doubles had been of four first learn member. Bob biltinolson leading the bowling none 0.010 into nom
a man wroth and Ledeboer soar.
poelltnn,
en lay down a few bunts which
Longstreth lasted till the sixth.
On Hat Tuesday natationd played, the final rwo doubles Collin, Howard
Taylor. Al Mae. for Fairmount. The opening PM. Captain Joe Stein took over re
from third on a wild pItch by
accounted for another run The when he was 'mired by a walk,Huth..
edro }inn,e om not n.n.nno. playing a three-way metch obit Mateh* were cancelled bemuse
for rum In the (mirth taillkmt weSchmid.
kensie
the men held a steady
and
*core was tied In the fourth when two lit tl ex, and auccemive tho
lesehe and Wtht Chester over the coon, tha.ont, too muddy foe
o
,
near
n
th patch ceme
home club took the Meld against about twenty minutes taking the, ittw
Hibbard singled to left and LIntin tapes. Hitchcock ',placed him, to tit.. got moo, rgoogroth
Lathhe by a clove 54 count continued play.
000r
o,„111„,:oh:otredr.11.
„,
fi,
f11
1
ago
lean sent him to third with a and Batched the pine.
and Wtht Chester by the score
The attoot.gge, rono„,.
Norman Darlaandhhchaths
.... ...
al shine off the ball. The best pan.,
ran into a Mt of bard kick In
liner over awed. }fibbedword
flat
nership of the afternoon was go. the
Htherford .a Lfayeltr
rthrmount.
the ninth. and was replaced by of 7-1. Loam Pleithe I. the
cFord. ht vtoo tog goo,
on • thatad tall by
bythe catcher.
spot, IOM N. mthehee to LaSalle thetaBarnick end Singh, who totalled mile
Hitchcock. who Meek 0.1 the
The Fortis went
, thitt. trates.,:
in the
and West Chester by 5 k 4 and ner,seLt.r
t
mew 35 ttins In thing
Lest tatter.
fifth without a kit ll they took
Amer Singh opened the bowl. Jim Barwick displayedminutes. Another leather in the cap of
a
7 reel...nog. JoGiitiOil.
a hard- coach Pop Haddleton: and be.
The Delaware beanbag loam
sno.
ae
on Cater. Boadvannge of a walk, • stolen
we. Chester. Inc roma shot a
.4
kg, medium...et on a dry veleket hitting straight Wt. and aecumw ono, no on. gorrortoott000
W.. and two Bear miscue. In journeyed to the Ford campus witch Harry Bair could not hold 74, Morrow wort his matches by dam. new.. ■Maale4 abbast. followed by
Jim Berwick. slow Wad 43 rum the highest score
on Wednesday, April 111, and L. the Seventh Bed reached gogtottog Logone
Gage. sorb,. and 01.10
the field.
Harnssa. Ilaamfora defeat- spin tn.., The bother. wen.
, man At aid
Mena •mmetard.
Wynne' led off In the de. downed the home team by • first via an error. Lank hit a Wog Chester's
nun g g e. ed Poem, at
oo the 000g.th lg.' Coach Phil Genet Haverford 211,, g,
In good
'"
oro
b' g
b,egrot
l,:hatog
ro Horve
Rgel
oTl
eo
wIth,his second hit of the after. score of 67 Carlson, a towering lone sngla, end both r'onerit Morrow bed • 41:34--75 to take theta.. The at
dIMIM.
Singh
Paaltleaand
Malan
6
runs
70.
war
very
placed
with
the
Scholars
per capita than any
right
bander.
threw
•
elev.
es.
scored
when
the outfield relay low medal for Haverford. Logan
noon, and armed on Hurtubdiga
MOM, and In11114ams. Lalayand. per wicket. Barwick 7. end Chase Vanity eleven.. Per.thtenth o er
th education. institution Be
angle, which wee also Na eats sedum. of curve. mixed with was not of ad throvra past shied and Morrow dropped be. ball wawa sham nal Hem H. H.
and
a
SO
Dick
Gummy
is
be
ethe
1..1. forward in th.r.. the U.S.
red Mt Hurtubthe kept running an occulonal fast ball. and held Into left Meld. Td Blue
4k Ito West Chester but bet- name the car.. Namara
Gat Seturd.3,e
Med LaMar sad Mena.
