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VOLUME 39—NUMBER 17
• ARDMORE. PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1948
Government Men Haverford Revolution Begins Rugged Reporter
Tour Capital City As New Courses Go on Trial Dares to Invade
In 3-Day Jaunt
Sargent's Hideout
By GEM. RUrr
Government in Action was the keynote of the second annual journey to
Wartatarton by Government majors.
Accompanied by Professor Grant
Meade the moup of eight students
spent four days tethering the Washington mane.
Before beginning its tour of interviews with "Capital Names," the men
were invited to an informal dinner at
the National Pre. Clot, in wiltr to
get a synthesised picture of what ley
ahead for them. The trip wee -Br.
tented by the Washington Society of
the Haverford Alumni.
Now under trial by the lieverford cif:Joey la, and in one aernmter cover
faculty and administration le-a re• the subject's entire range. Inn colcarting of the Haverford curriculum lege where no such Introductory
that was adopted in outline lent course exists, someone who is able to
spring. The changee, now in the pro- take only one semester of Sociology
f... and eeperimental eteites, in- must take a course like Race Relavolve concepts of edutational philotio- tions or Criminology which, although
phy that are considered revolutionary covering In a relatively extensive way
In noel/ academic circle.
a particular phase of the subject,
General Course Theory Revised
gives him no view of Sociology's many
The theories underlying the non- other aspects.
academic program now being ?Iloilo' General
Course Program Extended
ed—first of its kind in the United
Lost semester, with the Idea of exStates—have already been revealed.
tending its general course program,
Far more extensive then this, howHaverford inelituted the Phyeleel and
ever, are the plans being explored in
Biological Science munea, to name a
relation to changes in the principles
few. These provide en example of
underlying general courses, whereby
enerrt course in the strictest
such coureto would be terminal. rathof the term. Formerly, a atuer than introductory. That is, instead
dent might take a year of Chemistry
of providing a student with the elein order to complete his science rementary facts of • particular field
quirement. If he dropped ed..e at
with the Idea of preparing him for
the end of that time, he would know
more advanced comae. in that nehl,
almost nothing about .Physica Mtronthey would be slanted toward tie stuorny, Psychology or Biology.
dent whose first course in that field
Under the new matem, the etudent
would he hie last.
can take a single ea
—Physi
cal
The traditional purpose of a basic
Science te—which cevers the eletoursee has been to preeent all the esnients of Physice. Chemistry and As.
sential facts ef a subject within a
tronomy. Then, an required under the
short time. Th., a student majoring
new limited 'elective set-up, he must
In Englinh, for Instance, can take Sovon... on Pa.
Br ANTHONY MORLEY
$3.00 A YEAR
Clarified Constitution
To be Presented Soon
A report on the conatitutlon and
the honor system will be made by
the committee appointed by the
Council for the revision. A preliminary draft be being prepared
now and will be presented to the
committeNthis wbekOne
e
is to tin.
elude the honor eystem as an inrepeal part of the eoratitation and
not of the by-laws, . is present-1Y
the ease. Moreover, the honor eye-,
tem will be rewrittee to make it
shorter, more definite and more
readily understandable.
Sea Gull Nearing Completion
For Week-end Performances
Having accepted the challenge to produce a drama of unusual
difficulty, Cap and Bells and the Bryn Mawr Varsity Players are
now in the final stages of preparing Anton Chekhov's The Sea Gull
for presentation in Goodhart Hall, Bryn Mawr College, on Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week.
The Sea Gull, one of Chekhov's
"But Chief—yoe can't ask a gap 10
most profound fireflies of character, is
interview Sargent After ail, Boss,
concerned essentially with the laterhave a heart. Remember what he
Play of a group of erten and writers
said last fell about people who raw
enraged in an unsuceeseful struggle
that doorbell! Well, Chief. now you're
The Cottion prooram last Tues- foe fulfillment. Through a new transasking me to - - , W ha t? Not by
day morning was devoted to the pres- lation, however. the dramatic groups
phone either? Mr come on. Chief.
Gee whin
entation of athletic awards and to en hope to overcome insofar as postable
•"
address by President Paul Limbers, the obseurity with which the grey bee
An editor's an editor, though, and
traditionally impressed American auof Springfield College.
'tie Bs reporter's job to do or die,
The fiat part of the program was diences.
ea off we went this afternoon to numAlthoughlienry Levinson, who will
ber four College Circle, to that cite.
under the direction of Roy Randall,
del of literary peace, the would-be
who introduced the three winter play the part of Peter Soria, has
Scene of Past Visit
ivory tower of Haverforrea stay-atsports teams and their coeche, First characterized The Sea Gull as teemThe atudents were received Wedhome ...aft, Profeseor Ralph M.
was Bill Dotherty. who announced ing with "planhy good Itahhehun
nesday morning by Edith Houma
puck," by which he meene humor. it
Sargent. And ono there—well, hapDespite a change in plan, the Col- the letter men for the busketbelt
Roger, and John Rankin, of the Nouse
py surprise! No guards, no shooting,
teams and the name of next mara is mnventionally considered a traglege still will make new homing
Committee on Veteran's Affair., both
no trouble at all. All that awesome
captain, Bob Belson. Mr. DochertY edy-The majority of the action is
of whom turned the table on last
display of profeasorial perversity In Mailable for the faculty. In the near praised the spirit. of thin year's teem, set at Sorirte country ertate, where
year's group by Interviewing Dale
the Faculty rho* the other night future. This news was disclosed and promfted that future years would Madame Tresdeff, a retired active,
Ride and Charles Shields, whose tesmold have been bat a false portent of early last week by Preaident Gilbert see an increasing. aggressiveness on and Trigorin, her lover, are spending
timony aided in investigation. for innon-eat/dent evil, for when our knook F.
the pert of Haverford's basketball the gumtree. Mao them am ConstanWhite.
creming relent.' subsistence.
tine, Nina—the sea goll—with whom
was arowered, the fabled and fireteams.
Dr. White vtate'd that the origi.I
Neat stop on the tour wag a meetbreathier Dr. Sargent turned out to
The wrestling team came next. Constantine Is in love, end many ething of the Senate Finance Committee,
be only the kindest and most amiable intention of building an apartment Coml. Bill Shihadeh awarded hie ki- er artists and townspeople. The charafter which they had lunch In the
house has been thandoned. After te., and then announced the election peter conflicts which begin here are
of English profeesors.
Vandenberg Room with Seeable.
overcoming the oppotaitIon of nearby Of Haverford's Mar heavyweight. Bill terminated in tragedy about two
Shakespeare Hie Interest
lye., Aiken., Plunder, ?dye., Maryears later,
Shakespeare's thought and the residents and winning the approval Rodevrald, as captain. -Roy Randall
, tin and Congressman Phillips, a BevCast Receives. Little Coaiperation
value it may have far today, Profes- of the local Zoning Board, it was spoke for the fencing coach, Henri
erford Alumnus. Following was an
The principal leads am Jerry WarGordon. and awarded the fencing letsor Sargent discloses, am recopying found that
the contractor's mama. ters.
interview with Secretary of AgriculDave Inlet is next year's esp. e, us Madame Trepletf, Bross.
his year of leave from the College.
ture Anderson and later with Harris
Cooper as Trigorin, Nancy Kunhardt
was so moth rover then the one taln of this team, which won
four
Shakespeare, he thinks, u the "einShane, of the Labor Department That
as Nina and Alan lavensohn as Conpreviously presented that it was felt out of five mmts this year.
ale moat influential writer" In our
BY ]awry THORPE
evening they atteeded a diner given
uneconomical to carry out this plan.
Paul 1.1111bert, president of Spring- Caftans,. Rounding out the cut are
language, was a great thinker as Well
by the Haverford Society of WashHowever, eine. the College will field College, addreased the audience Levinson, Jack Galley cc Slimmer,
Deep within the formaldehydie reOf Claes and Theories
as an incomporable dramatist, and it
!nylon when a talk was given by Ken ceases of Sharpie. Han, the private
have new additions to the (scull,* next His topic was a new type of A. J. Rock as Pauline, Marjorie Lew
It seems shpt in war-torn Europe is to be the theme of a book by Dr.
Crawford, of Newsweek Magazine.
next fall and present ertommodations co-education which he defined as the as Mash., Don Shoffstall as Dr. Dern,
life of the human louse (Pedicul. and
Sargent that the Bard. extraordiother blighted are
them is
are already filled, some housing must education of both the body and the R. S. McKinley se Medvendenko, Bob
Mementos) is under careful observa- coincidence
TOY to Varied Group
of malnutrition, lousiness eare thought processes were not for
be provided. The new plan involves mind, rather than a method which Pollard and Ned Coale. Heading the
The Intricacies of adminismrIng the tion. The eyes of Biology profe.or
and typhus dinner. In some coun- Elizabethan times alone, bet must be
two steps. The first will be the eon. divorced the two. In many places, stare crew is Nancy Greenwalt, while
Vedmertalfemeealamitenealiftemitherio. Francis. C. ZVAII0 and ardent Bob
trice;- an holy, litmaarried epidemics applicable to present-day altuatione
version of the present 'Lerma* Mr. LImbert stated, Arrest mime- Betsy Swope la prompter.
Were treplained by Chairman Coy and Davenport are scrutielaIng the
were -combatted with D.D.162 but this es well.
Rouse into • faculty apartment milt Non ft distorted, either being
of ma Bea Gall has
other members of that body. The "chwlin' ferlies" from birth to death,
onlinurd on Pam
overgave no eine to the biological relaled many amateur theatrical group.
