Document 1927232

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HAVERFORD NE WS
VOLUJoiB -NUKBBK 24
A&Dlil~
SZ.OO A YBAB
PA., WEDNl!SDAY, APRIL 11, 1U5
Comedy· Watching s~ww Play Jacques Barzun Morley to Take Leave·
ln~ted_'to Give Honor System Extend~d
To .Be Produc~
. • .
~pley LectureThis Week-end
Name Macintosh Actmg Prestdent
Sha~
Tho Enrlish Department ••·
For their Sprlnr produetlon
•
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11
nouneu that J aequet Banun
the Cap and Bella Club of Ha•be tho Shipley Lecturtr for
will
erford CoUero, in eonjW>Ctlon
at
apeak
to
the year 1945
with t.he V~ralt7 Playon Club
Loa•o of absence !rom Haverford College for t.ho audomlc
Roberta Ball on Tuooday, April
of Bryn Mawr, S~w'preaent
B~'!cJ. :vur 1946-46 was annted to Prealdent Felix Morley at an ad·
•;J~!! ~~m·..
~
~r!Arn,S:m~:;t the M~n~oi~
plea: Buller, Shaw, Nlotztclle, Journed JDOetinJ of tho Board of Manarers held at the Unlvonlty
Roberts Ball Friday and Sat.
Club of Philadelphia on tho enalnr of April 6. At tho oamo
and Jamu."
u,day evenlnp, April 18 and U,
Bo Ia kaoWD aa a brilliant mMtlnJ Vice P>uldent Arehll>ald Moclntoah .....,. named Actlnr
at\8:80 P· m ·
Pruklent for the-z>ext academic year.
audi·
naUonal
lecturer to wide
Moatho o! Rehearaal End
enua, to whlch be broadcaated
Tho 1\nlabmr tonchea a re baEconomy Prompta AcUon
aevual d mea aa a member of
ing applied thla week to the
In makin&" hla requeat Preal·
the book--dlteuaion group ITom
'Production, whose preaentaUon
_Morley explained ~hat be
dent
OUDCe
aDS
proNew York, which held the
will culminate several months
waa tnlluonced by t;..-o !acton:
rram known as " ln¥itatl.on to
.•
of rebeanala aad plannlar. Til
the ad•erae fiaand&l sit.
flra~.
.Leamlnr."
entire 1Jroduellon hu bMn anuatton of L!o~ c;oUege,. ~l<h
Wrote Weii·KDO'"' Boob
der the sapenialon of the ell·
m.alc.e3 ec:ono..:uea m admlruatraFlight
w
ohn
J
Profeuor
Gibb.
rector, Dea.n Tbomu C.
bTb+.:-~me ":Ucl1Lr. 1Bf'untha ehairmlln of the Com..;ittee 0~ tlon imperative for tho remain·
Tbla play Ia tho popular ll1ht
~ Prlsea and F ellowtbipa an· der ol the war period; aecond,
n.. f ~~u eb
a
~ornedy of SAaw'a which deala
for aomo
• nouneea a g-roup of debat.U for the faet that he bas unck!rtak:e
e& er ~
. r 0
•
with the rt.mantle notion.a of
time been anxious to
. Oratorical Pri
a lively and proyoeatlve aeeount th Al
war and ctuhJnc flcurea u aet
work
orpniu.tion
and
reaearcb
the
in
held
be
which
~~·
l:,R<!nality
::•
~
aplnat tho hackrt'oond of a
eb; e.rford Union Auditorium on o! an educational nat:ure wb.ieh
~ncan )j ~
H
Balkan home.
be arranged. ha1 been offered hlm ... a tem ..
to
aoon
datea
"in
~:;!.
with
Bryn
f-rom
selected
'Jibe eut
1
undertak:lne 1D Waah·
debate.J, probably on the
Mawr and BaYerford to enact! CourtnJ' TranuUanllc (Lond6n) 'fhJth he attacked faacllm, In These
t.h
he bad publlabed "Ro;..... questio~!' "1!<-lved, That We n~~:...o.Jty liWI
tho parta Includes ~llliana
1933
o present period
·u~~g
PeseaCompulaoey
ttavo
Sbotlld
..
M
tic'
•
Wlobenoon, .No.nq Sebwartl,
Umo lilUitary Traln!nr,• will be of eoforc:od contraction,'' J>ru.
..m and tho odem Ero.
Priml AfmiJiw .,.; M rs:
RoaaHnd Oats, David E. Thom·
under !dent Morley told tho &ard of
coodueted
and
orranlsed
;:"
Ban~bo
Pro~uao~
bo
rtlal
Ch•rc-bill
WimiOIJ
Beard·
obn
J
Stone,
A.
••· Jobn
a tho aWtpicu of the w. w :.com- Manarers, "there is no essen·
•
~ hn ll nee,
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I
aley, Henry W. LeT!noon and
1.
li&l nMd for both Al&clatoah
leTiey family; . a fort Debating Society.
• =C
'""' 0 ' '""' "'"' ' - .,....
Timothy B. Atlreaon. Wal~r
member of the Wllr:ronoration, ln 1875 tho Alumni Aaao- and myself at Haverford. In
Jtns .U • />n'{tJr1N.u:• of
\'. Kato Is Vlu . Presidenr' of
my opinion the imperative lmto
fund
a
eotabllahed
ciaUon
srte•
U:!.,~
the
~~
b:..JO.O:~
"Armt •rul t ho M.,._"
Cap and Bella.
uc~nUnu~m b.La atudi:e~ "J)rovJde fifty dollars in pri&e po~nc~ of the work. o·t t;~Ja
Orcbe.tra to P\ay Belec.tlone
Oftl<e of ttlolf tn.Aclmiutona
debatlnr
for
year
ea<h
money
from
Univeralt7
Columbia
D~Yid Buttrick, act!nr aa
dleatoa that I should be tho ono
and onotoey.
r - ·•
foremaa and aided by labor
Tho Oreron atyle of debating to take leave of absence and
Ia
l"~b
from both eollece eampaaea, ~ltJI il UI,~S
an 1 month" will bo !Bed. 0.. Haverford that Mac abould tomporarDy
cit!~ 1: 193
bas turned oat three aets which
e over tho full administro.-.
hla acUvlty In uto':!,.; :~ ed~ man will be chooon .by a faaulty tak
CWQ
the play contalna, a bedroom,
1
·.:• 1
been con: Judco from each of these de- ~ ve ~eepooolbUlty.''
hu
drc:lea
catlonal
tho rardens, and tho library of
,,
Alttidpa16 Deedt
will
wlntt8r.
aucb
each
~t•• and
st&Dt.
BY -JoHN lL M. H4ull!&
the Petltolf bOUM !n a omall
A reaolatlon In laV<>r of main·
111•e an oraUon at collection Ia
toWD i.a Bulgu!a. The bododrop
otandarda
admlulona
talnJnr
on
Audltorium
Ball
Roberts
~ole
'rl-11
!lac
s-ll
Tho Jnter-F&Ith Fonmt
baa bMn
lor. "tho aocond ~den<~ lolay 15, to determine the final at the trad.ltlonaUy hlgh level
d•lped by Le'litence Stoofol aented Judie Louil E. LeY!D- tbnBY ":; intereatin'
In apite ot Ananclal preuurt1 '
pe ~~nee 0 ; nDI an win.qe.r or win:nen.
t.hal of tbe PhUade.lphJa Com·
and .Robert P. Pa1f'O.