HI mended for Ms excellent pater fth
on 1th hit and scored on • double Haverford to Wee Ms Charlie rthleted their weans la the Wed laSellee Bret two mm
by Hardens nth three. moth., ee name behind the wicket not game with General Electric C. C. s , •
error by the oenterfielder. The Monter, who worked the feet eighth when Goldberg Angled ▪ & L Sterner, playing In the hetal DOW11, MA If Ff.
giving Malty a .1111.0 bye to the was cancelled on amount of the urstnus
eight
haling.
for
Harmon.
and
Brodher
Mineral
ever
the
rani defense therkled ae they
number three spot, won both hts
nae000 w leWatime
rain
ad
opt:ming
team.
0111
Played In the. Continuing their long unbeetee
held
the
Blue
Hem
to only four right, add bank
wrtunined but one error.
matches 3 * 1 Feeler wee shed. •174,.
.- g000rtor.„
hits. but them. along with sir
arm- Highlights of the Fairmount rvMna of the 10th and
or streak In dual meet. Pop Handle
Ford. Score
ed 1 pp by LaSalle,fourth 111.10
1.1.11■. 0.0100.0, P.n.s al. were a steady wick. R.Y. The tern heme game ta en ton's Fond lettermen opened the
, sap te. nit
Ford misplays, were enough to lire Fords ported over a mark.
but beet WW1 Cheat., man by alma Byway H H. Golan
roorotoined by the gpenlN May 3M MM.. Penn Stet. C. C 1952 dark season In fine fashion
the Delaware their absentee, at
ern the aloft when Dan Brosd• a similar wore. Sterner and Ramat sereatte.„,m=.
won.
4-o
..; ti;e gnoo
On May 10 there will be a by drubbing Houma, 81746.
Reliever Jahn Hitcheock looked belt walked, went to .. on tun
The Pearl. and Black baseball anat, fanning two In the ninth error, and stored on lea Lede Few" '1." Well Chedee.• '.11•1 :4lavortard earthed by Arnie Post, who wee caught match with Harvard University. Welton Field on Friday April It
ball 3 & 3 and LaSalle by 3 &
rge;th
nine loco Pete fifth game of the toning.,
e; sew, Raw... Se by longon Stan Fenster, off a The match will be held at Cambores long fly to center.
Running On Toth
Allen decisively defeated west mt.Mover
seaman again. L. Salle, 134 on
nue tow from Captain Robert bridge, Maw Future matches,
tkonieth At Ma
Most of the Ford's impressive
DwaneThe
W.e
we
with
weld,
Chaco'.
men
&
5
but
eel'
Include ones with Prinmton and
the victor. field
23th' and
The genre was scot-slew until matched. except in the fielding' ogoggo g g g
LLlle. gnor Mean wed roar. thwarts, 4.Uranus. There will be no match margin was built in the running
Olney. Starter Charlie Wurster the afth Inning. In the top half department. than
the wore would I too goo the, the tag worth with h.tw nesume the Rathihd
event,
particularly
Halt
the Menthe
Fee
Tea
with Johns Hopkins University
wee relieved after 1 1/3 Innings of thls frame. lien shortstop Jim Inchon. Carlson
asa ean nenefere,
was tn trouble 1 5 g g oto,
winds. Stein, Seeley. Gage end
aroma oar tatth ewe au onus tht. no The whole WY was out • few this yew.
▪ 111.thee PIM', he wee followed lank walked with one away end enteral nines but tarry double Wed Chester new
and LaSalle emcee
the other distance men picked up
on the mound by southpaw Long- scored when Carlson singled.
by
26 out of a possible 21 points In
nu who was pounded out of They added another In the soul ideth started allLeith pulled trey, The Let tour.ma beet
the two. four and eight lap race.
Item out 'wk.,
t,o tom sided weal atestere beet ben 6 • a
We boa it the dada and Hitch. when center Odder Goldberg
htt by ethane) other brilliant data* it, bet a mow 1 up match to
In addition . these routs, the
emit debated olut the game.
o theme... drive to left center elm they,
home toms took fiesta In We
LaSalle.
La Salle.frashmen Lode had
of the other running events and
the local. under Ns power
Loose
la four out of six field event,.
