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Glee Club Concert
Sunday Night
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Alumni Soccer Team
Finishes Unbeaten
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SLOB A YEAR
ARDMORE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER it, 1948
VOLUME 40—NUMBER 9
Foss' Paintings, Woodcuts
Show Color, Biblical Characters
The "Haverford Victory" . • • .
Wilda
Isham Outlines Ford Audience, Play Choice
Boswell Papers Prove Tough Barriers To Cast
Before Library
131- Pima ,Teear
Por Mar second production of the seaeon the combined &Joni, ;roues
in this group that the individual esBoyntoe
By RICHARD NORRIS
-•
premien of Dre. Foes k sheen' al its
of .Hoverford iel4 Bryn Mawr chose eAn ins.ctor Calls." by John
"Macaulay dies hard. you know." Priestly. Two performances of the play come given, last Friday and Sato..
Iolteat THough certain charactersaid Colonel Ralph telmm, hot still 51, mom:nos. in Roberts Hall.
isti. of other paint*. an easily
aest
the
of
one
is
the play
Boswell
"Jam.
productions
distemMle — most • notiteably the
To regular attendants of Himerford-Bryn Mown
extraordinary - geniuses that ever might conceivably hove come as something of clooge Into cold vitiMm fer
gaunt. A.Ing Bleiree of al Gri""y
Rotel." Colonel 'sham, English gaoler the themes of idler... thievery. adultery, end sqicide of this social co,.
and the heavy blank outline. of
and owner of a newly discovered eisin play were for relitomet front the sophiaicete.I atemephere of the WildRooalt—the pictures exhibit a highly
ill
trove of Boswell manumripts, wus
developed and folly convincing pere. witticisms of three week, previous. Actually, MM., the audience.
addressing the Library Associate. of
it dmillYCI Omar Wilda
sonal style.
hysterics most of- the lime, laughed Dare os hard as
College Library, on the anti the whole affair tinned Into more or lets of a ronfumd tragimomedy.
Haverford
thi
kn. Foss hip very palible meafternoon of December 5. In the course
Ant,. we dee that a Haverforat andmo. In setting toeanvas the atmom
of his lecture. Colonel Ishern outlined
'ants to, and will be mowed:
phere of intennity and reornentoug.
the ev.ta by which the collection had
ge eimire of the play, one that fade'
renese which ought to accompany
come to light and also read excerpts
o, liroadwey After Ono. weeko, norm
ligious eubjeeta, yet she does not
from several of the paper.
1_, had one
creating
At the collection of Nov. It the col- stumble Into the pitfall of
Defends Bony/ell
Secret Si. Del
animate.lege had the pri•Bege of hearing Dr. the insipid apostle. and
wenthe
from
Boswell
Defending
The ploy. get in the year 1912. deals
saints an
William E. Lent talk on the history tive, hmsereentimentalized
tal charge of "fawning obsequiouswith the plight of o wellao-do but
of Haverford College, Thie talk con- often found In present-day religion
pent paas the hock. aire it! Thug norolly and spiritually Imekrillit Engnee." Colonel ishom emphasized that
with the.
stated of the varied recoliectio. that art. Her Jacob wrestling
"Boswell had the art of making peo- goes the Megan that usher. in the ' ish family, roch member of which. it
Dr. Cunt has had of the changes and angel (this picture. by the way ie a
ple telk.'i and understood the immense Haverford Emergency Relief Drive -mons. km contributed in tome wa-y to
masterpiece of design) has a wildhappenings occurring since 1917.
Jim Dims.
an
he undoing of young girl who i deheard bf a ^Bryn Meier Victory," value of the conversation of great for 190,19, headed by
ness in hie eye . which
By Anthony Morley .
'
Clasmoome Arallabbt
The HEIRD hes fixed 5000 dollars' spair
syntltolva disinfectant and dies.
nor prpbably ever will, but a "Haver- thinkers.
ininitude of emotions. The straightWhen the story aPpeared a few
It was In 1917 that Dr. Lunt look forwerdnees in the painting of Abr..
The neW Boswell paper, Colonel as the quota for Hoverford (hie year.- Soon after Ohio occurrence an Inspectford Victory" there has been and still
..
bethen
troublesthe
of
ago
year
last
weeks
far
quota
In
the
aleo
was
HaverfoaL
at
This
here
main
has position
or Goole calls on the family. Billing
ham being informed of the coming
the name has been Isham said, were found In two
ia--though
at
Victory."
"Swarthmore
start
the
ive
ececah
s nun.
he anthem of 1919 the return of birth of dasac is indeed impressive. netting
changed end the ship now sails under bodies The firm group wan in the I
hr nor.. who have met been eelebrat• TAi
any veterans boosted the enrollment By far the most impesing ermeerti.0 ama In the Pacific (NEWS, Novena. the flag of one of our pluckiest war- posttession of Lord and Lady Tallynt, of HEED has decidedto eke the fund
of the toll., small during the war, however. Is that of God holding the tier Ill, readers were perhaps moved time rallies.
t
"
ei re
1r0e'
of Malahide Cube, <Hebert descend- in varying proportions to the follow- etrtohr
i
e of the
any
been
ever
has
there
if
or
on
SO
organizationa
polder
to. only 204. The different effects
ants of the Boswell family. The ex. ing Ave. charitable
oo. of all ere brought to light. At
dying Moses. The painting is awemar ,soda
vessel to hear the name of Haverbeen known projects:
the life Of a student attending each some in its sweep and Power.
the
inspector,
the
of
deporturue
the
bad
""'"9
of
The 10950 ton "Havertord Vic for some
ford: No one, to be raters. has ever
1. Church service committee*. with family at e m shaken that they can A:5
time• but until Colonel Isa small 'allege as JIM/vetoed mere
Brilliance of Cola; Achieved
then mentioned by Dr. Lent. He exham eati final' enceessful with Lady Mafia emphasis placed on the no inn. then snarl oevarely ar onoThe canvases are fat of striking
daughter of then President Felix Talbot
attempts at persuoding American Friendg' Service Commit- nn ther.
plained that the email enrollment percolor—
brilliant
and
change
value
Morley, slid dawn the ways of the
mitted a threedold ettviintage. One
e family to well their treasure had tee. This organisation is familiar to
Inmetta Calk- is a...tali ,
"An
hf which ,though, appear slightBethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard in Hal- th
was the intimate acquaintance that both
Adman every llaverfordian because of derive much of its power from the
out of hand in one or two inlimo.. on June 20. 1945. The venwel, foikff.
was possible between faculty Sid ly
the great par[ Haverford has played amplest between the pride and empty
Reads From Reynold, Paper
color Is to be .en
hest
The
stances.
type
a
of
.hip
victory
standard
students. Another was that all
Two new program ideas are now be- •
The second group wag discovered in jts origin and ntainbenance. The resbectability of the Hidings and the
„o,_
he in the above-mentioned paintings of ing prepared by the staff of Hever- familiar to many wefecane, was
... closer. were extremely email.
Collection snookers of 'November 30, uiet earneetneer. of the inspect.,
and Abraham. and -in the pie/doted for christening within the re. by Chance by prof... Abbot, of
and Ceofge Mattliewe. who looks upon the aquirmingo and
third advantage was the mee in ob- Jacob
before ford's Radio Station, WRAC. Present markable time of only thirty-aeven Durham University. as he was search- fim Haworth
declaiming
prophet
the
of
tore
dremeback,
of it, present work in blekeringe of the family with a kind
taining cleasrooros. One
menet plans call for the broadcast, on week- days, as part of the government) ing in dm Castle of Fepterroirn for gam an idea
religious
the
In
liskners.
his
however, was the lack of candidates
Vienna.
and
and
China
games,
baekethall
home
of
poet
days,
of. truer toleration, ,Indeed, after hit
thk
achievis
brilliance
much of the color
program. some ntiffinel me...orig.
for athletic team.