'
wu adopted by the & a rd
- --1 .Another feature o! tbn eva- mon Pleas Court, ·S unday eve- The !Man by tho Cap aacl Bells
~Jdont Morley """~nted
nlnr will be the pruenco of an n.lng, April 8, apoaklnr on tho Clnb of Haverford College will
aa anileahow!nr
data
llaanctal
Plan
Oaks
Dumharton
lllr.
by
~Y
•~
~~~~"!";:::
of
Aim•
Final
'"'1te
ordteatra, unctor tho leadorahlp anbject,
lpated dolldt for the current
T .
•"' e • tIs U· T B F
un 1 oc
of Profeasor Abo .Peplnaky, J ndalom." J odro Le'linthal Is
orum o plC &cal year of approximately
0 . e
attack on
whl<b will play aeloctlona t:rom a -11-knoWD exponent of tho peeled, will be. an 01
and a PI'OipOCtivo dllfl·
$40,000
B.
G.
I~Uon~te
tliCb
Oscar Strausa' "CCtocolate Sol· Zloalst mo>'tment.
Staden~ of Haverford Col- cit of "$75,000 for the ftiCOI ear
8_baw and thetr ell'oct upon our
Explllna Jewlab ~
dior," the operetta baAed 00
to attend the ending Augu,t 81 1946
Jnvlted
are
lege.
c:tvillution.
addi·
In
ll&n."
the
and
uArml
Jaequea Banun was the or.. Open Mus Meeting on Dum· data are baaed 0~ the ~x ea~
The tunaamental dJtference
Uon to tbla iDtenniulon muaJc
Area barton Oak& at tho Lower Mer- Uon thai tho Alumni Fwt~~
the rroap will alao employ the betwooa Jadalam and ChrloU~- ranl&er of tho FNnch
d
lon Senior High School on April omount to $40 000 th.
sel«ttons aa !nddontal muale lty, .....-cling to Judie LeVUt· Study program for the Army
$30,000 next 'year '"Ttear an
Be 11, at 8:15 p.m.
Unlveralty.
Columbia
t
a
com·
Ia
Jadalam
at 000 point within the play it. thal, ~ that
~e
:
en
lao
•
potations
Ameriean
Barriaon,
G.
Earle
the
plet.ely monothalatlc; that Ia, baa ldnclly qreed to talk to
•elf
uation of adve Vltag". eon n·
that only ·one God Ia worablp. RocoDJtruetlon and !Wief Unit Momber of tho Inter-Govern.
ree Wartime conf
pect .Ori the other hand, Chrilt.. at Government House on tfte mental Committee on R.efua'eea, ditiona
menl b•:on:~~t~dent :')rollPresident
lanlty foaturu a eentral God, a&mo day of h!A evening od· Dr. J ohn W. Nason,
b • or • eaat
fro
with a :100 JtiUI and Tarioua dreaa, and this will constitute of Swarthmore College, a nd a 1 ear
""
Poet-w:' tp:.:.,resc:t,~~McBride,
other pe!""naJM, all of who'! another opport_unity to bear Mr. !diu Katherine E.Mawr
•~
Col- Be!o 1 r .
Pruldent of Bryn
are eoDOtdered holy. Tho Jewo Barsun, thla ti.me lofonnally.
thi~su:'Vlng~ldWu~ng- ·
ton
dl•·
open
AD
speak.
will
lege,
Bnacques
J
of
coDktloa
A
teacha
u
only
uua
J
_.we
ent ormhor
t.h
said
ie
adthe
ollow
f
will
eWtalon
:ron'• boolta b exhibited at the
'l'lte Directive Committee of er.
ba•o the
~t..war ~ · e t!"'oul~
dreaus.
Haverford Llbrary.
0
Cftl'-tui o" ' "' 4
the l nter.Faitb Forum will In·
~nafrorramba
!
Colle;:•
the
of
1
•
atltute on Monday, April 9, the
pe.
•n
Co ·d ti
ll'T.
Haverford Colloro drive o~ the
roc':~.,';~d:i' b~ tt.,;op~.;;ta
Nation&! c lothing eot.
{s
Committee
~lann!ll«
£"1
~
E'
~~!';:izn h!u:euet~ ~
~[ot!:·n~ by the F~ty u ..
('
twMn April 9 and 30, Is to 10•
• MorleY. l&id h e would
BY. j uuus KATCHSN
cure tho maximum quantity
c-Ji...J .. Pq. I
PGollble of road Wted clotblnr
,
.encore.
other
eve.
the
aa
better
p·rogreuively
has
Haverford
finally
Well,
needy
to
l~r free diatrlbutlon
Fo11owing the aucc:usful eon·
wore on, reached Ita eli·
and destitute men women and had a nvenal of form. A com- ning in
0
Ute condudi.q number. cert.. which was punctuated b)'
,;aflodevu'tated paratively larl'e audienee of tWo .ma.x
in
ehUdrtn
•
'J"ueiJd
comments on the prodelightful
~'The
rom
f
Portala"
Ye
~unfold,
the
bear
to
out
turned
bupdred
cou.otriu
April 10.- Jolnt
·Hav
even
an
Elmore.
Mr.
by
gram
AI·
What is Meded is good aub.- Women'a Chorua of tbe UnlYer· ·RedempUon'' by Gounod.
IRC ' meetdance was held in orford-Rosemont
10 0
atantla.J used c.Jothtnr for both aity oJ Pc.nnaylvania alng in though tho" lntona.Uon ln t.be more auecessful
8:00 .P· m. The
In tho Common Room. W()nder to~:t R:f1
winter and s ummer ;ear. AI· Roberti •Hall on Saturday eve.- singinr wu ~astonally eharp
EmBrillab
e
•
Wt
pire
o.f
halt
&!moat
all wonders,
though clothing nMd not bo In nlnr. To be auh!, It conalated and the dynamtca somewhat in- of
.
W
waa the Haverford student body was
perfect repair •Jt mWtt be uae- mooUy of non-college people, ftexiblo, the . toae quality
-0poa
11
Apnl
ed~~'·
<Mas
\festivilioo
the
when
present
and
smooth
Invariably
ful to the ~pie who will ,._ but, .aftu &II, an • •clienco Is an almott
Re· Oab a .eeltng on ~b&rtoa
sui~ audience, and that, n!prdleaa pleasing. On tho whole, · the were at the peak of ~
· eelvo it. Overc:oate
~w;r Menon Senior
a J>OI'I· tHiKh s!h 00
J•ckete, ahlrte onra.l~ awea~ of ita compo.alt.Jon, is f or Rav.. Cborn pve an excellent at:· frMhments ineluding
....rldaJ A 5 ~· m.
punch
l
o.
PaJamu erford a change and a triumph. count of lteelf. A 1perlormanc.e tively u.niqucbyform
und~ear
en,
~th Lo - Baaeboll
scrimmage
immacutat•
tho
served
woro
tho
and
Nlghtlnralo
'"'1te
of
!18ulte
Brlnp
PnbUdty
glono, blanket. ~nd aU
wer Merloa
w
Cuckoo" by tho Sextet waa a Bill Holland, and, judginr by 011 th
of ahoe1 are urrenU;y needed
e H averford fleld, 4:00
of eonaumptlon, P
Thla week every member 'ot Creat c:redlt f or the "revolu· aou.rce of rre.at pleasure and the amount
o.
d
'F;ida
by
enjoyed
apparently
were
audithe
both
for
amaaoment
Walt
to
give,p
be
the Co)lero eommumty ,.;u bo Uon" should
- •rdaJ , April
1 u
The moat h llariou• and 1
approacbed by the momben of !Cato and Areb JacOb fctr the eaco and tho alnrera, who were all.
and 1'":;-C-P and Bello probizarre Incident of the evonllli d~
· the Directive CommlltM A sldllfuJ pnbllelty compalgn that bonlorinc. on- byatorlca by the occurred
and the Man.''
