laver 'Caselli Blames Dining Room Chaos On High Enrollment Sophomores Set Day,

Initial Social Event
Sophomore Dance
October 23rd.
laver
VOLUME 40—NUMBER 2
Rufus Jones Chair
Suggested in Edit
Page Two
ARDMORE, PA., WEDNEIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 194S
'Caselli Blames Dining Room I Sophomores Set Day,
Chaos On High Enrollment Announce Orchestra
• Vice-Pres. MacintosH
For Autumn Dance
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41.00 A YEAR
Haverford Songsters $2000 Coop Changes Slated;
Planning Busy Year Intended to Fill Straw Gap
That troubled institution, the Ham offset the loss of "The Home Owl
Under Reese Baton erford
Coop. will undergo an erten- Row
hos turned the dining room sebell of
Procialmine it "the first big dense
300.350 mats into e game of titmice'
Swelled by the presence of ...- Moe face-lifting et the end of the
Located for the past year in lhe
chairs. There ie little hope of rem- of the year," the Sophomore Ores has
forty new members from the Pte' dw month. Much oew equipment and a basement of the Union, the Coop.
edying this situation until February. announced its annual "Fall Frolic:.
mn class. the Haverford College
are redone the thane. which used to be in Founders. has
when the enrollment mill decree. which will he held on Saturday, OcGlee Club H owe age. launching
not found its viewer quarter. entirely
annewhat. A table smiles with wait- tober 23 in Founder. Hall. The
its melodic sermon. In addition to the
Recognising that a conetderable satisfactory for efficient operation on
er. doing the nerving is hoped to be IHaverfordlans.e a bond which has
many Freshmen. aperoalmerelY fifty In
void was left by the sudden demise of the enlarged scale which the (allege
been prominent on the Main Line for
Metalled
class
northern
are
again
on alThe Lodi Strout;' Administration plans. To alleviate such difficulties
WW1.
Tile management is bewever still over fifteen years, well provide the
hand to bring the total membership oflkiale aided by some welainforried as the obstructing pillar which almost
working net ideas to alleviate the sit- musk. The' informal dance will lain
close to the one hundred mark, a fig. students. have mapped out extensive cute the shop In half, the Administrauation. Streams Mr. Casein: "The from nine until enc. And plans am unure considered remarkably high for plans designed to at least partially tion has appropriated 52.500 for major
der way for decorating the hall.
management is just as aware of the
a school of Haverfonts sire.
improvements.
Clans president Sam Colman hes
beenvenlence as the student.. What
Dr. William Reese will again Iced
Luncheonette
we need is understanding and co-ole- announced that Paul Shipley is now
the club, commuting twice weekly
selling tickem for only $2.20. Elliot
The biggest innovation among the
eretion, and compleinte when they
from
Lancaster,
where
he
heads
the
Wilbur is chairman of the dance
ne items will ho the installation of
are real complaint.... Only through
musk department of Franklin and
an electric dish washer. A luncheonknowing real complaints can we rem- committee, and Nev Curtis will be ip
Marshall College. Dr. Reese ales totette set. meal. silex tables. a new sink,
edy the situation." —rut the traye charge of refreehmenta. This year's
pepsins the glee elulas two mailer
:.. Turns Anther
and n milk shake miter will elm
smell. Is not considered a permanent dance promises to be one of the beat
member
eremite,
the
up-and-cominte
count In the modernizing program,
complaint by waiter Dire McKinley. ever given at Haverford. The dance
Haverford singers, and the popular
time to difficoltiee emountered in and dl of them will rest upon new
As time progresses; and the trays are Committee expects .a large retoldOctet. Theo two grooms
ill be
sane., Besides Wilbur and Shipley,
casting
Shakespenre'n
flo
tragedy Othello
oring.
washed three times a day, this unserheard on cameos several times in adAl Dayton, Pars Sharpies., Sam ColThe College hen already ordereel
ory aspect will vanish,
dition to the three regular home glee the Can and Bells Club has temporman, and. Don Anntssen are miens
arily postponed rehearsal and pro. the facilities and expects their am
Beating Crilleked
club convert s.
tickets.
&teflon
rival
plane,
in one or two weeks. When they
according
In
William
One compleint hes been the forced
For Reese, For Haverford, For Eon
The Mitherefordianse who ere in no
Bishop, vice-president of the organ. armee. the Coop will store ilea doors
seating Policy. Although It is obviElaborate plans arc now in (alma.
Vice...President Archibald MacinItalian. Whether the postponement for overeat days, to emerge a better,
Mr. Arnold Post, Professor of ously mummy for reasons of clear- way connected with the College, sport
tion
to
give
Haverford's
choristers
as
will be of an indefinite nature, or newer, And more serviceable estabGreek. and Mr. Douglas Stare, Pro- ing efficiency that etudents do not sit eleven members in their organization. tosh, admiesions director, hes recent- wide and T
le
.
whether the venture will be given up lishment.
fessor of Philosophy, mere the speak- just anywhere in the dining maze Their past engagement. Include such ly completed a seedy entitled Bolded
ae,e first
will
entail Collection on Ocetter 5. Both Mr. Credit hopes, as surteeted In the as the Steel Pier at Atlantic City, end the Audemie Curtain. • survey of presented at Centenary Junior Col- entirely is not known. However, Dave
Strew Specie! Listed
men spoke of the exponentoe they lest. NORM, to Introduce a system of numeroue dens at leading colleted conditioes in 656 Anteriun colleges. lege on October M. A concert at Thome,' Playreadtng Committee is
Al Reyeolds. now working in hie
In it: he has uncovered some startbed during the sabbatical levee they dividing the dining room into block and prep school,
Westtown School will follow in early at presentconsidering alternate fourth sue at the Cup. and acting
Jfiek
Zenner
ling
frets
and
Jimmy
which
French,
hare
remained
who
unehoieen
Inc
the
Demembee
10.11 offer- as chief assistant to Charles Plant,
took during the poet year.
factions of clear-off. Students would
December. The annual Christmas
Poeta "Bannees Hendee"
therein have some choice of their head the decoration committee. plan noticed m far.
careen will be even with the excel- ing. prodononent ameng these being trenager. states that he plane to into decorate the hall In a fall atmos- Mr. Macintosh pointed out that he
Mr. Post was privileged to sire • thowanatee.
lent Bryn Mawr Chorus at Goodhart several plays by Shaw.
corporate memorable items from the
series of lectures on chute.] liter.
The reason behind the closing of phere which, according to advance re. himself Is fiat beginning to And out Hall in mid-December. After Chriet- The decision will in no way alter mu
en of the old Rant Strew into the
tore at the University of California the mot entrance to. Founders is that pens. priming to be at least unique- what his book Is about. He stated nuts vacetion the lint school weekend plena for the staging or Wilde's Im- new bill-of-fare
of the Coop. He wilt
ly
different.
that
eince
his major concern at Hav- of January
at Berkeley during the second semes- the addition of a wetting line around
will bring the combined portence of Beier Earnest on Novem- feature such delicacies am the ellenAt a recent meeting of the Sopho- erford is 'admissible, this phase Of
ter of bet year. He gave • very In- the emit side of the dining hall would
Bryn Mawr-Haverford clubs to He, ber 12 and 13. Tryouts for this play crford Special.. the "Main Liner,.
teresting amount of hie trip to the necessitate the remora] of the row of more Class. it woo also announced the situation has predominated more entente Roberta Hell for the first will be held in Roberts Hall Thursday and the eCrickeL"
Wen end, after touching on hie wen- seats by that wall. However that that Richard M. Cameron, member of than he had expected.
time, to present a signifiunt musics! evening at 7,30.
Sultrestions Asked
The part of the book which seems program, porhops a Schubert
ester of Wednesday to Tueedel week- Seniors may retain some previlegh of this class And of the Students. Council
The move to postpone Othello was
MAIM.
Reynolds tickle that though the hew
end., went on to tell of his extra-cur- dbanctiote and also to relieve the was married to Constance Merril to have attracted most attention is
made by director Frederick Then
la • remote, chorea. wedding at the comaidoratlea of dim situdont
equipment
will make a his improvericular texperlenees In Calltlitisile 'He dining nun congeetioti, -31r.
Tea far -Macintosh
after difficulties had arisen in filling/
ment, all grounds for complaint may
and Mrs. Poet visited Yosemite end ley throws in the unofficial ogres. Milton, Massachuntts, on SepteMber "mortality.," nate in college.. IIr.
