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51 .0(1 A YE-hR
ARDMORE. PA ., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1940
'OLUME 40—NUMBER 10
an
It Happened One Saturday .
Arnegte Grant
X $105,000 Aids
linissian Studies
qi
Ford Five Takes
Xeus
Annual Xmas Party
Ford Glee Club
Sings at BMC,
Westtown School
•
by Jim Dem
Haverford, Bryn Mawr,
Swarthmore Recipients
College Calendar
Bow Incident" in Roberta Hall.
Webseeday, December IS
8:30 P. IL
Basketball game with Philadel.
phis Textile Institute at home. Saterday, January 8
Bneketboli eome with UntilllIn.
December it
wn
Collection: The Trapp Family
Wrmtling 44th Getteehne at
Ringer.
17
Fridur, December
Feing
Fencingwith Temple. away.
Haverford Chi-names Party
Wrestling with Delaware at SC.11:nrd
nd feeble:ion., taking
se7eTh"."
P7:.°Itnre eearninatione.
'eLd , 1
The Files Club presents "The In- , wee
9 le
visible Man" in Roberts Hall s.t.„.r. eetteete 221
810 P. M.
Senior comerehensive examine' Searday. Decembei 10
Vona
Thereette. eeetteee tte
College adjourns far Chri,tnts
Xmas Celebration
Slated For Friday
In Dining Hall
Variety of Entertainment
by Oakley
Includes Skit
Members of De. William Reese'.
Holiday spirit will bubble from
'Ford Glee Club were able to breathe
with
evening
Sunday
easier
' Pone eMhe Haverford College
little
a
eel,
eniong
The- ceperative
Divine Hall this Friday night when
two weekend meets bed. them.
Teen Mayne Haverford. and SwarthFaculty and Families. students and
and to do this easier breathing with
.
. Colleges received i0. greateet
'elate." mod and employee of the
the sense of a job rather well dose.
*cognition and stireulatIon wirls the
It ell started with a concert for
Colleen will join together in a Cent.
Innouneement Dot the Carnegie Cam
Weetuen School at Weatchmiterenalnum etebration slated to get undermration of Nee—Seek has made a
way
nts.
.
M.Rd:y7jae
ereay night, and finished with the an,77 "a'''.
way' at 9:00. The F.ulty Women's
Meet of $106,000 fee the joint estabmes S
i c od.
a
el
a
with
.".ril
ebruarys
ends:
F
'given
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t
'
'.
ebr
...d
F
.
:
:
M
1
conceit
,7
7
7.
'
Recess
or
I Iiiii committee in charge of the event.
Christmas
Christmas
nual'
Reel.
of
prograie
lishment of a
y 7.
minatione
...
1 ,7,.
ina.
F.d
the Bryn Mawr Chorus in Goatee
"
' mummed of Mrs. Cie.. Hoime.'
resume &On A. M.
dudlea In a joint statement with the
chairman, and Mesdames Henry,
Hall.
Friday. hewer, 7
made of Bryn Mawr and Swarthmore,
,00„ and Wytte, here tweetteett a ere.
Seond semester elesses begin.
The Met group of mage incl.ed
The Film Club presents "The Ox
President Gilbert White made kamen
alare
which
rounds
mam 'Heed with "a dare of variety
time-honored
the
. .he gift StindaY.
generoun portion nf Yuletide
rt and quite effective:
most instinctile
and
=agree Made Possible
•
"Dons Nobis Pacem" and "Signet
the
to
fire
the
The Carnegie grant,
Sete Mind
Dem Herne" Perhaps the fret part R
three schools as a unit, makes penof this first group was t. mink of
tibia a five-year program for etude
This writer is not an alarm. mite then, "dancing about, unmindful that the Christmas mann, "lift Up Your
bears
good
all
when
end
season
history,
the
is
this
language,
Met
Russian
of the
deer with knew as It R. were
h' h there will be mmmunit
Heade, ye Mighty Cabs."-"A =rein
'
Lie,. Oakley,
Political and economic institutions. BY for the mere sake of attractiag anew hibernate.
Moot Pure," and "Bereeme, L'Enfant Louie =eche, well-keown authors Right now, Henn does net watt war , eine le, he Di.. Beet,.
sharing the metes of experta in
man from Texas," D. then ebed•
ThIs ma. be 'deed beim. we The clam sadly shook their heads at
lecturer, end student . international and could not profit by war. Ts, i "that
et,
te
with
those fields and by joint development manta here certain erne wbleb them statements and fled from the
to...diem
to
wee„,
Heigh and Davi..
was guest speedier at Collee. United Staten certainly does not want'
t on
of their libraries; the three colleges transpired on the lievertme emelme room at Om end of the hour, still not
he said. eew o f 1,1„ M e ic,,,. ,,,,,,,,, Some
William hough did a solid job and Sion Tuesday, December T. Mr. Fl.. war. Our immediate metre.
nth now make sellable to their stud- .er the Mat eeekend. The followeg having seen n be or even a bear
janitors-and
the
by
renditions
chore
be
P."'"'
the
'for
.horrid
and
diplomacy
vemnsively
solo
rher has travelled
was roundly applauded for his
the kite,n et., are eeee on the et,.
ent. mune on Resale which none "ley can be Tailed by any member cub
work on Wegner* "Cidu, Mein Holder written a ember of books on 'Ruse. lion of 'war rather than preparation
could afford aeparately.
of the Psychology 41.22 clam who et. On Sunday, Derember'10, Dr. Sanforam,
arse for
Song by
It is expected that the program will Mode the lecture of December II, ford wets teen to enter the lecture earesuktern" and Pilgrim's Davieon and Spanish polities.
SS
tense
that
mid
John
feat
Fischer
Talented
dlr.
Twitaikowey.
go into operation next fall. Full de- Igili
renid,
''"i'ght;.
""'P
.
e'F
i ScenieceutWI e e:7r
:Cri'th""""
mnle,tndkiblica
room in Sharpies. and amuse the followed this with his worlienandilie U. S.-Soviet relation: are, he doubts . To prevnrMiiche
Gel. tad upon to lend a bit of the holiday
tails ere not available but it mere
student. of sitting in the wrong mane
Dr. Fillmore Sanford stated in
"Andante the imatineee of any inkier Val. is but necessary for us to get the
rertain that several paofeseore all be Pseehology clam Miring the - week of when aerially they set in the correct Performance of his two
th
G.^
in
"Prelude
and
Camnda"
added to the combined fatuities and December 6 that he saw a bear pran- mats. The eddents ea:mined that this
nishiTpoaed
1-1•17-Welan7chin.
do
riden
oundeers.7
F'
''''''Plre'
me mast wkin nthetira Wiekk
will apportion their time among the cing up and down the aisles of the lec- wee another visionary illusion, where- Of mine, the high mot from tilt
rives them of tha '..1°e d.""cr.cY. cookies, and truiteake will al. be en
„oter.,,,,eme.
„,tniettothtebeee
three .rembe The department will ture room. said room being SbeePle. upon there followed student questions point of view of audience delight was
her.
,..
he
stdielit....
. thri
arewo
deelett aw
her...
isew
r..F.
M..
.
Petit)
for
(synonym
Honnetenee
coursed
the
but
not offer a major program
"May hold
109: He is reported to have indicated sore as, ''What is the psychotic Plyin Rmssian literature, cielietion, and that this •110 a 'visionary elusion' cholosteal phenemenoe imitating the inure-encored group of selectientie The
few elements of etepee.eand tooebea
to get to Germans on our side- political philesopity tell he glee =tick em ono elm In alt, roam acesd libido when It aetsrely Pinworm to full emeetlinen final renffitlea of
Yee Vsesr
mace In explaining Rmahee preent for- Of the exotic."
Hs
Whets
"Ready
in
"Shenandoah,"
[WM.
cite
in
athletes
sdemeed
Mos.
Haverford
idermarith
warded to 41
be explained that- the Sosr
able to perceive; and be mewed the measure the mean deviation of visual Comes," "Poor Wayfaring Meager" awarded
the prevent language mom.
Uipnner of re.'ans d
7.11ririCsitm
viet Union is the etroagest, etrietet The ann'
aseembled students that the bear was purply"' De Sanford was found un- (on which Moor George Hofer soloed
Preddeale NM.. Among the many awed winners
such simply-reareed
world." A dictator- cent yeah has been given up M favor
able to an
and there were four who placed in either dietatorship in the
intensity)
quality
high
his
with
The heed. of all thee institution.
imelesily
stirred
class
The
geeettons.
/Mile he said, needs enemies. If there of thin year'e "get-together" celebroaudiThe
Nuttine"
0'
Plenty
Cot
"I
ferreted.
asp
a
ea
grant'
hailed the
All-Opponent or Allstate temne.
in their seats.
ere enemies. the people can be raid lion became of the difficulties imposed
mimboth it understanding Runk .d in
Next, a man in a white coat, army: ence maponse and their Dares the The following men received mention that tIney• roma they the dictator in by the Increase in the college Peniletie made
the development Of- the intra-coIlege
of their awards in the Collection 00 order to ward off the enemies, and the lion: Preside. Wbite'and Mee Holmes
ing.• Rattily new model of the "men- ing of a .redeeierldick
one.'
a„plas.t
evening
cooperation that exist. among thews.
