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VOLUME 99—NUMBER 15
ARDMORE, PA,i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, HO
13.00 A YEAR
Parents to Appraise Profs Results on Survey
NeN Varsity Club Officer.:
Buxom Dancers to Kick High
In Spring Day Open House Of Alumni Opinion
For Friday Night Class Prize
Br
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Plant have been announced
for a day in the spring when par- To Be Printed Soon
Br Ff. Raornr LASDAY
ents of all students will be invited to come to the College and see
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Haverford in action, both athletically and scholastically. This The College will publish shortie
the galaxy of hairy-legged things—of sugar and spice--that
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Day, Is the first of its kind in the history of the res
make
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alumni
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opinion of Haverford, accordjust plain
the College. It Into be held on Saturday, May 8, and not en Sattripping) before roommates, sweethearts and
profs thia Friday
urday, May 1, which in Indicated on the college calendar as "Par- ing to Robert A. Locke. '14, chairman
night in Roberts Hall promise to afford laughs galore at the second
of
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Rumford News
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• Noels Edtlor--Josepli W, Senor, Jr.
he,hos Mouager-1611% r.
Neu: El/en—Mar. J. Oppenheinwis I. Robes lard., John A. Viten.
trattir ahisr---Kennetli M. Stour
R. Gorlum
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N,sto All1kwer■ —Cordun Baldwin. All. Brick, Stanford taconite.. Ken• net h Ihilbssee, Willard Flamm David honowits, Robert Kunkel, Jane.
Willisin Nile, William Polish, Walter SriMiller. I lowsrS
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1lito.-11.1wiJ L. Philips
Spenter Hoed, Donald 14srleer.'—Urea Deacon, John
Sp, 0.
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of flogiefunt Cultege arekly anottgbent Ifr
bl the Ardmore Printing Company, 49 Itiltere
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PI, Pool
Of firs. andsr Art
To Kill Two Birds . . . .
if
It is oechisostly
lash as the
not always representative
voice of Ileverforsi spisMo. to survey the college scene and then to Pounce
at our hrIniesS but umnstesting tYpewriter to iesue the eel/ to public
artists Two aspects of college life Callse on to believe that now is one Of
these umustones
We are particularly distorlird by Ow leek of s.lal activity on campus.
There ore scserst line domes, like the Varsity Club Dance and the JIMIOI.
1.1,11.: and therc is an we:mimed feeble vie dance after a basketball game.
neymed thin there is a gaping void. a mill that we feel should be Plied
1
11 Thb: seeress of -omal life is obviously inadequnte to accoinmadate
ths natural dries of noon healthy. vigor°ua young non. And that is
sting 01. an. nuisponrol 1.. be; sr so the catalog tells us. The beating which
Itugm's pit-ball umehine has taco taken lately is ample evidetke w suopost
eur contention.
Whet we pietism ison expanded mild program in general and more
informal diner, im lintli.,11111, A recent report on male sexual behavior
ime caused considrrable consternation In certain undergraduate circles,
Dancing has bog brim moesnised am MI elementary tone of eexual esp.rims none ,Ian, Illercrele. a•111111 he Ilaverford's dignified reply'to the
Kinsey Report.
Another moiler that dtmas its is the inadequacy of feuds for extracomicular ustivities. There wore many unhappy presidents and nisn.t.0
herr les' met, who-„ the somell slashed their carefully prepared budgets lo
✓d.',x. We do nor noon the semen, for where there is not any money.
r!i --; bore Rot is /Mt line tinnier. Kul we do think that new source. of
funds should be opened I, campus organisations.
AI or polder-leg them two prolitents, we have limited at a scheme which
we believe will kill both birds with taw stonc. Let the various campus or.
goniwitious sponsor and chow admission for dances and other swirl am
tivitios Suell rigniee would iliffer from Ulm previously carried on by
clubs Intro tins. to time in that they would be open to the entire student
boils. The clubs would find eu gee.l diffieulty in expanding the scope of
said sonntions. for the Vie bailee Calumnies now pessesfts a record
player, an ninon:BSc changer and a smell supply of record,. All that is
Inskley, assefore,
, nano organised incentive for pustine into use tech
Ries whist. airway thist. Ding lirm believe. in the thpitalistic By:stens
we are cenvinred that the profit motive will irmvide this incentive. By plan•
cal ,,g. PoMiri iue end supervision sic Ilanctli hi threCommon Room and other
aetivins.s, the, dubs Will derive much needed regentie. At the one time,
campus social life will be invigomted.
Whielover way we look at it, we think that this proposal has sufkient
merit to be given the mitt careful attention by the 5001000.' Council.
We lenge that the council will work out a definite program to enrich dur
social lives and saw club treasuries.
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The Tops
In. Pops
In this, the first of been tiellelen which we hope may be of interest to
dice dosstres or. canto., we would like to give sorne tips on a few of the
hop eseLoget tlmt are being roloused 'by the major was-warehouses
tbroughtht the U. S. As this column in an "every se often" release by the
NF.SVS. we will hose thew fine single sides for reviewing later.
bates tullmns, to the uninitiated), collectors will find some
U, tie
'
sides to quisleu the lean. of lie nubs• and open the purse Strings.
Most of Goss. imerested in the development of jam from Crescent
City end Fes( s.s.. is: thrown, Chicago and New York, where it evolved
into per cot si g host swieg. hove. almaely grabbed up thew Capitol "His•
soy of Jess,' sol ••Tto Nme America„ Ja." packages, or the parts of
tiro or :shish est torsi their fancy. To the historically-minded collector
ols, 11,01 made real ja00 history, these will fill the bill
who sae': imd I
net giel.;, fsis mem:is:Ms of the jese-swing pattern from the First World
-War its,. pram„ r.
Thos. fctlosm.. .4 rniltrilliningy treatments by Cantons jestmcit at
1i.n1 14.1 1,11iMhin and Victor have made n start in bringtheir Inds-his
ins ort rc.,,sms
the Brunswick rind .0-Kch labele
nein
on
shish origin:ins ssorded the troth. I Victor and Columbia have sinne
issaim sat Gest rrosismit's
sso
eSsanwstion of Swing" album -loll twleve - inch reords)
. • sil s ....sonssohni. It rostrios the bin-bends eeing
*hoeearls'
''• • sso • op-to-date, item arc a few lets that have come
I h.- paiticulaily fine in their overall content
• .' drones all music by the early Boo. filmdom.
popular end made musical history. ie one
• 'sgother. All sides in this package are taps,. coodmurt "Goodbye" steno.re theme, with
... On, wino of the lest in commercial swing cut
•sml, in tin MM. entitled "Glen Haller MasterlOt Jr.. Vol. II" nre also recom"All Time Fevorit." by Tummy Dorsey.
