Haver Soph Fall Frolic, Bonfire Rally Highlight Gala Weekend Plan

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, VOLUME 90—NUMBER 3
Approaching Election
Takeo Spotlight
Page Two
A RDMORE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1948
Collection Hears
Sabbatical Tales
Of Kelly, Oakley
11.00 A YEAR
Thespians Cast Soph Fall Frolic, Bonfire Rally
`Earnest'; Slated Highlight Gala Week
end Plan
November, 12,13
AS !Thirties Laud CoSt011111
no 0-11.11A01 Plane
New Ford Prof . .
Present-day conditions in SwitzerHomecoming Day week-end will bound to a spirited start FriThe Cop and Sells Club held trytend and in Mexico were the subjects
a
colorful
day
bonfire rally, sponsored by "those insonight
with
outs for The lemortame of Being
of two talks, delivered In Collection.
lent Rhinies." The next order of business will be a political for&rm. on Thursday night, and they
October If, by Mr. John A. Kelly and
um discussion on Saturday morping, followed bra luncheon in the
announced the cut for this comedy
Mr. C. 0. Oakley, both of whom have
dining room, the Haverford-HUnilton football game and a recepby Oscar Wilde immediately after-.
returned to the Ilaverford Faculty
tion tea in the gym. The Sophomore Dance will bring the weekward. The Cap and Bella Club, in
after • year on subbatinl leave.
end to a festive climax.
conjunction with the Drama Guild of
Speaks of Coital-al Life
Bryn Mawr, will erode. the play on
— ACTIVITIES . —
— DANCE Dr. S. A. Kelly, Met back from
November 12 and 13 at Bryn Mum
Indignant aver invinuations en to
Time arlden the Freshmen begin en
Switserland, spoke with enthusieem
College.
their school spirit. the Class of 1.2 Friday aid. the Senhomoren will'
of the cultural and hunianitirian acThe cast of male parts includes
plansto inaugurate new ventont on 'Minh Saturday evening with their
tivities of the Swim people. He Owthe Reverend ChauSPY, Lea
umpue. namely. o bonfire rally before "Pell Frolic" in the Founder, "Ball•
ed great empbuis on the fact that in
sible, Lee Hering as Joke Worthing.
the annual Homecoming Day. At 7:00 rooin."
a country of from million inhabitants;
and Sol Meeker es Algernon Mun,there are two hundred odd nowspap.
o'clock the Band will lead a torchlight
Band Popular in Rhoda
cdeff. Henry Emilia and Robert KunThe, Rhein finally got tbeioopportaaily to strike bark of
ers and periodkals published regularparade from Roberts Hall to the rear The ermine. -Haverreedianr:.
kel complete the list of male parts;
the Curtains Commit!, utbooit fear of roasequerfoes. TIN. dole rue Orof the grandstends. At this point the ten-piece musket group. wit! start the
ly, sold, from the books, by authors
they will ploy Merriman and Lane refare n; lite occasion ems lbe anneal Club Pounders Art-together. A food
of various nationalite., 'which also
Freshmen
and
conduct
will
take OW
downbeat at SAO P. M. In the fie.
spectively.
liter was bad by ell.
an orgy of chum, music end pep teen years of the group's existence
appear In large numbers. These facts,
Alterman Tentative
talks. They will highlight the mem they have played mom than twice
said Dr. Helly, reflect the Preinnee in
Harriet Morse and Cynthia
Switzerland of a Bunten.ua and
Mon with a few ideas of their own.
man). school den.< 1IS any other
Schwartz will lain the urn of Cully
width at presentare marked "top Philadelphia Dreher., and quite
popular cultural and intellectual life.
Carden and Lady Bracknen respect. . . Martin Rivas seeret." Rhinies Ken Nelson end
Pointing also to the war-relief
Bill Piaui,. is the list
.h.18 where
ively, while Sue Henderson and Eliaswork of the Swiss people, Mr. Kelly
Herrn ere masterminding all this.
they have played. Their popularity
both Gray will play the part of
deecribed, as an exempla of thin. the
her been won by o smooth blench.
Forum well DiUMM Election
Gwendolyn Fairfax and Mks Prism
tore that they have given, and •re
of "s vet" and ...wed-swing" 111115if
"Wine took a hike on Lancuter prodded over by the "Juvenile Jury." to complete the choices of the female
At 11:15 Saturday morning Roberta in a dencorompelling style with feagiving, to masses of homeless And
Dell will be the seem of • political Owed solo and trio vocals_
Mr. Hopkins, impersonated by a roles.
hungry European children. With re- Pike?" or, "The Adventure of Peter
out to 'Meridional politics. he sold Gould." This was the starting nete Rhinie Introduced the other member* The executive casemate of the Cap
disc .elan forum, which will be conDecorations will suggest a fall atthe treditionally norehelligerent Swiss of the hilarious 1048 version of Club of the Customs Committee, also Min- and Bells met on Sunday night for
cerned wieh the matter of "Presider - mosohere. Corm Musks and Other
Mal Candidates.. Such distinguiohM barnyard institutions will make for a •
feel Univ.'s.' to be one of the West- Fountkrs. The Freshman dam spon- ks In disguise. The first member ma the purpose of Wetting an alternaA
"genuine
Hoosier," Martin Brunk Haeerforditme as
ern Powers, and look to the United sored the skit lain Thursday night in introduced by a brief but °imprint- tive play to OINIlo. unferlesately
Bill Cadbury. Bill rune effect. and light will Ulm from
State bath for exannee and for sup- the dining hall behind an innamenu dale serenade. Mr. Kinunloh told of dropped because of coding difficult. joined the faculty this September as Chertner, and Dr. Cletus Oakley. rep- hollowed pumpkins. The usual cider
stage formed by two dining room how he became -.integrated" and Les. The dram.ic dub will announce inductor in political scieme. Mn. resenting Tumon, Dewey and Wel. and cookie,'
port.
will be served in the CornBruns,
whose
home
its
town
told..
definite
is
The
Indianchoke
farce
in
couland of a sa- how innamont It was for all Rhinies
the near futon.
M. -.Sco lo i Wetly
lave respectively, will give reason] mons Room.
attuded Butler Univer- for their respective
The committee reached a tentative
chokes in the
Mr. Oikley, folio .tug Mr. Green, tire' on the much beloved Customs to go through the same sir...raoctet at Intermission
Committee. Ac soon ao Mr. Gould tion." Ken "Cut Rate" Dolbeare gave decision on Grand Netiand Station. a sity and immediately upon graduation election, after which the
distension
The
famou
Haverford Octet will
Yen. of'? yfiBegf ',Jona of Mexico,
vent to work Ter the State Deur. will bet-Minn Mten to
the weer. Dave keep the ball trolling during inter-idswith nornerinis titian on the Texan had- stand his opinion-el that lewd • brief mates talk on hie latent maim- bleed and Mendel-Mord. tagadreala.
e:cation. Mexico, ?dr. Oakley add. Is branch of the Ka Klux Man, we were zinc. The show.was then briefly in- However, tist play may also lure to ment in Washington. Doming the war Hineharte, '11, will act as moderator.
on and favor the crowd with a few
he joined Use foreign service and was
A luncheon ip the College Dining selectee.' This will be the first apat preeent a poverty-Yrkken nation. witched to a scene in Rhinie Court terrupted by the hasty exit of Pup be dropped because it is new, and
Dvorken, who wee forced to leave by orielsmay not yet be in print. The usigned to Iodic. where he became ROO. will follow the disunion. panne of the "Octet" !hie rear,
Forced, by a lack of the natured recommittee ha. decided that in Mk U. S. Vim Corm! at New Deihl and Meals will be served at a dollar o and they
Auditions beyond his tooted.
sources ruobite for heavy industry,
w111 blend in o combination
where much of bin crock tied in with plate.
to cling to en agriculturel -Mode of
At this point, mournful cries of cue, The lupe.. Cells will be preof spirituals, uncial songs. and barber
• the operations of the China-Burma"Oh, Howie- rang through the hall. sented. I
life, the Mexican people. he emphashop melodies.
India Theater. One of hie jobs wee
• Hamilton Game Featured
Mm Wood, or someone bearing
sised, eke • tare rising from the soil.
While all faculty member. and their
the naturalization of GI Aliens lore.
