To Head Council By Student B Freund Speaker

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Rent Increese Set At 15 Percent
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Unique Grading System
Heard by Faculty
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VOLUM E .11—N1'11 HE It 17
ARDMORE, PA.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12. 1950
Dolbeare Chosen Morley Elected News' Editor
Elevated in Elections
To Head Council Others
ony Morley .
.
By Student B
Haverforda three lower clew.,
elections that Toethay, slats
'emotive, to join Ken Delbeerg:
Chime and Dick Eller on the Students' Council. Dotheare ton. elynen
president, Eller. secretary, and Chase,
treasurer, in student-body ettrtiona
before toting vacation.
Jetrar Conceit Members
and Tom Ferrer will
Dick
s or elan.
represent yttn year's'Aei-t
Tom Nallegmmill be the JUID.00.111.
ashifFete Schnitz and aura
~'toil) be
lie ~
MI+
ai
A
r 1'17, e :me1;7
JS
:
in re'
_red *muse the secretary
one.
and treason. are both Juniors.
The new Council, with the old one
attending, held a meeting lain Thom
day night which was devoted largely
to seleeting a Condemn Committee for
next year. Names of Committee
members will not be disclosed until
romp time this week.
Feesier Appointed
Secondly. Tom Freest WM appoint.
ed Entertainment Coordinator; his
job will trended of recording dates of
lector., meetings, dame. and no
forth in order to prevent two events
oretarring at the same. time at the
thme place.
Thirdly, Pete Schmitz bes been
placed in charge of the public address gyetentt he will handle any
roblems concerti. announcement,
t meal timer.
Dalb.re treat Long Island
All three Council &peers have been
settee in campus activities. Ben Delbeme comets from Garden CRY, Lena
Inland, where he went to public high
wheal. Here At Ilarceford he ham
served on the Customs' CoMmietee
and Intramural Committee for the
last time year. Dolbeare was tins.
urer of the Council thts year and is
also a main cog in his else. honker.
ball team.
flick Eller is another Long Island
product, hailing from Sayville. This
year he bee been on the Customs'
Conunatee and the Council. Diek
wen elms • eecre.ry his freehm.
year; his athletic Intereet. run to
track and ttredlIng.
Chan* Chea Ntte-Pearklent
Bob Chase Irene in Glemade, Penn.
artvania, and he went to Westtown
Prep. De hth worked on the NEWS
for two years; and on the Record one.
Haagm vice-president of his clam
thin year; hei. a member of the cricket team,
solo,
Anthony Morley, '51, was that&
meanly elected Editor of the NEWS
for the corning academic year In a
MARROW of the entire NEWS stag on
March 20. Others of the slag elected
to MP Ponta were Frederic
•52, elected Ranging Editor; Richard Eberly, 11, elected EREADICIA MM.
RPM and David Western, '02. chosen
Spar. Editor.
Others Striated
Other etudenth chosen to special
posts on the NEWS hoard are Richard Norris, as Senior New. Editor:
Malcolm Brown and John Wirt, News
Editors; Floyd Ford end Burrill Getn. Assotiate Sports Editor. John
nton. Alumni Editor; Robert Foley.
Pholornrehy Editor; Darwin Proc.
tap. Feat.. Editor; and John Legten and-Andrew Lewis, Assistant
Business Renegers.
Anthony Morley, en alumna of St.
era. Editor of tin'
Albans School. Weaning... D. C..
as Editor of the yearbook there and
L
e Government
roekop Cops Senior Liberal leader of
Clent. Here at Haverford he hisheen
NDWa, nd
PresidencyasCollege has keen anivs on the Imedalth Orlie is now an editor of
thd • ...her of the
Picks Class Leaners Ceathmtunth
.
student Committee on Education.
Nest year's class officers were MM.
Helsel
from
a
ed at ekes election meetinas
'Frederic Retest, son of Dr.heonoon end night, April a
dare
Helsel.
Professor
of EnffineerProek. Senior Pre.
Mg was Editor of the
TI Brown
pa.as.
The deniers selected Darwin ProtSam
kip an P.Mdr.t.
he played on the softer
l
b team and
F.4„..
.
Vice-Prenident, Nevi. Curtin as Secon the 1.7.EWS.
rotary- and John Hume as Treasurer.
The new Business' Mange r, RiehSophomoree "ern., Frederic
and Eberly, tobkbser his job before
Foal Ste..., Robert CeM"'' and Spring vacation. On ..the Student
Nick Norton, res./dart., for neat
Continsed as Page 4, Ott 3 ...es officers. Edward .Reed, Malrain Brown, David C.eakey and John
Barth, reathMithirt ,
.thci
April- 14 Announced
the Clare 'of '53 for•nert year's
Be
Fifth Russian Lecture
...Public Opinion in the Soviet
•
Unto" will be the thittect of the
lifth lecture in the scrim an Rasa.. It will he given at the
Swarthmore College eluting
House . April 13 be Aka
lakelm, Research Aseociste, Sus.
Idea lif.ROOFD Center. Harvard
UltiVRODAY. An who elrl transportation to end from Assent..
Mere are oared elethe to eine
their names . the Founder's
bulletin beerd.
Alumni Businessmen
Counsel Undergrads
On Future Vocations
Haverfordtt business tre-Prelethiedal dinner, held in the Common Room
on March 22. was pronounced a menu by everyone. attending. After
an hour of eathttrand two of talking,
fifty-two audetts came away well
astioned that the thirty prominent
simnel present had given them valuable insights Into the business world.'
He/1Mo Pleiades .
During the donut course, Wesley
Heilman, prominent Philadelphia
manufacturer and chairmen of the
dn.., introduced each alumnus owl
(Inc seven faculty and schninIstra-
511H1 A YEAR
Members Elect I Ford .Glee Club, Hollins Choir
Saturday
Freund Speaker To Join in Concert
,
Both Choruses to Present
CALENDAR
of Handel .
At.l.t.G. Meeting
.
Swarthmore, V. of Penn
Opposition Overcome
Br JONA Wear
Combining mthcity and drive.
Haverford twenty-three man delegation lo the regional meeting of the
Intercollegiate Conference on Gov.
untwistcame home with several
feathers in i. hat ribbon. Overton,Pent hrtr;w
Swarthmore
oe
ne'hid 7U
P n7tre4etti y forf"
ylvania .thidetes. Gerald Freund
went on to cop the epeakership on the'
fret ballot.
..Wannem far Berrisharg
A• Concert
Thunder, Aprtt„.13
This Saturday evening the HourLecture on the wrrlinav of Far. : ford College Glee Club, in collator.smart Swedenborg. by the Rev. J.
iron with the Chapel Choir of Hollins
Imr.n Ob., i n the Common
College, will present • ...tweet of
Room. 8:11.
choral murk, including Handel's
Lecture on Pattie Opinion in
-Ads end Gettt.... The concert will
the Soviet Union, by Alex lawI. given in Roberts loll at 8:90 P M.
les. Swarthmore Meet., House.
Reese to Direet Major Work
M sett. "Alexander Neva,.
The first part of the et...eft will
Roberts Hall, sm.
be devoted to the Hollins. Choir alone.
Saturd.. April 13
which will sing "Memo a' Trois Vela,"
I.ontert with Hollins College
by Andre Caplet. The girl, will be
Chapel Char .H•rerford Glee
•
conduct,' In this worn by Arthur S.
ChM. Hebert, Hall. Sin
Talmadge. Director of the Choir.
Tuesday,. April IP
The Haverford singers will follow
Iowa, Barn.. N.. York atm.
casket. will meth at Caller....
'
a'
nd '
thtee
ht"'otTe
P"
r ''
all'iLi'tgwo7k'
s,
•
' "Spirit of All Things." by Mozart.
Dr. William Reese will lead the Han.
Fund Drive. Enters trefoil Glee Club In this section of
the program.
In
Temple. Universay played host to
the acne toneree and universities
es:Z:47471 be
s'aHto'nnd2elah.'"Ari,ti
which participated in the •Model State
Cnietkollonel-Convention pn March
Active inSolieitation I .e story from elessieel mythology.
stl. prior to the state-wide fourreenth
In this selection Dr. Reese will meannual meeting to be held this weekmo, Ha yerfoad C^m palgn will duet the Ifeverford and Hollins MDR.
end at Harrisburg.
Regional Director John Mervin wing inn
phare
':
teh'
enTira th;hei rion7Wilr.
b7J:71:1.
presided ever the morning session of alumni drive on April 26. the 'anti. I "‘
Hollins. 's,7, mho will sing the
miring address.. Delefates spent remarry of the launching of the doe, I Smith.
pa., of
Galatea; George eater• Hovhe ,remainder of the morning in for 81,250.000. As of
April
1
.25,.
tutor&
'40,
who
will
eing
nett:
and
.h' m"
the asettssin,
"*nHee 'rnmstarted
mit[ee meetings where the
.
rb`..7.: 000 has been pledged by 1420 per. Tom MeNint and Carl Spaeth: bah
bringing out the Idea that business
Haverford, ttl.
le manegemernt and making reference went some concentrated study and
Choristene First Trio North
to 'the bncreth6ngla Protethionet revisten•
New these Diems April 26
The triy to liaverford
he lhe
&thesis of management. .
.allot Gestures
large amount of the funds re- Mania...fedi.' first venture north of
There were no °set speeches" but
tar. Heilman pilled area aluthd he
Lunch bout net ahesifnal for ABU. reined bare come as a result. leper- the Mew. Mod peat Line th • feefelt especially e.hfied toanswer
s, buttonholing and turning on thud solicitation in the ten largest Ithrete body of thaatatira. They will
Thursday
the qu.tions raised by students.
the charm. Temple, Cedarerent. Rea- centers of Haverford alumni. These •
."s""
remain on the campus through
Sat.
Susan v.
vae, and Bryn Mawr hacked HaverAmong the topicidlitenssed wan
%vow .miciel in the voting.. Before ".*".• 1.4". PhdthelahLat New urday. "Among the thrions regatta
England,
Wilmington.;
events
which
have been arranged for
desirability of going to graduate he
dridnits. in • bid' en TOrk. New
schOol. lawns telt that ill jobs in- rental votes that seemed likely to Baltimore, Washington, .Pataburgh,Ithe weekend are a dinner Friday
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50 Opener volved Amite training but that a for- go •tolHaeerford,,Mowed,thth Cert.). Chicago, and the more , recently or. night. a picnic 'Saturday afternoon,
la Danrin Praeko Pr President-elect of ASC
asargroduate coarse was not entirely ereef be - disqualified from voting on moused meters of Northern and and on informal dance Saturday
the Senior class. hails from Painters,
night.
the grounds Hoot the wheel was • Southern California.
dab '50,
Senior class gat to DRLYSIFARY• •
ton, Pa., having been graduated from
On April 24 two new than. of Jhe
The flailing Chapel Choir. consist.
