Political Regime Extant in China NEWS Institutes Picture Service For

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Sperry Lea Reports an
Communist Speech
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'VOLUME 41—NUMBER 14
Who. Thinks What
About Month
Page One
$1.00 A YEAR.
ARDMORE, PA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. 1950
Secrecy Permeates Campus I—
As Class Night Approaches
CALENDAR
Hoskins Reviews. Vic Dance and Chaplin Movie NEWS Institutes
Political Regime Featured in Spring Carousel Picture Service
For Haverford
Extant in China
Faddy, March 3
fence., Haverford-Bryn Mann
Roberta
'The whole weekend is the thing."
clandestine meeting. ee eit‘ °Greasy'. Orchestra
Br Hove. (YNerm.
Teddy Wilson . . .
Darwin Prockee, onthident of the Jud
Grind wee. heard to remark between seta'aeae. mete,'
Mystery and weeny have permeatter Close, ha, stated of the meting
or three
ed the Campus amen. Commit.. of Maned after he spotted two
Interclass Athletic P.,
Spring Prem.. The Ret of activities
tech of the clews. lure been holding members of his elan, diappear Sutereay, March 4
beet. with a square Bence et Bryoaround a comer and hold a subdued
secret meetings in the Student ComBasketball, P. M. C.. home.
Chase Named Head
Dates Parties' Origin
Mawr on Feed., etern.... It ran.
a Room, the Faculty Ream, the Bar- itenvereation, keeping a waitetifel eye
times with the Claes Night Shows
Tura.. March 7
bee Shop, and even in ernekedlled for would-be cevesdroppers.
Of Specia/ Service
From 1911 Revolution
Ann Elizabeth Shade Memorial
Friday evening, and then a Vie dance
The
answer,
dear
Grind,
eau
be
dormitory rooms .
In a move to ire see further the
in the Cereue. Room. Saturday
Levee Hakins, remedy appointed
tee° ethrela, Clan ilight: Lenore in English. given by Dylan
.Whata Up7
, - elated
seem.,
a
Charlie
Chaplin
dine
Thomas.-Goodheri
HAIL
Fehr
P.
M.
.cope
of the serviee rendered the
executive direetor of the American
the redden far all these That annual evening in March when
"What
Tillie, Punctured Romance:' will
Haverford student say, the board ,
Friends Service Cemmittee, presentall formalities are laid aside, and are Thurehe. Marsh I
shown. complete with piano accuse. the Heverford NEWS this week an.
ale Collection last Tuesday a firstCroon thuartry run fur novices.
replaced by good-natured 'eddied.
pane.. by Park Sharpie..
hand report on the Chinese eituetten.
nounme the Meanie. of a picture
data Night inaugurates the Junior
,eerviee branch that will make availAs an A.FSC Said worker in wee-tern
Carousel Highlight
Weekend, the bargest weekend on the
Fe wss iota
10d6 to
spring calendar.
The highlight , the weekend „pl iable to all students and frithde of
to offer kinds Misery-at.. OP the
ether Saturday evening to the Gym- I the I.°11•F• •er•-i•'• of any of the
i
It. 'elation to the
nesium. .66 the derive c„,„„.0,1Pletures that have appeared in the
One thing nano apparently true
and
.
eme
for
Student
M°.':.`17..:pird
featuring
see the musk -or Tad!
*Ma'
now. Although each class torioualY
have boon taken ley NEWS staff phoNe Black or White
The Spirit.] Science. as set ferth considered It, no clam is going to
tosraphers.
Robert Chase has been
•
Mee himorkal perspective
re-Education Meet ofStressing
in the writings of the Eighteenth. pre.nt a skit brined an 1934. It theme
aeyn
the revolution he demonstrated '
Century thhaker. Emmanuel Sweden- that each class heard some other elate
e'fillids Punctured Rin.ec.c."
na'atgF.d!''
,f r taiils
nd
'74tio'
Idni?..
deSP'
theh'faSne
borg, was the subject of the Rae., d. wen g oing to base its 'them on the
Ithdergmdates conddeang careere that the picture is tegee ne of black
4111 a silent film el.sic 'with Marne added branch of the NEWS -.tale .
versuswhite, - but• of a nuance of
Wurben Odhner, who delivered the navel.
in education _received advioe and en
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a..
at
perm
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the
Sale,
lights and Ala.. Roth pact 1first In a serles of three such .11.,
aieeynron
Rederrea C.eip
mum... ere. alumni in the field pante.ddeeire neeiorialked China inEnMeeiva NEWS piety., of 'many
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w it&
6".
on February =, stn the Commons
The Seniene 'have appropriated 'a at the preadtkation banquet held In dependent of foreign influence and in- .
"even. which have taken place in and1,7
te
Ike Spring-Camaro' Deoce,
Ream.
part of the Foamier. Bulletin Board the . Commons Room Into Tuesday
th year
erenees
New Reveleti.
highlight of the tool°, o't.ekeol
Wixom. Prthident of . the Film
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e
to that they may keep all informed
et
e back a hundred
eie, eae,„„eeetiee with :the I will be made mailable. Pictures
Sweeeeborg. said Mr. thihner, was about the progrese'of their show .... evening. Eighty-sine Haverfordianz The movement gor
,
leper. events. Glee Club activities.
y.re. says Mr.floskine. to the Mae
.4
'keened
to
the instrument of God to being a new The Senior Show Is ready to go into 41.8, discusfiej.
!Drama Cieb pretteneatioae well am
Orchestra
revelation, adequate to the needs of rehear.] after the matter has been ...hes on eve different phases of"f
tree
„tee.
many
which
have
captured
litteerford
the overthrow of the Manchu dimaid be
ofa that%
an enlightened age, too...like. The studied by cementite. for several the teething prefer.on at this scene sat, in 1911 under the leader.ip
eth., the eeite ,,
h
he-inking—such as the
Old and New Testathents, being months
ith Emalee Earon
The Sophomores have had
ending of the it...skeane house
Sen. When hr was tercel
•
renew per person,
adapted to a mankind atilt at o child- men photographing scenery . and to last year's pre-MW and pre-medi- Sun Tat
d the cutting dawn of the tens in
into
utile
the
fellenving
year
by
the
ish inallectal level, do not aufrimient- prominent landmarks, .. Theelereeh. e ine konferenees.
war Lora a split develo,d Amon. the
-------- -Dont of Lloyd--will be offered ter .
ly commend themselves to the reason -men have kept the teileteat of all
Gemmere (halmau
matting breakfast will be served for, male.
proponents of nationalism.
of peesent.day man to be convincing, about the whole matter, the only in- . John F. Gummere, '22. Chairman of
co.
11e.
re..
eaMal
ohoemir. dates et 19.30'. Plans are also underway fa r the leTee Flothrfoed-Br. Mater'oethee- ticket h
to him.
formation from the Rhinim is that the conference, 'introduced the ape- The pal
'elusion of a NEWS photo booth . o
me"
t k I,ne hplied tea. with. Dr. Reese conducting, will
:ft'y that'nera.
eve in the work of Emanuel Swed- they held a meeting•
•l
'The movie, "Tillie` Punctured
-reiteerc ef the -feetheontieR Jenke
its de. full-emile concert in
elalists in the Per field, of adoption the Nationalists, under the leadership preenborg, Me. Calmer continued, undermanee," is presented through *el Pram. T)k booth will PeohetlY he
standing of things merit.' has-been
•
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ass
Night
Tickets
p
the means of a new revelation. 'Title
Dr. Gummere rommeutee on eh, en- th e
; and their dates with reanenaluathe of
of .the
k".'etn"
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a donee which, Junior ware. have
o on Sale Monday thuelasin these men have far their el,. pa
ale in Brehm' Alto Rbepsody whirl ,
ual eatery of the Minoan reed Me
work, and added, "Service to other's eerier ref.ed to participate and set
spiritual anetorny and elaateheY of
of
th.1•:•hea7::,el
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the human mind„ the able.) gag- leek,. for the fourth annual Ch. mot be remonieed as the ideal
an ten ewe goventioeuta in the
eephy and geology of the Ginnie., et NierteeShow will gonn ettlelettli, • e•e•er ''' or eta of • ree'•••••l. moteChinek.hill country. •
Sudh es the ideal of a twat,"
Rath rude., Mae Malkin claims, fta
Marsh It at 1.30 le. M. In,
ile
the toed"
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e. movement to ea- Flevek Mies Eaton has &Pent four
Lanese. Faculty and elite workers This theme was maintained by the mem.
from
fm the.