At 200 o'clock alumni, faculty and an
eight resemblance to him, was seen
The Government hes been compellare invited free, atrial chape,
Mg in that Part Of the world, end he undergrads will converge on Walton
et the for end of the hall in the dim
ed to curtail the import trade beesame
ones will include Mr. and Mrs. Ar.
Sew threoghout all of India and over Fleld to watch the Scarlet and
eie hitch-hikers use. That Nemesis
of inability of the country to produce
Black chibald Madan., Mr. and Mrs.
the Hump to China to administer the take its third straight from
Editor-in-chief, Jim Buckley, of the of Rhinie. Scottie Einnnich, then
for export and its lack of /Mandel
Hama- Manuel A.D.. Dr. and Mr. Fiaoaths.
new 1910 Record hail imparted to the made the enlightening statement that
t.. Last year.. team overcame the more Samford and Or, and Mo. Sit-resource..
In 1945- Mr. Hunt came home, still New Yorkers by a 11-0 more on a six- ben White
After Anal remarks concerning so- NEWS some pertinent Tuts concern- her etas had had to wear Rhinie
very much under the influence of the inch blanket of snow. Sob Johnson's
dal condition* in Meal:o, and the sta- ing the coming yearbook.
equipment until the Swarthmore
Elliott Wilbur heads the cumin,
The Founders Club will present Its
East, it creme, and went to Ohio men expect to better that tatty on a for the dame. und those
This new yearbook will feature to- beaelikll same.
tus of Church-State relationships
under him
annual Freshman Reception, WednesState University to write his Maaters home green.
then, 111r. Oakley Mead briefly ht ternive coverage of all College acinclude Pool Shipley. Nev Curtis', Al
Then jolly George took the stand. day, October 20, at 8 P. H. In the
thesis on the "Evolution of the SamFollowing the game the Faculty Dayton, Pure Sharpie., Sam Collong trek back through Texas, end tivities, The 1949 Record, however, followed by Al Reynolds. who was Commons Room. These
yearly re- son Doctrine
in
the
lianchutiae
Women'a
the rialto to Crider Lake and Niagara will not contain es large a number of trying to drum or Wiliness for
Club
will
hold
a
Woception
man,
Pon
.Amussen.
Jack
Zerrer. and
hr. ceptions are held primarily to at- Crisis."
At the ante time he taught Tea in the gym. It will be the only J. French. Wilbur announces tout
Falk which terminated his year of Photegraphs• as did the 1918 Reeord, tore ..Dinnerlems Mondays... Diamond 0..101 each freshman chess
with the political odd.
at Ohio State.
This 'decreue Is due in part to the Jim Conan. keeper of the Rhinie di- Ideals, aims and
leave
be this year that will be open to ticket sala will be resumed in the
spirit of the organLike's the Foal
financial deficit facing this year's rectory, followed with his mut pause nation.
everyone. 'Mn. Theodore Hetzel and Dining Room of noon Wednesday and
Just a short time before the be- Mrs. Cletus Oakley head the commit- continue through Friday_
board keened by the large number and bunted look over the pronunciThe prim
Neither a society or fraternity, ginning of the college
year Mr. Bmea We for this group.
of pictures it the lea Record. Write- ation of Echegaray's name.
is still $2.20.
Founders
Club
Is
first
and
foremoet
got
a
call
from President White, took
lips of actiniu and events will he Jim Groatola net was called upon.
emphasised more this year. Another Displaying a giant major "If", he de- an honorary club for leaden In ssebol. the lint Mane heading East, and .woe
rae.ure to ease the financial burden clared tint cross country was now arship and college activities. Mem- hired on the epee Mr. Buns says
a bership, which comprises alumni so that
he is very much imprees.' by the
will he the ordering of copies in ad- major 'sport at Haverford.
Stan well as undergraduates, is restricted Emit: he
The Vanity Club began „formulathinite that on the whole tho
Editor Boohley count. on 000 Greenwald, the man who adds a lot
exclusively to those who meet the re- people are jut as friendly
tion of plans for the Swarthmore
a anyto 325 copies bat will out that num of weight to the Customs Committee,
The Students. Council of the United
quirements set forth in the constitu- where else and definitely
week-end at • recent meeting. First
Last week at Columbia University's
more openben down to avoid unnecessary cost., spoke briefly, saying, "The
on the agenda is the soccer gams
upper tion. printed in the Sniffle Handbook. Idled end understanding.
Nations Council of Philadelphia open- presidential. inaugumtion of General
If
the
leek
of
submriptions
warrant it. Clansmen need give us any support,
against Swarthmore on Friday afterDr.
Herbert
ed
its fell season netivitite with e Dwight D. Eisenhower a young man
S.
Gaskill,
'31,
head
of
Still very much interested In en,
The cost has been net tentatively et so its up to you Rhinies."
noon, November 19. The Fords will
with
a crew cut lens aeon amongst the
the Department of Psycho/0'y at the rent alleles, particularly in the Per dinner end a free .futball game loot
three dollars per copy.
be out to avenge last year.e defeat
other dignitaries shaking hands wine
University of Pennsylvania, will be East, Mr. Brans is currently working
Photography editor Pete Stet..
by the Garnet booten. Friday evethe famous "Ike." This man, though
the featured speaker. The club will on his doctorate- which will deal with
helm end photographers Mead Sniff.,
The dinner, held at Temple Univ.. Merited in the cap end gown of a
ning there will be a pep rally behind Art Segal,
present two twenty-five dollar award. Soviet policy in Chine and Manchuria.
and Victor Hugo will
sity's Mitten Hall, Was primarily for Pb. D., usually mars a red tie, Is the
Walton field with songs, cheers, and a counteract
to Paul Shipley sod Paul Moses, lest
Popular with Student
the lose of last yeada
foreign students in the Philadelphia hutted of n Vassar gradient, and
display of fireworks.
veare Freshman Prize winners. Before
In a few short weeks Mr. Brew has
editor, Dimple Wood.
an. Given by Pmsident Robert t. has admitted speaking a "smattering
After the rally, the rooters will en.
The alas of the Senior Clue of 1919,
Centre. to previous. experience, the muting is over the Pounders Club already made a name for himself aa Johnson of Temple, It is hoped that,
turn to the gym for a few hours of
of Russian."
which is the largest in the College'. the Field Club enjoyed a fair Friday roll will have two new names in- a very euccesaftil lecturer. As ho
through this and other associations
old-fashlued Were dancing 'Mon' hietereo
900 Schools Helaresentcd
he had a good deal of experimae the senior write-ups for its Met trip of the season. This scribed thereon: Tom Booklet, Chair- tells
within
the United Nations Council,
cored by the Vanity Club. Reftesh- a particularly difficult
man of the Customs Committee and ence with teen-elm orguintitini
There were no cries from tie ranks,
job.
This
to
the
time
it
wee
a
guided
tour
of
the Mormente will be served.
when he was in ached, and he' thinks these student& will come to have a however. at this ne-lotion -deb the
problem facing the mite.up board of ris Arboretum.' A carload of bud. Jim. Beckley, editor of the Revved.
greater
understanding
The most Important event of the John Aden, Tom
of
American
atonal
Plane
Moire whosimmun
for
refrashthents aft. the UM helps him understand students.
e
led the
Fleming, Da. ding botanists descended on the
week end will take place Salteday
Meeting include elder and doughnut.. His chief desire right now is to have life and modems. After an interesting Allies in Europe. and who was twice
afternoon. when Condi Rey Randall.. Theme, Jim Thorpe, Bob Winger. gloomy Morin mansion in Chestnut All members
time at the dinner meeting students asked to accept
of the freshmen elan people take amore active share in
a presidential candiand
Horatio
Wood.
Hill,
and
then
set
out
to
absorb
green
eleven will take the field stains'
from all parts of the Philadelphia date nomination
are cordially invited to attend.
the
in the '48 political
current affairs.
Under the gaidante of Art Wight- lore.
"
area, the group moved out to Temple race, and Who
Swarthmore armed. The Fords will
hat perhaps now net n
men, business manager, and insist- 'Roving over expansive Ism. club
go Into the some determined to re....I to tee the Beaton University- trend In the invitation of
COLLEGE CALENDAR
nomeducaent. Pete Flint, Bob Edgerton, and members noted wide rarielies of exPeat last yeses decisive victory ever Dick
Temple football game. During the Lionel fissures to university prmidenWednesday. October 20
Eberle, the`
rinter
for
the
otic
yeartlora—from.
seeding ferns
the Garnet.
trips by bus to and from the Ka., o lid posts. This
Founder' ChM Freshman Reception et 8,00 P. M.
young man was nonebook has been anged. This year tnarnificent Himalayan paten. EverSeturday evening the Varsity Clib
great
deal
of
mass-singing
went
on
Meeting
of
the
IRC
in
the
other
Union Lounge at 8:34 P. M.
than Haverford Colhgee owe
the Record will bo published by the preen and weeping willows overformal dance will be held In Founder.
and in the bee containing Haverforet's youthful president, De
Clark Printing Honse.