:sm . the most in the line of re-issuing the swing claws.
shissirs of Les Brown. Harry James. the Bonny
litodley with Ray McKinley, Duke Ellington, and
s
o ••
hrst pot net by this wooers. For presentation
s ..•ss /se nod yoes w Cosh:Min Rhein on its two Dorot.
ss ...lir Met A ,on..
millectiona. For jam vocals, Columbia
sawn mns. mr - with its lidiier of Willie
etchings. Pt es is', tko impressive sollestions, The Ink Santa albums and one
s wws so- t•sc, Loom nand of Glen Gray, which should bring back
sm. of the younger members of the lisserford faculty.
sc:im:es. antes worth in the eurcenthiclure with unc Stan Kent.
by the Rios Colo Trio. Thu only worthwhile 1nstru•
alsent
mental Gies( slit,. in the third of thth series in the King Cole Clank of
alinorymisktr Rose," which in n..e.retentre.
Timis the piston. of the album limes in recent times by this collector,
brat tlb welt known thin collectors differ; so we would like to hear your
opinions oo the discs which we'll continuo to review In future Is.n of the
NEWS—sides which you'll hear played on Station WRAC.
ANDY Katowerder
,e l
Across the Dat
R. has thee heist in same quartet., that the tandithrey of hit. Wallace
Is beneficial for the nation as a whole. regardlees of how eee diewa hie
political beliefs.
Mr Wallace Will draw his strength Irani weeral ammo. Perhaps the
lens* important di these is the extreme left wing of th. bemoerst.k Party,
mpresented In New York by the American Labor Patty. This group will
doubtleas swine the hathoce decisively In New York State, but it is unlikely
that It will prove to be of much insportenee elsesimees Of f. more importance will be the protest voters: the people who ore blood with the
present party system, the people who ore Willing to grub a ride on the most
handy white-horse-drawn bandwagon. the peel. wit.. Mope. Such
people, elsewhere celled "independent voters," are far from rare. Millions
were alining into the Democratic camp, albeit temporarily. by Franklin IL
Roosevelt. 5,000.000 voted for LeFollette in 1834. Until Re0.velt'imlministration thousands of vol. wem annually cast for Socialist condidateri,
nut because the toter, were Socialists, but because they wished to "protest."
As s lteson ablest the triode". of protest voting, let no enalyke the
ponsible elects of Mis Wallace's candidacy. Depending, of senile, on the
overdo between now and November, Mr. Wallace wilt 'almost certainly
cause Mr. Truman to lone New York's 47 electoral votes. Aceordine to
the New York Timb be may lose Illinois, Michigan, Celifernia, Iowa, and
.vest indestrial etatea. He will not (ow there to Mr. Wallace. For these
states will no Republican. In all of these states, the likelihood is that Me.
Truman would win If Mr. Wallace were not a candidate, and if the liberal
vote were not split behreen Mn Truman and Mr. *Wallace, . it moot
certainly will be. The prattical effect will thee he the election of • President
who will mil a plurality, but a minority, of the votes nth An Adminletra•
Unit will be elected which the majority of the American people, including
both Mr. Truman and Mr. Wallece, do not want. And, since the Republicans
even now realise that there ie a good posetllltty of their wincing the el.lion meanness of who they nomidatc, the Republican nominee all not be
the man preferred by • Majority of Americans, even among Repablicans.
It has been contended that Mr. Walleor's candidaey will ferce the
estelaished parties to adopt Lite Vlidtme principles. The Republicans, how-will not get the 5attlace votes anyway, and they win eerthinly nal
•
bid for then, The Prenmereta oe dommtie lanes. were in bags agreement
with Wallace to begin Milt OS forelen Issues, whsle the. is disagreement.
it is unlikely that the Demeeress meld comprmlse M fame of the Wallace.
itei without driving away mere vette then the Weller-ilea can muster.
It was noted in this space two peel. ego that "the Denrocrakle Party
is controlled by Southerners." The Southern Governors seen, to disagree
since they have been threatening to withdraw from the Democratic Potty
ever the issue of the President's civil right, program, and by- the time this
;sane appears, may well have done so.
From this initial mumption the author contended that es a result.
labor has nomeans of pothimil expression, and that Mr. Wallace offers
such e means. The executive council of the CPO, however, registered dis•greetnent. voting. by 3 to 1, ermine! supporting the candidacy of Mr.
waii ttee Based on the. facts, I think that we are Portificd in ammo."'
that organised labor realises that if it supports Mr. Walla., the eetabliehol
parties will realise the futility of soliciting votes already committed In
eomeeee else, and will char{ policies In order to •ttrect the greatest number
of people who ore opposed to the views of Mr. Wallace. Or to put it mother
way the poliry of a party is determined by the sum total of the rector
forms aelieg within that party, and if a force for movement to the left is
removed, the party will deer sharply to the right
Mr. Wallace intends to give pmgreasises s polities., instrument and
force the eneconent of progreesive lesielatien. Instead, he will destroy the
Democratic Party. the Met effective progressive political instrument now
In ellialenea and force the enactment of conservative Imbibition, in turn
forcing the election of a Republican to 1948. Tim who would "preterit' in
1048 will find it a catty year for protests; especially to the protestants.,
ERNEST S. W11.501V
•
In The Editors Mail
+-•
February 20, 1918
To the Editor of the NEWS: '
This letter is prompted by your admirable lead editorial "Setting Our
Sights. which excited my Interest sod approval. Except for one omission
itls good enough to serve as a model content for undergraduate newspaper
staffs.
I am somewhat diffident about mentioning the omission both because
I an, a !miner of the omitted group--the alumni—and .also because I
admit your, right to Include them or not In your brave, now journelielie
world. At best, from some points of view, alumni have two main functiones
One is to serve as a link with the past and the other is to provide a substantial .rtioh of your newspaper's Income. Even so, theyrea a not
wholly unmitigated evil although they May be an obstrusim one. Here
f wish only to express the pious hope that you who are about to join Ili
do not ignore .. I express this hope because your editorial referred to
the alumni only once and that was when it quoted the words I wrote
thirty-nine years ago for Number One, Volume One, which stated that the
purpose of the paper would be ate develop more cooperation between the
alumni. ungergreduates and face. of Haverford College."
While it is clear that alumni news item and alumni interestst Ile
mostly beyond modergraduate holism and that the Operating staff is not
editing the alumni pnblication. it nevertheless seems to ma that the NEWS'
staff should give more tonsideration to alumni trammels. Were they to do
so they would Stratify the existence of n pereietent will-o.-the men holm
that a NEWS staff will rome Meng occasionally which so appraises, reports
and interprets eollegc activities and interest as to give the Alumni • fleetlog fading that the college and they ere Ail' one.