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yea. at the Academy of Vomit Area In the Bridge Club tryouts on Wed ier
In -briefly outlining the, seemed may Metein tithees from the .Collgge speaker, who eaue advice on job
be Philedelphie. She Is a member of menta l. vetoing, Feeruary 21. the fepre
tenele of the $weeenborgian parterre telephone operator after 900 A, n. oppertunitiem, working, coeditio.,
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men mind In its degreee or .regioniee Roberts Auditoria. has been emeer- set some wit of sword by presenting
five Teethes in 58 Minutes.
ll
,
of ,Which, in general, there are- Da. ed for the Faculty and idea
viata.
merger l
Cooper. lemma Speak
Pike,
The find a theme iv "the internal Tickets will again vest Mete from
May ' teeBurton
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mindof e.n.whch is in contact with sphere. All proceeds from Clara
E. NewbOld Cooper, '21,, Vice!
mean; fhb whkh inflows the dead Night spell, as in past years, he•allo• President of Girard College, and
Editor-in-Chief Horatio Woad has grare.that will he presented. Among Brown Andy Zwelfeer, Hershel i
' TV Writing CompetitiOn
of love and the tn.th of faith Dem meted the 'the Nat. Memorial &holm, formerly Direetor of Elementary Ed- anum'need that the 1%0 Record the
1 seleettens that ,trill be played is Shank,. and Denny Lem
Werner Go to falcate.
God"
ship Fund.
.
ucation there streseed .the' need for amulet be In the heeds of the stud, the. Symphony in B fiat-be J. C. Bark
Announced by
The second of the "regions.' he
the youn.ee son of Sebastian Back.
These four couples eo Thread.),
The elan, moductione all be goy. men leachers in 'grade.' one to six. thee before the middle of May.
M. W:ditgza
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sold,- is ''The uateenel milad of man. aimed by the same net of rules that Some profession training is noceeAver
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which resides the love of nelf and tie portant el theme are that each clan witisfyied aud advancement into ad- business manager. Dan Martin, .4 not Like •that' of his father.
atheing by eeperte. Two couples will ere. dee launched reemittle by ea.,
love of the world , . the rational, spendtth more than ten dollars, and ministre tive positions is feet.
Student Tickets Forty 'Centa
he selected Dean the thirty-nine col- thm ...thee .r,i,.., ,Aol.ine weeassistants, wit canvass the student 1
naturah and mama._
Also be be included- in the program eges in the Middle Staten Area corn- atemeeee.ent ' of tie ObilaMbia
that. tea time of the., plexturtion be
While requirements. vary Inner teddy to determine how many copies
Be. Trogreaelie Fall
ute".
limited to twenty-Ave min
state-Po state, a aA. plus a-teaching (Maid be Ordered from the printer, is Stefanie for_ strings by Manfredi, .1,1 of penemseeete. aelewere, Broad-astir. System and World
Through the Spirit of the °internal
The ceileMe epee welch the judges eerthfleate based on education courses The *seen for this ii that 1..t year Tee 'Somber One by le.mthe'vee. and and the Distrkt Columbia.. The two, Fie. inc., leading indeeiendent teleratan," comes Rae-Divine flood, which will base their election of the beet and sometimes practice teeehing arm the demand for books exceeded the • movement from the Folk Some winning couplet will be sent to Glii. ViSi011 producing orga,nirati..
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fa .Love. and the Divine Teeth, which show sedan follow in order of their generally necessary to tenth high number printed. some seniors not bee Suite by Vaughan' Williams.
e .c.e..kms,,
itio,n,.1 to
Thc.
ca ge for the April 5nals on an ail ex.p,,,
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4.
th.
to Wisdom. The Divine Goad passes importamei.(le origiestlityl Ill net- khool, sod. twelve states require ing- able to buy copies; and the editTithe. will In on sale at the door. ,nse paid trip.
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indirectly into the coescioue life of her,- geeing, and choreography; (2) M.A.'s, reported Joseph A, Vartmant, .. do not went to mike the mistake and will he available to students at
Haverford tern couples to the finals in Mettlean colleges end univereiti..
the extents' mind through the inter- eroduelione and (4) entertainment '26. Selariee psually Mart about again. The $3.00 price of the hook 40 cents, while adult tickets will .11 in /948 reed 19411. Bast year the, col- Those interested may obtain detathe
of the contact at le Lloyd Hall.
,
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doednot have to be acid when • copy for 61.20e
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Continued an Page 4 •
J. Durban Odhner
Gives First Talk
About Swedenboirg
"
W nning
`Service to Others' cm" from
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In Roberts Concert
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Yearbooks by
CBS
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H-BOMB POLL REVEALS STUDENT OPINION
-SEES SOLUTION IN U. N., ETHICS, H-BOMB
Ike Mae Reba
Haverford student opinion on tffe
eeblect of atomic mien. in general
and li-bombe in particul, Varies oe
widely as it Mee In any °thee field,
ethordieff'. results of an "inquiring
. importer" poll taken by the NEWS
lest week.
Asking a -representative dimpling
of twelve students the Veal.
' 'What immediate seeps, if arty, should
the United Statue take torvard reach.
ing an atomic-energy agreemen t with
Ruseetee NEWS pollsters uncovered
the [allowing comments:
Gerry Fretted. "5-2-1 would eelte
pert Achtholes contention Cleatany effective atomic control plan
tan and should be developed with.
in the Dieted eiatio, Orgaulad
lion. There should hero elle,.
'
to reach a bilateral a greement
with R.aia by high-level hi"
on Churchill meths.. Any hoeeet atom-central proposal eau be
made by any eseetry in the
United Nato,.
Joe Frazer. '53—Ae long as the
USSR is running on the principles of
unlimited political aggrandisement, it
would seem to be impartable lee Russia to math en agreement withianyne emItireg the use of each a power,
faMol is atomic energy. I believe
are at in impasse-10 be waved
only by the military engineers of the
two nations.
tee
Bela
A'"
Il 4nterial fee the book will he
Profs
.
the pan-eerie Canada by Sleeked Veda'
tion.' In feet almost all copy win be'
th and at night
Ima
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tte
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In Profile:
RALPH M.SARGENT, SHAKESPEARE pROF, ADVOCATES HUMANITIES, CO-EDUCATION
and ;I:e"aleif bl;
ip
Leeds '10 —The pthblem
itemeher country.unless it rtald tom !epode progrem,
bthically tbeelegical. It le not possible pletely nem-heats the other. at the
lett...rale Covered
for men to mme to an agreement that Also blow. Sin, that In importable, I i Several additions will be made to
Though no advent. of large hand" in teeny institutions.
. By. Nee,. Tenet •
will be ethically and mondly binding believe that it will be put an the shelf. the content of thin ..nee Recant A
11114.
such he to heartened. by
Just and the count eie on how eleeten
Porn
units, they all prthoppon a common and a MOM Meeus w.pen will be whole section on the college ;theirtaduy times Pro/hake Ralph Sargent the growing interest in the human- Professor Sargent tool has bnchelor
enehangeable basis for morality.
Peedeeed to use is a fothee naradministration as well as teacheee- ban teen serenaded with °Bre. up Ries at Reverend. The humanities of arts degree from Carleton Colley,'
Dick Fletcher. 50-1 believe we . Peter Anntin•geaull, '42-1 sot no is *ding to be included. For the find
rem Shakespeare" we howl-know, he feels are ef great broadening val. in 192i, concentrating "n philosophy.'
ehothe dee.ey the fenseien war
immediate steps that the U.S. can time there will be coverage
Cam• bet
iscertain that he bolds, the ue to everyoda and Amid not he ...omit, and Spnniot. He rkelte
potential by an hematite attack
take. The policy of gradual counter- Peg Step and of intramural athleties,
in no academic diedain—in foot, eacreficed to the social and physical that hewn turned as niest English
. (Seer indenter's' realities.
pree.re against the spread of Rue- and ander tbe. latter heading the M- song
he
went to the trouble of eating a aciencth, which have get "at of by his free/ratan teethe, ("Ies.amaeDan Haedy,152—The United States" she Communion may possibly put eath of the elms athletic day of
ing •what a fresh.. Seglieb loather
relations with Russia in the U.N. in us in a position to talk terms with March 4. Finally; a wider coverage phonograph all the way up.to
pal -le Inca to immgerete tide year'. Ur; Ralph Sargent . .
can doe) and hod abate- decided to
the past have Mown, that no atomic the USSR on atomic energy.,
of-Chas Sleet is Manned.