Gilbert F.
shadowed the sunken gardens, dense Tian-arm, October 21
representatives, there was a group of White.
Mall with made by Paul Nevins and
Meeting of the Bridge Pluto in the Union Lounge at 8:00 P. M.
The eports board. coneisling of with colorful lilies. Throughout
French students who Meng semral
his orebutra. The price of admIsalson
Pridey,
October
22
Pres.
White represented Haverford
Manwiller,
Dud
Walker,
Toni bloomed gorgeous rues and pieturesis $4.00, and the Varsity Clob eke
sings
in
their
native
tongue.
Cross
Country
Trick
Meet
with
Drexel and Lafayette, here.
moor the dignitaries from 300 other
,. Snipe,, Tam Stern,
thin year uks that men do not send will cover Haverfaidand Bill Rhoads, gee wild flowers, lending exceptional
Among thins present from Haver- educational institutions and
Film Club Motion Picture, "The Cal.end the Canary." at 8510 P. M.
societies
.e many sporting beauty to the landscape.
eoruge. te their date.
ford were: John Brownlee. John Ho- o f learning attending
NEWS Vie Dance at 9:00 P. M.
events.
the inauguraMany of the valuable spedinens
Sunday will feature • morning
bart, Samuel Amides. Wei-Zing Chi- tion. It was Columbus
Da. Thomas, head of the'llterery had been obtained from the Orientby Sane.. October 23
Day, Oct. 2,
break/ant to Mich all Havedordians stale
Ch..
Tang,
Weirder
Cadbury,
Political
Forum
discussion
at
II:15
and the ceremonies wen adequate to
A. M.
assisted by Ken Moser, Bill a Professor Wilson, often at great
and their dates are cordially invited.
Robert Parke, Thomas Thornton, and the occasion. The
Football Geme with Hamilton hare at 1,00 P. M.
Gorham, Chuck Gude., Steve Miller personal risk. Among the numerous
New York Times
The gathering will assemble at 15:00 and
Floyd Ford.
Soccer Genie with-Princeton at Princeton.
Jim - ballet, will often burn the plant oddities, the Club saw
estimated that a crowd of MOOD woe
some lieA. M.
Faculty Women'. Club Tee at 4:30 P. IL
on hand to watch the ceremonies, held
midnight oil potting the finishing tog fruits and parthenogenetic hotPresident Geoffrey Ion appointed
Sophomore
Dame
In
Founders
Hall
at
MOO P. IL
tinning en write-ups other than lies. Hardier Haverfooliene even
out of doori between Columbide two
the following eommitteee to make this camera
and snorts.
HARRIS RHINIE PREXY libraries.
tested severed "man.enting" ilytrene Sunday, October 34
weekend the puke! Haverford ColWI' Meeting in the Gammon Ream at 7:00 P. M.
Publicity manager, Dave Deaden, and pitcher plants; no unalties
Five speeches were presented. The
lege has seen. Decoration. Gorham, will
Churn to lead his doss during the The
first four were given by an undersee to it that the 1949 Retard is were reported. After viewing more Monday. October 21
Wood, Ramie; Ticket Sale. Haar,
1848-te year was William H. Hards, endueta of the university, a xradvate
German Club Meeting in the Union Lounge.
kept before the Haverford 'Candle 10e, "epode and other milord wonders,
Roduald, Dodge; Help: Kennedy,
Chantberaintrg.
Pe.
lad elected to itudent, an alumnus, and a member while unable faculty advisee Dr. the cutead returned, laden with ens/f- Tuesday. October 28
Mout.: Refreshments: Haile Y. John
William L. Bell, Jr., Democratic National Committee, Winking.. D. C., his presidency and ex.officio Student of the faculty. The fifth was by
A. teeter, lends a helping hand nolia seeds, souvenirs of Ce Ideal field
PR,
Daudon; Breakfast: Raid!.
Council posts at Monday evening's Eisenhower on the aubject
mill aunts at Collection.
to the .tag.
trip.
of "EduAbide meeting.
cation and Citizenship."
Iiike on the Pike' Keynotes
Rhinie Club Founders Outing
Buckley Cuts Cost
Of 1949 Yearbook;
Activities Featured
Bruns Leaves Ohio
State Post to Join
Haverford Faculty
Founders Club Holds
Freshman Reception
VarsityClubPrepares
For Annual Weekend
Students Attend
G. F. White Present
U. N. Council Meet At lke's' Installation
Field Club Visits
Phila. Arboretum
HqvgaraRD NEWS
PAGE. TWO
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HaverForti Dews
fichfur-H. Hobert Leaky.
glanafrog Editor-Kenoeth M. Moser.
Snorts Editor-Thom, Stern.
alithICS3 Menewr-Pllis P. Singer.
Nem Editors-Walser,Selissohn, William K. Gorham.
Acting-4,ms Eslilue-Anthony Morley.
i'llk""n Fifilm-Kenneth Oolbeam.
Spores Editor--David Tilley.
Atiocialrs-Richard Baltzell. Floyd Ford. Stanford Dennison, Willa.]
.11snacn. James addle. Howard O'Neill, William Peden, Jam. Thorpe.
A,mciater-Ned Pennypackm. ,lomph Scncr.
1, tom Pbolograloben-Bob Brown, Dick Greenwood, Dan Hardy.
erromg Moore-Eugene Seder.
fing Cir(ninbion Heneser.-Doha Calvert.
E,,bAnge Edilnr-David Blum.
■Indeut Innly el Hip Hord College week') an...of/lout eke
Pobbsbed
Prmted tbr APelnune Print", Compon), &nenmmlene
Im.
mo
boort.. Pe.
Eriletrd a, wrond-,Jo,, miler of Ile Ardmore, Pe., Pour offs r, under Act
uJ Cougrrsc, Angus! 54, 19IJ.
Take an Interest !
Probably the outetandidg feature
of
Wednesday, October 20, 1948
of
Into revolve. or stullIgd wallets to 4.4 or boy oar way of
• tight
mot. And how aboullotting them know that allbiow Yoram,. don't Mama
in shiny nob. Weepy/Mg to the fire{ whistle) but In mammy. far dirtier
than those id Perla et London. And why can't we show that we de know
how to think. end qmotion, and occasionally be Nimble, .those Haan et some
&sneak moment exude platitudes about life. Love, end were is short, ial
our Muim thaw what really goes no 111.1111 ittet plain as Da wc Mee se
much69 be VW id en
what now the ehemes that Hallnweed will dal de empiumie le the
&motion? Actually there are eater Sir. that movie reta ore entitles up.
Not all directors'are insensitive to what theie enema lam been ease In
Europe.' Perhaps they ere beginning to hear the minaau of e French audience. or see the embarrassed Mash of a Dutch oludent whim faith in the
people or the United States had mama sea Moth daring loath inter...
But. unfortunately, under the chromium and neon of Hollywood a rev.
elation is 11,41411131a litany of the more responsible erode-mt. are being
realmd be mellithe oil men trying their herd at the movie mime for the
lent tune. An ontathridlog member of this group, atfor recently taking over
ene of the largest studios; immediately cancelled two forthcoming movlea
with a definite anti-war slant, while est.-siting his distaste for what he
calls "think" MAW.
•
Our State Degartment chooses with care the representativex of its Foreign Policy in the embassies Of Europe. But how are the glen mlmted
through whose cameras we se people, and our •,liWng policy" are tispreamted to the people across the Atlantic!
Maybe this twit may of our Wetness. But mine of as who era Cunt back
from Einnee wattle like to 'mow why nett
ALUMNI NEWS
PROGRAM FOR HOMECOMING DAY
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HAYERFORD COLLEGE
Am.] Smart of the Treasuree for Fiscal Years Ended:
Mtge. 51. 1946
Total Contributions
$32.810.36
To Alumni Fund •
Sammy Lou
the current political
campaign has been the widespread apathy on the part of the vet-
On TIN, Thum .. . .