Sincerely youm,
DAVID fluestisw
To the Editor of the NEWS,
On first reading the following senteoce in your February In issue I
thought n
amoeitug printer's goer; but after linishing the marine of
io enumeration of steps to keep America economically sound, I
Mr. Linn's
suppose your pr.freader was after all not at faa.
'Mr. Linton pointed out that increased inefficiency and production,
nod,not nlonelhe raising of wages, is the only way to insure proepem
Sincerely.
Rene Blanc-Rouse. '35.
Editor', Note:
•
•
Surprising as it may seem to those members of the alumni body whoae
attitude toward the NEWS hos become one of cynicism over the years. we
tierce wholeheartedly with Mr. Hinshaw. ft is, perhaps, in ospreesing our
opinions en this subject through hie words of "Number Ono, Volume Once
rather than through bur own that has given rise to the impression that no
have to interest, in our own right, in developing More cooperation between
the alumni end friends on well es the undergraduates of Haverford College.
To be sure, as Me. Hinshaw has pointed old, the NEWS staff isnot
editing on alumni publication. But it le our denim to portray the life of
the college in a way that will appeal to bath students and alumni. It 11
through presenting the "Objective picture of the mIkge community" thin
we spoke of in the editorial in question that wo believe this task can be
best accompliehed. It is in this way that the aluntnigan best have the
"fleeting feeling that the college and they ere still ono."
Thom:us Heald Is well aware of the fact that the picture it has pre.
sonted has not coneistently been an all-inclusive one. ..We are happy to see
that we now hive severs1 ideas up our oleo* which should go for toward
remedying this defect—ideas which will become apparent as soon as we
overcome -the purely 'meehanical difficulties of publishing a NEWS 40%
larger, with a staff 80% 'tower and an editorial act-up 100% re-organised.
As elways, we welcome alumni suggestions and criticism; whether on
technical matters, matters of MID, nrmattersof P.D." Igo Uwe that we
may frequently disaeree. but we /Ike to hear from you just the thine.
ALUMNI NEWS
Rufus Jones States Alumni to hotter
Relief in God Has Glee Club at Dinner.
College Glee Clots
Survived Assaults willTheheHaverionl
the cacao of hoot do the
In reviewing o meant article by Dr.
Rufus Jones '85, in the "Atlantic nual dinner of the New York HaverMonthly," George Grose of the Pasa- font Alemot Society, Friday evening,.
dena Star-News ears that no. Amer- March 19, it has been announced by
writer of this giheration has John E. Abbot, presideet
earned the right to speak with authorFollowing the diviner, to Which
ity on leathern of religious faith with alumni wives are cordially
invited. the
mre. assurance than Rufus Jones. He
Glee
Club will give a concert for the
to othe epirit.1 mentor of n greet
multitude, and "despite his age Of Of New York Haverforaians. Relent.
years, hie spiritual insight is undies: and friends or Glee Club members demed. his Intellmtual vigor unimpair- elring to attend both dinner and Coned and trenchant plan atilt inspired. as ert or the Concert alone arc cordially
he describes the religious faith of a
invited.
•
rightly fashioned person of fell
seta Mee Boner will be held at
stature."
the Teem thin CM. 123 Went 41id
rout lieriential to Life
510- Stmt. Preceded by a Mira hour, she
In the article which
t o answer a dinner Melmitthel for 7:30 0,00, foleueses, Di. Jones tries to
very ffirporthot smiestion, "What ca lowed by the =Bert at 8.30.
The Now York Fieverforrilans sire
modem man bel2vel" He approaches
UM problem by pointing out that re- •rmnging .overnight atemmodenene
ligion. faith is the "greatest stabil- for members of the glee club in nearising power for health and mind end by alumni homes. All alum: and any
the most powerful dynamic of noble others desiring to come to the dinner
,the
are urged to send in their mservations
Says Dr. Jones: "if, as I believes Immediately ta kr. R. Wilfred Kelsey,
religious faith is an essential feature Secretary, e/o Institute of Life Insur.
of life for the full culture of the In- ance, 88 East 42nd St., New 'York
dividual person, it is even more im- City, Prieto of the dinner and concert
portant for the formation and etabll- is 4.00 per person.
Those u.ble to attend the dinner
Nation of a rich and continuing Heilisation. There has never been any May come to the concert for only $2.00
long continuing civilisation in which a Per Perms Alumni who are able to
belly endowed man could live happily provide overnight mommodatiens for
and confidently, which was not draw- members of the Glee Club following
ing °Pon unemn resource. of life and the concert are Mitred to communicate
baring witness In one way or another with Mr. Kelsey.
Any alumni in the Nov York area
to the reality of the. World beyond
the world of things with which men who do not receive an announcement
hes commeree. There nave been short of this dint, shonid write to the secperiods of stark unbelief, but they retary in order that their name my
have not been good Periede to line lo. be added to the mailing liet.
,itaLin,,..ttheItoonf!:;:g0nWtobroldnlioar:
Innev.thre,:
The Copernican Revolution was the
first of a ...Hon of serious nssmelts on the religious faith. of the
Weetern world. But in spite of the
oppoeition of the historic clutch. the
new scientific view of the world pm.
railed. Intelligent people no longer
believe In s Rat earth, the center of
the universe, with the man revolving
around it But belief in a v.t yniterm, with 20.000, million mantable
slam, did not destroy the validity and
truth of religion. Religious faith was
re-thought and readjusted to the new
troth of modern astronomy. Thu
Chorch re-interpreted its faith in the
sea of the Copernican lindings and
found a more sublime way of think'.
aboet God and human deetiny. Instead of losing God through the diss
eatery of the telescope, a mom glorious God was revealed.
In the 19th century the coming of
evolution created another critical
Period for religious faith. Materialistic and mechanistic evolution left
place for a divine Crthtor. Dot
evolution understood es a ...hod of
emotion• fits a divine and spiritual interpretation of the oniver. art tone
pletely
erention by fiat." declares
Dr. JanesThe modern man believes
in evolution se n historic process end
method of divine activity wit' no toes
in the cssentiai dignity of man.
An Dr. Jones ayn, "The Bible be•
cameo a new book in the light of the
literary and historic study of the
Scriptures." Interpreted as a emir...sive revelation, not a dead level
one, the Bible emerges from the meet
exacting historical and literary study
a
as much
greater book than one of
liter al infallibility in all details. In
other words, when we discover that
the ultimate test of truth Is not that
it •ie In the Bible, but that the ethical
and ephattrei te.hings of the Bible
are verifiable in the experience of the
individual, ion Bible has the highest
religious auShority.