Mr. Clinton Mellor of the Havcertain character roles. It is hreed
not be removed. if there are any sugrelented by the northern route,
lion far coneideretion by NEWS 3. Richard Conant, a classmate and Mmaintosh found that feltS of all stnerford Station Road bookstore
that
the
final
choice
for
the
Winter)
gestions, the Coop will rawly. be sled
Mr. Steens spent hie year of ab- renders that the Common Room be neirhbor of the groom. was beet man. dents drop out of college between mawill hold e tea to renounce the
production will not place too great
The briele is the daughter of Mr. triculation and graduation. the Inejom
to receive them.
sence in western Europe and Sandi- turned into a dining hall for Seniors.
publication of Archibald Marincall upon any actor, so that the reThe College is also negotiating for
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and during that tine net end This plan would of course, he eamite, and Mrs. C. H. Sayre Merrill of Mil- ity leaving in—their s froehmen and
loth., book, Behind the Audetnie sultant attention to the play would
ton.
She
is
now
In
her second year trophornermlears. Ile—balleves that
the pictures which adorned the welts
make with many intellecteml and curtail the melia activities of this
Curtain. oft Wednesday, OM. 13,
not be detrimental. ' to his or her
spiritual leaders. He visited Sweden, room. He !eels however that the at. Swarthmore College of the Strew. Several person. contime and money spent ow students
from 2:00 to Sten P.M.
stud ies.
nected with Haverford have already
Germany, end Swimerland, among Union ball might absorb this with
who never complete their college
other countries. The object of his little difliculty.
purchased a number of these memenop wasted, end that atudents
'shit to these countries woe to see if
r
tos. It is felt that these picture, would
who
drop
oat of college may lose con.
d
Noun Forced
the , people were looking ahead hopehelp recapture SOME of the atmolidence in themselves and be stamped
The recent increase of board from
fully to the hirers or were still brok- 1/11.00 to $12.5a per week was nee.sphere of the former college beetroot.
as failures early in life.
en by the ehaos theibed just Mimi,- skated by the spinning cost of food
Admissions Boards Blamed
Started en Co-op
The
now
and
improved
Spanish
ed . Me reported that the overall pim and competent kitchen labor today.
or Jonw WritY
College admissione hoard. are to
When first organised. the Coop opHouse will make its official debut blame in a
tree is one of hope for recovery.
large part, says Mr. MacOne half of this increme.goes to each into the whirl
To those who are suffering from to amide him, he is encouraged about erated as a mauler re-operative store.
and swirl of Haverford intosh. Academie failure
Heeds Youth Meeting
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is the the busing shortage, it may be • what has already been
of the two board items Haverforddone and ewe Four years ago, it wee bought and
Mr. Steere alse reported that he ions hove probably already noticed College life with o reception and tea greatest reuse of student "mortelity,!, consolation
to learn that even col. oreimintic as to what enn• he oncom- operated as a privnte business. Since
had headed a meeting In Sweden for the improvement of meals served this for faculty members on October 16. he found, (11141 the rate could be lowing. rhea-president, ere not exempt piished in the future.
last February, the College administhe youth leaders of verious Europ- year. Another improvement has been 1948. A program of Mexican and ered if more core were taken to ad.
from
its consequence, It was In a
His main concerns for the present tration hes managed the Coop an a
ean nation.. The recovery of the the introduction of a Colege bakery native Spaniiih dances will be pm. mit to college only those students cs. make-shift dike
at 2 College Lane are to further cooperation and under- non.profit basis. and its main object
Wenger generation An discussed in Founders where pies and baked sented in the afternoon by Mrs. pable of doing the work.
that we interviewed Mr. Teeter Ha- emnding between "town red gown" remains the service of students with
there; and in addition to meeting foods can be mode testier than when Whittaker, wife of Profeseor WhittaMr. Macintosh sun that another worth, whose appointment
was ens not only In the immediate vicinity quality foods.
ker of the University of Pen/enteri- -great eauae of
Continued on page 4
drop-oree is the lack neutered In the NEWS last week.
Continued on page 4
but in a wider area. Aloe, he As ivtis, and her company of dancer. The
Continued an Pan 4
It Is therefore not strange that in termitic! In Increasing and Improving
Spanish House etedents will serve tea
those surroundings Mr.' Haworth intercollegiate relations, in particular
following this program and in the
with
other Friends. colleges. To his
abroad
Mel teat he 'should be wearevening will hold a formal dance.
ing a red cap and Miele tie!' But care In this respect are also entrustOld English Style
perhaps Mr. Haworth will feel more ed Heeerfortes alumni. Happy and
The College purchased this now
Dr. Ira de Augustine Reid returns on the War Manpower Commission Spanish
like an upper-chumsn when he enthimiretie alumni are those Wpm
House at the corner of Reaaniseed. Mops. and Politics" will bo
to Hanrerford this year se head of the After Pearl Harbor. He has made rmed
Avenue and Oakley Road last More future doctors are enrolled at moves into his newly renovated office have nweived the west from renew. the topic of all address by Gilbert F.
sociology department after a one any trips abroad, and visited
Alr. Haworth thinks, and they. like
Steels erring. It is a' Inge boom designed Hireerfore this year than eeer before in Founders Hall next week.
White, President of Haverford Colyear's leave of absence.. Dr. Rehts in 1933. Only this summer
undergraduates, can contribute suche held in Old English style by fie twig-reel In college ,history. and, according to Ilea Hod Experienre
in Edneetion cessfully to the support of the col- lege, to be delivered before the Libassociation with Haverford .College orientation sourms on board
ship for owner, Mr. Foreman. Mr. and Mr.. Dr. Mallen, Cadbury, the chairman
rary i,mociate, of the College. at a
Mr. Haworth has as
beget, in 1946, when he made a Col- American students going
es field l ege's spirit and traditions.
to Europe Foreman had traveled extensively in of the premed committee. it is the
meetine in the Treasure Room of the
lotion speech which no deeply affec t- and foreign
Despite the Many harden of his
etudente 'bored for this Europe and incorporated in their largest number we ever hope to hare. representative of his alma meter,
Library, on Ortober 17. Chairman of
ed the student body that the NBWS country, just rnreeting, Fe
says, to horns something of what they had Thirty-five students, most of them Eorlhom College, and the field of ed- work, Mr. Haworth hen aremys
ucation iv not new to him. He hoe uted to ncape for mono time each the meeting will he Mr. Samuel Scoprinted en editorial advocating that fit in a week-end in Paris.
seen there. Balconies and efficient Seniors. have applied to about thirty
ville. of •Philinlelphia, who is presihe be asked to join the faculty. The
Antony the many boots Dr. Reid fireplaces appear liberally throughout medical schools. There are also two noted with particular interest the year to his summer home at Cope dent of the Amosiates
for the -.rent
College invitee him to teach here and, has written about satire.
friendly atmosphere of Hum-ford eml, where he ran enjoy to the tulles,
aspects of the building. The lance living-room dental school upplicanM.
although he had already ...reed e ociety,
end the content shown by students his favorite sports ofswimming, I year.
31111or Key, Near° fireplace. In pertithlar, serves to set
Comparison
with
last
year's
group
end faculty alike. •
Rased on ournmean Travls
PretemerthiP at Now Trek I/oleo-- Youth in Story and Fact" in probably off
boating, end fishing.
the unusual design of the room. emPheeime. the loge rename spreecity, he rem secreted a lob as villa- most widely known. The
President WhiteS talk wilt le. haled
The mw vice-president Dos • not
Besides his long experience, Mr.
American A balcony on the round floor level ing this year. In 1947-48 there worn
in, probs.r of axiology here and aetiological
Haworth Minim to his job genuine on the observations and ems-knees
Renew has called it a rens on three aides of the. room. Re- about twenty Applicata,. to name slow to discover that the in
spent the academic year commuting vivid portrayal
inforced concrete structure throseh- twenty-two rehools. Only four cen- title of Community end Public Mo- enthesiann for Marcelo. Collets f his travels during the sommsr just
of
disgraceful
and
between hiererford "and New York.
past. when he surveyea conditione In
dancer.. conditions. At the moment out presents
novel feature of this ters were rejreted, and s ddetol tion. bides a man-sized job. But with end a sincere interst in the welfare
Professor Reid spent his early
the river regions of the northwestern
37 mere of experience in the YMCA of the student bhdy.
new dormitory.
school accepted one of these. Results
Youth in Pennsylvania and event to he Is working on a textbook on urban
United States. The speech ,will form
State of Turmoil
of this yeee'a applications will not be
adoorehouse College, Atlanta, where sociology. which is etheduled to appun of a general disression of the
COLLEGE CALENDAR
Pear coon.
Upstairs, there are many rooms. al. known foe some time, Since the
he took part le, many campus activ.
timely lest,of renservation.
Friday.