Y. The Red Feather Community initial speech, the inspector's capacity
recorder. eraergency shipbuilding
iffonth later .De was Jansen Battle, This collmtion,
ed through the Application of the for the acquisition of a wire
about
Lees than
]seat Ganatadon as an inquisitor is ail but usurped by
Tomorrow night, the Hornets. first ready to been service under her op- leg melte. of Bagwell'. Journal and Coeur
pigment with a palette knife.
.
Th
"
Comre'i
.iginhe wqiuiloua
.ceTt Pef
the daughter. and Goole beComes little
Dr. Lunt recalled also the restcourt battle of the semen will be end..., the J. di. Wineheeter Corn- letter. to Boswell from John Wilkes ten perC
Three landscapes. which show
n' Chest embraces IN Red Few • more than a symbol.
Continual on page 4
less..ee that attended the ramming definite penchant to Ce.nne, and broadcast as an experimental project- pony of New York. By this time, nit
460
Service.
thee
Diflienitiem in Plot
veteran. He gave as an example of three portraits, including • widely- If the !student body exhibits Interest however, the war in Europe eae over,
child
24
sereicea
hospitals, 24 health
What apelle this carefully built-up
their physical reetiosenese which he lauded head-andm_boulders of Archl- it ie planned to continue the semi..
care agenciee, 9 family agencies, 15 Intensity, hoWever, is the utter in'
f" 'hi"
aptly termed "horse-play." On one Mold Macintosh, compels, the re- Telephone \lines ha. been installed
t;rorinsport AmItrieen troops
specializit
and
agencies,
mnimupity
few
a
class
to
come
from
had
oreasion he
probability of the plot, which is immainder of the oils. Of the woodeats. to carry thedescription directly
ha
ed agenciral..and because of the ris- pressed en forcibly end no often upon
minutes early and had bond the which reveal n number of diverse the jecoring table in the gym. Two
ing•enet of living either has tore
The "Haverford Victor.Z.,..cord.
students enraged in en absorbing
probably Andy Knowlton
the mind of the audienoe'that whatce
announrs,
Continued on page 4
underwent `'""""'" for The habitual mocking that Oman- its quota of 9,640,000 &dint, ot cur- ever emotional heights the play mop
football game in the room.
and Ken Blum, will do the actual debegan op.
Union "en tail its charitable work.
Not only phyeieal tomcat but mental
scription. while Bill Penlehe will troop-carrying. and finally
hove risen to have their foundation
"o"
.
n"
"
`2,
q,
"
clothe.
a
by
of
1945
packages
fa
Postage
November
3.
turmoil were exhibited by both the
eerve as statistician. An engineer will eratfons in
ed nesday evening is sponsored by
washed awns from under them.
twinning tack some 1,500 robber, W
of stout lungs and msiledlo Euruope by she Hbverford
student body and faculties MI over
that combination
complete the necessary crew.
The two'ost satisfyine castings of
•
after
This
Soon
1-1E.RO.
by
France.
paid
he
Havre,
Le
will
from
Meeting
the
comprise
prelimthat
and
town.
the country. The students at Havernight
instruments
sand
Satutday
the performance were Sheila %dna]
the
if
do
to
essential
is
started
which
alp
the
Service
a
trip
in
Initial
her
ford wanted a voice in their instraccollege band. Appearing each Sat.inary contests are not ndw aided for
as the doughterand Rama Kunkel as
and
are
German
they
thin and aeon a committee of faculty
day nattily dressed in their cross,- clothes are to get where
Poor Haver:lord's= received Inter- broadcasting. Student deniand will de. double woke. taking
her husband-tobe. Both imparbid to
met with • committee of students national recognition. by the Indust. termine whether or not these battles Iulian prisons. !war 0" the """ country blouses. white trousers and needed. HERD'S- donation will allew their role. as much sureness end rase
and run and caving American per- CD caps, the boys in the bendo.h.e the Meeting to devote more effort and
whereupon Ideas and suggestions of 'their biographies in "World Biog. will be carried by WHRC.
an cook' reogrombly be expected under
aaaa_
.,
fa
a
rob
fitting
puckuging
and
back—a
way
collection
the
on
the
to
sonnet
money
t he
were both rmelved and given. This
laminar,
y," • the lorgeet international
lent
Between halvee, linteners will he mthe eireumeeners. Monet,. Graff. too,
,
•
of the clothes
tranation finally found remit in the biographies' referencelh.k, just pub- aimed to the eluding for late news for a Haverford representative. 40
the
• Eric was quite ronvineingly griem
°"°.
4. The International Hon. of Phil. ed over his misdemeanors. Richard
establishment of a emuree of major lished. Comprising 'two volumes to- and half-time mule. Tomorrow nightie many voyages she transported see- ''?""n
Ter
from
than
aid
troopte
finance'
more
receive
will
hundred
oral
adelphid
feet
,
oneof
of
Nam
In
requirements
instituted last year after several
wiling 5.120, Pages. "World. Biog. broadcest time has been on tentative,
,down the
lilt McKinley managed to hold
stated capacity of 1,500.1
electives. and also included a dal phy" llms sketches of 40.000 living IY if 8:30_
season's lay-off by Bill Pelfer and Bob HERD. International House. at
charatter of the inspector to its prop.
The service of plying between' New Smith,h
compregrolve examination.
ra.s. shown energetic Spruce Street, in an institution endem er dignity. and was quite. convincing.
The 000 of the wire reconler will
men ...dwell. distinguished In' the
voring to cultivate friendly social.
Macintosh Affireintod
arty and anienres, politico, education, not he ,confined to the station alone, York and, such.porte as Le Havre,
Because of it, manifest shame.,
These changes were adopted by literature, commerce and industry, since It M under StudenfiCouncil con- Bremerhaven, and Naples continued ing 20 pieces the group Mis year i; mature'. and epieimal relations ings an occompliehed actor 'indeed
Continued on page 4
•
Haverford College along with another military and naval affairs. and other trol. but WHRC ProrrsOning will
bossed by John Davis. president, end among the 104 foreign student...now would 4 needed to give to "An Inchange initiated by Dr. W. 'Comfort fields of endeavor. The work is pub- ceetainly ' benefit considerably from
Doom Heating., vice-pliMgarffOPeifer .MrlYing in the Philadelphia ar5a.
',sector Calls" anythilig Ike a sembInternational House maintaine
then iPresident of Haverford. IL seem. fished by Destitute for Reeeareh In the use of. the apparatus, which Will
contumes In the directing rola handled
lance . of greatness. and in. colleen
: Lane. Penasylvanila.
camp ut GIin
Cehtineed ors page 4
be placed in its rare. P1,41.1118 eon
Biography, New York City.
capably by Diek Shuman last year.
productinn. beefily pur.togetheo, it is
and the
.Included from Haverford are: Dr. he recorded-at time eonvenient to
'- for reemdliona.Nporposes.
not to In' expected that p moeterpiere
45lays for Second Year
Rouse ikelf eponeorg-iteitires,
Gilbert Fowler White, President, staff members and be replayed durwill emerge every time.
If you are wondering -who ,it is in •
Student.
World
the
journal,
a
Flaveaord College, Dr. Mae. V. ing the scheduled night broadcasting
that the Rend who is mast wrapped up in
equipment
the
of
all
Neirly
Skere, ighillesopher; Archibald Mac- hour.
Burns
B.
liverend
.
is
it
immusic.
the
his
for
the College han ordered
nii"Zgsur;e7ii'rtuoid:::.
erTro'
Thiewill make for &greater variety
intosh, Vice-president, Haverford
ertmement of the Coop has arrived Brodhead '42, leg tuba player.
trips to Europe for American etudent.,
Celle.: Prof. Ref. Matthew Jopea. of programs and an. increased effiWe demote this space to 11.11.0., an and many ether activitim to promote
and has now been installed. The new
A small group of novice debaters Phllosoph..
ciency -in Nhering to schedule._ The
cenunselfish
hie
of
begun
alumnae,
unit;
sandwich
a
include
tea
University
installations
Temple
to
journeyed
international student fellowehip.