Revak. from College for
Amidociation Pommes
era toward the men and issues involved. New York State and
This is IM firll of n irriei a) finer erfal. concerning fir dm, of lbe
other regions au°ss the country report vastly decreased registration lists, mod we have heard numerous students here and at major Poblionl penises
Bryn Mawr mums indifference as to what is happening in our
The Preglanonie Party was established by men and women who felt
nation's quadrennial convulsion over the choice of governmental that the most vital Memo of the day wme eel ...Mien forthright moosnitlan by the two major parties pepeigusly in existence. Therefore it le eot
loaders.
surprising to And that the Prom-gm/ye Party lies concerned itself 7110s, with
The reasons for such a phenomenon are several and not far presently, issues to the poplin
then with *resumers for votes. Net that
to seek. The near certainty of a Republican victory,
. the inevit- the team of enmpaign polities ere being neglected, but the emphasis is
able relaxation of public spirit after years of war tension, the novel end refreeklag
First 1.1011.4 thine vital is... is mace. The Progre.isea firmly beabsence of emigres. from Washington. and the lack of colorful
personalities among the candidates are all contributing factors.
But this is not the point. The fact is that an indifferent doctorate in a democracy is alarming and dangerous.
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Silver Basketballs
Gold Soccer Balls
Net Income (Dencit)
Balaate oa /land
End of Period
Beginning of Period
isialtrhjd'
r'Un'
eamething like this. We mast settle our differeneen with itussio matatline
tuonod the conference table... the only question that remains is whether
it shell be before or Miter o war. A wee with Russia eon and only in a negadded peace, not in unconditional surrender. Thus we . well as the
RYT.TiPne will hare to makecomprannece and withdraw conffidemMY Dma
our preaent poeitions. Since we will bare to make them camprosiaes anyteresting. but vital. D Republicans feel sure that they are going
how, the lhogressives woWd argue, we might just as well save ...lam
to win, they can also be sure that over-confidence will not help the incalculable cost in
human and ma.riol value.
another war. Let an
any. And in any event the.), would be well advised to consider appromh the Russians in that spirit of eerneetams and with Met desire to
each an agreement. whieh we would show after a protracted seer, now!
what element of their party they want to take the upper hand
at follow. from OM that we meet renounce war once end for all, it
in Washington, and to look with concern at the contest for Senstead of toying with the id., as the two inkier parties are preeeptly doing.
ate control, which they are not at all tier° of winning. There is
It oleo fallow. that armaments which we don't intend to see nee an MN,
food for thought in the picture of Senatorial candidates close
alembic waste of rosoure.. Therefore. says the Progreesim, dreetically
to the people being defeated. while a GOP President is elected curtail armaments. We are not so rich that weep, ettpoort this dpmr! on
our economy end the money could he spent for rood. worthwhile projects,
morel/ because voters are tired of Truman.
as for instance improving national health or education..
Democrats admittedly do not hove much to look forward to,
High among the concerns of the
Pregreseive Party ranks the meadea
but they have been in the ascendancy for sixteen years, and a
civil rights ThaY use 10 the arbitrary dlontimal of federal. elnplegreec
little soul-searching as to the present outcome of it an seems to 1Without
being told the chewer against them sohdrat they might defend
be in order. What about a party that has apparently held power themaelves), the distai.al of prof.mrs end student.
from UniVersitios for
relearns of political belief, the whedettele smenring of banal-We end repu• largely because of one dominant personalityand an unnatural
alliance of extreme opposites in the North and South? Party table Climes with the epithets ”Rod" and "Commons["-Obey tee in all
this a vicious and not wholly unnlanned attack on our civil liberties. They
reorganisation may not be strictly a campaign issue, but it is a
see in it further a close parallel to the tootles employed by Hitler in Cer.
primary concern to Democrats and to every one who thinks that
None ohne ISM.
the country cannot afford more than four years of Republican
The Proweasive party is determined that this ennipalm of WT.
administration.
should 005.0, and especially teat the government should maze rte infamous
•
Moreover, we feel that an election in which there are four loyalty purges in proceeding. that violate every • principle and erdexuard
sacred to American dadlcbd peotedem• Peepensibility for this smear and
major parties in the field should have thoughtful people even
purge campaign rests equally with the Democratic Administration and the
more intermted.than usual. There is no mention of the twoRepublican Conan.. shilneither powty can absolve Itself from it. How
party system in the Constitution, but it has been a tradition in then. Proglesaiees wonder, ran one hese faith Met
eilbea'Party dell prothis country, and the evil of many splinter groups can he seen in tect our cherished detneurstic traditions?
In brief then. the Progressive Perky stood* for peace, civil liberties,
the Oleos of France today. The Dixiecrats are a truly reaction.
and
a
constructive
use
of
our
natkind
ary group masquerading under a States' Rights banner, but they
WALT. I. Snunsottri
will carry two states and maybe more, with an
which are not only in-
important blot of
electoral votes. What is their future? What is their significance
a propos of the eingte-party, hitherto 'solid'
South?
Finally, there is Henry Wallace and his party. He will probably win no electoral votes, but his followers represent a siseable
and significant voice of dissension. They, at least, are not
thetie, but they might well wonder to
shout
the
themselves
ape.
occasionally
infallibility of such helmsmen as John Aht, Lee Prose-
man, and Vito Mareantonio.
slims
The
in this editorial has tried to avoid taking a definite stand in favor of or opposed to any candidate, excepting Perhaps Strom Thurmond. We wish'only to urge all
our readers,
whether they be voters or
not to take the active and intelligent
intlitical interest which a
democracy meat demand of its citizens. With
this home, an this page, we begin n somewhat belated Series of signed articles
on the candidates of the three ma-
In The Editor's Mail
Dear Editor:
The inadequate lighting facilities in the reformer section of the library
have long has • source of exameration and eyestrain to students. The
lamps on the reading table. am of the indirect type designed to throw most
of the atria up against a kw white ceiling. The reline- above the reference
neetion obvioarly dots not meet them requirmen6s. In addition. the bulb.
aTT of such tow wattage that the little light Milo does come through the
tmnahment reflectors gives Inadequate illumination for reading.
We suggest that the college-do away with these indireht type lamps
and install fixtures which direct the ligM down onto the etude surfaces
where it belongs.
Sincerely,
Wituad J. H. Ho0001,
ROFIEn7 Hanka
jor northern Nrties. Read them, and study other political an-
JR.
alyses. Whomw r wins, government is our responsibility, and we
must not full iLto an attitude of cynical detachment from.any
presidential or lesser campaign.
Across the Desk
II the Ainericat student. just home from a
summer thread, were asked
id,•ntiry the mum, of greatest irritation to
Min in gurepe, he would not
mention Ito ,
hortene
of fond or hut water. the optional train mhodules or
inconeleteiteg oi cotton's oflicials.
Moot of uo •would point our Anger at
s eating more difficult to deserita,
-tha unpleasant feeling of having a n
ifirlitting label slipped autornoticelly ever Our necks whenever
-4e revealed
the terecit of our passport or of a dollar bill.
The label reads, of course.
-Typiral iimelicon."
it hop.. to hurt bemuse to the European this has
came to mean member of a nwe of Ace serni.playboys who desk frog
nightie.) to beach recort in convertibles, a race where even the leas fortunate live in clean elevator apartments end throw their 'moiled clothe. M
shiny white amchine. This feeling in 'Europe is u hard
one to kill, evon
1.r men with blue Jean; acid hands willing,to work, sod
it is °Cana MI bat,
eke
thc oedeedeedlod Wit had hoped to be building during our entente,
there.
The mum of this idea about _Americans was identified by Professor
Kelly M Collection last Tuesday. The Amulet. movie has been for most
Europeans their only contact with people from the United States. We could
hardly have chosen a more erroneous, if not mom dangerous. ambassador.
Whether Hallywood'a movi
es are good for Americans themselves is debateable, kat not the question here. By 115 they ran he considered
a in,
chologicul lift for the tees fortueate, or circus-Ake entertainment
for the
young of all ewes. Rut for people of other lends, who - have•net had the
enema to taste the bitter and sweet of American life together, we should
make remain that so poplar a technique of conveying information as the
motion picture should be a true indication of the way we really -five.
Let's show people on the acreeu as nett as in persup that we all do not
Bryn Mawr Excepted !
The editors blushingly give eredit for the following gem to too Mancheater Oak Leaves. the Auburn Plainsman. the Ursinus Weekly, and the
lanistian.