Shakespearc clews with it.
become a Imsinessman in South
eontrol can be achieved through that
Milt hay; '53—In the U.S., seen
to the photography department.
Prat-rer
Rush
for
Shake...
Americo, when he and hiPeenneel by
organization. This is Inman of 'a in -particular through the press and
Continued an Page 4
At any roe, thtetheg kemer,rether
a number of 'English proftheors to
basic mieunderetandine betwan the -political platforms, a tendency toward
appropriate to the Man who erontrivea
switch his choke field to that subject.
two countries which can only ee end- waromongering le evident. Before any
to emery on -weighty endeavors of
' Mies. Caddie Here '
ed by high-level talks between the settlement can be maeleed with _Rus- Campus Activities Given
Dr.. Sargent subsequently Beguiled
U.S. and Reeeia to meat. Runk. sias it is necewary en put an end to Use of New Skating House eellehnnhip and at, the earn, time to
enielee appearance of smile
his Ph.D. at Yale in• 193t, and later
Due communism end dera.raey• Mtn this .propeganda, The veto-power in
With the westeer lending support Ingdociability and breezy enthetehern.
taught at Carleton and Knee Colexist together. Such talks would not the United Nations removes all pot,
ima°. He was appointed to his presundermine the
Ability of programs by that means. to the contention that the new skat- For ouch—providing the addition sz
ent post at Haverford In 1941 Under
Gamlen Werner, '28—Through fear' Therefore, the only remaining con- ed "house will never see service aa.a an uneteeched colored shirt and
Felix Morley. The only 'regret, he
of retaliation, one country would hesi- structive policy is a personal confer- haven for - froisteeltten skaters on the pair of crepe-soled shoes--is the cussays, which he had in coming in Have
taee a use ntomie warfare against' ence between the mientiets and states- HaVerford pore( it ehould be welcome tomary well-known exteriorisation of
erfoed was that there Were no thee.
men of the 'Allies.' and those of Rue news to the student bay to 'team the F. B. Curnmere prefethor of Engthat
the
abating
house
In
available
to
Het
and,
as
of
this
year,
the
-chairhere. Deana the wet- they "livened
Ma, which wawill view as a potential
Fellowshipsbf the English departnient
up the campus"; and Dr. Sargent
friend nether than as
potential campus orgarthitione and groups an
ai.
o mide
imr
tInpg..
plaee for business and toAs the personal mrprewnmtine on
Sentare are reminded that all
thinks atudentsmiss a greet dead •
mie".
tampon of 11011110, Desdemone, Palityplieations for the. Clementine
by being thgrogitted.
Bottomiley Milligan, '51— We
Dr. 010050 Oakley, Chairman of the etedr, Juliet et mnspagnie. Dr. SarCo, Felkneehipe and the Cethed
In the field or scholarship, Dr. Sarshould
And
net
the
extent
of
Hus'mod Fellowship must be turned
Student AA:. Committee, can be gent finds his chief duty in looking
gent', principal contribution has been.
in
development
of
sies- progress
tontactd in his once In. Powders' out for the interests of the Hard-k at the President's ors.. by
bin Al the Court of fleece Elisabeth:
atomic bombs Then, if they hare
March 1. occompanied by
for permission to une dile Shaba whith Venetia one.would say he Sathe 'Life nod Lyri. of Sir Edward.
made considerable pregreee, we
abatement of seoLra.rordn.
house facilitice. The keys may be inte quite effectively.. in view of the
Dy er, published by Oxford in 1936. In
should
adopt
a
coaellielory
policy.
procured froth Mr. Seaton ache.- fact that shire the our hh Sbeheler activities the applicant con.
,
Ng...feed's Shakespeare
addition he has published numerous
of they haven't end
we are
dee. offece in Whitall after permis- epee. chases have been perennially
eiders to be relevantarticle., including la paper on his dm.
authority, thiolvelee roonrentess
Bien has been received.
the largest in the college.
Continued on Page 4
Fond men err missing something.
Onekketed no Page
on
Sil ee
PA ri
Haverford News
Wednesday, March f, 1950
HA\ ERKOHU NEWS
In The Editor's
ALUMNI NEWS
Batt
Deer Sit:
,
.
A 240.;7bonate FORM, Graduate Dean of Saw York's Wttahingten
&male Celli. recently gave • talk -4 Er. Mawr entitled "17. S, Stake
F,Jiho-Kennralt M.-Mos:T. • .
In Israel...fir e talk:Mama to he a ;teeing deSeription of taaa.
his en• 11usgin,c Edifor-Antinini Morley.
thusiasm he ROCA entirely to give an -Anieetiee glog,of ouf ntake irbtit"
,
BOW, litemeger-Richard Eberly.
•
Stale Eat Ind rat tile same time publfely admitted that he
meta
• Slant,.
I.ber. Since tin't'a are two sides to a 'cikestion', f d like to give the Ottet
Nea, P.,litort-Frejeric Hitzel. Richard Norris. John 'F O.
Point of view.
.11
Anhhnl Sportx 1R4,-t1ivid Western:
By ...ening Israel. America is antagonlelisg. the whole Amb ewsid.
gun, rddr,r-Flugd kurd.
Giese lies with the Mahe are easentiel not est/Y because oUr ei-onoinic
14114-13arrtin-Prodtop. . '
with them are invalidate. but also h-o
a nspAl the fri.ind+hip O.7
EVIrtraw U.fiftn-Edgcrtan Grant '
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Middle East, which oecupies a stn0.1.2 position In the world. F.&
Circ,fult,e Alarawr..--Ciordon Werner.
Arabs' point of view, Israel is not content with what It ha. For 10*
/how. A ,nuria.1,-Drew Lewis, knatildillspaugh.
Nrox .riao,4ates- John licuton. Malcelin Brown. Robert Chow. Robert Fo- time Zionists have played with the ides of expanding IMO Sytio and Trineley. Gerald Forund. Richard ,G,onsl., Jon Guttmachm. Robert Ham- Jordan. They. would justify their claims by ,.tarring to the Old Testamentmend, Johd Hitchcock, Clark .lohnion. John Kittredge, Harold Miller. Whiit'..ore, Israel 'would hallo to a
It were to maintain • aren't.
t I. oak! (11s14. Taylor Putney. Fkrsebel Shanks. John Somerndika mrpolation. The Arabs err well aware of this and view it eith abtrm.
Israel is not nelf.supporting. It bas hod to•rely on American id Jt
SmosIntry. Peter Tapkc.,John omcc. Stir. Winn, Labe She.
IA very doolutial whether R wOI mi. Se sersUpporting, desPItg, istittravi.•
gent claire. Rer agricigture can bonen" feed her poptilation. Her Ind..
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NI. (wren, V.Ictur juwers. John Leggett. 'Richard tries. when developed, will have to compete
*anima the bitter powers.
I inc.losn, &inn \L rime, I red (Islet. fhornav Ruth, Howard ToyIt reall be well Lo .keen in age .BP. -Communist MotTin 1.40.1.1Yet
,,.. lied Walker.
much con be said about it since the governMent has be shle to olfen. Hie
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informed.
concerning
them.
The
present
government
sais it ix going to
Pold:,I.c.1 I., It,
or
of f1zi,,f,,t.1(,..Ilree nyckl throat/and Ihr
Aninant. Printing (botany, uo Ritten- L. neatial in any future wst. How long is the pre.= gevernment. Vint
n.eir.nno
to remain in power7
Itars Tsar., AP.Ino,r.
Has Venial; allxvItted anti•Semitimit in this country! Many main.
cool-,1, matte. of ltx ..inferore. Pc.. Pea (.1}the, emir Act inept Jewkh leaders repii hi the 'negative. The American Council for la
deism, a Jewidi orginisitien, etre.ns the feet that Jo. are s relighto
Anwat 24.
group and not u mnionrality. itny Jews are mend to be AM.*. and
wish to remain to. By gefrig
siarl. Jewn are meily •Ighettailine themulr«a. The bask matt., of anti-Semitism isn't solved. but merely posh.