"World Biography"' wasPrePacea reco-ffler can also he deed for rehear.
Saturday fore tournament with novice with the cooperation of numerous sal, by the eerie. WHRC drama e dishwasher. •nd- silee table. Emile- tribution to the Band in the past two
5. The World Student Service Fuld
Counterpoint. the mew Bryn MaRTteems from Temple, Urging, Penn, scientifle, .1teral and teemed am groups. Reeording is done on spools anent that Atilt has to come consists peas,. When the invitation was ex- rill vereive twenty pereem of HERD- - 11,erfm..1 literery otoziee will
. Penn State, St Joseph's, end ether dales. and was compiled with the aid of wire •whiel ban kb electrically a • Hines soup heater and • mat tended to alumni Ma year, Broeheed q.tn. Thio organimtion, with hemi- make it r debut
Christmas.
hut
with
night
rehearsal
one
up
showed
•
team.,
colleges. Haverford sent four
ourtagan aciumo, administers relief Crimbining the Quarto with Bryn
of governmental agencies la slaty "cleaned" after each recording nod for the floor.
The Coop now has everything nez• cornet under his arm. • Since Met to students in fhl nations. Its seem.
two effermative and two negative. muntriee.
need WPM.'
Mawr, Tide is CDD'AliPIll I Icy the staff
emery to reproduce the menus that time he has played solo first and third slimedse efforts fall in - five main
Than more experienced debaters from
efficient mid p•oductive "DDR an
were - formerly to be bad at the eorneM, and presently pumps a reno- fielder food. clothing, medical aid,
' Haverford went with the novi.a.
eemer endeavor,, and lavamied reports
Inn" Wow Band members
•
"Straw., and before this week is over vated
College Calendar
David Blum end klils Singer judged
hooks. and housing.
toihear this out. Accord.
seem
they e.t.a -to list nearly all of the unearthed in Mabel Beard's wine celmute debates, and Walter Selige
kg to ailminced informotion this isPolitical Science lectltrer, will
Wednewilay. December 8
lelicacies which the 'MG.". menu lar.
the president of the society, watched
sue will ho one of t'ite loot vet seen in
speak an experienees abroad.
Lecture
Give
game with .Frankto
Basketball
Fuchs
Satand
evening
Wednesday
Coop
Every
the
dictates,
business
If
had.
debate.
team
each novice
variety and foment
Hiedemday. Ihcember IS
lin and Meridian at home.
might•ke forced to purchase a urger urday af.rnmn Barna. travels here On- "Germany I Knew"
The Haverford tame did not fare
The Cormierpoint publicity depart. Basketball game with Philadel'
IlenalMy. December
trill in coder to meet the incensed from has hie. in East Lansdowne to
too well in the tournsment. The afant h ue doled out sporittaly on the
phia Textile Institute at home.
Emil Fuchs, II professor at the UniEmil Faiths of Frenkfurt-ammake beautiful mimic. When' he is
(emend.
firmative B team of Jack Traynor and
Thursday. December 16
versity of Kiel. will give a lecture art: and liter., but if
will 'meek in Founders
Kahl
performs
he
Band
the
with
have
busy
to
not
merits'
equipment
anw
The
and
dohutis
two
won
Darwin Prockop
Room on Thursday. a. any indication they have made
Collection: The Trapp Family
Ball on "The Germany I
elided greatly to the menthol of bassi. his duties as pastor at the Bengelern in the Commons
loot two, while the other affirmative
Singers,
of hit 'talk will be -The their point. William W. Comfort,
Knew." 4:46 P. 00.'
res. as much of the waiting has bee; Methodist Church. near Bristol, where The topic
teem of Act Wight's.ee and lady
Community Center children •
President Emeritus, has contributed a
December 10
the Coop is now able. he ha. officiated for the bat four Germany d Knew."
and
almineted,
RAM!, the negative team of Jon
sponsored by the 1.7.0. Hen.' •
-51O. Fuchs hos here ...elide mem- humorous article on Bryn OdavollaeThe Film Club pmseote 'magto offer a greater variety of bettor years.
Cuttmacher and Terry Cone, and the
relations. William Pen, Socrain Commons Room,
erford
Wive),
panty
Founders
le
Democratic
Gap.
Social
Red
the
of
of
a].
ber
AO
in
Organised Band
quality food to the student.. It should
•
negation team of Jon Johnkton and
Perrier make
• 4,00.8,00.
Hall, 8:80 P. IL
Brodhead's first contribution to bond for thirty year. During the nor tes. and Westbrook
he emphasised that thing, wills ever
Edge Grant won one debate each and
gtrangehed-fellows in a light Make.
Fades-. December 17
Seturdey. December 'it
••
be satisfactory to everybody and that activity on mimeos was in 1940.41, he experienced diflicti times under
lost three.
Christmas party for Ileverfaid
Ivan thrown out of his oy'Sperry Lea. and poor. and sham
end
Basketball game with PhilaHitler,
first
the
actively
ortronised
when
awn.
0P1.
will
the management
ho
he con. stories by Royal Shepard, Edie Mae.
Wrestling match with Deldelphia Pharmacy at home.
any ouggestioh that may be Haverford College Band. This outfit teaching position id Kiel, but
ore Only a
Engagement Books
ftware at home.
Sunday, Demmber
• was conducted by Dr. Lin..., Lef- tinged to hold true to his beliefs. Mr. Ham, end Sally .51acIntyre
offered to improve the .amine,
' Mrs. William Docherty has anThe Film Club Pee... "Thy •
The Haverford and Bryn Mawr
in music then, and Fuchs has written oeveral 'oaks and few of the other features.
the
oo-trestructor
of
ton',
manager
the
Reynolds.
-Al
nounced that the College Bookstore la
of The ambitious feat of making the
Invieible Man" in Roberts Hell, .
groups
Various
to
Imtored
has
College Glee Clubs will pre.
he.
toll.
heavy
its
took
draft
the
till
lasted
most
has
Coop, would like. to express
now eating Haverford College ealself-supporting is
8:30 P. M.
sent a Christmas concert in
After leaning Haverford, Brodhead workers in the British and Amerieen magazine financially
sincere thanks to the administration,
endar engagement books. The price
alto on the agenda of the staff, with a
estates,. December
Goodhart 01.11, Sae e. M.
who have been most coOperotiVe 'ad went to Union SomInglY.' where he some of femme.. Alen recently,
Adjournment of College for
of the Calendar!, table% may be almahe Jim given a series of mix lectures reasonably good chance of being acTownley. Demenher
in Mt .
B.D.
his
complete
received
to
in
helping
sympathetic
ed to the student's College amount, is
Christen. Ream. 12:00 noon.
complished.
.Collection: William F. Stillman,
at Pendle BBL
the improvements. .01,911 ea&
•
Curreutly on display on the first
floor of the Union is a getup of Paintings and woodcuts done by Hilda
Poe,, wife of Dr. dilartin Fos. The
exhibition, whiek extends until December 17, k under the direction of
the Student Art Committee.
ledielduality Expramead
Of Me thirteen oils shown. seven
deal with religious aebjecta and It is
_Lunt Recalls Ford
g*1917
Historyit
Seaworthy 'Ford Namesake
Outsails SwarthmoreVictory
HERD Sets $5000
'49 Goal; Percentages
For Allotment Listed
T
WHRC to Broadcast
Basketball Gaines
q
Vitalized Band Aids
In Season Contests
,World Biography
Lists 4 Fordians
Four Novice Debate
Teams in Tourney
'Coop Setup Provides
Better Food, Service
rZ
Counterpoint Boaqts
Article by Comfort,
rag
f
1
6-,54,M17,75)
0
PAGE TWO
avgighra News
'
Liditur—i I. Ruben taudli.