~~
~
!Robe.~
dane-.
couple.
one
when
eoncluded.
numbeJY"W&I
thO
time
W1'·
who
Those
ftve-pound Individual qaoia Js tbey W&&'ed.
• • :SO ~'· "'·
lng a dleaatroualy. !aat Straan
s-atul Da
8
obnocesoary to achieve tho na- rendered to tble campolp e••·
April1$-Jnte.r -Falth
waltz, plummeted to tho ftoor, Po and~,
ac:e Held
vloualy dldn't-regftt their
10
Uonal goal.
the ebapol, 7:15 p. m.
rom
nlnlr'• Internment in Roberts !liLiu Gloria Baclton ftndered meanwhile hurtling lato tho Tit~~
- -- a re Rev. E. t.ulh8a!L Tlto r lrla and their dl· two plano soloa aad wu aocord- racllo and mtrola thuebr e ';..,.
Satarday Evening Post
and Re.-. Dr. ROll:
rectho
oil'
nOeclle
the
!dog
hoc
demanded
that
ovation
an
ed
8
received
Elmoft,
rector, Robert
Feei - Mort • _...,_
ements.
era
Tu
record
tho
brinainr
and
ord
abe
an enth..sutle reception which an enoore, with~hl
ey " ' """'
abrupt encl. .Barz~"l; kApril 17 - .7ac:qan
to
waltz
tho
and
!n
tor
.
reaponded.
,...loWtly
audience'•
the
of
i.adlcatlvo
was
baa
liLorley
Felix
Prealdent
t Hto R- 4 R Unit,
therlne 'l'ltougb In a slightly more con· Govern
WT1tton an article t!Ued "Tho obviouo enjoyment thron&Dtout the program ~
oaao, 5:00 p. 111.
ShlplmenLocm
Heldt, a soprano who omlta her aorvatlvo and leu destructive
·
Real ~ AnJnat Conacrip- tho evenlnc.
rto by 1....,...
·~~rzan
Ba
bad
waa
time
spirited
a
way,
and
oaao
aatouncllnr
with
tones
eontho
of
coano
tho
pon" for the S.tal'da:r E ..ntnr IDurbc
tl
B&l, 8:16 P. m..
••
Havorlord
rirla,
all-.Penn
by
~pplaaded
oot. The article appeared In eert tHro wen ae~ hlrb- olmpllcl~; wu alao draw an- boys, and faculty ebaperoao.
Ucbta. The Cltoeu, whldt pt oo voclforouol7 u to
.
' - of Jlareb !4.
For Aeademtc year 1945-46
1
:o!!fi,•.
PI
Ann
1
d
l
.
_ p nze
f or Oratory
utto
1 Am.:ric.
000
9Ss
!ill"'
H:::
.,Hu:!n
rrary
!r,d
h J-r' •
}'- .1-h Concepts
•
J• ..:::-'f':gradl"tod·
1 1
.J:
Oothing 1"-llection
To Include College
F"'ted
• d Royally ·
• , omen E n tertazne
P,ennsyl vanza
:w -::.
• -voncerl
• S uccess, ul Evenlng
0llOWlng
Tbt!
C llege Ca /endar
•1.
b "ih
rJl
typ.;
"""'"Ci""
1
tho
1
~
Haverford News
Founded
•
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8A\'UI'OIID 1'11111'&
PAa& TWO
P't~ru.&J'7
11. UU
1!1•~:
Y n.u.u.t H. CK.unNu.
l•shwu M•.-ttr: lo\YU.lfca 0. STU.nL
Jl, n~J A. E.Jilor: Lots Pt.uQ•
StoriJ E.Jilt~r: Nulun J. ZwciSu.
Ntw• UUow Alfred D. CI"CddiWW. llobttt P. &oc.hc, Mania
Suuk.n, John T. WhitmLD.
Al••.J E.Jilor: Manin J. ()pslcoheinwr.
Htwt Auoc-Nim J~n N. Haulott, llobm: P. Payto, Manit~
StsaJ, John A. Stone:.
SlortJ N•ot"Utw i"l!Ham P. Buk.c.r, 0, YaHam P. J,w.
urth, D, Robttc A. Wingerd.
'
AJwrtiJ'-1 M.,..•trr: M. Omu Bailtr.
AJ-.~rlbl•tiUJoci4Jm &.'ajamln M . Colliar,l.i.tbud S. jobCJOa..
Cir~l41to- M.4JUJn: Da.nid S. Bcrnrt.e2D.
Clrc-Ml..tia• Auod.trJ: Moaroe F- Akn&a. Mutla.cw S. C.Ydl.
'bot•ar•)hk lu•ociMt: Oule~ B. Moo!e.
rubU.bcd br the uudc.rn lledr of H.anrford C.UC,. w.Ulr
chtou&Dout ' the auckmlc yur. Pri~ttcd by the Ardmoh
PrUatm,: Company, 4t R.it~ PUc.c. Arcf.me.ri. PL
EDtucd u accond-<:U... mancr at the Ardmore, Pa., Poet ot6u.
uodu Ac1 ef Con1rcu, AUJI,I.Il %4, 1911.
lotratlon. !:lot a alnc~ 'riolation of th.ia 8taDdard
has been reported to tho Students' ~untU. &Del th.ia
on'rlable record la aiJo enjoy~ by the St&Ddard nf
Bohn't'lor, concornlnc tha eo...,mptlon ol llquor on
campua.
But tbis br~ht outlook Is somewhnt marred by
tbo otudent respo,... to that st,a¥ard which calls
for tho reportinc of M~ euif' to tho DeUs Of.
!lee. Neclictnco &Del forpttulneu _ , t4 be tho
chlef _ . .... for thlA olump &Del It Ia tl!• duty ol tbo
atudenta. to cbeelt it thOIDHI•• &Del tbaa provo
to all Interested thatJ" o)l~lvaa ha!• tho lndl't'ld·
ual naponalbillty n..._,. for tho ouc:ceuful main·
tenanal of tho Ho)IOr
s,-
A Perennial Plea
NCE AGAIN THE NEWS foob It nocoosary to
uk that tho student
utlliu rudimentary
!oeial c:onac.ioUinest for the mutual be.ne.ftt of ua
all. We refer, of course, to the· apriD&' IT•••• and
the matter ol giving It time to ornament tho
campus. It requireo litUe tbov.cht and little care.
Use the walks, play on the athletic ftelda, and doposit refU!Ie In ita proper p!.U. S~htly grounds
add greaUy to our pride in the eollege, and it is a
simple matter for eaeh of us to help toward that
end. In other wol"da, .keep off the er-a.