This will require the approval of the glorified or else aubordinated
net of the afternoon was taken up taking in all the vital statistics-so
lions between the human host nod the
Zoning Board of Adjustment but it thoroughly to academic actinides that to avoid producing it sinee its contby interviews with Martin, Eccles, teeanically tolled biononsica
Meta parasite.
is hoped that there will be no diffi- It is prerticelly non-existent. He felt rtetion In 1909- But witb the capable
of the Federal Reserve Commission,
Back in the laboratories, ecientists
culty from thatquarter.
that man hoe arbitrarily divided the direction of Mr. Frederick Thon, Pro• Phillip MnrreY, president of the CIO,
found that undernourished mice supThe second phase has already been penconality into three parts—physi- fesaor of Drama at Bryn Mawr, who
David Lilienthal. Atomic Energy.
ported more Hee than healthy mice
Marled with the purchase of the For- cal, mental and spiritual—but that has performed miracles in the Pont
Commission, and Supremo Court Jusdid. Perhaps the blood of the unand with • cat containing many talMr. Grant Mende, of the govern- te. House, a large stone Mandate in reality they are intimately
tice Burt
on and Chief dealer:, Vi.on.,
interhealthy hosts made better louse fowl
ented actors and actmsses, hopes for a
ment demrtment. is in the process of at the corner of Oakley Road and connected. Each phase
That night there was an informal
of the whole
than blood chock full of vitamins. If
surtessful production em high. It is
writing up an exhaustive...fey of Railroad Avenue. Thin structure will Individual is in need of
"give and take" session with Conequal
edme•
se, then a balanced diet with high
unfortunate that this dramatic venthe first year of American military be used to replace Lange.. Ifilesse, tion and opportunity for
gressmen Plain. In his of
growth, and
vitamin content should keep lice and
ture, like most others here, is plagued
government in Challawando. a prov- afar some necessary alterations. It it I. a poor edumtional
Friday morning the government
system which
typhus at a minimum — a likely
with laxity on the part of those reince of Korea, es the thesis for ,hin te a three.story Bane building with imams any one
• majors vieltod Senatore,Taft and Salof the three.
theory.
doctorate.
Continued on cog.
• two-story living room suitable for
American sociologists, he said, have aponsible for its management. PubOf Mice and Men
licity, especially. hal been neglected,
Challawendo, one of the most int- remptions and other social functions, placed much emphasis upon
the need
So, leaping from moose to man, the portant provinces of
the Far Easee and the entire etructure seems well foe increased physical recreation. while the entire company has been
theory was tested on a group of .boat newest state become it lief
in the suited for the plans of the College. There is an increasing tendency on talented off to an unertisfactory re80 humans last year, en experiment heart of the rim belt, is keeled
On
the part of the Americana to adopt hearsal 'taste at the Wright School.
In -which Dr. Evan, participated. One the southern tip of the
nation, about
a sedentary life and to degenerate
batch of germ-free lice was fed on 30 260 mile. from the mpital, Seoul.
Mr. Glee Club Sings in Philly; into a spectator whose body suffers,
normal. healthy "eontrols," while an- Meade. a self-styled "air-months
H. Allan R. Freelon, today's Colex- Hough,
and in turn, whose whole personality
Gebhardt Shine
other similar batch lived of 30 people pert" served in the military
lection speaker, will remain en the
governand capabilities suffer. There are a
fed vitamin-deficient diets. The prob- ment there, end Ned an inside
A concert called by the Evening number of reasons
eampus for the rest of the week as
view.
for sufficient
lem su to see whether the lice using
making major nary d.ielee. The Bulletin, "one of the most reward- physical exercim but there are
a Vieltieg Lecturer of the American
re
also
unhealthy blood for food multiplied situation as far on military
Friends Service Committee. NI. visit
govern- leg choral events of the etirrent sea- e few - reaeons given which are
The compoaltions of Haverford stuMademom or less rapidly OA thaw nom, ment was eoncorned
son,. was presented by the Haverford mate. The firm of
Rome
Is stioneored by the Race Relations
was
these inadequate dents will form the concert program
OIL EVANS, tree Irons Class
ithed
by
the
"control."
Unfortununique,
first because the Amara,. Glee Club lest Friday in the auditor- remons is that
Committee of the AFSC.
exemplified by the An- to be given on March 01st, at 815,
Night admirers, as be appears
ately. no hoped-for difference eame to Army was unprepared
to deal with ium of the Carl Schurz Memorial napolisaviation training
Special, assirtant to the director of
This represents the
more gem :lamed serromadissgs.
manual in the Union.
light, an the verdict foe the theory Korea'. pressing emblem.
and eat- Foundation.
fine arts in the Philadelphia public
which listed each apart and stated fifth in the series of joint HaverfurdMM. unproven.
onrty bemuse the difficulties in transUnder the expert leadership of De the manner in which
nrhool oaten. Mr. Freelon is well
it would con- Swarthmom Sunday evening concerts
Emma
end
porfttion
Davenport want to make
and communication made it William Reese, the program Included tribute
lament In art chalet as • teacher and
to u more efficient fighting stemmed to broaden the cultural bane
sum that theme experimental results necessary for important recisions to "Throughout the Whole Earth's Broad
arthd. He has taught on the secmechanism. The second inadequate In musicon the pea composer.
were accurate, hence the activity in be made in the Neal unite, instead of Expense" from Bach'. Cantata No.
ondary leverfor years, and has derea.von for sports is the attribute that
Artie. Imported
Sharpie.
by
headquarters.
202.
In
a
carefully
The
125,
permse
"The
reguThree
of
the
Fayries" by Purcell,
veloped projects in art appreciation
Norman Black. violinist and direclated incubator. the initial hundred thesis Is to show how Anterkan for- and an excerpt from Randall ThoinpBY Vattaxes Harts.:
and participetion for the non-special.
tor of the WFIL string trim will be
Haverford has proved that It can lady and gentlemen live dwelt In elm policy wee affeeted by these de- eon's "Testament of Freedom." The
Is.. He has also conducted his own
on hand to perform many of the
Warner States Issues
Ammer art whoa and bee had hie more than hold its own in political semi-dark pile.y.
Following the eisiona which both headquarters and performance was crowned by Gershworks with Thomas Elmer on cello.
work .hibitecl In • number of gal- debate. The testing ground was Sat- Lord's Fifth-day command, them are eventually Washington ... Mid to back Win'e "I Got Plenty of Nuttirt " and Confronting Federalism
David Tudor, piano tutor hen lost
the usual "Casey Jones." Flatlet
lanta and showing. In addition, his urday's Intercollegiate Conference oh now some thousand pediculi of both VP.
year,
will ambit, aid Professor ...eft
The
first
of
a
seriea
of weekly disIn regard to Russia, Mr. Meade John Gebberdt gave excellent renal'
paintings. aching", and lithographs Government which was held et the seams. Thus; through counting the
tension groups was held Thursday Somber will do the vocal work. I few'
me owned by both Institution. and Havertown unit of Temple Univer- numbers of eggs laid. nymphs hatch- feels that the Remains now mike Mons of a Bmh sonata and a suite by evening,
March 9th, in the Union, by of the composers will perform their
sity.
the
Represmtatives
importance
ed,
and
lice dein. end be pereamilY
of Koren.. inter- Telemann; -baritane William Hough
from colleges
net lovers !breech°oe the iountry.
the United World Federalists. Bill own orks.
Mr. Freelon also has many of his In mutheartern Pennsylvania met to feeding then, all tome daily, Evens mediary between the Soviet Union song miss by Handel,
Carl- Warner presented some of the conAmong the works of students to be
snob, on exhibit in art galleries in work out • political pled... In prep- and Davenport hope to find why last and U. Sacontrolled Japan, and are slmmi, and Torelli beautifully. John troversial
issues In the world govern- heard are the first movement of, a
Bretton
year's
for
results
the
making
statewide
ended
the
In
now-familiar
failure.
students'
Davison
offer.
and
to
InJames
Dietz served as ment
various parts of the country- HI
sonata by John Davison, a rime.. by
movement
today
and
outlined
convention
which
sure that Korea will be friendly to- emornyaniste.
to to aseerable in
works have also been reproduced in
the present official stand 'of the UWF Thomas Todd, Sonata daChiesa by
"Art Digest" and "American MagA Philadelphia en April 8.
Former College- Plumber wards them. The Korean, arearding -Next week-end the Glee Club will on these questions.
Edward Handy and an Introduction
After Temple's Charles Gone as
to ?dr. Meade. is by nature gee. In- journey to New York City, where
nine of Art," published by the AmerThis meeting served se a prem.- and an allegro completed recently by
Completes
Sea
Story
regional
dependent
director
(witness
hod
presented
the
fact
the
they
that
will sing for the New York
it
ican Federation of Art, 'and in James
&hard Schuman.
they
...ion
for
the
discussions
of
the
Me.
Rolf
Vestvold,
'a former em- took the Japanese an yore even to alumni Society at the Town Hull
Porter'a "American Neer* Art." He ntiodectory peakere, the assembly
earning week. in which all present naCredit Goes to Swan
was educated in Philadelphia public broke up into • doeen committees and PloYee of Haverford'e plumbing de- pacify them at the beginning of their Club. The eongsters will alto give a tional UWF policy
will be crideallY
Credit Is due to Profesmr Alfred
schools. He won a four-year scholar- got down to work. The Haverford nerttnent, recently completed a novel occupation) and is not likely to turn concert the fallowing- day et Bennett examined. The.purpo
m
of
these
meetwhich
he
hes
Swan
submitted
teem
for
of
either
this concert. Dr. Swan be.
28
to
politicians
Macmilcommunist
was
or
famine
well
repHe adds, Junior College In MIllbrook. N. Y.
ship to the Philadelphia Museum
ing. is to provide UHF members, al- gen the program two
lan's for metal° publication. Early however, that Korea Is very Impor- This northern trip
yenta ago to
will be supple,
School of Industrial Art, and hold. a meant. in every committee.
Following a hurried lunch and a last semmter Mr. Vmtvold apploech- ting in the international pkture, and monied by tripe. Atlantic City end reedy united on the objective of fed- develop the latent talon. of students
Beehelorts degree from the Univenieral world government, an opportu- it no laboratory
bullion. This Sunthat both nations are well Sift= at IL Wanamaker's later In the ea.on.
ty of Pennreivania. Mr. Freelon tied serfte of lart-minute political derts ed Mr. Shrocder, hand of the ma
nity for considering the means to this day's concert represents
tenants
department
over
coffee
with
the
cups,
a demonstrarequed
the delegates troupholds a Blaster of Pine Arts degree
/MI in the light of the constantly tion of whet has been
that he be allowed to atop work at
accomplished.
