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ARDMORE, PA., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1948
Three Original One Act Plays 1948 'Ford 'Record'
Features Pictures,
Presented - by Playwriters
SHIPLEY LECTURE.
FEBRUARY 20
03.00 A YEAH
College Poll This Week to Show
Consensus on Waiter Question
Three original one-act plays. writ- Marjorie Low and John Thomas.
New Larger Size
ten, produced and acted by students "Scream to the Winds,. by Alan
from Haverford and Bryn Mawr Col- Levensohn was the second pl. of the The 1948 Record will be the largeM
A questionnaire for the gathering of student opinion and preference in regard to inclusive
Irees, were presented reel Saturday , evening. Lee Haring, William Bishop. Resord that has ever been pthlished
its history. The refire. here meth proposals for a return to a student-waiter system at Haverford will be presented to the student
I Alfred Grossman, Henry Levin.n,
President Gilbert F. White ',tercet- night et Goodhart Hall, Bryn Mawr!Dave
Thomas, dare Fife, Frands faith M the proverb of Confucius body this week as announced by Students' Council head Laurence ft Canon in Collection on Fel,ml the opening Collerelon of the echo'. College.
ruary 10. The'que.stionnaire will inclitsle price quotations from the Comptrolier's office an to the
The prtae
anPleY gnrr Smyth, Jr.. and John Maley. Jr., were that 'One piston, le worth a thousand
ratio year with a vest-pocket SUMchanges will have on each student's Individual hoard bill,
for the 1948 Record will hove effect winch different proposed
Mary of the mare of the college. In Night which gave students studYing the retors in this presentation. Shish words"
Volunteers or Expense
,111071 pictures thonit has ever had heopportunityle present took pinto in 0 windowless prison
Me address to the student body Taw the drains
Naturally the first question asked will be "Do you want to change to a student - waiter sysJohn Hauser s effort, The Tune is
day, February 10, he discussed Re, and direct their own works. John
tem'!"
and
if
the
Students'
Council
evaluation of answers indicates general satisfaction with the
Fier. For tier. Hotter
erford's plate in today's eduestireed Hawser was the production manar High," was the lost of the ploys to he li
present cafeteria-style service, no changes will be made. For those. however, who favor having
Because of the increased site and
picture and then turned to the sortie. and the three amateur writers whose Presented during the evening. All the
waiters, several proposals are put forward, differing an to cost and the number of meals served.
Wars of tintince, turnover of acuity plays were presented are Marjorie action took place in the "Upbeat great number at pictures the price of
Two plans are presented for hating the actual serving done, one calling for a rotating volunLow, of Bryn Mew, end Alan Leven- Roam" on 62nd St. The cast included , the 1948 Record boil be inertated
and students, end curriculum.
teer service by all students in turn, and the other involving regular paid student waiters, at the
.elm and Into Hauser. of Haverfard John Hamer. 'Jahn Galley, Sue lien. from $1.50 to 33.03. The editors fee:
Small Bet Pores.
annul rate of sixty cents per hour. The latter of these is naturally more expensive, but does not
The evening started off with a melo- derma Ann Eberstadt and Dave that the incrmse in mice is justified
require any volunteer stints of wait.
Dr. White opened hie remark. with
drama by Marjorie Low, "Lees Than Blackwell as "Ivan Irentreitels° a tea by the greet increase in material that
In nay event stedents would
• discussion of the report of Peed- en Animal."
intereet to all student,. The
The setting was the room proprietor.
The play centers .is
dent Truman's Committee on Higher
have to vat in dennite shifts in order
,
front yard of a slmeecropper s home around some unemployed tousle.. Reword will re on sale tonight with
Fdimation. Thotath
rewlet.thwa freing the Patentee River. The actors who ere lounging in the 'Upbeat copies being delivered during the first
enrollment
proposed that college
be were Don Shoffstall, Anita Dittmar,
'
week in May.
doubled in the following years, Her'
The 1948 Record will be almost
erfeed lure a "distinctive place, but
tlrely fare-lifted It wilt eretain
On Sunday evening David Richie spoke to the Christie,
"P","'"' r".
not a unique place" in the plan. In
about 125 pages of copy. The covei Forum on the topic, The Came for p.m... Mr. Richie, a Haver. " ""°"
" "‘"P
eentraet to the gargantuan univerelwill be different; the layout will he ford graduate, to secretary for the Friends' Social Order Con:- of the tempos.
the mid-west, Haverford w311
.
steno ic% unto..
and the pletore arrangentent m i Hee. and has recently returned from on extensive stay in
ti" om re
" • mull unit, with • goal
rj
operate
There
is
4
further choice as to the
different. The Sports Europe, where he was personully concerned with the founding of
will also
of 4011 atudents by 1950.
number of meals which the student
rection, although thinker to last yent's numerous international work camps.
Friday, March 6, marten the beginTurning to the question of Mane.,
Members the WC..f.h De- Record in My., will have more rebody may have wroed 'every slay. 'II
Describes Europe
President White found mveral probe ✓ing of the big mid-winter Junior bating Society defeated their oppotures and will also have better coverthree dully meals are served. with
Mr.
Richie
described
the
scenes
which
he
had
witnessed
in
an
lems threatening in the near future. Clan weekend. Plans have been fors in two debates during the past ems The write-ups will all be dime Europe. the Nazi concentration camps, the starved Polish chit& all ...dents tobio, turns ot wait i~tg.
Though a make in tuition last spring
notsion won by different individual. on there will rev. one in live of whom is an orphan, and the thorough dentruc. the reel per student per renderee
mulated to hove dere night thews nn,,,„ In nnnt., cane the ,
erebled an across.the-reard increase
similarity
:
h
neset...se
,pta
loe;z1,
be
id
tion by the Nazis of all humane feet
h°"°°°" env
of fatuity eateries end allowed schol- on Friday night followed on Saturday given unanimously to Haverford by he "t.' Mule
in. in Polish citizen,
arships to be freed from outside work by the Junior Class formal dance. The a panel of three judges. In a third two.
FIghteen on Stag
'a" welters. the necessary addition to M•
The speaker
requirements, a further increase in band ism yet undetermined but Den. debate no decision was rendered.
elief
Fund
Returns'
"i"d
of such overwhelming need and ha.!dividuel yearly board would be WM.
The staff of the 1948 Record sons,stn
faculty salaries will be necessary to lel Hendon. rhairmsn of the dance
„it,
Ellis Singer and Hoyt Hickman of about eighteen ,notnionto.
b: Volunteer
prevent the laWering of one teaching
7d:
it
involve
"
•:
"Is nt7 cos "
committee, bi making final arrange. journeyed to Med.., N. J., to debate ing staff consists primarily of fee.aredoing
a
LI d"sfio}711d".
standards.
men
and
sophomores
with
the
final
meats with the help of Homer Klin., ,,
Bnwwwh°,7,,,C;11°,7:tb Drew Untveretty
Food, Pensions sad Plant
doing.
Europe
fears
that
the
United
With 15 automobile loads of cloth. States will pursue a materialistic pal.while the same number of meals from
Dr. White, detailing the firendel w ith, who is closing a contract abort. question was: Resolved, that there O.K. being gime by leek Herelwood.
The Senior section, of which Jim ing collected, with <Meg $3,000 in ley of nationalistic self-aggrandise- paid student waiter. would requite
situation, Mated, "We do not centres- ly for a toeedight 1..
1 manure.thould
retablished by the medical Buehler 10 in threes, fe newt,. eete- funds raked, both parts of the double- ment to the point • here war with $45.64 more teen] everk nor. In
plate sure further incr.. in tuition,
Following the tradition establIthe3 government a eystem dIwfreo medical
a wants
headed Haverford Emergency Relief Russia will become Inevitable. Should event that the College body
but we ere contemplating increases In lest yes, this year's class night ears. Defending the affirmative poet- pleted and will go to press soon. Ben
Collins is Dustman Manager. Dick Drive are reportedtbs their directors this seen, it will be the little people only one meal served daily, the con
prices et two other points." The gr.,
,
o.IBC ose
ntn_ o_ Lion, the Haverford team spoke-of the Johnson is the Art Editor, and as going well.
of central Europe who are once again foe the volunteer system will be
new
ac
board, mast be increased, H mice. prem.,.
necessity of reducing the cost of med• throughout the bruit there ere carica511.54 per academic year, as opposed
caught in the middle.