November 23:
tal sports jaeket" entered. He mid,
regime can appeal entrees as-a res- sirend, however. that the tradition
President White pointed out the im- At a Meting of the NEWS board
have come for someone name The Beyn Mawr Chrielibee, concert. • Feotbelle William Ambler. Chrielo. tart for need of the population's eup- of the former dinners he uniting of
portance of the opening of this Told test Tuesday. twenty-eight men were Sanford. We *.t'M At him in this despite the ...heal hi...kw. of pher Amumen, Andre Briod, Reginald port of the government.•Rassis now the college and an a devotional and
of study to more students and said, elected to the Staff or monaoted to seeking jacket. Ha. Ha." This gen- Goodhart. saw the eve club easily Collier, Thomas Fleeting, Harry Gar. h•A no enemies and if the government eommenity fellowship esthering will
"White universities with large 'e- higher positions. In the letter cate- tleman stood there as another entered singing its beet of the year. The Bryn Mean, Stanley Greenwald, Harry did. notlind a now enemy, the tension Mill be carried on.
aten. do Mier mneentrated litasean gory are Peter Haff, new Advertising the room carrying a shotgun. "I heard Mawr Chorus, conducted by Robert Home. Robert Johnaton (CaPt.r. in the country word be relieved anti
Preceding the events in the DinPrOcratas In thee graduate erne... Editor, Anthony Morley, News Editor, there we a bear in them pets." be Is =iodate, led off to program with Smolt Kiemere. Homer Kimmich, Mal- the people would not accept dictator- ing Hall wilt be a Candlelight service
this neglect. the vast majority of and Janie. Thorpe, Alumni Editor. is reported as haying. "The ain't none four delkam folk carols arranged by lory Leah, DeWitt MonUomere. ship. The Moscow government is under the auspices of the Chriatiin
with
sans
girls
The
Niles.
ea
Continued
pose I
Thom. Merle, Boland Neuhaue, Ed- maintaining world tension with inn Forum, a branch of the Inter-Faith
Also di.useed at the meeting were here he said, after a quick look John Jamb
precialen and excellent tone finality, ward Tel (Cept-elect), Harold Whit. vetore and retools to come to agree. Organisation, which will he held in
Plias and ladled. the the NEWS about, and departed.
- Then the elan asked the Doctor if which they sustained throughout the comb, Welter keen, Jamb Lenge... Rent with the Wester parer..
the Union Lounre from 7:15 to 7:45.
Staff during the coming sealer.
the
concluded
-which
numbers
joint
(Mee 1.
Ran.. Planned
he ear. any other animals pending
Rage. Needs Cramand , Soccer: John Doane, Free Wol- 11 the dictatorship does not hove
The 'projetted meivitles foi the cheat the room except the bear, which program; three Bach Chorelea
by Hein- not, Evan Jones (Cape), Arnie Joe., tenaions With which to justify the remiming tern am directed at the ul- he told was .0111 there, He said no. 'Hodie Chesnut; Nem Eet,"
rich Schulz.
Kari Spaeth, Paul Shipley, Al oaroliar, gime, .it must have. victories with
Continued... 4 ••
timate end of for.. a Seamans.
Have Drawer, Charles Geoffrey, Con- which to glorify the reghne, Mr. Pim
"Off to an excellent inert" is the ChM et Haverford. The present-Mails
e. Reynolds, Allan Clayton, Horatio cherrentinned. Since ffiumie is not
judgment of Dr. Harry kited on the for the. NEWS Staff include 'trip. to
Wood. Bill Heade Bob Kirk, Nice likely to achieve nevr victotle sbon. • In an especially invigorating peBret few weeks' functioning of Hav the printing offices of the. Philedel.
Beam
the
and
Chantilles.01-Clement Smith. Andrew the • government relies on terniain.
@done'. newly-i•stituted noneeadern phis Bening lantletia
eing at Bryn Mawr last Friday, tha
Lueine iusis-sisso•
ie program. The program was official- day Beni. Peed, and, at niggler In.
Been needs have no fear of the re- Haverford chapter of United World
Cress-Cmntryi Daniel .Brodhead, selts-of international tension became: Federaliets joined in debate with Prn•
ly set in operation on the afternoon of ernes, &met for the entire Staff
pouve-eitemetadwallaCarman,
under
College
Jahn
the
for
of
completely
friend.
or
registration
tennioe
the
the
alumni
with
she has
November= el=
Fallere of Industrialism
feeor Peter Berereen of our ester
"The Gefmany I Rev" was• the
Coatinned ma page 4
neet hie tee' be net_ der. James Groshola (Capt.), Bieherd
the mewslee in the gm...n.1. On Prominent in the publishing held as topic of •19, Emil Fuchs. former pro- De, Fiche e,
college on solutions to the present
Rankin (Cept.-eleell. Bute Studien).
that day forty-six men enrolled, and geese.' The eulminittion of the term's
weld tries.
fester ai the University of Kiel. Ina Inning some of the Isetors to whose
four subsequent eneollments bring the activities well be • banquet, some time talk delivered In the Founders C'eMa intoenre he attributed the else of die- Three Haverford College players
After Edwin letkoseof Penn. prein February, marking the fortieth an- mon Room, , Deerdber 9. Seventy. tatorthip and violent netionallern in were plated on the-All-Opponent setotal number up to fifty.
the Fed...millets' plan for the
sented
er mam as was announced by Lettish
-demie program, under niversary of the NEWS.
The nonaca
strengthening of U. N. into. a world
four-ye...old Dr. Fuchs, who has bee the Germany of the past First ne hit University. Thenwre, Horatio Wood,
the chairmanship of Dr..Pfund. offers In the electio. Jelin Calvert was
ireptersom
and
eVeremetie Prates.. %there cour.
at Pendle Hill for some thee. is • list was the inhumanity
forcenter
Jones,
Pan
in
the
forward;
all
and,
left
ranging
Manager,
courses
of
ClecalatIon
number
chosen
•
tered by stating that any wire limleader in,the Chrietlan Socialite move. ality of Nineteenth Century induetti- ward; Arnie—Fen. outside left. Theway from theatre arts to weelmend the photography department, Robert trent in Paste. Germany.
Seven years to the day, after' the e-rant could only be. in effect,. anti.
house, which. he said, by depriving the
Fleming receiveddionoreble Men- Japan.. attacked Pearl Harbor. =sedan military alliance of the West.
work camps. All Meeker a student Brown and Winter Helen were elect=Meded worker of a wnse of hie ma.
Pres.
Associated
1948
the
from
tion
may subetitete Mee urinate. of in- ed emeditors with Bleared Greenwood
eon awed by of.
White announced
own eignfficane' in society, fostered
football conference. Preedent Gilbert Sugimoto Prize to Profeasre Haebrae
erection under the program in 16.e and Daniel Hardy as Annelle.
plan. T ill would feaan attitude of apithy and perionel ir- Altnenneykvania
feda hi.
the award of the
•
Two Wathinelonleas
of physical education Miring hie Sop&
sell far the Andrew Leine and Dick Rankin Theodore Lewis for his runny on post- ture making a truce in the cold war
iwtile
reponeibility—s
were elected caplet., of the metier war japanele-American rennin... - with Russia, and while I erring arme 1
emcee and Junior yearn The coarse Anthony Morley, who was reed to Scholarship
growth of dittetorship.
and cross country beame,.respectively.
a permanent stature a. News Editor,
are not open to Freshmen.
of Se- The second factor cited by Dr. Lueine, of Penn Valley, Pa., Is a grad- The 8100 award me offered by for any eventuality. am rt. the hiatorIs • !sophomore, who came te Harem The Penneyleala Committee
Made API...e.t.a First
Germiliterleation
the
on.
Cbristopher Morley, .10, in honor of beat trend to soeielime le the Weal.
FlIn1111
.i.ppitc.a.
&hot.,
of.
uate of Friends'Select School and lent
Of the fifty enrollees, the amenity fed irons St Alban. flebool, Wash- leellon a Nee, goo. ,
el, as pee of many under the rule of Um Hohen- rear made the quarterAnil round of the distinguished Japanese autbor. Eventually Communist' dime mule
of whom are Sophomores. the largest Indere D.C. His jearnalistic experD eetweve
the ewe meet, Sealer candidates millern family. who were ambitions to the Olympic' tryoats Hankie hails Mrs. Etsu Sugimoto. Candidates fe find l ittle to ,fear from the socielizei
Moue. fifteen in all, are taking_a- nce In the antesHaverford period mu
interview nn sec 'Gaffe. militarily powerful to from Chester, Pa., in a graduate of he prize entered creative work -deal. remainder-of the world. Pere could
couree' In musk appreciation, 'The as editor-in-chlet of the :drool year- from the State after an
ng with Jenance-American relations, then be secured in an international
Thuredey. He went before the Dis- en extent dl out of proportionto he
Confined on page 4
ease under -Dr. William Beam; meets hook
past, present or to come" to he jude- atmosphere thus cleared of distrust.