He co Judos that modern Science
has not shaken national belief in God
and In the "spirit.) eignificance of
the noble destiny of man." The highest evidence of man's unique aspect
Is "knowing himself as thinking," and
that he has moral judgments and
longings for fellowship with divine
Companion. The faith of the moderri
man according to Rrifus M. Jones, Is
that there is a "divine endowment In
men and that it is an absolutely eseential feature of the rightly-/ash.
boned man." There lasolothing about
him—an Apex, a Spark, a Light, a
uniquenese of capacity that sends as
beyond him to is higher Source. Moe,
to he man, must be man pl. More.
This discovery Is hie own unique
evidence of God,
A Hareeforsi graduate wee the
first person to take a PhD. in Bea...dm et soy Ametican ukases.
sits/
St.itt Wood, of the Class of
1870, was awarded a phi). in Economics at Harvard in 1075. He
was the first graduate of Haverford
to receive a PhD. in any field.
Wood bud a diminguished career
In business and public service, and
wrote a number 01 articles on the
theory of wages. He was active in
the Amerk. Economic Amstedoh
and was ila Viee-PresIdent in 11240
The Haverford Library has over
700 minim. Miry of them sea.*
and valuable non., that belonged
to the priests library of Wood.
VARSITY CLUB DAY
RESERVE MAY 8. 1918
Details Ix Later Imes
of NEWS
Plana Fe; Golf Instruction
Styiniod By Lock of Ctittio
The Department of Physical-Education has made plans to give instroelion In golf to members of the ondergraduate etudent body o3
ford College this spring. The well
organised plans of the department
have been confronted by an untimely
obstacle, namely that. it is impossible,
to buy single clubs without hitting to
buy • complete set Mr. Roy Randall
therefore requests that all the ments
bers of the alumni look in their eel'
lira and attics for any old or broken
golf clubs which are not being used
at the present tin* and kindly eond
them to him.
Alotnni Notes
beyond the margins of the here end
Religion survives
Ile 'then went en to de.ribe how
mlpRiom firith has had to Vend.
with science whenever great scientific
dieco.ries have been made. and how
the churches have continued to
weather these repeated •storms of
Ix) YOU IMO*/
1901
William V. DeMde in professor of
Rural Seek:logy, Pennsylvania State
College. He is also Chairman of Conerence no Co-operation between Thelogical Seminaries and Collett. of
Agriculture and Advisory Member of
the Town and Country Committee of
Nome Mir:stens Gamed of North
America, with special emphasis on the
rural thumb.
1995
Behlamin Eshietean, pr./dont of
the Benjamin Eshleman Compeny,
von recently elassen direttor of the
Philadelphia Chamber of'Commerce
for a one-year term.
1907
Dr. Wilbur 1.1. Bathes is Associate
Professor of Urology, University of
Pennsylvania, Urelegiet to St. Joseph's Hospital and Chief of 17Iology,
Philadelphia General Hospital and
Urologist to Phoenixville. He has recently been made Chairman of the
Gonda-Urinary Disease Committee of
the Board of Health fee Metropolitan
Philadelphia.
1908
M. Albert Linton, President of the
Provident Mutual Life Insorance Company and a member of the Moorrr
town Friends' School Committee,
spoke informally on economic prole
leme of the day before the faculty of
Moorestown Frienda' School, on Toesday; February 17.
The MacMillan Company has messily published ''flideout" T. Mom
moo Longettedia latest book.
1915
Boughs P. Palmer represented
Haverford at the Inauguration of
Joseph Eugene Gallery as .pressident
of the University of Scranton on February EL Falconer is executive director of the WyoMing Valley Cone
Stonier Chest with officers of the 13th
Poor of the Miners' National Bank
Building, Wilkes-Barre, Penna.
1921
Rabbi Leon Hurwitz was a recent
visitor to the camp. while went
to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, where
he Is now rabbi at the Temple Beth
Jacob,
1928
Mr. and Mrs Charles M. Tatum are
the proud parents of a aon, Charles
M. Tatum, Tr., born October 10, 1947.
Their home address is King of Prussia
Road, Radnor, Pa.
1932
C. Hubert Haines, viewpresident of
the Corn Exchange National Bank and
Trust Company, was elected s director
of the Philadelphia Chamber of Comincrcr at the ann.l election held re.
candy.
1934
Philip IL Richardson 's hornet address
is now IS Greenview Way, Upper
Montclair, N. J.
1938
is married and is
living at 142 WestminsterRoad, itm
theater 7, N. Y.
1941
John C. Hanley is lotting win
with his family for Venice. Haig,
o
where he has been appointed ViseComm!.
Kenneth A Wright, who was married lost loon to llarquerlte von
Beust Fleming, is now living at 113
Hartman Road, Oak Hill Village,
Newton Center, *sag
1942
Dr. and gm Edward H. Bedroosien
announce the birth of a daughter.
Trinde Lee Bedroseian, on January 13.
Their home adames is Walter Field,
Trinidad. A.P.D. NO. c/o P.M, Miami, PIS.
Lieuien.t Alan L. limian is in the
Army Medical Corps, and is stitiened
with a field unit of engineers in
Korea. He Will be attaelnixl to this
unit until September 1949, at which
tint, ho plans to return to Philadelphia be attend the- Graduate School
of Surgery of the University of Penneylvania. Hits present address Is
M.C. 01725168 6th Eng- C.Stnaded.
to lob. bier
No. s, c/o P.M.
San Francieco, Cal..
1945
Charles W. Matlack hos • mently•
become engaged to Kim Margaret
Jane McKinney, daughter of Mr. ,and
Mrs. William T. McKinney, of Bird,.
bores . Mime McKinney is a graduate
of Dales. College and both the and
Mr. Matlack am muleteer, of the faculty at train..
Local AlinnniGroups
Organized Near You
For the benefit of any alumna who
hua moved nod does not know whether
or net a Hever-font alumni club exists
in his locality, a list of, the .isting
clubs and the men to contact follows.
All of the soeleties are anxious to add
new Haverfordians to their lists.
Alumni Secretary Bennett S. Cooper
Orge all who have not already dons
ao to contact their local clubs and have
their names placed on the mailing list
In order to learn of el. activities.
Listed below are the club., together
with the names and address. of their
officers:
New York Haverford Society—Secretary —R. Wilfred Kelsey, '33, SU
Ertat 42nd St., New York 17,M.
Haverford Society of MarylandSecretary—James H. Brady, .as, ealh
Whiteford Ave., Baltimore In, Md,
Haverford Society of WashingtonSecretary—Herbert W. Reisner,
214 Prince St, Alesendria, Va.
Pittsburgh Alumni Assoeiation of
Haverford College—Secretary—Willard W. mead,
6800 Walnut St.,
Pitteburgh,'Pe. Haverford Society of New England
—Secretary—Elliot
—Elliot W. Brown, '21.