Clothier Still Needed
sFein begin retesting upwards The episodes and musical extravaganzas. 10.1 servant
„don
improve the tures which are drawn by Dave Butto $29.22 for hired student help.
Outlines Pacifist Stella
Minn.. on Page I
The elothire has been rellectedboth
This year's Junior Class in out to re- retie.' health.
The philosophy of a paeifist as he , Of the above quoted prices $10.20
triels
from Haverford students and, more
rein the clash night plaque won last
On Thursday. February 1?. Evan
recently. in a door-to-door drive looks at this disturbed state of the of earl, student's money under any
year, but competition is stiff with Jones and Walter Sellgsohn visited
among the neighbors of the College. world might be baled Wean three ob.' plan would be used ,e pay the two tu
NEWS Gets New Lookt
the campus of Solon Hall College itt
other classes in hot pursuit.
The carloads of donations are cent to eerratione. First. militarism. such as three additional kitchen help requirN. J.
upheld
the Revises Staff Organisation the Harm-ford FMende' Meeting the United Shoes seems intent upon ed for organization of waiters, attends
Clint. of this pre-spring freliewill South Orange,
of They
the world
governWith this is e, the NEWS begins Huse, where. explains James Miller, following, has never.proved an ode- ing to new reeks, et, Fore waiter
three Saturday night, March 4, in the ment question. Haverford emphasized
publication using a larger Pane and a head of the drive, the ladies of the quote means of safety for a major plan. also, further outlay would have
The college radio station, WHRC, dining hell. John Tychanich.
in charge the danger of atomic power and urged new method of operation. The remeeting make necessary repairs. The power throughout the history of the to be made for new chinaware and for
reeumed broadeffeting last Monday, of decorations, claims that those who she
of th,. o‘orol no,sorny vised format, in addition to offering
earmenna are then turned over to the world. Secondly, the theory of in.. certain structural changes. but the,
February 16, on a new mhedule. 'Toe attend the dance will be pleasrellY of the world eommunity.
new possibilities for a varied red American Friends' Service Committee vlduel disregard for society has Moe- cos. the odministration has agreed
Voice of Hreerford,° MN on yea dial. iturprhied. Tickets
go on sale for
• unsatisfoctory for insuring human to beer without changing Modem,'
Haverford played host on Friday to more Interesting nmke-up, will enable for direct channeling overseas.
will nowise heard eight hours a day. this sgrande agree" on Monday, Fre.
a team from Lehigh University. us to increase both !Macs and advt.
In the fund-raining portion of the happiness. The third alternative in tin,
from INF P. M. to Midnight
23.
the ....Hy for positive action based
Charles Senores. and Waiter Seliesure tising spare.
Relief Drive, more tree $3000 of
In addition to the extension of
defers led the neretive resit,. on
The
new
staff
organisation
replaces
$5.900 goal have been obtained thus
broadeeating time, many other Inaworld government innon.decision, the old system whereby a different fur, and approximately 51.800. in the ::::2%Ve"
,,
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„, `':̀„1:1
L
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prevenient. are planned. The station Chesterfield Appoints
Oregon style debate.
The Oregon Town Editor Wen in complete charge form of signed pledges are still to be hoe mt. been aerie.'" tried out as
hopei to have two studios soundproofSaner Representative
Style includes a period of cross-ream. of eath week's issue.
Remitter. turned in. The greater amount of the yet. and this theory would eliminate
ed end ready for nee in the near fu'nation
and
it
was
the
first
debate
the
of
pasnibility
News
Editors
of
subscribing
will
perform
to
specialised
miltThe Campus Merchendising Ithmoney is being given to the A.F.S.C.,
ture. The range of the station will
this type held at Haverford thie year. functions with the Editor-in-Chief in while the World Student Service Fond
reau, 55 West 42nd Street, New
also be interested to include the dorms
/hong. in the faculty ere rompersThe United glares is the country oonie
While Senesce skillfully ereikd any direct churge of every edition. The will re ''e 1500. end a like *mount is
ono noo.o0nto,
York. takes pleasure in announcing
which it hes been unable to reach in
ton, trio to
that Mr. Joseph W. Sever, Jr., '50, positive commitment under cross... adventures of this set-up are that to pe to the Philadelphia Community most feared abroad and the 711024 fearthe paid and the faculty homes.
begun his sobbatimil have,
ful
amination.
within.
The
the
future
affirmative
of
the
admitted
world
tont,
greater
tint..e now r000nt, ototon,
staff
efficiency
and
greater
ono
Chest.
ht
been
appointed
to
sneered
Mr.
There has been a reorrenization of
rests
in
its
hands.
It
is
sip
to
Amer.
„ono,
that
0n
consenres
onnwno
0000too
of
the
governed
ontottin,„
in
a
continuity
will
be
obtained.
Aid for Tubingen
the existing radio thews. and with the John Hoopes, Jr., as Haverford rep.
en to see that it exeritnee intelfigerit ito,nn
prerequisite of government and eonA, in the past the NEWS welcomes
addition of new shows the station reeentative for the Liggett & MyA relatively small portion of the
enderehm, end this leadership le
leered their inability to establinh the suggestion, and criticisms from evers Taboo. Company.
Post on &Ahearn]
hopes to achieve near pref.:edema
whole. $500, was earmsrked by donor.
truly effective when it is directed nue
°defence of such consensas.
eryone.
quality. Better.coverage of campus
for specific relief agencies, such am
Levi Arnold Poss Profsssor of
ward rosin of interretiorel gondwil
and world news can be expected, InCARE, the Red Cross. and , Church
Greek. hos gone on sohbotwal leave.
end
brotherhood
Essentially
the
pu.
cluding wire direarehes from The New
World Service. A spreial request is
He has been denwentovil by the UMdist believe, that the world must deYork Times, at SAM every night.
being made to the A.F.S.C. faisid to a
ver.Ity of Calif..it l3
til.•
lide between a life of mechanistie
The meinstay of the elation will
Sethsr Lecture-+h„ real
the University of Tubingen, Germany. notritnn
.rkelts
i mon, and he, for „,.
still be its dim jockey thaws. These,
which. !seeress of student and /realty
Cultf
to
.
risk
his
life
for
the
triumph
thnes for banding together
BY KENNETH M. MOSER
however, will be of a better quality,
The Deperthart o r Esmond,
fel- Merion and Denbigh Halls, at Bryn ronneetions, has a close relationthip oto, nindiootinn
li
tt, notor.
There are /ow who would deny the low timid souls fare mutual invasion Mawr, and the Barelsymen. of our with Haverford.
end there will be a dependable schedbeen strengths...4
the rohlitio
ule of elastics! musk dethsg the stu- veracity of that time-worn statement of a nereby movie—or for the intik College. From our vantage-Paint be'
Wank, H. Cadbury, chairman of
James Street a- A—txtant Prete Zet
out of the mouths of babes eft-times oldest inspection of various types of hind the juke box, we observed it to the drive for funds. has termed it thus
ying hours from 7:30 to 9:00.
WRFC is planning to work to alas- springs the truth." Indeed; we hove lifeless volumes,
be a rehire:OW recces.. Perhaps In aithe "overwhelming auttees" and
rrl bin B. A .
.
conjunrcion with WBMC, the Bryn recent example of just how true his.
future renewals of this dense, the Orange, a part of this suet.as to the
"And Whet to That?" '
Mawr Motion. Thin co-operation ie Of course, the ward "babes" in used
It has not been unusual for them Bor. Mawr "'wort" room," where lb° ystem of monthly pledges which has
xpected to lend'more life to both or- here In the vernacular. its meaning to Bet to the point
Mince
wan
held,
will
begin
to
corn
the
its
been
used
"The
pledge
spawn."
he
er of Pennsylvania'''
.
Univsity
""
where. when conJohn Ersione. celebrated author and.
ganisations. Already live phone end in this usage being "young ladies.. fronted by someone
eye, "hue aided immeasurably In the
New Chemist, thiamine,
with obelus, devi- th„
L° a hit hater ' '
ro,00to of t he
lee jockey elbows have been planned And in thierese, it is the young Indict atiore from the pattern set down for
greatest possible edscritor. will give the annual Shia
Another pertrament faculty inembes
°ut lel le give you the word on
hr Lecture In Roberts Han at 8.15, who hue brew teaching this terei i
with the girls, Thie ortmnireliwit the of Bryn Mawr to whom we refer. The the mate half, they turned quizzically just bow the whole thing le being run.
