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, VOL. XL I, NO.8 ARDMORE and BRY N MAWR, PA., WED NESDAY, NO VEM BER 28, 1 945 c ....;.... ,_..... PRICE 10 CENTS =n=::= = =:-==R= ud= d= ==:= =d:=d = =d=;;'=;;;=w�=ss";;; ;';";;";= �= v� ��a�;;';'te�;;;�t= a= ��i��:� " c�g.;· ' ��';';';;';'; ;;';· Do ated , ��o l!'r , e on Re�e i e i r� Si u M�;nin �iFg� , ' g , s $3116 RecognitIOn � Po try _�thology fo Be Anal� ' U e For War Chest �, t n By Lanl" Ounn '(7 S ro g • By Dean landIs Defense The poeI 'M of three Bryn Mawr instills in precision passion bred of l accepted this . . Col ege student.a bave 'been j bone Dean Landi, of the Harvard Law To eep Peace By B. M. year by the National P�try A,· in truth: hi. own deaire." Sehootwil1 analyse the political and K Bryn Mawr College donated Joeiation for publication in their Nancy Weseon'a poem, Sanelj): ...-eo nomie tituation in the Middle Goodhart, November 20. "We $3,116.40 to the United War Chest's Annual Anthology of C,ollege Po- about children at plaf on a May East next Wednesday, Deeember must have men with �skilla which "Victory Campaign for Human 1946 .!�ry. !lAat year Sylvia Stallingll morning. The poem, the first""hicb 6, at a 12:30 aSlembly in Goodhart. have been so carefully taught over Needa". The goal for the \ 48, waathe only Bryn Mawr stud- she haa ever submitted, is written The lpeaker has' Jus\ come back long period of time that they Campaign ii $9,700,000 which will • .nt t.o have a poem published in the n free verse, beginnlnl': to this eountry from the Middle cannot foreet. them," .tated Fred.. be divided among .uch organiza­ of .\.nt;hology, but Sandol Stodd.,.d's "A May morning busy with the East. where he held the post erick Manning in hia talk urgtnc USO, both tion. as the local and poem received honorable mention. :.oorm of bees goasiping with snap- American iJ)il'9ttor of Economic military conscription, "Men veraua 1943. international, United Seamen'. Ser­ This year the poems of Margaret dragons." 'Ilhe simple deecription Openttions since He has also Bombs". viee, Fund. '4'1, National War Ameri­ Rudd Sandol Stoddard '48, and of �".mall hands inebngruously served on the Federal Trade Com­ '49, Although complete deltructlon can Relief for ,India, and other es­ Nancy Bell Wenon have been adept" and playing marbles, is an chairman of the Secur- mission, as is still a difficult busines., aueb sential health, relief, youth, and aecepted. on appealing subject. ities Exchange Commission, instruments as the atomic bomb, ,community semces. \Margaret Rudd'a )oet', Primer COlllm.d 0" P.,t J President Roosevelt's Fact-Finding radar· and radio, and t.he proximity spee�al Two years ago, a great effort is a fragile, delicate poem In which .. Board, and in HMO was a fuse all increase t.he effeetivenee. department. waa made to have the War Chest the haunting echoes of the fint consultant in the war of familiar weapons to such a de­ supported JOOt;4 by the st.udents, l f i m i gree all to .make it imperative that ' S r !�':� �y � � �h��:,: ,I � � : � �! � ; ; 1\ f&cully, and IItaU of the College. : �:: r :� L Job Poll Result Th �i C: PUt I Ca : �e : we devote greater part of our Last year the same policy was fol· insipration is earried out .In light, .. Court, written with Felix Frank- energy than ever before to mili­ lowed with ex'tremely successful airy villanelle form. The poem has o p !urter in 1928. CalK'll of Labor Law. tary preparednesa. results. This year it was decided also been submitted to the Poetry i'nxt8!J. arl d oSltlons and The Adminilllrative There ill for any weapon an lLl'Ca !.hat little pressure would be made, Society of America, of which she V e of probable error. and perslltent reattacks with monotonoWl regular­ :::�:��;��� : ' �' h h : Varsity Players il)' are necessary to counter-act : �� �;. n I. . Held In Summer the u�avoidable inaceuraey. Conse­ Poem can be seen in these two I In the recent poll conducted by Ho;ckey Teams r quently great numberll or highly � the Voeal;ional Committee deter- Plan To Present 12 verses: to I.tained men are- neeeSlary to in- "Stars blue brightest in a moth'", mine the type and extent of jobs Co"li,,"d 0" P.,.. J To CompeteHere desire; • held by undergraduates last SUlll- "F P ortral't" 405 amI'1 Y his striving wings nler, it was revealed that out either In National Meet light iYwthe dim confusion of the of 638 polled held some job, Varsity Players, together . The Liberal Education night volunteer Or paid. with Haverford's Cap and Bells, Twelve city hockey teams plan ce�tial fire. Of the 244 students who did paid will present Family