October
IS
most
all
of
which ore in a state of schools are Suet receiving them now
'ties and played cotter on the football
The Library Associates of Harem
Film Club, witlative Charlie Chaplin features.
turmoil due to the refinishing efforts Dr. Cadbury believe., that theinBand Talent Needed
and bosketball team. Ile got hi,
ford have given notice of the resent
of their inhabitants. Much of the crease in pre-rated enrollment this - Saturday. October 16
Master.. degree at the University of
publication of a pamphlet, printed on
IFO square dance.
It le urgently requested that
woodwork
and
stucco
wel/a
of
them
year
is
only
temperas,
Plitsburgh red did further graduate
nye Chet“Ivory Colophon," commemorating
Sunday. October IT
ill those with musical talent lend
room and hells has been done al- the
selection of ohools is due
work at Colombia. in 1939 he wedt
Mn, William Pyle Philips' donation
,Library Associates Meeting, Gilbert P. White. speaker.
their efforts to the College Rand
ready. The apartment of -Mi. and to the fact that more students ere apto London to study race and popeleto the Library of the four ShakesWednesday. October 20
as soon as possible. Doe to the
Mrs. Arensio, on the first floor, went plying from other college, so that k
peare Folios.
lion Problems at the School of FareFounders Club Freshman Reception.
smallness of the College. It I.
through its period of renovation this Is no longer *ale to apply to only sae
antics, and in 1943 he wax named
Sargent Puhliahgn Article
Wedneeday. October 20
neceeawry for an organization
summer.
airtime
chairman of the melology deportment
In a communication from the LibSoccer: Stevens (home)
such es the Band to Mahe all
Scattered In various rooms through- ,Besides the Seniors there are at
of the Univerrety of Atlanta.
rary Associates of the College, It was
Saturday, October 23
such talent. Clarinets and Frenrh
out
the
secohd
and
third
floors
of
the
lout
twenty-five
Preehmen
and
about
Ontalandlne Sociolosba
ennounced that an article by Ralph
Football: Hamilton (home) Homecoming Day :MOIL
or alto horns are desperately
House are its twelve residents. House the same number from the other ten
Dr. Reid is considered among the
ef. Sargent, a member of the ,AnwiSaturday, October 23
needed.• The Bend will provide
Chairmen Thomas C. Zimmerman claims eking pre-med courses. In
Meiologiste In the co
nes, was contained in the October.
Sophomore Dame. informal, with the Haverdordians.
a tuba for anyone who knows the
peered. over 1. Burnes, E. Geckle, order to get • Miter idea of what
try. He has been actin in many reI.945 number of Nature Magazine.
Saturday. October 23
instrument. The Invitation to lain
E. Jones. Ft, Parke, R_ Panne, R. courses to offer these men, Dr. Cadsearch projects, moth as the National
Given the title, "The Fall of a Tree."
Faculty Women., Club Tea. in open to nearby alumni and
Pierson, B. to Seidel, W. Sellgsohn, bury made visits to seven) medical
Urban League, and has dimeted a
Mr. Sorrento article was based on
&turd., October 23
members of the famine an well
K. Spaeth, D. Tilley. end W. Z. Tang. schools this summer, Mealier to those
Member of surveys for the Fetter.] es undergrads. Rehearsals are. in
the espeneWe of a hiking expedition
Haverfonl College ,Corporation meeting:
Hereafter all meetings of the Smo- he mid, last winter. His visits IncludCovertimeot He served on the Serial
Into
the Great Smoky /dourest., and
Sarerday.
°etcher
311
the Union on Wednesday mela], Club, Even Jones, president, will ed Rochester. Mishima.. and M,Cill
feiffuhr Beard add was • consolhon
philosophises on the nature of plant
Soccer: Lehigh (home) 2010,
rents at Inth.
he held in the Spanish Douse.
universities.
Me.
There has been a great deal of
qmstion remote tuume this year es
• to whether the senac . reedered in
the dining room are worthy of the
serene loneme in the cost of board.
The NEWS therefore reeentlY seatht.
out Aldo Cement In his Whitehall den
to state the management aide of the
Problem.
I The obvious and unavoidable trouble behind the whole treblem is the
overcrowded condition of the college,
With • normelly small enrollment of
three hundred students, the college
baa found it exceedingly difficult to
expand adequately with the new deemed. The 414 residence meals, and
the 141 potential de, Cede,* Meal,
Professors Retrace,
Year's Experiences
On Sabbatical Leave
, ..:, .ealoor
Cast Problems Halt
`Othello' Production;
Consider Alternate
Mac's College Study
Discusses 'Mortality'
New Spanish House who
To Open With Tea
Dr. I. Reid, Outstanding Sociologist,
Returns to Head College Department
Pre-Med Enrollment
Sets College Record
Haworth's Housing (Headache)s Solved
Through New Office in Founders Hall
White Will Speak
On Vacation Trip
o
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H AV ER re** NEWS
Rciverford News
ed in the ceremony of eating with them. AVMS town.* Wth WYMML •
cheer was given for Oa and then the father said grime. We Ware Othill
from n Hee. cenUal Mot be the re... members th Mogi. AllitY
or we Wtera not agen permitted to wash one own Mess kite. This is Mat
one example of the wenderful French Iriendihip and hornetthoe I .,teaseteed throaghout spy Davel.
Ebler—H. Robert Lastim.
From bieppe i descended on Paris, the tourists' paradiae. Here,
Mersagiris Editor—Kcnocth al. Moser.
this artificial clay of intrigue and deception,
almost apt embened
SpOFH Ealitor--.Tbenut Stern.
Parks:am.
Here, In this city of poverty and tummy, AOericano spun holt
R.ines, Manaerr—Ellis r Sing,.
Proachnonh -weekly earning, far one mesh end oaisped the isseeht• ad
New, Edit ,.,—Walter Selig ha William K. Cortaro.
the. bleak market. Now hundreds of two-rem:A expert. serum to the United
Arline Nroc ndifor—Anthot” Morley.
Stites believing thary possess a caromte oc,kr....h.r ol the Pro. PMAlum ii Editor—Kenneth Dolbearc.
Near AHneideS—Richard Baltzell, Floyd ford. Stanitrd fknnison. Willed TO. It remains foe as to be skeptical of those totri-hWa. who. alter
Tiernan. James Mithr. Howard O'Neill, William Pcifer, JrilleS Thorpe. time in Paris on the Riviera, claim full Meopreliesteion of the fiZZ1
makeup and complex prolate.; of a foreign nethen. •
ri,bMIrt Spurt§ Rd-dor—David Tilly.
Sports Aisormtn—Drew Deacon, pied Pennypacker, Joseph Saner,
VICTOR L. JOHNSON
1. ime Photoprapbres—Bob Bream, Dick Greenwood, Dan Hardy.
.1.1, . .teen Manager—Eugcne Seder.
I, Pie g (:ireclarion Meneert—John Calvert.
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Wedoieday, October 13, 11)4/1
ALUMNI NEWS
ALUMNI
Homecoming Day
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1948
11:15 POLITICAL FORUM DISCUSSION, Robert/111dt.
Distinguished Haverfordiso will tell why they ere voting for their favorite
Pltr&mTDENTIAL mageterrstbitS. Arnong the participants end be Dove TIMthaw, Rill Channel., and Dr. Clete. °Ilkley. Samortunities for .heekling. will
1:00 tar-aeon. College dirtier remit .$1.119 pas plata.
e:00 Haver-ford - Remittent teethe/II Game. .
4:30 Reception tea M the Gymnasium.
rm. will bee big day. Pion to hdeitlt an and bring your family.
Jo g
Put.h.lvd by thy ,iadrat body of I lars-rlord Calker meekly tbrosebool fix
,undrom peo. Punted bt
Ardnion- rehiring borripany, DT ?linos/avow Pie, Ardnunr. Pe.
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Loitered a, seasd..,lat , mate, of fIn. Ardmore, PS., Pod Over, under Art
of Conxerst, Augur! 24, 1912.
Homecoming Day Committee
Allan* Netes
Honoring a Radiant Life
PLANS COMPLETE ...
By Kenneth M. Moog*
Alumni Secretary Bennett S. CoopEdema Thomaa is the author Of liartarY residence at Billion HospiWebster's Collegiate Dictionary defines a column as,
er repair, that plans have been comkind of sopthe <barter, 'The Product and the tal, University of Chicago.
Last week in on editorial in this space the NEWS attempted porting pillar, ceoecially one
pleted for Alumni Hontereming Dey
consisting of shaft (madly rouse°, Oise, Mei
in
the
Law
book
Ititent
brag
Rs1111
a task almost impossibly difficult. an adequate expression of capital." This la a relogrei
*erre sad Development, Just publish- Moe F. Belotoa died on July 7 on October 01. Chairmen Anther IL
tribute and pealse for the memory of Rufus Jones. When we
gene, 'Mt, and his committee have srAnd while we here that this column shall eerve as some "kind of suped by the Revere Publishing Co.