Afeeasfos Editor—Kt...meth M. Miner.
couree, or at leat in some English literate. care. Thu benefits from
even a eased:Dial study of Milton would be brereendoes---o..er konwiedge
sauderds of the
and a new. Inquiry Mtn the ethical, morel, and
17th century.
Sincerely,
PAUL B, MOSES, '51
november 29, IPSO
•
Stern...
.
Sperft Elifor—Thenni Ste
thatinesi Mansfer—E14 P. Singer.
Neter Beilion—Walter Schema, Williai K. (euthrie.
referar-dAnilesny
bloeky.
Arhus News
•
'Deer Sin •
Dn. :lain the tilt Alumni Anseeintion is indebted to the Itionsen's pa,
, gemena they made for the to Which followed the
idly flab fee Oe tiera
hvemeamore geese as *member 20.. The Committee of Mr. IKupd, CbaieEdiffne--1(enneth DolbcAte.
man. 5fra Hemel, Mrs. Post and Mrs. Wylie and the other• ladies who asArsisfaut 'Spurts Failor—lilavid Take. •
added much
Elott1,1,urd, Stanford Ihenison. Willard sisted, were responsible for e very delightful receptian which
Non, lbrue.iatesRichard
to the pleasure of the efternoon.
ittoten, James Miner. Howard O'Neill, William Peifer, James Thorpe.
I Hope :het the NEWS will allow roe le use their eohrePilii Po 'convey the
eperft Ariorlefer--Ned Pebnyrecker„aseph &men
epyreciation of the Alumni biracial...
1. Nee rbolograshera—Bab Brawn. Dick Greenweud, Den hardy.
Sincerely,
IF' .rlinnt-Hana,er—Pe'ter-W. Miff
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Benrcom S. COOP..
Carelelion Alonaser-L-- John c,1„,-,•
Alumni Secretary
I ,./.trog,.. Editor—Von! Blum.
Noramber 2g, Bald
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Pol.k.ln.d hp Ifs, u4gat nt Inuit. of I faseriord Cuarer ara-1)/teredefered lIe Vest See
To Pennell Cooper and the committee which engineered the Swarthhot ile. Anfneer Prinfro, Company, at
academie tear,
mon tenieheath 1 know I am spieking fee lenge 'nundwri of alumni when
borne Plc, :trim., Pa.
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say
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Nal Oljn.r, tinder Art
Lokred ✓ ,censtd-chu, well, at fin. Ardmore,
Theiftz a million fora job well done.
aJ Congas', Ans. 24, 1952.
Very sincerely,
Seance
More On Milton
'nth; week the NEWS again taken op the isna of whether
or Out thy curriculum of Huverford College should include a
course axle hasiging the works of John Milton, first discussed over
o month ago. In reply to that first editorial Dr. Edward Snyder
ably Anted the position of the English Department on the matter by pointing ont b_
that
.0‘ over the past twenty yearn or so there
enough student interest in Milton to warhas not seethed to
suggested.
ran a course such en
Entirely apart from the fact that we know of at Feast eight
or ten students echo would favor a Milton course to letter from
one of them is printed below), it seems to no that a lack of student interest is not an entirely adequate reason for denying a
great poet his plate in the cur.-olden. Is an eilitentoes task solely one of finding out what students want to study and then an. ceding to that demand' Or should he not also attempt to lay before his students that which is undeniably great and to infuse
them with some appreciation of the subject's worth? How can
we know what to think of Milton. after all, if no one even offers
no
the chance to study him?
. The NEWS does- not pretend to know bow the mechanise of
what we suggest could be worked out. We merely, feel, with
those who wrote us the letters below. that there is here an unf idlilted need which ought to be met.
Wednesday, December 8, 1948
HAY*11,r0EQ NEWS
Crow's Nest
fume nOrk of u eat, alp public.interpretation of Sbakeateemen Hamlet
peel/ably eke ellitrete ambition of all actors, producers, and directore.
Couseqoally, when a maw with the reputation of Laurence Olivier for ex.
treacly lira acting, producing, and direntia decide, to take • hand at doing
all thins with a elin version of the Madieholy Dane, every one who cold
conceivably be called a student of the drama, (rani the most meanie critic
to the tardiest dilettante, just naturally perks up his mars and begine
etweelate.
Pd.' to the current Predation—new, at last, *wing in -Philadelphia
at the Aldine Theatre, 19th and Chestnut Steeets—there are been no fewer
then ten atempta to put Hamlet on celluloid. I bare seen none Of three, but
they Were all eilea pictures, end a silent Hand. seems almost a contradict/4p to Urine. Therefore I should say that Meier's film is almost hound to
in the best of the lot. It is, with hardly a doubt, a eilmagereience beyond
ALUMNI NEWS
Raines '32 Retyxns 'Spfteth,. '04 re115 Alton* Soccer Team
of SOng Wins Chawpionship
From turopei Tells lifistarg
"A :melding, delightful history of
Songs
TSe Haverfone Soccer Club
all of Ainerim's„
Em.
the chaidanside of
they reflected the eent
and
moat popular
hew
In The Editors Mad
(Omani
teare) film won
a &Jib....
LaurenceOUvier attacks the leading role with a vigor that s/sows his
eoneeption of IDIOM SA • stranlY actin, ad acutely intelligent power
non, who sinaly gads himself baffled at every turn be a problem whose like
thinking
he has never imagined. One critiehas spoken of him ass
brain sundered from De equilibrium by the power of her emotion." Olivier
shows this concept. superbly. lie goes awake end shournts with tea duty
througli• the stark. gleamy hails of Elsinore; he makes bthngly eareaet,c
remarks to the King ad to Poleniue with a .preciehen that in patent; and in
his somber pondering, chant the meaning of it all. he is easily worth the
rather high prise of the aver
,.
Yet the film -quite corilly deem not malls the very inviting mistake of
beeuming o one-tune alba''. Olivier, of coarse, is the center of the action
toed didittiLelY the star of the show. But there are Others, too. Nineteen.
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year-old Jean Simmons dues a beautiful job With the difficult role of Ophe•
Peso- Sir
Pafeesor Snyder has nettle it ribundefiliy clear why a course in Milton lie. Unassuming, cants, and trusting. she mak. It perfectly looked that
is net offered at Revertant, Yet no alumnus. mondial of the tradition of she should Lose her mind when suddenly confronted with an .apporently
eeltolarship and spirituality of Francis 13, Gum mere and Ruby Jonee, told mad lover. the .murder of her father, .d all the scheming intrigue vL a
royal enure, ifer pertram when her reason s gone moreover, Pertienierie
be' uneoncernet by the fatit of student demand.
in the seear with thellowere, le one of the most beautifully moving parts
Obviounly, somethind'sheuld in doe to acurriculum Chat leaves .0.
of
c beautiful end moving Alm.
dents-with the curious notion that Dryden and Pope Ishmael be •omitted ux
Eileen Hertie and Basil Sydney, as the King and elreen respectively,
son-pedalled. Does Haverford minere notice. or ideas? John Dryden
are also well cent, though it is a possible objection to say that the Hue".
OW -11.am to deserve richly hie customary title of -Father of Englieli leola too piling to play the pert of Hamlet's mother. Felix Aylmer, in the
Criticism, and should anyone question hie claim to the title of eminent
Important role of Po)ordre, is very amreing end at the same tame co.teives
• • . poet, the eery readable volumes of Mark Van Doren and T. S. Eliot are in to impart his lines with their fell meaning In the piny. Lanies is very well
the library-. And the "studied artificialities" of telekander Pope just happen are. itittke minor chereeters such as Cleric and the Gravedigger' are
to be more often quoted by English-speaking people than any but. the writetilent.