IF SHE'S A FRESHMAN
She blushes at naughty jokes.
She thinks a college education leads
to things social, cultural, and academical.
She thinks midnight is late.
She reads "What Every Yeeng
Should Know!"
She Mlle her mother everything.
Her motto:
Mother knows best.
She likes to srnooeh.
SOPHOMORE
'She smiles at naughty jokes.
She thinks a college education, leads
to things social and cultural.
She thinks midnight Is pretty late.
She reads "11. to Win Friends and
influence People."
She tells her roommate everything.
Her motto:
Death before dishonor.
She Ilk. to smooch.
11.1N1011
She Wad. at naught,' Jokes.
She thinks a college education leads
to things =del.
She thinks midnight isn't so late.
She reads " The Alit of La...
Sheetalls her diary everything.
Her motto,
Nothing ventured. nothing gained.
She Ilkea to entomb.
SENIOR
She tells naughty jolts,.
She thinks a college education leads
te things.
She thinks midnight is midnight.
She reads "The dace and Feeding of
Infants."
She doesn't tell anybody anything.
Her motto:
Boys will he boys.
She liken to growth.
31. 1947
Anse al, 1046
Ow.
8.921..;1
023,60.60
1419011620
7.946.11
6,581.84
Alumni
What is there actually about the tonnes involved thin year
points involved
Amulet
;won
that make the campaign an object of boredom and ridicule? We
think there are plenty of
SATURDAY, OCTOBF.R 93. 1948
II,I) Pelitteal Free. lingoexia, gioh.srtg Ii all.
Dave kiwi., 'II, Modern.- Rill Csdbitry '31. Bill Chat-team 16 and Dr. Cle•
tus Oakley are mama the partieipants who will speak for their candidates. On.
partonit:. for di.comion from the goer will fellow.
1:00 Luncheon in college dining room (01.001.
0:00 Haverford Hamilton Football Game.
Herman, and lea with Womenix Fiscally Nub .
M.. Theodore IL Hetet' is chairman it' the committee iq charge and will be
assiated by Mrs. Cletus Cattle,. Alumni, etude., mrenta, and friends ..sited
to attend the
..
HOMECOMING DAY 0051611TiEE
Arther H. Kane. Jr.. '34. chairmen
Ildeeel R. No. '16
William M. Theresa. Jr., .36
Morrie Los.,
DenuMt S. Cooper. 'It
If
63590.
009.44
1606.62
83$9.13
I(H7.875.
60.
NIMILW
396.44
1412.13
1313951
420.70
1442.28
4050.49
600267
194.14
16.62
to
HMO.
000.
900.
1900.
, 817.10
433.57
117.00
6.
40.50
$3,28.37
11,785.47
1,786.47
7,246.11
91,765.47
1,76647
0
6.608.84
($91.99)
51.706.47
1,799.47
.
• IP48 total includes.143.693, special cnotribution from the classes of 1898, l929, l934 and 1943. The 1947
total ineludes 61964. special contribution from tho class of 1828. All were collected through the Alumni
as Tea. Fall Homecoming Day. 9560.: football dinner-and sewed, to Mani net of euntiihaien,u$02.42, dinner
for Senior Claus 1105.; Alumni Soy net 9900.45.
In considering them reports, it should be noted that funds to cover the cost of the Association's activities under the present sysMin wit rmelved (rani the College and any "nosed balance le returned to the Alta.,
ni Sustaining Fund to be used for the benefit of the C liege,
The We. deficit in 1946 repremnta funds paid for silver basketballs collected in the .prior year.
Walter C. Baker, Treasurer
Aug.t 31, 1948
Motile& Reimet for 1949
We have examined the books of Walter C. Baker, Treasurer, for the twelve months ended Atethet 3t,
1948. We believe that they accurately set forth the recdta of the Association's operations in that period an
doted above. Since Alumni Fund Contributione did not peas through the hands of the Treasurer, they were.
not Audited be ee.
October 5, 1945 .
John C. Lobar
Bruno D. Smith
Ball First .Gra4tiate to be Elected' IL D. Wood, Banker,
Into National Academy of Sciences Dies on October 1
Eric Ball, '95, received the highest science. who hum achieved unumd
honor that can be conferred in the emit... reme.b in did,PerimRichard D. Weed. hanker, textile
field of mktnee when the National Dr field. .
erchant, and manufacturer, died on
Academy of Selene elected hint to
ctober 1 at the age of seventy. •
oetasnaine Re...tea
membership Nat April. Condating
Mr. Wood lived on Baltimore Pike,
The . main reamn for D. Ball's
of only 431 menthe., of which at
Wawa, Delaware Coenty. 'He was a
present Eric Ban is the ardy Hover- election to the National Academy of partner in the firm of George Wood
Science was his outstanding research
foci graduate, the National Academy
in the field of physiologic.] chemis- Sons and Company. cotton goad...of Science represent. that group of
chest. In 1616 he become president
try. His work was carried en at Harof the Itillville Manufacturing Comvard, where he holds the potation of
Professor in the Doputritent of Bio- pany and the Mass Landing Water
Power Company. no was also pres,logical ehomiatry. Before conning-1p
ideM of the Howardwarthur Mann.
Harvard, Dr. Ball had been assalittc
festering Company of Fall River,
ed with Johns /NMIne University
Massachusetts.
and the University of .Pennaylvania.
11.. Wood held directdrshIpe at the
Forreat C Haring has accepted aiiAfter 'Dr. Bail graduated from Philadelphia National Hank, Pennsylrmintment as Lecturer in Dramatic
Heverford, he roman. at Haverford
a Railroad. the West Jersey and
ITT. at Colombia University and Is
for another ymr to obtain his etashore Railmad. the Mutual In.
conducting a course there on the topic
Mee degree. Thh following year he Mimeo Company, the Western Savof Theatre Bueinean.
was awarded a fellowship to the Uni- ing Peed Society, Wawa Dairy Form,
Mr. .Haring in devoting the greaten versity of Pennsylvania, where he ohpart of the winter semester to a ger- U1171134 his Ph. D. In phytiological the Provident Mutual Life Insurance
vet of bush... practices, contractual Chemistry. Having obtained Iski de- Company, the Minville National Bunk
situations, and reletionships connect- grees Eric Ball held the national re- and the Cotton Textile institute of
ed with profeaeionel New York theat. search fellowship at Johns Hopkins New York. For ten years he was
prealdont of the Rittenhouse Club of
deal prodectiona. die wilrelso'deek University where be taught and did
more briefly with the b.iness and reaearch on the mechanism of oxide- Philadelphia. In addition, he ems a
member of the Philadelphia Club, the
mgeelmtienel emblem. of Mlle tin in the blood. At the termination St. Anthony's Club, and Downtown
theatre:, community and echosl thee- of Me fetiond. et Joh. Napkin., Dr.
CM. of Philadelphia.
tree and summer stock companies.
Pall seined the position of Amoeiate
Having been for twenty years gee- Professor at Harvard and shortly
el manger for DwigM Doom MM.
after that he Wig promoted to the
m's productions, Mr. iteratea train1917
position of Professor.
innas been morepotetical.than pa! Dr. J. Illenag Ly delivered'two lee.
Admired Dr, Meldrual
demi. His previous experience as • tures' under the Hodgkin Memorial
During his yeses at Haverford. grid
lecturer consisted solely of two 50- Fund at West Clans Union
Boll gap* a great deal of admirapearonces before Dr. Snyder's course oily, Chong., Chino, on March 10 tion km ,Dr. William hieldrum, to
in Contemporary Drama it Haver- nod 12 of this year. The first woo an- whose able teaching he attributes a
ford. .A few of the fifty-add Net? titled "Some Aspects of the Problem great deal. of his emcees. Also Whitt
York shows for which he was huffi- of Peace" and the second "Sete, he was at Haverford, Ball was noted
ness manager were: "The Little Cause. end Effects of internationd for hie brilliant achievement* en the
ShOWM' "The Vine'. Tree," "Pay Canute."
track team.
Divome," "She LOT. Me Not Os
Your Toes." 'Washes in Anna," "On
FOOTBALL
Borrowed Time," "I Married An An.
gel," "Old Acquaintance," "By Jum
HAVERFORD VS. SWARTHMORE
her," and the Kurt Weill musical earAT HAYFItFORD
. elm of "Street Scene."