•
COLLEGE CALENDAR
from the•Tyler School of Fine Arts, ed into the liavertowe gymnasium for
changing world situation. It la hoped All in the
the general political convention. At 12 Noon no that he could devote more
eonege eorantunitY nee en.
'temple University.
Friday. March le, and Sattrdey. March Mt Cap and Bells presenthat from these meetings there will couraged to
attend and to eupport the
In addition ha his teachifig duties., the very outset Haverford scored an time to his book.
tation of The S. Gall al 11:30 P. M., Goodhart Ilan, Bryn maws
emerge a consensus of chapter opin- musical efforts of
their fellow stuMr. Freelon condue. gals own surd- important muesli when Part Stereo
ion on the questions now at issue dents with
College.
theNtorT,l buitte"
n:v"eITen'bU'llnt'o
the seine entleolaein given
'droutli.
tiler school of painting and gcephk was elected to the sPesitembit by •
Sunday, Merril 21; Content In Union by David Tudor, pianist, at
among
world federateas which can be to en ethretic team.
sea story told to Mr. Vestvold by a
are at Windy Creel Studio, Telford. large majority which included the en8:16 P. M. •
...tinkered to the national leaderMaine sea Captain. Mr. Vestvold left
The final concert in this series will
Pa-,.and la on the aloft of the Edu- tire block of 'Bryn Mawr 'mt.. Paul
Christian Foram in the -Union at 7:00 1'. hf. Dr.
ship.
also be held at Haverford, on April 11.
Soilcation Division, Philadelphia Mummy. Steens very ably took charge of the hi. employment here at college three
man will speak on Ghandi.
Tho neat in the series will be held Harriet Sera
meetiny as the committee chairmen weeks ago in order to live nearer the
will be the guest perof Art as a letterer and teacher.
Titeeday.
Wedemday,
Merck
bat Colleetifin speaker, Dr. adult M. Jonas.
Mattis 17th, at 7:00, In former, and the recital
Conine. on Pan
..ea coast.
•
will 'feature
the Union lounge.
Russian piano m.le.
the,
Haverford Athletes
Feted At Collection
Housing Planned
For College Faculty
Typhus Theory Now Being Tested
In Evans' Research on Human Lice
Meade Makes Study
Of Korean Province
Freelon to Prolong
Stay At Haverford
Concert To Feature
Works Of Students
fs
Paul Steere Steers
Stormy Convention
Tinhc.
Wednesday, March 17, 1948
II A VERF49 UM MEWS
PAGE THO
HaverFora News
1.ouNim
Flunk...RI 15, 1909
itself, appoints its own leaders, figuresiteosonMlays, No expense
in this direction would 'he incurred4w The Yleillage.
Gamesgre irrualaidately available. The IV squads of all the
colleges in the are avant and need contests. A schedule could
easily be secured.
The sport is wanted 'and needed here. It is up to the athletic deportment either to supply the opportunity 9.441.ay or some
elem, tactual answers to the question, "Why eantt we 'have a
ALUMNI NEWS
William A. Blair '81,
Civic leader, Dies
Do You Krk*;
. .
ALUMNI NOTES
g899
Witham A. Badey recently attend*Ws Edgar—Joseph W. Senor. Jr.
ed the All Friends' fienie Plotido,
educator,
Blair,
Allen
Whliam
%deem Merioser—Allis P. Singer
and writes that George Ward, 07, and
banker. batmwasmen, historian and
Nem% Edriom—M. Robert Laseley. jolts A. paella, Witter I. Scligsohn.
he were the only liaverfordians
lacrosse team at Haverford?"
civic leader, died on -March 2, al hie
Ptelsere Edit,"—Kenneth M. Moser
among 136 preseo.t.
Street, WinCherry
South
210
home,
Alumni Editor—Willi., K. Gorham
1954
ston-Salem, North Carolina. after a
Neu, Anorior,--GorJon Baldwin,. Allan Brick. Sanford Dennison, KenHoward H. Minton, co-director of
SCrious Mines. of two weeks. -Mr.
ncth Dolby.", Willard Hansen, David Konowity, Robert Kunkel. Jams
Pendle Hill, Qtuder Graduate Study .
Blair, widely known as Colonel Blair,
Miller. Howard O'Neill. William [leder, William Peek.
Readers of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin wee Sc Boob! daintier
Center, at Wallingford: Pa.. lass-been
was 88, and had been in declining
with that paper's practice of crowding international news deeeloPmetabs off
Special A.o.,m1.--Ilienry G. Hood
nominated an one of •the .delegites to
Haverford Club of,
health 3br•eeveral years.
Met page)
AJ3i$14•11 'I"111, ■Fditlff—David E. Philips
the frost Isaac Do he relegated 'to the dab.rm aeocaore elite
the meeting of the World Colwell of
. Active in Many Field...
Deacon, John Doane, Spasser Hand, Donald Hat- for the sake of kcal Mons that seem 'trifling to the more esoterie reader.
Los Angeles
Sport, .4.,a
Churches to be held in Amsterdam.
Ouch Rents fall into three main categories: 11) hold-ups feAreted Thug
Ear 67 years he had been on the
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North Carolina State Board of Public CLUB OF LOS ANGELES WILL represent the Arch Street Yearly
Ad mrhor O.,mtrer— John T. Acton
Pooch Snarl* Chestnut Street Traffic.) and (3) the tniseellan.u. cateWelfare: for 44 years he had bean HOLD A PIPIETING ON BATOR
Meeting of Friends.
mic--(;ha rim D. Grittills
.....1•• ■,
Chairman. For 50 yearn he had %eon DAY. APRIL 10. 9946, AT PHE
gory, which includes such items as the South Street tough committed to
- -the House of fatention for "shooting" his schoolteacher with a waterUremia. o thomg•a—Jusepli L. Stanmycr, Jr.
a trustee of the Winston-Salem UNIVERSITY CLUE FOR DEJoke W. Charles, gna, will repreTeachers' College, which he helped TAILS, CONTACT SPENCER R
pistol charged with soepy water, and the .leemen who, efter driving 500
sent Haverford college at-the observhod, of I fierrford College somith lbomghour fix continuous mills. walked round ho the rear of his cer to Sind his yet kenI Ih■NNI,1
round.
MARTIN.SENOUR,
du
STUART.
Re was head of the old People's Na- COMPANY. 815 WEST NINTH ance of the PM Anal.. .y-9f the
sertess. % tr. 'doted fit Ihr Ardmore Fording Com( oey. 49 Rifled- ...mos pnatiou at the end of a ten-loot rope.
foundlor of -Iowa State College, on
tioml Beak for more than In years. STREET, LOS ANGELES
Hemming Den..e of the /mot Page ere of course stuffed with onetome Praer, Ardmore, Pd.
.
Marsh 22, at nowa days.
seinen. statistical facto of interest mainly to Economics majors, such as
For 11 year. he served as -secretary- CALIFORNIA.
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treasurer of the Chamber of Comlast yam', crocodile consumption in Khanwhatka. or the mutual production
of Crowe, Ammo, 24, 1912.
merce of 'Wilhton•Selem. Mr. Blair
Walter G. Ihreeresan has smitten •
fin bog to.) of ping pone bails in Rio Muni. The front-page pattern In
was, at diffeMot, Unita superintendohangole, mch day the reader diecovers a top half emblazoned with
two mientific papers which hovel..
ent Of schools In Winston and High
French cabinet shakeups and Grownyko vetoes, ends lower half cluttered
Published recently.itis paper entitled
Point, president of the High -Point
'fife Among the Sunspots," aPn.rwith atrav pussycats, ,mashed windows, and mongoloid pretzel-benders.
Coming Cons... president of the
Nos this sort of thing has been going on for years. The publishes,
ed in the January issue of Popular
Next week the Haverford Students Association will elc'et have always felt that such split empluisie is the easence of that small-town
North Carolina State Bankers. AssoJohn E. Abbott, Y9, Ism resigned as Astronomy. The other paper, 'Huits officers for the year '1948-1949. As in the pant, students will R emuetlichht•it that has toads the Bulletin the paper nearly everybody
ciation. trustee of Salon College, and Secretary of We Museum of Modern man 'Mortality,. wan published in the
a director of Jefferson Standard Life Art to become Amintant to the Pm ei- Detember Issue of the Spectator
be 'inked to choose from a varied array of candidate. the men reads, But the growing opposition, determined that each Provincleitent
paper.
the
improving
of
sat
to
method
a
time
on
found
also
He
agree
to
unable
been
Company.
has
ma
dent of Webb & Knapp, it was an- Magesine.
they consider best qualified to manage the 'affairs of our elab- must
es pr.ident of the Pepsi Cola Bat- nounced today by Nelson A. RockeOne group has moqueed that ail "1.W tolor" be tabulated on a daily
1821
orate organization for self-government—one of the moot liberal
tling Company, of Wl.ten-Salem.
"suninittry sheet" app.ring in an ineonapimous corner and (using the
President of the Museum.
feller,
Also W. Bastings wit not moli reand complete systems of student government in the United dey's total of overturned •trolleyears, pilfered fruit-stands, and reinstated
'Received A. 11.1rom Haverford
Mr. Abott joined the Mineum in election as one of the commiesioners
Staten.
sonny. A second, more outspoken group, Iowan as the "bristol board"
Those are just a few of the high' 1936 sa Director of the Film Library. of Montclair, New Jersey, in the May
spots in Colonel Blair'* ent.i.br va- In 1939 he became Executive Vice- election.
Now that Haverforirs size has increased to the point where faction, hos suggested that the paper be distributed without any lower
The pressure of lai•rato
at all. Readers 'desiring a completedoking paper if there see any)
He was born June 4, President and a member of the Board business was given as the reason for
ried career.
every student no longer knows every other student. it is diffi- half
would be furnished with a "permanent tower half- printed on durable
1839. in High Point. North Carolina, of Trued., nod ales 1940 ho has his withdrawal from the election. He
cult for anyone to answer readily the inevitable question - cardboard OW a representative assortment of local moil., which could
the .n of Salomon Isaac Blair and been Secretary.
resigned last July as vise-President of
"Who is the best null?" There- are, however, certain guides be pinned to the top half each day, interlocking very neatly.