401 Summer-St., Seaton, Maim.
Haverford S.iety. of Wilmington-Secretary—Joseph Rhoads, Jr., '32,
1105 North Franklin Its Wilmington,
Del.
Haverford Society of Chl.
cago-Secrotary- — Thorn. Premier, '21, 20
North Wacker Drive. Chicago 5, Ill.
•
Viadaseday, Ninth 3, II/48
HAVERFORD NEWS
PAG8TAREE
Jayvees Lose Haverford Courtmen Drop Two; Frosh A Keep Lead
Ford Matmen Defeat Swarthmore
To Bear Rally Ursinus and
hi Intramural Fight;
Swarthmore Victors
At Collegeville
Soph B Hold Second In Season-Closing Spine Dingier
W10411101411 Leads Victors; Cryer, Riggens, Reilly Hot
Ina see-sew battle that was not degill Rodewahrs Victory
The Freshrolin A team is still cling•
E./Ma until the closing minutes of Amussen and Cohnin SWr Colman, Grolins Excellent
Five Points and the Match
Ina to their ellen one-game advaritade
In Final Battle of Day
the dime, the .J.V. ,beaketball team -A determined Boverford team was
Trailing by three point and with aver second
pine by ',iliac of the],
Vas defeated 57-52 by the Ursinus thwarted In Its attempt to thin its
Brings
1M1 to Scarlet
ten minutes remaining in the game. 32-30
victory over the Sophomore A
Bears last Wednesday night. Un. third length vietery rod even the
Lett Saturday in the Haverfold
accustomed to playing on o minla- mann series with the etrong.Uralms Hnverford lost control of the back- squad Iset Week, The Soph Ws have
gym, an alternately cheering and
lure court, the visitors -experienced Mod. Playing on the fOnfined Col- beards and went down to defeat M- taken over sole possesoin
of the sec
burin dirreolty in the early moments legeville tour, :he Fords Were never ine a strong, fuel Swarthmore tire,
tensely whet gallery watched the
and slot, a fall game awed of the
of the game with defensive teen,- able to gain a commandin g position 50 to 45. The
Scarlet and )31.16 mat team come
game played Settleday Soph AS and the Juniors,
who aro
work and back-board control. and and eventually were subdued 60 to
night on the Ford's floor saw the deadlocked
from behind to defeat Swarthmore in
were forced to overcome an early 10 19. for third place. the last wrestling witch of the seeScarlet make Rs most determined bid
point lead of the 13.1S. -But then
The Fresh tr., in their two-point
Fords Take nay Land
. Trailing by four points going
in several years to end the long Gar- victory, were ott.cored.f
the comb/mitten of Hopkins, Teen.,
The Scarlet team grabbed an early
earn the goer,
Delp, Kemmerer, and Gerlach came lead thank,
no the beavybreight hoot, end thereto the effort of Sean net reign on the basketball court.
but it was their greeter accuracy Dorn
roaring back into the .bineh, and Colman and Frank Ken-ned
fore
needing a fall to win, Haverford
y.
These
the fool line that *are them the nmrFINIS Tske Lead
presided Uranus all over the Boor, two gave Haverford
gained the necesoarY Manta when
a three point
pulled to within 4 points of them at margin; however, it
The Fords opened the game with a gih The Sepha &sold only connect on
their Sophomore star, Bill Rodewald,
was short lived
to
out
of ten charity tomes. Pore
halftime with the ecore 95-21. Runde as the brilliant Whidhon
soundly battered Garver, of Swarth.
of Uranus lot of spirit and drive. They looked
Tatnall Was the spark in this drive notched
point,
more, pinning him in 246 of the eeeca. very little like the team that fell be- Sherpless was high point man for the
with Ante accurate passing and ledevitle Sean a lead
end period. The final score of the
they never re- fore the Garnet by 25 points earlier winners with 8, white Warm Jonek
deadly shooting on the offense.
match was 18-17.
lingulehed The Forde Moan lord in the year Tom Crolius reeked
up took game honors with e.
As the second half began, Ursinus for the remainder
of the period, hut
The nophomore B five continued
Dodge Wins With Cradle
4 points before Swarthmore could
adopted a full-court pressing ,man- the drive and scoring
ability of
their
drive'
for
to-neen defence, but the Searlet and Whidhon and Jen
Brat
place
with
break
an
The first bottle of the aftern.o.
the
unexpeeted
Fond
sone. Havproved too
Black team kept right with them. great The half ended
overwhelming 44-19 defeat of the Janthe 12I-pound eMse, was a rather slow
with Wein. erford was in control of the backFinally. as• the result of Karl Man- ahead PI to 23.
Orate between the Fords' Dave Hoe.
Jim Foste r and Andy Boyd
boards by virtue of the defensive sop tors.
flat frford'.■ BILL Ronawarn pinning Garnet Gory, hIrlotott Gar- - tinge and Ed Burroughs,
wilier'. play making and accurate
of SwarthAt the start of the seven heti the threw. allowed. However, the fear- sparked the Sophs to • 23-8 half-time
t er, r r _:cat al wcomil period to bring how, 18.17 rirfory,
shots, the Fordo took the lead 5049,
more. Losing on points during the
lead which they nearly doubled in the
and s.n inereased this to 30-96. The Ford learn came out fighting and let lead was short lived. Rainy and
find and second stomas, Hastings
second stanza. Buz Gager was the
toquickly racked up a brace of geld
Scarlet and Black then adopted e deCryer dropped in five points and Juniors' only
evened the score 00 3-3 in the Mot peg
bright spot oe he sent
liberate style of attack In on effort oals, This Ortirt wok notokl7
riod and the bout ranked in a draw.
Swarthmore wee never headed again, ten points through the nets.
to ballot up Its lead. bat with live thiguished by the sharp • shooting of
John Dodge, a Fronton with great
In a dose battle for the eater 4beeiminute. to do, inspired by the .return Bern and Forsythe who pound although the smote 0,004 knotted fire
promise, was the Int fall of the day
lion, the Fresh 010 one their first
thirteen
points
times
through
during
the
the
first
hoop
leaf.
bo
The
Fords
of Hoover to the game. Uranus
for Haverford in his It&poend fight
game of the year, beating the Seniors,
surged back to num the lead 60. give Ureinus their -largest spend of Managed to keep within range of the
againkt the Garnet's John Boat.