In Beirut. Lolanon, when he was atranged an interesting program stertwrote end printed that article we were of course acutely aware porting oilier," we also hare that the other parte of the dennitions, excledtached to the American Legation.
lhg with a political foram diecession
of our inadequacy to exprass a feeling seemingly so obVious, Yet ine capital, will never come into play when ha 'Oda Corea is discussed
Fronde Reeve Cape, Jr., was mar1941
in Roberta 1101 at 11:45 A. M. At 1
In future weeks, this writer shall diemaee all amta cif unimpartarn
actually on intangible. Thiii week we wish to suggest to the Colried last Jane en Miss Margaret Sam. W. Fred, received Ms was. P M. luncheon (11.00
per plate) will
- - - sporta. politica Devotion" happenings. You will probably disagree
lege a more palpable and more lasting tribute to Rufus than any
Awns Wyeong of Port Wathingtan. tete degree In badness adnelnistra- be served in the college
dining room
New York.
we have paid-him so far. We wish to suggest the establishment with some of the statement* we mike and sneer at others in ditheliel. But
nop from Idervaed last Jane. He is and 1 P. M. le 'the hart of the footat all times, please 'hear in mind that we -shall net be avenging official
sates manager of the tea deeartraent ball game with lismitton. Following
of a chair of Philosophy or Biblical Literature in his name.
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NEWS policy. Our are we to reneet Athilinkstretion sentiments. TMs Is
The Alumni Office hair received of the Delon-Wright Co. in Roden. the game there will he a tee in the
As a great teacher and an inspiring friend Rufus Jones led a ashen with a byline and that byline will represent the sole source
of the
word of the death of Hose R Tow. Mess.
gymnasium at 4:30.
a radiant life wihch was intimately woven into the very fabric opinions to be written here.
mud on June 7.
Er. and Mrs. Henry W. La Pride Return postcards are being mailed
of Haverford College. Probably his first concern always was
This week we shall devote space to a diecusaion of the modern horror
of Lyneasburg Va., hal/. amiDanced to all avant an then luncheon reser.
1911
that our years on the campus should have a lasting higher value which bears the olgtelation radio ...
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Word has been received at the the engagement of their daughter, ration. may be made in advance.
On the whole, I ant a rather mild-mannered man. 1 Oa not kick stray
to infuse the whole of our adult lives. He always taught us to
Alumni Office of the death of Sur- Mtn' Elizabeth, to Mr. WOE.. Ed- Alumni are urged to rend in these
eats. 1 do eat snatch candy from the hands ed defenaelege babies. I do not
ward Kneeland.
reply earda for reeervettons at the
fer Danny Miami on July 22.
realize that the supreme worth of man lies in his spiritual being. euree when
people step on my feet In the Medea or in base.. But 1 ma now
terlieet glamet•eBT
1941
and at the same time to maintain that essential sense of humor enraged. It is an ben.se I listened to the radio.
lilt
I felt ill and I had to lie
br. Dodd C. iamb. Jr.. is now Henry FL Eager will represent Havwhich allows no to laugh at ourselves. In both of these precepts the}( and listen In the radio, I shall glues here a brie *Mount or me &sat'Professor of Mathematics at Johns erford College at elle inauguration of
he set a magnificent example, an example tremendously hard to trolls day's encounter with this 'kernels apparition which purports to be a
Hollkios University in Rehiring, Jess Harrison Daots 515 president
honor, yet one which must not go unhonored. A monument or a medium of modern communication and entertainment.'
Maryland. Ile has fOrmerly at the Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial Col1:00-4 turned on the radio as I lay in bed. As I robed over he scratch
lege of Teal:um/0g" on October 8 at
',ark could not be nearly sufficient. The closest we can approach my left arm, which Itched, voice
University of Maryland.
a
began to urge ere to run down to your
Potsdam, N. Y.
00 adequate tribute for Rufus Jones is to establish a Rufus M. corner drugstore and pick up a bottle
1989
of Schletinge Salve for Itchy Skin.
Jones chair in one of the subjects with which we associate his I scratched harder. lie continued, "You may think it lie only an ordinary
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ponta le.. Mr. and Mre. Clarence H. Wm. of
announca the birth of a son, Valliant Lyons announce: the engagement of
.David Sin..., '11, who edit be rename — -Philosophy, or better. 'as we already have such a chair itch, friend, but it is probably the beginning stages of that inddious distheir daughter, Ehsabetlf Ann to Paul membered for hie Saturday Evening
Warren Purvis, on July 10ease, pedloesporofalistan. to which thousands fall prey daily." By the time
here in Biblical Literature.
Riererd Stott.
Rust article of Met spring. has some
he had finiehed, I Was hanging on to the ropes with one head end wreath1938
Bryn Mawr College established a Rufus Jones chair in Philinto
ing like a dog for his bone with the other.
the national political spotlight
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Rabe. J. Theorem., Jr., was reosophy last spring in honor of his fifty years' service on their
9;15.—“Nove, if you kilow the title at this tong and we call you, rely
cently married to MPS Muriel Alice Ramey H. Wieldirembe, Jr., received again as the bead of a Republiren
Board of Managers. But much as he loved Bryn Mawr, Rufus' can win 1195. HERE IS THE SONG!" It was Old Black Jew and our phone
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ka master's degree in business ad- campaign group. The Republican Nofirst connection was always. with Haverford, and it would be rang. I leaned out of bed and bolted from dy room. My foot maybe in the
Clarence Worthington Smith of Mo- mbristratim from Bersard last Jane. tional Committee announced late In
He is associated ebb the Movie. September that a -.lazy" of movie
nte, Pa.
shameful were not Haverford to accord at least equal honor to hall rug and 1 crasher' to the near. "Two rings have gone by ... " I pullstars, stage personalities, and disNewspaper Publishers Asemietioe.
ed myself op and laced down the hall, eliding with my roommate who
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his memory. His example stands as a guiding light to both our
bad come out to are who had fallen down. We clattered to the neer, 1
Mr. and Mrs-Bart. Ken... FM. tinguished entices would campaign
Stephen
B.
Ilieratann
is now
colleges, and he wan the friend of hundreds of students. If our landing on the bottom. I crawled over
to the phone, lifted the receiver and
the birth of a eon, Berton, for the Desrey.Warren ticket.
rotary of
of the nogalwro California
suggestion is taken. we can hope that it will give emphasis to croaked "Old Black Joe."
Formetion of the 'Acton and WritJr... on July
branch of the American friends Sere- Jr.,
wListen. wise guy," said a tough yoke on the-other end...if Dare Old , ice Committee
the indelible impression Rufus Jones has made.
The marriage of Min Barbara Ruth ers tar pewee and Warren," beaded
in S. Francisco.
by
Mr. Hinahaw, wee announced by
Black Joe. I'm Alice Bluegown. I just called to tell you that your shipment
Taylor and Yr. WEN. Lehman
1940
campaign manager _Herber., Psownell,
of salami is delayed... Now, I tie not like salami that much. I never buy
Kenneth W. 'Creaby (11. A. '401 hoe took place on June 29.
Sr. Brownell mad that the plan was
it by the shipment.
Wen appointed aselstant professor of Mr. and nes. John W. Johnalnn an- for each Trendier to
"I think you here the wrong party." I told him.
write one column
ED. Bonn: rht■ it tbr fir,i In a seri., of ervele, by Itareefordiont ads
binary at Juniata College. Hunting- Mane< the inert:age of their dough. or ;reticle
in support of the Degree"A party? Listen, bud, this is Sam's Salami Betake. Joel who ore
heir spent Slur Ifiniriax
Iresrling in Europe dorm,: Ito- part pear. Tin
ter, Elizabeth Miriam, to Do. Edmond
don, Pa.
Warren ticket, which will be offered
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elerignial Is funidiorize ',adroit KWh enerrot rAisiorg ruodiliam you !"
Writ,
Preston, 9rd, on July 10.
1.1
to
the
newspaper. of the reentry.
"Old Black Joe!" I shouted defiantly and hung O.
*bread 61 eleitei of rdiablr, first-hand report,.
The engegemunt of Dr. George C.
1946
Other famous personalidee included
10:15—Three retarded land/cites sang. a none about how good Fretnik's
Weighted down with artireini apathy and two suited., n sleeping her
HMI. and Mien Ellen McFarland of
Mr. and Mre Charles R. Head nn- in the group are Robert Montgomery
,
dangling from one. I waded through immigration one day in June and Pickled Oyster. were's. how I should not miss ceded some TODAY,
Eveneton, 1R., has just bee...no...- nuance the marriage of their daugh- @wham Stanwyck,
and Harerford's
made my day to a Catch ex-troop transport which was to carry 760 stud.