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tees of Shebeereare and the'lling Jame. Bible.
General kpperior production and staging do about as muck as is pone
But that which really astounds and slalom this writer le the steeling, ale tonged enhdifeing a script that many would say was unerthanceala
h
lack of feeling for John Milton, in a college which In-my experience as en black-nee-white pboteMaPhy, with extensive use of the deptharfundergraduate, put the proper emphasis m our equal debt to the Hebraic technique. often results in ecenes of startling artistic achievement The
and Hellenic cutter.. Hilton deserves dose study on a ...al mired at ,picture of blond-haired ilbuntot wearing a white shirt and running down a
the late English Renaissance, furring the pareinnale other-auldlinees of jet black corridor to leap onto a raised platform and shout ,"The play's the
the Jewieh prophete and aposUes with the Greek sanity and measure in thing!" is a particularly memorable one, as sun the play within the play.
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the ordering and love of the world.
Its riotous aftermath, end litorelly dream of others. One very poor gapeet
As men notch a, Preferiors Lockwood. Howard Comfort. and L A. Poet of thoproduction. however. is the entirely ieperffuous inelreion. while the
• would surely attest, Milton best lived 'end reerreted the gaioun world of ghest is erealdre, of a flashback showia the death at the elder Hamlet in
retesieel antiquity. lie needs more consideration .John Milton, who in the orelmrd. Olivier, obtioualy thoopht this-would add to the effeet infer
Parable Lost has created the only epic in a modern language that com- of the play withib the play, but the resell, unfortunately, ialpat the -oppoAenlideend who in Simeon Agonistes has preserved site
pares hivorably
for no Oedipus Cadences and much inore_ehat ee the nature of things could
Perhaps the moat effective but of inspiration in the filming is the way
not be Before Christ.
inwhieh the soliloquies are done. Intend of merely pietutirer the actor
Crete Dm rem
speaking the lies, the camera more often than not follows as actions—
kLonnuelirettel. then ore abundant grow, • _
' . but shows Inn, as Oyitne nothing—while the sound track gives his woke dewhuael.11 tend the aced sawed by Drs. Gunnery and Jones?
bt-ming at: altloquy. The effect is to glee the nneresdon—very suceeseSiarele.
fully— thet the Duce are merely llus expression of the thoughts running
II ANF.011.1) I ENDERSON,
one solilfighy
disappointing, ad that
through the apealits
" te mind.
be or nut toile speech. The conttnairy of the
one is unfortunately the -To Le
Veer eir
hogirel thought proem:saki:Cot the Opeeek IS badly Mahon in the middle by
-thee Melee ilisr.D.y"
1 Pe•• meet, iniptsesol'hy your
the barehltwursion of u blest of music antistatic very artificially meicara•
the Lome ef Gaol,. 27. I huve net been a hst of tee courses. .w ffered. meta netieg. r
f Prat-pi:h. Snyder knd Sargent
but
citie huve 11 high opt
Viere ate, at COSINE, other woo In win h the movie is disappointing.
dehti •Miltnii boot Any IMO W110 knows the-play at alinfor.insiance, will be disconcerted by the
-pod tesOosti that they .limo a valid leenelt
tat Beaton and ',Waltham, Mesa., In
the list
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ee deletions which have hem math. The important figures of Bosona recent letter herefel
,
1cto the pros
opti tionderiatern and of Fertiaras have disappeared entirely, and
l int...h ely hop, ilea Ihe cat.. el :inch 113111.1011 io not the ctmples
-interesting nd. quite Ito
ceeding
Milt. in must of 41.,■t r illIol, and eeillege,. the role of tannin hes been an belittled as to make Ian little more those h
the elightieg
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- pre.eive.
• le 1110 seceada, .ghouls the mein reasons seem to Is that teach.s and good-l000kind 'straight-man. Oneudvantage of a film version is that it can
to
pitying ipti 1110 uohiniiline with titre classics owl the Bible la tackle Milton have tine-apart, 'ate set for every acne and gill achteve rapid oovement
M Meng recently reprotontempurary literature. in the- and perfect continuity—sernething dirtied to the stage. With this in mind
Ind that the chi f Marcel anyhow, L
,em 0 be'somewhat true nine; hot I gather that tollego in I think it Would he small sacklike to sit in the theatre an additional forty- . Boded Ifavdrford Collegb at Maecello.
gyration cerement. at .Raton Hill
a, y aerated in presenting literature as study of haw eve min.es in order to lee thePlay as It was written and to hear the relitstsiwims
College. Mead teasbeen secretary of
0.41ection of life. eLroce boon. thole, Milton might nerve Oaks teginnipg 00' what a roue and moat dare am I" and "How all
niue) thee
the Pittsburgh' Alumni Also-dation
duo if ,la.y were yenYilive pi rhythms and realized that you can track his caster do inform against me."
for Reorient College for a number
These are eins of omission, though, rather then commission. Foe one
Mighty heremnie..- iu Coleridge, Keats, add- Tennyson.
of 'years, -and his .loyal support of
the modern fear et teething the who does at know the .play„ Olivier provides a remarkably lucid intredue.
But Me. mayor wine(o, I eudeeet.
Haverford has donn, much ta,help
,al owes of literature. Soh great English teachers an Kittredge, [ion. Walton's music is excellent; many of the seines are surely among the
build a strong alumni group in PittsNeileon end eve men thwerard Gureniere vice.. forgo this side in their hest over filmed: and the acting is brilliant thootighout.. All in all the film
burgh.
teachine. A-1y one who Steen Genimeer.fating held bringing alive Millen, has a magnetism that will drag yeti beck several tire.. •
Dr. Hush Borten and family ere
Wordawor01, and Carlyle can- neves forgot the thinpoinds or deeper birth"
ANTHONY MORLEY
novr living at- RM.° I. Neshanic Staof which they then became awardtion:N. J. He has returned to ComeiclutIMI, it ,Voulti he )0, funny. If it were Polehoii, that :nor,
lumbia Univeralti, where. he is Ashold need oil aprilogit.
statists Professor of Janne., ale,
nboet time that sumo one took ofBcial recognition of one 'pike on
more than Ws years in the Offlee of
WALTER S. HI NCIIMA N. 'hi) the •Colhen bulletin btards. Posted In the emirs.. ,to the Musk Room a
Far Eastern, Aff airs In the Departthe Union Si n pier from the Balthasar Schmidt and AllimCFarailies Asool•
ment of State. Washieguie, D. C. He
the fact that it la dated April
laden.
The
wily
thing
moire!
about
this
is
lh or
will also be •Deputy Director of the
ego. Aga 1911 ... Beall means dont miss the ,Collection program on December 1111.
eh Mil loo
It
elue'fying to A...1
East. Asian Institute of Colloids
The Trapp Family Singers node an Impression with theirlarneue Christrore
student I hope the Administrate. will give rem, eoreideretion to D. •
University.
John Milt. undoubtedly stands very high, among the major poets in reictliere her a few, fem. ea, dealte don two feet of snow. Their
.
1827 -. Also take time not to Visit Mrs.
Seglisleliarature end armor the greet vial 'ties of all times. His maw therm and style D meet -refreshing
Jahn K. Biddle,-newepaper publishtrilidtIon to political thought and action was outiring• Yet we have let his Pose' 'exhibition of paintings in the Union. it is reviewed elsewhere in this
of Huntingdon, Pa., wan recently
kaue of the NEWS ... A bouquet of Oraidacrea to. whemtver is rrepoeferne, kit his contributions die end be forgotten.
em%
dieted Secretary of the Noes/Dania
.Although no one seems to want Milton, we study anvil*. and embrace sible for hot water and, heat that now Lasts beyred nine o'clock in the eve. ' Tuberculosis Society.
with scholarly real tho very concepts for which he struggled. More than ping in Lloyd.