Saturday, November 00, 154/1
P. M.
From 1642 to the end of the war,
Tickets $2.40 including tax Illo Reserved Sm.)
Mr. Haring was reprosen.tive in the
All orders must be accompanied by n cheek or money order made
United States for the British Departpayable to Haverford College.
- meet of National Service EntertainAddlea all orders to Sennett S. Coupe(, Alumni Office, Haverfor4
ment, and in 1046 he wrote and edCollege, Haverford, Pa. Hake checks payable to Haverford College;
ited a atitmendt manual at the r
Include a .14-sildent.1 envelope end the tickets will be mailed to you
quest of the United States Navy.
O
Hating to Lecture .
On Theater Business
Seas
Eas
'Wednesday, October 20, 194/4
HAVERFORD NEWS
Boaters Cop Two Frays, J V Soceernien Top • 71/0 See *
Extend Streak To Five Garnet Eleven, 2 - 0
By the BMW Staff
PAGE THREE
Hornets Edge Dragons By 7-6
Hare ye, seer mew • hall-hour in
In their fourth victory in four
Messrs. Handrails and Doren-re% den Test around right and . .
Marta, the Haverford 3. V. Moore discussing
Haverford's football forC,
emerged on the long end of a 2-0
Ware! If Foy ever do, come prescore as Svnuthinore went down ie
Pared with a Inge towel, too 7thers
The Haverford eleven terse I hack
defeat on the wieners. held The
flew lies wine." Keen after the Hop
a hard fighting Drexel team on SaturOn Wednesday, October 15, the Ford teem worked well together end
The Haverford etheermen extended
no,' victory arm Umbras, the acmesday by • sere of 7-0. The game
•••
their victory streek to live in ¢ row Revertant erecer team maintained kept there'll ie Swarthmore }Mein,
during meet of the gpme. Clem Smieh, prime was one of gloom and despair.
tided the spectators with u thrill a
last Saturday by romping over Rut- Ifheir undefeated season as they rompwho was elected explain, rea min* Mr. Dreherty will polet put . that the
41 In a wild and woollY enetat ed over Stevens 8-0. The game preyed
minute as the game was well punctuto
Pia/
recitete
of
a
leg
game
init.,.
eras
'Mr
Haverford
field
too
now
was
the third
for conk.. to
•playal at Now Brunswick. Rath. 10
ated with fumbles, pass interceptions,
Which Me. Itendall will KW: "Those
Fords nog to Quick Start
shabby officiating precipitated rough regular season victory and the see.
and long rum.
Hamilton hoe. ere no soft teach, frithand even dirty play, thin making the ond shutout. Lehigh regietered one
The Fred offensive lost no time in
Haverford's score coma lute in the
eel
last
Saturday.
generally
brand of reefer
Pore. The 0
getting Marled when Phil Bare
There Ian words -of wisdom are lb
and queries when Kolongowski threw
Fords, however, thawed occaxional
The best greeter was Played at a snored on a beautiful no to give
a tuckward shovel pass to a halfback
Aaha of brilliance and outdates ,low pace. The Ford team had dig- Haverford o 1-0 lead early In the Orel Mk to prove only too true. Although
their opponents, all the way.
salty getting rolling, and the excel- quarter. The Swarthmore goalie, their last year's record sae not tea
who wasn't there. The ball was regIt took the Scarlet team most of Ient halfback and daring fullback D'Annunsio, made several team** trod from I, lest 01, the gentians.
aled from player to player until
the first quarter to notch its initial play of the trey and red clad Steven= saves as he held off the continent from Clinton, N. T. were a toast vacly
Bob Johnston fell on it in the end
counter. After several minntes of team plus • distinct wind aliventage reefing attempts nude at the Swarth- • oryky wecurettIng Co the Fords by
rent, Ted Test followed with a perscrimmage around the goal, Arnie aRowed the visitors from Hoboken to more goal by the Ford line. The !M- • 15-0 count In that never.to-be-forfect boot right through the middle of
gotten
blizzard.
This
season.
the
are
op
their deliberate style 01 attw.k. ond guerter picked up in epeed as the
Jones made a nice comer kick which
the uprights for the winning point.
In the closing minutes of the quar- Haverford line. drove deep Into New Yorkers loot their Kist Om
was trapped and shot by Nick Chanhoned', T. Trey sck. 4 tor a mere gain behind snail blocking
Drexel Rear. Beek
Dees. Goalie Lee managed to deflect ter, the Scarlet picked up steam and Swarthmore territory, but the fast game, to Allegheny end to MiddleDrexel cam roaring bark downfieki
by teomm•eei.
the hall out of the goal but, right to ore every indication that they hob moving Oarnet backfield blocked an bury. &tinder. they will endoebtedon the next kickoff. Joe Bigatel took
it be mentally "up" fee the game to
the reeked foot, of Al Cronus who put found the answer to the Ravens line. sconng threats.
the
hand
off from Kolongowski and
revenge
last
years
defeat
and to etop
The Fords rolled in the second marIt treat, for hoops.
The Scarlet and Mere breeweir their
Committee to maintain a closely knit scanipered all the way In the lb betheir losing streak.
Captain Jones Scores
Cordinoed en Mtge I
Continued on Page 4
league, so that intereet will not fore Teddy Test bounced him out of
The invader. will work Oct of e sinThe second Haverforteally was a
slacken. At this point of the season bounds. Bigatel took the mail again
& wits, with an unbalanced ripe. At
By G. Coleman
work of art. There was a reed benne As Hornets chalk up 4th straight . . .
there is, keen competition between the and went for *nether 20 pude around
tiraes. they have tried a modthed T
hie In front of thi Ford goal. Somewith a Whosced line bet their biggest
It goes without saying at Haver- various teems. In 'that respect, the the other end before Homer gimmick
how Paul Shipley came with the ball
fall program le already a success.
brought him down. With the ball restround ES. hove derived ism the ford that the athletic facilities art inand sent it uptleld to left wing Arnie
Because there an mere men tak- ing, host and ten. en the Haverford •
single wing formetiop.
adequate. It Is the hope of avert'
Junes. Anne climbed up the sideline
The startles Ile-Op IS not default°, grad end student that in the near ing part in intramural athletic. than 45 yard line, Kolongowski throw a
and, on a dead run, heeled the bell to
in
Vanity
sports,
the
program
pro- short pan to Rigutel who took it and
hot the freleging men will probatory future Haverford will have a roe field
Captain Evan Jones who scored.
w e a tot of service. All are veterans boucle capable of handling al. inter- vided in important to the student hotly ran to the two where Bud Garrison
With the margin of victory already
as a whole. We have few three-let- felled bun. Blgatel then bulled his
freed last year', sped with the ex- collegiate sports. This would mean
achieved, Haverford added two goals
ception of feHbeck Jim Williams, who swimming pool, better lock.r facil- ter Men et Havertord, so that at way over renter for" the tally.
in the final stanza azinsurance. Ey
The Fords were deep into the Dra.
ia • render Modem from Purdue ities, and • new basketball noun with remetime most men come in contest
Jones marred if off by dribbling
where lain year be Played on the adequate seating arrangements. Al- with intrarourals. The neceswry steps on's territory most of the of
• and amoral opposing players and
Treehmen team. 10 the tallbacii spot. though now we have none of three, have been taken to\ insure a successful but could not succeed in pushing the
sheeting. Again Cropue waa welting
the owswasom w10 awn a 5'3". the impatient point ie that Haverford Preen., so that the men not par- ball over. Twke in the first quarter
tee the rebound and stein he slammed
135-1mender by the mune d Ance M- is now ready to map into • bigger and ticipating in Varsity sports cite enter the Hornets at
in smaskieg
It into the net. Haverford', flat point
t:Ireton-a This fellow is the captain better athletic program. Heeorford Into competition centering ereend in- their way within the hoe but they lost •
Melted on En Jones' neat placement
of the team and its chief ground to unique in this, for at some time ter-class athletes. Ultimately, how- the ball both times on downs.
into the upper right hand corner of
Nunierom Interception.
gainer. From his right lialLhaek po- during the year there is 100% student ever, the success of any League Ufa
the goal after receiveing a pass from
Them were a good ma y intercepMUre. delmeY Warren don mast Of participation its some form of nth. itself on the students. Intramural athMother Arnie,
the passing, while the roaster-mind- Blies. and the overall average idle letics have their place at Haverford: tions on both sides, as the team took
Locke Stores for Etagere '
ing far thr team will be handled by wan that throughout the year ap- it ia up to us to see that they are run to the air. At one time Radaawski
Rutgers threatened on several ordl,. Sonthemein In the line, the proximately x056 of the student. take in the best possible manner.
intercepted on the Hornet's thirty and
muttons, but John Doane played his
Collfrr id/ At Crevross eel fo drive • ong one own el •
Fords will encounter the Hilanger part in the athletic program.
it looked like curtains for the Scarlet
usual fine game in the goal, making
and Slack until Himmick • and Gershbrother.. Bob and Dee. atm plop at
Since the leauguratim of intercolThe line-op;
two exceptional saves among many.
on converged on him and dumped
end and tackle, mspectively. A con- legiate specie at Haverford, Begat:
Captain Locke, center forward of Rat.