Salute, tai m and remurcea This atmosphere
twice a week in the Unite. The next 'James Thorpe. the new Alumni ire Committee of Seldetlon the
Fem.. Qeestion Bachrach
ed
the Comettee on Fellowships
four —propagated enough the whete
largest group, with thirteen students, Editor, also came to.Haverfoid from as one of twelve trying for
Ilembere of the U. W. P. chapters
and universities—alio gam rim to
and Prime. After withholding the
Teacher Exams
• la the phatography en it, under Norman Weehington, D. C., ,hoot—in his district echolamhips. State -COmmittee dictatorship and a "fatherland" roe
award one year for leis of any entry from Bryn Mawr, Betel, Penn.
Penneyleanie
Wilton and Dr. Helsel. This coarse ease, Western High Sch.'. Thorpe is The
Herndon'.
Dr.
and Haverford 0001 defend.
Education
worth.
on
Princeton.
of sufficient
The Armee. Council
p1.0. •
his been divided- into an elementary • member of Founders Club, Tan also interviewed Warder Cadbury:
has announced the tenth armee ad- groupunanimously found Lewitea ed their nun program. stating that
Riae of Sticiallem
and an advanced sec tion, and there ill Rapes Alphs. the Glee Club, Orches- 48. last Thursday, Cadbury and
of
de/teeing
•
Teacher
most
be imited to take part
thik
be
National
weld
to
its
of
mum'
the
ministration
under
Fuchs,
Dr.
said
However.
Haverford
two
only
the
• probability that the elementary see. tra, and Bend, and Is Business Man- Hood were
and
essays.
men entered in this state. Grbealey lenience of Mare. socialism, 1 Examinations et -Haverford College field of two poems and Iwo• member In setting op a world government
tion mill have to be farther mitt up. ager of Cap and Belle.
then benefit from its advantages.
Elobben a graduate atudent here last workers' movement began in Gem on Saturday. February 19 and Saler. Dr. Richard M. Sete,
Twomey Admitted -to Staff
Ten men—, capacity nember—are
of the committee, found Lewisa emay Then Amaral Haverfordiens miti•
28, 1949.
February
aye•
day.
correct
to
strove
'which
many
for
Haverford
by
endorsed
wee
News
Inc.
elected
were
men
out for instruction in ;peek speaking. Thirteen
felt to-be deatmethe The Teacher Examination. are "de- "sympathetie and underetanding". ;It deed Professor Beefiroch's plan for
•which is given ores a week by Dr. Aserela Mai Robert Chase, Pete Com- North Carolina, and Steve Miller and tem which was
At Arse Dr. egned to provide for the objective opened' with an enduing narrative an armed true, which they claimed
Snyder. Six .'Haverford Students, to- mie, Robert Foley, Edgerton Grant, Ted •Leves were in the New York of human pereonelity.
.
ruche anted, the chnrelies, being cote measurement of certain abilities end contrasting /opener and Meeker; no one would trust, and which hadelgether with twenty-four from Bryn Robert Hammond, Frederic Hensel. competition.
the policies knowledge that constitute an import- life, which was followed by a limo ways led to war. After one Haverto
ittached
end
aerrative
annually
Trmtees
Rhodes
Paul
The
Johnsen,
Miller,
Herold
Clark
' Ham, meet at the Skinner
ruler, opposed this movement; ant part of the qualificatione of pros. ion of relief needs and the role of ford student leapt 'to his fret to tell
Workshop at Bryn Mawr for • course Milner. Riehord Norris. Tayler• Put- armed four two.year scholarships to of the
Oxford to each district of eight stelae. but during the Hitler regime, and es- pective teachere'"The beta touch on the Americus Friends Service Com- Professor Bachrach that hie argument
in theatre arm under Frederick Then. ney, Peter Tape, and John Wirt.
during the 'last war; the ability to nee the English language mittee in Japan. Dr, Sutton did not didn't have a leg to stand -on. the
The ex remaining participants in the Seven men were admitted to- the Cecil .Reodes founded Use wholarstem peially
leader., persecuted by the and to reason. on .nerel.culture in- fel that the paper tried to settle all Bryn Mawr faculty member grinned
nen-academic program are divided Staff, ea Sports Associates: Edge in eepulating as the bards ate aelem church
found and made a common formation, on the goals and methods possible problems. but that it wail a and mid, "It's fun to discuss ruck
amen, weak-end work camps and Believe - B. M. Getman. Kenneth lion literary and seholestic ability, Next,
reuse with the working people, to that of education. and on mastery of the simple eeasy Showing fir...ad matters with a de. whs. I wish I '
remedy tenter zetielties, Meer- Deleon, -Nicholas Norton, Thom. qualitie of manhood, moral form of
.
knowledge of the problems of the Ja- could peruke my Mode.. to answer
Social Democratic port` In subject matter to be taught_
Mad by Dr. Mete!, and neetelwark. Roth, Peal Sterner, and David Wee- character and instincts to lead, and today. the
ma like that."
ime. Peoplemd nekton..
Continued on page 4
vigor.
physical
Mg. ed. Norm. Wilson.
`Case of Missing Ape' Poses
Problem For Psych Students
Need Victories, Crises ..,,,Reds
eds ?Feed
-;„°".r.1iito':.
,„
To Maintain- Power--Fischer n."'„'-,•°`„Tct,'".::::
Fall Varsity Awards
Feature' Collection
News Plans for Year;
ers
Member
El ectsStaff-Memb
Non-Academic Units
Enroll 50 Students
Bachrach,UWF Offer
Peace Plan in Debate
FuChs Traces Reich Politics;
Indicates Role of Christianity
.•
EssaybWWis, '49
Wins Sugimoto Prize
Mod, '48vin Rhodes
Finals.
HAYffFOhb
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llaverrord News
1.aids•
hiller—Sednals M. ;Wow,
F.le-liskioloas Stern.
BO
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Neu, Edittc—WAter Seliconlin, 9 illisw R
A, tin, Nos Edifor—Anthonv Muds,.
Al neon kdasn—honnuth Dolloalre.
:Ionian, Sports Editor—David t
,
Astrahres—Rasol'Ilsitnell. Horst
Stmlord I
tiii.ve.
niter. pow, Thorpe.
lianas. James Miller. I IltWard { ,N211/.
•tts Aonoiefrs— turd Potypo.l.o. lostpit Scoot.
Ph,dograpin,— Bols lesion, 1)1,1. Guam:nod. LW Hardy.
111 ,./..i.org .1141itgst-,Peisi It . lint
Cirtuldfrou Merirger—holm
Moon.
1,1
,t,t, It ...aft ..1 11,es-h.., Loll, it, •
esle,as, oar. [`mood 0, lie Asintor.
hone Mme, Arbor., Pa.
!miffed ai seevol.class matt, et Me ArJrnorr,
of Congress, Anguti 24,1912.
EltrIlsrung!trat the
on,peny, n Ripe..
()its,. seder Arl
The (negiatelations et tr college connutink
eXtendiel t..
lir. John A le •tm.
the 11:1,11
ihnicht .r. Ali,,., II e1,1
ler. Sunday, December
Rest whhee also to Mr- and !di,. Ilopot IL Whit.- who wm, married
27. lt,s White iv the forno r Miss Polly Wei,.. David R. Ito.
...,11s1 serval es h.., emu, nod Jelin While., Leon Robbins, end Williane
Ambler were ushers.
In Summing
..
Wednesday, December 15. 1 94B
NEWS
titelud. Oar need ie. twat and the *Ply saittiOn, the one posed by world
la% so workable, that the moot point, its titaness far elisteher, looks ltd.
iteffintly good to moll a world-wide llovel.nt of ilkatelly anfilohe of SO.
Porters from abated nothing in the there of five mare. More iroperuntlY,
this includes malty naknowledged tonalities in the flea
Public opinion is the necessary fora le any such step_ Teo fuetom de'granite the strenirth of public opinion; An Idea dynaatir enough to license
ettlInnissin and the wide and thorough diesentirmtion of that idea. World
cswerninent is such an Mery Its rithaadmillon resprims mosey him nMeimlt
efildieity. Eason lime. the .idea could its withmit memories publicity. Mr
linben't tho limn. We've none at MI to spare end if an get several. ;oats'
p..zee well all lk lucky. We must have tim moll MOP, 1Nowith ealthert
essible.
Charity. in doe justice, has one thing to rathatharad it: Tbot is Us
function as a mutate builder. Being private, "non-imperialist" charity duct
tend to build, with its htdieiddal liumanitY, warm &elks toward Its
donors. Where the material conditions ere really desperate, the morale
teeter it fairly omit le competition with governmental aid, dolema of comae
those is 1,3 othervhcla. In the main. it is prthably quite effective for Ica
imt those aims ore so few and far between that Its total strength is
'.,yen to scritate question. Ito nsofulnee, In terms of world gevernment, is
nes significant. The fundamental problem I. Russia and the Unita! Stotes.