BATTING AVERAGES
throughout the contest, as he alThia past week In intramural seventh Inning. But the Junior. I win
Lut Wednesday the Fords
three starts edging the
Meth Lap.Sklea
lowed ohsa hin mead one man.
0.• • • nal
•• • • • were handed their initial loth of activity brought about • nom-I He protested the game on the Freshmen 18
to 17. The Fresh.
1
MO
In spite of the lap-shlenese
and famed 13. The Fords wor. Ainrlent
0%-2be by a 'trona Lehigh warn. her of softball germs and the grounds Oat the Seniors used men led 15 to 11 going Into the g.
giot.ocoo
tied him • little in both the Oltate•
Imes ad
m
Morrow by virtue of • 74 over week baton lest saw the open- i an Illegal player with the result! Wt of the sixth but the Sophs
seventh and eighth inning, due. ot,L=i1
were not outstanding. although
came Lehlidi• root man 1 P. rig of the tennis thason. On that the Seniors forfeited the mune up with • big seven run
Ina which they collected their Leis ear
ch
Sterner dropped a polth by loo Monday April 21, the Diner B e ame.s
The
heSophomores dropped inning. The Freshmen fought otoro
ottgootoo.
Ms runs on six hits. Singles by Er...*
round
Lag 3 & 2. The best ball had the trailing thirteen to eleven going their
game of the week. lack with two in the top of the
wog0000000 io goo or tit,.
Chandler, Richt, and Hurtublu. Tar.7
Name fate of 3 & t GUM Pay- Into the M. of the thmentn, aeon tide Wee to the Junior
by a
Seventh
but
templed with two G Salle thin
fell
one
short'event.
cost
Unions
any
chance
eau
Ina fine golf won I up while ed three rum to edth the Sol... wore of 17 to le The Small. had
Tennle Star.
of coming close to the Ford... The
FftefOf VIM Is with a 6 A 5 mores 14 to L3 and the Seniors N seven run second inning but It
The tennis season got under men from Collegeville had no din
match. Logan by sink.. • ten with Au...Small pitching game was not though a. the Juniors
way on April 14 with the Sec thore r.n.ers. and also rolled
foot
ARDMORE
putt
from
on
the
behind
last
hole
to
defeat
helped
the
Freshsmith
In
every
t•sIer
frame.
onnntan
lore
defeating
the
Junior.
3
to
o
rather
dismally in the pole mull
to hall
all the tort ball and thth MK, who had Monk, on the The Junior B notehed their '
In the stogies isogon whipped ilaverford s winning margin was
hall • foto, nun . to 5.
third Acton of the week on the Brobyn in straight sets. 6.0. Sto., POW op In thew
....Even though Allen and Eagleton
Realms WM Lad Ise
24th by routing the Junior A's. and Gultrnacher throe
Wed suns
from beROW EWING 1131:110•31S
were plariolt well they won ue
MARRS
fth Tuesday. April 22, the Sen. 34 to 11. A nine run drat, at hind to defeat [oder. N. 6.2, 6-1.
steam the dimanee men. Hay.
able to overcome their Lehigh op lora to
MIA LINK Or WIDWICIII*
all Intents and purposes, eight run fifth and a thirteen In the doubles Don and Dien
ponente.
Both
lost
erfora
3
&
WillrterS
2.
while
wen.
Brind In the
SWA8TIES131010111 u MOM.
won th6r wand game of the run .loth provided most of the Kirk won from Leger and Cor 4
dropping the best ball by • 4 & 3 week
,40 II 52.5 Tabbutt In the low
del ring the Junior She 11 scoring. On the thaw day the son. 64. 61.
LANCASTER AEC
BRYN MAWR
hgnllra in 26o, s....re as usual In
le 10 with • five run Wt of the Sophomores obtained their fleet
On the 18th the Sophomores the javelin, Hillicn ditto th the
ii=p see* Lo=er
edged h F h
.
2
1 by MIN Jump. lone • n the bread
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PAM PiUr
Tu.day, April 29,1952
Drama Club To Present
MINUTES
Comedy On Theatre Life OF THE STUDENTS' COUNCIL
WY PHIL STANSBURY
gddlneee dl a stage tribe not
The Royal Fatale, a satirical unlike the Barry..., incl..
aosnedy on the off-stage Ille of Ing cariciduite of John and
the Perrymore (amity, written Ethel and their well known Drew
by George S. Kaufman and Edna tier... bas been Infected into
Ferber, has been Nolen as this The Royal Family — including
year's hat Joint erode..a of the fearing, halnpulling. and drama.