.1 aside. It America k really Interested. in the. welfare of the Jena It
The United States government • recently decided that the' fhoOd %en itf doom to theta Um° Might say that Jews want to go to
bwl. go., then
that oumide
,„„on,one
to eiplide
, the Asnertein moniste are
manufacture of the H-Bomb, was essential to the security of our „no,tp.,
„.o.,,o }.towwoot
who .
era eat
nation. This Was labeled as a decision of crucial inintirtsnCe by
Pea., in itfaeing no Many
unanswered, has giVen
pecyle all over the glebe.
what I ,sonsitler to be an incomplete picture of the shoed°, m the Middle
There have been
- "creche* decisions made during the Rent, If We akh that this ierture I, 'brought Into cleans focus. it might
past fete years. The qualit of these decision., of today will nut b advisable te eneuge.4peekers who are More folly informed and who are
be knoten for some time to Me. We in college now must live bettor able to trim a more accurate analysis of both :idea of the Mtn...
Ptolemy and H-Bombs . .
must of our lives in the kind of a world they pixaluee. But we
Sincerely,
are also toil]. ores, some day, the duty of making the decision,.
\'A1311. TOTA1.1
We will pattern the byte of future generations. Will -we be ready
for thin jolt when the time comes?
Here at Haverford and at colleges across the nation there ;
'
is much discussion over the question of a practical vet,. a "liberal" education. A "practical" education, its exponents saY. Pre•
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pares a man to.do something. When he gets out of college. they
-point out the man who has specialised in a given field daring his
No're, Senior Slitlin ins 2. jail renamed from • ••■•Glaati
four years in ready to take his ',lace as u breadwinner and a con- al on Larute daring which h' mole glad) of tartrate Inward tb Mir
nl MA. • V. lollowina it I tonsinory of • *ear given try Comesawiti
tributtir tool more productive nation.
Namaid, France. Tin amain. tes.
Ott the other hand, men who hove Aprend their ce'llege serer-, organizer to shilneri workirs at Cl,
pdta „4.14,,,,d eb oagboel F rnrr ,a;
fence over several fields, it is said, are prepared for nothing. October 2. 144,, Nett Rah the
NEWS ads inn SferryY haterrlen. with
They are "Am-wet-a-on" who seem to have wasted four years run- fix slimier winch farther recent, girettmesist irollenda Irebnivera).
'fling after vague concepts and discussing pretty. meaningless
'team are net the product of Ina: Marshall Plan to thank for this,. Word, In addition, the "practical" educators emphasise the fact mainly, but
of the economic nem. (Actually thls was due to electricity
that eUlleg0 IS a waste of money, as in:II an of Linty, if students do' city of cupi.list. For Meta.. the nuts mused by the dry summed.
War or 1914 wan brought Munn- be
nut learn how to "do something.'
"And drhat about tile "stable ourThese persons have several good arguing points, and at the fear of English capitalists for rency' they talk knout in this slick
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increesing Indu truf potential taper book! We saw what the
Limes every student who hos not really concentrated in one- field Qtthe
cennany.
Americans and th.r stooge. ham
subject to vague feelings, of insecurity. about what he really
The noses or Wank! 'War 17 ;‘,„ England arranged about thatknown"-and about rthut "good"- hiss knowledge will do: him fn1 v■or de.r al.. norms the plat '-While France Is being thin. 'aidlife. HOW cart he aproly his knowiedge
term, of dollars and wor the number of Minden/I nark- ed', Iron .bout Genitally?
cents. In term, of getting job done? In the. contexts, the pie.' eta ;ntrouned
cents.
end the
"The Marshall Pan, combined
mit
mule hu.-•profit. Ae- with the war policy of the American
ture for a "liberal" education looks blick indeed.
tually'they were doing
that and British kanitalistn, have not
But let Us now .k What the aims of an education really are in
1913 they would j.t en welt have only excused her from payment. of
-or. what they Adult! be in terns of the role of an education in liked to have seen the war continue reparetiond
wa hut td greitire better
this complex world. Just What- do we mean by the term "edueatr they kayo Increased
to the Pe' for their
chit Union. then co Mal war with the power of German. losoustry unetlmanT"
Japan
w
ait
en
ed.
to
N
note
the
Amer.
At
is prodiming more steel
Do ire moon men who can do one thing well .al the expense
of doing many other things badly? Is not this the consequence ken eaPinitra n. having nutted the than France,
blood of temente,. profits that
"Not' only thin. The larger deOf too much specialization in college? It often ix. Indeed the ceite from employing huge masses valuation,
nagged for the Germane,
quality of our present group of deciSion-makern hears testimony of workers, trial
device some of the truth in comparison to the
to the fact that our educative system neesls, adjusting.
scheme to keep up this fantastic devaluation of the franc hen moult
There'seents to be a myth popular int the United States that Production. Statistic's show 'that in- that Frances export market will
goes something like thiS, "If u man 'can do a certain kind of .ectil of doireeaing rapidly 'after now WY German -goads. And then
September .1045.
Work very .well: t. e., if he is rated an expert in any field, he in Coiled States employ meat in the whatever we to !nodose here, the
kept at it. high Mad. market In America M. stopped by
thereby immediately nutked as an expert in all other fields, es• To take rale of the morprodue. theirlff.
r•ta
Bukthis kid.. de Wan
peciaBy in the judgment of 'herban nature," and in economies. lion thou soon was occurring. Amer. , Streer'is an old story.
Imvernnient. it nil . tifrilittional politics. TA existence of this al,racyit111:t.s. :o,
nspired with Eisr,.!,,,i".
13.u.
t rto you think
the Amer.
ettid• myth .has coveted over the danger which emphisM
with
;10":" pi-Bawl:on :n d EYeanen.'• No-t:out - Of week 'with
Olearning to do: one thing" can Nodose For in dealing with a onlythis, they lam the oh.. 'Plan?
is only the gr.
single RAI 01m
.,,lighOnt the whole period of one's high& educe44■414.
method
4■Ic
ind.444T
...Mop
Potion, one tends to .e this field as a center point about which all
duetion of the United Staten. Them
..other fields are aeon to revoke, Ths is .hat might
other
be coned n
T„hei
ph*"after
°"thhi
"il'"Plolennic picture- Of how the.world operates. . It
Mersh • iMlist. profits,
Enrepe had
shotild be M. '
PV"-,:te'
Snorti I'idlifter'h:t born the . teen d'cluged. • 'ReefiLin that they
potmil and proven falite,,just an Copernicus' and 'Galileo and
oth-, eleganity thread alma jA premine no longer have thin fieltIg.men le tx' Prs eillosed the inaccuracy of PtaleMy's Ideas.
for our country. "I shall now atiotelpialt, Amakimn capIttliate have
Indeed. the main function of a college should
to bteak nolo this booklet In Marshall .Plan shown
)hey ere ...tin' to
-• stolen the barriers between different fields, 'to make the forma. information bwkled , published by !the onlythat
method by when cepi.1Lien of ',Ptolemaic system of thought"
Note the II h
in 'society' con avert
renal n.
impOsorible. We certain:. the Americans
oaken ',o0on, to . p
ff,
It Minn.:- roots 011.i hhorhiranige
education to give tot
detp• fancy booklet like this to mil how
! "Gentle.... thin- ear has diodes
knowitidge 'Ina large ntirdber of•fields. But we shOuld be
able to ecneh they are doing for
' begun by the Atlantic Pact Signed
count on it to at lent arouse ill an a sytnpathy for the
problems
the ••77i•i l•
the reel
encounitired by Starkers in other areas of endeavor's.
-`if the "'Pie
,
-Lees jug aeon tee cover end'"'hi"
of Earn. by their treacherous
rictoad fe Volt
"
tr`mt17,_..Y:;
-car soh t the have
In other wo. dd. We must not be educated to look
at man as!
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all Actium, ii• etith l or a physiological entity or
a voter or a cits.I
earniait fortunes preparing and
tomer.. If les are educuted in -stich a§hatmer, can we'be expected int, hindinGrel, her cumency
d:; ell this thanks to the Star- then-fighting this umr, who will
- be
10 be able to stable/11Y atop being speelalistkund start being wise! stoat plan and the ...sky or the
killing peed gottitm
Will It
leaders who will da the right thing at Iltd right time? We cannot. America.' Ilaughter lit the
sell. be the Americano themes-twee?
That is why this wholB problem of liberaliTun remh spec- `"col. Let or look and a. Met ahlit "4 shell read a statement that
,
th,..