18. In spit of g determined effort to the night, UM. points Haverford flying Gareet, but a closing, erring 20.25. Deadlocked at 12-12 during inDodge /ought beautifully through the
termission, the Freshman, led by Pool
overtake them. the Fords could not refused to give up end eona sight horst by Cryer and
Brat six minutes of the match, tan'
Br INV. Pones
- •
Reilly gave Shipley and Andy Semitic, fins*
muster the power and w en dawn to Mete with their beet offender, streak
ning up a 9.0 advantage: then, after
of the game. LAP Mono Amuseen's Swarthmore a five-point edge avhall came out on top of the ace-saw game.
With interest in college ...Alive pions were the boys from Rutgers
defeat 57-52.
2:49 of the loot period /hid elapsed,fte
time. 28 to 13.
"Butch" Case and Jerry Howe were n ow definitely
tot the upswing, roa- University: who took four Orate and applied a cradle hold that
For the losers Rut.° tatnalrwas merino and baeltheerd control markBoric could
Led by the aggressive Sam Conan, top moo for the upperelmemen. .
high soarer with 15 point.- sad Karl ed this rally. Moose played his best
m of the NEWS will be interested to two seconds. Gettysburg ,as
in sec- not comps
the Fords tore right into the Garnet
blanwiller second with 9. Light and dame of the ansen and gave a clear
Standines
now that Chia year Haverford Col. ond place. •
Walt Robertson. fighting for the
as the emoted half began. Sam conHoover together notched 28 points Indication of What we can expect
•
first
Won
time
Lost
thin
Pct.
season,
lege
an
piano
the victim
to
tinually
send
a
full
stole
,goad
the
of mahall from his forfrom him In the future.
Tryouts. for the Mum to be bent to
for the winner.
Frosb A ..
of Swarthmore's experienced Ben Pe.6
I
.857
ward position in the zone. But bentels to the Middle Atlantic States Swarthmore next weekend
nand. maw Po
were bald
Son S
in the 136-pound division. By
.5
2
.714
cause the Scarlet woe unable to score
Wreetling
Championship
matches
this yeaterday, but at the time of this sheer muscle power Roberta.
However, the Scarlet was never on
LINE-UPS
Soph A .__.
4
3
.571
menthe nay loyupa, the telly went to
week. The bons will take Place on wr iting only en approximate
able to narrow the margin to less no avath
Junior.
4 3 .571
ilAveltrolua J.V.
squad can Aged to avoid a pin in the first period,
than ten points and the slowed play
March 5 and 0, at Swarthmore Cop be nannol: Dave Basting.,
Seniors
li
.143
121; John but after 2:53 of the second three minC. ,p. p.
•
of the home team assured them vicIncident Averted
lege.
Dodge, 128; Clark Lightfoot, In utes, he Mieellmbed to a cradle and
tory. One of the features of the
With the Ford team trailing by four
Last ynr Haverford sent only four Scotty Kirantich, 1451 Bud Walker, half nelson. Another promising /neh5 1
m.o. Half was the defertlive play points and play
men. Clark Lightfobt, followed with
halted for a jump
lig hters to the ehanniomhie
IL% Phil blatancy, 165 or 075, and 4-1 decision over BOb Sebeffnor, a
by high aeorer Whidhohn. He hone- ball, an
of
over-excited Haverford player
lion: Dm Smiley, 130; Bud Walker, Bill Rorkwald, heavyweight.
collared • the dynamic Ford tannin, for no
Both Ma. Swarthmore. The winner of four
apparent reason pushed the
1
Tom Cronus, from the 11.r. TMs Garnet
155: Homer Kinintich, 105, end Phil roney and Rodewald will be
captain. Naturally, with such
favored in straight metaes this season, the Car1
feat plus his scoring marked Kra as bitter
lin
graPPler
Maloney,
could
175.
not
cope
Bill
Rodewald,
with
the
who
rivalry
their divisions- Maloney, victor over
and in such a close
2
the outstanding player of the eve- game,
this action precipitated a near
would have been a. favorite In the Mason Dixon 175-pound champ, fast-movin g Ford who ran up a 2-1
0
ning.
advantage in the fiat two periods.
riot. Fortunately for the Ford playheavyweight division, was out of ac- Brown, of Johns Hopkins,
Eighty American and Cattedian
0
Our to
will enter After 1:20 of the final Manta, Schaff.
111 a thole played well.
,either ref was in a position to nee leges will coins:rt. the new Interco!. tion with a charley-horse
at the time. the elmapionshin fresh from his lei' ee Injured his loft ankle in a takeIt was more the superiority of the the. play, but
a spectator, who was Meath 'Yacht Rang AumelatIon, as
0
Uranus team Oboe any 'par/keine later
In
the
nu:petition
of
last
year
two
mph hem on Saturday. Bill Rode- own, but continued after the ordiidentified as a well-knovre Phila- the result of the amalgamation of the
Ford failing that lewd to defeat.
delphia coach and ref, took 'talent ex- Eastern, Middle Western and Pacific of the //overfeed'sna awe out very weld, Haverford's mast conaletent nary throe-minute rest period only to
14 52
Bob - Belson continued to play e ception to the
Adele' decision to call Coma onanixatione just confident, well. Bud Welker was awarded fourth point-getter and winner of all but one lose the decision.
steady floor game and el. displayed
no font .11...se of the staunch stand Frederick IL Wean, Jr. Commodore place among the 156-pound grapplers. match
litimeskb, ner Pinned
during the past season will be
• noring punch that was lacking In
by the ref and theigeolnees of . the of the Brown Univdralty' Yacht Club while Will Phiribley fought
his way to Wong. favored in the heavyweight
'Things began to look very black in6 15 his first few games. Bob pitched in ether players, a reel Incident was and new president of
the Intercollegi- a secend position in the 175-pound di- division.
Rodewald's only loss Ohio deed for the home team when both the
1 0 three field goals in the first half, one averted.
ate body stated last Saturday.
vision Moloney was finally defeated season cam at the hands
of Mock., 155 and 145-pound matches went to
1 6 being his "favorite hook shot. Sant
However, this Incident se.emed to
The 'Easton Intercollegiate sailing by Wessr.n, of Malenben, who Franklin
and Marshall.
Swarthmore no the result of falls The
•
4 Colman continued his excellent Phor eel the Garnet on fire and at the name body, of which Haverford is a
menr fought and loot a heavyweight match
and was high nese for the Scarlet time deflate
It would certainly ho a feather in former division representative from
.0
.
42
the Fords. Reilly and her, is composed of 48 college., Uni- to the Wien and Wailes Rodewald
with 13 points Sam, aside from his Higgne
the cap of Bill Shit:Mob, the Fords' Haverford, Freshman Scotty Kimtook the backboard play versity of MacWand and Hobart being several weeks ago.
fine play on the goer. has been one away from Amussen
now wrestling much, if the team could Ma, was never at an advantage in
• 13
old Bah Baker. elected this year. The Pacific Feast
Although these two performed well make a good showing
of the meet amens-MI Fords hem Swarthmore
at the Middle the lirst period, and was finally pinned
.