The revoked cannel. would get smurity and economic help One beyond
any pe,vilde menace, they'd seed no bribing to join. It could he sairl'that
helping to keep than out of the Russian orbit would be useful, bat, while
the strength of charity's influence is in the Brat place questionable. &Main domination of Euroee would make we government (he easier. since
the chief Fondle is the domination of Russia inseen • government 1 her
tonv,tetion of being out-voted and subtly coerced.
The choice is clear: A relatively ineffective palliative or a difficult but
reaeonebly -possible practical lure for the greatest and most Prembig
danger at at OT any elite time. enc....thug. _in ite solution. the lives
and welfare of us alk u wiles the material betterment of the unfertunate.
If its chances were much less then in tom they are it would still he worth
MI the time dad support. in every sty poeg:sle, we can gine. You can't
spend the•sam, dollar two ways. If you spend it for other than the molt
effective way you are defaulting your reeponsfetlity to yourself and to all
mankind. It is human life and misery we are timeline in, let's not sell it
short.
.
Victor Hugo
ALUMNI NEWS
Villa
kennel Dinner for Fall Sport. Toaro.
311911.60rOli I,
TIM ALUMNI VARSITY cLus
hound s the footboll, somer and ersesiefinetry teal.
and last year's elmomionehip tennis lean
Date — January Ilith or 20th ( depending on meeker/
Nate — Merton Cricket Club. liaverford
Watch the Haverford News for further details
(written notices will be mailed es man is awl details are arranged)
Am to he present at this first annual dinner which
e PO* Pellet e1 loess* risols tome
materna ow Aganaugagarra
,d
ze.
m
eia, II
Ip
er t.
IL
"fil? 11.1411. DIttelor of A
. W. (Istria/004 to Take
Trip Through Africa
to. John at Charles, 'hi. Is resigning from hie position as Profane. of
gdatetioe at lows State 'hacker.
College.
lo• • recent letter to 'Walkn M.
Willie, oleo a member of the eleas
of left, le writes to ma, "The maon lies in the ereopect of a great
edthnialt. I set gall an thairitther 24
tram eke Origami for OeFethwai
Yi
, II
t &TM:
F. Curtis,
H
Baltimore PTA
Allentown Alumni to
Form Local Chapter
On Wednesday evening, December
22, alumni in the Allentown area
meet at a dinner to organise the Hay.
erford Society of Allentown.
Under the leadership of Dr. lima
H. fetmrmen. '45. end shamgh the
co-operation of the Alumni Office.
°Ens haee pan devedthed it an Mtertsiellok 0i:ening for ilatenterfilans
in .Lekigh Vailer. Coach goy Sandell and Alationi Heereterir Pennell a.
C.f.r win be preerent at dch dinner,
folio.eg which there will be movies
of this year's lineatilonere fare .51
seems fn. Alumni list test Joe.The dinner will be held at G:110
P, M. It the Village Inn Ifisraterly
ityen's (Runde...) on Route 22, just
odtaide of Allentown towards •HarrivThe coat will be Ohio par person, all interested:alumni ehould conFranklin 0, Cate, I2, too neon tact Henry II, Veiterraan, 1431 Ts,
eartior az President of the
.r St., Allemown, Pa.
Paige &heal P. T. A.
tetanal Meet Neither. 11142.
Us ear eletted Cheiteetffit 22 Ili,
emoted in Marsh of the 42104 224,
Mr. Curtis ha 41111022W that the
Montell Me I wfteleti einem& re,
he said, "its purpose Is to create a
better tuiderslanding. between parents, teachers, and the %Stools them.
selves through such medicate es Pittnod adeatillip." The emend itarpime,
he continued, is ''to obtain adequate
berg.
Macintosh to Meet
Chicago Area Alumni
Africa in • party of three and we
The alomni in the Chicege area
are to on by truck In Mistime as Ike
It is nut that we are simply swept op in the Seasonal tide of
will hold 2 dinner meeting In Janaeast abort of Lek. theark. Theme
generosity and good will when we take occasion to hand out
any. Vithiptealiwat Archibald Manwe are to go to Lake Tcherd and then
Potash, who mill be in the middle crest
chriettnne bouquths of commendatimi to various parties on camIlea: Sir:
to • west pert to come home. Tide
at that time, will be the guest et
pus, rather it isour wish to acknowledge some of the line serv1 tea that the criticism of the Cap hnd tails perfermance of 'An Inundertaking is under the direction of
honer.
ices carried on here that have gone perhaps without recognition. teem. Cult,", published in the NEWS lest Week, was So entirely wetterfends
to
tarry Out a 91.117•111 Oh Se.
Post Hoyt who was fee thirtygre
A letter hes been seal to negro.peon a Friends • Mestonary tit Xis. prove the City's schools and to creole
First or all, our thanks goes to the Student's Council. Stave tamed In content- that I would like to M. this opportunity to correct s few
irately 80 aleverfordiath in the Chimuand is now curator of the 1310.11110111 • Mater eitheetimal atmosphere."
Midi, and the Council Representatives fully realise the great of the misconceptions created by that erittMsm.
rags mew on • Imo turn-oat is viA marred roan with twothildres,
John Mason Brown hos sold filet to be a drams critic one Moat first
it Priced, Unitereity .in
degree of tiesponsildlity that their office carries. Thin year we
ewed w meet air. illselnresh at the
have :me., en actor or have acted. Obviously the author Of lest week.. critThey may hum big gamer I'll keep Mt: Curtis Ion liars at NM Hightield Mime. An additimal felitare
Mill
again hide an active council. one that has, through its sugges- icism had Retie ti
experience. or he would here devoted Mom entice to
the record tvith my typewriter and Road, Iteltimere. Maryland. Be is a be
the showing of movie. of this
Dons and Work in carrying out those recommendations. accom- acting, dirating, and production. and less there to 2 criticient of the play.
will write to you at some stag. at Mather in the Cartes and Dig. insurance egemy. ehainnaa of the Deo raw'. dararrlaware game.
the jourmy...
plished much. The Council, cooperating with the Administra- Because the play was a revival, it was entirely melee...try to entitle.it
The dinner will be held at the Uni•
Ileum dietrict
not illedatth and is
tion. has given usa campus store and hangout to compensate for except as a cheiee.
emaly Club, 76 E. Monroe St, Chie thember of the V. M. Cl, A. sled of
Sin,e production nod Mr ion were nut mentioned, permit me to disthe loss of the Straw. Al Reynoids Pawns his round of 'applause
cago, on Friday evening. January gl.
the Baltimore Trust Council.
ethie thou briefly. Light'
wee ad..., ale euceesefelle (meted somPre-dinner festivities will Mart at ti
I or the swell ink he in thong in the the ('nap.
he Council '.8 tire- ber mood. The act, although not eimerls. Was the best net I have seen MI
bridge.. Re laid the small docks los- P. M.
less elfeelit in bettering the Dining Hall gitUution Save borne re- either the 13.-yo Miner or .Haverford stage. Costuming, props, and nthe-se
Thomas Flimsier,
ing rot the Midge. Solt raiseed and
is in charge
sults. The rearrangement of meal holies and the installation of were entirely satiafaetary,A* far as the direction Is concerned, Mr. Fredfell in the elm. -hot liven he mule of arrangements. Otis address is
a winter system shish will begin after mullion will he of great click Then ruceeedod in brimine oat the numtmuut effect of each perme
four or
ens and ...fed the train, Nation.} Safety Council, 20 North
benefit In the college. Thanks to Mrs. Reatto mid Mr. Coselli Gins indirkuny hpunded by the ethereal inspector. but failed to eugaest
hitting and disabihrg the locomotive. Wackei Drive. Chic.. a This is
atmosphere et fantasy.
The fallowing letter. from Chris
aim, for their cimpertaittof in this
"Be yon no gee that our deity rou- real opeortunity,for the Chicago Al•
Sincerely tours,
Evans, )11, was received by the Pkiie- tine here has not been without lea umni to hear about the college end
The inhabitants of the "White Huune"—Messrs: White.
Edward O. ilbakeepeare
delahia Office of the Amara-en Etienne interrubtlona And it In likely that we bovean enjoyable evening together.
I owt hlaclIdstsh, and Pepinsby have carried into operation IA. Sir, Sethi. CowIntittne. The letter Is the •
antes to have entail disturbMr. Peter Tapic provided us*ith food for thought in Ma review of the
ninny iixtifillent fuxisores. Installation of the survey centres Mitt
first direct news of conditions In the some both In the way of troops mov- and itetelbliment begartmenb of the
EMI. Co., Jeannette, VA., was preproduetlun of Prieetley,
An inemeter Calla Certain of hM
of groat help to those ottalenn who would with for a broad underMonett town of Chougroott, wham ing threegh and short air raids. Harseriatim seem rentroverali
m and wish to take issue with them.
Swain is stationed as a member of em, we Um, tried to etsieoot. as sented the 1941 Alni6t Award of the
standing of a itarticular field. The non-academic program, though
Ditiogerding the silly and urettroctive headline, the reader finds
American Society of Mechanical En.
the-Friends
Service
tint
rmal
an
atmosphere
poosible.