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• Concrete fact has shown that the brOdcasting of sports eventr leePec.
the Fare of political ideal, the esthetic values, and an understanding of
Herbert W. Keleher hge reeently
the Puritan credo, there in today a rebirth of the classical tradition in spirit hilly on other campus.) has never failed to boast the attendance. Radio.
rsigned from hie position a 'a room:
anJ in form.-thet same elasical tradition which has twee rho spur of out' end recently televiaion. have showneaat insteed of keeping people away,
- her of the legal staff Of -the - Tax
they have passed in
to see the action in person. PAW in its up.■iviligation end about which we know ne little.
Wedamday, -"Bombe of the United State, Mashental broadcast of the home basketball game with F. dt
A semester counsel., •Mileen, though desirable, is atotems etege tiaraingto, D. C., end is none amputated
contributione, 'however. should be empliSmized in a humenities expects tu ilea bring out u loge attendance to busk the team once mere.
Heel
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meets, rename and manners of their the Cricket Club League with the
times" is the way Sigmund Spaeth& outstanding record of nine victories
.w",."
„,.. new book, "A History -of Popular and no Olean. 'The alumni team
'""r
C. Rob
Mina in America." is described he noted a total of di goals while holdart Haines. 2g, f"""t• nerve
the .publishera HIS book is filled with ing IlmnprOltion fo 4gin.hi.
for that sector of the world.
Aeries of our bat-knot, gangs, the The final atandina are listed beBusinessmen Cautioned
events that
pined them, the people low showing .the connected scherbile
Mr. Hein, vice-mesident of Corn who tom there, ea Die ecopesers. whia called tor, vgle, Mani to moon
Exchange Nati.. Boa and Trust Spaeth goes bath Co the vexy.iggin- all of the: ethos:fem. in UM lean.
oreepary le charge of the foreign nines of song in this country, carry- twice during-11m eoe,or, Otte 10/FM
lee period hat:ireeni Haverford, and Germano*ae
department. mantled that American ing you through the
wen mined not
businessmen shotild not look Li/ the to our own time.
riarshall Men to swell trade with His Look contains the 'ast eon, The Alumni Association wishes to
Europe abate mad beyond CBW dol. Plem listing of Impale,mimic ever corigeatulate the Saverford Soccer
asserehled
in
print."
with
an
index
et
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Tub for its outstanding achievement
tars for some time to come.
The Oiler shortage in Europe is. ones and lastrignental numbers ar- in erinning the title and thus bringing honor to the college in a sport in
bet:arising worm, in the opinion of the ranged by titles ,tad costumes.
Or Beath, radio'. famed ',Tam which Haverford has always played a
bakers- 'Nearly all of the countries
visited have some sort of restrictions Detective,. was Master of Ceremonies leading part
W. In T.
on trade with the U. S. is conseree at the Arena in Philadelphia last
9 0 0
Haverford
Millers. It is en thin account that month et the Mid-Atlantie States
6 8 1
Penn
the bankers belie. any holm of a Bieber Shop gaart,ta Singing Chem4. 4
Philadelphia
real swell in •Doropean tussle will not pionships, sponsored by the Phila.Germantown 3 5 1
come until the Marshall Plan has Phia Chapter Society for the Pres,
3
1 0
Motion
done im troth of reviving the internal creation and Encouragement of BarB
Arogric,
Moorestown
0
5
economies of the E111-0.11•2811 Wain. bar Shop Quartet Singing in
On thatarday, •December IL the
Balsam Beat ithrevered
champion edit meet a team of ail„t000r.1,4
Yan-Cho Email ex '12 Data s-tars picked from the re. of the
Haines; the
by far the best of in Canton; Church Leader league. The game, will be played at
the countries he visimd.
the -Philadelphia Cricket Club, St.
The death ...rt.,
Cg.gMe• tan
"The recovery- of this nation from
Martins end will start at 1311 P. M.
rge•Chg following the mune there Will be os104', nl
the war has been excellent end 'IL 5G1'..her
reconstruction entreats." he said. BaO Koren. ea-]Bit. Me was Moderator of freshments served at a cost of ,e1.60
"t this
the Ewald.* Sened of the Church
per P00550,
feted from the re. of Europe, with of Christ io China. He wu one, of
the exceptian of France, in that it the MISS prominent Christien leaders
in the whole Canton are. Hie lee has M Lavapp 17 Ptvate5
came out of the war with its colonial
-counted for ,mucb in the building of Away; Real -Estate Dealer
empire practically
the church in South China.
; In a letter to the Alumni Once.
Meade Lowe., '17, real estate
Me. &wan entmed the Canton
Haines disclosed that he found the
Martian College am a schoolboy and dealer, died sedately Noverdber P2 at
Anistant Financial] Attache in the
Union • Meowelal Hospital. Mn had
bineribee Entoasay
Pais to be received 11 'adenine to no to the
United Staten because of his whole. entered :the hobpital Fitter u slight
Harry Bell, "30. At Bell's apertmeet,
heart attack,
not far from the •Staile in Paris, the De Prefkimme • He oared Haverford
Mr. Lawson, who Ws, Ed, was born.
College
in MOS. Later be studied et
two enjoyed Lbemeselvea talking ewer
n Burk's Garden, Va., and was gradtheir common ecaaintaneos of Nev. Columbia Univeraity. where he received- a-degree. Aft. his return to uated ropy; Ilaivetiord CnillePet
deford.
Meridg to Baltimore in .190, he
Ca' into% Mr. Ewan received an &phone on Lt..,
pain-tame as the head of the Depart- treame associated with several real
ed, Bell has awe retuned with 111.1 of ChineaaLanguage no Ciente mote firms. including Realty Investor, Inc., Samuel Pmecathal; Inc.,
his wife to this country far a three Mu. University,
mooth leave, and be in reseeding moat • Mr. ',Ewan excelled a a pobLi: and 1,31e &mare Peal Building end
of that time in his hometown of At- speaker, as a committemith, and as Goo. Association. Ills office wee at
leak City. He retdrned from Europe a leader in liberal thought In hire, 11 East Lexington Street.
OP Swarthmore aecording to M.... William
to visit Walton Field_
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Cadbury, In 1946, he wee married to the
week-end.
the Christian Church in Soak China forther Mrs. Margaret Pyle, of BalIn Brume). Haines ran into Pete "ha lost one of its strongeet leadees... timore. Their home is at GM no.
Paria
robe is asseciated with the Mr- Cadbury also writes that "Mr. and Avenue.
ker. Lawson was a vestrynian, and
American Express Company. Since Ewan alhayst retailed with great enthe t time Pads h. been transferred threat. hie years anent et Hever. Sunday-school - superintendent at St.
to one of the offices in Germany of food and recalled with real" emotion Meriereotothe-itill Preteaant Bence
the American Exposes Company.
his friendship& with President beta pal Church, in Pflwavnis, Md.
Sharpies and W. W. Comfort end • He had ales held slice many years
in the Haverford SocDly of Marywith Professor'ufus M. Jones."
land, and at the time of his death
W■13 lea president.
Services were held tit St Stark's11016
Gummere '22, Jones '23 on-theKill, with the Rev. Richard M.
Or. Arthur F. Caen, in a reaent is• Elected to MSAC Poets
Lundberg, rector, and the Rev. C.
sue of geience News Letter, reported
Sturges Ball eillelating. Burial was
At the 52nd annual convention of at -Wytheville, Va.
favorably on
new prodert which
has been developed to immobilise al. the Middle States Association of Colette. nod Secoedary Schools in Atterry-causing hones dusts.
lantic City during the Thenksgiving Frederick Clement, '45, late
Word has just been received of the saela-end, John F. Glimmer% '22, was Marries Sane Savage
tread We-President. Mr. GOITIneee
death of Benjamin S. DoCou.