Reeolution of the smell me.un big ...Hite of Temple and ...old' vote
ted to open Frithe S. S. Palmer High Schaal. .141a the College; is
carepairn . will be inaugurated. One ing of about forty cake, it MORI,
nt plans call for bogie.. debate named to rest upon the way they were tad.
divernified }facecloth activities In- day, April t 14.
Swarthmore opposed this three 61 phase svill be conducted by the Clau sitale for a weekly Sunday Chapel servelude Feature Editor of the NEWS, 'this new idditicht to the Coop to be what was avanted by the job seeker,
Debating Society, and Chairman of open- on Friday and Saturday nights the etabnity of the large business or showing that Haverfordand Swarth- Advithry Committee, of which Robert ice at the Virginia college and am
the breadth of experience and pos. more are very closely tied together it A. Locke, .14 will serve as chairman. presents an annual Christmas methe Dining Rosen Canmittee. He was until 12:80-A. Pi:Bible rapid advancement In the smell any respects but both were running The plan ik to appoint clam chairmen nagm and oec.io.1 offseampus conelected by a decisive majority to the
Coed.. Oar
Amt.
Arend.aa for the speakership. Ur- from each' class of alumni oho will cert. The choir eollabonsted with thr
Seniorehms presidency.
Only tootlee will he admitted to Other questions concerned the poeContinued on P•ge 4, C.01.
anus was voted down and Gedarermlt all the clean roll. thnfident that ev
Oiler. Reed Underfe
ed Leaders
of
Club
A
sible rewards of havinf once - awn .set her lot with Freund. Holding to ery Ha.rford alumnus who ltas not
The Clem of '52 presidential elec. peree'upl. e
waiter
er
geographical CD
the belief .that -one ,thilant gesture yet pledged to the Campaign will do
lion wee a neehandreeek rare be- serriee and help sin. the Coop
Dormi tory Rents
tween Fred Osier and Bab Collie, not neurally open on Saturday night. when chthonic a plate to work, and deur.s another, fieverford oplit its so by June 10.
Osier. an alumnus of Loomis, won mit Welter .rvice will be in effect on he. advisability of retaining <nodali- vote; twenty-two for Freund, one for
Anneal to Palmas
ty and mobility in the varlets lob Swarthmore.
na close vote.
Upped
15Per Cent
both Friday and Saturday nights.
The ether phase will see nee appeal
Glad of '5(1 prexy is Ed 'Reed, a The Comptroller's cake has charge nttuattons oate may meet.
Haterford and Temple Shine
Fifteen percent uress-tge-bourd
nade to the parents of Huerford
Alumni Speak
.
gradate of Millburn High School, of this plume of the Club's operation.
will
stand
as
the definite amount of
etudents
past
and
present.
Mr.
and
Almost alt the alumni spoke atone
It is safe to say that for political
and a resident of Short Hills. New . The old nttps• leading down onto
Haverfeirds genera thomreent inJersey. He it a masher of this year's. the' door of Club '50 have been re- time: or another and many offers of gymnastic. and maneuvering Haver- 'Mm. C. Willis Edgerton and'Mr. and
aid in placing students in sufiablel ford outshone the pack. Temple. how- M.. Robert Lea are serving as the crease:President Gilbert F. Whiten.
Haverford Glee Club.
'diced by the. Senior Chun a part of
[aver, walked away with the honors in co-chairmen of thio committee which nopnred ohnrtly.befe're the spring vaJohn were made.
the project This new repleeement
The mating • arrangements were ,gteural preparedness and business- includes several erominent parents of cation.
In Closed Faculty Session:
Making width and broader 'Woolen
The decision to rau rental, tharg.
Haverferd itudents.
tlike. nerferrnonce in committee.
CeetInned on Page a, Col. I
Mops, according to clam President
was made lost February. sit dhich
Ken Moser, is • great improvement
•
time adminisrestion officials could not
Profs In Profile:
•
over the original stone steps.
h.te a definite figurf for ella 'inFornitere to be Metalled
crease. - With increased revenui frith
rent, President White anted n 'FebClub '50 may not be open every
ruary, the College will Ile bettrvarble
The gnaIng system woe the point, eat for the purpone of mthimurn weekend this year on account of press
ant
nreangements
with
the
employees
to cover the rust of mantaining, reof discussion far s special faculty self-development, Sr. Stewart bepairing, and improving dormitory fitmeeting held last Tuesday afternoon. laves that the concern for grades of the Coop. Next year, however,
from Richmond in ISA, Mr. Sanford !western, TIffts, and Wellesley; he
Dr:. Blair Stewart. Dean of Oberlin may turn the student". attention to the Club will be open every week.
By Svoner M. Cos, HI
Only tad'
opened and eo-thern•
College, former Professor of fete matters not fundementel to his de- end and plans nrenow under conFillmore Hargrave Sanford, endo- entered Harvard Ctt school for boys' rink. to hove learned a good deal
sideration
by
the'Settior
Class
to
have
nornies at Reed College, and President velopment.
morphic. vimerstenit meting heat of in the North'', in 16 where he stud- himself at the lent-mimed. "after roe Yarnell Howe is exempt from
he present rent hike. Charge. there
White's guest speaker for the occaHsverfortrs psychology depertment, led and taught. and elf until 1043. cinema'.
Reed College uses a grading Meth- it open on weekday evenings.
Furniture for the new room has has adl.ted himself Co e.t.a) and Furthermore, he was elected to Sigma Foss 1943 till I.e. Dr. Sanford have ulrently been hated with an to
sion. opened the dincussion with. a od that Dr. Stewart tails "an Intellieutenant in the Navy, where creisse iacluded, and no ,delta living in
presenthtion of the progressive. aye- ligence system." Student. are of attired .d is being installed now. A autoehthenotso motivations through Si, the honorary scientifie society. It was
tem used at Reed College.
'notified of their coarse grade., but hike box which will provide music becoming over the year. -a tobacco was at Renard that he earned his he worked on aviation psychology. %%tr.!' will receive t credit of 515
The controversial nature of the Mitead
comments indicating for the guests hoe also arrived and ?tenter, (bottled player, teacher, my. M. A. .d Ph. D. degrees. During He thme to-Adoverford from Mary- pee...rimester for perfuming .11 the,
question of clunging the grading aye, their fulillment of the instructor's will be put in sometime this Week.
al officer, author, father, and actor. thin senor period he taught at reveal lend in the fatted 154S-He likes Her. own jonitorial work.
Sputa lighting for Haverford'e And. taking, one day with •nother, ha other eolleger, among them North- erford very mach, feels that it ...fern
tens necessitated • clo.d-dtie, Meet- detares and the arcs. of etudy to
its ttudenta valuable opportunities Memorial- to Rufus Jones
....
ing, enough no final action hstayet Which additional attention should be little nighbrlub is now 'mina .rang- oar. been et least resteensbly succorsnot :Available at other colleges.
.
Psych Professor .
been planned. Dr. Stewart, however, directed. . Dr. Stewart denles the ed by the the Seniors who promise :01 in each of these immune,
Available Free, to Alumni
revealed the nobject of his lecture In statement that.n student in not aware that it will be quite unusual.
Tobacco Planter
Author and lehder
Senior class President Moser emY special interview with the NEWS of hie comprehension of a course
Born in the had of Virginia's toAD.110 from teaching. Dr. Sanford
Rufus M. Junes: In Memoriam-0
phasized.
however,
that
on
Saturday teeth belt. young Fillmore wen one
,ocher in the afternoon.
without formal grades;
t an written several articles in the than book recently published by the
nights the Coop will not be open for of eight children of a 'Mobster who
Unifeemity Prebleor
Failure Admitted
field of psychology and hag recently College under the direction of the
Two Milk problems of •ny grading
In addition, the instructor inn. a over-theremmter .rvi..
ran
a tobscco-farm on the side. All
nnished a book. Feychology for Lend- Board of Managers,--is being made
• of the children were kept busy helpsystem, Dr. Stewart believe., •re quarterly report to the dean Indio.er. He is a member of a research available. free of charge,
all mem.
those of uniformity between
leg each student's comprehenolon of Petennan Gtieet Speaker Inc to an the farm, rod Dr. StInferd
panel of the Natioand Research Coun- aers of the Alumni body. Students
tors and departmente in grading, and course material and relative exercise
claims to have planted quite a lot of
cil, a lieutenant eommander in the who knew Professor Jones at Haver.
the fundamental goal of learning.
of his capabilities. If a trident Is At Founders' Club Dinner .obareo in his Yethgve'd.s.
naval reserve, and a number of the ford and wish to obtain copies of the
On the drat point'. Dr. Stewart Witte, the dean notifies him to 'peak Lvetttlf. Peterman, noted columnIn 1S31 he entered the University
Air Force's Human Resouchen Re- memoir may do so by calling eh thy
stream. that before any uniformity with ht. adviser,
1st for the Philadelphia Inquirer, will of Richmond, where he excelled an
.nrch Advisory Board. Locally he office of the President Only s few
a grading ran be achieved it is neer.- 'When his-work continues lobe are be the guest speaker at the annual athlete and scholar. He was on the
serves ni thseeinte director of re- thrice of Ohio limited edition on
sury to.reach a "etandned of agree- zatisfactory, the -student is served an Foundero Chas banquet, mbeduled football, basketball. and istmeball
/march at the Philadelphia Institute available.
ment" and definition of the term official warning. A third snails, re- for Wednesday evening, April' 1S..at teems, and, for a whip, was also on
for Research in Hum. Relatio..
The volante ceittainc a eerie, of op'grade.' Grades may be left to the part may place the student on probathe track learn CI ran the 440 Until
The Sanford family is the next- preciatien, of the life of Rufus Jane.,
individual i.tructor's discretion, a D., and after a year of 'unaationte- -New
New members who have fulfilled I got better sense"), fir 1924 he was
Mrteet faculty family on ratnpus.,6- oy theme who knew him. in addition
scale of grades relative to the stud- tory work the student may be-dented Founders Club meth:entente will be all-State, all-South Atlantic, and honing second only to the 'Hazels so for o tributes from the boards of tonnent"tt "state of well-heing" may be his registration,
oraide mention all-American tackle;
inducted at this time.
▪ noMber Ls concerned. Set Dr. San- age. of Bryn Mawr and Hoverford
determined, or o more precise definiComplaints Diminish
Club will elm announce the
the ,winner Dr.'Santord modeetly attributes thee
ford stoutly .aura that his four Col/ages, the book presents lett6m
tion and method of grading may be
Dr. Stewart has observed that in of its Freshman Prize for this year,itanor. to It widely circulated picture
children are "uncontested champions and articles of reminiscences and
used.
coming etudents and focally both An award of tweitty-dive" dollars is at him that was taken during eafootin tertns of not.."