O
body
In cbargo of thla iseuo: John T. Wbltman
The :NEWS Blushes
ASANOVA
BROWN, of the re<ent motion
apposite text f~r para·
NEWS-11 WC! find ourselves in a
rather awkward situation.'" The editorial pa,.e
.t. the las\ isaue contained at leut three choice
uhibita of what one pundit on the Faculty chooaas
to call ' 1the traditional ina.ecuracy of the NEWS.''
In an attempt to u.suge the concern expressed
~1 several alu.m ni and members of the Faculty, we
publish bellow corrected statements of the errone·
• us pointe:
(1) "Quarterly exa.minations were offieiaUy dis·
('Ontinued at Haverford in the Fall of 1942." This
ha..sty distortion of foggy reeoUtction should have
related tltat the report.i..ng- of grades for aU atodenta
at quarterly intervat.a wa.s discontinued in tbe Pall
ot=1042. SiMo ·tlJat,-~,pnrpoAe of the s tatement WN
groping for a precedent, our attitudes as e.xpreued
in the body of the editorial remain u•hanged.
(2) The final pa~ph of the some editorial
concerned the scheduling of activities during the
period in which quarterly and final examinatlons
are given. An implied criticism of the Student
Affairs Committee in permitting suc::h conflicts waa
probably without foundation. Preeident Morley's
recent definition of the functions of the Committee
.. outlined In the NEWS for March 7 delegated
'"complete and final authority in regard to the
scheduling of organized undergraduate activities."
Whether s uch events a.1 Maln Line Forum~ a nd
the Ubra.ry Lecture are encompassed is doubtful.
The NEWS hopes thnt they will be. Ptoldent
Morley's statement. furthermore, was iuued a\Jb..
sequent to the aeheduling of the events mentioned
apeeif\cally.
.
(S) The letter signed by Martin Oppenheimer
auerted that 11the summer student un choose his
program from on1:r eighteen eleetive5." On the
form referred to, s tudents were instructed, ''From
the list below note 3 courses you might elect," and
further, " In ease the courses listed above do not
aatialy your limited elective or .rn'.ajor program
requirementa, or do not help further your general
program, choose from the Catalog substitutes for
whAt you have put down and list below." Bad
Oppenhelmer not written the letter, the NEWS
would have carried an editorial provoked by the
shock of those eighteen courses. A second reading
of the entire form cushions the shock, and we can
only trust that Oppenheimer's, and our own, alarm
Was premature.
picture, provides an
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the
by
S~ Far, So Go'od
'I')"\IIE TRIAL PERIOD of tho Honor Sys tem has ·
1. been extended until June. ~he NEWS commends
lile Administration for ita foresight on this matter,
for it is obvious that no real conception of the way
the new plnn i! working ean be obtained from a trial
peried of only three month3. There can be. little
doUbt that alter the expiration of the second period
of observation, the Honor System will be !uUy in·
stated nnd will become on integral part of Haver·
f ord tradition.
\
Upon con.aidering the working of the System,
part by part, certain !ac::t.s·become nt once apparent.
r!ha StAndard of }Jehavior concerning tho presence
of women in the dormitories baa worked out entire.
ly to the satisfaction of both atudenta and Admin-
In the Editor's Mail
(LtlllrJ /o tJ, l.JUttr Jo ,..1 """u•jJ1 r1~mnd ,,.,.
o,JJ.Jr.n. o/ liN H~J~II Nl!.tfS BHrtl).
To the Editor of the NEWS:
We appreciate this opportuaity of addreaalnr to
each member of the Haver:ford College community
the following eoneern, in the hope that it ma y aug.
gut- ways o'f ex·p re!sing a corustruc:tive college
apirit auc.h as )'ou have reCently discuued in your
columru.
We--you and I, s tudents, faculty, managers,
alumni. the community, and even the eaaual vbitor-have here at Haverford a campUJ bequeathed to UJ
by ou_r predecessors, mea and women of magnUlcent
vialon, who worked hard and wisely to make it the
thing of dignified beauty which It Is. They planted
the trees, they built the walka through the raw
fields, they planted the seed and nurtured the grass
Into beautiful lawns; they did ,tho work. Now it Is
oara. W o own it. We ea.n do with lt •• we pl••••·
Their vision may have been ot c:lean walks, spacioua
well·groomed laWlfJ, and Wllittered building approaches, but tbeJ are powerless to interfere with
us. We own it now. U we prefer the apProaches
to the Dining Hall littered with diaeard<d Icecream platea, odds and enda of old l~ture notes
and empty milk bottles, and a rare as.aortment of
paper miseeUany, that Is the ~y It should he.
U we like tbe lawns crlaa-<:roaaed with muddy
paths, and well covered with half·burnt matches
and hits of paper, that Is our right. U we enjoy
the cigarette-butt littered approaches to tho claaa·
rooma, that abo Is our privilege. Even the park·
lng of can on tho roadways and lawna lnlt<!ad of In
the parking lots, when the former .6etter serves oar
convenienc::e, is our right.
Th... are eutainly tho richta and prlvileroa of
ownenhip, hut do we really enjoy tho reoulta 'In
t.he destruction of our laW'M-ftmember, they are
nurs-and In lhinl' wiih the traah, Utter and filth
for which we are responaible f 1 doubt it you do;
I don't. I f we find we don't Uke the results, Jet'•
remember that ownenhip has ita responalbllitiea aa
·well as its privileges, and that my reaporuiblllty,
ana yours, is to maintain the e.ampua for the b«tetlt
aQd enjoyment nf
nvt to deotro, It through our
unthinking careleasneu.
Until auch time u the management can supply
us with the necessary walks, aelf..gperating trash
con.a and aU the other moclem de't'lceo wbleb will
relieve eac::h of ua of a ny peraonal effort in carrying
out our duty, it. remains our reiponsibiUty. What
are yC'Iu· going to do about. it!
au,
HOYAAD
F~NCIS
K.
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li:£N1W
EVANS
To the Editor of the NEWS:
The list of courses which M&rtln Oppenheimer
in the Jast edition Of the NEWS erroneously re.ferred to as offerings for the summer term Is a
list intended as a guide to atudenta in coUcgo in
mtklng their s ummer- plans. Similar llata have
been a . part of -the fonn _given 'student. !or the
.same' purpose before;"and at )l9 time have these
lists been· considered otferings. It is only when
the students "in college have made L.'telr reQ.beate,
when dio prObable neecb of entrants have been considered, the members ol the Faculty consulted, and
• practical maater ochedule worked out that a list
of olferlngt can be made.·
. )
The summer tef!D wu placed ~ Collegn program for tho' alncle purpol<! of civlnc those atu·
W.......J.~ll.INI
denta who had to cnd""ta In lou thaa fov ,....,. "-..,'"
an ,opp<ittunlt)' tAl do 10. _It baa ....., toun4 a~
tractl.. to otbon for other ~ bat oa tho
whole It . la a periocl for ~ t~ rs~ _
thnn attendlnc eollep, o.nd t .do not bellavo that
the Collep ailon1cl be Jude*~ ·DOr that U.· nPU!ation will &uft'er b7 the aummer term whateYer
courses are ofl'ered for it.
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Mmg INM
c;ow.'s Nest
There Ia a slight cold anap, but can we ~
complainT I aok you. The Spriac vacation wu
ouch a wonderful ·receaa for moat nf no that perhapo thlo Iftue chlllineas about the plaeo may M!TI
to lead uo 1loock to tho workado.y world loll pallofullJ and certainly IDOner than mlcht otherwla41 ·
have .been the eaae. At anJ rate let us hope so,
for ali of oar crowing-up 'wee.