P M., Friday, Feb. 20. He will speak jot, Theodore go„rey, P.
argent on campus, le still welcoming trete which sprang from them wee to anyone at hand
with the question, Keell week, certain dormitories front
no "Journals and Blogrephies ,---The D.. London University. SI, Ihinfos
new members who ere Interested In that there has been a great lack of "And what, pray
math rehrel will be selected and am
tell. is that?.
C. G. Meeting
inner Life and The Outer.°
ireetine, announcing, engineering.. opportunity.for the girls of B. M. C.
I will nerve as Instructor In Chemist's.
On the other bond, those who were taus posted as to when and where the
ny other job connected with the sta- to meet Haverford men lend v
Then those
An entinent writer of both talon'. A course In intetnational Relations Is
The Intercollegiate Conference
endowed with nature's gift for mak- donee will take place.
versa, to be meals At last it seem.
tion.
ietion, Mr- Erskine tries to being peen by Philip Ernest Jacob,
Wieaa" evening and °
on Government (ICC) will mess • • end nemf
ing friends end influencing them found who wowt
something is being done.
roved
"more
of
the
in
to
gel"
need
.d
less
Leeturer
in Government. Mr. Jacob,
plitholdphia this year April
themselves in the enviable position of °t."
meet
Freshmen Dance Ineffective
hie themselves to the appointed
The tatferenee will tete ,,,- of the outer life"'n hie books. Among of the University of Pennsylvania,
st
o
r,f
C. Prone but
Cope Fellowship
In the past, there has been but one hwtiblicnhgneolin,h000
his literary works am "The Private will he a part-time faculty member.
of
form of o natiernd politleal
Live : 1
-thbere"P
s:o7ld
'dbeth170.:He-F
m7rme
Applications for the Clementine opportunity for the freshmen of the imbalanee is an
lion sod it will function in • mss• Life of Helen of Troy," "The Human He received his B. A. at Yale Ilan's,
natural Onoet.,'
o 'tot, been 000tontne than Mired.' eIense for not attend.
co. Fellownbip must be in the two echrels to meet, this being the
ner similar to that of the moor Life of Jesus." and, most recently, oily, his M. A. at the 13, of P. and his
ea beund roe
"The Memory of Certain Persons.° an Ph. D. at Princeton University. •
bands of the President of the Col. renuel.freshmandanee. The Metter- manor or later. Howie is later and fnR Haverford functions; end "Gee, I
national. creventiorm.
deemsu
of
this
affair
as
c
medium
of
don't know anybody to enk" should beNorman Wilson has temporarily relege before Berth 1, mremrenied
it is on the wet to being overcome.
All students interested In taking autobiography.
come a disappearing phrase around
Mr. Erskine is also distinguished as placed Otto Rants In the Engineering
by whatever statement of extra• Introduetion has been sUrpeesed only
part
in
either
the
APril
meeting
or
Dante Wire 1.reuriated
Imre.
attieities the candidate by the number of Jokes and stories
the regional warns-up to be heti in an Erelish profiler, concert pianist, Department. Mr. Rentz will be on
Nat have grown Op about it
The mechanism which has been act
We take our hat off and make a
and
lecturer.
An
expert
madden,
he
Imre
and expects to trek, a tour of
remildere relevant.
Philadelphia an Much 1tt (or b , th)
The more timid souls, and they are up is n series of dances between the deep bow to all those who had • band
le a former president of the Mims! the- West.
Candidates for the award fen
should see Stephen
the
School of Made. A noted educator, Professor of Economics Frank Yet1943-49 are referred to p.113 of the In the vast majority on both sides of two schools, probably one each week, In the planning of this •reenrement
chairman of the liftreggord
detestacurrent Catalorue for the atat Ninon t the sexual fence, have failed to make during this present semester and per- It is something than has been needed
tion, tome time thbejentglr, , watch he was largely responeible for the ter has halt the College to take n poThis pant for a long while. As a remota mailer
of the revised terms under *hick any meetings of Import at !hie dance. haps remeeterado-come.
the CSA builetinhoten$0 farther put-annistico educational program slOon with Northwestern University.
From teen on, for them Friday end Friday night the inaugural party took ones add In the heat of battle "Damn
which sent American tiddlers to for- Pssi3r Teal has become the heed
the Felidwehip will be roninted.•
.
announcement..
Satunlay nights have beret. the place betweed the young ladies Of your banhfulness, full speed ahead!"
etre universities after World Wee
of he Econorrilea Department,
Richie Sees World's Future
Hope in Brotherhood Spirit ;7:,;;,::"'„,=„u",,d7„;7,.
'";7;;::
Junior Class Plans Debaters Victorious
An MI-Out Weekend In Two Verbal Jousts differen.
R
Topping $3,000 Mark A
WHRC Plans Change
In Hours and Shows
Second Term Brings
Few Faculty Shifts
Socially Anxious Bryn Mawr Gals Meet Shy 'Fordians
Who Shake Off Obscurity in New Rumpus Room Series
Erskine to Present
ShipleyLectureHere
i.
by
WeduesdaY, February 18, 1948"
HAVERFORD NEWS
PAGE' Two.,
interest groups to combine every tsar year. in order to elect a president,
leaves no' alternative. The formetion of a third party therefore emmt be
considered min challenge to the arem, but must be viewed as a rpeponse
to the failure of the two existing parties to prorate the means d mar,
l'01,401_0 frafal0RV 11-, 1909
Mon to all centending 'interest gr.pa•
i'ilitor--(3-torge L. Raft
A party achieves a per.t of power when a majority of interest
groups combine under eta Isederahip. Such combination is timed either op
W. Nanci.
•
IIsoind..J. MaoogroWillion la:Warner
common interest es norm other cohesive principle. In 11460 the Republican
J.
Oppenheimer,
II.
Robert
Lasday.
John
A.
Viteilo.
Moo, lidifrr.-Nlartin
Party united western agriculture and northern business and imilaryathainet
real-no. l ,Oor-Kenneth M. Moser
the southern planter. The ceheeion was affected, not theme, common inAtao,ei thliten-William K. Carbon
tereet, but by the strong stirring of the Paotestant conscience. is 1812 and
Neel Aoorialre-Gordon Baldwin, Allan Brick, ..ffacal Dennis.. Ken, 7016 the Democrats united the southern planter and his political following,
cells Dolbw, Willard flans., Maid Kenowica, Robert Kunkel, 3sume the inhebitanta of the northern cities, and the wratem tamer under the
Milne, I Iowan' O'Neill. William Pcifcr, William &niche, Wall, Sei- banner of refram and peace. The Repalieane agein effected • some of
;paw
farm add factory in 11120 on the basis of the isolationism of normalcy. The
aparval /Sim ,,f -Ilion G. Flood
call of recovery and rearm brought the southerner. the northern worker,
A ■ 400541 Spur, Efaia-llavid E. Philips
and the wester. earner together again in the Demers. fold.
Spar. .lantiefia-Drrw Orman John Doane, Spcnscr Hand, Donald HarDuring the New Deal era it became evident that the old et-chime' dalThan,. Stare.
alone were breaking down; and, since the death of President Remivell, the
Ouneall Wood, A. Mead Sniffer)
▪
.•
breakup of the coalition hes become all too obvious.
11_,,,,,,a-john T. Acton
The Democratic Party is now coetrotled by the southerners and the
iale-Clude, II. Criaith
, P.. „ ,
Republican Pare by cannel. As a result the poor farmer and labor have
t a, La• Mrearer-Jowpii I. atamort Jr.
Neither party h. enunciated a great
e
noinmate for political1 expselon.
cohesive principle that could draw these groups into its fold.. Since these
!„all 0,i loraireol College. Joaki) anousboof Ito two major groilp9 CatlitOt remain politically Inarticulate, the formation of
Ardonor Printing Cowpony, el Rifler, a third party has 'weenie Inevitable. Th. Mr. Wallace's &Mean to run is
160, Nootol
.,. Olor,..,Iolmoro,
not ett.y be.,on a realistic appreciation of political trends, but it is little
historical necemity. If
oh
wall, at do. Ardnoorr. Po..Poot Pit it, omit, An more than en acneieeoence In Ike requirements of
hio party can survive until alter 1962. we will proliebly net the disintegra(„earn.., Anguir 24. 1e12.
tion red absorption of one of the older parties, and again•tbere will be only
two parties wiring for our ellegiame.