1s...gy.nerosity
e
ittliffitlitm in such . irnfiertant one. That is wily
h. dOne to our RePres..tive
Gamma Of
Havener&
Missouri nu. recently-. He Is an
bucking the tide of specialisation, la in such ait important man, •
.By inundating Prance with matt. Important man In .the' Anted..
tine. Whitt fitiverford should striye' toward if, the development ufactured good. the
Mamba Men, government. Missouri is the state
of thinking men who go on lo be lawyers'Or dOctors'or
Inusidesit ;Mile making American capitalist's where Mae. political
Men. Thiel is whae all colleges should strive toward the Freeing. rich. hue put French workers out Of fm..
of noel who can think comtructively, Who
their jobs.. The toxiiks sent her
fin .bintanee) 'If war comes I
are 'riot stuck in nem.
that preoch dot], ,worite. shall see to It that the
sraiitnry frame of reference for life.
• cannot. earn enough to support their defend their 'continent with their
\ Alm,. all, a college must strive
toward the ileveloPment oil families.. The. rule . that We meet own addict. Never ngain
men who have a aymputhY for their tenet,' ma, tyh,,
Ionia! ^hoe n. nte. American Antis for anwirime Youth spilt its blood in
realize that other men- have motives ft:”. the
way they net, even stares
*WY ereIA paragraph. from
though these motives are, at times, not discernible.
riled unemployment in the industry Rep. Cannon's speech was used no
It in toward such ends that a liberal
' making films and Iraratbeedde.
arts college should velopmeht but also IC hen been bad the text: for Comminist postern in
,.tire. IP the colleges•produce uarrow'mes who
cannot nee over for the annals of our young MM.
rahea
With the ardused workers 'now
mts ul t ten pi cantons later it life, they have forted in me.' (This is not a hfurshell Plan completely
behind him, the igiealter
their job. Wemtmt not continue to protin,, generations of Item arr
.
en whtimed ue enthusiasin far La
.17:7:."....),_
ple who are. interested in hurrying throug
wr
o
re
kt.
Natalre there is only ‘Jhoornee
la Pols. At the end of
h lift being elliChenlel that they fail to pause and figure out what the whole seemin the shipyards for the !hill mecca he or. surprided
four
days a Week, while before the th.t
were
a all about. If some generation .on does not 'make such a '
-iand,
war, when Ulric was no roconst,e . but was pleased f.0 fist it Mts.*.
pause, there will he an end to all need for hurrying. •
lion, there wee a toll Week's work cause riaryolle Vat, in complete
Wei will leer's :Tee
for mom worker, We. hove ohs
Ot.radve, into non existence,
with hi..
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reseined noitee.
erticia written
by him, on the Minimotion Typewritarty Mutual Insurance Co:and a tic. r Keyboard, was published In the
He is living at 50 Oakwood Avenue,
big at 1208 Johnson Street, High November, 1969, issue o f the yooeo,
Long Branch, 73 J. George Nicklin Point,
N. C.
et the Franklin Institute, Mt GlifIs at the College of Phyaiciam and
u•0.
6iiLf,ornme
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0. tthcra-s
Sorg.. at Columbia and his aila-tiro, Western
6.4. is 60 Haven Avenue, N. Y. 32, P. 6°°d`kh G. °
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mane., , Area 111 Telephone CompanY of
George Soler is at the Yale Law the distriet He inky he eantacle.d et
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School and rWitY be reached
2609 132 W. MaIn St. Bloomsburg, PI.
le
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worhaLn
Yale Station, New Ninon, Conn
Band Stewart i nova.
Webers Park. is stuaYleg
the editor of the Weslaco HEWS. Wes anal
University of Virginia And can
Itco. Texas. which has just been seo Mr. Ralph Huff... 760 lecied the -13.1 Alt-round Weakly in nine and cones The r ul Can n can r.
rue kerPark St., Charlottesville, Va.
Teats far 1949... Dave Is 1141ng at ramping Practically the
Peaso Is at the University of Conn.. Al W. fith Street. Weals., Tex..
flout Law, School and Is living at 907
Welaios Chi. theottesTeng le at ditto.' ideal. about the efficiency of
Bloomfield, Avenue, Hatifold. Conn.
Robert Proseer is with the Incur- the Temple Oeeral Scheel, Phila. Pa.. the erandard typeso-iter, which his
None da,,,.py and is living at 5244 Carlisle Street. testa show are not very accurate.
The standard keyboard has tone
and may be contracted ere Bihar. IL Phila.dn..Pa. *deli Tarr ia living
g...iereo,.,t.
without change for 70 years, or el•
aoga Harshen Road, Drexel
Sanford. d eon°,
Po. 1414,o4 Tool. to what Ws, Haw. most as long as the typewriter has
Pa.
Hugh Saadi' may be reached on Xi. Lumber Company .dison the been in use With the fejd of statistics, Mr. Griffith showed in his arBox 1641.-Moylan. Pa. Ileirard Row.- road.
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tiele that mai or ha arrangements
amy is living at 416 Park St, Ridley Dade Themes is another student
at
Park, Pa. Al illeyiolds ma road reP- the U. of Penneylverale law Drexel
t1.4), et MamrW
resenMtive for: E. S. Adkins a Co.. and lives at 518 Fos. Avenue, Drexel
retell lumber and building suppilee. Hill, Pa. 7.ha 1'heti.as is living
As a bents, he chose a carefully
a[
in Easton. Maryland. He lives at 6 212 W. High/and Av.., Chestnut' combotinded .ample of 107.000 tuna. H.S. St',-Gaston.
including punetuanon
Rill, P. lain. Thorpe is at the Col.. ^Ing
James Reynolda Is with the Family t_ a physicians and Surgeons
opoo. numerals, and an adequate
Agency of Chester County. *here he Caltunbia Unice...Hyena Raabe
c.- namftke.o f t
giro. guidance and help with family bated through Box 33, Bard Mall. -10
letter
eurrenres
problem. He it planning to attend lie in Avenue, N. Y. 32, N. V.
Mr. G'
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° thont tested this material
the 'Green..
on rianchird typewriter, one with n
of School of Social Work
0011 Todd is with the International randomly selected keyboard, one in.
at the If: Pennaylvinip." Ai goes'int. he le Ming
260 West State St.. Harvester Conrinkny in Cleveland, rented by a Myekshight at the liesOhio, brat Is alreIng as a Pert-time vertity of Washington, and One
Pr.
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the College of golf pro an the ride. His address is which he discovered lay. testing to be
- Physicians and S.urgeons of Col., Lis Re,v Vigo Road, Bay Vilitsge, easiest to into, which be named Minibit University and lives at 50 -Haven Qhio. David rebe j5 rthdling nt the motion.
Avenue. 01 Y. 32, N. I', Hee. Ric. ,Mtehigen Law School and Byes at As a final renolUhe found that the
here* is with the Hamilton Poem the Lscryers' Club,. U. of Michigan. stendfird model. is no more eflielent
Inc., of Sheffield, Mass.. whore he is Ann Arbor, Michigan
than No randoinly selected model and
teach* - coemrlor to children's
• 1910 with a little planning could he int.
tronot. David Namoj is studying Ed Tea...e lle is living at
oved
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in the Department of 'Picking, Speech T) aware Avinue, Wilmington, Dela m
is.Loingzork t•ot
Jobe `he
Ond Driem
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ifetkl.i uokra, Ti
College
erfOrd
city and his whitens is 600 Reservoir
perirent orte ha. natio. while
gaing !o graduate xt rot en the till.' 48
Street, Baltimore II, Maryland.
Mr. Griffith pointed out that a wellimagism Stehle a working with the Conrad Turner is with the Ateeri. designed keyboard reduces them to
Slater System. Inc.. of Phila., P., Mtn Friends Service Committee, 33 per cent pine. -one hand motto.
and live, at 1339 72nd Ave. N., Phila., winking with the Mexican •Govern- are harder Znd consume 73 percent
.
Pa:
mint on a pilot project set up, by
.
Carl Sangre is working as an op. UNESCO for development of the this represents a subranntial *eying
entre In the Greenfield Dispatchers t Santiago Valley. Region in Nayarit
A second defect of the stinda;d
Office of the Beaton and Maine Reil.'Sferaico. dlis addles. is Sociedad de keyboard in that It requires ba pereed. He , id living In West CUM- Analyse, Untie.,
Nayarit, cent of Irer strokes to be mad
'Vegan, Masa Mark
o las is with Fsgoateo.
reaching frt. the home row. A '
wail:
the ThwiragAlbert Instrument Ca,
designed keyboard reduces this tit 28
Ed Tuttle in at the Harvard Bus, per rent The e.ies.-Motions in type,.
Phila., end lice. al III Iona Avenue,
NerbeXth, Pa.