I
still In the experimental stage. is bound to prove that efforts of sentence referring to "regular attendanta of Revertant-Stye
Mawr produclibutets It their mental meeting in
- "On the night of October 21 there
ink that from the standpoint of
Dr. Barry Pined and his committee have'been worthwhile also. tions:" In roonidering this phase he must reel'. that the tabor is referMei. Vomit on December 1, 19p. The
was a small pitched debt between the both Cott personnel and the ernkward,.eilven for the "Most outstandCampus Day. a joint production of the Coma Ititd—Ailministra- ringlike., Co shectators than to ushers. Reeding further he Bode that the
Meal teen (county) troops and the oloyees, everyone hen done • good job
pal agraph is devoted to a comparison between Ao fespector 'Calk and
ing piece of engineering literature
Cow was'alito a thoroughly successful venture.
Cammuniet troops. Evidently at first of going about their work.
The linportanee of Being Peened, presented at Bryn Mawr on
for the preceding year-written by
the mien troops thought that there
The Superintendent's office deserves much Praise for its weei,
"There has been a good deal of unyeah. I: end 13. .Thie terns out to be a singularly inept and Inappropi;Ma merely a malt and local tam* certainty in the village and peopli a Yoder member Of the Seeiety.under
in bettering come of the pressing necessities ill the physical eimmarison
which Medi. mainly that Show mho attend Haverford-Bryn
of the Ione Communist tmepe • have been keeping pretty huge. lot the age of thirty," Yhi9 presented to
plant Mr. Eikihmeder has supplied us with new heating and elee- Mawr prodtidtioes regularly have seen only these two play, while actually
mating an attack that they had needs Most of the Hideo Halt. (elfildren) Mn. Dods for his paper "A New
Python of Correlating Meal Flow
teical Litanies, better pavements, wiring along the Cane, awl] they bone of coulee seen King Lear. The Man Wizo Came to Diane, and 3.1
Isere one night of the previous mak came to school on the day of Ilheratit...tilted improvements to the mood. Bennett Cooper eon- 'forth The nest statement in a hat untruth. The audience laughed, ye, in
when Mark Shaw and Frank Miles Non end they.. an back nu*. ?reel, Comprebteor Cascade Data
a kind of "hysterics.' but really in hysterical relief erom the tension of the
Iiuues with his line job in the Alumni Mc.
still were hem hut it soon developed hate been Waging around a great
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play—u kind of laughter often Mond lath mystery plays.
that thie ems a heartes form and after deal. One or two dope It was tempos.
CongrnInlatione abio to Besets. Randall and Doeherty, and
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Walker reIn his enolksin of the play. Mr. Tapke mimes entirely the metier point
they had brought • Mortar into action, Bible to buy wheat.
tenth, asheetem the engagement of
1,1 the Intraltalral Committee fur establishing a program to in- of construe:ion, the use of
the Inspeapr as a semi-divine creature who rethe local toys withdrew rapidly, Ogg
Chris•Drans,
'41
their
daughter,
Margaret L.. to
terest foil student pnrticipat ion. Also Tom Hopkins and his Cub- veals events of thd past in their relation to each Other. It doog not "derive
one roan am wounded, almost. all
Hathet.1.121224212„ le, who Deduated
toms Committee and dim Miller' and his "Rig Brother" group Much of Its power from the contemn hetweeb the Birtings and the InspectHelen troops escaped with the
from the ZniversIty of Pennsylvania
or.
The
interest
of
the
play
lies
in
the
method
of
handling
e Solely obvious
' merit the appreciation of all fur the fine jell in intloCiVinatillil
striae; and with • 01S00 nourish
in architecture last year and is now
theme. Perhaps the. gasket tray of enalysing the play is in the termWof a
bogies the Comninnists took over. A
and guiding the Freshman Class. even though they irate ham- Creek
working in Philadelphia in that field.
tragedy. like Oniffies Tyranius, An Inspector Calla consiete of a
5:00 a. en. an amber 22, Chowseu
Mu -and Mrs. Walter 1.. Reeder of
pered by the absence of a pond.
• , "series of recognition wenes, seenes in which. as 1 have rid, events of the
hod been liberated. It has remained
Bellevue Fenn, Columbus, N. J.. ens
Ti. Stailetits, Faculty, told College Employers go our Christ- peat are reveniedin their relation taeach other. Still that Is not the mes. • liberated
ever since.
nage of the play. P;iestley says, fold and lode, "We don't lire alone. We
A stag of U. D. fngi° health aPee- Muneed the engagement of • their
num itiroutings and best wishes for another successful' year,
..its far as we are cencerned the
Whets, including Dr. Hugh P. Ban- daughter Dorothea, to Howard B.
ow members of one body. •We,are responsible for path other."
liberation caused et minimum of Meopened an invesUgallon into *fleas]. After receiving his Masters
ton,
The function of a theme critic is m convey to his readera a leant cal
order and disturbance. All during Fri.the recent mood diameter "ditch took degree from the Yale School of
onlelmi of n .play.11ist on its own terms, then on the terms of his readers.
WO had eutallgyedhe
day,
the
22nd.
Forestry, If rlebel is now employed with
1,
rm. renewing p.11,vmal let le, I20 lives at Donera, Pa
orhaps
fapke totalled the second or theyk, retlirements. 1 cannot be'
itelemnolent of -the ell
of withers coming into end looking
A opokoranan for the group said the the -Sable Mountain CorpomLimi in
spa,.
Hurt, that he Judged the plej, for itself. tome,:
Raverferd Chaise, ef lin. United W.11•Iti Peilersilivt,or
He ales for-laughter: He
ot
L1 add Hsi-Ewan. They
around theng,
•
,
invmaigetion mar -..Mke "mere RuUand, Vermont.
(mils 10 give due iniportitnee to the plate of tragedy.
whole.)
discovered eke boapital later that doy
months". Pilau called-foga 'Sowe111.K Eli 51E11 1110.111IFItti.
1244
and looked around there alao. Hew.
Lee Haring, '51
to-house canvaes by the government
moo :ruiner ..1-es" to Ilea (weenie., pm agree with me that our
Linton% Noel, .Mach of Mr", SAIkerlavresend iirristg's
Hear, IL-Naget recently representever we decided to carryon as nodal
doctors and nurees and engineering ed
tod son ituat
it,. 1.. me lumpiness. depends on and is n Anted at Mr. Toplo,, pool be taken by the Editors firmsrlivi, Were ar acre
Haverferd et the inauguration of
and except- for starting por k about
studies of the industrial plinks and of
itiosm•
on 111515 ed,o1/ 11.1115, human,.
responsildr for tht Mellon 4 maIrrlit meet Oar reJleiele.b
hos Hartigan Hari, as (President of
ten o'clock that.
o c daily
The pas.
the atmosphere In Dolton,
Mimi 21 a' 0111 1.0111111.1
sages n.ferring
Nida ,,,ihicth subjection, vitmt,
Mr. Ilishop .nrre mistakenly rot. leaving the serieto
1
Ciktricemn College at Potshot, N. V.
schedule has not ben(interrupted
Dr. JEtrinton Is the only eon of the ite rate.
mcnlien-of *le eclue holdtng 0), play', largest tote- . .Apologies then, in
'ye c,,taleat of the,- la wa, ThereI - theory that sine,
"The Communists bridle things
to the forma:mi. as a
late Hugh P. ,Breton, "Ferneliffe", fhich
r.,.1i1,,.,
wur will he ovvided ' I't 1 pv....ilde ineickein. Mr. repkr, who, autterial should nal hate been altered nil/tont his knosclvery orell, sod we teseieed genuloo
and Interesting experience" fur'
is married, she father of one
,
...via ;Cud Japan, tot in tooy we have a "yellow rile, and to ?Ls. (.11p cud Bar Club. Certendy no dig/# .1., ihtlendiNi tol
himself ad ell those present. gape.
promises of cooperation and protec.
and lives in Chevy Chase, Old. die has hare Is no ass
1 1te
wadi' .cry
Imul in :numbed ny artist, me m e sister oiganitition, one that ha been doing generally est
Ten
tion. Lager to the day amen' buildbeen connected with the lJ. S. Public town, N. Y., aivarbe Nyek Et, *Mee.•a re. ON a:011Ln*. ia 15t. 4,6,11 .1-an incidul). which rllenl umek, ecriairtly far than- ererage for college proditeinots.
le associated with
ings were painted on with anemones
Health Serviegioriseveral years.
•, avoid.
Dill &shot, .rho bad the plandlit Of Mr **Ames for his terry n p.blr
the St Regis paper Co. at Herring.
of wek-orne to the foreigner, of the
way or atror - kie g
N. V.
to cat 01 the ./11,.. ianitilsogsof a diffirdf tide, coal cur prefe also in the fine direction he has
Wish to have us stay here, and to coDr. Reward P. PioOd Is rmideot
help, hut
rm.. Dick McKorley—ector, set Inkster and pro•.
operate with us.
any case so gore cap dud Beth
a., like pottier I. a C2111,0-ra522 on the dm Pon =swage. for-It' hiscryclon—rnerf be tronimerided for his services
phyaician at flrelainger
"Everyone has been very cooper.