"It is with gavot regret that we we the Engineer.' 'Public Service CornAbgall Hunt Blair. lie attended GullA third school throw up their !odds in despair.. What can you do
which students can apply to making their choices, even in cases
fond College and received his A.B. de- Mr. Abbott leave the Museum," said 'pony of New Work, .to become amillit"If
axim
them
following
doggedly
which,
anewapaper
with
they)
(say
where they are not intimately acquainted with the candidates
gree foam Haverford College in 1881. Mr. Roaefeller, "for Is' has mode an .t to the prmildent cif nochatener
you can't find newts, make newt," gees out and make. It? Although unHo also receNed a degree from liar. outstanding contritionon to its growth Brother., inc.
`
concerned.
ethical, such a practice has two distinct advantages: -11-) It encourageo the
and development, and we are delightvard 'University.
4929
The first and most important criterion to be considered is fledgling reporter ("You, too, can make the front page, simply by snatchAt the age of 28 he was made prin- ed Oat Mr. Abbott has agreed tore.-19, author of
Carr,
Dickson
John
of
half
entire
an
Met
means
it
(11
presidency
and
the
up!")
that
it
doubt
writing
no
and
* • nurse
that of experience. There can be
.e trustee."
cipal of High Point High School. A
any detective stories under his own
As Assistant lo William Sockenyear later he became a professor In
of the Students' Association has become an exacting position. the front page .0 he written up days, nay, months in advance. the only
Darn! mad a pseudonym. Carter Dickeing for the paper to make sure that the events take
b
thing
remaining
Mr.
Webb-n•Knapp.
of
superintendSchool,
dorf,,President
Normal
State
the
berg
the
in
involves
it
duties
In order to promise to perform the
son, arrived hem from - England.
place as prescribed. Indeed, it is not difficult to imagine a email army of
ent of Sabbath Scheele for North Car- Abbott will be 'streaky comerned with
manner possible. a candidate must 'he thoroughly acquainted li..porter," nightly aprowl in our murky otreets, fanning out from the
he hue made his home for 16
olina, wheal superintendent at High Mr. ZeckendorCa mon, civic mid en- where
him the manwith the mechanisms of Students' Council operation.
Millen. Building nod planting stones that will overturn tomorrow's trolleytitle development projects: Mr. Zeck- Years He brought with
Point, all at the same dr..
uscript of his new book. "The Life of
of
windows
long-bindle
jimmying
with
shears,
cutenarims
aoippIng
rem.
.sorabling
for
the
purl
by
and
rosponeiNe
faced
editor
was
issues
coderl
became
he
1884
important
In
the
tier
what
know
must
Ile
Doyle," which
Como
Arthur
Sir
ns whose proprietors wit awake next day to find the tithe.co
delicatesse
owner of Use High Point Enterprise. the land bordering on the EnarRiVoe
council. and must have it clear idea of the pros and cons regardHarper has tentatively listed for fall
bottles donned, severing the bake-hones of automobiles that will, at preThe ymr often that he went to Johns which has shoe become the site of
ing them. For ht.. ert such ac that of students being placed on
publimtion. Mr. Carr. hie wife and.
ranged moments. careen Into prearranged flower-shop window. A fourth
Hopkins Univereity to get a Ph. D. the United Nations.
three children are .pl.nabef to spend
the faculty selection committee. or that of the extent to which, school, known as the 'Tartan" school, thinks that we can best solve the
to
returned
He
philosophy.
to
degree
raial menthe hare.
Haverford should participate in the programs of organizations whole Bulletin problem by ewitching to the Daily News. But this school can
Winston is 1887 to become superinReverend Richard G. Cebu, who is
tendent of State Normal School and
like the National Students' Association, which are rapidly corn- be disregarded, It argues that the Bulletin gives inaufficient emphasis to
amociate rector -at St. John's Parish,
actually merit
ankles
turned
and
seems
clogged
that
and
happenings,
local
"Schoolteacher,.
of
owner
and
editor
corning
the
ing to prominence, will affect all students within
Jacksonville, Florida, momenta
*eremites. four-inch h.dlines.
called the "Laurent and hest educationHaverford College at the tnaugaraPrim old ladies may sniff over their teacups In derision; Couunieal magaaine in the South" ContinuThen there is the question of a candidate's discretion and tainted campus wantons may shoot their crimsoned heads off; the Bulletin
Even althis early date ile.rford's. tion of Joseph Hillis Willer as presiing as State Normal School superindent of the T1nivelnity of Florida,' Szo
n undaunted. It Ms Mickel the opposition of an entire century.
independence of judgment. Can he size up a situation, grasp the
tendent in 1888, he also served as Varsity ChM is laying the plot forks March B.
'Will it suemssfully plod thr orgh another? Our guess is that 0 will, and
Win..on school aiderintendent and Spring Alumni Week-end. On Coach
important issues, and come to a sound, well thought-out con- 'Will
1932
in the evenings
President of the North Carolina Asso- ROY Randalle scheduic hooks, the aftclusion? Can he acquit himself well in dealings with other col- that our greaborandelltdren tan expect to tarn homeward
and and Met three naeghty boys were dapped into the House of DetenAmber S. Roberta was reeently sm.
of GUY Superintendents. The enwon of May 8 has ban all but fillciation
leges and with our own adminiatration? Can he be counted on tion for regoishly blowing
pees at atomic piles, that a 130-year-old eitisen
same year he helped found.and be- ed to overflowing, with three home pointed secretary and mooed of S. K.
to handle subtle problems of human relations with tact? The wax bereft of his flying-belt addle having a new length of intestine incame first president of the local Y. M. games. beechen with Pennsylvania T. induedies.
Military College. ten. with Renters
fact that Honor System revision will be complete before the stalled, and that Moskowita's Avocado and Prune Saloon, at the corner of
1834
•
and leash and field with Swarthmore.
new officers will take up their &dies means that the candidate-4 Nucleus and Oppenhelm. was robbed of three cue. of nectarines by all
'
Influential.. Finance
Erwin -Hchinid in with •tho United
As to the theme: "enjoyment"
interplanetary bandit armed with woman, my gars and tatting off in ti
policies
this matter, an inane last year, will not enter Into
States Coast end Geoletk Survey add
of
presidency
the
to
minted
was
He
arty.
an
definition
a
good
turbo-pinion-inasotronim.
mciprotrating.plexulator,
futuramic,
seems as
eonnotronic,
this election. But at the same time, many situations arise unthe People's National Bank in Ittlie. Said 'Bandon. "Our [den Is to present lives at '46110 Connecticut Ave., N. W.,
gastronomic spice-ship to his hideaway, mitnorethy deep in the (Olds of
Washington 8, D. C.
'
Daring the following several years he one day during the spring which can
der the Honor System which can be handled effectively only the 169th Infinity.
1933
'
meal.t wrote, engaged in business be an all.atdetic day. and thin there
with diplomacy and restraint.
'EON°. K. Enarrestavra
He was married in 1895 have been scheduled as many event.
politics.
and
Mr. and Mr. B. Barham Cadbury
Remember, many phases of the Coun cil's activity are of
to Miss Mary Eleanor Fries, of Sa- as ...ethic for these who will attend."
ounce the birth of a daughter,
great importance to all students. Consider the candidate himlem.
garet Shippen Cadbury. on Janu.Capping this program will be a dinself. The question to be answereeis does he or does he not have
In 1899 he holpial..floance the con- • . Everyone who has an inter.t
ary 20. Their home addreas is 1528
alto t o report that the copy of Ow 'blend MP.,
solidation of dm street railway, the Severities athletic program Ls In- Wahl. Road, ROSellOnt, Pena.
the ability and the necessary experience fur handling these probwho
lads
these
of
one
of
attention
the
received
already
has
library
the
in
electric lighting plant, the transmits- vited 10-1. Prewel, Mr. 5504011 dab.
1942
lems intelligently and decisively.
go through a volume, pencil in hand, jotting down front, extemporaneous
don plant and ether city utilitim into irate,. baying, "All alumni and
Mr. and Mrs. ha. J. Frazier •aneriticism and comment In the merging. ego noted only two of three emooe company, of which he became friends. whether they by alumni or
nounce the birth of a son, john'
bellishments, which small number may be accounted for by'lle gripping
in
assisted
vice-president. In 1900 be
not. um invited."
Franklin Tinnier, on January M.
nature of tie. printed material. The first new wsa next to it list of colleges
emanising a bank at Elkin, of which
Arnomnrcinent cards will shortly he
home oddments 00 West Ase.,
Is 1901 he sent out to all almmi, and with them Their
Lacrosse is a hard. fast, exciting anent II requirees the whose slide. hml been interviewed Daryl, Mawr, incidentally, offered up
he be.me a director.
Bridgeton, 74. J.
over a Modred of. its children to the muse of scan.). flaverford ads nut
helped fount the Security Life and
tilted
be
stamina of the foot Iran player phis theagili ty and speed of the
return. curd which should
1012
end a neat, if plaintive "Why not us7" had been
institutions.
the
of
one
Annuity Company and become a di- out and remitted.
soccer man.
Dr. sod Mu. J. S. Lamildin unwritten in the margin.
n:dor of the company.
trounce the birth' of a daughler,•lhth.
Several years :ten, most lacrosse activity ill the U. N. Cell.
Tie commentator is obviously of a very bitter diameter, for his other
He was at different timei umem.
cello Anne Laughlin, on•Docember.27.
fermi in nod :trointit Baltimore, Maryland. Sports-eonscious peo- work aka., depths of cynicism unusual in Ills you.. Kiusey et el give s
her of the National Geographic SoTheir home address is 808 South Pint
ple who moue to, this city and saw a Politeal would invariably lint of the vocations of persons interviewed. One annotator has carefully
ciety, a trust. of George Peabody
ht...•Chainpalgu,•111.
College for Touchers, a member of
Say, "What's genie!" as they watched the lightning action on the bracketed the drat two of the list They ore 'Bootlegger.' and "Clergy.