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ithe address it 8 V•B. Road, hole row. of which there are only 4
work et. Haverford College prepare- TPOi•li
cent ism the standard keyboard.
tots 4. 4.4c4.8 Graduate Se he and Stehl Hill, Reth.l. Goon, a d he hi per
" per
hi. address ia 721 Snyder Avenue eltIPI4Yed hY the Nffinic.C...
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Phila. M.
The moat difficult typing stroke to
Ted Shakespeare ex- Milford. Cann
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Toology
Hawn Velm in at the College of reaching from the home now to the
from Cornell University In Aurae', ph.7.,,,,,,,....„ s....... of Columbia raw ne
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Trhce:re
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of r,hisee.
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and beam teaching next fell. Viand, UniVersity end may he reached at 630 hound requires
drew in 112 Stewart Avenue, MM., W. Itiath Street, N. Y. 32, N. Y.
swelbdesigned board reduce. them
Robert she hitmie Is doing pooh.
P"PO"g alatt
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Rajas Sgeimid, Jr.. Is at the Teach.
Harold Whitcomb Is at the Temple to J nor cent.
Another great fault is the over.
no Whine of Columbld University Medical School and lives et -1926 N. loading of the left 'hand' which nBreed Street, Phila., Pa_ John Wil.
and live, It 24 'Hamilton Read, Glob
eel., 56 pet' cent a Us; strokos
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a
student
netiPlk. minister . • rm. gether with
Ridge, 73. D. Delude filseratan M with
bad d tr
Ottl'ele'ee" "en'''''' Pa., ''''d O" soon of consecutive straiten by - the
Harmon-La Rorke. Ire., Nutley,
and Is Reins, at 78 Chestnut St., Ma- le rt.,' PO"... "rh..1"0`.1 P'""' same. nmr. t,.imr . f.lid ro.3,'
.i.t.,:ur :::.,.. tii., o.ow wow,
int y in the Fell. His address is 127 1.,,,,
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plewood, N. J.
eat Street, Allentown.. Pa.
11210 Shiner in at the U. of Penn- S.
syleanla 'Medical School and may he
a.roL'
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reached 4,0 Grallniek, 4824 Hansom Stfta'"
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Street. Phila.. Pa. 'Clete smith is at 26116 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn psychologist's typewriter whIely• b '
I the Minintotion scheme, nhow
the Lew School of the mune, univer- Bale WIMEged hrat the U. of Pennsfi• close I
sity end liVes.at 3400 Ckeennt Street, Yenta Medical School and in living .0. then •it is easier le kaki the. key809 S. 41st Street, Phila. 4, Pa. Ted boardd with students developing pro.
Phila.,
• DP.odd Spark. is teeeffing. at the Wright is Machlrig French and Sol- 8-ieney twice as fest as by 'standard
en. in the Lower School nt the Fed. methods. -Conneerelet operate. Comm
Friends' Central Lower Sebool
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money. despite
the '
.prejudice imainet change.
Two Elio- mford buddies from list
1897
year's - class announced their engage- Edward Thin.. registered patent , - - s '
clients recently. Robert L Pukes. attedivey of New York Citl. is thej
ogi*
--cal Society
Jr, and George 11. (Doc) Ritchie, Ink' author of a Rook, Chemical Insentiet»!
friends in undergraduate days, will and Chetill.1 Pafats, to be publlek ,
take the matrimonial leap E
in' Jane
ed jointly by Clerk Boardman Cu..- lecisliaverforthats
Bob's ..gagement is of - grefef in- Inc.. and Matthew Bender lc to., Inc:,
..
tereet locally since hit bride-take is --gam of Nee, Tort,
Fitiverfordians phyod a prominent
Miss .01orl• Veit, . piesent accre• part in the annual meeting df the
'
/003
Cary to Levier Haworth, Vice Pre..
'
Aineilean Philological Association
.dent and Chairman of the Fund Drive. Hoary 1-- ChahOrr was rs'ele'Ieti held in Balthbore late in December.kflee Veit went to eeheol in Philadel. ‘
1.
1...n of the Board-Of 'Dire.... Howard Comfort '24, retired from
Ghia and then joined the John Woodet the annual meeting of the Amer- the Office of Secretary-Treasurer ef.
hte
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elliatond, ,fftl"in the fall of 19.10 and Met Bob here. Di•i°4 .1 H..' .`1 Universitylength of sevIce. Lad.
the
He Is ago et the University iof VieR. She, 'II,. was 'elected 'President,
.
'jags
ginia Law School and will enntinne
and William C. Greene, ex 19, First
there after the happy moons the Benjamin -Eshleman Company , Pi"'"Pi''''''''
D.', brida.to.be Is 'Miss Norms TtAt
The Asseciation. founded more than
B.::::
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:direet'on:t::
me en v. of
Ike...Sarre. Pa. Iiiiim Mawr Trust Company, Bryn eighty ream ago, W one of the oldest
She is . graduate of toot S
learned societies in America and Iva,
- trands. v.,. Pa.
•
burg State Teachers College, and
a pioneer in, promEraing scholarly
served ne a physlo.theraplat In the
work in the field of the hUMottities.
. - lffil•
Army Medical Corp.. She to M.
n.k.iik Se it hut returned lb L. Arnold Post. '11, was President in
working with an orthapedk surgeon Anted. aft er a period ofteaching at 104646: he had been Secretary.
in suburban BhOr:ilelphio 'u* ttetter Pakten' Christi
University, Poo- Tre.urer front la36. to 1939 and rd_
Paal-gracteite work .00 Semple lint- how, China, and is now residing at btur• as ‘6,11 for ell excipt the last "
veraUY. dtho 4-in Ow *divan Law I'M Haneoek Street, Auburndale, Year of that period. His succeseor as,
School and hopes ie trrandfer to - this Matsachusetts.
Seerkiary.Treasurer was thin year's
virtnitv eft,- the wedding
Presides. Professor She..
continued'on fade t
Wedneeiday, March 1, 1950
PAGE THREE
NAYEAE.ORP NEWS
Garnet Victors On Court And Mat; Annex Hood Trophy
•
' Cadwallader,
B. Rodewald Pin
Garnet Wins
SPORTS CALENDAR
Wed., March 1-Fencing, Prince.
s. Hway
It.. Mareh-Iterela
se
Ah
t. -
letic Day; 12;30 Basketball,
P.M.C.,
hornet 3... 15. Wreetlleg
Middle Atlantis Cherneinnahlg,
a Rusks
Scarlet Routs pears, 8249. Garnet
Tollin Nets 26 to Pariah Win
On Wednesday, February 22, the areante Young. ark/ proceeded to
basketbell learn irounced the Unities knot Ore score at 21 and 2$. Dori
bears, 82-6g on the Idlers ' court. The Amasser thee engrehed the ball from
of their talented cont./Le Sol
out
* • 'more of 1042 last Fri.
they aheintiodl- A hoieling throng
packed lath the Ford fro 'wit:noosed
the thrilling contest which was ;nark-
Fencers Slash Owls
For Third Victory
ed by four pins and was undeefided
The Temple Owls came to grief on
entli the Anal mettle.
In the 121 Ili diets/on, Swarth. Wednesday, Feb. 22. at the hands of
,, awn, et.....,:e." .cored q a determined Ford fencing team. In
fell over Harry Bair. With the seem their lent home meet fit the season.
lied at 2-2 at the end of the first the Scarlet defeated Temple, 15-12. .t
▪
three minutes, Harriegtho took :be decisive 7-2 win in epee proved the
top earl went on to via his opponent turning point after a close loss in the
at 6:46 with a halemets..and crotch.
John Dodge, e't 128 II.... came hook
foil. 4-1. Then with but three boute
for the Ford. With en 8-2 deeision
carne through with the winning. mar-
needed for a deelaioni the saber teen,
"mi.'•
length of the court for the store that
the Beers And produced 'Oho Scarlet'. salad Magee viele onnilnteneed
gee the Scarlet a 37.29 breathing
tory, and fourth in for the season.
margin et half-time.
The Scarlet opened the second haft
The game opened slowly with
with renewed vigor. Capitalizing on
Loethel held the muscular
saro
a 2-1 advantage until 1214 of
to
oral period when the fall °marred.
Bartel:dee
inar
n.
y.