"FrehtiVi Pickled °peers
ed. Or. Sutton Is !Intoning hie 'resi- ter, Carolyn. te Dr. Hobert Behr Bed. ex-president, Felix
Morley.
on. to Europe for • summer of steely and travel. There were several memArr devoured in He rboimt rlehters.
dency in internal medicine at Cook roasian on July 9.
bers of our group of twelve on the ship, and or began on summer's sled:,
Horrro,ires, 'belt, and rownoisetart
County Hospital in Chicago.
Me and Mee. Frederic Carr Marne
of the economic conditions in Franca by holding intra-groop dimustione
All lop lorry op, pet ports!
Lau% J. fillger, a member of the rumour. thee arriage of their
such subjects as French-American trade, Mack market, and wage and price
FRETMIK'S OYSTERS I ! !
le. lbws eel Richkrde, Layton, and daughter, Carol Patricia, to Mr.
milking in Prance. The group was one arong many in in organizatim
"Ye,, frientb, fres Thorp& there it ow inirordtair °apply of fresh
Finger in Wiltrangton, Del., was re- Charles Omar Pose on June 19.
relied the Experiment in latemational Living.
°Wert in your aria, pea, ran dear fin ;airy
tbagt. Rath
cently admitted to practice in the U. Mr. and lire Everett Parker anThis project is unique in its basic means at achieving better world re.
right to pour ewe nod boy sone nolo. Eremites Pielde4 °peers.
S. Distket Court.
nounce the marriage of their daugh•
hitless. Donald Watt, the founder realized l ar the only way to really got
Now it 'be tinrr to fry flow!"
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ter, Seth Lou, to Mr. Ward C. Rase
The many friends of John W. Cad.
to know the people of a country is to no with them and make intimate
t threw en my but and coat and streaked through the door. PortenDavid S. Fen is in Si, third year of on June 25.
bury, Jr., '01, who Is not live in the
friendships with them. ,In this way Modems may understand the French. ately I hod forgotten my pants and the cold air hrongist me to my muses.
Philadelphia area, and therefore did
and a few French may really Cann to understand something about Amer11:16—"fie Adventures of Jame Glob"—'Martha. how could you kill
not ace the notiee, will be eaddened
icana.
your husband's brother', wife who igenemed to my sister that works in
by the new, of hie death on SeptemThe Dutch ship which sailed from Quebec was. spaciously outfitted with the peanut factory peeing as an organ grinder?"
ber 10.
very small remotion room and dining room.
dod't know. Jere. I don't know. / was all mixed op."
shared a 'private- ruoril
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7a1-. Cadbury. who was 88, lived at
in Ow held with more than 300 other student voyagers. The trip to Rotter•
['co nee why
12 -High St., Moorestown, New Jerdam woe intereating since the mornings were taken op with language study
12:15—.7be. Woman In Chartreme"—"But darling, I tell you it was all
Chad. Lukdres Most., '75, pier., reer With Luke. Steel Con:luny, sey, and sree retired
assistant trallt
and the afternoons were spent discussing such subjects as French .American a mistake. Even though I married there eight other women. you know it
steel maker mid first vice president of then known as Huston & Penrose
a offlear of the Provident Trust Comrelations and the French irmireseim of - Americans. The dimussione woe is only you I love. I've made some mistakes, but 1
"
Lahore Steel Company. Coatesville, Company, shortly after graduation pany end asaistant
treasurer of the
helpful in teaching us how to motel ,ur behavior in Europe. for there were
The whole program seemed to be a mistake.
Pa-. relebreted hie 92nd birthday Ad, from Bamford College.
•American Friends Service Commitrevere! French many Dutch, and a fair unnther of French-Canadians
1:15--"Yee, Mrs. Schtuesellinger, If you answer this oreetien you will
8, by working an usual, as he has
tee. He was born in Moored...1;6ot
aboard.
get all these wonderful prince. 'What man, whom first name Wad George,
Galas Full Parthershlp
done for more than ?I yeare mince he
lived meat of his early life in PhilaAfter putting up with the pitiful inefficiency of Dutch, Belgian, and was the first President of the United States'!"
haired the company as a clerk In DeIn /879 he wee taken into partner. delphia. Ile was a graduate of WilFrench mums, yea arrived at Lille. as industrial center in the north of
"Ufa--"
cember 1875.
ship in the Brit and placed in thenge liam Penn Charter School.
',Here's o little hint. His last name was Washington. No help from
France. There I mot a well-dreseed 'business men with whom I was to live.
Actually, his business. career With of the puddling mill. where pig iron
An settee member of the Societe
Ile WOO in the highest income group in Lille, his wealth being indicated Ly the audience. now!"
the company started tire years earlier wee converted into wrought :ran. He of primal, he was - an
elder and over-.
IWO nutonwhilee. two eervanre. Ore Meat one. a duo. I spent only * rev.Audience. schrnaudtence. If she didn't get the answer then she was
in
IWO,
when
he began to work part- took over the ruanagement of all neer of Moorestown Friend.,
daye at h., host panning afternoons for Inn Weeks with his plant mann, a candidate for an asylum. She didn't and she la
Meeting.
time in the plant. '11 wasn't moth of plants in 1882 and continued in 5014 Mr. Cadbury wee also
associated frith
er. The ;emu, lived, in any reopects, en the mme plane of living as
Further detailed explenetions are not necessary. Suffice it to say that
on athlete." he -rerelle. "so I got my charge of operations until less. He educational
and
philanthropic
organsend-skilled work., does here. The kitchen wan tht only heated room in the squirmed and Wiggled throughout nearly a whole day of each gmthleage
exercise by 'bonding coal and doing wag elected mite president of battens isations.
For many year. he served as
house aria:orgy Iseause that was where the stove ram located. We had
As I said, I am. on the whole, a rational, argil-mannered being But
tweet chores..
In 1979, and from 1+17 to 1986 he was treasurer of the Seaside some'for
very little 10111 compared to the American pl. Butter. bread, meat and if radio deed not krow up soon, I yogi hove used up .my ration. Radio is the
Replasee Works M...
Mee et-olden! and works manager. Invalid Women at Atlantic City.
cheese wore rationel. Becousethere WaS twat rrenIgh Money to bay on Lb"- worst thing to happen to radio in years, it is by far thh most miserable—
"I was 'redly trained for the entre. In 1925 he reinvent's/red the position
Mr. Cadbury was president of the
'kith market. the family suffered a groat deal. There were six hours our. oh, pardon me. I row run down to Ardmore. My radio blew a tube Jan
studied bookkeeping and business of sorbs manager bat continued .
Jolla Woolman Memorial Association.
ing the duo when .ine could Use Water, and four for the use of electricity. now ...
procedure, but when a works maaa4r- drat vice president, in which position
the Friends Institute of Philadelphia, .
Wt. all tank both. Saturday night, and niece .1 was theguest / got fairly
r fainted at the eight of a work- he still nerves.
and the Moorestown Free Library.
wont wist0t. The rent of the week the water was cold.
man's smashed thumb. I wag asked to
In 1895, Mr. Huston was mmrled Surviving are Ida wife, the former
During :ha tine. was there I wm-ked a, .tatistiCian fo
r the textile
take aver his duties and respon.ibiil. to Miss Annie Steuart
mill. I enjoyr..1 ads thanes It me: the workers who were
of Savannah, Rachel C. Reeve, of Germentown; two
Latest to boast the "Bold Look" on camp. le 1(r. MoCartlig who ocliving on le.
ties. .His misfortune proved my op- Ga.. end
today their two sons are fol- sona John W. Cadbury. 111, of Pemrasjonally aports a comfortable arum ad a very cereal strew rembrero.
than what one ens: of livinx mum ts callaminimum of health and dee
portunity..
enc,-.
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lowing In the fretateps of a long line berton, N. .1., 'and Thema. L. Cadthe overage worker earning
be
day. aster a large Math end - A contemporary of Andrew Car.
eight and ten dollars , wok Hie figure can aurally he found there - rainy
of iron and steel history melteee, bury, of Modem, California, Ono
reel anthreile outside Founders' entrance.
(dightlg mon. if there Were over two children).
eagle, John Frits and Charles M. Charles
Lukens Huston, Jr. is vice sisters, Mr,. Rufus M. Jones. of HayAfter mussing two week. with another family is Lille, I went with
•
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&berth in the early days Of the Iron
the
Pr...Meat and executive eselatunt to afford, and Mies Emma Cadbury, of
glair, to spend a ...tire on th• Cate darer. Here MAT Wie
Oldcomers to campus who spent quiet evening with friend. in area Sat.
and .reel Odra. In this nation, Mr. the president
Centres, nue
of Lukens Steel Can. Moorretownt and three brothers, BenDods sunshine. beach the ',wife] Mediterranean. and very interestina rday were:C. Rose, D.' Hemilren, C. Calhoun and . theri wives, W. Lea, A.