G&mbllnc ia out, that'o for 1111'<1. Alao there
to the
seems to bt eon.aiderable speculatJon u
sy1tem currentl7 in practice to do with attend.,..
at Meeting. I hnven't much tnalde Info on the
oabject, but I muat, for tho record, come out In
favor of compulaory attendance at· thia time bon.
ored Havorfor.l relictoua eommllllion - with the
anelent 111tem of check-up on the Put of the Ad·
ministration. They otiU play a larce part in our
Uvea, atranae u it muat aeem to some ·of oar honorable members, and I cannot help but feel that tho
knowlodro that Ptoident Morley and VIce Presldnt
Maclntoah . and Dean Glbb really know ·and care
who attenda Meeting Is a f.oetor now miselnc In
oar college life, which we mlcht p baclt to with
the minimum of voana from. the arch 1acb who ia
the last few monlhl have set about to nvolutloni&e
the place. Sela h.
.
The play i1 eoming ofl''next Friday and Saturday,
and whether you adtriire the selected drama
(NAnna and the Man," by G. B. Shaw) or no, ·it
is a fairly safe bet that you will cet aomelav.chn.
I might oay very safe, and by cn.clcy, I should
know! I'm supposed to be In tho dang thing. It
ought to be deeent tbeatre, eapeeially If a certain
party who ia elo.ser to me than breath would master
a few of hb lines. Ob, "ell, I pess we can't all
be letter perfeet, hey what! Funny, Ha Hal ·
Nothing ,mueli more for this trip, exeept isn't it
wonderful what our boys are doing to wipe up the
poor, exhausted old WebrmaehL .Oun are great
la.da, and we aball have .to step on the ps to keep
up with them when they atart eomin& home. God
keep them. and give t.b61Jl peaee now and always .
We have our jobs eut out for ua back here.
It's great to be baek, ian't it! Bere"s to a won·
derful Spring term.
T. S. Fm£w
WHA V Highlights
F or .several months now, WBAY baa l:teen waiting to preaent one of the moat important event&
In Haverford musical history. Lut fall, the New
York PbUha.n nonie perl'ormed an Americ.an e.horal
work thnt Is undoubtedly one of the moat Important
plocea of music that America has prudueed. It
• called from the u.aually auatere Olin Downet: a
rh&paocly of pn,lae. ln>lo wor\t Ia, ol c:ou.ne, '-rho
Prairie," a aetti.nc o1 poems 1by S..nd~Ja.rc, by' Lokas
Foao, ion of Profeaaor Martin Foaa of our Pblloaopby Department. Although arrav.cementa are
not yet eomplete, we hope to present this work on
one of oar Claaalcal Holll'l. U at all poaaible we
ohall have the compoaor to annotate the worlr.. Aa
•oon as final arrangements are made, they will be
announced !O that all Haverford ean partake of the
..Oving experience of this woN<.
Another in the series of programs of choral
wo:rkt by modem · compoaen will he presented on
Wednesday, April U. It wnl lnclnde "&lohauar'a
Feast," by ~1111am Walton, and tho "Serenade. to
MU!Iie," by ,Ralph_yaughan-WIJIIanu. "&lahauar's
Fe..t" Is 1>robably tho greatest Engllah choral work
slneo the B1rd Mass. It Ia a setting of the Biblical
text, and J><irtrayo perfectly the ba rbaric Intensity
the wild revelry of the Feast. The· "Serenade to
Music" by Vaughan-Williams offers a atrong eon·
traat. It is very eerie at times, the e1fect being
obtalned by very skHlful use of modal hannonlea.
These programs of modt:!m music are the spice
of WHAV'o Classical Hours. The main body of
the music played ls drawn from the standard reper·
tory. ·In thJs manner we sat!afy the desires of
aU liatonero, from thn extnme claaalclat to tho
extreme modernist. U you want classiCal. muaie,
680 ldloeyclos Ia the place to pt It, the time Is
8:00 every evenlnc.
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Alnmni'Notes :W. I.ewis, '88,
legal Codifi•er
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Lt. IJJ) Jamei lleCread:r
2nd Lt. lbrit L. Wrirbt,
Colrla Wridlt
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Huoton, Jr, of tho clua of Jr ••5
aounced tho blrth of a ooD,
1~, waa ldlled bl the Podll<.
·J..-. PbiDeU .)(a.
.A.Doon Wricbt
bom FebruHe bad been Mrrill& u a Jill, D, '4
..,. 28 Ia IJMI ADecMu7 aa.bter pilot oa t.lMI eocort carH"awanl D. SafnD, ASTP
Lt. lbrlt L. Wrl&ht; Jr, oral Hoopltel at Plttabmrb. . William On per Le...U, a rier Natoma Bay.
nn!t.
dau of ~. waa ldiJecl In Ria wife 11 tiMo formor Jraz-. lllOIIIber of tiMo c1aaa of 1888
Ho Jndnot.d from Lowu
Sat- Howard Kay, Jr.,
¢ion iD a atrab& mlooloa iD prot Katbloon Colwell.
&Dd a former prof-or of HoY· Kerion Bla:b School In tHl ex-'38.
the Balmahon lai&Dda on Doedonl CoU- on )(arch 18 and attendee! BaYerfonl ColLt. (Jr) Jomeo llcCrudy
umber 211, ttU, .........U.C to
1tl8
receiYed c;. the flt,OOO Pblladel- 1eJ0 boforo entorin& aerYke. 1n Bnaton, '•5.
a !e!Ur roc.lm from hla com. pbla A~ fonncled In 1Jt1 Septombor 1~, he receiYed
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andiDJ ollleer by Lt. Wrla:ht'a
Sat- ~ WWu.!Oo;, by Edward W. Bok, to be p,.._ bla NaY)' wiDJa at j:orpua
Sat- Norman D. South·
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father, )(r. llarlt L Wrla:bt, of lr, Ia ......U.C with the Ninth nntecl annnall:r to the PbUa- Chrlatl, Tuaa. Alan allrYIYiD& r ate, u:-'40.
1422 Wy&Ddott._ AYanae, Lab- Army In Holland.
delphiaft who darinr tho PNC*I· beald.. bla father are bla
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wood, Ohio.
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a aeniee blat calculated to ad·
Tbl Coller• Alumni Ofll<e
oger Burns, '25,
Lt. Colonol Banry c. TbompCopUla L C..., Lewlo, a .,._ the lntereata of tho com- hu .,lumfeel within U he p&at D•- N
mbe 21
n's Jetter fOYUia thet Lt.
man!ty.
mon.... o tin morT liner~ ove
r
Wnrbt waa leadinr tho aecond H&Yerford All·Auulrlean ._.,.
Cooapleeeo Lerol Work
forcllana who hau been reRorer s. Barna, clau of
element in the four-plane a~ player, hu had a nried caroor
Former u. s. Senator Goorro ported lost in actiOn. All the 1~. died November 21, 1944.,
tack. Whllo maklllr a low· In the armed fore.. Ho joined Wharton Pepper made the deta!la oro not anllable, but In Abington Hospital, accord·
level atratlng at a J I!P -t.be Ca.nedlan Army before tho preaentation of tho ,old medal tho NEWS will a~uenUy ing to a letter received from
barre, hla plane waa - n to Purl Hari>o attack &Dd took and chock at the Academy of publiah any further Inform&· b!s tether, R. T. Burna, of 232
hit. the tops of the treu on
r
Music:. He pointed out that tlon that it ~eivea.