Portrait by 79 to be g6ests of Bryn 1f!:llwr next work were eierks, 54 took care William J. Cohen and Leonore Will Be DIscussed weekend when the National Invi· He who perceives the statue in the of children, including those who Coffee on December '1 and 8' at tation Tournaments will be held stone were counselon at camp, 18 taught 8:30 o'clock in Goodhart Auditor� By Dr. B. Wright and dares carve � on the plaYBoston,' B8.lt imore, Washington, Librar v- ." Caen - w 8 ' pa r ; S way in 938, w Profeasor of Government at Har- - Of J did editing and .research, and Margaret Webster with Judith and other cities will meet on Sat- 63 by vard University and a member of worked in Ia.boratories, stores, boa- Anderson in the leading role. urday and Sunday, and games will � the Hunrd Report Committee. be AS1T .... For Books pitals, factories, anli libraries. The Family PorlraA portrays the life played both In the morning . and will speak on "General Education other 1'1 jobs included handpainting afternoon of each day. of the family of JesuI, but though in a Free Society" in the Common . .' An appeal to American univer- of glassware, 'string trio in a sum- does Philadelphia was c h osen accord- Jesus is the central fll'Ure He Room on Wednesday, December 6 : .sitie:t...hr aid in reconstructing the mer hotel.. H!eguards work wi ,_ th noi appear. .It is a timeless story at eight o'clock. ing � a system of r ta�10n, for ? library of Caen has been lent from the 010, and work in t� Marine of be any carpenter's thi tll"lt National InVItation Tour- what could s Col- The general contention of the Jrofessor (Horatio Smith of Cot"pfl Women's Reserve. family, and Jesus Is considered only nament sinee the outbreak of war, report is that a nation should sup- !.Imbia. 'l'he library of the Univer- 161 students held various volun- in relation to H place in the fam- ,and ....e _I "ue•• coII ege paI'y ng i. . - I, -I .. UM w. i "" Co, completely de· 5'1 ply mo• e 'be•• educo"·on In I .. y of n wa. teer jobs. 126, of whom al80 dOdI ily and as a carpenter. fields wa. granted upon request. sehools, secondary a. well a. pd- ,troyed dun'ng the war. It had be· paid or volunteer work , a��_loII:n dod Mrs. CourtJeig h (K·Itty M'Ule- c-Iht"ti 0... '''� .. Germa� mary. The committee believes that ':ome a cultUNI center of Norman- summer JChools and Look courses hart), a me.r of the :ly an d was the on Iy I pace weh re · the lack of training In tho liberal ' in business, Red Cross, arts, and town Theatre Guikl, II directing • arts must be·remedied in order to Norman law wafJ still laugh t. science. the play. Tlle cut ia as follows: ruses provide a well rounded primary Cho Combine At Bryn Mawr t.he effort. of Most interesting among the .um- Mary, Pat Frank '46; Mary Clio- education and the those who wish tocontribute boolut, mer worken were Helen Boyajian ph.. , Katherine CoI... ln '46; Naomi, ljeceuarys ba la for a higher education. For-Xmas Concert money or time to the project w}1I and Margaret Quinn, who were lab Nan Pelker 't8: , Mary EUin Reba The tAlk is aponaOred by the be on a purely voluntary basis. assistantA in the Manhattan Engi_ Berlin '48; tMary Magdalene, Bar- Currieulum Committee wblch is The HalieluJ'ah Chorus will be 1' here will be no door t.o door so- neering Project, and Barrie Zim- bara Nugent '48; Selima, Georgie not taking a atand either in Javor featured in the largest concert Iioiting and the fact II .tressed melman, who worked with th e Cotn- Wlebenson '46: Anna, Ann Greene , IRa 46; H or diafavor of the ReJ)Ort. General < , �r to be given at Bryn Mawr at that there muit be dlserimlnatlon mittee for Mexiean ilro ad 'W011 k - ' Woman at the Well, P.t oe-h will tollow the pr ... in the ciIoiC1! of books. l ert. Dorothy Bruchholz and Eve- child '48; Hepzibah, Betty Ully di.eusslon n- Ch�.trila•• ervice In Goodhart, •••� • - 47; tation of the view. of the Harvard o,,,Ii,,.trI Otr 1.,t.. IYn Ritz interned in t hUN!e , ' Beul8lh, Janine Landeau '48; Deeember 16. With the combina- . iRIRA. B b J0 J ph ftob. committee, but the meetinl it Uon of thePrlneeton Choir and the .. ' ar are S ti x was ch' Ie f copy BU'1 J u d a, h hn ack aon; JO&e . limited to the college community. Bryn for United PreIS, Andi ______the and ___...:: CAo:::::/ICC"",,c:.' ' _:::::""-"..:"::'..:.'