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prase from men and women in all
tend to MOse the ne.grede system, given annually to that l'reshman who, ball practice when he wen feeling end
Self-Develotuneth Key
neting Ability Revealed
parte of the world. Among the conEvan more fundamental, however, complaining that they feel at sea. in the opinion of the member of acting unusually aggressive.
The facility show at this year's tributors are Katherine McBride,
... FILLMORE SANFORD. this
It the question of edueational etre.. After a year or so, however. they roomier. Club, bas been the out. . nesotisted with Many School&
Clams Night revealed Dr. Sanford's John D. :Ratitafeller, Jr., Willath
red's trattauf.re Prof in
Continued an Page 2, Cal. I
Assuming that students get an edu'.Haying graduated Phi Bela Kappa
standing member of his clue.
Contiened on Pare 4, Col, 4
Sperry, and a Mot Trueblood,
roble.
p
b i
P
th
a
Final Phase; Alumni
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DEAN OF OBERLIN DISCUSSES
GRADES AT FACULTY SESSION
Fl LMORE SANFORD HEFTY ENDOMORPH,
MAINTAINS PSYCHOLOGY AT HAVERFORD
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ALUMNI NEWS
eatismieltpaiod got Rectiew
Elites-,A nthony Morley.
Herregia,c Fsidor-Fredceic Haul.,
Senior Nen. blitor-Richard Norris.
Old Grads A La Table
Br P,,00 L. A. Poor
On•xess .hfauager-Richaed Eberly.
'' h,&11 bider-David Western.
.
Neu i IliforsAislsolm Brown. John Wirt.:tot'
Conterpoint.
which op: ins 1.,. . . vsperimenter for whom the sole
The spring 11..1M
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Aar riele %hen, Vitro-x-11,1°0 Ford, Burrill ' pored just before vacation, is about a. third system
1,1 a mingle atom. HOptus in
pe
Was Chemistry 11119t Beret
Gamin,
shorter than the fall number. It.has one photo. chologe. timi fee dire roam, 1 Piefee McKinley'
Ilan. Mho-jot. Bonin.
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Novi Full Gov't Professor
iron!. instead of three, very well done stainsual. Mance of the felon that annealed M the fall
Pforhyrephy Edina-Bebert. Foley.
The etchings . Peter Gould that once more melbar. Nor doe. Garb.. achieve... intimate
John W. Noland, '33, who was
',Uwe Isidar-ISare'in •PPeckap. • :
carve ...pare-fillers shire accurate observation. detail the verisimilitude that makes. similar tale
chemistry
major at Ileverford, in now
tirAis, Lidos-I:4,ton Grant.
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' 'Seven ontributiqo are printed.as prose, four hy Philip Wylie and F. B. White ofergettroblea full professor at Dartmouth specialCirculation Nlerunerr-Donlon Werner.
ss verse. If 'mine, .111. an accurate gad,the We brings an impressive knowledge of strange
ising in Japanese-Awed:an political
st,ntael Ilerior,, Masson-I. Lelefght. A. Law- eThors with Admirable impartiality have allowed ooples to bear. but the revolling,Thogs of the
relation. His work Was recently re.1tetesulyes to he outnumbered seven to four, ,levio Gang. Din have no plate In a realistic
viewed' in the' Dartmouth Alumni
1 ..1,.,.....ie Aide:gem-P. Malmsugh. L Shu- ,hits ode rOlds to Drnuk by five against Wt.
tredictien. The real Thugs were na.imitated to
3•11TRaRing asan example of one of
British civilised role more than a century ago.
Contneepoint Nut So Restricted,
their younger hard working profes\.•
Iwo /an TaTT•Ii• Chu, (i. Lieu.. R. Con31codows Taylor's Autobiography of a nag is'
1
sor.
College mem/sines °Tina not Only 10 OT.0117- 'mite readiwg no a corrective
I. (iuttntacker. J. H . in_. in H 0,
to Hollywood.
goenteadpriaeeteo Teal..
\ :ill. T. Pure, J, Semerndikc. P. Mtn.- Ige these who have a literary gift, but also to
story
Jclut
of
n
.Dysen's
maid
whose
employDr. Masland,...0o was elected an
onside those who hare *not to discover the woo.
..
.
kurt . I'. Linke, J. Tinos, M. Winn.
...minimenthe{ of the .Hoerford
. ;„_ ,doiii of ',If-effacement. The Boverferdian in ,rs .111,1W for her lumpiness is the only dia1 ..,„,,,..„.„_,, .j..,,,,,,,r,. J. i_nggn„, Cl
.
„ ,„o nutviing dement la her life to well ontrived,
hapmr Of 'Phi Beta Kappa in 1943,
' It 01 1. It h 11 -Taylor.
'"hI ",' ' ...s•tod °.'" di".'"""" .'.." but its thurortem are not liely. lloy neither
'on his training in !resentment to
''''''' 1.'"'"Idher M"'''''''" '''''' '1"‘ D'
h"
,voe,tie sympathy ea move the Waldo. sensePrinceton after his graduation from
"
'
- ..''-''• ''' '''4.'"'der- The 10,0", -7" i; s:„_, ,..,,.., -..., ,e the erloliuntilse
Dr.
Haverford, where he wrote his Ph. IL
BRASHNESS AND
l''''
"."" ''''' Smith is "an iniprevement on Ins. artkla In the
"'L'"''' ''''''' h '' je"'' "h“
Seniors Initiated Into Alumni Affairs . .
thesis on "Group Interests in Mori '''
t tic
-'"''
' not theirs to cleat. but
' enly Le enisy. tall nom bet, Mit . an interviewer he glen no
CANDOR
ino Relations with Japo.' Ile reSiafe,1 al fist specAeri fable el Menem Avner for asr Union
A
' '''''' "h..' ""'eped"' h"' "'"d''' h h.'" lem. poimit of his object. while hiemount of
ceived his doctorate there in 1998, and
• : mni.aInto mimet to jeurnalism mot .1 the ready
,
,
,.,
ti;,,,, ,,,,,.
(E, hi f.), i-Lthen G. HaViliandri '26i AlCuonsib tetarifkITOSH, .211
. As this our first home must clearly Ln- [ ssits-s in swgege, We might a:UWE to find a "vent'
they took an instructorship at Stan..
'' too "" " "' e '''' more
prearni
of
Heterforar
RoakaT A. LOC., '14, Cater. F. Verne.
dicate, we who constitute the latest Hav- ,,,,, .„, „., ,,,,,,n,y .,,,,,, „.„, , ,,,,,,,. mound, His inrreination is not quickened by Ma
ford University,
/LAY..
Culicge, Dona., E. 1/tous, '24: Bineterr 5. Coco., •
'e.
erford NEWS editorial board have no in- ,uric inters.ing, cheerful. no cenvinvile, hot
While .101 an ...tractor at Stanht'
E. Jon.. '41; Kkettrern hi Mcrae, 'SO.
Diviaionat
ford he was
tenth.n of beating ally Journalistic tom- k"..`trrrdo^l .' not 00
A Polite and Beneficoll Dragon
r.l.ric"- . '
Assistant in the State Deportment
toms in favor of the propositions that col-I,
In tilr fall number the' beat pieces kf A 4:n. l- Al McAnneY's fantasy of an ineffectual but
where he did reseorclowork on Jay.
loge atirtiinistrations are necessarily evil, ! were two sonlIrs or ...emir .d.i..c., nt gbh by 7.I'. and .17aBmut dreg°. is .., foF edni.anew past-woeprobleme. As p Ta
tin. Quaker, cullege administrations are 1 Htt47t" N"'"'"" nee F.",bl. du Pk." Pe'" the. """...""h' "''' Frei" 'trend",
bull of hie extensive knowledge and
•nes.. nese ' ,tooling mough . Patta . t-U.- ..not mice leas sophistication, but the nursery
evil doubly compounded, or that a Quaker o,,goinhlo,7i. This time we find 'dirt Wakeman must judge for itself.
any publications on the Japanese
government,
administration symbolized by gray suit', „,,,,, ,,,,,. ,..,„„i0„ ,,,, b., on men in p,kli.
he was, ar he d.eserthed
The verse is not no bud. Lucy Turnbull data
Over ninety memberi of the senior od invited the support and continut, a -team tmeniher" of the unit
and red tic is a satitii7P- achination par !on the It2,41 kokl. Such accurate nbser,..km tome unt.ing Wellies that are quire clever.
dam &Beaded • dinner given for ing interest ortbe group for their
which was responsible for Doling
wcml note ho.w. the mutate to achiarediniin... T. S. Eliot is too scattered to be any easy mark.
excellence.
them by the Alumni Aeociation in alma motekt
•
the naw Japanese vonstitution.
Tim parodist', Latin and. Ge'esk are better than
the Common Room last Thuraday. The Omani tanrallentatirS on 'the
Haverford's adininistratiMt and line-, 'i""• Thus'''''''' '"" '""l' hi' "" "'"`'''"'
,Toympublish Houk
nor Ralialitlii 01. did Jan. dnyee sponsor that
and surethei.
President White and three officers of Hord uf.Managers, ROtlert A. Berke,
crford's faculty undouhtediy have their
loot-dhanin? -Joanna Semel reflects on the
- Eight years oftesching eSperiatire
14,
suffered.
the
development
the
Association
of
delivered
brief
afterDynan%
snok
"Cempeteatly
Done ._ ,,
..,,,,. .,.. ,. ..,.,.., _. _ „..__„._.
serious shortcomings, especially. we sus-.
mkt,. ant Helen Goldberg takes liberties with
:latent participation in hello. el- at Smnfird coupled with
dinner speeches.
gervjonti
in areas wheresan elderly .
Mt told of the origin°,aluemi meet vfferts gave hint full Profee
Wilbur 'Greets Sealers
B°.".4 of thr:ugh UT:a:at sr a „L11;:yu. '
T'"
his 7: .;,': ,',T::.,":,7,;'
not pr
Dartmouth En 1840 whan‘ -orabip
ManagerS
Ha
out throw around its collective ,,,,,i, f,..... i,.... th,, „.k, , .„..,,„,,,,, 4„..t.,,,, :,.....e,,„;;;,:7L,:rt,,tbz,n,:.,..,..7,4,.
m....,
. b,:-.
Donald E. Wilbur, 24, president of aseeciatioe representatan on the
with
he wo only 34 years
that
talentthan
Board.
Alumni
t
Secretary
Bennett.