1.3
I le ,neek., eedeittlY beyond the call of defy, StrOlt detsition bye group of
Homing in Danvilie.4%.
tint and Mu treated us AvIth respect
•
Word hoe just been resolved of the
utinn of iv. would wileve ob.-Pratt iG an anrcnonling task merely far II,e ratigertioli 4 doing., tuii
and understanding. We have had Menilia
•
of mi
oui t,me
em. came of email groups asking us death of Effingham C Merray. At the
well as ran oti go without mention.
Dr.
and
•
Mra..111aelthemei
&
Joan
of
elate
„tint) new hopelessly trumlened
of
his
death,
he
was a his.*
to let them use our buildings to *loop
I unit productivity of alrromPhis rooted
in—several time they have inspired teacher et DeWitt Clinton High Igeodlawn Rat, Baltimore. Matolend, announce the birth of • daughieavesvion and threat. of use of ohas to the poesiblltrof their using our• School. Ile has held teaching poeitIons
ter. Anne Teylor Joann.
Sundry loll
Ate,sii.of.
ro
inn
.
I.
thmeprate,nating
.
' :1. Aan.. for our ,Oirvitort, to take
lit,iiious Swarthmore-Varsity
vehicles—individuals have brought under the Board- of Educetion to New
a ,
hed Oh, which were pro.
items sub as bicycles to our shoo to York City for • number of yeas mid
left
,• • , CYR!). the Flavin ford EmerulmeY sental to the fair Minton:Is at the dance, were truly iimpfied eetivenlis.
he mpaired—we did lend them 30'ton received a theater's degree In Edma•
Pater 9: Olmsted is working for his
1.101,I t,, u
Congratulations to the committee for thinking of a gift'thet should ,,call
fouedms didn't pongee tool •in
of wheat the first monniscwhleh they lion from New York vilnkersny in Ph.D. In biochemistry at Fiervard. 'Ho
ioo(5 of t,-.
.
vary promptly repaid. Needlese to 1030.
hinip blincl/Y tend. sit' no hotter most Neosont memories ... in the future perhaps Satorday Masses might
ant his wile ore Being at 21A. Revere
reo...1. Igoe that ••i, iv
,111.' There Is.nothilig. in itself...I. he dishilssed on the three big weekends. The mortality rate in moat courses
1034
ay we did not lend them our vehicles
It. Boston, Mass.
Fix,: ',om therity. It iv r. ,nrativ't,
1dr. end hire- Henry G. Raman art'
nor hem they 'bent Meaning under
end, u direct. AMA.' war I., hale went up to a now reCord November twentieth ... If the attendance •t the
effects. ant ranks. Iii
game 1.1:23 uny indicstie, something should be dole to increase the seating
char,ty must. either .pm y:
1948
enr•roofe. Whenever env hove denied amine the 111th of a son. Stephen
thin to
Linty
It herd. Th.0,116071 Is a senior at
im attempt ta reach mete, m- must discriminate, significantly eapcej,t3Cof Walton field. Anyone who arrived after 1:80, • full half bon,
their requests, we have always trial Chase Russell, in Novernber Ph. Ile Is
Union Theologicel Seminary. Last
before the kiekoff, had to stapd.
helping so insignificont nceeker of them deserving such help.
to explain the masons for our so do. their third child and first son.
,
• seer he attended two international
The onY way to control war is through world law. Such cootrol would
Among dm telegrams received by Jack and Wendy Lester to corignite.
INN
lug and they all seem te be quite
not only aig.iLicentty intoned the conditions of those groups tam,most need Inty them on the blith e! a girl. Alison Hodson Latter, hut week, use one
Tthatbell I. Simmons is Instructor conferenees in Holland. He representundknitanding of our position.
relief, hut would tremandeusli benefit the whole two-timba-ludf billion of to the Digital, professor from the 3V Snece'r team which read: "Field .Hoe.
"During the past dm dart a Angle In 13miness English et the Northeast- of the Intersernintry ditivernent at
HaI.15. 'fhb obstoelc to the existence of an effective wall: government is the key' is a good game too."
plane has be. Visiting; =ten), he ern Unimrsity Evening School of the First General Assembly of the.
imposing Intone. grille West and the Soviet Union. The government, to
Superintendent of Buildings andthounde Seaton Schroeder, has prom.
hoe telt us a remembrance—net. in Basins. in Boston. During the day World Council of Churches In AM.
be effective, must.er one/croak mulct Include both. nese opposite modtjam. 'sod to plate new and drubs posters up in .Death Gulch if the countle. No
Chutiginno but out of here. However, he in Instructor of English at Newedg aMrelin and was also an official dek. •
gate from the latersendmey Mo..
while they make the entablIshment of melt a government tremendo.ly dif- Parking signs have no effect. The now one. will be in neon tubing printed
Yeaterdny ee caught a military train High Scheel. tftweenvehh Maw
mant to the Internotional Conference
ficult, do not thy any menne preclude iL . One or the other. or both'powers, In Chinese mirror writing placed monde down to attract attention dwiden•
heading coat—the Commetnista have
1941
will have to modify its or their demands. There are wooed ways in which tally, Moe. Welker,hes replaced Mee. Chug, as Mr. Schrcedere secretary.
Hunt Davie, in charge of the Aero- of Theological Students at Woudschobeen running the Chongehowaleiftme
ten.
this might reasonably to done. These come, truly, with no g.rentee
Line for idiom It weak, Pus oat of the dynamisi Division of the
Ken HIurn.
In The Editor's Mail
Letter From Evans
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th
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Across the Desk
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ALUMNI NOTES
• A Chronicle of Small Beer
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Intramurals Ready For 2d Week
Junior B, ,Soph A Head League
• ThmIntrantural League started with
a buret 01' activity. -The Junior BS
and the Sophomore A's leek the lead
sin the basketball division; the Juniors
end Sophomores feallr the volleyball
leave. bon Matti, of t6 Junior A's.
Ives top basketball scorer of the week
with 25 points. Willson Jones, of the
Junior B'a, had 23,4x41114 CO his credit.
Many CM. Ganes
The two- Frealimen teams played
the onealat gime or Teitede. Lt wen
n close thriller whkh the Freshmen
Ws, under Captain Dick Newbold
finally wen 19,18. The ITa were paced
by Joe Hailey,high scorer with seven
Pointe. The Seen A's heat the Sophomore Be 37-34 el Mr being behind
18.12 at the half. During the first half
Shipley and Kemmerer were eutetending for the W.. It was the A's domination of the second half which won
the hall game. Dick Rankin-a Junior
A tam won fee. the SoPhomom Vets
44-24. Don Martiit put to 19 point,
the Wheat individual game score of
the week. Nix Rudiull helped advance the Junior total by sinking
[mint.. The Senior A's pulled a close
one up woet-n
h\. 12.16
1
deficit at halftime to beat t d Senior B'e 28-98.
Freshmen and ' union. Play Prelim
On Wednesday, as a preliminary to
the versify game with Franklin d.
Marshall, the Junior ifs took on the
PAGE THREE
HAVERFORD NEWS
Wednetiday, December 15, 1348
by D. Tilley
SCIIEDUL
Monday
•
p, m.— Senior A — Junior A.
aleph A — Froth A
7 p.
Frosh B
8 p.m.—Soph
TocsdaY
Soph A
7 P. sn.— Junior A
8 is el.—Junior B — Frosb
ThersdaY
5 ra in.— Senior B — Junior B
2 it tit — Senior A — &ph B
p•
gosh Vets — Erosh A
The .Guest Corner
by D. Rhoads
'
With thh close of the fall .ports
program, one is radiated to turn back
the pages on the recently imprinted
history of them enema and to inquire
Iota the successes and failures.; of De
various teams; also, to attempt to
evaluate the gains for those who participated.
While pondering over the sit.tion,
an interesting story of the recent football campaign w. recalled to my
mind concerning a 150-1b. filth striae
center of the University of Okla-,
home, powerful aggregation—Bunko
McGuigan. by name. Foe the poet
three mason. Brenko be. Patitatir
warmed the bench. He is one of those
hey hose ray football pri,ricge a
to hurl 'himself against the varsity
STANDINGS
men
during practice. It seems that
Junior B
he woo. performing this funetion no
Soph A
diligently that two varsity • heskias
Senior A
had decided to put hint in his plate.
Jotter A
They. .muted a beautifel double,
Fresh B
block on him, picked him up and carSoph B
ried him to the. sidelines wham they
Senior B
plopped their owed. Imam on top
Froah A
of him. But sold.' Brooke; was the
Soph Vets
first to bounce up adding a cheerful
note commending the boys for their
Freshman A team, Tho Frosh never fine hMck. However, it always seamed
got underway, the Jordon, winning that when the time drew near to ow
22-16 ae Pager-scored' II. Ed Bellim
lest ton men to make the varsity trip,
ger seared If and boosted his would'.