It remains for us to consider whether the formation of a third poets,
will Ion the ineuguration of a reationary administration in late. It can
111 its kb: issue. :thirst forty years awhile College Weekly be stated eetegorically that no administration can afford to follow en exforernmwr oi the NEWS, stated that its policy would be "to-pub- teemst ouncy when faced with a restive organises' opposition. To do so
lish 1111 rollege happenings of interest ins fair, impartial way ... would mean defeat at the next election. Whenever a third party movement
hm appear.' on the scene, the major parties were loaned W Mat their proto des clop inure cooperation between the alumni, undergradu- grams in order to reestablish the consensus upon which all government
ates, istid friends of Haverford College ... tO foster andlassist rests. A well-organised, Progressive third party in indeed our hoer .ner.
any activity which will work to the betterment of the college." mice of a moderate policy.
Wallase's candidacy ran be debated on helerits recording to one's
Thin, in general. expresses the aim of the NEWS as it begins
Publication under a new editorial board and with a new plan of political predilections. There can be no deb.., however, concerning the
nmessis and wiedoin of ffirming a third party.
operation. It will he our function to present an objective picture
WALTER I. SELIGSOHN
of the college community. to provide an outlet for student opinion, And lo work be the welfare of Haverford with the considerCrow 's Nest
ation of its beat interests as our guide.
As in the past, the NEWS will present editorial comment on
ThM column hes traditionally Mitred an outlet for an usually Irmo
oil inrall, which the editorial staff feels are important to the col- sated imagination, creative fancy and, at leant. in theory, our sense of
lege as a whole. The bulk of such comment will pertain to mat- humor. But now that exams are over and disheartening reports of our
ters directly concerned with the college community. But at the turf entrance of them have come drifting back, none of ea feels particularly
time we are famed With the realization that conditions today funny. Conacquently, we've convinced ourselves that here's • perfect exare far too chaotic to justify our standing aloof from the affairs u ec for sitting hack, scanning the columns of other college newel/Mee., nod
being content to pea on to our readers a few ateresting maraca written
of the world and side. Connotetently, we will feel free. within the hers and them when the sordid facts of academic life were not exerting
bound, of good taste. lo assert our opinions on any subject of their inhibitory effect.
interest to the Harerford student body.
Right away we think of an lam mita).
Peet" that originally
A frer and uncensored newspaper, the NEWS will exercise appeared in the Loyola College Greyhound. Sam then its been stolen by
8 its privilcuy of critiataing anything, at any time. A sense of xt least four other publications-a now sign that it must be funny., Heave,
wi sprint parts el it here.
di es;
ion with the status quo is a malady to be found wherQ.-la sauce mined or ladled from a gravy boat? If a ladle is used,
ever college students congregate. We firmly believe that some why dos, the hoot have a spout?
A.-The gram should be eirioualy dumped from the beat In scarce
degree of revolt is a natural and inevitable stage in the development of the individual. Thus, we shall feel under no compulsion to mar other queetiom let me assure am that all liman should have spouts.
This allows for tbe smoke from the engine recce to go armishere. km
mu-selves
to force
completely into the mould established by the should do
conventions which surround us, and shall consider ourselves al
Q.-Can you blow on your soup to cool it on
liberty to offer advice wherever and Whenever we please regardA.-Yea one do that or add mid oaten Either is perntiaible. 1 see-gess yea stuff your month with are cubes, stand back from the able and'
lean of our qualifications to do so.
In addition to its primary function of presenting all news •really let go with winery blasts ....
Q.-When being introduced as a deb, should you try eo .breathe
of interest to those with a concern for the activities and ideas of
if three sac.ds or four seconds? Please answer soon as I am esHaverford the NEWS will pay an increasing amount of atten- p.-ie.-Mg difficulty in holding or breath smting for your answer.
tion to welters of interest to college students-aspecially itea, •
A.-Yee are, no doubt a sweetchild. - .But roe are bating life too
of other colleges--but nol treated by other media usually avail- seriusly,
(j.-I, it minim., to taw toothpicks?
able on compels. 'Phis .11011. a deviation from the NEWS' pracI- Is all depends en
yen want to use them for. 1 wouldn't fa.
tice ill former years, in made possible through the increased size Lava to prop or the diningwhet
room table with then. However, if you dipped
of our iww format,
them into sulphur. you might he able to use them an witches. that Is If you
Continuing the firm belief in a well-rounded college pro- 'struck them right.
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gram, the NEWS will support campus activities, athletics and
And then there's the obi saw exhumed by a thiffinnist ue the Sag of
student government. We fee/ that the degree of self-governthe
Otmeser,
a
publication
of
the
Newark
Colleges of Rotgeeo University.
ment enjoyed by the students of Haverford today can be attribHaunted by the thought that a Chemistry exam us.11y requires a chemimt
uted to the efforts of countless undergraduates in former years analysis of as least
a one element• he submit, this one. In was you haven't
who consistently demonstrated .their capacity to act with ma- heard it, hero it is •Elemea-Waman; floramenee: Found wherever men
turity :Mil discretion. The Honor System is the product of their exist and seldom in the free state: Pls..] Propertlea-lt appears is nil
labor. 'Phu NEWS, then, recognizes its responsibility to the colors, sixes, shapes and alma. It ieusually found in diaguieed coadition.
alumni as well as to the student body to devote itself to preserv- Conecovemd with metope. material. It may Seese in u M.met Melts
when properly seated and is very bitter when misused. It turns green
ing the Honor System as it exists today from the assaults of a when placed beside a mute handsome specimen ... Caution-Highly cal.
row iniaguided
and places itself squarely behind all .sive c
in inexperienced hands; Chemical Progenies-It is very atty.moves directed toward ateengthenina and extending the System. It maims. a great affinity for gold, edam, platinum. or anYthing of cake.
Finaliy, more than cyan before, the NEWS will seek to en- Violent action mess when left alone. It sometimes Will yield to pressure.
It in undissolved by liquids
Cell rare Ihr develulaileul of a more constructive college spirit. with spit-Rua. liataiOlite , but activity is greatly stimilated by truth:writ
Spirit. as she :WO i1. wow for beyond the external, mechanical acts
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e cheering 01 football games. In f4e broader applications, it
Mom Haverford inen will hell little didieday in sympathising with
is 0 pride iu Ilaverford, a eonssitaWalea. of our role ad a part otudents at Moss. University whose fund problem gave rim' to s Suomi.
dt its hh. and an increased sense of responsibility for its Well- paregraph ill the Collegian, ..Referring to the proper use of a suggestion
being. The purpose of directing otirselves toward such a goal is box'n their dining rum, they state that constructive criticism is desired,
Weil mere /lemmata, remarks such as 'the food
nut 1.1 inculcate a feeling Of mum.. pr superiority on the part
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of Flovertord ondergradontes. On the contrary, we believe that
:tusking of constractive critielmh we can't help thinking at the
a heightened consciousness of our identity with Haverford will Swarthmore Phoenix, edam editorial staff in infused with a pessionatp lam
11,
,4 in a more critical outlook With regard to its functions, a for Wirer, and healthy revolution... This interest in criticising imperfect
condition, at Swarthmore led lust year to an editorini discussing the spirit
ki•unor doxirr to work for its improvement. and an increased in- 07
revolt prevalent on college cumpoea - velimention with generally dc',rest is tit
ialviuthiges with greater effectiveness. Ill cepted Inures and Ideologic?' is the way they pat it to this editorial cue
1. , quo c the above-mentioned editorial in the first what the Phoenix insists Is a bona fide quotation from tha mien enforced
is
of the I 'allege Weekly, we wink to "make the greater Hay- in 1856 in South Hadley Seminary, predecessor plat..int Holyoke:
. rford n better ilavorford."
Wen member of this school is expected to have any male acquaint.re
mimes they are retired miselenariee or agents of some benevolent society.