S.
we:ght without more than superficial . 15 Edith Honk. :toy of a Roston girl, married . es
the Alumni Assumed., greeted the
She ..s ...Hoe i thought,. nevertheless, rather
...t
Cooper concluded with • brief talk on Dr. Noland has revised and Olsen.
knowledge of the peculiarities of a 1930,`• the middle west. who ,Ireama if hone !ladling, niwounating an emotion.
stout of 1610, who ate ordy a few
'
"To Governments of Foreign Powmonths away them becoming nom- the activities If the alumni nAea end
escaped.!the loYcholOgYi Sperm Lea's
student -body. There stouts no indication, shuthlers at who._ I.
escaped.
era," first published by Halt is 1947,
illustrated poem makes the
Om, of that groan. He went on to Its relationship to the Moms body..
very conyioina. The 1.11-0.11 4. as clear ,
however. that Gilbert White and hi" min-, `ta ad
, .
Mr. Beatty. dinner was .erred in with Philip W. Back of standard bin
, ,
poster that advertises a violinist in
.stol ato%.as a .lay
outline the Amtecialien's -program
arearn though the drremer,sind-tern_
o•
ions have united to oppreas the students ,
banquet style at table. decorated with co-author. Some tiOn poes long,"the
.
,
.
.
1.. Ntebolt.
WHO i n • Platte creak' far
and woe of its PM. for the future.
_. v ''. P!'' 'd . "" ,"'''''. f'"" "'"sdn "teb • 'away Lea halt hie
candles and flowers. Some of. the book will appear early tuna year.
some good lino hot drop into
at every turn, and we -therefore contain, ,In.
normally prom, ',outside s bur' rotor nlinzen,
' Lon,r,„., , .0 j1„,„
Preside. WMte then spoke of the younger salamiwere interspersed
l' on,
At Dartmouth numt of his wok
that the best way for a student tiewspayer M.o., apprarialionof lo. and gam. I am inon ‘.,nn an,. t,on., .ona nnone. ;h.,. eta
prone. uoin we hoe.
consists- of 'leading several semior
part alumni may rake In fhat future, immeg the seniors.
tO get what rt nntintif is by leeel-hoded id, Moho. by a n,,,,,,ut „hot in which field, 1,_r,,,,c,n. ,,
greens with topics ranging from "ill,,d redo:Don enkindled by
ien
prodding rather than by A lot of bray "'' '.'''''''''' ''' '''' `I '''' ''' """
Lei:notional organisations" to "conY'
(largely voided by the .maaic of woe.. The
Garboty Walleyes Amide' Tension
name-calling. .
temporary for eastern gmeremo.
. illustration is novel and effective. Thus i •
1
Tin mos Garbity relov'es the tension of Ihe ' ver7 well -edited number,
wisely dispensing with
The attitude of . thin -paper for the
„,„. ,i.,,,,,,,„,„ ,,,,,,,i do„,,...,,„„, „ „,,,,,j an „O.,
1883
.
coming year=s going to bet one
.
,
conslchr
•
Stephen Willem Colin., Senior Joseph N. Hertel Is aeeretary of
eel brashness and candor. its. branhileas
parches In the fate firm of Colkins-and the Haildonfteld (Id. 1.1 dirk Assoc.
toe mean that we don't think toy faculty.
ttleower of New York City, died tattoo. He Is active In the New Joeadrainistiation, Huard
March It 'n Overlook timpani In eel National Guard and he. been Pro.
is so.allGoosaiit, New denier. be wes B7.
meted to the rank of major to both
fired hot as to be immune to deserved crit•
.
1
that organisation and in the National 'Dr. Willis H. Hazard, .117, editor
iciam i.e -Haverford'a only published outlet
emeritus and former head of the pub- Ilv cishaso Farm.
cal and future goverernent workers. :Me
1101
•
Guard of the U. S.
tor etadent opinions By brashness we aLso ' ks• ,,,,, "om -,..,„„., ,,,,,,,„, „...,„„,„
[Mongol
Leader
Will
haat
line
TanT
Or, "lore G. 54. loom, revenant.departotent for the New
...b.,. of such " -1.r.fla board"
.
mauled
second
edition
of his Sales ed Eleverford at the inauguration of England 'Mutual Life Insthence.Co.,
mean the natural independence of
ra must
dr.Seeineeting published in May. This Werren - D.• Bomanas president
died March 21 et the Faulkner Hosyounger generation which shoeld eight.!L e in tile State. Bei:al:nest
of
has% Posed Problems "tht ''' to -th tth..°'
survey book- will help design en. Bridgewater
.--- P"---' °L. '.
College, Bridgewater, pied In Bunn, He was 84.
-fillip be feeling its oats. .
ih.! „ sore. wet., natuiv snnesmine he national
that."`""
P"'""
"""
"ti'l"taa°""""
newer. judge the sales aPPeal of V... March 5,
Dr. Hoard 'she graduated from
from
sem:atonal
(Mott.
rear)
•
,stit•-•
• But--4te do not Mean a policy of din- '`.`''''
their Prodeet. • .
no ar the admininirmion.
Freakily J. Smith wilI represent Goerel Theological Serninitry and
•
'
If
selfor,
led
room:stool
inienligaturs
.
• respectful- or unconstructive. eriticism.1
no granted his Ph. D. from Harvard
.„„„ ,heir „onoonniqk nu.ndo, no n'
Hasertord
Sematur filet Ledge 101 a' 34..0husetts.
at
the
installation
of
of
1MM
in 1894.. During his Icing
Etery -cauAe''• espoused by the NEWS! ::,,,,,,,,,, wide,.
advocated. the maddishinent
Dudley l). Cora% dean of the Charles M. Leo as fourteenth meal.
and peraonnel. the 'morkt,., recently
a. new I
,
with New Englod Mutual. which be
will be not only factually accurate but ri', of f s
„ board"
Svhool of Commerce al the Univer- dent of Geneva College on April 20.
workersoil
and
thenab.,
norilluaitr
"°"'" ' CS-" '' of ° 1-'''''''''''' group I
0: xocr,,p,ee, eepeh„
lean with a district managership in
, ,,e
eo. '-'''''
oi ten ter,
lIOn
'and represe.ativ. and an Twilit
„factually complete as we can make it.
sity s of North Caroline. addreased
West Cheater, Pa. in 1903, he ;stabFrederiek
aumbet
A.
.ef
Vantleaberah,
private
citizen.
Jr,
Although
Senator
'wean. of. the Americo Business
d Despite the vira puelicity the y reWith these precepts in mind we shall ! `..I:
Bohol himself as one of life 'nor.:7;':`,, ter....,..,,,,,,,, .
r. the •,,,,,.
Midge's proposal wa. tingly publici.d. it seems'
:10 in Durham, N. C. on Moth a. was recently reelected a director of
ances ost brilliant scholar.
do everything Inc can to increase student kenloknors
' be '`.._
His topic was "A Time for Clear the A. H. Seining Co., to Philadeland mecarthys Os ...really on:
`"k'k '4."'"" t" """ problem.
He has held aeverelministerial and
phia,
I'
participation in the decisions which direit,,1 damned by She public.
Thinking."
....cause
of
its
representative
camp..
'
editorial positions, and was a memAOKI
Iv affeCt •olir liven rill •eimpus. Among. nthWeed, wild insinuations end ansunWRal..
"i'l 8"M°-r L'de&° P ''''' -h>"" !
Mill .
Professor Theresa A. Bohan. It ber of severel scientific organisation..
Ur ihilign, that inenne 'student reprekzinta- ,. ,.i,
t...:td,nt.inistintive ufliebils Inar • tried" could function' en an impolial ladr
1„,r.
,
:rmsioszeihnis.
He
retired from boiness in UHL
Jab. V. Yu Sickle will represent the author -of an said! In a recent
,,e.
c:r1.
1g.
thilIte, na,tpihnenagainst oossible espi.•
than on . the Curriculum Committee, a
un oireitdy shaky for- t
Haverford. at the hes...anon of Issue of Radio and Television News
frank evalMatiOn of Collection speithershi ''"ra 'Y P"
Herold
Wellington
• OLD (;RADO
Riehardon
.
entitled
"Smell
Capacity
'""'
CoMenrer
.
•
•
dissipation la - .- inor '
ZZ'
uted;:r7;7",:l
'MN we alileu- the intentions and Maio of
Alumni who attended the Business
president of Franklin ,College of Toler." The article describe. the
some.modifications of compuistiry meeting .„,„..„,,,,,...„,...,.....,.,
,,,,,e 0,0,, ,,vori,.. ,
hope ISM Sen.*. ledeets propos.] receiov
Franklin, India. on April 29.
workings of a versatile home-built Confemnee, whiels' is reported nn
immediate consideration.
attendance, and hind.) greater studeeto • ievt itinenther [ha: rte me ,:rtgaginititi • cold war
Page 1. were:
t sting• instrument
. faculty -cowdocation.”
ind ihn: the ..omit, of the nmion depends-le ' If the - "loyalty hoard" were to 1e tearoom,.
1917
Charles F. Bader, TA; Walter C.
1945'
8,,,ond Such ,,,,,,..lio..„ „.., n„ke .„ps:t up, the allegienee_ and tiastwarthincs, of _sod acrordio to &onto .Ltolge's proposal, and
Ernest 'L. Drown, president of
Dr. and Mn: Henry H. Fetterman' Baker, '32: Robert L. Balderston, .29;
Brown ins.' Bailey Cr, was recently
0,-...ggo.
o 0,..i.h.peonn now. . Ho, we hope oo " ,i110gtervinietit °Mein's. tioverernent scatters- if the Congress were to 'confine its investigmions
William A. Battey, 23; David C. Revare
recohdog
emigretulations
no
the
etre:.
a
regional
director
for
"Boo
Mane ie the orem of foreign affairs-mo. , the products...! the State Department stunning
an :29: LoSiog Dam, .17: C. Willis
interested party Will hesitate to let use ',. reli,11.
1", comprising 'Peosylvaitia, central birth of a daughter, Marilyn,
and unommiiked to foreign powers. promo, then we might attain a. tel
of
Edgerton, .14;
• heap how he thinkswe are doing and what. '
And southern New 'Jersey. Delaware, Charles ,t. Shields, who Ls with the
Sorse' type sf "loyally board" should... ''ogiestt to Stare Department conductive to a
Thom. W. Elkintonr
Ilerlort
he moles We ought id be doing,
and Maryland, of the Folding Paper. Department of the Army. In now lo- V. B. „Gallager, 'II; C. Robert Haines,
endittaitod to cheek the credibility of pre.. viable II:partisan fatelgn policy..
cated in Munich. Hie address la Dept.
So Association of America.
of Army, Dept.-B, 7822 SCU, MMP, Tv2 . William Y. Hare, '12; Eugene B.
APO 407-A, clo Postmaster, New Renown
1818
•
valor L. Johnson. Mg: 3. Nord.
Alumni Secretor lilmmett S. Cole York, N. Y.