Weat !rlonteomery Avenue,
tbe beach, and bla onr\no part in tho .C:Oiiunando n!d at while llr. Lewla'a ae!ect!on ls 0
~gt. Norman D. Sou~gate, Anlmore. Be died aoon etter
caught fire_, Be wu, ho. .ftr, Dleppe. After Pearl Harbor he tribute to hla tona eareer •• an e:a:a 40, waa reported mlutng by an operation to c:u.re an attack
able to keep control ef bla traua.ferrod to the American inJtructor and u author and the War Deportmlllt January of peritonitis.
plane, turned, and headed out Ra!dera ond while with them editor in the !epl fteld, be wu 20, 1945, in the Battle of the
Mr. Burna wu a ,...!dent of
to oea.
named apeciftcally becauoe In Bala:e. Second IL Muk L. HulmeVllle, Bucka County, and
He manared to pin aulllcient wu awarded dle Sllnr and 194• be completed a twmty- Wrirht. Jr., '•5, wu drowned was employed by Wintz Broth·
altitude about one ond one-hall BroD.Ie Stara. Ho wai In tho two yeat worit in tbe publlca- In air action in the Pa<ltlc area. era of Philadelphia u eon•truc·
miles off aho:r e. Other mtm. Seeond Army Corpe and was tJon of the nineteenth volume of
N~ deta.ilJ are anUable COD· tion auperinten~ent.
bers of bla ftla:ht then aaw h!m with the CoaDter tntellla:enca the "Reetotement of the Lew,• cernoor the death of Bowanl !!·
He leovea hio wife, lladr•
jump !rom the plane aa it went
which be IIIO))ired and d.lrec:ted. Safran of the ASTP unit, m Lw!ger Burna, and two chllout of control and olootrYed Unit in Tomlala, S!cUy and
The complling of tho book Febrwry 1946. Srt. Bowanll 'dren, . Francia Euceno Burna,
that his poraclouta opened well ltabo.
waa ondertaken b:r the Amm- Moy, Jr., u-'88, Wla killed In ar• oixteen yean, aod Elisaabove the water. IL Wrlcllt
Alaa Lloyd Dorta.. married cao Lew lnatitute formed for Germany in a<tion there ill beth Florence Burns, are eirht
wu aeen tlootiDJ OJ! thi our- Prlodlla
Plerca
Wllllama, thet purpoaej~ Febru..,. Ul23. February.
yean.
face for ooveral alnatM, bla deorbtar of llr. Bony Har- Lewia, diroctor of the lnatitute
parKhu1.o atlll atta<hed ond bert W!lllama, Karch S1.
alnoe June 1!123, baa aerYed u
lloatinr_ behind him.
IL Wal~ c. Falcooet 1a ft:r- rmerat editor of tho worit. )(r.
.:.;:Searck PreY• Fraltle.
lor with a bomhinr aqaad.roJi Pepper pointed oat thet the I .
; ·~ :.:
Lt. Colonel Tbompoon'o let- oat of Enrland, &Dd baa near- YOlamea "'! need ~naWIUy by f.'.
tor eontinaea to explain thet ly a doaen mlaa!ona to h1a the coarta aa priiDa facie eorone of the pUota then aaw him credit.
rerl at.atementa of the reneral
and his porachute dlaoppoor bocommon law of tho Unlt.d
low the water. The remainlal'
1H3
States."
membera of the ft'-M continDed ,., Cop(. A1aa 8. Roren. juat Derr- Fro• PeM, BOYerford
to fly over the area Ln whkh returned from sl.xteen monthJ
Under Mr. Lewis, the Amerlhe wu laat obaerred, and a in Enrland with the Eighth Air can Lew lnatitate bas produced
Na'fy ruc:ue boat. eame upon Force, Yiaitecl tbe ea.IJU)OI other conttructive lega.l worb.
the scene to continue the aeareh M.are.h U. He had flown as Ita moat important endeavor
until dark. The aea.rch waa navJp.tor on a Liberator in now 1.a the formulation of a
again renewed next mornlnr, thirty mlaslon.a.
model code of commercial legal
but no trace w&a found.
Pfe. Harold s. '11lo.IOD lJ pr aet!ee.
Lt. Wrirbt. bad not been a atatloned In Greater London
Lewla was bom In Philadolm<mber ot the aquadron VU7 On a recent furlouch in
p~ A'P<il 27, 18&7. Be ro-
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lung, buL, .cconling to the let.-- land ho met a Bryn Mawr girl c.wvod. bJ.a 8. S. dec-ree at. Ha•·
ter, " hla friendl.v, likeable personality and the ent;!uoJ!asm he
shown! in everything he dld
Q)lickly made h!m maey friend&.
Uls ftyinr ability and aound
judgnoent made him an eloment
leader otter only two montba
in combaL"
hoae yearbook
1n Edln'--b
~a • w
contained 'Pictarea of a joint
dramatic elub alfalr In which
were aeveral of his c.!aaamatea
-farther eYldence that the
Cop and Bells Club ls intern•·
Uonally known.
Mor ley and HoTWr Sy1tem
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undertake to maintain the- mitted to it by the Committee
haoson with Y&riono arenci• of "appointed to ~P under ob!he Federal Co............n whlcb aerrotJon. darlnr Ita trial perbave - e Important under
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the developiDJ centratlaotlon of !od, "'0 ploD of ~dod atod·
the put few JIU'I.
ent Hlf·JOYeTD.DM:nt and. Honor
~FoT the pc>Jt-war OJ:pana!on Syatem," deelded In favor of tho
wbJ<b I antldpote at Ho-- oxtanalon of the Honor SJotem
ford." Pres.ldent )(orloy :Old the .Afte · two
tin with ,. ·
NDWS, "two prollminUJ CODr
moe J0
."'e
ditiona aro ~ ~'trot, wa co,...pond!or Committee of the
:nust not let the quality of our Faeollty, which ec>D.Ii~ of Pro••rtruc:tlon d~rlonle tlmoup f-ro Flltrbt &Dd Kelly and
:,~''!!:
"':'~
Dean G!hb, the above-mentioned
fi;::"t!J
S.:i
tbe inatltutlon moot be main·
tai~ed In a m&DDOr which will
enable uo to make a number of
~::::~~':~: ,..:~n~ aa
FtDoDClal llltaatloa
President llorley poln~M out
lba t In spite of ..cent econo~~:•• t~; t.h-:""d,'ll!:~:~ .~~i
nearly one-th!nl of the amount
tpent on the atricUy educaUonol
Pronam, lnclud!nr the library
erford COllege In 1888 · and
LL.B. and Pb. D. derrees at
the Univen!ty of Pennaylva~la
In 1891.
Pennsylvania eon·
ferrod upon him an LL. D. d&rree In 1926 aod Haverford
p.......,ted b!O: with an LL.D.
in 1938.
Sened aa Haverford ProfHe aerYed u a lep l h!atory
instructor at the Wharton
School and wu ledurer oa eeo-.
I
~:"'~~t ~;e'J,"e': =m1~
profaaaor of law· ht~. which
position he held anti! 1924.
He ,.... cloalrman of the raolut!ona committee at the Pro~TU~iYe P.rl:y'a naUo11al COD•
ventlona m 1912 and 1910 """
waa ProcToaaive candidate for
Governor of Pennaylnn!a Ia
19a
•.