"No member of thin school shall devote more than one hour each week
AcroSs the Desk
to miscellanea. reading. The ATLANTIC ,MONTHLY. Shakespeare.,
p.• L..,
daa af Henry %Collett excite, men to strung eartieunship, Saba easels. ailabinson Cream,- and immoral.... am attletty fistraid•
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kii
the Aire 1.1-Proaident has naturally celled forth much den. 'Ile ROSTON RECORDER. MISSIONARY HER,1111, and Weellieg..xis itil
h• manta. In port it has been of the usual variety: the an'e Farewell Address are earnestly reepramended for 'beat reading!'
p e. el the
lac held up to public scrutiny and he is alternately
. These, accenting to the Ph..., are the regiilatione Mount Holyoke
,aril
0.1
and eandemned as the devil incarnate. In part, girls dated at in 11138. in case Havarfordians wonder what Swarthmore
•.arved, iptehe wave, leis held the attention of the electorate, and tho' end the Phoenix chafe at In 1948. we reprint beloiv esejerpte from n forthraelien
.lie. dd■oc,.. tleaRion to run on a third party ticket has been eight aditerel which appeared in its issue of.Jamary 113:
as rely mu-hewed,
• Our into response to reading the Kinsey Report was to write u
The po,tane distrust of third-party' nravententa itefa, of the greatest blistering editorial], quoting devastating radiates on the amount of sexual
Pia nudes that Mt. Wallace w12 hdve to surmount. The' two putty system getivity of the college male, and to call on the administration to ace the
realities
of the aituation by p
- roviding more adequate facials, on the camica Ameiroll traiition and as seen evokes strong loyalty. Mr. Wallace
wily he s ...pone the antagonism that meets any challenge of the tra- eras for sexual expression by the student body ...
' '17m administration R put into a difficult position.. this as in many
ditional . Huey ulnas sub.-Be to toe belle( that the present nautical situaother
question
of
the
'policy;
thoy must mediate batsmen the conflicting
tion look, the fermatien or a third Party PerretdarlY ie•dolesiblei They
enntendhamt the resultant division of the Interal voting strdeth will in- metal forces of the students and of the other groups concerned with the
their difficulty by insisting on
crease the chem. of lowest of a reactionary candidate. This controversy, college .. - We to not intend to
then, may he profitably examined in the light of the hidery of the two decisive public action. We de think that the adminharalon can best Perperty system and of the political forces active on the American mane today: form its functions and win the respect of the student body by taking qulet
In the field of maul behavior is terms of the realities revealed by
The see party eratem in the inevitable consequence not of the cOnlfacifs action
the Klima Report."
will of the electorate, but of the essential natere of oar pendent biotite-It's remarkable what a hundred years omdo.
lions. The preeidentiel mama, wkeh fele. the =shinede of competing
HAVERFORD NEWS
sp.* Edih,-J.eph
Setting Our Sights
ALUMNI NEWS
Akintni Notes
flaverford Alumnus
house at 16 Jervis Place, Lynbosk,
111044
Dr. .Jolin A. Leder, arominrat Lens Oland, into which he and tdra
Upholds Alma Mater Quaker
educator of Way*, Penna., Coops and the dhadren moved on .
one elected es trim* of Maglebraqk teniCiry 1.
Scheel, -Deerfield, Mem hie bra a Hera8. Tiffiltingten. DI k nova in
the act -al department of the John
Haverford College wan represented background -re teacidog and
by Charles to S. Thaler, Sr., '55, at el guidance. Mr. Leiter nag taught wampek Life Insaranee ConnomY in
an Dpee Fowl at the University ef at the William Fenn Charter School Bast., Masa.
4937
Tampa, Tampa. Florida, eerie thin of Germantown, Perigee., and ff. Se8.media In a tether to Alumni Secre- ty-ala years was on the *ea
Brydea Hardier Hyde. ca-87, hoc
,Y
tary Bennett S. Cooper who had in- The Hill Scheel, Pottstown, Penna., recently became engaged os Mien DI,
vited Tingley to attend as Haverford's where he was hind of the English arm Caroline Smith, daughter Of Mr. •
'justice and MO. Allan C. Smith, of
repreacffiative, the latter describee the Department
Accra. Gad Cata, British West Affora., held under the awakes of
1906
Distr.. 3 of the American Alumni De. Henry Pleasant. Jr„ is the rica mod Pagel Weed. ffiergooda.
Council and devoted to a discanion of author of en article entitled ••The Stephen C. Cary. Marnbei of ills
"The Making of a Good Alumnus." Battle of Paoli,in the January Mee amaanan, Mends Setjace Committee,
Events which marred at the foram of the Panedaria Maseeine at die- was tine stieffiluMeS. at the Mane
can best be expressed by mean. tary and IffitaraphY. the aohlkatioo Sondes Beenittest Clob et Trinity
from Tinglm"s attar to 14e. Cooper. of the dederlial Society of Pen.y/- Episcopal Church at MOOreaVORP.
N. J. on ;snort 21. His tope woe
..I am afraid that the discussion Mt Muds.
"Social- Problems of Poll Wai
1917
off the track. We seemed to abeds
get around to what made . proud Dewitt C. Clement is now assistant
IVO
of our APma Mater. In fact. Us one malinger of the domestic •remmerce
fern or slather, that wan the theme bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Hanford Benders. married Mien
Sore Cook in June, 1946. He alms
sang of the entire evening. Dr. Vie of Philadelphia.
to
get
his
Ph.
It
in Compareffive Lit•
1918
Davis, Alumni Secretary of the University of Tennessee, was our mod- Alfred j. Townsend represented erature next yeas. His home addrem
is
407a
East
Rosemary
St., Chapel
Ilaverfoyd
at
the
amffitration
of
erator. He would propound a eitestion and then oak about twenty or Earle Taste Hawkins ea president of Hill. N. C.
thirty. at'randem, to give their an- State Teachers College at Towson, Charles K. Peters, of Lanadownr,
has been admitted to the DeLaware
swers. He bit me in the first one Md., an January 17.
County Bev. He had meek:m.1y host
1974
widen mist 'What service of your institution are you the proudest of!' Dr. Gaylord P. Hornell, director of at..ed to practice before the State
niece two ereviona +remora had brag- the Dep.-intent of 'hydra at the Simeon Come, and is amacieted with
ged of she record of the alumni in the University of Pen.ylverta, has hest the office of Lute, FroneSeld, Warner
last war I felt that I should present appointed to the newly created Mary and Bryant Is Media. His hems adanother side of the picture, no I re- Amanda Wood their of phynira et the dress is 401 South Lansdowne Ave.
1941
piled that it was the Leaderahip and university. This profeseorsha was
service of oar faculty, alumni and established from the estate of the Ian J. Brace Switrert who is emocated
students in a great organisation dedi- damns L Weed is memory of his with the McCann-Dricksen Corcoran., advertising Ire, has ...11,15
cated to service to humanity and the mother.
been transferred from Regent Col.
.1910
'ellevistion of human a suffering
throughout the world. I added tha t Franklin 0. Curtis has been elected limb. to Cuba. Hie address is 0/4
that organized. had just recd./. president of the'Go-ordinating Conn- McCann-Erickson Cornered., Japerthe Nobel Peace Prise for that cork mil of Baltimore Public school Parent- tado 0$58, Hama, Cube.
mentioned no names but one lady in Teacher Orsenizatiens. He recently R. Brae Hawley received hie Ph.D.
eat up hie ownineurance away. degree in American Hider/ from the
the front row unwed armed and
Olaverford."
Portia and Diggs, at 326 St. Peel State University of Iowa on JA114.5'
M. He is now maintain prate.or of
Place is Baltimore.
Tingley was married on October
hietory at Weatern Illinois Sate
1227
1944 to
Shirley Dent: of BrookTeachers Collage and 'tc living at 801
len. N. if„ and is the proud father of Dr. John R. teeth, Jr., rm./Senn.' North Lafayette Street, Macomb, HHaverford
at
the
inauguratics
of
two children, George Frederick Tingamra
ley, born August le, 1840 and Jane John Wilkinson Taylor as President Er. and Mrs. A. Franklin Ingib. of
Taylor -Tingley, barn December 9, of the Unlvereity of Louisville and
Washington, announce the birth of a
at
Usc
sessesieretennlal
celebration
of
Iffila He in retired after many years
son, Richard bffill. en Deeena. 20In the construction and insurance bus. the founding of the university on
Their home address in 161 Danbury
ince. They am living at 2332 0th February 9 reed tel at Leeisville, 436 St., S. W., Washington, D. C.
1941
Ave. North, St.retoraburg 6, Florida.
1943
Reverend George R. Edgar has been
Bradlhy ithad is in government
selected as a Cede/it commingioner to
in Europe rawam he aapeeta
the Presbyterian General Amembly
to be for another Year. His address
Seattle. Weehinglara, ie 141.- an recanny participated in a connatudig Is Office of Perseanel Carer. olt.cus,
...ice in the Cheltenham tjigh APO 742. eto Postmaster, N. Y.