Jones,..21; Robert W. Leeds, 'Ali Benby It, E. &WW1, Ana. N. M. Cox, III
er is one of thg.judges in an essay
..19411
• linur7" 1G1vdfoliow .huvkl,, :slow; awkward well; for theie's a great deal that can be learned
•
• I from quietly *serving to Printition culture out
/ambit Leuchter, '49t Edward 11._Patontest
in
...etch
Rile
nce
Mx.
and
Mrs.
Nelson
pupils
Appitthn
from
14
high
2151, extremely fortunnt. v hove with
schools on the Moira Line end in East Miles announce the marriage of their lemon. '24; T. David Shihadch,
Thoth Who: We tin In Remo
inure M the deep silence on the edge of the innate
In Collection tili3
a Ilaverforil nlnn
Well. 1;1144its ess, lir illustrate the pant I where, at it wii, put In the recca novel by Say.' • DeLaworeCounty wilt compete. The daughter Romney to William Mar- John A. Silver, .20; Laird Simons, le.,
hasmoot the pot forty-mu yeuiswith
students will write on the theme: shall Lee on- April at the Swarth- 99;
I'd like to briny ea this morning. You hero be- tom: >McIntosh, ... (students laugh; ChuLfellow
the Anne. iron Frienis Service Conthitter ia
it- fore ale ale the youth
Icnilinson. '10; Granville
Mike the .Handieepped, It's Good more Presbyterian Church.
of tainorrine, I mantle miles thinly: owes. embarrastedl. .
oh North Horne. Ile hot oho disc
i.l,
Business."
tornhes hi; nee I
Mr. and Mrs. Herman • Hasekamp E. sToogood, TO; Roy S. Vogt, MI;
Oh, I see, row president is also named Stykkeveil m Me a mid of letters and iv w;dely adults of ....-Morrim. I
Charles'
- 1921
amen, the marriage of their Kenneth B. Wel..,
known v
soh, of thit very inseu,ouVo ihr youth hf inlay'. And dues jot what we're I moor blasIntesii. Matteotti student laughter;
.yiTur to do' 0111 diet, in liorneu,-make the Uladfcilow...edileina) • He Was intradaredte we
Dr. E. Newbold Cooper, vicepresi- daughter Jean to Harry Donseth Warner, Jr.. %MI *series A. Web,
hmk, The origin And Domlopment
Influence. yolaii
stet, Jr., 20:
'•
dent of Girard College in Philadel- Wood on Match 18 in Chin..
ietn the adult. of tumor ow.
Prreident Macintosh. (Pandemonium.)
5.n00
vf which he
-Theodore
WhItialsey.
Jr.,
Don.5;
Thi,
tash
0.111.1
phia
was
the
speaker at the annual
Well, anyway„eur work with the Borneo has
Ile no easy- osn.
19111
lo Mir
1: vv
noon,
ald Wilbur. '24; John S. Williams. II).
I en. by the clot. up theic,that- my time IA . show, us that, even in these troubled time, there
Father and Son Hammel held recent- Mr end mrtbsletnfe
S.*"
t• 011-1; alTaainir 4101, , bet if youll lust mar: rue a few ; is no need to despair of a solution
:Tay • a M.,
I am Tiar
IY at the Moorestown IN. 7.1 CY. of -Newt.,
, ...end° the 00.
to the ornbMoss.
auwwW), I
gi-aal me Meat
minetes--1 loin your tint,.
mustily House'. The title of his talk Mosent of their dough., Elireheth Stewart Lecture .
valuolde here at lenm this. alone the world rod.. And so, let
.
Gladfellow, class of
was: 'Tatham Can Make a Differs to Ilmairmile McYwkar CAI..
to malt. the procedure a
!me leave you this morning with this message of
. Continued- rem Poe I •
nught-eight
"n aar work .151111 the Itoneso.
John A. Stone. who tovivel on generally prefer - it the the convenhope and of promise, from Loindbilow,the Ameri
our hr.....eb of the Service l.erantire
•
_
M. A. tn political science at Colum- tional method of grading.
1927
divided ' inen poet: "Go faith to meet thealuidowy future'
1 find ; ism two orms, die secular. 1111d Lila Wannefillar, ■with.: for end with a manly heart." I thank
i ur
10, White Followbiefordilina,
Daniel IN, Coo will rept eve. Hav- bia UntversIty loot 'fan, now has 'the Reed College has never 'used n for4.11,1,1 priv,lege i, be waked to address Poe
terapTURI. Tose two inn. worlt hand in hand,
aford at the inauguration of Hence position of reporter on the 'Ding- mal eroding eymem since ith Nsh
(Cameos reads of OP..,. Dineen..
eoo
good many 'year. 'since I haat.
. mil,. It
...stak" ifilatifollow rhurkleal..
A. Ilildieth he president of Redhead' ..ton. Sun. His address la The tion in lel 1. A college 'with an onsit down; White nudge, him; he gets up angina.
si-ind this beautiful rune. and wen on this
Well, he secular a, in his devoted most of its
University on April 5.
Everglade, lel Front Si, Bing- rollment of about -700 student. Reed.
-Well, dos anybody- have a question?
•
.0,1tafrom. end Pm noon- glad To he hack here time to
of 'modelling-and Whidaralak PUZZLED VOICE: You are Red Smith, aren't
Captain Poi W. Ohl is still in Gerhas one faculty member for e.r.h
• 131 fuel. thy 'oat 1111.1 Wan on this plat- essned foods to the Male,. So far, over the :,rou7
many; his address is now Adj. and
, •
'
.
1949"
.
twelve students. Dr..Stewart has 'obf no win teeny years no in ...nine:tie. with Mi at four fiedades, 300 0. disti.ibuted sonie
Mg. Trust, 1 G OISu, APO 209, eta
Ober!). Andenton was nian.led in served littlerlifferenee in the time reGLALIFELLOW: I Wish I had dime to no into
cc
fit hina. Engtith eldss ter hi.).
hem.
P .51:77,"ew York, N. Y'fumbles vainly for notes ie I that now, but : t . er ... unfortunately ...
February to Deborah Rae. of Phila- quired for grading odor the Rod
I
in.shets1 ...1. cc
WaS it Toner klan •
delphia. He is n junior .in medical and conventional systems.
1991 . .
a611. (Al/Shellec ninths I STUDENT: Devon+ ae native-and foreign
Edwin A. Rookie. addressed • whoa at the University of Pen.yl. Dr. Stewart graduated from Rod
elements get along in Borneo!
At that time [_lived fin the old Bork, Toner,, derisively; Gludfellawt half-witted grin).
•
Including A liamh. MOGI, .flumie
joint meeting of the American Sol. GLADFELLOW, Both the colonial overnis and is living at 411 S. 44th Stk in 1921. received Nis Ph.D. from Stanwhich wus notch higher than it is nsw. I re- •
ely far Toting Maieriala and the in Philadelphia..
ember quite sell
ell one merang when I as-rived ' Now the nom-molar loin has encountered -vont and the Service Committee stand firmly•
ford Unteeraite, and returned to Heed
morc .p I/
American Solely of Mechanical. En. Richard C. Toler is with the to tea& from 1925" to 1049. Sr beWe've .built a both. Meeting behind al racial issues, 'Wow.) Thou. you
at lb. Lunt's Easy thrine blalvorsitti. class
gin..., In New York City on vElec- Woo...nick Lumber Co; his address is ame dean si Oberlin lost September.
half ;hour lute. 11.1.1 Was 1111 °Over.' with blood.., hall, or hut. as they lull it in Borneo. And very muck for this splendid opportunity to he '
Mrs. Gladfdlow, tither in charge with you.
Mani. Research for the Department Ill Main St., South Hamilton, Mass. A. member of the American Economic.
And my Ron Ion bbl;en Shout'
the
Igesturesi. ofeidetic.
the the
.
naive..., has converted three natives.
pf National Defense", North 24 Mr.
'
inn.
Association. the Royal Economic Ass
•
Well. Dr. Lunt asked Me
why I W. a half hour We're preached to them Omit God, George Fox, I
Nest week' our Soaker will not 'he Moot
Charted- M.314th. is field director nociation, and the American StatisSpeakman is Executive Director of
and I stood there respectfully. my broken;
atrnt bomb, and related Prehlemo in nor ef Proust. as was previously onouneed, but Julian
the-Committee on Electronics of the of the Maine branch -of the tx"and tical Association, he has also worked•.
rm dangling teestures). and said I'd fallen outthe
forts to fanriliarler them with our
Research Development Dowd for that world Federalists.
f itwintion. in the -Tower. alt. Ile Just look.
way of life, W. HOW, notedskymnwriter. who has Marla,.
with the Department of Agriculture
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ilAVERFORD NEWS
Racqueteers Rout Penn, 7-2;
Betsons, Foster Stand Out Sfritiot,
PAGE THREE
seiteda, Ford Nine Wins 1st Home Tilt.
aIbsse 9-3; 5 Runs in 3rd Blast KingE
1Hurtubise,Hibberd
BASEItALL
ti Hertel
Pennsylvania wee Neverford's lint
Alnico]. and Feeler lettered up fo■
April
MoratMn
8 kings Collie,
Home
20 Gettynburg
as the Fords teen easily, 7.2. on the and Peekard, 0-1, 6.1, The Demons,
.twat'
to
Temple
May
loser's •courte. The Fords took the in number two position, finghed off
IS Dreamt
'S Lafayette
twey
Away
fleet five plaima in the singles, with Laik. and Lewis, 04, 6-4, for the le Naga: Pharmacy
195(1 Ford H. B. Squad . • .
Home
5 Lehigh
lone
Ed Bellinger •losing the decision, after last Haverford victory of the doe.
19 Umbrae
B Urailtan
Avert
Hama
inning to three ma. Number enc.:and Dick Eberly end Deem Deacon '01st 1.
Moravian
Hun
12
Swarthmore
Away
• two double. Glee Pet minis M the to Tnylor and -Levy in the thirst `22 Dr-homy
Home
The 1910 011010.0 of Reverterd Lo:
win colunnefor the Scarlet and Mack. doubt. match, 6-3. the.
TRACK
26 et. hood'
Awe,
ball was unveiled before the hon
but number three was demagog...by
April
21 Drexel
Home
fans last Saturday as the Scar!.
the Penn Quakere. The match !Mi22
Wein..
Home
.
.
Mar
and Black overcame an early delis
tered long nets, and des played in a Bob Itc10011
2ro29 Penn irottys
Attu
tent
to spank King's College, 9-3, on 0
high wind which created a nninor
Home
Ursine.,
Slay
Class of 1922 Field. The Fords eon
Must storm.