M;, Lewia it not the only
,B&verforcllan to neeive tbll
clty'a hlrheat elm award. Dr.
!;~h~nea aharea thla honor
E. S. McCawley
&Co., In~
s.,.._
l:~t::t
o: ~~ !: ;~1
=
on~i--~· ~f
JUnacen met
~ 17, and after careful
OOnokl.e ratlon of tho report, aab-
TooAY AND TOMORROW and every business day
somethlng•like four million Toll and Long Dil1once
calls will be
goln~ Bell System lines.
So we'd like to remind you that there's still o war-
ha,·e pootponed for aome time
•her ita loric became apparent
Ardmore Printing
"'· me. Bat _...t at tempor•nly !eamg Haverford ia leeaCompauy
!"td by "'1 com'Plete eontldeDCe
In ~{ac'a ability to talte onr u
Aetong President to tho comPUNTU..$ .um ..ENCJ.AYEAS
P1ete aatlafact!on of the Board
~· Faeulty, tho Unde.,ndu: I 4t RITI'BNBOUSB PLACB
•• and the Alumni body.•
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ARDIIORJ!
Trial Period Extended
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Cotnmltteo In charre of obaervlnr the prorreas of tho Honor
recommended that the
trial period be extended antU
June 11N6, and that the Comm!tt.e continue funcUoniDJ t~
make ita ftnal report at a later
Haverford, Pa.
date. The Committee bellevea
that certain modltlcatlons 'of culiRENT BOOKS OF ALL
KINDS
tho plan wUI probably be dea!rFICTION
able, and It reporta thet some
RENTAL
•LIBRARY
f:·~~rk'~{ie~Tt!~~ ~·:c:i of Uleae. han already been
q)LLBGB TEXT BOOKS ·
~tiona! importanca," be aald, bronrht to tho attention of the
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BY V!ll..I..IAW P. BAuu
BY joHN BE.uoiU!Y ......, BEN CouJNs
(Om~
to tl. NEVYS)
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Haverford Coli- ~ently
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mourned the paaallllf o! ono of
Saturda7 nllfht. April 7, 11145 CoUece to ..,.,., all, tlW Is,
her bravllt aoo1, 5erc'tant ia a date whkh U boUJWI to u,.e u::eept for one who beea!Dt
Jamea J'. MAJrlll, wbe waa t e- lonlf In Infamy iD the m!Dda of tlaJ>P<d too cloM to <the enemy
ported 'lcilled In action In Ger-. all aa..rlordians from thia daJ aalient to mOft. In DO tlmt,
..Eight.een enthu1iast.lc.
JJWl)' oa February 14. J im, aa onw.rd.
A nlcht of blad<ut 11M Founden Bell wu elalllfinc
ball prospecta "'PPrted
be
wu po~ly known to h!J truebery a nllfM whlcb no olrt Ita alarm to the e&mjlua.
Mullen for t.he initial
boot of lrfenai'oai Haverford- man wori.hy of the zwne ean Immediately, the culprit& haopractice on April 2..
atudonta, ~ulty and alumni for lonr allow to lfO unreclp~ tened bad< to thelt baleful
day'a practice consist-ed
alike-will alwaya ba romem- tated aecordln~r to the methoda model T'a and turned tall In ! ol!
o! light warm·up work.
bored aa one o! the "lfiUbl" which may eome to oer banda. filgbt down to Walnut Roed.
f ew laps' run around Lhe
among athletea who _have at- For the record, for the NEWS,
General Auembly met A ~A~
ball field. On the oecond
tended Haverford.
then • let us lfO onr briefly the mediately before Flnt Entry
Coach Mullen divided Lhe team
Wine Natloul Bonofl
tlme:table of events leadlnlf" to Lloyd, aod Beeuri\y waa dlainto two aquacb, one contlat.ing
of ou\.1\elden and the other o!
An outst.andlnr athlete while t~e blaa»hem6WI indiil>itles.
::::~. ~ ~u:l:~t :~~~
infieldera.
,
in attendance at Gennantown
Tower Pat.rol 8potl Mob
ed the enemy f ort-e cloH to
E11ht Battle for OuU!eld
Friend&
Sehool,
J
im
entered
At
eleven
o'c:loek:
of
Satur·
Walnut Ridge, and, by ltae.U,
The team ao divided conolata
Haverford In .Ule !all of 1938. day night (wbleh waa a pea<e- without main aupport, auc<eedot outt\eldera Ken Blum, BOb
One o! four brothers, three o! !ul, dllfllllled one oq thiJ cam- ed In routing the eneii\Y. Thia
Good, John Hauser, Brian Mead.
whom-Art, Jim and Don-at- puo) the word waa paued from aetlon on tha part of the wn.
Charles Moore, Charles Mosea.
tended Haverford, Jamea Ma. mouth to mouth that a gTOUp Uam Penn Patrol waa in keep..
Tom Rran and Nat.ban Zwef.
rill found hlo callinlf In the o! penon• o! the oori wbo are inlf with ~be hlcheot tiidltlon
fter, while the hd\elden art
game of football. Comlnlf Into lnotltuUonau..d at Swarthmora of Haverford Collep, and bas
Bob Clayton, Frank Davia, Mar·
bia own In bia jWllor year, he were on their way h.,., to been duly nlrted f or tM arc:hlv-.
vin Segal, Walter Keto and
piled up aucb an lllll!reaslve wreak bavo<. '11ho IP"ICOfW ball
Peter Stee!ol. The prospectlva
record
in his ball-carryinr In honor of tho younc ladlea o!
'H' Topo Captlve'a Pate
hurlers are Dan Bem1teiD,
duUu
that he ~elved Little the Unlven lty o! Peanoylvanla One of the enemy !ell to the
Phil Mann and Harley GI'Oia;
AJ.l·Ameriea.n
honon
that
year
went
on
unpertur
bed
to
the
h.a.nda
of oqr advaaeed aeouta.
their battery mate Ia Ben ColjAMES P. MAGILL, '-42, foru well u in hia final ~t..,._.n end, but the fellowahip of this Be wu ha.nclled courteooaly iD
lins.
"'" HtwtTjorJ •lblrlt, who
almost unheanl..of feat.
c.ampus waa, prepared.
the main. but bad tbe m.l.&for•
.Aa yet. ther!" ia no one per·
"'"" JtJIItJ ;,. •clion Ftbru·
Capta.Jn. elec:t In h.ia aen.ior
At one o dodc a. m. of the tu:ne to lose a rather fine head
year, J immy waa the mainstay Sabbath, after the las~ of our o! balr-&11 of bla halt that 1s
~onn ;ett;e:e:;,1tb~~ ~!t:, :::~
14.
of
practkally
all
klckinJ,
run·
I"UIIta
had departed, the So· ~pt for a portion whieh wu
!el and Clayton oeem to l...t - - - - - - - - - - - ninlf and paaalnr a<tlvltles o! promo Command
!ouod It. ad- lett to remind him his fellow.,
the field at tint base, aecond
that vtrY aucceuful eeuon. In vi.uble u a precaution to is•oe and the bepen at' the Swarth.
tbia U'me year, he ranked a patrol. This wu done, prov• more Wtitution that Havedord
• 1 seventh in the Eut'in Individual log wholly quiet and unnent· live. atronaly tn her tradition.
inite hal been decided.
scoring. Ki.a otf:tackle daahes ful. The nut move waa .to ~t The t.op of the enemy'a bead,
Games Are La<kl•l
were almost ln\•anably good for a Watc.b and Ward Section 1n wheD be wu releued, bore the
The main problem that tht
from four f:O fifteen yarda . or the tower o1 Fou.nclen HaU. one Jetter H, for tbe rut, the
team now faeu la that of
more,
and h .. t.remendoua drive This aquad bad more auecess. lad wu bald poor mbc.reant..