11145
AMR J. Mengert, '16, o retired at- Sch.l commetnoratied the fifth antorney, died suddenly on January 27, nlvereary ef the drowning of the Ther Lois Virginia 4.41.4 M. A., '45. was
1948, in Gererantovni Hospital. He was chaplains who gam away atheir lite- affietty parried to -11r. Witham M.
62.
dairies Stant:so, Jr.. el Akron. Ohio, The
belts 1.0 servicemen en
mrasony took place in the Friends
Mr. Mengert, who Hoed at 7213 troopship.
ideiglaprOcrod ' Center, Darmstadt,
hereon sta Mt. Airy, Penna., was
lean
asecr
with the law firm of Mont- Dr. Daniel P. Cooper, J, a Mem- Germany. Both the bride and groom
"ornery, McCraeken, Walker and ber of the Gerken Department at have been modee with the American
Rhoads, 1420 Chestnut et., for mom Brooklyn College, recently perchased Fiterida Service Committee in France
and Germany for the past two years.
than 20 years.
They will remain in nornaotOAL until
He received Kin H.A. degree free.
next spring in charger the work at
Harvard University in 1517. He enthe Nabraboritood Cantor.
tered the army during World War I
Callrin Young was recently maand served as R .ptain. He returned
rled to Miss Frage. I...wise Caldwell
to study law at Harvard and woe
in
Wffibrook pendular. Church,
Henry
J.
(Whitey,
chairman
of
the
graduated from its Law School in
Iffia
American Friends Service Committee, italtimere, /dd.
1946
Mengert was actiye as an an- gave an Illustrated talk en his exli
deep-tigate
at Hendon' College and perience. Cr Code, Norway. at the an- Jgma F. 801er ben recently *emotme of the most brilliant men in his n.' meeting of the Friends Social ed • position with the Provident Mutad
Life
Ineeranee
thawed is Phillam In hie junior year he was Union in the Race Street Meeting
etrete,' class pr.ident wawa. Muted House in Phildelphia on January 30. rlelphio. He is in the publications
also to Phi Beta Kappa. He was od- Mr, Cadbury went to Oslo in Do• Metim of the agenty deffiriment.
1047
tor-in-chief of the Class Amosd in tetnner to accept for the American
his maim year and was awarded the Friondo Service Committee the Nobel Dale B. Ride has moved te 309
Riverside prise, Apt 7-B, New York
Clementine Co. Fellowship.
the
Peace Award. win. Maly 10
bia is connected with the
An active member of the Union Quakers in ffitglend and America for D. 16.
Mooring concern W. R. Cram &
[man and the Philadelphia Cricket their work for peace.
Club, Mr. Mengert also nerved for six Members of the [akin decided to Conant%
years on the board of managera of forego their annual dinner in Bonner.
Haverford College as alumni Mira- don with the meeting this year and
[tentative.
cootributed the estimated cads to the
Surviving are his wife, Mauer, and Servica Committee One raconstruetion
a daughter, Mary. interment wits in work abroad. In the absence of John
Washington, D. C.
W. Eason, prentdent of Swarthmore
College and President of the Union, 'William Henry chembeille '17 ie
Harold Evans, 'ay. vim-president, the author of an article entitled
"Communism, Heir of Fascism.' In the
presided.
Cadbury described the work of the Pebruard 3 issue of Leek 'Magas..
selection committee, told of . the mono In the article he pelts out what lie
believes are the nimilait1. between
Hebert' Ea.Hpeht, Jr., 11, of 3309 interesting and prominent people who Cohummism and Fmcietn.
Juniper reed, Baltimore, Ed,, Nos were present when the sword
•Prom 1022 Le 1934, Chamberlin plbeenraWarded a junior fellowship in made, and pointed out the challenge aided in bramie as
!Dream oorerePeadclassical Midia at the American which bits been presented to the Serv- ret. for the "Christien
Sclonm Mauice
Committee
and
to
all
Friend.,
beAcademy in Rena.
hoe' Alter Russia, be was a Mohlter
Closed daring the war years, the cause of their select:an us recipients in the Per East and Fringe.
Academy will reopen in October of of the peeve prize.
Chamberlin began his newaaper
this year. The Fellowship Is for one
career in 19E7 an mislaant to HeyYear, with a possibility of renewal. Professor of Medicine at
wood Bmwsbook editor for the New
Its value is atyroxitnetela *VW.
Wisconsin Swcuniths at 73 York Tribune.
Haverford has close connections
with the Academy. fellowships having Dr. Joseph S. Evans, '55, Emeritus
been held by dices ether graduates. Professor of Healable at the UnimrProfessor LoPkwood has acted as di- eity of Wisconsin, died February 6. PrOwN 007, Passes Aibf4Y;
rector of the Gamiest Selma" and 1048. He was 73.
Former Company Chief
Professor Comfort is Secretsty of the Born in Writ Chester, Penna., Ds.
Advisory Council to the CISSAkal Evans received degrees from Haver- ...Arthur Emhart Brown. former PrsPSal 1
ford College and the University of Meat of Brown end Bailey Co., died
While in c.olege, during the sum- Penneylvania, where he taught tram lanuarY.,21 in Chestnut Hill Hosmer months. Er. Hecht '[tended the 1002 to 1909. He went to Wisconsin pital. He was 62.
Univereity • of Zurich. After hie in. 1910 as an imatructer of clinical Mr. Brown, who lived at 7904 Lkgraduation in 1941, he served in the medicine and woo named Peofeemz of .. Dries, Chestnut Hill, graduated
Nary, leaving . a lieutenant senior Medicine in 1934. A deter, Mrs. R. tram Haverford in 1007. He 71411
grade, and is now sauteeing at the M. Scott, of Went Chester, Penn., Malabar of the Coulter Street Meeting of the Society of Friends.
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survives.
University of Zurich.
At Alumni Council
Prominent Attorney
Succumbs Suddenly
Experiences -in Oslo
Relayed to Friends
T.
Chamberlin Author
Of Article in 'Look'
American Academy
Awards Fellowship
Weelpetielay,
Febetiary 15, 1948
HAVERFORD NEWS
Basketball Team Drops Pair
To Swarthmore and Dickinson
SPORTS IC-RAPPER
On This and That
With the nightmarish "death'
peeled of finula overland forgotten
114rereford ...By squads awing back
Into foil action this week. In the next
few day., Ford folthiwers will have a
chance to see all three of the major
Garnet Sews Up Contest Haverford Beaten, 88-42
With 34-Point 'Final Ralf; By Dickinson's Courinten;
T,oltin Injures Shoulder S. Colman Nets 14 Points
On Wednmday night, FebreerY
Menlo The courireen meet P. M. G.
/1, a fat, :smooth. 1511aq...ties
sod Drexel, the fencinje squad ere.es
Sathrthmere basketball team trounced
foils with Temple U., and the mat- a hard-fighting but hapless Haverford
suen engage faublenberte and Dela- team on the Garnet court, 66-41. The
ame wee closely eon-Wired the...bWare.
ut the One half. The Swarthmore
Tomorrow night, the P. M. C. bee- versify held a meagre 27 to 24
lead
holing! Pee. beetle. Haverford in a at the midway meek. However, en
Middle Atlaalk auks league Omsk Injury to the Fords' pepper-pot ogee.
sive ace Sol Tollin at the close of the
here et Haverforel In their kW teethfirst half paved the way for the dehag, the Dochertymee look a elmr de.
luge of Swarthmore boakets all
deter by a 30-02 went Since thee through the mcond
half.
the Cadet', have been the hon.1 ball
Swarthmore Ted., Lead
fob inthe league. pickier up 5 gases
Swarthmore opened up the some
in the win oilman while loving
with a ewpoint outburst before Tollin
one. Last Saturday. the visitant ad. sank a foul to break the ice for Ha,
and trouncing to the erford. The GMT. Wain led by big
ministered •
Swarthmore ball club. 'Ilk "an 80-46 Jim Reilly, who was high scorer for
the night with 21 point, and Dick
Artery. P. M. C. feeturen • hiek- Cry., who
used a one-handed puck
scoria. store, led by Bob Marto
shot with a devastating effect, ran the
Dick higher. and Chips Marsnage.
mom to 17.11. At this point the Ford
Marta, who will probabty wear No 13
team Mood its most determined rally
tomorrow night, reeked up 24 markof the evening.