.1942
vice-presPardons,
of
Surd
State
the
field. Conches of other salmis were equally impressed with the
Geer. T. Warmer, 5x.42, has been
•
•
•
re.Ds
Cooper
Secretary
Bankers'
-Alumni
ident of the North Carolina
transferred to the •Washington, U.'C.,
sport. and many hastened back to their respective posts to inThe Ilmerfueld11111 Club is engaged in a Butyl selling drive at Bryn
Association, Boy Scout commissioner that contributions to the Alumni Fund
Stumarlasuranne
Liberty
the
of
oflice
stall lam D., an a (till-fledged spring activity. Swarthmore, Fenn, Mow, Alb.),‘ their yeasty advertising slogans are:
of Winston-Salem, a member of the am begihning to reach hie °Mee as a
Company. at .1909 -Massachmetts
Mho Elemental Manganese
Drexel, and Prineeltor - - - well Bryn Mawr! - - - have taken UP
National Council of Boys Semite of .salt of the letters which have been
Ave... N. W.• .He is living at-139 Grofchimpansem,
end
apes
with
Moes
lias
reprosentaliv..
America.
sent out by the <Inas
the Kalee.
ton SL,•ChovrChase..14d.
But .Elernental's not annoyed
The class of 1945 Leads in the numGoverner (descry fora Tribute .
For sonic lienr null. thefe has been consider:tide agitation all
•1943
To And her sways are anthropoid
On the Colonel's Passing Governor ber of contributors of De classes
Dr. and fax Jahn R. Meg..ill.
,annius for the instal salon of luerosse as atjeast a minor sport.
Lan .uccount they got Film Club tickets.
fund,
the
to
11/40,
since
gradating
Chdrry paid thrinie. eying:
nosinea thabirth7,f aeon. lirlaguatee
and
Each lime a request Ins Jaeen made. the answer was the same "North Caronna has lost is pre- with chum. of 1943 and 1940 does Seamed On Rheum. It, at their
Cern it honestly or walk the klreyt
This means that many men who have played lacrosse at
eminent citisen in the death of Col- behind. In the 30's, class of 1932 lids Mme in Los Alamos, NCO, Maxis. •
But whatever you do don't miss this treat,
other
the largest number of contributors
onel,W. A. Moir.
have gone into gym classes in the spring instead.
1941
•
•
•
beeonsing connected with mo- and in the 20's, ohms of 1926 gives
careftelly built-up talents slowly are boat and forgotten. Nor
&novel E. Stoke...fr. and his•partTitillatien—The Spring timw,. usual, will be a summons to the louver
dal welfare in the years when the every indication of surpassieg its ner, Miss Phyla Schreed., hotls of
does parson he has always played lacrosse in the spring sudyouths of Haverford to try their lock on the walk lat frantiof Founders.
South woe recoveringfrom the effects splendid showing of last year. The the Now Nook Skating;Club, wen•the
II
blossom into a goad baseball player or track man.
Fur the deer sensation and uncertainty It provklea, this brick .walk of aboot•
of the Civil War, he was fully cog- spacial gift of Ito class of 1/28 woe &ottani States Senior' Dance Chant'/here ore between 20 nip 30 men 011 campus who have play- a hundred Yards or no Iota ..peer. With naeh step, the student who dares
Meant of the numbers of Pee* for covered in a story in last week's Pienehlp et /eke 'Placid, N. -Y., on
make the gambit: must take his life in his hands. Will the brick hold firm?
whom some leech& provision should NEWS. The class will again attempt February 16.
ed lacrosse before. They want to' ploy ititabl- Thin number of
(Probably 0011. Will it slide sidewise, or will it move forward for enough
to show 100.per cent PerticiPetim.
be made.
available players Maas ant tend to become smaller in future
• 1941
to deposit him on the ground? Still worse, will It sink downward and Imre Among other tialsos showing defi."He retained his connection with
Robert W. Mawsey h
years: (or the genie is spreading all over the ',wintry. In years the by
student siruggliog to free himself from the geyser of and that' public welfare for more than 50 nem. nite results in this pearl fund .preeiatod with the advertising firm of N.
school..
high
in
game
the
learn
will
ose
bays
more
In come. more and
Ps up unwed his ankles? In any case, a devil-nosy-mire Elsverfordian is
through limes of economic prosper- gnim are 1090. 1808, 1838, 1002,-1911, W. Ayer and Son, loc., West Wash .
Then, even with the decrease in enrollment, there will be enough mere to fond here .1 trip that will hove him sliding, sinking, rocking, pitch.
ity, Ire well as three periods of In- 11114, I91.13..d 1917, the latter with ington Spiarc, ,Philadelphia.
Ina, end feeling in general os if he ivere walking screws a abut bowl of
'
men lo curry on.
ternational conflict and the inevitable 12 contributors to date.
changes they !
nadir in the lives of his
Equipment would not It, A. great problem. The-sticks are supfellow eitisena.
The walk, it is true, may provide the world's best example of ante piled by the players, football helmets would serve as efficient
HAVERFORD 1948 ALUMNI'S/ND
^Through his experience he was
diluvian brick laying. It may be a genuine antique. But it's also a muddy
headpieces, and gloves could be easily secured for those who did eyesore.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO DATE
able to eee clearly future problem
When we consider the time spent by what appeared to be a whole
net have their own. Students have investigated the matter and corps of paving enghwers in completing a rdatively une-need stone path.
Be.
and future possible solutioes.
As of March 10th'the Alumni Fund for 1948
of his keen perception he was
•
found out that goals arc available very ineXpenniVely. As for a way from Roberta to the parking lot, or when we see the pavement in bask
stands as follows:
able to afford sound and firm adato
place to play, the sower field would be ideal. It is not used in of the Coins, which nobody aeons Sc use at all, we wonder why something
as to the hest ways to bring the two
11,729.46
..
• the spring. Thu turf is good, and all that would be needed are hasn't been dobe about •the mom important walks long ago. After nt,
Taal contributions
in harmony. The entire state made
student in college-passes in front of Founders several times
every
probably
whits lines.
him a debt of gratitude for the deF
a day. Even verge is the erowded walk from Founders to Whitsil, which,
Total number of contributors, including
.A coach would he unnecessary, The players lilt agree that, with eo pavement at all, Is usually ankle-deep in think. black .g.. Pion.
velopment.of our ouDtanding
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...
parenkta mid friends
they can get along without one until the sport hasaroven itself. Wr. Schroeder, let's in.. Spring a time for Poloking, not for retina up
.welfare.program, vihkb is incr..*
y receiving national recognitien."
Other colleges have the same arrangement. The Seam. moulds. ear trouser cure.
lidltorrm.„E
Across the Desk
Reverford has s idghter mile al
WWII. Scholars to the '_bee al
gmdeateabban as other Milleee in
Me United States?
Thirt.n Haverford traitillates
have been granted 'Rhodes Scholarships. This d at the rate of 1.51
per 1,000 living alumni in 1948.
J. E. Abbott Leaves
Art Mused Post
And May The Best Man Win ...
Varsity Clot Lists
May3 Alumni Day
•
Ma
A Chronicle of Small Beer
wrg,„„11,„_,,..,
Why Not Lacrosse?
Class 'of 4945 Leads
Fund Contriliutions
▪
Wednesday, Illau% 97,1948
ATHLETIC FACILITIES MUST
HAVtERFORD NEU'S
imeumvE
PAGE 'MUM
Grosholz Tops list Diehl Matter Snares Ford Fencers Close Successful Season;
Of Ford Trackmen Squash Title at Yale Great Improvement After Early Defeat
be Tont S11.0.2,1
'
phyeiesil education going to become an integral part of the Haverford
carried/um! The time hoe come for all concerned. the Adminiatration.
the
Stailent body end the 'Alumni to answer
question. By whyeleal educe
Bx Ducat Timms'
On March 8, in the Pay. Whitney
tine, we do not -mean intermit/palate compRition; we ALM speaking of parSwordsmen Gain Victories
there at
erdwe
of our m,
re the GYInneniUM of Yale Univeraity,istehl
Haverfood Fencing Squad
tielpetion in mram form of athletics by each and every member of the
stual- Hales, Jr., df Harerferd, captured
dent body. If the 311517,Cr is yea, then it is imperative that we have a new
in Four of Five Contests;
the
Intereollosiate Einaah Iblantan
nding athletes being the least pubeta
athletic plant.
Three to Duel at Annamilis
Individual Chanspienship. Be defeatWearave timed precticelly al the arguments pro and eon on the enbject licised. This is certainly the cam
ing fourth-sealed Brace Bayne. of
dl athletes. Pie -think it unneceserry to repeat them 'here. However, baying re our outatanding middle distance Yale,
Br D. K. Kean
in straight nets, 17-14, 38-16
amaalsollIthem, ee on convinced .that the answer.to the above emeritian mast track. star, Ern Croshale. Jim Ilse and-17,15, Maker
•Looking back over the was.,
became
the
one of ,
ire -Mahe affitasative. Far the benefit oh theindivIdual student, for 'the lanes last completed an extembe Prone.m Yenngest men
Coach Henri Gordon is more than
to win the 'U. S. Inter•fit,el the wheel, coo must root il a airwomen physical education magma. M meats agninst-thedsest in the land. eollegiate crown.
pluesd with the progress of 'HaverHe has competed In meets both in
Many of you Will ray that we have a physical education program. So
bare Pawing Team. Donate the
drepresselve Record
Philadelphia and New York and alwe do, and lo is a very good one. By all means it must be continued.
Let that there were only two expert.
What
The college thampionehip is the
ough' he has failed to win, has
'Hien ts the preiblemt this simply this:the Lenitive for a phylIcal education
eneed men from last year's team, the
latest of . impressive liar of Isuiehi
progranilsere al Haterford are rifficulossly inedequide. The athletic depart- shown eonsiderable •premise for the wen by
new men, mostly freshmen, beaked
Sophomore Mateer. Steadily
next winter semen. This yeal'a camment is 'fairly well equipped to handle the students in Fell and Spring,
rip their keders and calve through
improving since winning the Philadelhat paign also was meltable as
expert.
in 'Winter the situation might well be compared to a rush hour in the
with flying colors. With C.M. Dean
Naar ante in the 'tricks of board
track nub phia and District j.iorchemplatashiP
York mammy.