Ends: Gelber. Whitcomb, Wright. said receiver on the 10. Bob Johann
verted end, G•he Srailketein, holds caching and organization has been
gem, accounted for his team'a lone
Tackles: Fleming, Greenwald, Lash. yanked a Drexel aerial dews to the
down one of the guard spots, the oth- provided. It was only last year, how.
at
in the fourth period.
Guards: Neuhaus, Montgomery, next ploy and Haverford moved out
er being taken can of by Dave Nadal. ever. that the intramural program
The Jones boys were the Scarlet.'
Herniltanr. truth captain, Bob clew wee organised to insure optimum par. Cronin, S. RimmIrk.
of danger.
chief scoring threat. Halfback Al
Centers: Johnston, Bullock.
eats, is Sus to see a tot of action
In the last few minutes of the game
tkipation wad interest. At the MitiClayton deservee a lot of credit for
Showing power through the air and they edged the Anthem 1-0, en Thurs- one end petition.
Beek.: Ambler, Ham, Briod, Gar- Grethen mopped another Drexel
gation
of
the
Athlete
Deportment,
hie defensive. work, In backing up • steady ground game. the Junior 93" day, October 14. The
break of the
This reporter forecasts it three, the Student Council appointed the rison, H. Kimmick, Gill, Test, 'Young. drier when be leaped into the air in
along the midfield stripe.
scored an upset 10-7 victory over the game came when a well booted cor- hard-fetish tussle, which will give
Touchdowns.
Johnston.
Point
after
the
end zone to intercept a pass and
Oral Haverford Intramural CommitSophomores on Friday, October 16, to ner kick bounced through the Juniors everybody their monere worth.
returned it to the 50. The Enid gun
The litre-up:
tee. Title committee teas selected so T. D.: Test
pull up to a three-way tie along with goal for the winning tally,
Haverford 7 0 0 0— 7
The Hornet hooters, whose schedule that mere sport end clams wield be
gal oil last as the Fords came out
the Sophomores and the Junior "A"
Haverford
Rutgers
Drexel
The Sepia moved into second place se leaded with able opponents, is in ',preheated. Under the
0 0 0 0— 6
of the huddle.
supervision
In the Intramurel Touch Football with u 3-2 decision over the Senior for a tough afternoon Chia Saturday
Of Bill Doeherty, the Committee has
Doane
G
Lee
League.
heaters in the other game of the when they journey to Princeton. The complete charge and reapereibility
Spaeth
for
RF
Marville
week.
Tigers, although they haven't enjoy- each season's Intrarmnd
!anion Score Quickly
Wood
LF
program.
Terry
The Juniors got off to a quick etert
ed a suoceseful season so far are sl- Unlike Vanity Sporte, in
Reynolds RH
which skill
Puleo
Twin Standings
oop dangerous and for some strange ie the prime factor, intramunda hue
scoring in Owe Pen Plays on their
Clayton
CH
Tun
Intramural
Football
first offensive thrust, From that
newts are always at their best when therthelvca eatery on interact. It is
Lreine
L/1
Saner
Them
Won
lost
they meet Haverford. Last year, the therefore apparent that the intrapaint till the half, the game was feaSeamier OR Kearton
Junior A
tured by spectacular defensive play,
Rreinotanmen went down to a 4-1 de- mural program coo severed only if all
CI-Oliib
III •
Simpson
Junior B
1
with
the
Sophs
holding
feat•
a loss which Captain Jones and corn participating assume Per.oeo l
an
edge
but
Chantillen CF
Lesko
Sophomore
1
1
unable to score. After the Junior.
his tearnmetes ore very eager to responsibility for their team. It le
Jones, E.
II.
Craig
0
'had taken a commanding 10-0 lead,
ttrartna •
Jones, A.
one of the aims of the IntratnUnil
QL '
Emmet
Intramural Soccer
Haverford Scoring: Cronus 121, E. the Sophomores rallied to make the
score 19-7. Hut the Juniors staved
Freshmen
' 2
Jones (21.
0
off further scoring and even added •
Rutgers Scoring: Locke.
0
Juniors
0
Haverford Substitutions: Shipley, last minute tally on a long pan, to
complete the decisive 10.7 vireory.
Seniors
.
0
Roll, Geoffrey, Kirk, dowers
1
In the opening game of the new
Schedule
Sore by periods:
. Lague on Wedneeday, October 18, Football—Thursday,
10-21-44 Freshthe Junior "A" edged their rival men-Junior A.
Haverford 1 1 0 2-4
Inter-SchavAind-College
elenernates. team "Eh" 20.14, in
i Rutgers
Tueaday, 10.26-48 Freshmen-Junior
0 0 0 1-1
tightly contested game.
B.
!
The Seeks, on the following, day,
Soccer—Thursday, 10-21-48 Sophs
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passed their way to e thrilling, high- omores-Juniors.
Harriers Row to St. Joe;
weenie victory over the Junior "A,"
Tuesday, 10-2648 Junior.-Seniors.
52-25.
Grusholts Finishes First
League ReergaMeed
EetabIlded /STA
Big Jim Grosholz tried to show hie
The peat week represented the fint
HOPPER, HOLIDAY & CO.
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hila. Moen Isalmase
to, against St. Joseph's last Friday football league. Due
to the lark of
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93," Sophomore and Frenhmen. Of
good bueinese for the Man and for its citizens.
' Leaving the track and heading into these, the Freshmen have Yet to Wag,
the woods for the first lime, It was while the other three are all even with
If Pennsylvania could attract new industry in
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for Better Shoe Repairing
which nearly one out of every 100 of its citizens
Joseph runnels, and then Dan BioadFresh Rooters lead .
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head of Haverford. At the hallos-ay
The Freshmen mainthined their
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Anne.
mark Croak.)x had a slaty yard lead uperiority over • the upperelassman
or an investor, what a great accomplishment that
Ardmore, Puna.
and was followed by ale St. Joe Mdt- n the Intramural Bother
would be.
League, as
nem. Then in the rest half of the
And if the new industry were to pay these
nee the Havorford Caplan ran away
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,
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from the field until he led by 220
people wore than $100,000,000 in a single year.
Haverford
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After Creation coma Erbeek. Gaidn,
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On the Bulletin Board are not only full detain
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about the Contest but also !tome of the winning
Salton, Puffy, Lewis, and Adolph, all
resided in cities and town. throughout the mate,
ads of Other years. They show how onny it is!
Prescriptions
of St. Joseph. The second Haverford
what
a boon that would bo for local communities.
Start nowt Win a worth-while prize WA gip
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Solemn Services Held in Roberts Hall
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By Fred Helsel
I enter wearing his Rldnie cap. Many
Haverford College opened the door, 'of the women satisfied the millinery
of Roberts Hall this year to the Jews tetlairnments with a small heed
of the Temple Adath Israel for the around their head.
observance of- these tamed day, I Rabbi Berkowitz gave the remiss
Their own synagogue at 515 Lances- , in a half-and-half ratio of Hebrew
ter Pike is too amen for the full a I- ; and English.
.,
This included the
tendance of 4450 members.
1 prnyens, Psalm., Biblical texts, and
It is now the year 5700 by the Jew- reeponstve readings. The High Hetiish calendar. anewith the eompletion day Prayer Book, edited by Rabbi
of th, II oh Holiday services the Jove Morris Silverman, rendered the Holy
,., Imi. ta, 4,1,..1 with hope to find now Scriptures simultaneously in both the
the o.,,,orbil independence and peace original Hebraic symbols and in Inawhich ,hey have sought elm the day, to-date .English translation, that all
or the prophets.
might Participate.