0•2
6
upped the lead from organisation has 00 members and the the final position of the Haverford
the 'foul tee. Sem has caged 24 three points
Allanties. Sinhadch two done a good after 2:30 of the second period by Ken
to
ten
in
a
Midwest
matter
of
Collegiate
teen,
Sailing
wan
low
Assent.
because it sta.ed with job Ohio year with a young and
foe 31 tries for en average
fairly Ruhl, who used a head and arm lea
of 77K, minutes_ Higgene and Reilly account- Lion 14.
O
0
a 00-point dioadvanthge. Because Inexperienced
Bob Baker also played well in his ed for 17 points in this
team. Although they to abcomplith the Modred effect. Ha,
O
0
Mat ten-minby-laws and sailing roles for Haverford entered only four men in have
role, as spot relief nun.
won only three muleteer, one of erfordh Bence Bast was also name.
ute drive. F. the whole game Hig. the st
toa
toast to coast association are be- the meet, these points were subtracted the'.
Line
from Swarthmore. the team has bred In the second period of the 165•
II 07
gees and Reilly managed 41 markers. ing worked ant. The tentative Milne from the final team seam
One Point. gained something very important
pound battle by the Garnet captain,
to
Cryer netted 15 more to leave a seant of the combined organieation is the for each man not entered.
HAVERFORD
1547 chow- good wrestling squad—experienes
John Went-aeon. Baer held a 2-2
3 points scored by the reel of the Union of Intercollegiate Yacht Rating
Ce. R.
•
draw with MeCutcheon at the end of
team.
Asethiatione. Dien. and :sectional
A. VASSALLO
the first three minutes, but a crotch
associations also will be formed. On
Cram. Colman Shine
and half nelmn after 2:11 of the sec.
limber Shop
bley 15 and 16 the top crews from
ond stansa brought his downfall.
Wrestling. Squad Competes . . . . .
Once again it was Crolius and Col- each region wit meet at Annapaiis
SERVING HAVERFORD
a
Wing 17.10 at the end of the first
man amiuming the lions' share of the for the National Intercollegia
MEN FOR 39 YEARS
te
x matches, the Scarlet .d Black
offensive birden. Amossen Was dna:- Dinghy Regatta118 W. Lancaster An.
0
eded at /east a decision BM a fall
tint under-the boards in the opening
Y. M. C. A. Butend
in their last two matches to win. This
glans of the game and Bob Baker
a
is meetly what they got. remelt..
SWARTHMORE
continued to show improvement in his
pivot play.
Player
Phil Manley started the Carnet nn
FD. FT. F Pts,
Both Boron brothers
T tut
18 10 13 40
the road to defeat with a handy JeriCryer
played smoothly. Nevertheless, it was
5 11 5 15
"FOR JEEPS ON
Mon victory in the 175-elms. Mu(my
the ease of the better team defeating
4 0
tatannus
MAIN LINE"
roney had little trouble with Dave
Higgens
7 4 20
2
ft. ft. 1. pt.. o genie, fighting opponent.
Ramsey, or Swarthmore, nearly pinMontgomery
O
0 0
WILLITS. ARDMORE
HAVERFORD
ning him several times, god won on
Reilly
7 7 21
110.114 W Lasseter Ave.
Player
F.G.
F.T.
F.
Ins.
points, 0-0. This vktory brought the
Whidholm
Evans
2899 —.Ardinore — Wel
. 0 0 0
6 0 • 6 , 18
Conan ` 5 0 0 10
score of the entire match to 17-13. A
Miller
D'Annurisio
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PAGE FOUR
Blum Elected President
Collection Speech
Brotherhood Meeting
Essayists Offered
Spanish Club Starts
from 14.1
In WHRC Staff Election
ramie,. tram Oa. 1
Continued tram
topic Wasont..
"Brotherhood
Means getter
Veterans'
Corner
Mr.
Hamra
next
outlined
the
many
Human
Relationa." Ile spoke of the
although mine had a tenSince
the
beginning
the present
Lucrative
Awards
Program for Spring Under a recent ruling the Vet- disguises,
"evichwea
of
coley"
in
contrast
to
Rum
work
I
n
eing
done
by
his
National Ordency to keep slipping off my client. sewester, station WERC him been on'
Ma's critical measure. Among them
gemination and the hope it portends a
On Papery 23 the Spanish Club
several delightful stones der a new. admiral:at-ration. The new evidences.
Administration, merited inter- There were
Two new eway conteste have been better,
he claimed the revision of amounted
prejudice-free America. Gimpheld a meeting at which ofneers erana'
number
of
interesting
choral
officer,
ore Ken Blum, president; Sam the low rode, wool
n students &hose marriage eertin- and
interested
in
which
important.
The
sin
Keimel
stressed
the
fact that this
the new semester were elected. RichHudson, [renewer; Andy Knowlton,
are already on file need lake no formations.
of certain vague clauses in
students may compete this tolerance can only,be achieved
if we
ard Taylor, of the Junior Class, was rates
further steps to amuse increased aub- The show was entitled the Tiff Men,. diroetor; Sit/ Bell, prod., revocation
the civil rode and the elimination of erford
c
h
Goers urderstand the meaning of each oth,
semester.
The
fist,
whi
thong,. to succeed Ted Handy as Prod- sistence provided by recent legislation) Leap,. In honor of this being Leap bon director; Wray Bentley. Chief enthe "analogy article" in the criminal
erh differences rather than if we Igdent of the stub.
Year.
The
Egyptian
motif.
woe
fol- gineer; Dave Blum, program engi- Cede he considered outstanding fea- April 1, awards the winner 0 free trip
At
of
April
1
married
veterans
will
them.
This
fact
re
no
wan partienInely
The new president announced that
Bill Peniehe, advertising mansubsistence for not more then lowed through well; but a few thou- neer;
tures. - The A.M. government, he to Scandinavia. It is simmered be well brought out in the Chaplain'.
the activities of the club would be receive
ager; Dive MeCarn, publicity teenchild upon presentation of a pho- sand years didn't cramp the Lyle of ager,
recognising the educational, ex the Swedish Ameirican Line Its com- Corps •of the nrreed services during
greatly Mended daring the next one
and Bob limper, consulting en- added,
copyr`of the child's birth cer- the EEC Froth, They danced, they
well as punitive value of law, has memoration of the Swedish Pioneer the last warterm. It is hoped that movies In tostatic
This meet be given to the rang, they put on moth., they gineer. Jerk Peden is acting mere- now revoked the. death penalty and Centennial in 1540.