Bronko was usually left behind. ,
• total to 20 neints as the - Sophomore
Daring the game with Kans. State,
B's defeated the Vets 87-12 Hal Cragthe coach nudged McGee., tellies
in, the Vet's
led hit team with
pointa. The iltiniof ifs mon their him to get his helmet and go into the
game.
Not rating one' of the shit,
second game of the week 411-30. Th2y,
got off to a fast abort, OM-scoring the plastic helmets, he buckled on hie old
Junior rd's 25-7 in Die Aiit, half. The black ',chapeau" and hustled onto the
eight
two teams evened out In the laat half. gold. He PleYed the whole of
Beth them. lethed. 23. Ath
*notes. the last three because the
boosted his two-game score to 22 fans kept chanting "We want Me-
attempted to,
Pointe and tied for third in'the husk.] Gaga." "" the
Rudy litudball scored 8 for the A's and".'n him oat of the game. The fob?
- Andy Zweifier put in 9 for the Bh loving week the Quarterback Glob of
' The Soph A's took the Freshmen B's Oklahoma City felt the least they
Td 2T Prockop and Shkrplose More Could do would be to May WeGiag. •
high scorers with 11 and 15 points. new helmet—they c011ested mom tins
Sharpieea then had 22 pointa and enough to buy him four.
Why. tnie audden tibialny of interest
Prockop had IS for the week. The
Junior B's ha d the highest team were in .'fifth string center? It CerteLOY
weanti because of any heroic feat he'd
of the week with 101 points.
performed 1— Oklahoma wan already
Joniors Take Two
The Junior and Sophoniorc team riding to an easy aktory—but because
dominated the volleyball league, each Brooks MeGugan, a junior in geology,
winning two games. The Freshmen toe small for ate big Base, med..
were weak as both the A and H teams Month-red'', college team typified the
scrub.
lost to the Juniors end Sophs. The enseng, inglorious,
Sopherhores beat the A-men 2,4 and
I hove heardsseveral conches repeat
the B.men 3-0. The Juniors took both to their squads that a team is only
se strong as its weakest man. Orin
their matches NS
reason you will find -a tram winning
intently is that th y an,f rtnnate
eirongh to practice against one who
F. & M. Game Noted
• keep them stepping to hold their positions,
-thee at the ante time fmOFF-THE BACKBOARD: With no
proving their perfonnanee. These felreally big Men on the 0006
Amossen bed Del Whitcomb had lows who come out to practice or.
thing awn Way ... Whit is still a ligiously, give everything they have,
little rusty from football, but after am only rewnrded by the fart that
Solo, more practice he's going to he they hove the privilege of spending
Satttnlay afternoon on the bench with
, a 'real asset under the board.. ,
'Bel Totlinvv. really tossing them in the meager poesibility of anted a few
of action.
Dom all angles ...'Captain Bob Ret- to
It is to these men Chat we vitals!
inue% passing was steady thronghont
It was the tire game if the new lobe og our hate, especially here a
son and the team play was ragged lienerford, Hind home., they are will
mm-11 of Gm time ... Foul /Mooting log In give up rellothte Went' time to
on both olden wins poor, Bamford keep oho varsity team In the beet o
9 of 19 end V & 74 14 0115,.. The condition. Second. ter their idingane
band se. no land that the. WERE an- effort anticipating litta enfold or
•
rd had a Mint time behind commendation from other..
themselves knit* daring tie. outs.
Congratulations are in order this
Moose'
week for Sol Tollio,
'Gunmen and Bob Betaon. In the
F. /4.14. game gel opened the campaign with Ti Points and threb nights
later notched 20 more agatnet Phew
limey 00 lead the Heverford team in
scoring. .L11 Moose? Amasser was a
vastly-iMpreved player to the V.& M.
game. Aside from dominating both
backboards he accounted for, 12 Important 'points. Bob Betaon was a
eamptets blanket on deffenee. He had
the tough amlemment to corer the.
high-sooriog giek from F.&111. The
more book shows the latent of his
am... 'While Bob way covering him
Zink teenaged one field goal and four
fools far elk point®- Zink scared another goal and a foul shot in the last
stage of the game to make his night's
total 5, eight points leas than his provides low.
Me Wednesday -resale will he our
neat, and an rusts they ahould re.
cat, the courtesy of being treated as
inessa. - The onantimei-ly and an-
Courtmen Open Season With 49-36 Win;
Fords Down Pharmacy In 2d Win; 61-44
' 1 TollinNotches Hornets Edge
- TwentyPoints F. & M. Five
Sparked by diminutive Sol Tollin
The Haverford College eourtmeo
racked up their second conseciltive who led the attack with 23 points and
win of the season last Saturday night ion "Little Moose" Amussen who
on the home court, e,noloyrog Phew bore the brunt of the schounding
many Callego no Philadelphia to the work. the Haverford hoopsters saw
cessfully opened their 1518-40 baskettune of 61-44.
Haverford, getting off to e fast ball season with an easy 49-36 Me...,
Inert on an Amu.xn lay-up, mo.d over Franklin A Marshall. Wedne.,
points
before
Pharmacy
got
their
day
night on the Haverferd court.
II
The scoring was nip end tuck for
first basket at 7:46 off the first quay. /1aintaining nafe margin am the first period with the Fortis holdwhole fitly, 'Haverford was never be- log a 0-7 edge, but the home team
hind. Sam Colman accounted for two came to life In the second quarter and
goals in quick succession on his drib- stretched their lead to 20-10 by hell.
bin and ems through the renter slot. time. A ten point sped midway in the
Haverford •
snertemanly entrails directed at the
F. & M. Wass are not only a discredit
to the college, but are embarrassing
Chino Hautetcas an. DICK BErSON combo.... to snore ball Paw
anideatifrad F. & M. Pew.. Also nibble err SAM COLMAN ca 1.-ft ma
Nab Warrense oh lb- rigid.
to the Phystral .Edueation Depart ment and the kaverford Players.
The Textile team has neon one and
Lost 10,0 no far this roeaSott. the 001
victory no over Swarthmore, by a
aiim margin and the two losses. Pattenon Teachere and Kings Collage
were also cloSe. Their style of play
places the emphasis on offense at the
expense of the defense. Consistent
with this plan they are Mr... SO
the &tem and permus on defense.
This is underlined by the fact that
they have always 'scored fifty points
a game. and have never held tbeir opponents under forty-four.
Starting in the Textile. lino-up are
four potential heavy scorers. The Alpert brothers. Gorky and Letting have
all hit the dolblefigaren on the scow
tng column. Against Kings College
H. Alpert netted 20 points while Gorky and Levine Willed 14 and 12 each,
Gorky rung by 20 in the ,Patterson
game.The game should be an Interesting
battle. Haverford'a improved defense
will meat Its first real Mel. If the
Scarlet- five can overcame its offensive
sloppiness and PIA,' the stead), beadsop hall. it did it the anemia. fear.
against
or. the
thae, shoe's. ethopieth the pth.,,theo
Boa
t'det*"'d?
Other commendable performances
of the week includelieverferd'a
aBlotl? victory and a medal at the
A.
A. meet at Valley Forge. The
',Bowl" victory was turned in by the
remelt.. Scarlet meter team over
slippery Bryn Mawr lieekey teem, 3-1.
The conteM wan held on the Bryn
Mawr held, and despite Me. Chantilles' suggestion, the hockey sticks
were used to.poopel the ball, and the
giAls• rules obaeried.
by Ed Bellinger
at very desirable. However, at HR.cit.-4 ore adorn to have a miseallanw
oat collectien of individuttfi with ei.
thee strong bodies and W.& minds or
weak 'bodies and• strong minds—the
former seem to he vastly outnumbered. The Haverford system, seems
be to sacrifice health for a well educated twain. and Raver-ford has quite a
mr-Plus of "Brains...
The Administration 'Further does
not seem to realise that aome me,
tike vacate, but are not gaud enotigh
to make the tearo. And whet happens
to these men now! They am given
the opportunity—whleh /hey... momPaled to take—of going through. the
rather ridicaloas routine known
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Hoose Amumen, 0121,1.E a
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shots out of lam ettempts in the fire, cisive advantage.
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to have oveHooked the Athletic Department entirely. Haeerfoo,l'a gymnasium in an utter farce. It contain,
one average-sized basketball court,
one erte-eighth of a mile trark, one
ewimming pool—which ie shoat the
e of a Roman bathtub--a locker
mom intended tor shout ore hundred
and tweaty stadedts, and a• few Miscellaneous roama. All this is supposed to take tam of a student body
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tration realised that it is their dn.,
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Continued from page I
Continued from Page 3
Wednesday, December 16, 1948
Varsity Leuere . . .
'Continued from Pere I
Continued from page 1
Pain • by Parrish
Fiecha,on Germany . .
Coniinued from
ing Into the amend frame, Haverbgrd From here on, we must report what college students. We do not plan to Cheater High School 'end hat been
led th-a.
thegood dotter himself Mid. He says set up an area Beady' but wilt simply awarded his letter in track,
.