Home
Ii
St
JeneePtee
2
Lehigh
Away
bind
eight bits, nine encore, in
Bob Bets., played number one
'6
Swarthmore
tem,
IA
Swarthmore
Hams
strung three-bit pitching by Cra.
singles. taking /endear's usual place,
9 Gettoabant
Away ,
GOLF
Whereon end Chortle Wernher to w
who in just etuting to play again
12.13 AL A- S: 1. & T. Away
April
with
after a rest period ordered by the
17 P. AL C-& Drexel
HoMe
10Scranton
.teat'
doctor. Bob wort the tint set wady,
Freshmen Lead Hitters
Neighborhood Meet Aw8Y
Temple
Wayne Hurtubi, with three hit
.red Onaliy doweed Friel 8-8. Io the
I t W. (Pester
Jeer
Neel
end Dave Ridge and Ted Ribber
emend. Big Jim Footer defeated
10 Suture
2 Interim.
Home
Home
with two each, led the tilting. Hurt
Packard 0.8, 6.0;74 for the seamed
ben wag on bust. four Lau, et
Ford win of the day. The third met"
scored twice while Itlehic betted
• [mtge.: Dick Balm. and Laike
three tuna. Jim Wood also drove
proved to be one of the beet of the
two with It double to spark u tie
day. After toeing Aye straight ie the
tun rally in the think
Brat set, Dick came back to win IS
straight before losing his next- la
After errors of omits iun nod cur
host game in the second net Betsen
misinon enabled I.:6VA to more the
Both
of
the
liaverfoni
tennis,
Swatting,
6-1, 6-6., Bob BM... and
rum, too mewled, en ono hit ill II
W011 the first sot, 7-5, and the.second
teems. victories on the recent proetice Bonne defeated Wall end llyatt.
arst
pilljnel steady boll
0-I. Captain Meteor, PlaYm1410. host
trip to the South cameeamly. The
hirok the invaders for six inning
official match of the season, outclass.
Quantico Marines and Lynchourg In contasat to, the rssy Ford victored Byerly, winning easily, 6-1,
m rPer then pitched two palle,
College
tell
by
Identical
ies
',cores
edgiest
of
9-0,
Quantico nod Lynchburg.
John Thomas, in number five posiwithout allowing a ball o
s.
son li n
.,t
tion, put the match in the win column
the Scarlet and Black tom eau:lass. ti
lieterton struck cr
Pleasant Surprise at gimlet.
.
setm, and walked two, and Went
for the Fords by hes n Javier in a 1,d Nix ire 1
The blanking of I:emetic° was not by North Carolina and Virginia Ise
hitf.st
Mg
tam
iwo
to
the
Tel
Itsch.,
and
tong - II/kWh, 7-5, 0-6. and .3. Beller..•
to
ahroi•
onexPectedt but the easy win over
inner fought a close, hard
teh, but
Erne, Help Rinnio
Lynchburg tame as a Might surprise the Cavaliers.
olle
RSA finally beaten by Levy. 6.2, 6-e.
I. Ma third
g cline
oboe the Virginia bogs wore c'snfer- N ,rth Carolled maree e clean sweep
6.4, for the Amt Illue and Rod wig I....1.-r
: • Lot
io all the atatehen, playing with right
After pitcher Ile
champions laat smug. The
,
11 SOftha.li out „ye title
..''"
,i110e and four due 4es, an ihr iitnd
in three
with •by
lin in tent, and Bud (in
:cote at the end uf the two.,irt An,
Dahl ge
a.• ••
. ,,,agues open
averfordTrackmen T,
Lomb ear 21.0. The FuLlaw ele nrahle
8111 nil when the wound his
,tT
&teens artist,
.e
t a:_....
man nomeed. (ionic walked to lel
Norman Btionall used varying cm, tate e sMgie abaci from the
southern
4eam,
which has had the ad- Haverford's lamehell mason got Marling twitter tor I:, Fon■-• Ile the sucks end Woad hit hM double f
innstiaks of 0„,,, gig Are
ace Good Season
as the teuiweinharked.for I was credited with Ili.- Ims and a-as two rum. A'two-base error by King
melted with- a etude victory over vantage of the early spring, peeatit. under
•
Morrie. Lynolgure's mocker eve Ong them extra time on the outside their southern road trip during the removed in the third for a ;inch pitcher, Reese, then let in two ma
With a perennally tough schedule,
COOrts.
lishberd. counter, and Don Chandler reach
Jim
Paster
fund as welles poring vacation. Four games were hatter. Hr wax teplated
An expanded • spring intrammal Wink end Dick Betaon. in the slumber
the Fonts reel have rcuon to he enNorfolw scored 3 rreiS in the second second. After Ribber.] whiffed; Chan
couraged, en they have a large and cOmpetition gets under way this week two slot, Won in a similar manner. anyone in Chapel 11111, forcing his played on the
a pane. ler tallied the fifth rue on it fielder
talented freshman turnout, with doted with seven mftball Wants and sin Although ailing from the Nu and a man twice Wire to three Co gain the The first game was played March Cl Oe single,
vt the choice end BroadImIt wont to aces,
summit from het year'. lettermen. tennis squads strugeling for top bdd tooth. Bob Benson eased by hie match. Jim Foster and Dick Benton withthe quentitio Marinei. The ep- Tn., not
on the shortstop's odd throw.
and two men, with Drew guitien got under way early in the "di,en
'`.0"• "mi
Burt Seidel will add new life to the honors for their restactive elegem, opponent as did John Thoman. After
tna- :a the
An error, a double by
a dose first net Drew Demon took Deacon and Bob Bente,' vying for ontest, scoring one run in the fi rst bee..
01-1 •••
Inv pl. dash, and will be suPplement•
-Softball
floy only ,,,,, set d the ,y„. and three end four positions,
third
.11 1 a
Ithire and infield out. 001 Richic's bong Ry g
h
Thom, ml with Eli Halpernds performance.
In softball numb Our exCept the ie.othy,,,,,, Peel g,,,,,,, „.,..,.er ,„ ,,!.. tae, Ed
Hettiger, Paul Ronne and s.Ions fly to rieht -field. Thr bliiiincl Kiv..4 '''' '' ''''''' "" ' " " ''''' '' ''''' another marker in the fourth, and
th
Halpern, Arnie Jones, and Phil Vance seniors boast two teams anima.. The A. ,,,
,„,,, .„,. ,
Dick fRberly filled out the lemaining anthem,' in another rue la the third Pi." ' '''''' "'' I .." ". • ''''''' walk, liartubises titled hit, u. sum
will run for the Scarletand Black In class of '5I welked off with softball ‘,.,,,..
,
"11''''''' four positione.
on tin infield hit, u fiekler'sF ehoice,, 2 n'''' ' ' •
the 220 yd. dash.
Denman, an honore Mid Yee, hot the Junior teams ...
.'.. '''' '' ''. ' '''''' Irv. and a long ainele to' left I
SIttl• in tinirrh ,0111,L1( 101i, the .tal an err.. The vi,iting
tn.
ouMtnedind frubman prdspect will face keen competition this sprints
' nom end Deneon Easy Vietwo
ob- , et.' ''' ''' '''''' '''' '''''' ' '''''L'II ' Rwhic accounted furtive more in II
Scarlet
and Sleek showed Oghting hulked two Marken., one in the third; A I'm' ' 1,'
run the 440 yd. with-Dick Kirk and from- both the Freshmen sad $epee- Thomas and
''''' ' ''' ''''''''''''''' ''' sixth. The Masi run came with m
had
the
wiliest
spirit. as they roe, to trirsirgy. 7.2,
out in`/the seventh - as pinch-hitt
..
a
,y,„, thy t
Bill Bonder and Wee,. Burle- our find lull,
Got, Cadwallader.
n the doublea although neither
Coming into the longer` events, combined Senior aggregation.
Foster and Dick Damn nor Dick d-A Foster, number two -man, at./ Woes mingles, a lame on hulls semi an Find game et the tour Ira, played Andyryecint walked and scored
.
end another pre ton .4k...4 at Itandelph-Maven on the 30th of two errors,.
Andy Briod., Mimi. Priming, Cap.
A full week's softball schedule oil tberlY and Ed' Beilingm dropped a Pick Belson ht number three. won
Merck.
Our
their
hitting
matches fee the Fords' only another single by Rote!, in the sixth.
showed the great- The lineup: '
Min Ruth Mullein, Bill Wood. mid
soviet of ten games, two
r it
The Marines broke the tie in the est promiM to date, an% the fielding
• CadWellader will run in the half mile: each afternoon at 4:16. Motioned The Quantico match was not close. score.
ss.
6 2 3 0
setroth when a splurge of 4 base was elm very much unproved. }our
Stein, ...other premising fruit. games will be included In the folios!, Dklt Dotson played number one and
1 1.11 4
knaelot Pe/Med across 2 more tallies. rum were garnered i, the second Gerrie., Ob .
men, taken on the mile with John Bell. Ind week's competition. Each noltball took straight ode. Bob Bennon
.
If
.1
I 2 0
Inning
'when Wood lad off with a
The Intl. mom Was 4.0, the losing
Henry Ewald, and Red Engle all try team will play at hoot two end often Inwnsad in the neat *St, coin. t/
88,//
single to right. Chandler walked, and Wood. lb
-1 1 1 9
Pitcher was John 1.111111/Crti
ing out for the mile. In the long 2 three games X week.
dames, but me out the second with.
Chandlers
3
I
II. I
'
Hellineshead
got
an
infield
hit,
Isom
loyeecl
mile grind. Teel Snipes. Bud Walker,
7
base
bits
and
one
walk.
OUt
losingis
game.
Ed Bellinger had
- No Spam
1 0 0 0
and Herb throne promise to off,
The ,seetull- dame woo played the perti walked. pd Hurtobise singled Manwiller, rf
laugh amend eel.. going fourteen
Softball rules this year are gener592 0
of-of ..
strong Competition.
. !tuna's, bet wean, to preserve' the team
Dust dry at Virginia with Craig Hob- to right. Ledeboer and Manwillve •
ally
the
tone
ao
last
year.
However,
4 0 .0 2 Guy Murdoch takes on the high special emphasis
N of- not
erton on the mound for the Settee! wont out to retire the side. Itandolivh- Etroaf16:ellt, 3b ..:
/RI it ant. Jim Fos. It 0 0 0
hurdles with- Don Martin and Arnie rules not efficiently.is to be laid oti 1100 ter lost enly one mime, Themes three.
end Black. 10 this game the Fords Mama 'scored 3 In the second, 3 in Boteler, c
enforced In 1940:
0 1 It 0
Jones. Halpern will probably don"'
drew Soot blood. scoring in the first the sixth, 0 in the eighth, tied I in o-Lueine
Vint. there ehall IR no epikes of any 'sad Mahon took tem love seta.
tl 0 .0
over from the doehes to eon-the 220 met worn in intramural
Let Saturday, on Washington's frame an Hurtubiee eingled to right the ninth. While the . Fonts tallied Hallingshand,
softball. Sec, In the doubles, Sob Betaun and
sih with 1, end 3 in Heberton p
. .
g in in he sixth
yd. ten hurdles with Don Martik, and, men
t
competing in any game Sumac loot only one game in each set swirling Potomet River. another Ilan- wad Garrison got en infichl hit. They 1.11: eighth
V 11
Heats .