Raver/ ord and Bryn Mawr tie entrances and exits.
Drama Club. The play. et be
Other Sea of Authors
given in Roberts Hall on the eveIn addition to having collaboo
nings of May 9 and 10. is being sled with Kaufman on such other
directed by Tom Wood and Mass smash hits ea Dinner at Eight
met Glenn.
and Stage Door. MI. Ferber Ls
Ealtrondway Ilk
- well-kernwn for her best-selling
The Roy. basally has, we are novels. which include Meow So.
told. become one of the comedy Sarno.. Trunk, and Cimarron.
Masks of the American theatre;
Haulm:is it the co-author also
It was described by Alexander
Woolicon. during its suewssful of such rollicking corned.. as
Broadway run. as "one of the The Man Who earns To Dinner
happiest evenings I ever spent end bon Can't Take It With
You
the theatre."
wF
The comedy tees the alternate
ly tender and ellarlenl story of
the Cavendishes. the Rest fondly
of the Arnertean theatre—a fain.
lly which lives and breathes in
the grand tradition of the stage.
from the aging character Mims
to her areal:grandson. Aubrey.
Aubrey. at the age of eve
months. Is already being discuss
ed for the tole of Hamlet by hia
temperamental relatives.
Satirises Berryman,
Two of the stage's most not.
contributors. George Redman
and Edna Ferber have wet.]
in The Royal Family a sharp
and biting play about people
whose offstage histrionice Ere
remedy rival their onstage per
romance.
Alt the glitter es well as the
L C. G. ...
reports to the plenary )11.501011 on
Saturday.
Ames Huesab was chairman at
the Important Foreign Affairs
CeMerdItee and presented the
comment. report an the door of
plenary melon. Steve Sachs
and John Kelly .1 Haver/one,
'ell eights recommendation. accepted by the Civil Rights Cone
min.. They !Imaged to defend
the am of loyalty oat. but •
hill from the Judiciary Commit.
tee the opposed to any wt..
Health hour.. Dropped
Howard Kalodner and Stanley
...teeter represented Haverfonf on
'he Business and Magary Corn.
utittee. Bob Wilson worked with
tee Government Ormilration
e'otenikttee. Lute Prager ant
Cowin Reno got a suggestion for
empulsery health insurance
through the committee. but lost
It In the plenary session. WtNem
Morrison and William Kaye were
on the Judiciary Committee.
Carl Kum. worked with the
Labor Committee. When this
....Mt.'s report was Molted
In the floor. Steve Sadie and
iota Praeger added eat amend.
meat for compulsory arbitration
• lark Sexton and Hugh Gallagher
test their U.M.T. suggestion in
econmittee, Mike Sher was on the
'lateral Resources Committee.
-rod Raul Craig waked on the
preamble to the whole platform.
Tamil°. Falls
Haver/ones Taxation and Ti'
name report was submitted by
Cordon Werner but was delta.
ed by a reactionary committee.
Caber. Barnhart was on the Agriculture Committee and Lloyd
Leonid supported Hudson on
Famine Affairs. Nick Norton
worked with the conference Rules
Committee.
The ICG Is lenvereerres Test
active political orgatdmion. and
this year has met regularly
regularly to
dismiss platform
and
has engaged in work In the Phil.
adelphia elections.
WMS Fund jets
$100 From Prom
The teal weds of the Vier
Memorial Scholarship Fund were
lamased by a donation of op.
Proximetele 5100 representing
the net prole from the Senior
Prom. which 122 couples attended
in the Dining Hall, dancing to the
mole of Lee Se... Norris
Hansen/ seventeen-piece orchestra. Th. donation. which fall.
more than 150 abort of that of
Iwt year. dance, ralses the total
balaece in the Fund to a little
less than $800.
The 199546 Student Council
originated the scholarship, to be
awarded by the Student nosed..
non to one of Its members, end
a special Conned committee has
awarded the Una sernwter Mob
arships in eight undergradmes
since then on the basis of their
need.