.
melt Remise available as one of the
Fords Increase Lead
that an ape entered from a rear door
"Peppy" Nedhaus was awarded 'the
artist. reventlY ',resented the College
possibilities within the liberal arts
P. Colman took the MI, from Cen- at Oda moment and began to dance
With en attractive painting entitied
beat Ilaverford player _during the
curriculum..
ter and quickly stalled the second
shoot the room. Dr. Sanford was
'"Early Autumn" for the 'Gummerc•
Swarthmore game' in addition Cu his
Ranieri Regime Noted
quarter with a one.hander. Big Hal
31oHeymen in the Army.
heard to bid the ape, which no ooe
Whiteomb, substituting for /doom,
Bryn Mawr 's president, Dim Inter, This award dots not on3y reInterest Shoat, in Rimini
finished Mit the Brat WI. Toward the ebe (obviously) Mold see a "Goal Katherine E. McBride. Lid emphaais fee to ability, but abo • to. spirit, and
Mr. Parrish has desired for some
a bottle of mike, on the spreading of information on sports/mashie.
end of the quarter, the Pharmacy at- inawnin.." Now
time` to have one of his paintihrs
Credit should Ise given to Bob Johntack picked no somewhat, but Haver- equipped with straw, rime in the air. Russia in &eying, "The long negleet
placed in the Gunmen/Mal-ley roma
ford stepped up their scoring and
oL Reatiien studios has remitted in a ston, Er bones, and Jim Groshols for
The professor aware the ape was hold.T it was the doss of 1892 which
more than kept pace with the Phan.
aerlos, situation. Despite the import- Striding their teams through • meRav, Ali room in hbnor of the two
ing it and offered blot a sip, width he
..fat mason.
wary team as the half ended 38-H3.
ance of the Russian language. history,
Dr. parley ...a Dr. GumHaverfories shooting proved to 'or took, He was heard to make the et7P- and culture for the world today,
, ,.. Who taught at Haverford In 'OE.
deadly in the first half with IA field tic remark, "Ws mid.. He farther Antericen college students have no
Theicf, r. shortly before the Thanks
goals out of 29 attempted.
"An ape offered me that coke. ffintertunity in Russia. in any was
vim, recess the Rummers-Marley
omparable to that offered for the
Pharmacy Rreampn Team
He standing there." Bat, of Morse,
Room committee. composed of WilA rejuvenated team took the floor the clam saw no ape. Drell..., how- study of French. German, or Italian."
.. .am Ncl.ort h. Writ, k2: ...lee R.
l
Hailing the grant as an important
if:1, mill. '92: Jobe W. 3litie. .02, pre. for Pharmacy in the second half. ever, visa conaid.arahly unnerved by
part of the intro-cellege setup, John
Revak and Donnelley both • led the this time,
mined the painting to the college
' At thin point, Cop 61swle was soes W. Hamm: President of Swarthmore,
Mayfield Parrish entered Haverford Pharmacy !nitwit for the remainder
declared,
eThe- Carnegie CorPoration's.
College in OMR and three years ham of the game. Han:Herd, kith the aid to enter the room and say, "Dr. Pegenerous gift is perhaps the most
he received his Phi Bola Kappa key. of Amuitsen and Whitcomb controlled Penaky would like to am you, 51r.
iron, Haver. the bag under both boards and
Sanfoni. He says he wants yen to notable retail of cooperation among
5holfield Parrish, In, well-known
Geintany is
page I
led by men anent two- thian thought,
thirds of whom, Dr. Foch, estimates,
am Christian in sympathy and
3.30
total
York in 1107.
Brtirant Career
tor fur Harpers
Weekly. Harm
Ingesine. Scrub.
noes 51agarine. an nweral stimrv.
Also, he 10
tuber of the Water
Color Sveiety.
Arts and Lett
normal Institute of
Academy of Pp
and the National
half. he finished the game as high
with 20 points
The second half sew
scorer
The churches in general have had
a rebirth of "Christina conscience for
while that the ape wes dancing about
the room, He was found to be certain
substnoting liberally with George
flowerer, the clam sally mncladd that
Colman, Hurry Gill, Tom Hopkins, there was no ape or hear iv the room.
Frank Beets. and Bin Vogel spelling As one student observed, "Apes are
the starting varsity.
not allowed on the Haverford campus
they register
social life." This fact 1ae pre-eminently true, Dr. Fuchs emphasised, of the
Roman Church, sthieh sallered more
than any other from the PeMMetiee7
from page I
can relax it or to
The Haverford NEWS - has priifted
F. & M. Bows .
a picture of the event above. Dr. Gol-
from page 3
vomited with a Inyip after a eilek
Continued
made good on another foul sttempt.
of the fact at Western Democracies and Tollin hit tvricemore on passes
and Soviet Dictatorship are in a stole from Ammace before F & If simmof permanent competition. Whichever ered to wore
more an idea or ideal than a present
of the Neale. Unfortunately, he noted, the Protestant churches in Ge,
amine' reality.
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DRY—RAW-FROM
THE 8077TE ,/
NOM/NO. 1//73'
rAT SNP' eine
rhpincafshriv/M;
tion in the fields of instruction, ad-
6'/A421R Rolt/0.4.1'
nistration and' student activities.
Our experience has certainly shown
the third stance the score stood 90.25.
ship has shown itself afraid - of tarC..
With a fifteen piint bulge, Haver-
■■ KEN MossR
NEWS regrets an error in its
Haverfearthmore game in 1879
Was not played irately by the fresh.
sophomores,
and one
freshman. Sam-
the
game. Dr. Randolph himself was a
player.
Honeymoon Deep.
In Wooded Halo
vertwl a foul try. At the beginning of
ha~pla,l acre;,In an elm e,Nse, liem
ooth'
32=
CANAD
em in Russia and on the marriage of
Dick Ben. foaled out, but the scor-
Rusalans end people. from - outside of
ing remained about even. WA. min.
Russia. All in all, the Russian amino
ute and. thirty second. left, Craig
11DRLD
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shooting was poor on both sides. and
- travel in and out of Russia, on. circa- "walking" penalties we
er frequent
laden of Western books and nowepap- With six minutes left in the mime.
xtarCarory Tonw-lika rulaa.. w ti
n',MR.
am tn.aua.
INDIVIDUAL Se SIZE
'Mona Plana
acy
The FSr. ort the BID
allai. - Pwiftwatee. re:
little about Heberton replaced Amerman who got
Western democratic culture.
niversities."
First Game in Rivalry
Organized by Mason
uel Mason.. a senior, arganisei
own conclusion.
hampered comparison by Russians of lord lel down. and- as a result, the
Communism and Democracy. Tide May rot dopey. The pegging and
fear is reflected in the restrictions on
ventages normrdly found only in large
The
a for hand from die crowd. and when
Ile Corn:. rota
dw hosdr carton w
time ran out Haverford led .69-34.
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the intellectual wham, as that God it
when Forsthurg can-
itself to be the better will be
steepled by the world.' Soviet leader-
prov.s
very
Germany k the Ink of a real de-
votional life.. Christianity, he said
seems to exist emote exclusively
fer insists that an ape stands by his Men dam, ea the NEWS stated, but
left hand in the picture. We see Included two senior, four juniors, fear
nom from Dick Beason, Sore Colman none. Do you? YOU Mai draw your
are also ever-mindful
- are allowed to linen
in
with the Dean's Nov 17, issue, Mr. Edward Randolph. '82, inform. to that the first
office." On this note the dam ended.
eiwase it at wi
The Re,
lotelleetual Religion
Another difficulty which Dr. Fuchs
remarked in present-day religious life
.Haverford that this was en ape and not a bear.
unless
Fischer Sr Irks . . .
her control. S
Protestants are
II paints in the second half. bility that there we an ape Ma the thee through cooperative effort sinalj
en.
Cantina
The time then discussed 'the proba-
the
to present to the workers the
real, aimple, understandable garnet
Coupled with hi. 9 pints of the first class, Dr. Sanford insisting all this liberal arta collegee can obtain the ad-
For some tim faxfield Parrish heti
the port of
of
waving hie arms wildly atuffies ithoet-
Mg. "Not Not Net the Ape!"
under the
Andy end Dr. Fuchs, "only a for which the times ory.
creased their lead to a 54-31 advan- take year freshman imycholegy tests Swarthmore,' Haverford, and Bryn
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tare in this period. Sol Tollin was over. He didn't believe what the first Mawr, but it is by,. manna the mil
act.H,
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honorable mentaiff at the Buffalo E.. :dammed against the boards at end- net showed." Or words to that effect. one, Sine, 1840. there have been conpoeition of IMO and the Silver Medal' court and shaken badly. but t hie pm, Cap Harris wee then observed to nee, tinaus advantages from oar cooperathe secant
eti to h e WI he needed
also awe, ded the 'Cold Medal by half- saw him acme with 4 out of 5
Arebiteetural Langur. of New flcid reels and 2 not of 7 fouls ter a
lees able
Christian spiritual movement oat of
turd, h(r. Parrish obtained co w,.
ot the Bunk. Exposition, of IDOL He
PM,
deep ePringe can help as."
Following his departure
she
any are too markedly,
theological thumb of Ear Barth; arul.
eatengled in the subtle tolls of Bar-