_ _ __ Mawr chorus 160 voices will La u -'- _ take part inthe program of widely nguage Ho ses ,Bryne worked in a flower nuteery ;n,Norway. ..ned mUll., d !In Mary Au.Un look a veterinary First Veteran Returns to Stu y Featuredn I the program will be PI,..... Xmas Fetes course, and Elizabeth Smith learn- "" Inte "I""...... -up- 01 contlnen, _ , 0 .I. s "' lW 8 .. eel h(Wf to fty. ______er ear _ e tal earoll by the chorua, including The German, Freneh and Spano , -,r Aft Tw V UT'th liIar,'n French, Dutch and C&eehoslovak- ish language clubs ve planning , ian 'WOrks, and continental Christ- their Chriatmas programs, accord­ Calendar By Nanty Morehouse '47 Princeton. Together mu mu.k: by ing to tradition, but with ,!lew IF euary In the case of croJaAtlanta. pervision of the fieLd from t.he con­ Main Line, conducted by Abe pert will perform their mystie 7:16 Current Eventa, Miss Mc­ She then was sent to Cherry Point, trol t.ower.• Pepinsky. Dr. Mutc.h of the BrYn art:ll. Kown, "China," Common4 Room. N. C. where abe worked in "dear­ The whole experience, Elil&beth TuMdaY, DKember Mawr PrflIbyterian church will "Le Mirade de Theophile" by 4:00 anee," which she described .. "the felt, eontributed both "an awfully Philosophy Club, Dr. lead the aervica. Rutebeuf, the French Club play, is Burke, Common Room. eontrol of air tnfHc." This involv­ good time" and a chance to meet Tbia is to be the second concert to be performed on December 14th WedHaday, l)ecel!lber 5 ed receivine and entering on a many very different kind. of peo­ by the combined choin, anee Bryn in Wyndham. The play tells �he 12:30 Dean Landis, "The Pal­ fll,ht ICheduie the flight plans of pIt. Though the mau-produetion estine Problem," Assembly, Mawr is aoi9C t.o _in. at Princeton story of a weU-known medieval every plane leaving the field-ita of Marine food did not tndear it to Goodhart, the precedinc Sunlay. .After aD miracle. Refreshment. are be estimated times of ¥pa� her, she privile,ed in havin& to 8:16 Benjamin Wright, "Gen­ and wa. afternoon nhe&nal. the PriDeeton offered, andcalendan and Christ.­ eral EducatiorLin �­ return, the pilot, the ¥ltinationJ more civilian houn by belne "a c1loir be entertai.lled at aupper eards are be sold for French ciety," Common Room. and other nec:euaT)' information. "ahi,[t worker" which eliminated will maa to 6 1 '-__...,.... ______-' Kore elaoborate plana were nee- the o'clock bucle for her. in the halla. n>\le!. , •

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THE COLLEGE- NEWS " 1 "F Current Events Publidltd 9MI, duri", lIit: CoUqe Yeu (nupt durin, Thlnk.,i.in,. " EMur • . Ind durin, eu.mmuion weds) in !he inter", o,.inmu VIC hotid .,.. w, " dlc Ardmore Printin, Company. A,d_f, of 8r,n M Colic&" p.., and "The outstanding event o( Uti. It-y. .. ft."., CoIIqc. week in labor relationl II the .trike Colkp . N . rot« by CIOpJtiJht. N-'hin, in the Italy. I The importance of this RePort must not be underestim- Nunes' Aides It would seem that the Bureaq could possess itself of .ted whether or not its conclusions are ·accepted. With the The Pres'byterian Hospital urg-­ complete data on aU types of occupation throughout the com- E'nd of the war comes forth the opportunity to reconsider and ently needs title services of thoae­ pany, thus serving both the collegeand the employers more expnad all educational programs. Not only have army exper­ Bryn Mawr Nursel' Aides who ret­ effectively. Voeatlonal-confer<>nees help students to decide iments brought certain methods of teaching into prominence, istered for work. The lame eon­ ditions hold in other hospitals in which field to enter, but with little or no wOrking experience but experiments carried on in universities in this country this area. Bryn Mawr INuNes·· they are unable to tell for what position they are best fitted. have brought the whole problem of liberal arts education up Aides should report for duty. In line with this we should like to suggest that the for reconsideration. Education is not a static thing. New College Duc:e .»ureau also extend ita activities to concrete vocational ad- courses, new methods, perhaps even new fundamental con­ The winter Undergraduate Dance­ vice. Recom-mendation8 to studen� of available summer and cepts must continually beincorporated into a system designed will be held after the PJayerl' Club­ production In the college jobs which win enable them to step more easily into to accOmmodate a continually changing society. The under­ on December 8 Gym from 11 p. m. to 2 a. Ill. The future jobs wou"l- be·helpful. We shoul!' � like to suggest graduate's concern in this probklm is obviously a. vital one. · price of admission is $2.50 for coo· the poeeibillty 0( a very short course oove�ing the technique It is therefore essential that each and every undergraduate pIes, and $1.150 for singles. of choosing, securing, and holding a job. conaider the problem in all its aspeets. J. R. C.