Last yeates Student Cognell decided It was Incapable el Sward.
leg the scholarship. as early and
accurately as the vice-preeldenes
offer would be able to do with
Its ready weea to stallstica. De,
tenant. also to give Incoming
freeinnen a chance morn. this
M. the Council Sea asked Mr.
bradawls to award the Molar.
ships.
The scholarship funds are also
neeed by meow of the Clam
Night shows. which this year MM.. the Fund by 1559.40.
Spat& Visit...
APRIL LS, Lae
Educed. Canuattem.
Richard Horne Chairman of
the Education Cornmit.FM 1951.
52, spoke to the Council about
the history and work of the Cam
ranee.
The Committee has been In
operation for three years and has
been a self Pereetuating body for
the most part. Norte suggested
to the Canna that there he •
doter. Comm.. - Committee rela•
tionsbee in the future.
At present the Committee is
to the process at writing a
lengthy report on may facets of
education al Haverford It has
death with the subjects of /hedb
eel elective& meior roacernetthee.
and Is at present lahlalNee ...nal on the work and ammo
Ilahments of each field of study.
The Committee should complete
Ste work In February, 1955.
Two problems Mich the Council decided as ....pone until that
tiny are: 11 the cost of printing
the Committees report and 21
the queation of the continuatl.
of the Committee's work.
The Council reappointed the
following Committee members:
Robert Curran, WIstar Condon.
Montgomery Forth, Dick Guth
dry. Peter Hankarrier, Walter
Kidney. Ione Hedy. Peter
Schmitz. William Watson, and
Philip Vance. Mee Council ate
pointed PIMP V... M.D.+.
Appointment.:
C.torosCommittee —71Y
Council appointed the following
men so the C.torna Committee:
Robert CrIslow, Ken stiller, Mark
Llsafelt, line Raker. Don Kern,
and Grant Morrow. The Council
treneinted Earl Harrison, elected
to the Committee by the Class
of 1954. as eltalrum at the Com.
ranee. The full Customs Committee for 1952 3s 00 follows:
Maas o/ I953—Robert Crichlow,
Joe Helots Dick linemen,
Robert Malteacte: Class of 1954—
Earl Harrison, chairmen, Bob
Feeser. mark 1Jszfelt. Ken 1411.
ler, Ronnie Reno: Class of 1955—
They Horton, Ain Maker, Don
Kern. they Manchester, arsIst
Morrow. Ted Penick.
Curriculum Committee — The
Council appointed the eallewing
men to the Curriculum Commit,
Me. 195253: Jame Crawford,
Leh. Franke, Richard Guidry:
Montgomery Furth, Robert Nev.
ltt. Lutz Prager, Darrah
Dick Taylor. Phil Stansbury,
Jackson Pietro, Rod Rabertnel
and Gordon Shedd. The Council
appointed Montgomery Furth as
tole Mr. Speak sad the Bet.
giunis present prosperity is in chairman.
Collection Speakers Committee
—The Council appointed the fob
temporary post-war
and cannot long last In a poverty lowing men to the Colleen.
stricken disunited Europe. Also. Speakers Committee. Dick
'Fele
he Mild that the United States la Bourne. Jahn Hutson.
exceltent example of the fact liner, Willlam Kaye, John Kelly,
at ponBeal unity done not mean Chen. tiobhaon Peter Schmitz,
George
Segal,
Peter
Rosenberger,
the leveling of regional differ.
Amer Singh. John Tramper, and
error in prosperity.
Jerry VAR Sickle. The Council
Freneh Ineteethry
appointed Peter Sennete ea theirWhen asked about the political rwrt
Instability of Frillice, Mr. Speak
Donn improvement Cotentin.
acknowledged that this instabilitY
—Conrad Henwege, chairman,
extsa, end is indeed regrettable.
Larry Finkel...I, Toot Rent.
but can definitely be overempha.
sized. Since the Second World
War he noted, there have been •
great many premiere In France,
but only two tornga ministers.
an opposed to four American Sec, laws national groups, and the
most effective methed of solving
retaries of Stale.
Mr. Speak mentioned a number International problems. Ira Reid
of times that he was highly In. med. the symposium. ,her
terested In methods and general which an extensive diseusalon
atmosphere between American and question and answer pericd
and European higher education— took place.