Herold Whjtcornb
ers in his last tneeti00 with the Feeds
gained control of the backboards and
and new boasts a 10-peed per game
at the same time flashed his old dead•
average. A entail fellow. Marta tally -.hombre eye. so he caged them
lies moo of his pelt. on Minter layb.keta in fair trim from the floor.
shots. 1ngber sod Msrgavage,
.
Tollin and Frank Kennedy played
playing at forward and renter reaft over the floor stealing the ball and
spectively. mob have scored *beet 10
intereeptieg passes. As the end of
P.M. Per game.
the half nearedhe tempo of play
On Saturday the Ford five battles grew even hotter. At one time Chuck
Drexel at Itaverfold. Although the Basler lay prostrate under the
Engineers have won only 4 games in Swartbmom basket for fully 80 me13 tries, they are still a dangerous ands before time was called to render
club, having licked the Scarlet and him first Md. Soan at that. Ploy was
Black in their last encounter by 12 belted because Sol Tollin also injured
points. The player to watch will be his left shoulder in a collision with
Jules Schwab, a high-tooting guard. football emeon'e fullback Dick Caper
who will probably wear N. 4. Schwab In the same Play ...Memo
injuries seemed to take the wind
is as good a set libel as he is a ley up
artist, but at Iced 01Ie Ford player out of the Ford team os the Garnet
has expreseed the opinion that he can awiftly came back from o one-point
disadvantage
to the ththopeint
he Motored- Moat of the rest of the
' Drexel 'merino will be done by loft Spread at holt tint.
forward Bob Banks, who sank 211
Reilly Inbred
point against the Fords in their last
The Haverford team bounced heck
meeting, and center Dave Satchel.
at the start of the stoand half to gale
Two victories this week would help
one-point lead again. A pretty oneHaverford a great deal In its uphill
banded stab shot by Bob Hereon and
struggle to get out of the lemree calfield goals by Kennedy and Whiticomb
ico-. The Fords' chances are, of course,
accounted for the scores. The situahampered a great deal by the loss of
tion began to look bad for the home
Sol Tollin, who will beeul for at least
team because a moment later Jim
a few more gam..
Reilly in driving in for a beeket lost
The matinee will wraith two tottgb his beta.. and fell heavily- Fortunopponents this week. Tomorrow
etely he on trek to leave the game
. the
Mehleeherg mead. Myentletors of under his own power. nevet-the-less,
Princeton, Temple, and Penn Slate the loss of this star pivot man, who
invade the Fords' lent. The Cardinal had already hit for 18 points, looked
and Gray are good. but were red by W hom Captain Unger returned to
Ursine e couple of weeks ago. And in the linthip. He had collected three perrem any one has forgotten. the Fords sonal rode trying to -guard Tollin
louvered the Co
' Ilegeville 'mead on and had been saved for name such
ReilLy'a injury did
Jan. 24. On Soren., the wrestlers gelid, se this.
the Mt eginaid • rugged Delaware mark the change of control of the
Rallying. after the losa. of
:quad, who midier in the season hand- gismo.
Reilly,. the Swarthmore team set up a
ed the Porde a 5.24 km.
fast-breaking style of streak that was
The fencing squad will hold its first good for ten points before Tom Crolhome meet thin Saturday against tea mored the Fords' 1.t basket
of
Temple. The foil and saber men now the game. The Garnet kept up
the
have victories over Lehigh and La- fast break brood of ball,
highlighted
fayette and a defeat ,by Princeton. by beautiful teamwork and uncanny
Temple handily beat Rutgers last shooting. From the time Haverford
Saturday.
led. 31-30, till the end of the game
Ow Carnet reeked up 36 points to the
After Delimiting's 45-40 vistrere sore
Ford 10. Without Tullis there wag
Engines, the Beekethe.11. League oda
no real offeme offered by the
treads:
Scarlet- The Fords took the shire
i L Feb but just could 'not melee
thorn good.
Swarthmore
2 • .667 A teal of 84 Feed
shots were taken
ireinue
4 2 171 in the loaf half,
four found the mark.
klaware
4 3 .571 In the Drat
half 01 shots were eaken
C
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3
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g
two
"nmm
In what -proved to be the se.on's
most exciting wecofnsg match, Ha,
rfones matinee took the measure of
P. If. C., 18-13, Iota Satunlay, in the
winner.sycn
tt the eml of the
ge.
m..ira
first trey n
ermined,e13-18: but in the fina1 match.
Bill Rodewald won a forfeit victory
to give the Fords their winning Live
points.
Playing the entire game 'without this
of Sal Tel., the Haverford
courtmen lost to a smooth Diciti.oe
aggregation by a 08-42 coma Ina non.
league tilt. The ()athlete five is one
of the beet in this are. having lout
to undefeated Columbia by only two
Pointe.
Feet lqo fer .11atlack
The tussle-opened slowly, but before
Dave Hustings, fighting 121, wee
the firet period was over, the hone pinned by Bleakley, of P. M. C., after
squad had run up a 27-7 lead. Dis- It seconds of the third period. Bastplaying a deadly fast-bleaking attack. eim remelt well in the early periods,
the Dickinson five seemed u.toppa• but the P. M. C. grappler poured It
When unable to use the last on in the last Wan=e and won with a
ble.
Meek, the Carlisle outfit depended on bode Press and crotch hold. In the
the errorless not shooting of 5 ft., 4 in. 128-pound dose, Bill Mallmk, of
Johnny Hopper and the under the erford, finished off Despirito M 1:30
board play of Vince Sehafteneisthr. of the fleet period. Feet and rregresUndaunted by a 51 - 12 deficit, Wye, Matlack slammed the Cadet to
the Fords came back in the second t he mat quickly erel Mimed hoe with
halt "fighting mad:. Stressing pea. a beautiful body press and half notoresion of the bell, the Docherlymen ion, The 136-pound match between
completely throttled the fast-breaking the Fords Tom Dodge and DeLeo, of
attack of the opposition, and so dia. P. M. C., wee climb, r eentestal
reeled the Dickinmn offense that in thine/hen all three peeled. and th
the Mat ten minus,es of the fray they suited in a 6-6 draw.
Scotty Kimmich. with a brilliant
were able to outscore the home club
third period attack, ran up an 11-1
by a 19-12 count.
Point advantage to decision Kajuskm,
Line-up:
of
C., in the 145-pound division,
HAVERFORD
Bud Walker followed Kimmich up
Player
F.S. Pls. with a clear-cut decision
over P. 11.
Bakke
3
C:s Reel. Grappling in the 155-pound
Belson, B.
0
el., Walker held the advantege all
Baker: B.
1
4
the wee, taking six points while holdKennedy
5
10
ing hie opponent helelese
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0
Beanies Make Decisimi
Whitcomb
1
The
Cadets
come
buck
to
tie
up the
Colman •
7
1.;
ankh at G1-all with victories in the
Groh.
0
next two bouts. Maur &redone.'
Belson, W.
1
Haverford's Bruce Baer, 4-3. to the
Tatnall
0
185-pound division. Although Baer
made a strong bid for a pin in the
Tattle
18
42
third period, he was at a disadvantage
DICKINSON
throughout the fleet two stanzas. Phil
Play,
F.G
S. Pls. Mammy, 175, aim dropped a slow
Hopper
O 16
matth to Smith. of P. M. C.
Noonan
0
In the deciding match, hthavyweigla
Sehaftmeieler
1 15
Bill Rodewald emitted eve points fur
Evans
O 12
Haverford when Ed Zelinski, of P. M.
Overholt
4 IS
C.. aggravated a rib injory•austained
May
1
3
in football. injured 15 recoil. aft,
Feeley
1
the third period began and winning
Miller
2
0
4
on points at the neat, Zelinski gamely
Abbott
2
II
4
continued the hoot, but was finally
Crow
1 1 forced to retire after 2:50 of the ear,
period.
This forfeit victory gave
Totals
40 8 88
Haverford its mould win in six Warts.
05,0150,
P.M.
Bruce Baer Applies Pressure ...
. 1
4
.200
At an infer-mei dinner held in the
ownstaIrs dining MOM of Founder.
Mil on Thursday. February 12, Liao
rford's only undefeated mead of the
all reason, the I. V. Soccer team W.
resented with. silver softer halls In
ecognitlon of their Accomplishment.