1
2 D
2 I
the final 9-1 In
Tabutt, and John Well.
to
and neither of the other duo, wns oeford teem demonstrated its prowess interne.' on Chandler's out and
0
0 It I
rebels.
ItaverFord
The shot put will be ably handled coot be en the squid lint of the teem. bard premed..
favor
total-.
of
Wumter.
p
.
by putting up a hard, though futile, Hurtubiee stored on Lucinc's groundfor
wrhich
they
are
playing.
ere 0 hits, k ru
- - - - •
ns,and 3 errors."The
by Dick Eller, Brooke Gerdiner, Fred
Dependent both on the weather mid Before leaving on the trip, the battle for third Atte against SI. er to second. Virginia cone buck with
Tots.]
36 9 b 27.
Stmhl, and John Doane. Doane will
inset conditions, en expanded intra- team wan fortunate to get the use of Dolma in the four-school . su tag a tallrin the seccind on a Fass. a losing pitcher wa s klurtubiSe.
also throw the dimes along with Leo
mural tent. league of nix teams gets the Church Forte Scheel courts and regatta sponsored by George Wash- aingle, and a By la center field. Both
Dvorken, and Fred Stroll. Horatio Snider
Melon
University.
teams Moved in the fourth; Havel-way thin afternoon. Both Jun- those of the ProvidentMutual Lift
Wood will lend hie talent, to the javThe Have•rfordians turned ford en a peso abd a Malmo base by
and Sophomore ensiles have two Insurance Company
practice. The
elin with Rog Sorg and Bill Mime.
latter were obtained through Jim events in their talventage . by ran, Ted Hibberd, and a single tio meta
and 'Donny fifer. The high jump will neryeme entered in the Imbrue.
Schneer, captain of the 1940 racquet ming opposing boats only when a be Broolbelt, Virginia on
Two Matches et Once
•
probabTy be one. of the Ford bright -Tennis
rave waa not under way, and Skipper emu,: and a single. Thereafter tI
teams, as it now stands, squad.
.0010 with }rite Killian. John Hume.
J. D. "BilgewaMr"
nil play one metekper week. A more thnamaries of the Snatch. ai Particular by fallingFife did .so in Fords went hitless and moreless u
Dave Denman, and Ed Mecbeth. Com- late:lege
into the meld, tit the ninth frame when bindles by
schedule is difficult because' Lynchburg: Foster defeated Mord;
. leg up frorn..the sprints, Arnie Jones of eonlikla
64,
Seta. defeated Mar- drink 'in the proems of crossing tht Bliley!, Woad. amt. Chandler and
with tennis ladder compewill .do the broad jump along with tition. All intramund
by Lueine postured
tin, 0.3. 6-4] Bob Dotson defeated Mc- finish line for the weevil time in one fielder's
tennis
tilts
will
Jahn Home.
a more. 1-110 southerners got 2 in the` •
take plate ON Thaday or Thursday Neil, 6-3. 6-3:-Thomas defeated Lind. ram
at 4115. At that time the three s-ourto see, 0-2, 0-It Denton defented Hass- Tom Woodward 'heeded the team. fifth mul 2 in the meenth I., make
h.
and
captured
two
third
plmes
in the the kiial
Iluterfool
01.1o, 7
e:U;i: wll m thew of finger. 64, 11-0: •Bomne defemdd Bill
four raves he soiled. Bob Hammond bor. t. I. /al.,: %neon.,
Cock. 6-1, 6-4.
woo
't'17:01
erl:tht7ear' t
, n. h
three of tie
h.
r ,in
Iw
troomarth-,c,,,ompeytitorikn,
fte
oridirs,,
- Foster and Dick Bctsan defeated
Morris and McNeil, 6-3,•6-4; F,herly tarter\
Skipper
Fife
wan
ably.
abet,. •
and Bellinger difeated'Idartin aped
time.
the crew met-by ,Pete Cummins..,
The • Ilayerford golf ;mint imolai
el
further rale to be elatiliml aloha Lindner, 6-1, 6.3; Thomas and Dom
do current season with a resounding this
inteatrimal .pror defeated Bil/ Cwt. and duck Took, eg.cvl his skipper front a a um,. victory over the University el Reran- go/. 0 Inn, Do person wilt hd..niidw- M2,6-1
death to the fourth and brought hint
• einee 1092
tOn on the loseria course, 6-3. The oil' 111 ...I, nitii in hoth 'softball and
and
the
boat
to
anfety.
lac Elt113.10
Of the outdoes no Qom..
weather wits against the team, at trtnit,
S. Taltlne
idep 'behind (hie regoin- tiro Dick pelff(( de Prated krygow. 17/. pin -row far tom' yam, FHA
the already steady min turned to oti;,nohi: Nwinelbpnlypt.
Mought his boot through for onu
h,
a,
t ,0
0f,fourftheri
,
nr.ene:
.
..i;
0110W teemed the end of the match
th
Bob Setson defeated Wall, third phew out of the four rates he
Ao furniek a .sloppy finishing course. mural Committee - to get more men 7-6•
.
.
Thmg. defeated max.!,
8109
1
- Lending off in number one nlot,1 mitered in intramural competition. 0-2. fit;
!Wonted Hyatt. Ike,
• Tainell wee defeated by IdatunkekS.
Ore filnyi,Renresentatives
Bellieder .defeated Whiteside;
2-1, for the Orel Scranton score nf
Letovomera whetting to enter sprin'g' R. 84,
i!1
CAMP'S PHARMACY
match. Al Adams came back for intrann,
men wishing flirther
ding
r
er
the Fords by polishing oiFFitegeralth 11,1,.1111:.,.,,,
Le°
d White
c Program or rag- to
..1R1,110RE
3-2. in the IntIrsnInk Admit/ and To" o
. the. follows .x and Coot-Or defeated Rrygowski and
myti teemed up'Sor best boll to pot ,
te
Um Fora in front. Capta Bill ,„,•
•
•
.
• In
(o..11,-ye. 11.0, dain, Ibu
t9.51cPruw, only !mime
7v i
Nwit iltiffnivh• tell vv. 71vin
Allirecht's Flowers
Whitaker (SooF-1.
favorite gather-mg 01.0 of ..turlent,
- Tux BRAND
sinunone The Scarlet and Black how Colman (deniers), and -BSI Linthi.
ARDMORE
at
Pennsylvania
Sintr Collage is
ever...lobt in the letfimme.
cum: Tennis - John Surge (FmshRADIOSWI.) ,
Canned Foods
Corsages
Sophomore Paul Sterner and Fresh men), Dave Western (Rophel. Ern
Graham 6 Sons insouss it a
RECORDSAt Reasonable Priem
'George Vrauntan. Inc.
en Bob Logan roggeted a don. Delloaaro (Juniorn). end Dere Tilley.
'Pkik
.47. Ps. ,
PHONE ARDMORE 2351
•
cheetful place - full of friendly
' PHONOGRAPHS
•
cup in`TbelY matches to sew tb
RA010 - PHONOGRAPHS
match up for •the'Fords. Sterner do
collegiate atmosphere. And when
filed Bernmho in the number Om
Established 1371
TELBIISION
the
gang gathern around, inewuld
Position and was followed by Lou]
'HOPPER. SOLIDAT & CO.
George Sayers
Menthe-ea Phila. Stock Exchange
trimming Sadowski for the sixth
Coca-Cola gets Chu call. For here,
Tim
leggest
man Tho Bevel/ant combination de
Stook
I
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11
Ford Tennis Team Loses Three; Wins'Two;
Quantico and Lynchburg Defeated 9-U
14.1,1 twal
fin' e2i4i112l-livPenn.
ees,Ford,'
ia
enne
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she,
,‘(1,11;'
nlorag
inixpandedProgram
.7iqj
way
trip,
were one
John
Dave
Joe.
generally
Ford Sailors Place
Fourth on Potomac
In Opening Regatta
who of-
the
for
.
- Golfers Win First
Nip Scranton, 6-3
A-0 Deacon
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EAVEEFDED NrWE
,r..4c:p FOUR
Drama Club Completes Cast Norton Elected
•• For ' The Beautiful People Editor-In-Chief
C. P. Tuft To Speak
Caselli Off to Italy Debaters Win Third Straight Match;
For First Vacation Chessmen Wallop Ursinus, Drop Two
CHESSMEN DEBATERS
In Several Years
Bamford's chess team lost their
club, headed in
Eleverford's,Debate
.
Merles P. Taft, brother of
•
Smator Robert Teft and former
President of the Federal Council
Amerla
herself.
Cubit
of
of The (Ward.
The Drama Cub announced that Mies Becker hen disOnguMhed
Dr. Aldo Casein. Comptvoller of OM' thle lestante by Juk Treynor end first two games of the year to Temple
erks, will speak in Goodhart
they have completed the meting for as • talented and gifted actress fo
College, will leave one week from Cordon Werner, won ion third victory and peen but then bounced back, to
Hall nest Tueodey at i7 ,30
the Haverford epringplay. The Beau- her part of the librarian singer of
on • three-month vacation trip in. ee maey weeks It Thursday whip Groins.
Bear"
today
'Mercies.
Polar
Little
My
announced
Be
wee
You
it
"Won't
tiful People by William Sethlilils
Lose On Penn
to his native Italy. Since he assumed nig* when Traynor end Werner macSponnored by the Bryn Mawr
Marjorie Low, the'-din/dos of You In the Bryn Mawr Freshman show.
Readable Issues Promised Alliance for poll-Heel Affairs Mr. tile duties se Comptroller in Santee, usefully cone/ha-cod the Philedelphia Penn defeated the pawn-pushes by
Can't 'Peke It With You and leading
Bob Yonne in SapPorUag Hair
bee 1949, Dr. Gesell' hate had only one Chapter of the American dutitute of 4.4-1 more on Mareh 6 in the ComAtwell and
dimes.
will
Taft
actress of previous Haverford-Brye
ut
WebExperimentalWritingO
Agnes
of
role
The supporting
month away from the College.
Banking that the Communist party mon Room as Herb Hickman emergAmerican Foreign Police." All
Mawr productions, will undertake 0,t
, Owen'e Oster, will be played by
-Nick Nortqn and Sydney M. Cane,
Mould not be outlawed in America.
Haverford mental*, the Rey.
ed the only victoriow Haverfordian.