Final activity of the Seminar
but he declined to comment on
thla subject until he has returned was th *viewing of a film Edu.
to Belgium and had time to con- Mon for Peme, which dnualle
aid-re—the NEWS is promised, at ed graphically the p.m.. and
that time, a letter of some length methods tel the seminar which
on his internale. of Reverford. is to be held this nearer.
large part the result of special,
ch
This book is a guide to your future
twitaatentamentunuater
nobler, and Hu Sangre, The
Conunittee will meet with Superintendent of Buildings 'and
Groynes Seam Schrader lo dig
case improvements in the demi-
letlet
Heeeleord foliage HandboOk,
1e5253.—The Council reappo.t.
Gordon Werner. Editor of the
Handbook.
Fatuity Women's Liaison — Al
Stern.
eede
Student Aram CoordloatorJack Harr.
Freshman Introduction Com:innate—The Coencil -decided to
post notess on the - 'bulletin
boards requestbm men interested
In serving an the Freshman In.
troductica Committee to sign
dale names to the notice. The
Council will meet again on Sunday, AP. 29, at 7:00 PM In the
Students. Council mom.
Freshman introduction Commie
The Ceelleh ...Mt. the Mt
lowing men to the Freshman In.
broduction Comeattee: Clan of
2953—Harry Bair, Ted Curran.
Lee Porker, Dish Guidry. Conrad fiellwege. Bruce Hohmann.
Are LAMA Labron Shorn..
John Somerndliph Joe Stele, Fled
Tebbe% Lew Thomu, Pete
Wood.
CM. et 1954—Charles Ann.
Meng, Dare Beatt, Phil BenRuntn, Bill Hibbing, John Burton,
Bob Feeler, Jim Fastener, Orrin
Prink, Monty Furth, Ned Hoe
llagaworth, Mortis Johnson .
Norm Matthews, Dave Perry,
Ronnie Reno. Sad Rothman.,
Bob Seeley, AI Stern, Darrah
Thomas. Bill Watson Jones Wren.
Clete of WA—Jackson Allen,
Harris Arnold. Erie Blanchard,
Ted Hied see, Tony Horton.
Char,. Brainard, an Straker.
Dem EdnejI, Lehn • Franke. Lee
Hamilton. Norman Hill. Dave
Hogenauer, Ira Kanter. Bob
Lewis, John Mackenzie, Mll Man
lend. 'red Penick. Paulding
Melees, Robert Read, Bruce
Reeves, Peter Rosenberger, Al
Sects Mike Shoe Bob Wileon,
BM Wood.
The Council will appoint the
Committee chairman at Ate saki
meeting.
Appointees..
The Council appointed Arnar
Singh and Bill Binh as the Hay.
erford representatives to the International Ho.e in Philadelphhe
Finest
The Co.cil levied lines and
collected 'toms totalling $16 for
the 'ening off of firecracker. and
Ms extinguishers on Awn 14.
Its subject: How have college
graduates made out?
Bow deb book ameabout
They Went to College n based on a
eon.), manor. by T1116, what in.
taek i0 this group =cm natura, from
the WI Of. men n170.4 ram ere
ccelege-thead.
rNOS is minas for you and people .
like you. people like the thous.. of
pad.. of the moretionathowa.
Arathcan colleges who answer. TINCR9
gentian.. and revealed many facets
oftheirlives—thentheconme One beek,
to their relizio. beliefs.
This mournain of data was tabulated
and analyzed by Path.. -Salter Wert at
the Colombia elnivenae, Jammu of APpled Serial Research, then turned over
no Ernest Hareem.. a former editor of
TOM end • swat... malebtl into-wing marline out of smestioal nweriaL
The molt it. e book of major imeonsoe to everyone.
womeeenaowounien
thatrap
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carps we tonainit on
abaft and radicals?
How do gradwteastack vp sesame the
made men who bottled their way without
the here of four yea, in college—bed get •
. tam-your head start in thetas...aid?
Are they bean husimdi.. Mee? ha
sheepskin redly worth se the effort?
chietirm der they Itsa, who yet finessed,
who got the host joke, what do Pim rhiak
ce courses they took/
There are neet • fee of the beer eh*
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Youll Sod manes tow,. future in the
meentothosequerbone question that
we adored in 17103, Went M Conefe,
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mot iretuential groups of prople, tIteU.S,
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