Tic Jewish New Year began at
The sacred fast wan concluded by a
noncom Sunday night. Oct. 3, with the prayer that is on the tongues of men
observance of the two day Rosh the world over:
Noniron.. This war. a period of , t'Peace-and tranquility send to our
praying to Jehovah for the forgive.
land,
nem of past sins. The ten days of
Peace for all larnel and all cony,
penitence were concluded with acre.
kind. Amen."
gen and fasting from sundown to sunServices ended with a blast of the
down on Oct. 12 and 13, the day of t historic rani, horn. or Shafer, gymYom Kippur. Also known as the Day i bolizing the return to God in minor Atonement. it is the Jew's last op-i mon brotherhood, in sincerity, end in
portunity tonroy for redemption of I truth.
hie soul before Jehovah determines
the course of the coming yea, Walter
L. Botany. acongregation member, J. Y. Soccer . . .
deseribed it as the day that ",Cod
Continued from page 3
opens the Great Book." It is the
most named and solemn day of the 1-0 lend to a final 2-0 more during
the
fine]
moments of the third quarJewish year.
.
At the otter stood Rabbi Marvin ter. Starting lit midfield with the
Berkowitz, of the Temple Adath ball. Hover and Sharpies, took it unIsreal. He was assisted by a choir til they were almost in the Swarthof four men and eta women. All were ore penalty area. Seeing that
clothed in robes and nkull raps of Snipes was free. Sharpless booted a
white. At the center rear of the beautiful mom In front of the Gar.
stage stood the Hebrew Ark, con- et goal and Snipes drove a hard kick
Into the nets on a short run In from
taining the sacred Tomb or Old Teewing position. After the final tally
. lament, and mastered with a cloth bearthe Fords kept the ball in Swarthing the Star of David. Above it restmore territory and needy scored on
ed the two tablets of the Ten Commandments as given to Moses in evend herd shots that just missed
the Exodus. On the right side of the ay dirt. Tom Wilson, high meter
stage was the Blue and White Jew. or the Jayvee!, pushed a shot into
he nets late in the fourth quarter
ish national bower, at present the
from ten yards out - but wee called
recognised flog of the Palestine state
Raider.
of Israel. Palm leaves and candleThe ,Swarthmore eleven lacked the
like electric liable completed the dec.
oration,.
In accordance with Jewish custom
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This reporter found it necessary to
Y. N. C. A. Balding
Students or alumni who ate interested in competing for Rhodes &cha]aashins should see Prof. I. A. Post
Immediately. Application must be
sent to State Committees for Selmtion well before October 30, 1948.
Final mlections will be made on December, 11.
The qualifications for eligibility ere
posted in Founders Hall.
Bob Smith Clangs Cymbals
On Visit to Ford Campus
Robert W. Smith. '60, co.erganizm
and eymbalist In the College Bendiest
year, returned to Walton Field two
Saturday., ago and performed in his
former capacity during half time
Smith trenaferred to Drew Univee.
sity after his marriage last *June to
Was Mares Nyliagon of Maplewood,
N. J.. but he left a part of his heart
and his cymbals here. Saturday he returned to lay temporary claim on the
latter. Hi, present address is Betiding
- Apt. 18. Jacob, Ford Village,
Morristown, N. J.
passing attack that the Scarlet and
Black suecessfully employed, and
took few shots at the Haverford goal.
Linear
Haverford
Swarthmore
Walnut
D'Annuntio
G
Western
Nicholson
LF
Tacker
Perkins
RF
LH
Newbold
Saul
Healy .
CH
Cushing
Kirk
Hanks
RH
Snipes
Botick
01,
Wilson
IL
Elrtheral
Baur
Sh p
CF
Brownlee
/1/ ,
Parson
Sheeniest
Singer
Ot
Haverford substitutions: Kate, Hartland, Harrel, Broadbelt.
Wadarebill. October 20. 1919
Dr. Comfort Addresses Maryland Alumni . . .
, Rooters Extend Streak . . .
Dr. William W. Comfort, '91, was 16, 203 East Hightleld Road, 18, Belthe honored /neat at the annual mont 7483 (71); Arthur
11. Dulaney,
autumn dinner of the Haverford
Jr., '3,6, 1645 East Cold Spring Lane,
Society of Maryland. The dinner was
held at the Greenway in Baltimore 12, Tuxedo 0175 (HI; Hans Freeand was attended by approximately licher, Jr., .12, 1402 Bolton Street, 17,
Lafeyette 2213 (H); Edward K. Harthirty alumni.
Following the dinner, Dr. Comfort tland. '231 Eugene IL Heilman, 11,
spoke en Raverfordas he meta it 608 Stamford Road. 39. Gilmore 0028
from the "aidelinea" today, contrast- 1111; John S. Harmer. '32, 210 Leoning it to the Haverford of the 30's and wood Road, 10, Hopkins 5023 (14);
earlier In his usual vein of humor he Mennis Laws., '17, 5203 Roland
expressed pleasure at being able to Avenue, 10, Tuxedo 5925 (H); Daniel
tit back and watch the college mov- C. Lewis, Jr., '26; Isaac C. Lyeett. '20,
ing forward without his having any 317 North Charier Steene, 1, Plums
direct responsibility for its adminis- 7770 (0); Isaac C. Lyeett. Jr.. '49;
tration. It was another of the delight- Gilbert H. Moore. '17, 1425 North Calful, informal talks which Haverford- Vert Street, 2, larington 6140 (0);
lane have come to expect from him. Vincent P. Morgan, '35, Baltimore &
At the conclusion of Dr. Comfort's Ohio Railroad, Charles & Baltimore
talk, MantelSmretm7 Bennett E. Streets, 1, Lexington 0100 (0); John
Cooper, who was also a gaest, spoke W. Pierson. Jr., '45, 7667 Fast Cold
briefly on the state of the college to- Spring Lane, 12, Hopkins 4939 (11);
day and answered quettlons regard- William W. Saunders, .27,203 Model.
ing the outlook for this year', foot- Road, 12, Tuxedo 3662 (H); John T.
ball se.on. He concluded hie remarks Sharkey, '40, Dun & Brndstreet, Inc..
with an invitation to the group to be 27 Rivkin, Place, I, Santee. 3800
pre sent at Haverford on Alumni (Dl; Frederick P. Stith Jr. '13 18
Horneonting Day on October 23rd. Midvale Road, 10, Tuxedo 1147 (H).
Cooper's talk was followed by a chow. Christopher Van Holden, '45. Cedar.
Mg of a color film of scenes taken on croft Road & Bello. Avenue, 12,
Tuxedo 3629 (H); E. Hambleton Wel.
Alumni Day hat Jrme IL
bourn. '31, 121 Arbutus Ave-, Catons1.ttsmie those Cement were: Dr.
Conrad B. Acton, '25, 1208 St- Paul ville, 28, Catonsville 125 4101 Al. S.
Street, 2, Vernon 2060 OD; Dr. Joseph Young, '11, 345 Rosetta. Avenue, 12,
M. Beatty, '13. 908 Thornhill Road, 12, Hoplane 1638 (II).
Tuxedo 3181 (H); James H. Bready,
'88, 6116 Whiteford Avenue, 12, Ch peek, 6994 (H); Benjamin E. Carroll,
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high bouncIng rebound shot. Carl
paeth raced screw the empty goal
ter. Andy Lucille drew cheers as he
oath, timed himself perfectly and
constantly broke up playa and tilled
with cool percielon flicked the ball out
paurses far up the field to the waiting
of danger with his head.
forward line.
Pos.
Stevens
However. the thrill of th. pertod was Haverford
Doane
Lie.
G.
captain Evan Jones. goal. Alt/Kush
Spaeth
surrounded by Stevens defenders ond
Rf. Downey, M.
Wood
Sedetf
with his back to the noel, Even pivLf.
Reynolds
McClure
oted and threaded the ball thirty feet
Rh.
Clayton
Into the nets.
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Shortly after half time, the Hornets
D. Downey, W.
scored again. This time it wet Al Bessemer
Or.
Dutton
Crolius who slipped out into the open
Crollus
Ir. Christopher
and Wet the goalie to make the score
Cf.
Jones, E.
Quinn
n. ' Turnanni.
Shipley
At this point In the game the Fords Jones, A.
Lien.
were In constant control of the Play.
Bath the forwards and the halthathi
were persistently harrasaing the
Grey's goal. Yet it was a defensive "FOR JEEPS ON THE
Play that next brought the Haverford
MAIN LINE"
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