Easton ha. pleyed an important oft
pany.
and
Stewart Huston is &uni- j... of Moorestown, Dr. William
friends. We stayed at p Snit 14 youth ho,e1 whe, rho nigh. wore Spent Annum, R. Henderson. S. Louchter, D. Wagner and T. Cronus- Approx.
in the developmerrt. of America's No. tary.
Mr. Duaton's only daughter, V. Cadbury, of, Canton, China. and
ih discussing problems of the world 11111 III singing the songs of many anti, innate entry committee—sixteen more bannister slate and one oink.
I industry of today—steel. Mr. Hum
Ruth, Is a missionary In the Kentucky Or. Henry J. Cadbury, of Cambridge.
tries. The me. interesting Port of the. Pfe centered shout the mixture of
ten. who In a patentee of macre' maintains.
Meesachusetts.
Sights to be Remembered Dept: During Rhinle frac. Sunday the fat.
nnalities. There were French. English. Dutch, Dreith. Germane Itolhighly regarded inventions toed In
tans. Lithuanians. and other. from South Annals. and Africa. This mix. lowing were noticed; an imposing rowl black for vehicle. consignee of two
the
manufecture
of
steel,
planned
and
toe of nationalities with their sarieerecial theorit, made the disrereions Iaree eurbaxe tans thine) and two small but steady ore Make. (tine.
designed Cunene four-nigh PO They
unforgettable ones.
altenrately traced; AIM. Deemer and ;Whittaker scrothiging eta snarls In
- ALUMNI TICKETS
am—world's leered plate mill.
From Canoe, a friend and I took a bicycle trip to the Italian border irerboxe cox, cryptic menage tanked outside Dean • Lockwood
rota during Mohday'e hunter strike
'aLlibrary.
Mr. Huston wee born in Coetesville,
Stranded one -night in the'.foothille of the Alps we seer, in deep drepsir
DETAILS REGARDING DISTRIBUTION OF TICKF,714
"Wtkorre. M.O.., well f
July 8, 1860, the eon of Dr. Charles
un- (a.,
ree Do fold
tit we mot a boy scout. We had only our sleeping hate owl our borer.
Breton end imbella Pennock iLekPOR THE HAYERPORD• SWARTHMORE GAME IN
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There wee Se plate to b. food, but titre.
ens) Huston, granddaughter of /mac
, or ednveth•NO and the Dmd.
NEXT WELK'S ISPILIt.
Sesame! changes: World Series free, and Amain ghee way to• elder,
mill of the meet, we were invifed is -spend the night vdtb his troop.
Pennock, • founder of the Melees.
V,
ghinkree,
anal Martin Fos.' autuienal tussle with Pieta,
belted them prepare the dinner, rornewhasemund (hair will, and than joim
He began his long and succeeded ca-
Hinshaw Heads
GOP Columnists
Across the Desk
Friends Mourn Loss
Of John W. Cadbury
i
Oldest Living Abloom Going Strong:
Charles Huston of Lukens Steel is 92
A Chronicle of Small Beer
Wednesday, '6etober IL 1948
EVERIPORD NEWS
PAGE THREE
Saturday , Contests Feature Twin Scarlet Victories
Hornets Boot
Touted Lehigh
For Third Win
We fosse &mei; Als We gee Te
on Huelva Kintnelfn
Grid Eleven
Trims Bears,
Triumph, 26-12
By the Sports Staff
To mast freshmen, and to same
Obstacle number two will loom in
upperrelelstnen who seers imbued with the victory path of Bob Johnston and
a perpeteal Rhinie spirit, the - fel) his teen this Saturday in the form of
brings not only the tang of smoking a Drexel gridiron eleven. Altimeh
haves, the rather originia odor of the Drexel has looked in vain for a eie.
Odes hall on Farley evenings, and tory for more than two yearn Saturfeeerieh clash. to Bryn Hew]. at the day alight very well be the dos. Der
virtue hoer, but also the timeless spite their loss to Ursinus, they no
etwation. "Why do I have to wear trot be underestimated for they have
these darn things and do what thane a herd.figning and power/et ream.
Chi Saturday, October to a Moog. II!!! say?" One Rhinie wee heard.
Fullback Tea Teat put on a me mil
Up front. Drexel presents a for.
confident Lehigh soccer leans caret this year to admit that he preferred
show last Saturday as Haverford
disinter ao the Siareerfordr Itmtnee the glamorous antics of the "Big Col- midable line which averagae close to
,'opened its 1448 football campaign
195 Pounds. Their main strength re
outplayed, outfought,nd oetheorod lege" etude. .bodies, bat that he
with
a 2542 victory aver the BOATS
down the middle where two powerthe brownarbid andlere 9.1.
the.ht the bOst my to create such ful gone. enjoy .akin trouble for
of Ursine on Walton Field. ermine
mime wee played before an unexpect- spirit was to let each
inevery period, Test alone rave ;rated
student Inter- the opposition. Kin, Minna, the left
edly large crowd which was doubly pret the mores of the
for twenty-five of the rotors' tord.
achml for him- guard, was the spark plug of the
worded by the ',fine weather and the self.
His first two touchdowns were the M•
lira.. in their gum with Undo.
xcellent exhibition of spear.
sults of slashes off right tackle front
Hoverford hop more lively tradi- and threw several Bear runners for
The large Lehigh *quad. fresh from
the 5 and 17 year limo re- votively.
tions by for than moat mall col- tome. His opposite on the right side,
A 2-1 victory over vaunted Princeton,
III the third period the fleet footed
loges. By merely glancing through Marvin Levine. played a whale of a
took the Acid Ara. Coach Ed 'BedMr
dashed around right tub from
ding...6 searlet-end warriors, led by Befue Jones' book, "History of a game b Collegeville and tegether
the 15 into the end zone. and fee she
Small College," or the large "History with his partner, Charlie ?mac at
Captain Evan Jones aPinmeed ol.eot
finei tally he bulled his coy over
of Haverford Collage" one can find sti:Ltkle,ithould prove a tough nut
immediately.
center from the Urelnus throe.
many traditions that Ma shoddy
Halfbaeks Rrill4st
'
The Bears' fine mare resulted In
had their day old, after many years
nersYster bark, Teo T177, Ibr is around bit rqbi
In the backfield, Drexel Waste one
fora lea, gam
From the opening maneuver the of tam., have been forgetter. The of
the second quarter on a pass from Don
bet dog nend slat . . .
the beat "-rookies" in this area..
Hornet soccermen displayed the ag- relatively few customs that are still Tom
Young to John Kelm and a Oro free,
Kolongowski, who played under
geese've tn., they are capable of, adhered to on mar camp. have been
Kairea
to Ted Yoder who covered the
the Eagles' Al Wistert at Riverside
Sehedele
but have failed to display consistent- reduced 'further by the sheen. of the
remaining 4 yards to pay -dirt. In the
High, is
trhamthreat bask else
October 14
!), this season. The enrooth-functlen- pond
final stann Donald Stauffer scamperwill never be a completely seems to be aide to do everything
Junior A-Seph
ing forward line. spearheaded by imearated claim), the abolition of the
ml around left end from the 17 roc a
well. In larestel's lest few gam. he
Junior B-Frash B
Captain Evan Jones and backed up Senlor'e erne.ee to the dining ball,
touchdown an a tricky double eoeersn
has been the beckffehl, doing Most of
Center 18
brilliantly by halfbacks FoYludds. the Freelmien meeting—thus disconPlay.
the kicking and meant. With a
Soph
A-Farah
A
Scoring
through
the ale. sad gainThe Rhinie "B" team also took it
Clayton and Juane, mein by the tinuing' the "Bridge Quie—end othetconger line, there seems little doubt ing defensive strength
Ursine. Comes Back
Senior-Fresh
field with awesome power to he ra
as the game on the chin as, the Junior "A" team
that he would have scored more of., progressed, the Sophomore "ff"
()etcher 10
Capitalizing en a punt exchange In
thwarted only be lady Luck or the
team gained the long end of a 14 to 0 verThese traditicina are typically sea egainst •Uralties.
The Fords will romped to a 32 to 13 victory aver the dict.
Senior-Soph B
which
theyiroined
shout 11 yards. the
frantic Lehigh defense.
American collegiate. They are bundle have to watch role fellow
very care- Fresh aA" teem September 80, to inJunior A-Soph .0
Fords lost no time in chalking up the
October I saw the two Sophomore
written by-lawe but emerge epoetan- fully come Setae.), Another
The line-up:
gar, augurate the Touch Football Intratietober 14
Mat store of the efternant Taking
teams
,meet,
with
musty
the
Soph
from
"Bs"
the
fruitful
minds
of
us
Hainan who is NMb to do quite a bit mural Lear..