'help highly successful sensor, a
diode to John A. Lester, Jr. in his
nit year as coach, showa a record of
Inn wine and one lie In ten Warts,
tcluding home-and-bonte
ver the UniventitY of Peetteereted•
nd Swarthmore, and a 1-1 deadlock
'Ith a powerful West Chester Stole
metiers segregationCharlie Rom. epcaking fur the Var.
ty. Club. wishes to eePress his apol.
to that the hue which had been hired
transport studenk to the Soirthore b.ketball game nes unavall.
de. Due to imlement weather and
congequent tying up of their itched., the Red Arrow bus company was
It able to supply a vehicle.
The Sports Editor and Staff of
he Hatherford News wish to extress their thanles to the Chios of
17 for the new electric scoreboard
I the gymnesium. It is a long need4 improvement and especially volable during this current =proudos
f the winter athletic program hera'
t college.
To P. M. C.'. MAZVn In
third
Ponied of ist.p.s‘
In the Snit 'game of the second bell
of their sehodulethhe J. V. basketball
F. Pte. team dropped a than 38-40 decision to
Swarthmore in the Carnet field house.
The victors, paced by Stoat, sot off
to a fast 8.0 lead against the Ford's
2
4 10
man-to-man defame.
4
However, with Harry 'Gill in the
2
pivot position and Runcie Tatnall
2
treeing, good floor game, the Scar8
let and Black found Ike range and
5
7
trailed by only three points, 23-20, at
— —
the half. After the intermission both
13 41
team gat hot with a firohterm brand
of ball that speeded up the game a
SWARTHMORE
Meyer
F.G. F.T. ads. Pls good bit. Brown, of Swarthmore. was
outstanding in his costal of the backCryer
7 2 1 15
boards. At the same time, though, the
Gary •
3
2
6
0
Fords were racking up mores on fait
Hig.the 2 3 1 5
Breaks.
Heine
8
5
5 21
Evens
Overcoming a five-point deficit the
O 2 t 1
Garrett
Randallmen knotted the count in the
2 2 2 6
teirenunsie 1 0 If 2
fourth qaarter, but Stoudt sank two
Unger . •2 1 1 -5
quick ene-hand shots. from the floor
Y.re
to give the Garnet a lead that ems
O 2 1 1
E rey
2
never overcome. George Colman gar0 .0
4
nered
two points and then, with only
— — — —
Totals
27 20 12 66' seconds remaining, the Hornets let fly
o deluge of shot., none of Width were
Hat VERFORD
F.C. F.T.
Tollin
2
2
Baker, R.
2
2
Bottler .
1
0
Whitcomb 4
Kennedy '2 1
&Mon, R.
1
0
Deleon, W.
0
3
Crolius
3
5
Colman, S.
1 . 5
— • —
Totals
14 s 21
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Intramural ball
Committee
team, Worked
The Athletic Department stool to
to help smooth out any rough spies:
but most of the work of ',weenie'sx
teams, echedules and officials woe
turned over to the Intramural Cernmittee, composed of Jim Canon, president; Bob Hendethen, Ed Klein, Stern
Sopixont■ rr Altvelir Dey wrest:, lake, .line on for 0011 and deter
Miller, John Tychanich, George Curefront cle"atairt.
man, 21.1¢ Senor. Horatio Wood, John
Acton, Sam Coleman end Vic dowers.
Tom Fleming, Chairman of the War
Memorial Scholarship Fund, to which
the more t hou one hundred dollars
Match
Basketball
11.11
proceeds of the day more allocated,
Spelt-Fresh
siope..proo, was very helpful in organizing he
Soph-Froth
Forth".
15-11, 15-11
20 .12
42.38
dance in the gymnasium which follow•
Junior-Senior
Senir-Juni,
ed the athletic events. Credit moth
2e.15
default
26-25
also bh extended to Dick Schuman,
er„0„g„io, Bill Pelf, and the other members of
Fresh-Senior
Cetwol.
Junior-Froik
default
the
band.
27-24
dereult
Fin al,
Juniors-Sophs
Soph-Senior
Seph-Junior
The Class Athletic Day pl. was
15-8, 5.15, 15-7
02-16
• 11-13
1 such a succem thet it will become a
Juniors
26
Sopfie
26
Sethi
en permanent institution here ut Haver24
Sophs
Seniors
24
Froilt
241 ford. A bronze plaque with the nu.
Freak
24
Juniors
24
Juniors
bit merals of the winning clues of garb
Seniors
F'resh
tie
Seniors
g year win be hung M the gymnasium.
Next your badminton and handball
will be added to the events
The pond system 000 set...that
a team rmeived moon points for e
VOLLEY BALL TEAMS
WIleNTLING
tV rill, sin 1110re. fopeictory and
Juniors
Supkn
128.1b.—Renieger, '50, min by default
four more Inc a defeat.
For each
Buckley
Baldwin
134-16—Lastlay. 510. pinned Metodf
man a wrestling Want Woo shy, WIC
reeler,
Cooper 145.1b.—Roberoort, 'Du. devisiuncd
point was deducted front that tuatn's
Gorham
, Dragetedt
Singer
seven
points
for
entering._
Though
Lao
Foster
155.1b.—J. Weed. '51/. decisional Mal,
this- may sound a little complicated.
egmi,
Martin
165-14—Acton, '50, deeisioned Borenit worked out very well and helped to
Miller, J.
Marvin
or
keep the events store and hotly conStiller. S.
Stettenheint
175-lb.—Walker, le, pinned lt. Wood.
tested.
Team:trona
•
Stroh!
Heavy—Lash
decisional Doane
The preliminary and al isolation
Seniors WWI —15.8, 5.15, 15.7
Sophs won-14-10
games of basketball and volley ball
were played off earlier in the week,
Let all wrestling matches and the finals of the other two spode were emo
SOPHONIORES
ductal on Saturday. The Juniors deSENIORS
G. F. Pts.
G. F. Pts. feated the Soaks, 15-8, 5-15 and 15-7.
Collier. f
I n the volley ball finals and the Sophs
2
1
idrone_..f
5
II
I)
0
Tilley.
tripped the Santora, 32:18, in the basO
8 3
Guilty, E
2U
4
Boyd..f
ketball finale. With all events playa)
1 1 3
Klein.
Leclne, f
off encpt the championship wreathog
Wool. I
1
0
2
Foil., 0
It 0 lu
hutch between the Junitire and the
Nice, e
Name,
Sophomores, those two classes were
✓
0
Cane. le
it
0
o
Hume. y
tied with 63 points each. Needlem to
1
e
2
It
1
Martin, g
say.. the class Day title hung in the
2 2 6
1
0
0
Broken.
balan•e. this was u fiercely contested
0 0
O
bout.
— — —
After a thrilling series
Totals •
el 2 IS
Totals
matches. the Sophs squeezed out a le
12 8 32
t lllHsls—d00hien slid Wright
13 victory and made it possible fo
their numerals. 1950, to be the first
to appear on the new plaque.
Summary of Class Day Scoring
Valley
Volley Ball and Wrestlittg Finals
.
moth
eneenssfUL
Haverford.s varsity fencing team
defeated Lafayette on Saturday, February 14, by a 15 to 12 margin. This
victory continued the comeback which
was begun the previous week with on
easy We to 111/2 win over Lehigh.
The match bdgen with the Hornet
squad showing unfurseen ntrength in
eabre, a weapon that had proved woefully inadequate against 'Princeton
end hardly overwhelming at jahigh
where that division was Wren by
bare one-point margin. Hewer., the
experience which had been gained M
these =itches Wes turned to the best
advantage,' as Jim Thorpe won all of
his bouts. while Kelly and Totor each
took two.
The epee Mute »hound a weak:lees
in the equates defense, an a shunt
Lafayette aggregation took Haverford's epmnien by a 7 to 2 score. thus
wiping out, temporarily, the Ford's
lead. Freeman and Hugomeath took
Inc for Haverford.
The. foilikeatl thee recaptured the
bred, and, led by Captain Dove Rowe,
w., 6 to 3. Rowe won his three
boas, white Tom Todd took two and
Ralph Elliot, one.
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Early this winter Coaches Randall
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envisioned a Class' Athletic Oat consisting of competition in basketball,
wrestling and volley ball. Last Saturday th et plan wee put into effect
and Was a great success.. The Sophomores came out on top with 76 points,
closely followed by the Juniors and
Freshman with 73 and 70 manes. to
ap.tively.
The Seniors, unable to
field 3.
finished last
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