Haverford jumped to a meepoim
ad on u
6
2
tograb
2 he rebounds and fire them down the
4
2
:
6 .1
ou
ilrt
4,. to the speeding Hurtribire or
:
I
thmegb with I victerY, leaving the Caakey
retire
0.1. * "I'"'/' 0-4 °°°`'
Broadhe lt •
Epee
4
'
0
0
0
4
Is
Varna Scum
With operalfutierly ten minute..
6 remaining in the game, Forsyth, the
ames captain, staged a one man
n
2 rally in are attempt to evert defeat.
20
I
- - - Inside two minutes he mannged to
21 16 82 were twelve points, before the Hav-
3
An inspired Hornet epee Mate
making the team scare 10-3, Swarth- smashed through the atertied Temple
more. Gout Cadwallader. Heverford aword wielder. with a crushing 7.2 URSINUS
146 pounder, then picked up for more more. Sans Hudson won easily In his Young •
points by virtue of • pin over Bob three bouts. and Rog Joe. shared Bronson
Sunnier.
pair grappled on even homers with another set of three wins. Forsyth
terms until the third period when Dave XeCarn *hut out his first op- 'Baron
(Igoe got the upper heed and monad patient, but then dropped Ma neld Elein
et 7101 with a beautiful ernes body two bouts to • desperate pair .6f Owl Paine.
Valerie
lock.
termer.
2
U. FT. FM. Pie erford defenses stiffened to shut him
8
2 14 out for the remainder of the ;Mime.
-
8
1
8
6 17 firmly upon Forsyth and Young, the
2
2 2 Fords poured on the p.m.. °Pee
0
0
0
0
3 With the Ford ..dgenses elitelped
ohm tre '"[loose "
mussen. but Hall soon mem., the
e
Ferie,
Amunrca
coo. Ohon-in the lead when in. meth, in a
ebound of Tennis set ••ho,.
. P ■1:011 the ser.re with a
Ar Parr (I7)
trade. ece■ Ilearrioni,
heudchen dui ing the
ye
14 goesIstly outjurnped him
001MAtt
Dove Rowe, though premed in one
boa, hed his usual perfect day with G. Column
TMa
again. the Fords. era.
Utah. Rally
guarding Swett-a Ii foot 8 inch Ur.
Ustriae rallied bravely, led by thesinus freehreen who p1OrIliM, u, sioo
in the ie. lb. backer, (-Awn,. [tn., en off day, losing three, but freshman Clark
Floors of the Garnet pinned Lloyd Seem 16.70len meneffed to come Bonne
lamehel with a half-neM
"n ek
d attach.
fast Fool eve Seorint fourteeit
rdieCe ee lay,uns and sevenpen ter
fool. shots. the Gomm trotalel el
gin _al the ten minure mark .s he len and Sam COhnon. Amain, WAS
scorched the nets with eleven points. given the difficult assignment of
ho
Swarthmore combine., the two
potent factor. of height and foulshore to overcome Ike ',mailer, hut
edge through the efforts of loon twenty point bulge., Outstandleg for
Young, bot Tollin quickly owe the Rev.-ford dining 110A spurt was the
Fordo ' s/ comfortable nine point mar- amiable rebound work of loon Amu..
three • wins. Captain Tem Todd had Aniumen
Cadwallader bloc
net of
Gaither than, able to slip the Mawre their Tutor Wed. the Ford o em.
through the hoop. Orden., however, ',toyed e faetbreaking offense that
wee able to produce • elfin one point Anieltly produced a commanding
m
a.l. the eet-
Before en eLerflow
who tallied 26 Points. Staged a aa- broke the rally.
Paul Homer and
ond half scoring beret that complete- Wayne Hertubise then came alive to
int.4
over Mike Laws. John twered two gin. although they lost. 4,5.
takedown. and two reversals and was
Foil
working, on a pin when the Snatch
Garnet Tall Boys
Sink Fords 71-60,
Reilly Held to 13
Fords led by the 'ffitilleiti theoling his own backboerd and raced the
,,way
A powerfellEweetkrnore wrestling
atirrigaVOn dawned the - 11averford
Backboard
41. f,e1 A.
0 0,
iron
ley-tap. and
n, the Gotect ;head with
SAM Citu
free
•Doll end Redly worked the
ploy. Itun-Lv Sattrimmr, rotaiu, barer ofIG I
0"
on
""'°
L , ..autifuL Neu. et., till by 110Mil,
Oppose Frosh, SophsMeet
•
ee uniors
In Initial 1950 Interclass Day Face-offs •
Seniors
T'211°
Red and Blush gerrovred
the lead
time points with a fast break bY
70thii and llineubise
and
a free
threw 1,0. Sam Celnism. Hall. Carrel.
arid lea then broke loose re wedge
. In erestling the Freshmen aim, ,,r
As,orted • wouLd-he grappler.
had. The Fords ...curet on
tempting to expand or contract W•ina• up as the team 'to heat. With a squad to the last minute and a half of the
IMes, volleyball players limbering lop headed by Dille termer high scheol , perimi with
n left headed pop shut by
finger tips, and nu.... hereto( lettermen, they face the Seniors in Inane, A:01 and three foul them 1,0
hoopatere polishing up their gum - the preliminaries on Friday.
. Copt:
Trihn and a followmp bathe mark. of the final week before
On Saturday, with the smoke of the ,Aoposen tu metre. the 000000
'n0 he
federelee.Athletie pay are Widespread preliminaries chervil ilAry. conies
-end of the half
aerosa.the Haeerford campus. As the struggle for final honore
Moe
Second Bolt
inner cimle of each class's intramural Interelaks Athletie Day. And don't
hilt
talent plani greeters, the waked of forget that special femme el the
A' '1". " ""'"ff
I" ""'"
the biggest and hest Interel.s Ath• afternoon at 1:30, when the Faculty the Fords hocked the teed to rigid
2 Neeln and upped the mo re to 00.58,
retie Dey, 1950 style, draws near. • 'All-Stan appose to gimp of -4.1ent
"t"'"
P"'t "°'`.
0 and thus with two minutes remaining
....,.... .11
.ed
OL thirteen. The pate. stayed
8.
on.
Draw Freshmen
0 ' I/.
2 Coach Bill Pricer relieved hie etrethe an
through the third and last
Yollowlne the usual custom. the
0 10 lily players with the members of the
0
period
a.
Hall,
Rein,
end
Correll
Seniors drew lote to decide which aress
1
1
1 J. V. team Who hid repteezett out. e
traded the Fools point for point.
they would play in the nralimineffiet
Iftlerelaan Settratille•
.
- - - one-point win in We preliminary conof p.„,1
the „non, }re.,
of MI three sports-limkethell,voltey•
22 • 23 16
Ll0 tell
, Emote wee the toughest Jim ScBY.
0. r.
,• pt -Se
ball, and wreetling. The meuIts of the Mokg.d,ba:i., 0i.0:17.
.
•
Gam...maim farel all year. Reilly.
draw show the Seniois oppeeing
Freehmen and the Sophomeres versus , 'recede', reicher, Its. 1:211 -Jr, has 11/iffie Atlantic ConTerence tiouthern
well
theduniera in the opening rounds -. 0 , , hall prn•- the: 5:10-Soph. basket. th'iL '" "0 '01 ""'"' woo
Hiatt
Swarthrtiore's ace 166 pounder, Phil
Saber
Candle
Swim., reeked op a 4,0 derision over
Temple weenow trailing 11-7, and
Burr Welker, executing a first period exciterneet rose te a peak . themore
takedown end third period reverse
reached 13-11. with but this Voute
for hie points: In the 165 lb. 11E10.1.
rematnIng. Temple's hopes, however.
the Carnet'. Ken Ruhl barely out
of a last minute comeback wren dashPointed Lee Harper, 2.1. Beth boys
ed as Karl Spaeth slashed to victory
holehie 20 puiere per risme average'
ecored en hscape front the bottom in the deckling &me, ho tweed' of
hall practice
hetet/dims competition.
position, but Rohl had ntirrew time Iwo
Both Too: Thomnie
• ' Thu your, for ehe nest 'lime in 1 Wednesday. Merck t
-- 6: D. -- Fresh " 'fflI°''' '
...
,
1.
; . i
l;',
advantage to dive him the margin
nark,' on, we, nark
Intramoral basketball this week 1-16, 1647, 15.13, inan attempt to order to make the maids represent, I basketball practice
gnd.tJo n yen
,
Reilly. f
of victory.
to climh Hayerford's aiming mar- found the ererppectingy Offitior . A. prove up on their league-leading
I ' 5 ID
turedey, March r-didn-bashobnli 1°". I
"`"_ .•,_.