With the "'turn of spring the
&<hedullng. Be<aWJe the decifrequenOy urrled him far be-- At two--thlrt:r o'clock the enemy
Tb ni b '
full t
sion to have a team wu not Nautieal Club again begins an- yond the init.i al point wbere be waa olgbted approaching a lowly bl ; r I ~wu
aI :;~
other
ambitious
season.
During
made untH last. week no teama
seemed to be a topped. Combin· along RaUroad Avenue. At e. 0 lee n wereh_m_: - t _ ..
could be booked ahead o! tim•, the winter t.he members have ing brains with hJa flve feet, RaUroad and .COllege Avenues, !or the enemy. Boya" ua.ru wiDQ
been
working
industriously,
dobut both Coach Mullen an!
eleven inche. and 176 poundJ the three enemy can stopped, ID the ,.tree.a, and
heard t be
llanager Phil Mann have been inr painting and earpentry of brawn, Jimmy Marill waa and tlxteen to twe.n ty &mOD&' enuy, ~~
Su~n,
working t.o remedy thla aitUI· work on their four eleven-and- a hard man to atop.
theae eac.aped psychotics ad· j(1 te0 " pe.
rip~
~:~
one..ha1!-foot
Pentuin
Dintion. So far only one intere
,.Doe" Leake Ghe. Tribute vanced on the Dr. Sutton en- hia b~~;;.r: b'y a trlgger..bappy
collegiate game has been aehede g:hlet. Now they, are only
tTanc:e
to
thiJ
place.
ez.Marine,
but
none
waa
the
uled, this one wilh PennayJe d~l~!~"g,!a'U:~blUt:,.e•;::r::;
A natural athlete,
playEnemy Routed a, Seout.e
wont !or the nirht'a revelry,
vanla Military College, although more aet.. aatl on the deep blue ed commendable gamea of basAll
but
one
o!
tbe
look-<>ut
except
!or
the
bald
one
from
arrangements have been made waten of the Delaware.
k~tball, baseball and tennis.
immcdia:te.ly Ju ued them1elna the South: Aren't those Swarth.
to play other gamea.
0
0
Although Bob Bothe and Dick ~e~e~d~~f/fu, ~!~~·~~~n~~ 0~ on direct patrol. Havlnl' ehec:k· more c.hap1 1Uly fellowe! 1 !
Rivera are the only return1na set t.o any team. "Doc" Leake ed on the number involved in ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Inter-Faith
lettermen, they atlll have hopea Ragland an In.titutlon In thia the rald, all of the lla~ord
CHJ._J t...irr.., 1
!or a good ....50!' bec&Wie o! College for the laat thirty-nine patrol ntumed to rouae the 1
Eotabllabad 1.871
Judaism hat two important the cooperation gtven to them yea'n, who worked with J im
lconr.epta: that In proper holy .by the club's ne.w members. during his athletic. career ut
HOPPER. SOLIDAY
life empha.aia should be Placed ~~ new recrtuta, William Haverford, aum.a up Jfm'a •lh· ...... G~ORG"Ii':t!: Membeta Phlla. Stoet hcbanr•
SCHOOL ~
INVBSTKENT SBCURITIES
on penonal conduct rather than .lhglnbot.hom, Walter Sangree, Let.ic: talenta in the best wa)', ...__,
on faith, and that a pro-perly and Mlc.hael De Marco, are Jtmmy Magill was one o! \he
14!0 Walnut a-t
''holY' man 1hould live a full, from th~ f,1elhman dass that beat all·around athletu 1 have
Ia a Noraal Teu
PBILADELPBIA
happy life, obtaining as many entered m February.
ever ..en at Haverford."
to Gnd:aatee Eater a
of the pleuures of living as he To elate the Nautical C1ob
More than an athlete, Ser·
.,.,.... u.tt.n.J
-·
~
~
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· ;-;-~ I
ean. Thus, a 1haft of ridicule ·baa aeheduled two meets; the geant Jame1 Phineu 'Macill aca..1 ut.. ......... ~.
iJ east by Judce LeYinthal at tint o! these-the Middle At- was the very eu~e of what •·~.
'::.L
uc.eticism and monaatlelsm lantie.. Cb.ampiouhip for which 1Haverford Collece ia and atanda ....,.. .....,.. .........! ~
..-bi<h through tho eonturi•~ the priu lo the coveted Ameri- !or. Flowery adjecUvea alone ............. •• - • DfDoD 4 Co.
hne txisted as the background can Trophy- ia to be on May cannot and do not deocribe bls "W'".:w,.~
~
o! many faltba.
6. . The other, the lnter..COI- c!>aracl.er. . Tb~ memory of paa. 25 alloa , _ ~
New Twk , _ ......,
F - Br<>tberhood
lelflale National Dinghy Cham- Junmy lllactll 10 ono that
pltJa. If ..0. , _ ,...___
•Wbile enumeratin1r the dUrer- plonablpa, will be bold on May shall alwayo cherish. A
o . .._ w.u.-rCH< • .._ :tL
a.uVet
.,....
en<es between Judalom aed 19.
to Serceant Jamea P . MaJPII,
......_
!125 8 Fllte.U. St. Plolla., P•
Begins Practice
.,,
~:,S" 1 ~n~e'!:~~PnoU:~~f.
N
'cal Club
~Uti
I0 pens season
»;·
.mO:[
·
:Jm·
Jim
I
. _I
a co.
c......Co..,_
I
-=:-o=; a.-:l
F.aetman,
"" I
tm-•·
oal~te
af~tru:;•:ao::n:o:!~H=a=verf~o~rd=.==~§·~·~·~,.~~-§§~.,.§"§'~P§o.~===========J
Christianity. Judge Levint.b&l
There have, 10 !ar been no
also pointed out that<. Jn moat deftnite days aet as to' when tbe
in~t.ance. these differeneu are ment>era ean &'0 sailing, but j
mmor enough to ridicule beat- tho club 1f0H down to the club
~d differences pf religioua opin- house about three times a week.
10n between mt'm.bers of both The neceasary traluportation
•eeta. The· J ew• look forward can be ol>talned Uuougb Comto on eventual era when th modore Roebe or Dean Cibb.
world will be a place of merty .Me.mbenbip in the elu.b is atHl
a':ld justice for everyone, re- open to newcomers who will
gardleaa of religious heritaac. dlnd that this club oftera both
On Sundoy evening, April edueational and rec.re.ational ad16, n~ 7:15 p. m. tho l ntcr-Fnllh vantage• , and also necenaey
Forum will preu nt aa speakers physical edUCation credits.
the RevereDd E. Luther Cum·
m!n~s,
noted Negro Baptist
mtn1ster, and the Reverend Dr.
Rex Stowers Clements, minis·
ter of the: Bryn Mnwr Presby.
terian Chun:h. The two will
.
Apeak on "The Final Aims of
1
P rotutanism.' ",
t
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