Bowe, Tom Todd, Ralph Elliott and
ning Anyone who has over competed la 1945 and 1940 to Episcopal AcadWe shall illustrate our point. StuGabhardt there was •little chance for
emy captain, Diehl this winter Cancan
anemiate
the
dirgetritate
of
a
dent John Jones is ,scheduled for Bob 'Belson Chosen
losses in foil. This sear the epee/lead beard traek. For jnalantle, a board tered tee invitation intense/legate
physical education far a whole hour
men ran into a bit_ of trouble. As
teaek is usually thee than half the single. tournaments in New York
this to
this afternoon. Let no accompany him By Basketball Lettermen
is compowd entirely of
age of the outdmr variety; that City. He has alio recently won the
to the gym. Alter repotting to the •Robert R. Bens., 'fg, has
fraehmen who have taken a blade
Merioe thicket Club mingles chantbeen num. extra turn a. The Carnet
sloe
attend..ce taker, he eau through a mimed captain-elect of next year%
their
pionehip,
hand
and,
fee the first time this
slag
with
Mater
Lott,
are much sharper and call for great
few minutes of calisthenics in the 'amity baekettell team. Bob graduyear, it was not till the end of the
skill to keep on *the inside rim and fellow Cricket Club member, took the
"ayirited" fashion of an Army drill. ated from Lansdowne -High School,
Pennsylvania State doubles title. This
that they began to hit home
From 1.. R.tfontion terecbli. J. rboart, P. Kato, Cl, Tonot
climb
up
the
side
and
waste
valu.130.1 the fun will begin," he think.. and after taming three years with the
and bring to the points with conpast week-end Mate. and Lbll have
LAN, Gee out, Rove .(Capl.), A. Fargaln, E. Turns, R. MO. Johnny likes basketball. He nylon- infantry in Europe from 1943 to 1946, able time and position. Also the been competing for the U. S. doubles
sistent wins. The squad conainted of
new; C GPM HIM. R. nworr, T. Tops, D. Rams (7,1,4.
track is much narrower, cooking the
teem to•plity,liet is turned down be- he entered Haverford in the fall of
Sam Hudson, Bob Freeman and - M.
congestion at the turns eaeeptionally crown in Baltimore. .
cause there are too many other M- 1046. While In high wheel Betties
Moran. The mbre 'woad on the
In his match with Bayne, amendime. with the mine ides and not played both basketball and tennis. Elk aradeus. Than them is the addi- exiled Mauer bad Mlle trouble
other hand took to their weapon with
in
enougb room to accommodate all. So, wee captain of the tennis team which tional factor of each indoor troth be- diaposing of the Yale star.
surprising skill . For them the seaEarly in
he Joins e volley ball game. walcb, in 1942 Wen the F. I. A. A. and Bub- ing of a different distance per lap. the first. game Bayne drew ahead
son
was a series of hard 1.011 bouts
and
This makes judging pace n moat diffor him, has abaft aa much excite- uthen championships.
as they continually met moth more
had the lead, 12-10, before the Ford
At Haverford;Belson hoe [Mown Fie ficult preposition.
ment as knitting. Jones' attitude tonxpar aced
to
deuced
opponents. Bower,
him
at
34-all.
Bayne
than
Ingitiror Not
ward the game not only ruin. his fun ability as an athlete by healing down
with Paul Kelly, Jim Thorpe and
Jim opened his carapeign in the In- picked three and Matter ran them out
but also that pi his fellow player.. the number four spot an last year'.
"Terror" Totes the sabremen backed
He was never headed in the next two
Maybe on an another day John Jones M. A. S. A. ehampionsbip tennic team tearer meet here in Philadelphia. He games, and qukkli
up the team beautifully.
Haverford 37, Swarthmore NH Yes,
smashed to easy
was lucky enough to be chosen to and by playing one of the guard pota- plated fourth behind the victorioun triumphs. The Tare
When Roy Randall was asked what
athlete wee an It was a basketball game, and this
Only One Defeat
play besketbell. Hie eagerness won tions en the basketball team this win- Rank Faurman. of N. Y. U., whose important factor in helping
Yale win year. too! But this victory won't ef- he thought was the most notable Haverford suffered its only defeat
soon dashed when ho discovered that ter. His sharp, cool-headed ball hea- het lap sprint in.. Jim in the fault the tam chanspienahip, but
feature
of
Haver/owns
winter
sports of the ana1100
he was fect the standings of the Hood Trophy
at the hands of a strong
he and the other players could only dline and play-.eking, and his gen- straightaway. In this final tap Jim never a match for Matter eater
those became It wee Haverford's Freshmen' season, he unlimitatingly replied that Princeton team. The Tigers wen toe
um half of the floor, again hem.* eral steady/ea 'Mitten. on the team had merged to the lend but Tourisme early moments of the first game.
A team, winners of the intramural the spirit of the basketball and Ivrea. experienced for the Scarlet
and Black
of the lack of playing space. But make him a "natural" to lead the meneged to edge in front, and the
sling
team
was
by
far
the
outstand.
league,
Meteor
who
re.
Badger
routed
the
Kappa Sigma
fencers, but, had they come later on
runners who .plated second and third
that to not all. After Ilia "etrennotter 1048-1949 court egad,
The title winner mined the right to Fhaternity team, Malone id a similar, leg usenet. Enlarging on this stole.
boxed who
schedule, the Ford, cauld have
on the inside of the track
thirty-Minute exereise perked, Jonas,
ment, the Director of the Physical
wee, Passe to the finals hat Satur- loop at Swarthmore.
ught
In
home
thin
position
amum
win.
Jim
Despite
was
unable to day when.
now all awesty artd grimy, has .to
after he defeated Stevens.
The Haverford five had rolled up •• Education Department said that it this early winter lms. the
better hie place, and finished the race
team went
walk hack to hie dormitory in that
of Hervard, in the third round, 15-10, quick 104 odommge at the cod of was a real tribute to the couches, Bill en to Lehigh,
with an eased up stride.
where they won a thorcondition, bemuse the locker sod
15-12, 8-10 1642.11e beat Carl Bodg- the first period and were not behind Docherty and Bill Shikadeli that they ough victory.
The last away match
Moving on to New York fee the
shower facilities are not extensile
,. Yale ceptAn, in straight rob in for the remainder of the game, lin- teem able to build such morale and
was at Lafayette, and Henri Gordon's
next meet. Jim captured third place
enough to allow bias to wash and,
he sembfinal bempetition. -Bayne bad able to solve the 'Froth sone defense. fighting spirit as was exhibited by charges came
in the half mile behind veteran Joe
through
through again. The
change clothes right them in the
taken the measure of Rockwood Fes- the Int men seem forced to eland the Ford basketball players and following, week a
Nowicki. Thu undMcial time on
Temple
gong. The best way to with Poou.
Groehola was si creditnble 1:6601. ter, of Harvard, in • the semifinal on from outside and only their little wrestlers in what could hardly be team look an unexpeetml beating to
amnia is to do exactly what Jones
Saturday.
intent Gary. was eble to connect ton- called IL winning ameon. Though the even up for lent year's
Moving
defeat. With •
up to the mile for the first
Ma to do.. And that room! Steamy
Mather is not only a championship sistently. For the winners, it was Al Haverford womb were better than the conquest of
Delauere en Februtime this mason in the A. A. U.
candid °. are never Improvedby
mouth in., but he also is a track Clayton's 21 points that stood out as some we have had in the pant, that ary IS, the
declareound
games, Jim ran the course In 4:25.0
w
up their
throwing dirty clothea in the same
tannin player. In his Epimopol Acad- the day's hest perforate.. Besides is only hair the picture. It mast be scheduled mason. The
but finished far back in the pack for
re in, however.
robe when one works or elm.
emy days he was one of the•first rank- controlling the boards, the big cen- remembered that our OPPonition was
nuitch
pending
his
poorest
with Virginia, en
strewing of the eeon.
Action Needed
ing junior players in the Middle ter'. mireculoun jump shots 'were hit- also m
uch better than
and
in
the 00th or thin month. While the
In the 1. C. 4-A. games Jim dropped
Ilea can we blue ay.tudent for
most cases
Shave and last year was one of the ting with monotonms regularity.
were competing "over team Is in that vicinity they
back down to the 1,000 yetis diWill erg.having • contemptemis titude tar
outstanding racquet wielders on Hay.
The role of high moms wog a new our heads." wt
blue. with Augusta Military Acadvision. He won his heat in 3:15.2.
weird Wesel., tdanakeL in a sitar.
erfonia Middle Atlantic Champion- one to Clinton, however. The Manias"
Ane went on to say the greatest emy, an old annual tient.
(moaned on 1,,
lion like this' The attendee mat Ye
ship tennis team.
most coneistent sewer all year, Dar- praise should go to Bill Docherty for
For Captain Dave Rowe the scanot
remedied. The time ha. mete to
win Prod.', injured his ankle merle the marvelous job he did in taking a
Will Bend 'crap lee
has reached its climax with the foil
think of plans •for 'the Indiana at a
the ganse, but, neverthelem, played basketball than) with a completely tryouts
Dave Tolan GaptaimElect in
for the Olympic Team in
COV athletic pleat. Bet 116 1thht
the last halt with It tightly tatted.
demoralised, vistory-starval hangover Eel. York
on March 13. Having
Of 1949 Fencing Outfit
net ...eh Action is welted end
Haverfoid held • eine-point lead et from last year and molding them
lost only one bout this season he
needed mon
the
half
and were ahead, 29.31, going into a spirited unit which weer quit
4-David J. 'Toler, captain-elect of
feels that there I, still a fair chance
Again we urge the Administration,
met year's fencing teem, mine to into the final period. Only once did —even in the face of terrific odds. of making a goal showing.
During
the Student Body, and the Alumni to
HI/ellen! in the fell of 1945. Al- Swarthmore threaten. Buses by Time after time thisteam fought this year some members of
LETTER WINNERS
the team
serionaly view the physical education
though fencing bad been discontinued Mete and Albertson pulled them with- back, regardless af the wore, and have been active in the
Artatare
WRESTLING
facilities et Haverford College. No
during the war, it was resumed in in bar points, but Haverford again never was an opponent able to Fencing League of America,
which
Bear, B. L.
one ean reach a different medallion
1946bad no previaus expert. ladled away when Clayton mad Gard- "cent" at the end of o game. The is • national organisation
Dodge, I. L.
than we have. We must have a new
pleyers themselves deserve real credit meets all over the country holding
ence•In the sport, Dare became Inter, ner found the mark.
in order
Hastings, D. S.