'tht " 1
, *°' * .9,7'°"*- 111
Bill Rodenald Pies
ream
sweep
undefeated
through
e(eameaffis. But the Sophomore B won
gia Temple, however, did manage.. to
It
1
1
won as. {10.1.21. toe men who have
ntectnirmre-Sophontores v,. Jen- is"""k...,i
o 10
Feed Captain Bill Rodeweld• drop. putt five bouts out of the fire in their. game,with Its ,clorstiet deeds They eight tame thrologh twice. beating the paitinipated in intramural actiyilie• I
•
Junior
A's Clam- First Place in B.B.
I'
AS Soph B's Maintain Lead in Volleyball
pod down a weight class to Meet Clark effort to comeback, but die 5;4 pin fleet slipped nerPowly gam the potent A .Freshmen, 15.8; 11-16, and 16-11,
*h'i'idath
Pelmet in the 115 lb. marele Roder sees mt enough to Were...the Seal' Soph A'S, 2624. Preckop led the Jaw arid taking their Heals, the sorb A.',a i
y ""i'
vplley.lia
L
L
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l"s 17:na
i'4
" 1,4
1,°-th
:,.
ratrelsza
lbe
b
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p
ille
forsis'
i:
1,:
bèt
.,00.r
ehte
,:.
.
.
,
1,r
,i;
5.
1.''47:- H
ma
lore be snoring 11 points: In the game 1346. 15-10. rind ha 'to Strengthen hall lean. for their reepective ^lass,.
reolly eworked neer Ihi4 opponent. Pit- let s lead.
4:1
.....
.
,
11
,7,
,
111 4.
r. Fill'. Ma
in r4,,,,,.. en.no,
.
00
i re
,....._..
h 3,0
- 6t1
.n,...h n
a up
ode...go *fore PinThis victory brings the foncers. With the SOPh B floe he was ale bosh their commanding 1.d. •Dthervilse Coe
.
.
'
the rehmenuted - e
wing hire at 516 with a bar ann. At ammon record to On even 8-7 AL trete, with Ill...
'shut pin. tie "AA left leg to individato volunteer!.
.,....,.. nn din ono. , ke tone iei Junior A'
this po)at Merthmore wee leadlmt t2 though they showed strength no them,
Pine Satin Thecae,
s, led). 15-1, se the Junior
Today the use basketball Mates
13 in the meet more. This left - tile the team le still somewhat unpre- Fiteakman C
62.31, Jameseatne B's. '"a to nine Se", 441442, 16-2,
are prepering to open the festivities
outcome up to the heevyweighth.
dietable. Lafayette and Princeton' are back watb .15 rallies, The getne • da -
..,
r.-80-0
i;.ro„,,„,,,.. 7,8„
. Sitmk. .T
./Lm,
vs,
„.,„,
°',!,,,,,T...„,,,,,,,a, gneepon,res•
----." '- 'LL----' '
,e'' j'01°"' 6:0°-"thili". cro'-' i ••
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-k." on' F"4''' 1 """6".'
erford's Phil Heronry end Jeff Orient the two remaining team: on the ached- veloped into a rout afters 21420 half.
l'"."
--7-2°
. n
Intramural' Basketball Staridinee
on. nowadays afternoon. Welch for
the battle of the century between ,he 2.120.Y. M." 4-12'°°-`""U"' I 6. C'In'", I
of the Garnet. The heavies amaseed ore, and thiy will both place strong tripe More. The Senior A group had
,he . weigh-in for finals; 12;30-volley -1 Re itin •
JuniM A..
,
12
0
Sophs. high•moring quintet and
at total of keyeateen points befoee tame onto (he canvas stripe, and 11- he bovr before t the, Pdtph B 32.20.
G.
HoPh A
.
II
2 tight zone defeat.
Griest ground out a 14-7 deeision to though 'the Hornets bele the peters°°0""*I'l" '"d ""'"T'''''1
C'1""" '
of aethe Juniors. The
6.°
es̀op
r
irs
c
h,,, A
but at
ez
Soph B
game.;
10
2 other contest
- welle3thell - FrnolLel A,./....°", e
give Swatilnere. the meet.
the day promisee to
tint strength to humble both open- knocked 8y
Senior A
5
6
Performing for the last thee onnerds, they will hove to work - to do it. h'
realnen Atilt had the ininitiber Iwo
Boman , /,'
Froth C
4
7
the Ileverford weds were Welber Although the time of the Lafayette *corer at the week,' Dvorken, with 12.
*
be ohneielh'ted-An'
'ir"
oi5
agol'
neb*
th'ewa7
e gSea
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championship game; 4:00-arret• Buthol, or
4
7 venire play of the Freshmen' dee
Harper, Rodeweld. and
Mooney. meat is undecided at this time, the The Freshmen came bark to win their Reeler B
Soph C
ling- championship and consolation! Tollin. g •
7
4
These represent the four top weights, Primston battle will be held there ar; Wend game. however.
On- Friday, both o.n.o./1 . nnd
Fresh A
meets
4
8 arestlingeompetition gets ureter way,
end it becerthip that their thews Will Wednesday evening.
The Sophomore 03 squad loafed
'fotele
Junior Is
4
I:The elatay Sophomore octet, a con,
be hard to fill next year. Thom the ".
past the Froth )3, 28-21. ' Here the
Pooh B
s
8 :Ideation of players; from the first and
Fords end a mediocre mason with ' a
Freshmen bed the questionoble horseJunior Vets 3 and 5 record,
10 second plane teams IS the-intramurn1
of
havine
the
week's
loweet
halftiine
Wrtottling Summaries
volleyball lenge, OAP.. the 'maw,
scere-three points. On another Blintramural Volleybffil Staodinge
while the 'newly reorganised Senior
eated squad, lady lock shone briefly.
11ba. - Fondle
J.V. Grapplers
Swarthmore, 26-10
Rout
The denier Vete finally pulled *eel
12
.Harrington IS) pinned
their second win by .topping the JD.'
Heir, 5:45, half-nelson abd eroteh.
Ion re. of all peOple. 27.22 But the
In lbs. - Dodge (11) outPotered
Senior B five handed the Vets anothLairs, 2:3.
•
The Haver/Wig IN. wreselera turn-, 136 Itis.-Furtaro IS) pinned Lott- erlose, 27-15, as they took cummond,
22-7,
at the half.
•
ed th6 heat on iwarthuture Mat Fri- ' Owl, 4,34, half-nelson and crotch.
Mimes, member of the second place
-145 lba-Cadwallader III) pinned
day afternoon . they trounced the
Sentra, still held the lead In the
Sumner. 7:61, cress body lock.
acoring race ot
chum of the week.
- Swarthmore had no entry in the 121
Die The. -- Sweene IS) out pointed
with 170 points. But Sterner, on the
,16 .efrins and Wightman of Havetford Weffier, 4-0,
picked up Inc ',hint. by default. In
105 the.-Rohl IS) outpoptod liar. Soph We. kept a vieee second, having
G2111,1,110-10.
the .1281h. division the Porde' Phil
2.1.
necked up 168.
•
175 10s. - Redmvald (11) Pinned
man. Phonic's built, up 0.6-1 advent-, Palmer, 5:18; her. arm.
•
before he got 'hie. man at. 2:211 Unlireited -Greta (S) outpointed
.
with
body prem.
• . •
Maroney, 10-7..
Bah Atkinson, Haverford 136 Fount'.
Junior Tensity
121 Ike,.- Wightrnan
won by
In Gm 144 lb. match. Bob Seeley con- forfeit.
tinued Huverford's domination by. pin.
550 lbs. - Flanders IH) pinngd
sing II. Herberle et 4:40 with o body Laywoman. ill, body pre.,
rem
-. 130 lbs.-Atkinson (111) phined Yee
Weethead Who on lime Adventage Stone, IVY, double arm bar.
R. Fetter. 156 lb... finally broke the:
145 lba. -,Seeley Ill ) pinned He.
ice for Swarthmore as he" ..red a berie. 4t4fis
bode press:
fall over Frank Little at 2,62 with
155 the, Fetter IS) pinned Linter
- the familiar body pees,. The next ..-•
'notch, 01,105 lb. oontret in which
186 lbs-Westhead (H) decialoCed
Ed Wee(heud eked out a 10-9 deciders Battle, 10-0.
.
nem 1. Pottin, was the cloacae rend
I
4
Refilere
G
2
Faculty
4
The Soph A
wrapped
Junior A
111
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