Narerfordlohigh
Freshmen-Junior,
over on the famous Ma Test and
gaining the victory by a convinchig
Doane
MaeLean "crazy college kids." They are the of damage is Joe Bigatel, a little tame
G
Octeber 19
company drove to a touchdown in
Although the Mani. got off to rt 27 to 7 count.
inset cherished pasts of our college his scatketek with speed
RP
Smotb
Hiner
Seniors-Freshman
to bum;Hie 6.0 lead
three plays. A 25 yard gallop by tailon the second Play of the
In the other game of the day, the
Wood LP
Carlton days rah the old grads say). TIM, forte is the open field where he is lie.
t. Bud Garrison eel the stage for
kno
T stsk
Lineups
game theeks to a 46 yard Haring }tinier "Ws" showed real pewee as
Lucine ,
LH
„. Baker value Het In the fact that they are his to outrun "Iden•DaWar."
romp by Sterner. the Sophs some they swamped the Seniors and woo Ureieus
Clayton.
CH
Erman. our own personal property. The Code
Quarterback Kolongowski runs his rolling bath to gain
a 32-6 lead on as they pleased 48-6.
Ends—
or .Haverfonl is partially, but IntagReid. Btt the
.ficynolde
RH
team from a modified T formation as the timely panes by
Cates
kles-oK
t
Dolheare to Sam
P
rally bard upon these unique cum
eT
The Soph
s ,'D"o7g
enaninned their
Shipley
OR
Hankins.
well as a single and double slag, Colman.
taB
il
ms:sp'isii'n'agnridg,ohftW(7sio"
ru
oc'bnk
ra
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'
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winning ways on October 7. as they Mitchell, Lee...
Crone.
RI
Gabrie lanes. Do away with the traditions of Coach Chao ill probably use the
Young, they marched steadily down
trounced the,leckless Fresh
31 Guards—Fry, Rlydcnburg,
Jones, R.
Compton liewerford, and you do away with one single and double ex ing ageint Myer]loon, the field from their own 49 into the
of the atrongest, moat task traits of
14. Once more superior passing
Well
C
1.71
•
ford since he hoe the power to do so
Haverfonl ml zone. Then Haverford
compleMy democratic educational
told the tale.
Jones. A.
OL
Mitchel
and since it Is a safe formation to
s,'117 retaliated after poor Crain. kickHacks—Young, Seurman, U
In the other games scheduled for
Haverford eubstitutioner .Braernees system.
use. The thin. to look for in this
ball at mldhehd. Test
It has been felt that -the entente
the day, the Seniors failed ti appear,
. LPG
to
d,,:
hno
dowers, Chantilles, Walnut.
formation am the aveeeping end runs
again led the scoring
Coal. by ,Haverford: Browner, Cro- are necessary for practical living on and the peasee in either that
The fall edition of the 15th Nauti- and the Soph "A" squad won by for- Yoder, Helfferick.
'live, the former going over. This
mop., so a Customs Committee was
Beverford
feit.
lies, Jones, E.; Lehigh: Conipton.
The rontinual use of pasees into the cal Club got off ton flying start last The games scheduled for October
termed' in male dim era of the past
Ends—Whitcomb, Crogin, Collier, time converted_. to make_the halftime
9
Sunday in Washington, D. C.,. the
scare
13-6
m
savor
of maven re.
The first period was punctuated by Every year its duty ha-been to show hat might prove very dangerous to
were rained out and will be played at Taboga, Mortis.
Roth teams doubled their more In
the booming kicks from the loot of the °Marine clans the "Haverfora the Hornell. Drawl's boat play in a Fords placed mond in a seven rol- a later date.
is,,
T.um
etes
o—reenwald.
.e,G
Leah, F
• km' the second .1f with Haverford tallyEarl 'Spaeth and highlighted by the Day." The method of indoctrination short tip paean the flanker wide out e.' regatta.. Geer. Wean/Then V.,
Thug.
atthe
present
time,
the
Aning first. Test alone made all the subclever teamwork of Shipley and Evan has differed with each committee. the to the left .7n the Unlit. game. I.* host team, carried off 'the "tin- be. "A" and Junior "B" Maeda
and
perfect score of 58
stantlll milns in the touchdown march
hone., However, the body, the real 48 group ormaying mare effective Bigatel ;shoed in the flat and made ware'. with
the Soph "B" team appear the elaeo
vero/ long gains after receiving the points. The four man Scarlet and of the loam..
consistent play that made the others'
home tennis
eager. than any other in recent
Centers—Johnston
,
Wright.
Black
squid
composed
of Dan Dauden,
toss.
work easier was turned in by the in- yearn
(
ri
Foir:t htpe:11,:hagol
d
et.1Z:
et:
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0r:s'''m
In
Meer
the
Freshman
team
eked
Ambler,
Brill,
Teal.
Bruce Macintosh, Joe Sense and Dick
sider! end haleburos, notably Cron.,
their ground gores with Teat and Earout a 2-1 overtime droision ever an Adam, Gill, Hume,
Of course the excellence of the 051- On the defense, Coach Chase uses Perriin
dragged down 39 pante. Hen6-2-2-1
which
Reynolds, Clayton and Lueine.
shifts
into
a5-3-24
lege wohld remain uncharigortif the
undermanned Sophomore squad in the
don
was
the
leading
skipper
as
he
piece kicked the final point
Pragmatist ceased abiding ivy social when the opponents take to the air.
opening contest of the Intramural'
Searles Score
The Dragons' pass defense didn't sailed his Tempest dinghy home in Soccer Channel...hip, Thursday.
The second period found the Fords standards set bolero him. . ScholarOc- ney (Placements).
Ambler's Blocking Praised
show up too well spriest Ursinue and five races foe a total more of 29. The her 7.
driving far the goal, so cement.] for ship would maintain its acme here
Harorford—Tmehdowne, Test 14)1
Quarterback Bill Ambler deserves
final standing of the teams war
the
Bears
nude
plenty
of
yardage
The Bret half sum the Rhinies con- Pointe after lettehdown. Teat, Mare- a great deal of prole,.
victory. .The Hornets continued In and the robot Hoof the camp. might
George
for his superb
Washington
U.
56,
Haverhill
through the air. But Drexel is goal
tinually on the offensive but unable
beat panickea Lehigh to the ball and even induce students to seek higher
o
blocking throughout the contest. Both
and will undoubtedly give the Ran- 99, University of Muryland 36, Prince- to score. Early in the second
half, ""
UreiP
initt"s''—T
- Mahon order Andy Lech. lab. U. degrees of tnechankal perfection. But dallmen • good scrap.
'''Touchdowns: Yoder, 'sides of the Haverford line, through
ton 36 (tie), Rensselaer Poly 32, lint
let's
face
it
Even
Haverford
is sup
Continued on page
hall to Even Jones who trapped it
Snuffer. t
which the Fends atruck conaistently.
entity of Syracuse 2a, Cqoper Union
Captioned on page 4
and flicked a pass to right wing Dave •
titles it was inside left Tom *Rawl 93, Correll withdrew.
The next re
who broke the ice and provided what rata in which
Bratiner. Case Deady placed the bell
the Haverford sailors
in the mar corner for the were.
turned ont lobe no winning margin. will participate is to be bald at
Prince
Lehigh attempted to light back, but
Although Haverford was at no time ton on October 24.
despite the serdl-placed lobs of center
pressed by George School the Ford
This is the fiat fall campaign that
half Ertellehurn and the high speed
players never let up from their hard
"—DR/NK C4WAI7A
dribbling by Captain Collies, the
play. They realised that the heavy the Meatiest Club, which was reorgan
Mad lea Febreery as a minor vanity
DRY—R/6,17 -M0,41
Ford defense would not crack and the
end of the seven is fast apnroachier
snort,
bee
carried onsince the war
ball was onec again carried into Le- 'Before stands liberat9,
sprinkled and to form bad habits now- might Twelve reenter and six freshman as
ME SOME/
eatteued da 'Pane I
with fair damels, HaverfordIs C. V. Prove fatal against Stevens chi. Sala socials members
turned out for th
sorter team trounced Cm. School urday and tough Swarthmore nest Post of the bi-weekly
NO7W/N5-1#73'
meetings which
4-1 on the George School field last week. The season cannot be milled are held throughout
the college Yetif
sumnaufl unless the Garnet falls,
Thursday.
THE SPOT LIKE
The toroth,gs eve used to conduct th
Not to be outahone by the comely
bureau before the Club and as
Georgians, coach Jen Lester's charg- Smith
C
THATFRESHEN/A/61
Watts school for teaching the fundamental
Katz
PH
Lamont of sallies and racingroles and tactics.