An imyreasire marriage took place
is Headmaster of the William Penn
Nov. 28 in Chestnut Hill, Acre Miss
Charter School in Philadelphia.
Rabbi Samna I
'"
A. Igehimer
.
n Bs,
At this eau gonventien, Wan. Joao Bell Seven, daughter of Mr. and
headed the Hebrew Uni. at Gree •
villa Miss. for 27 years, died. in Phil• R. Jones, '22, Famine] of the 'Wit- Mr.. Ernest Chauncey Savage, of.
mingt. Friends School. in Delaware, Cheeinut Hill, exchanged vows with
edelphia en November It .
W11. appointed to the Commiseion on Mr. Frederick Toone:L.1MM c1.11,11111'..
len •
son of Mr. slid Min. DeWitt Crowell
Garrett S. Mag. of the law gem of destitution of Higher Education. Mr..
Clement, of Wayne. The Rev. Range
Foley, Goan, and Elliot of Bost.. Jones' term- expires in 1001.
A. Trowbridge Yerforme,the
and Danaher of the Boni of en.
EMMY, assisted by * Bev. Burleigh
agree .of Haverford Colin
by with Duane, Mord. and Backache,
Cruikshenk.
represented the college at the Mau- 1617 Lend Title Building in Philadelguretion of. Dr. Abram teen &char phis. His nen.easi nce is 63 Wood. bin Cement nerved on bin
best . man, ad theeeshers 'Were the
as President of Brandeis University date Readetheetnu
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ALUMNI NOTES
Messrs. Dewitt C. Clement,
Phi& it
1932 A. Craig Swop was recently elected a director of the Butler County
(Penna.) Tuberculosis Society. He in
President of Electric Meat Device',
Inc., 50 Water Se., Pittsburgh 22,
P..
1935
11r. Ernest .Me Emus has recently
moved to Seattle, Wahington, to begin the pretties of medicine. His address is 700 Broadway, Seattle.
William Fe Bounden is now instructor in the English Department of
Dickinson College.
dr, Joseph
C. BhJuell, ire 'Is, Brantley Limns.
con, John H. Bush, 46, Chrietapher.
Ernest C. Savage, Jr.,
Van narc,
Frederick C. N. Littleton, Charles E,
'rtneeast, 31-d.'45, Richard T. Hamilton, ate, and Allan MeAlpin Heyward.
A reception followed at the /one
of the bride's parenta.
1928
Starry II. Bell is home on leave
frorn'the America Embassy in INIK,
Secretary' of the
klabasay and Vice-Censul. He experes.to remain home until the middle of Januarywhere he is god
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PAGE THREE
DATERFORD NEWS
Wednesday. December 0, 19 IS
Six Lettermen Return
To Roister Court Squad,
Betson\ to Captain Team
In an interview lest Felder, Bin Doeherty, Hornets' basketball teeth,
etated,that he looked forward to the muting season with nil.ted emotions_ The
first turn, although not inamgood a shape this year an It was last season at.
Oda time, could round out to ',Nome pp excellent (Whilet. But the Scarlet
mid Black squad In weak in capable reserves end with n tough schedule facing
them this winter, the note seven Or eight men will have to carry the total
Emden of !lactated', hisketbell fortunes. If they can do it, the seaton
should tee a success.
The court squad id I,inus ,J this year with the return of Mx lettermen. Thu
only newcomer who wilt au Considerable action win be Craig bleberton, 04
Sophomore, who will probably to assigned the starting center position, Tim
Maar foxy probable starters, Captain Bob Rotate, Dick Return. Sant Cole...,
and Sol Toll'. ere all veteran of last year's coon campaign. Sol TolliM last
season's high scorer, will again be tb playmakce andahe set shot artist of
the qutidet.
The little fellow will provide the
Pardo with a dangerous "outside
shooting" 'throat. Improved greatly
by a year of Vanity toinPeUtion. the
Belton brothers have become smooth
ball handlers and Will be a greet help
in setting op the various Fowl offensive plays. The fifth member of the
team is Sam COle10611, 6 hard driving
Bill Shihadeb, Haverford wrestling
player who should Give Haverford the
needed strength under both boards mentor, hat high hopes for a good
on for the grapplers. In an interand whose lay-up shots will add minty
view last Faint'. Coach Shihedeh
' total.
points to the F
stated, "We ought to do a tot better
Tall R ru
than last year. There im a great deal
Although the above1tnentioned will more enthosiunt and many promising
probably be in the starting line-up to- freshmen from which to build Satire
morrow sight, three other men will teams. I am quite pleased with the
see ommIdemble terrine. Don "Little turnout this seuon... Lastycar's rm.
Moose" Alaussep, brother of football ord was a mediocre 9 wins againster
star Chris, and Hal Whitcomb, just
hack from a tough football campaign, 1° Th'
i; aquoil is' bolatered by four rewere both letter winners tut you. turning lettermen as well. as three
Comb Ducharly will be counting on holddiers who earned numeral. It
these men to do o lot of the heavy also contains four freshmen at present
work under the bottrd. Both Melt are with one holding down a vanity.post.
very rugged and have. proven themLists Varsity
selves cornpletefy able to handle the
Shiluldeh submitted' a list of the
job. Thus far, Whitmire!, is still nom.
what hampered by gridiron injuries. vanity. but added that it is by no
but it - i.. hoped Mit his ankle and meansagefinitc for the season since •
wrist will encore, in the very -near number Of weights are still wide open.
future. The third man, Beets, it oidlY Dave listings, retaniing letterman.
a freshman, but has meat possibilitim seems pretty well established in the
and should be of considerable help in 121-14. division: At 128 lb.. there is
Bob Alkineuti, a freshman from EpisOlt latter pert of the season.
Academy.. John Dodge is the
On the whotee the Haverford Squad copal
and Clark Lightfoot I.
looks very fast this year and Coach 134-ponder
currently holding down the 145-16.
L/ocherty plane to use the fast-breakpost Although the latter Ma letter.
ing style of olfenad es much as peestiff wmamieen
tible. He less ...stressed eel Plays- Men, he ni receiving
freshso far this tenon to make me.of the from Ed Macbeth, a "promisiag
and Tom
bull handlthiabilities of to players. men." Goon Cadwallader
for the 165-1U
vying
ore
Lanceton
squad,can.liold
the
of
nucleus
If the
op physically during the whole season, division spot with Cadwallader haviag
.40-40 lieuerford Beeketbajl SOO
Matmen Win Opener;
Defeat P. M. C. 26-8
The Haverford wrestling squad opened its 11145 Ne.011 with a Midi triumph over P. N. C. The Haverford victory marsin wies mu, seriously
threatened no One of the Ford men went on to win their matthes by pinning
their opponent,
Dave Hastings in the 121 lb. class put .Huerford hi the scoring column
when he pinned Coleman of PBC et .1:32 in the third period. Sob Atkinson,
freshman newcomer to the squad. represented Haverford in the 1.001 lb. class.
and fought hard before Montagnole reared on a fall at 2:00 in the find Pet- .
it'd. With the score tied at 5-5, John Dodge went to work on Brink and pinned him at 2:21/ in the second period. With this victory in the 138 lb. class,
Haverford once mare went into the lead. which it held until the mei of the
match.
Clerk Lightfoot wrestled to a decision over Hyaskast in the 145 Oa,.
Clark had too ,,nor fells plus a take down. a reversal, and a tinny advantage
to his erudit to win S-0., Cadvralladee
fought a beautiful match to take a
time decision from Press in the 155 lb.
elms. Guy employed hip leg work In
tire the PVC man. During the match
he gained tabs. reversals and a tim,
•
so enn, S. Coles advantage to win by four points. Guy Although handiraPOmi
iteo
erty, Keetp, Hopkins,
pper:
bya "'""I
hes come op from J. V.. as has Lee
ilebDrion.
C.