Plant. We pride ourselvea in being
Swarthmore has asked for a return for putting out as they did and
ested last spring and nmeived his first
gins to determine national winners to
Kimmicb, F. 8.
equal to Swarthmore. One look at
instruction in sabre during the post- mooch, but with PrPekora MMry and ing up their evenings to pmetice, IL send abroad. "Terror'
. Tolan from
Maroney, P. hi.
their field house should put every
team, workout. This yonr he beam the mining of the baseball and track in in the fact that our varsity basket- Haverford
has started on the road
Redeweld, W. Y.
Haverford man to ahame. Mow much
a member ef'the sabre squad and won seasons, it is not definite as yet.
ball team has to practice at night to the top by winning
a first place
Walker, 1. G.
longer wit) they be able .to
HAVERFOUD
11 out of his .0 bouts in Intercollegithat Haverford's lack of athletic fa, medal in Prep Ssbre.
In Novice
Marroll,B. (Mgr)
for our "postage stamp" are
ate competition.
F. Pte. cilities to moat noticeable.
Sabre, Rowe took first place and in
Numerals
Sharpie., f
ilYnmaium? This rt.]. with
1
In addition, he entered the A. F. L.
3
Finally,
Mr.
Randall stated that he Junior Sabre, Tobin •placed fottrth.
Cadwallader, G.
Prockop, I
Swarthmore is Just amondary. The
A, (Ammo. Fencers' League of
0
6
thought the conduct and support of During the spring vacation
Matlack,-AV. F.
point is them wa moot have a new
Store, f
Hav0
0
America) competition, winning a Oral
the student body at athletic events erford will eend a three
BASKETBALL
Clayton, c
weapon
plant to glee the athletic department
3 21
in the prep and a third in the novice
this winter wasexcellent. and that team representing the foil, epee, and
Cronus, T. (Capt.)
Delbert, g
a chance to produce a physical edam0
0 .this spirit hen beta
divisions. Now that the meldar am.
appreciated mbre to an intercollegiate meet
Colman, S.
Gardner. or
Don program which will he at the
•
0
on has entledthe will Join the three
4
greatly by the teama and the Physical Annapolis where it will compete no
Ansemen, D.
Bottler, g
for
1
3
some time entertaining and beneficial
squad led by thie year's captain,
Education Department.
liodewalt1 to Captain man
a national ranking.
&heist., g
Dane Rowe, who will go down to An0
0
In crick student.
Kennedy, P.
Wrestlers' Next Schedule napolis on April 3 to enter the NuWhitcomb, /1.
William Y. Rodewuld, star heavy- tionalCollegiate Tournaments,
Totals
16 6 37
Blew
Toni, S.
weight un this year's wrestling Mans,
SWARTHMORE
Ardmore Shoe
'Reynolds, C. 111100.1
hus been elected to captain the mat•
Pta.
men next mason Bill is a product of
Nematode
Gary. f
6 0 12
Rebuilding Co.
QUALITY DRY CLEANING
Keels, E.
Whitt, r
Shady 11111 Academy, out Pittsburgh
ARDMORE. PA.
Harris, D.
nets, 0
way. and
3 0
us) schoolboy was
Wall only one week remaining' on
sUbertmen, e
champion wrestler and a member of
[Said. J.
4
U
the schedule and holding a 2'h--game
Hurd, c
the football and tratk barna. In hie
Reningea.P. Mgr.-Meet/
O
0
grip on find, place, the Freahman "A'
FENCING
Lint two mans at Shady 11111, Bill ed.
vapehis g
1
I
Tel. Bryn Mawr 0670
leant hew been declared elesnolons o'
nutted twice to the finals of the PeonRowe, D. (Cant)
Johneon.
the jags...ro t league. They
Todd, T.
miasma& Stale labeeting ChampionCORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
.Cosinuke. g
O
0
sews
Pallet. It,'
ships and was a gar on hie own
•
— — —
up the decision lael week with a 3141.
tlebhxrdt, J.
school teem.
Totals
JEANNETT'S
14 1 20
overtime Win against the fading
dun'
Birdman, J.
Officials—bother. and RandalL
While et <allege Bill has ateal high
lora. Al Clayton and Darwin Papaw'
Bryn Mawr Flower Shop
Tahiti D.
the. Val of fine wrestlers that kayo
with 12 and 8 points, respectively. lee
Thorpe, J.
been to Haverford. lu his Freshman
MRS. N. S. T. CRAMMER
Ardmore
'Kelly, P.
Saab ho made the varsity with as
the Fresh scoring. The wiriness' sent
WE TELEGRAPH EVERYWHERE
Tuttle, E.
Jewelers' Service
and (aught plenty of winning bouts,
•
lebnee proved to be no problem It
COM/HEMS GIFT ASSORTAIEN f
Riehie, D. Iblgr.)
always improving arid gaining, Mom
823 Lancaster Are.
Bryn Illawr, Pa.
Ittle Bus Gager, who tallied 16 points
JEWELRY and WATCHES
Newarals
experience.- At the time of the Mid
nit his efforts Were not enough to
Freeman, R.
Guaranteed WOdie Atlantic tourney, last year. Oil
iic
lop the once-beaten Freak
Hudson, 6.
it 00'. Lancaster Pk.
was thinned and unable to participate,
Ardmore 41IM
McCann, D.
but this year, after winning eight ou
In the only other mune of the
Moron. R.
of nine of his bouts ,luring the reith
he Fresh "B" team were handed their,
Griffith. C.
lac season, he advanced to the finals
Established
.ighth defeat of the season, 37.24(
Albreclit's
Morita, J.
in the M. A. heavyweight champion
HOPPER. SOLWAY .4 CO.
rite time it was the Sophomore "A"
MI LANCASTER AVE.
Thornton. T.
ship competition. .Captainolect Rode
BRYN MAWR STAY
areyeee,ThIla..Bleols Axakaana
quad who turned the trick and millSpaeth, K.'
mild is definitely the was to wale'
INVEAralgiVr • egCMUTIMIS
At t
.0 into a tic for second place. Scarwhen the wrestling season roll
•
IMO wank- Rua
ARDMORE
was
ng for the winners, who took a 21-16
around
again.
11331ADELP1111
Wrestling Banquet
alf.tinie lead, was evenly divided
Tonight, at 7 o'clock, there is a
moo{ Wilson Jones, Andy Lacing), Al banquet et the Whitall
lintel, on the
lame and Reg Collier. Paul Shipley Lancaster Pike, In Haverford,
MAIN BINE
for the
sea the only ore to hit name than 30 members of the 1947.1848
Bin Comet Diner
Have,
BOWLING CENTER
nee from the floor for the }mew
rd wrestling squad. Coseh•B
Wen.
1212 letneaster Ave.
•
bench will be master 'of ceremonies.;
Good Foods
Standiege
Raesseat, Pa.
and after dinner speeches will be
'Won 'Lost Pct. made by Athletic Director
•
SPECIAL. RATIdE
FAST AND COURTEOUS
Roy ataa'
Fresh "A"
8
1 .889
ii11121111f1
1301.1indawald. enSERVICE
Soph "B"
5
3
.626
comia Bill Suydam and alummi rep.MAVERFORD STUDENTS
Soph aA"
732 Lancaster Ann
6 3 AM eentatim laird Shona. To canelude
Cricket Ave. and School lone
AFTERNOONS
Ardiner• 3446
Junlora
5 4 .556
Bryn Mawr
the evening, wrestling movies obtainbr,noly C0hrrh Road a! E, lnnrmrn Ate.
Seniors
1 6 .143
ed from the United States Naval
6.00 P. M.
Geer. Morrison, Hr.
Frosto°13"
1 3 .111 Academy will be shown..
T. DAVID SICHALPHIL'.114.. If WILLIAM I6WHADE31,
h
intramural Champs Roy RandaltCredits
Swamp Swarthmore Doeherty, Shihade1/4
Kappa Sig Courtmen Lauds Team Spirit
bro
t
no.
A. Talone
Freshman A Team
Copslieogue
Flowers
Annum
e.!.244
mos
AUTO-CAR
of
Ardmore
ma
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Reif
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17,1018
nAt'Eftrott• Hik9s
ro trn
Haverford in 1913-Loyalties Glowed; General Courses
a further course in mother type
A Man Could Live on $6 Per Week oftakescience.
The result Is thot in the
Film Club Presents
Sargent Interview
Athletes Feted
Government Motors
Continuo! from Po. I
fonlInueg from rase
Cannoned crom Peas I
In the work of tracing Shekel. tonstall, Speaker Martin and Con- it builds character. Althangh fee
peace's intellectual development, Dr. gressman Rayburn. They had lunch would deny this fact, In Itself le Is
Sargent Is necessmily involved In a
Regarding the annual dinner of the the previous pear. Another high. work of two semesters a student now
Speaker's Dining Room and not sufficient reason for athletics.
very close study of the somee mate- in the
New England Alumni Club, the Col- point of the preen,. season had can become acquainted with material
3:22 mile relay, which took he would have received only through
rial which stimulated Shakespeare. each man met the CMS...n from Charneter building is a by-produel tHs
toga Weekly of March 10.1413 brooks been
aeveral years' work under the old eyes'
provided material for his plays and his own district. Doting the, after- athletic& and not an end. The less
Mto a bit of high-flown reporting: third Awe at the Penn Relays on
men did not have
undoubtedly influenced hie opinions. noon they visited the State Depart- moralizing about sports, the better..