Among the incremieg number of es displayed a polished and Motile Western
GINGER FLAVOR.,"
LF
exciting
exhibition
of
Yostmen
the
beauty of
trophies prevalent on the Inver.ford
During the winter months dinghy roe
D.
Kirk
RR
Fu log Sims will be shown and Sallie wit
campus, the most Important. the most soccer. From the fleet whistle It be.
Beale
CH
Zane
agnilicant, oho most sought-after I mune evident that the Fords were "on Newbold
Continued on pegs 4 .
In
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end the roan en whkh they were vie
Yet the Ford that shall be longest retorlous.
Fires pmeeeted for the year 164 membered by those watching the
game was center forveard Nick Ch.ADAMS
42, it lo awarded to Haverford
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PAGE FOUR
ICG Plans Made
For '49 Convention
Last Smithy the beads of the delegations front mchmember sehool
went to Hirrisbure to represent their
student. at an excretive meeting of
the Intercollegiate Conference or
Government.
. Ilaverf:rd has for the past several
years been one of Jilt outstanding
participants in thin conference which
take. ?Lag.. every April.
Each year the conference takes a
different form, last year that of n
Nominating Convention. Us.
oolly
meeting takes place in the
ens..1,,,mw,t of our State Letrislature.
, Hat rbtan g. Here. surrounded with
the ntimonhere of politics. the studof ma, colleges situated in the
Comaoalth
Pron•ylvania have
a real opportunity to participate in a
model convention of POMO sort. Tim
delegates may observe to no little de.
erre the working behind the scenes of
some of our most "hallowed'.governmental bodies.
It war derided Sunday that this
year the convention will take the
for of et Stale Legislature of unIcainrel nature. The state wide meet.
its will the place from April 29 to
May 1, 1040. With the present needs
of good AU., legislation, this meeting
should provide an excellent opportunity to demonstiate how the atudenta
of Americo think the State should be
run and how much better our procedme ran be than the present one.
Sabbatical Leaves . . .
IFO Square Dance Lehigh Soccer . . .
Continued from page S
Set For Weekend high territory.
On Saturday night of this week the
Inter Faith Org,anisatIon will sponsors square danTe in the gymnaaium
leaders Jim Peitz and Bob Richle announced today. A feature of the dance
will be lire manic team an orchestra
at nPPropriate fiddle, guitars, banjos
and the lie manned by Haverford
students. Rick Conant, who has had
wide experience at the vocation, will
handle the calling of the dances, and
the 1FO will serve liberal quantities
of cider and done/mots for refreshments.
All members of the student body
are invited to attend the dance. which
is tinted to begin at nine o'clock land
to bring their dates). The admission
charge will be twenty-five cents per
J.4'. Soccer . . .
Continued from page 3
however, the Fresh's Getman received
a short pore from Center Forwent
Killian and scored from in close.
With the game almost over, the
Sophomores forced on overtime period when Cadwallader booted one
through after a scrambie in front of
the Rhinies. goal.
Until the middle of the second overtime parted the teams battled on
even terms; at this paint, however,
the Peach railed the game away when
Elliot blasted through for a store to
make it 2 to 1.
Because of rain the games !scheduled far °ember 8 wore postponed
and are to be played at a later date.
(Continued from rage it
Atm., of their contemporaries from
other countries. the people attending
gained many new ideas from the discussions that were held.
Before returning to the United
Share with his wife sod their child•
ren, who spent the year In a Swedish
retool, 51r. Stoma visited Germany
and there spoke with several of the
forethost writers of today. who are
working hard for the recovery of
their mord,
Arnie Jones slowed
blazing speml as he consistently oatdistanced his guardian and exceptional skill In -lofting the ball Into arerine
position from the wing on the dead
.n. It was just such a maneuver
that resulted in the second Hornet
tally. This time it mas AI Cronus
who timed the pass perfectly and
drove the hall past the despentla goal
tender.
Lehigh Goal
'Lehigh opened up the second half
slih more determination and coorl
dinoted ploy than they- had displayed
the game.
talite'llmuloydeaoru
inldr
ceOntrol"o"f
the play, tenter forward Compton eli•
mated an albout mama on the Haverford goal. -Heartened by the more
the entire Lehigh team began to play
desperately. However, the Ford delenses relied and fullbacks Wood and
Spaeth drove the ball out of the danger zone.
.Final Tally
The fourth period saw Haverford
open up its lead to two fall goals
again. Evan Jones picked up another
briliant center from Arnie donee and
caromed if off the leg of Lebigh'n
Hiner for the final BM!.
With ten minutes remaining to play
Coach Reddimrton unveiled what
might possibly be the most dangerone Ford forward line in many yeam.
This arrangement introduce. newcomer Nielt Chantilles 'at center forward and Evan Jones at inside right.
In the brief time it had to play this
line showed remarkable possibilities.
Continued from page 3
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• •
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most of the Money will have to come
from contributions by alumni and
friends, the Club members are acting
as ushers at home football games and
a. planning other activities to raise
as much of the money themselves as
they possibly can.
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Editors Notes
T "TIRE
Beginning with this Haas the OMITS
staff of the NEWS will endeavor to
bring to its readers a new column ho
be written -barb week by a different
prominate campus athletic figure. It
it our purpose to heist about a closet
relationship between the varsity men
and those of us who sit week after
week In the grandstands. We with
here to shots these men In a different
light.
"..
4
very happy to present as
our 'lead-off-batter,. Homer Kimmich. Homer has been one of eur
favorite athlete. for' • long time.
Sines his entrance to Haverford in '44
Homer ha won siz varsity letters in:
football (9), wrestling (2), and basketball (I). Homer also has been
active outside spirts. His position on
the contort. committee is well known,
but his office of Varsity Club vkepresident this year and a 'similar post
with his clam last year are PrelrePe
Iess publicised. All this should make
it clear that Homer is one of Haverford's ablest persons. ,
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Several dances keynote the plane
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many colleges have taken the taititorle of the French Club for this year. The
that students feeling the need of ad- program also includes speakers from
vice may go to the faculty members P.n., showing of slides made by
with whom they have contact in club members who visited Francs
elm.. But too many times, in such during the summer, talks by profesa situation, the student may feel that sore, and French movies.
Officers of the dab are: Mich.!
the faculty has no interest in him
outside of class. The edllege some- Barret, president; Dick Couch, secretime. fosters this feeling by its prac- tary; and Welter Sangre°, treasurer.
• • •
tice of cutting a large group of freshThe German 'Gab's Arst meeting
men at the end of the first reneger:
Mr. Itik-los/1 believes, and thus the will feature a talk by. Bob Wk.' and
student may feel that he-Is working a companion from Bryn Mawr as
againet odds. In order to counteract their experiences in Europe this Ilan.
this attitude, he feels, more time
'boatel be spent in finding out how to , At a later meeting Dr. Wm. Reese
snake the student work more effect- will speak on German music from the
German rievspoint with apecial emively.
phasis on recordings.
Urges Self Immeetion
•In December, a Christmas, play win
Mr. Macintosh urges colleges to
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inspect their own ',toteme in order to
German Clot of Bryn Mawr.
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undergraduates in aspiring for normalcy will inevitably form eyeteeth
resembling our own without fanning
the dramatic. It, is healthy and indeed valuable spiritually to let the
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Continued from page
every .ign seems to indicate that by
June of nest year, we will be in pos.
•emion of this coveted prize. Last
-ear, it woo a battle right down to
he wire. Haverford took the measure of Swarthmore in football, wrestling..baseball, and tennis. The decidine matte proved to be the golf match
which Swarthmore won late in the
aping by the slim margin of one
Point. Swarthmore was also the victor Inaore, cress-totintry, basketFounders Crowding . . . ball, and track. The record
now
stands: Swarthmore 41-42, .42,
43
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bought and at less cost. Bread is still (tie). '48-'47, and '47:48. Haverford
'12-43 (tie).
cheaper to buy.
Albert L. Hood, upon graduating
For those interested in ligUrOS. the
total coat of the kitchen last year from Germantown Friends School,
was $172,986.24. Of this $149,553.13 attended Swarthmore with the class
was paid by resident students bent, of 1931. Many of his rloae friends
$2.878.85 by day students and the dif- continued their Mediae at Haverford.
ference balanced by special meals The trophy wan Prevented jointly by
and summer conference. The diet', I the alumni of both institutions.
tian, Mrs. Ethel Beatty. operates on
a month to month nompintit budget.
With this in mitt, Mr. Cogent sot,
that the college realises its responsibility "to give back in service and
food everything which is collected."
Men wishing to earn ext. Pin
money at the usual College rate of
LBO an hour should see Mrs. Beatty.
There may be some need thin term.
when the new waiter system takes
effect neat rebrtMCY for additional
waiter,
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