No HIndrauce to Brotherhood
Spaninis, interesting lectures-S. the tificate.
Training Officer, Mr. Alfred Mae'. cranked jokes (Indeed, emanlied sev- tare.
extensive judicial nioderaThe essay should be a biogrePhleel
Dr. Jones concluded the program by
learning of Spanish songs and dances, berm,
11, between 2 and 5 eral wide open). It was thereon:h- President ken Blum has been an ac- Mereises
of any Perm. of Swedish Pram:Ling
the story of the Maine
and a ta.sible picnic later in the p, rm., inontheMarch
Offer, Whiten is, enjoyable creation. It looked like tive member of the station for six tion.Local elmdons hove taboo place; presentation
birth
or
dement
who
hue lived In the farmer who manages to illustrate and,
spring. In co-operation with near- A It must beVeterans'
accompanied by the a real coming-out party for the term. He was busine. manager Orr same candIdateo have not been elected United States or Canada within the Typify most of the worthwhile foibles
by, collecii.. wi
ll greatly increase the original certificate, which will be core- mummy set.
two
tern.
and
treanurer
for
another
—an indkatiOn to Mr. Berard that last two hundred yearn, or an account of American life which tan be adiaportrImIiv one of Eaverford's matt pared with the photostat and return- And then the music Mopped and two. Under his leademhip, the sta- the
government feels its positiars se- of any colony, group, society, or or. ed to such presentation. The ides of
- active club,
ed. Birth certifieatee filed sisbeeqnent drew
the rehearsal was at an end. We with- tion has latently Mulled on many now cure Dissenting'reports can now be ganiration with a Swedish backBrotherhood, Dr. Jones said,should be
llenthership Increase
to a vanmge point off to 'the improvements, both technical and pro- heard in the legislative chambers; the ground, Three topien aro required. oftener
to
April
1
will
be
honored
only
Sc of
to that conyietion expressed
The nu, snve of the dub is to give the hate of their filing.
side and watched the chorus pass in gram• Broadcasting has been discon- Five Year Plan and the national budg- and essays should . he no mo. than by a Maine
nit be visited NI•
Spanish ....lents of the college a The foregoing applies to Veterans reamer, There was a tenseness and tinued for a three-week period in or- et have undergone sharp criticism and 2500 words In length. Fell•partimitars agara Palls.fernier
if he was.
greeter familiarity with the cultures under Public Law MG Them has TOE excitement In the whole group. We der to add a new studio and to sound- alternate suggestions have been may be obtained from the NEWS. impressed byWhen
, the naked
mint.- of water
of Spain and the Spa nish-spegking as yet been any ruling for Vete.. listened to their feminine chattering proof the other one.
the
etaThe
other
contest,
of
mom
genes.]
adopted
in
some
Meta...
Of
course,
over the falls, our tamer reworld and to aid in a practical way under Public Lew it,
that .1•••Ittool, lion does mem. broadeesting, prob- he said, the merita end demerits of Interest, is sponmred by the Taminent coming
"if I trip
plied that ho meet certainlywee • I' those who wish tr spank be SM.. "aren't the lights ably by March 15, Andy Knowlton, the taintalfam and Stalin are not debated Social and Economic Institute of New "After
row night!" . • "inc
all" he said, "there Is no
All students win are interested
new program director, piens to be —they have almitly. been "decided." York. The essay, which should be be- to hinder
' Mall oat there in present
it." Brotherhood and goa more varied range of pro- Thus, Mr. Hamad explainedidhe So- tween 5000 and MOO words loom-must operation ehoutd
ahould attend the next meeting, which Teal to Bring E. T. Price blinding?"
ye. ta, yrsstraitotento gram, which
this
•
thing"
not be difficult. After
.34111 include anuoical viet reeognisee its .dess
will be announced. ea the club is al- For EROGOPTIICS Discussion ... silence. Then the delicate
concern
"An
American
Program
for
ii
problems
all,
there'
s
nothing to hinder IL
showa,
reguler
news
broadcasts.
apart
ways desirous of increasing it, mem"Mn' Mother
of that famous
aria.things
by eentlnuing traditional disciplinary World Peace in the Present Crlsia."
Edmund T. Priee, '17, president of Never
shows,
drama*
programs, Maio oho.. action, in which cam a strong policy The first prim is WOO, And thirteen
bership.
Me
(the
I
ought
Told
Company, will re- to know)," floated through the tie. and comedy programs.
At the first meeting of the new the Solar Aircraft on
on the part of the United States additional prises total. up to WO&
Minch 8, to dis- We listened to thin intently. copying
Haverford
term last Thursday night. a lecture turn tohisHaverford,
cause the collapse of the Rus- The content doses April 2,1rd. The
experience a business man down
by Senor Domingo Ricardo, of Pendia cuss
the verses. (Shadols High- "Magic Squares" Subject might
has all the details tor those
Pharmacy
sian power. Re concluded, the decid- NEWS
with
interested
Moslem,
Hill, on the influence of the Valdes At request of Professor Teaf, brow!). s
ed
liberal
trends
show
no
immediate Interested.
Rita. of Henry W. Preen, P. D.
Brothers en the Spanish Reformation 31r. Price has derided to visit Haver- And the show as presented Satur- Of Math Club Meeting
WA presented in the Commons Room ford and speak on the development of day night was very well done. The On Thursday earning, February 26, Possibility of a Rallalan break-NP.
Prescriptions
before a group of Haverford students the Solar Aircraft Company, of Des udience applauded, and the girls the Math Club assembled to bear a
nd a number of guests from Bryn Moines, Iowa. Mr. Price will prob- ensiled. Everyone was happy except Anil. On "Uncle Square," by John
Shim int
Drugs and Sundries
later,
one rather bewildered goat, (But Brownlee. Opening his discussion
r
Ardmore Shoe
ably arrive at the college for dinner e had only a bit part anyway). Dar
A. Talone
Phone Ardmore 0122
and brief algebraic
Monday evening,. after which he will hops
Rebuilding Co.
night will have to go with a history
Non-Academic Program
of magic genres, Brownlee QUALITY DRY CLEANING
Peansylvspl•
Haverford
address
various attestants. All eco- meFriday
to beat the HNC performance. analysis
ronanme rom, rem
ARDMOER PA.
dencribed elementary constructions of
nomic
and
engi
n
eering
majors
who
know
the
nil-male
Haverford
B
ut
I
hat non-academic work of the type are related to this field are also ressrehear.] and show will not be diabolic squares and magic cube, He
relaosed should nfrer to many boys, invited.
concluded
with
an
investi
g
ationof
early so interesting for ma to watch. their special features and poeolble rignot particularly inclined or adapted
It's just the way that things shape nl&anre Gm. at
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