"Though the gathering Ws. small," muddy teak. IA third place in the tem. Since most
Extensive reading in further contem- ment. at which time they interviewed The third ineufflelent remiton for the
writes the Weekly's correspondent, 1347 Penn Relay. would probably suMcient time to take a /arge.amount
of Haverford with the methods, of mathematical porary Writing on Seek tootn as mo",those who were there dook away have ;rat linverford right behind of science, the majority
existence of body culture la the creAmbassador.
students were eventfully graduated hinking.
rality and political theory, is also the British
much with them which was not on illinoin)
ation of an exhibition complex. Male
Students Soso Up
The subjeet material, too, has been vital to the project, but research of
The March 17 issue reported prog- with only • partial knowledge of
The welcome sight of
the m
in
important
highly
students
beauty-above, etc., are not of red
the
subjects
trip,
the
many
on
is
Reporting
Sargent,
DI.
.aye
types,
faking
these
IT
both
who
stadmt
old
The
conthe
lit
being
revised.
field
place
at every
ress on a new soccer
Weekly at
society.
modern
Mundance
the
mathematic. as a terminal course is greatly facilitated by
Indicated that the experience was in. vISUP and do not provide a significant
fires of college loyalty, and perhaps structed just north of Walton Field;
There meld Valuable in view of the fact that they reaeon for the development of the
The Ideal Strasser Ideas
given less than usual of the usual of material available.
-alpha afi essniew of the anniversary Dunn, '15, entertained the Biology
The ideal general course program, quadratic formula, theory of enure be no better place in the United were able to get a first hand study PhYak-rd boll. except In the minor
dinner in Philadelphia reached us and Clob with a series of "experiments ree to the
helped a. .:thee a deeper and warm- cently performed"; while the Weekly as current faculty opinion seems to Cons, solution of trianglea and mub States ,kr such study than along the
which they may le,
of government, beyond the level Of stimulus
er los.. f •r our Alma Mater." In expressed great eoncern over the indicate, is one which deals primarily yeis of curves. In place of this he Atlantic ..aboard.
Individual to improve his own physicampus theory. They were struck,
Current Emphasis
anent., .1 the college's many new nmount of buffalo bugs in an ill- with Ideas and concepts rather than studies statistics and probability, topcal condition.
many
of
aelf-sacrifice
the
with
also,
I nimm. ,u •o;... Dr. Babbitt, the housed collection of Muffed foreign primarily with facts—which intro- ics which will ho valuable to him in
Mind
Strong
for
Body
the
strong
One great pitfall into which.
toartom-t,commented, "We me birds.
duces more philosophy into nil later life io anything from • Pam' author of such a book as he is writ- men who wprk In the frovernmmt.
There are three ndequale motive.
really o fima almost too fine."
The comer season, which was to In- courses. If this theory is carried into game to the cakulation of risks in- ing can many fall, thinks the English "The public is prone to Alight the tre- oboes for the developitent of a .md
up volved in an important bulginess trans- professor, is that of letting the work
according to Dr. Limbers The
body
,
The gs ,ans unexpectedly lost to elude matches with Yale, Princeton, effect. meh department will draw
efforts some of these men
Ordinarily, thews p.a. of become over scholorly or too greatly mendous
Amherst000-24 score, but xi- Columbia, Pennsylvania, Harvard and one course designed to help a student action.
ere making," one of the students said. first is to make poesible the total
with oroblems involved in the mathematics would be met only in the wrapped of In problems which may
though the audience watching the Cornell, was postponed a week. In
Student, taking part in the trIp expreselon of the ant& individual
department more advanced courses, which a rela- have been Important to Elizabethans, were Ben Collins, Crede Calhoun, -Mi. in inipmelble with a wok body.
match sm 'smoll and sale •t," mom- regard to the following week's match field with which that
tively small portion of the student but which are of little or no concern Donald Hayes, Milton King, Dick The eeeond Is the neid for Steer to
bees of the tenni seemed to feel that with Columbia, the Weekly took as a deals.
Thus. the introd.tory political mei- body reaches.
today.' He hopes to avoid oath dan- 'Kirkpatrick, Paul Steers, Robert Wil- meet all the needs of a confused
Me judging was no( of the mime measure of Columbia's strength the
All of these courses are still in the ger, however, by melting his book liams and H. Dunseth Wood. . The World, both ...My and permrually.
high quoIty. The series with which fact that Haverford had won Only ence course, for example, would not
Marsh, of Arnhorst, torn the dub once in four years--",all of which goes 19[199s the structures of state, bed experimental stare. The faculty and pertinent throughout lied readily un- mother. of the Alumni Committee Finally, it hi known that many bodily
swinging "wee cotter elemental and to 1170V the shee our opponents ore and federal governments no mien as administration are antic-Meting a long derstandable by a non-scholarly pub- who arranged the trio were Cie Trim, ailments are taxed by mental failconcepts like freedom, or popular gov- period of trial and error before the lic.
'32; Meredith Colket, Jr, '35; Sem.] ing.. Conversely, a physical lack
contained no 'difficult combinations, made of.
formulated can .en be
•
Dr. Sargent hopes to continue in
Stratton, TM; Joseph Miller, 'SO; Har- may remit in a definite Mental Or
and the award of first place to him
A speaker at the Y. M. C. A.'s ernment. Upon completion of this, Ideal being
ed to approached. In this dam of the de- state of relative withdrawal until the ris Shane, '31; Henry TfallOet, Jr., Men epIriteal sicknese. This points again
w. as much a surprise to the Am- weekly meeting felt that "too many studint would be better MP,
velopment, the student body can play completion of his book at the end of Joseph Martin, '30; Felix Morley, '15; to the premise first put forward, that
helot tem es to our own gymnasts."men, even in Philadelphia, try .te get approach the problems of government
expresthe
For
port.'
important
Rabbab
an
apparently
but
able
seamen
better
next
Hugh Borten, "26; Jaboo Phillips, '10, the person Is a unity, of mind, of
In the fourth of o serifs 0f a living. but there are Comperatively analytically; he would be
s of student opinion Is highly de. teal isolation is not a state of perfect and Herb Reisner,
effectively a
body, and of spirit
speeches, President SherPleas dealt few who try to earn one." He went to,eml.te and hurdle
with Fifth-day Meeting. Its sub- on to propose the ingenious theory politieal idea. If hi. interest in any sirable if the best results are to be bliss. "I miss the Mntact with the
Restatn. be PhiladstWleagreWm
Cone. Prmamtery
conscious influence, he felt. played n that all thieves are not in jail; "if so, Pefficular phase of political science is obtained. Only if students think over College," he said. "and sometimes I
rots ToaNy 91.1.111. of
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0
Roo
their
offer
for
and
whom
to
matters
nomo
cognihack
rouse,
these
talk
to
the
he
student
.
long for •
fire,
great part in the development of a toms could not be paid." He then stimulated by
Do..11 aeon RI.. AMA 540
Bo. sae OWN
eertaiu type of character and feeling 'urged all to live within their In- would than go on to study the apert tions and criticism ran 11.erford's me." Wee this to be considered an
maraetwom er atroulather tntansc.
o
Mea
become a succeesful open invitation to argumentim Engmat wtronwohars mooted 101.11 Wro114. NwIthful 'Nino sod ooratosell.
throughout the student body.
comes, even it it amounted to only to of the subjmt which appealed to him. new philosophy
R.
ontonololtv ...NU. on ITV.. M. orlUt FWD:.
lish stud... we wandered at we
Campus activities were busy. The per week. If a man cannot move his Mathertisties Region an Experiment part of campus reality,
0.7.• 04.
left,"Rather not," cautioned the
•••••4. TINelM011., Rene
mandolin club teas "getting into income, he can alwaye more himself Such a course, in experimental
JAMS.• P. WALKS& hi..
probs., gently.
good shape," while the truck team into a simpler mode of life."
farm, has been instituted in the MathA. VASSALLO
began to practice prior to 0 schedematics Department by De, Carl Alule, which included o match with N.
lendoerfen Composed of freshmen
Barber Shop
Y. U., whom Haverford had beaten
beginning of the
the
at
stated
who
HAVERFORD
SERVING
C G Convention
year that they planned not to take
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presented their respective platforms a seetien of Math I is now receiving
Y. 11. C. A Hoilding
VOTIO MOST DA041•RII PLATER
platforms a minimum emphasis on technique
Most
vote.
and
debate
for
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three seconds slower Oran Ms Middle
Ideas
on
emphasis
maxim=
a
and
minor
some
with
intact,
Atlanticrecord at that distance. were adopted
amendmentsin certain cases, but No longer are the students trained
Once again in the final. Jim was
Haverford
times the discussion on the primarily ina number of routine opboxed nut of contention by his cony several
turbulent and at one etations for use in grinding out the
became
floor
Pharmacy
opponents and finished out of the
point the delegates from Temple anewere to the problems assigned.
senring. For Jim to win R is i
out or masse a to Cromyko. Instead, they am brought into rontaet
Estate of Henry W. Prem, P. D.
portant that he gain an early lead walked
averted when
was
crisis
Are
and build to a margin large enough
Prescriptions
Stnerc brought them back by ruling
Eastman, Dillon
to withstand the superior sprints of
that no quorum was required to carry
his opponents. Many of the men Jim
& Co.
Drugs and Sundries
meeting.
met this winter were capable of sub OA the
Member New York Sleek
Although no agreement was reachPhone Ardmore 11122
50 second quarter-miles and men like
Enclimg•
Penman end Frank Fax can step ed an Universal Military Training
Penmylimala
Investments
Revertant
the distance in under at ...mods. and the question of our attitude to221 8. Ilith IL Ma, Pe.
This is just a little too much raw ward Russia, the session did come out
tn.
health
compulsory
for
strongly
speed for the stylish Groshnlz.
sma, a liberalized tariff policy, the
Hard Trainer
Jim still has one more winter 'Ca- civil rights bill and continuing help
for veterans. According to Stephen
and
Hnverford,
son left On run for
woo
them in every reason to believe that Miller, whom excellent staff work
he will dispfuy the prowess that has an important factor in the sneer. of
the Main
made him the beet middle distance the Haverford delegation,
their
runner in the history of this college. Line Quakers hammered most of
eonsciendous athlete and al- turn pet planks into the platform
io
conthough he is in perfect slum trains which woe finally adopted at the
the afternoon.
harder then any member of the mond. vention—at Bee In
That is the true measure of n chant
pion.
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