To Visit Genoa, Naples
directorship of the presentation,
Hiles. Traver, another talented
•re corMawr Alliance
his Density In Genoa. Before sprit* vacation, from bleach The other Havetford players ware
Production Date Set for May 5 sad 6 member of Bryn Mawr's. frenhman Ill, triumphed in recent Coenterpolnt
visiting
After
and Bud.
dially invited to eltaild,
The play will take place May 5 and clue. Bob Young will play Jonah elections, as Editor-In-Chief
where he was horn, Dr. Casein will 13-16, polentieiste Karl Spaeth and Bill Morrison, Charts. Greene, Huntnem Manager respectively. SupportRoberts Hall el Bill P. di.
spend some time in Tuscany and Um- Hunter Cutting travelled north to de- er Cutting, and Bob Ian.
Webeter, the father of Owen and Aging the top two on the board are Tony
Myra Becker will take the role-of IIM.
bria and, later on, attend the Inter- feat debating teams from Smith Col- On March 11 the Ford team Towel•
Morley. liege Kunkel, Bob Philips, Glee Club . . .
Owen Webster. a fifteen-year-old boy.
national Congress of Sacred Music lege and M. I. T. At Smith they ap- ed to Penn, where they lost 3%-lib.
as
are
selected
The other parts
and John Leggett.
to be held in Rome at the end of posed nittionailation of industries, scoring three draws end two lose..
Continued from Page 1
foliates. Penny Rand will take the
Reorganisation in Order
Havel-ford Glee Club during its trip Hey. He also plans to vieit Ms form- while M. I. T. heard them reeommend On the eiret„nd Herb Hickman
Part at Harmony Blueblossons • little
er professors at the University of expulsion of Communist teachers drew John Hdi n. HBI Merrhoon,
Edittir-ineChief Nerten is not yet south lent spring,
old lady. Walt Robertson will make
'me Talmadge, Professor of Music Naples. where he spec/eland In eco- from Amerimus onlverstiles and col. tied Sot" Gartenhaus in their second
his debut en the Haverford -stage in willing to divulge delailed plans for
board encounter. and Bill Haines
and Director of nomic history.
keen
the role of Dan Hillboy, en old, sad- the forthcoming year, for they 'SS at Hollins College
had wide experience In
Caselli hinted, that he might
On the name trip, meanwhile, Cut- drew Al Silverman of Penn on the
dengti drunkard. Ben Birdsall. noted knee to pane inspeetion at Bryn the Choir, hoe
there] directing, having Mudied
bring back "tame food" for his elms ting and Spaeth mold draw only a Nth board. The loser. were Charles
carrne,actor, will take the part of the Mawr.
The new editor said that the Preece, Brussels, Baden-Baden, and In Italianculture—partinalarly In the tie with Mount Holyoke, while they Greene and Hunter Cutting on bunts
earth* pastor Filer Hogan. Dick
three and four reauctively.
editor and arranger line of prints, woodesita, and hooks lost to both Amherst tiltd Harvard.
Ellbrand Robin Nevitt have been se- trouble with the presenil Counterpoint Berlin. He Is the
It "isn't readable.. He hopes of *eerie, of more for Hernias Choir, "You never knots what kind of book,
Defeat U■1111.
Other pre-meation activities of the
Rodin station WIIRC is reedy to legel to ploy Harold and Steve to is that
some of tbe moreea• published by the Schirmer Company. you ntay bring back from abroad," be Debate dub included imdirMation on
eliminate
to
The pawn-pushers walloped Creat.
the
complete
ingugurate its first regular apart.
said. dertaln it Is, though, that be the Benjamin Franklin debating tour- ain. 4.4-16 in the Haverford ComperIntenMI material with the Pepe of
4 , Lee tiering Mate ,51
program at 7 p. re. on
back a good aunt.. .nernent held at Temple UnIvereity. mons on April 1."Charlen Greene was
bring
to
interest
going
le
student
more
stimulating
The acted preduction will he in the
April 12, dation officiate revealed this
"to fight the PertneylvanIe weather." There Traynor and Harry Hoehler held 'to a draw an third hoard, but
hands of Lee Haring, Mace nunager, the inntraaln,
week.
More Humor
opposed nationalisation of indurtries. Herb Hickman, Billlilierlsoo, Cheri.
•
Ed Bellinger will direct the new and Garry Roberts who will be In
while Cutting and Spaeth supported Hugh... and Bill Haines won on
The new board feels that the magaNEWS Elections . . .
feature, which will attempt to stim- theme or the designing and romtruethe same proposal. Each Haverford boards ow. two, four, and live resine would be mock improved If the
alate Haverfoors athletic intermits lion of the set.
Dr. Herman M. Somers, Political
3
'Page
Thindued from
lam won two out of its 8.8 &Amt., sportively.
contributors wrote mare directly Science Professor, will give two
through interviews with members of
thin year, and Spaeth seined additional honor The teem will play LaSelle,end North
`
mien
from their own experience. In the courses at the Harvard University Council he Was Secretary
thewarieue teems here a
future, Counterpoint plane to include summer /wheel this year, wording to and he has been ela ted a represen- by winning a tie•for emend-beat In- City -Chem Club later t64ftiontla
v4tlie. them of their inter-rol elate
dividual debater.
more easaya and humorous Aimee
contest..
CC/liege
a release ,froni Ffarvard thin week. tative of the less of '51 for next
immediately before vaDeadline for the Spring edition of
SUMMER COURSES
1.,
Profemor Somers' summer cheeses year. lie his been Biographies Editor 'Meanwhile,
ThFeature Spring Captains
cation, neither freshmen Werner and
Cosewerpoint is Aped i5. The
will ItoIn Modern Government, and of the forthcoming Record and has
UniVersity of Madrid
Un
/th4"- Ifor
' cfirreetiT btbd'ithd
Hoyt Hickmas debating the affirm..
sine vol tome out some time in mob, Party Government and Polities in the played Junior Varsity tennislay evening. only, Bellinger's pro.
Study and Truer
dm, nor Rob Parke and John Steely,
Western far Sped,
It. S.
enjoy
The College administration has ant
, 'fli,'7,-.W`d"'
14
Wedtown arguing the negetive, could defeat A RARE opportunity linin learnDavid Western, site
The former, he says, is a large in-Friday presentation If
•day
memorable experience`
wit
hoafiltel
pap' nounced that
mental
a
on
teams
questhe
Academy
Naval
taio
oforad
ing anti living! For studeints,tesentrreluctory course SerelThilltt like Po- alumnus was boys' Student Body
lardy 'with students menu to allow. will
tion of tmlionalielng bask American ere, others yet M dimesedfasein.
President there.
Haverford.
at
here
27
Science
lities'
ncfwt
aPring.
bbtf
Sponsored jointly by Hayerford. Brim
industries.
ating, historical Spain. Courss inParty Government and Polities, on Like Morley, Richard Nerds is an
nouncement, WILRC hopes to include Mawr. and Swarthmore colleges, this
clude Spanish langttage. art se,
the other hand, is •n intermediary alumnus of St. Albano, where he was
captsins of all major aPHPR.T.".— third institutional serrice unit. will
culture Intwestieg. recreational
offering for eeniore and graduate un the student goVernment, was Conharebell, track, tennis, golf, and reside on the Haveribid mimeos.
Program included.
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P. J. Giannini, Inc,
• For details, 'Mite new to
gueat.list for the
students
crieket—on
Featuring Sudent -written plays
Club, and Editor of the News. At
JEWELERS. W ATCRM AR ERB
SPANISH STUDENT TOURS
program.
An in past years; the unit will cm,' and musle,s dances and song rendi27 E. Lanemter A..
timerford he km been a New. Editor
600 Fifth Ave., New York IR, N.V.
theBryn mow, armor. Prof in Profile . . .
iot of thirty !students from nearby
'thl"ne" '1"0 Inthes
Fa.
Amines,
on the NEWS end has been sell. in
them
outetanding Players
1
be
careen and will
Continued from Page
td on Gen a Arta Night will b. Peemntei
Junior ' ,Justly fencing .
end to have them contribute their aora-onor.
11■11•011
A
e. heretofore unnoticed acting abilities
r ridem
.li.F
. eirsof
ir de:ty tItetoerveli.
thpiso'ilL
11_ A
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Mem*
views of Haverford ethietice and of mim foa.o.,of wages as
BETTER THAN EVER!
He carried the pert Of a somewhat
the probable niceesx of their teems tenets., front
GEORGE SCH001,
ai,„.for4.
deducting
hefty Horn & Handset waltrese with
Ilaverford
.
during the spring.
for
Ca
reetume
be mode for nP°. and ',Pert'.
- tortoni will be the scene of the twis- professional aplomb, The
t:it...0
merrily divided deetlen.
Rbth'th'th
this part teen obtained from the Maetomarily the, unit„moo.
IN 51.1e.
Pbarnurcy
On Tuesday night at 0 o'clock Dick between men
Intosh's maid; it coneisted of a else
Plays by Bledsoe. Brown
Cenwron and Walt Robertoon.‘feature
Estate,of Henry W- Pr", P. ['.
•mat prolopeel•ey eafteele,
Chief aim, of the witit are to int: At present wahin e
program in 56 uniform end was barely filled out
Going
itor
m
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Peda WIII03
Peace the month/ and physleal
entitl'd
pleys, by all-Amerlean tackle Sanford
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program being at the meetelly diseased, to Omitted to include two original
...on•nr•onkneOnn.51°
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Ibuern. the Road. Thie in
., ded with a pillow. Ds Sanford'. ems
tiown
er:otro
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3neLdiR,
ie.dtoe
rd
. Carter oB
vain hue,. Few
.ho.t tine development of moo.b);
otelnioaye, * gen... um.
of foilc mode in which Gluncron'
Went. "I didn't know they made eithown ot O•y•itc
•mt. atoffillnu loon••■.-t•
r
neugs and SeIndrieri
RobertIon sing and pie), Film'. tel illness, and to kelp others realiie of you Devisen will be elayed by a er women or women's 'clothes that
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err* AN
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!Nome ardorere 0123
w.Htho
enseedde of the Bryn MawrSM.
f7andy Mountain."
ACCOUNT
this. area, as welt as the eliminate Resorbed orcheltre. .
VI.-retoeleol
Penneylvanie
flmerfeed
116 Wednesday "'"ht °1
popular mieconeeptiens of mental 111
lema• .17. Ilowree Maser eeaa.
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AJ VASSAI3,0
matte ,Teterlude will preeent Macbeth,
:darting Munk: Cooper as Macbeth
Enroll New
• Mein Line Galt Smoke
Rarber■ Slititil
and .Marjorie Gov es TAde Merheth.
Students interested in applying for
Fee. Cwatteey
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man for. 'orlditione1 Infdnriation.
such that each student -Ive next to
or serene from an alumnus who represented the menagerie' tomtit. he
ADAMS
had indicated when airline up for the
REPAIRS
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PHONOGRAPHS
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