TAM,
in which
S.
Lower: B. Belson, D. Rekson,
man, Annumen,
Harper who restled for the Scarlet lack of time and space
.,ml Black in the 165 lb. class. Maser, practice. Coach Henry Gordon hathe PRE captain, narrowly managed ample reason for his optimistic view.
to squeeze out a victory over Harper
ce
he won by the elute time margin of P.. After two nuke' practice Cher,
by D. TILLEY
=van second,
are well over thirty candidates for the
tea.
This WedneklaO the Haverford
Bob Johanson, captain of the Ford mushy and junior rnrsity squads, ingroup of holdovers
ketball varsity opens its 1948-09 sea- ked:ell team boosted the Itaverfor.1 eluding
Intramural sport. will have an ill, Rankin will lead the Junior teen..
last year, at well
portant function at Haverford during The Juniors got oft to a flying Part son *tablet F. • Al. Last year the score ak he defeated Bob Abond, co. from both squads of
as en uroloilitlly large group of will.
e captain of the AMC football team 11
the winter months. Blue first tum at football but fall and are hot for Scarlet were ore Point Octets
was fast i ng Fres'nmen. An incomplete oebed•
match
This
slims.
lb.
176
the
Sophomore
TwO
crown.
Kiaketball
the
armada in all winter spores are much
Moe which rarely saw morn than
and full of aclion, and it was not until Lie shows seven meet,. with several
smaller than throe of fall, there will squads are captained by Ran Dolbeare boo Painth spread In score.
220 in the third period that Johnston ape!. dates. Although the season
be more demand for class team, The and Hill Homier. This year the Sophs
with a meet at
F. & N. has already played too pinned Abood. Bob is a oeweomer
omits on lone/try
which
team
all-vetemn
an
up
got
have
uteptive
has
athletic department
the Varsity squad; although he wrest- Temple. the first home engagement is
of
both
lost
and
season
Johnthis"
Bob
Lewes
Crean,
Hal
by
led
be
will
pram on the fire for taking earn of
Itndowald. on the twelfth against Lehikh.
the many men who want to get on • Mon and Diek-Newbold are the rap. them. The first Was a 98.29 000.1 by led JV two years ago. Bill
Headed by Deer Tolun, captain of
Ford wrestling captain. Intl 611 the
chusn'tearn. George Colman M again Gins of the Freshmen teams. The Teniple and the second u 86.44 trouncm the sabers
way in his match and pinned Smith in this pmr.e. varsity P-a.
supervising the intramural,. A groat Freshmen will hare in What one well- e, by Bucknell- Comparing thew box
1:65 in the have exceptional depth and strength.
dee! of planning has been done to lit rounded team with s six-foot-four seores with the game played last year the heavyweight class at
period.
second
Hacking up ouch seasoned vanity
t he su t Mining fan it that only one
everyone into the already crnarded guard end a five-foot-two forward.
In the Jayseem.,..h Haverferd for- holdovers es Ulan. Tuttle, Kelly, and
Volleyball bolds sway to Wednes- Player on last Year's mind him no
gyM. The plan now iuludes nine basPMC for. Thorpe. and by no means out of the
day and Friday afternoons at five. turned. and he is not u regular. Thus felled the heaymeeightand
ketball end four volleyball teams.
class. Pete Webb of rue for starting positrons are Spaeth.
The'four team. will Play either ens it seems.evident that F. 0. M. has a felted the 12111b.
Full Schedule
. •
Ham-ford, won on points in the Ian Thornton, and Gertaty, all from bud
Basketball games will be Plea. en or tea game. tech dap. There will green team which will improve ..the tb. elan. Ed MaaJeth• fought hard rein, jayvee woad. Coach Gordon.
Monday and Tuesdaynighte. On each be two teams of Freshmen. one of year goes along. and with two hard before he was pinned by Woreford .n although haying no varsity holdovers
night there will be time for two Sophomoreaand one of Juniors. Mich. games under their belts may promo
n the epee. has a large Mono of jay' Caalinaed 00 page J
games. Possibly tinw-amy be found Barret is to be captain of the Junior tougher than thou two tomes indivees from which to choose—includinn
for night game. Idler in the week team and Jim Brown is ...Male of the cate.
Freeman. Hudson. Moran, Atka.,
Cole.
Sag
with
altars
team,
th;'48-47
Merri'boa
Freshman
two
One
the
from
Judging solely
when the varsity is away or when Sophomores.
man, Dick Semen, Captain Bob Bet. Ind Griffith. There is considerehlettek
there ate no first team gnaws On tap. tt. "A" tram—has co-captains Bob scoree it teem safe • to assume that
son. and "Lil Noose" Amusten who of depth in the Toils. but such varsity
The Bret three opponents on the Hay., Whittaker and Phil Baur. The "B" F.a N. is weak on defer..., while its
will bear did brunt of the arLion, are mon as Rowe and Tons Todd, brother
erford schedule have- no J.V. squad.. team will have Clark 'Johnson as up- offeneive power is centered around
figures on the Haverford *manager John backed by Merits of
It is hoped that intramural games tain. If Obi year's sorter clump. are forward Zink who has scored 17 and all familiar
Courts. Although this team lacks over- Yam year's J. V.. show at least no con.
may be ,put in as preliminaries for as god with their bete u they were 18 point• respectively egoist Temple
this dedut is °Hut by speed siderable weakness in that departthose games. On Monthly and Thurs- with their feet the Sophomores and and BucknelL No other players have all height
and well intermited team play, plus meet. From the large group of
day afternoons the court will be op.- Juniors will have to be on their toes scored consimentiy.
snore oedema scoria g pooch that Freshmen will COMO Moot of the
Halrerford'it alerting line-up will
ed to intramural basketbell—one game H they want to but them.
janior varsity Moab
@ has been lacking in previous years.
F.
as
eo
be
changed
not
.draskpolly
each at ternoon.
.
Dec.
are
Whitcomb
Hal
and
tolin
Sol
M.',
Morten
Gelded.
both available, although • 'wrist inThe Seniors Plan to been Iwo teem.' 8 7 P.M. Junior 11-Erosh A.
it."' suffered in the Swarthmore footTheir cap/nine will be Bob Wiagard 9 5 P.M. Froth B-Soph A
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7 P.M. Soph B.Boph Vets
end But Getter. Jim Finder and Dick
the sorting ar.:, coil/ nao‘no, of
I P.M. Junior A-Junior B
Dave Tolan Captains
Ford Fencing Team
Grapplers Prepare
For Rough Season;
Outlook Optimistic Nine B. B. Quintets Prepare As We See 9t
Haverford fans should look forward the "6. at ""*"'" Lea H'"""
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"Haverford Victory" . . .
Lunt Recollects . .
Continued from pegs 1
that there ens n "floating populeand Edmund Burke. just .recently lion" on the CAMP.. 'Thin Primp
to into the bonds of Colonel 'ahem. consisted at students who were-them
.leer outlining the course of events today but very likely would be gone
through which the semiotic papers tomorrow. Attempting to remove the
had come Into his possession. Colonel diffteulty that produced this Proof,.
!sham continued by reading excerpt, Pretident Comfort gave 40 Archibald
from eone of the mitnurripts in the Macintosh the job of netting up reati:entente for entrance with em.
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Colonel !sham closed his lecture by phasis op personality 'end tharaeter
quoting from another paper of tee. in addition to intellectual ability. Dr.
well', in which the biographer told. ,igAnt stated his belief that es a 'molt
of a dream he had experienced of a the-proportion of students with highconversation with Dr. JOhrIXOn 71■11.1. er imellectual ability has serrated
tit. .rieritt death. After a short per- ever the room. This step he eon.
t.,, .f questioning.-from the large eider:, one of the most important
Haverford history.
tot., • e. the meeting, was adjourned: changes
Continued from page 1
Continued' Prom page 1
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