• Statistics printed in the last" i.. ues of the" News show 'l1he Harvard Report itself has been placed on the Cur- The International Relations Club.. that on the average the Bureau haa arranged for on1y halt of riculum Committee shelf in the Reserve Room. The Commit- of Bryn Mawr, Haverford. �cll the jobs held by each graduating cl&88. This may be attrib- tee has also arranged to bring Dr: Benjamin Wright of Har- Rosemont will meet at Rosemont. No at .• uted to the fact that comparatively few students apply to the vard to speak on "General Education in a Free Society." v. 29 Jr:30 to dilCUIs India Bureau, yet this in itself see!ll8 a direct result of the present While no definite immediate action will be recommended by '49 orn .. ,. the Committee on the basi f the broader The Freshman C)aas takea plea- !fystem's deficiencies. � principles outlined sure in announcing �e �leetlon With the facilities of a group of people working full time in the Harvard Report, such action may be forthcoming if the of or�� Jean Bemsum and Helen on thi" problem, a better method should be devi.s�. Our col- students desire it. It is every undergraduate's duty to 8C- ! service S;� v:: :==:��: �"- � �U ·"-_ .....1ege employment should have at its-fingertips all con- q:uaint herself tho"l'Oughly-with the possibilities outlined in o n rg "'d ---- I cei\labJe openings which would provide the correct jobs Cor us. i'P!e Report. ate Assot'iations respectively"

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• THE COLL EG� NEWS ------Manning Adl'pcates Stanford Reopens Rh�a�esians Win LAST . Defense for Peace Season's Hockey NICHTI:I2 Contest For Plays •______w.w_w_� CA"n,u"J /'0" ,." I o( • " POQt. Dep ion, Acceptance I I'm ftoatin�• on a sea butter. ress Dramatists' Alliance of Stan· Goose·atepping onto the field lIure Our prou-ction against .....hllt My craft i� a loin of FoUow As Aftermath ford tfniversily oHen lour awards marthed Pem', "pearly p ayen, btl' ever means of dutruetion might My sail is nylon stocking in dramatic writing in the eleventh holding high the Nul benner, amid Of "Strange Fruit" be used against America. oars, a·knife and a fork. cheers of "we're red hot." Arrayed , annual coni petitions of the organi. Mr. Manning suggested an "of. on the ·other aide 'of the line waa by zotion. lensive deCemdve'J program 8S the Rdloads, ftauntlng a more achola:- I bailing champagne wit.h n11' , The Maxwell Ander8o� Award mOllt practical nleans of !letting 'm Marcia Dembow".f07 Iy costume of blue and black. Agam any in of one hundr� dollars is offered men against bombs. S. needs alipper, Traveling under the illusion The U. to, that o v ' the be· gOWned Rhoada team pushed Cigarettes I toIlS overboard f r erse1942 dl ama, in full length or a super.efficient secret service 1-0, from. .tory banned Bosto!] is a through grab the rnterhall Hoe­ haa a talon dpper, ot one.act form. DARK OF THE- able to chart or map any weapon. My skirt Imash hit, LiUian Smith'" stage Champlonlbi'p, fiery MOON, winner award, ke Gone Is my complex to hoard. of this milking plant in the world. Sec­ f I adaption Strange Fruit met Pembroke in a blood and thund�r J. -the has now paslled its two hundredt.hs olldly the Army and Navy must 8Om.e.hat ot a disappointment a 0( t. Broadway. : matoh. performance on The hllve air bases in as l]la.ny places Ilre quite Porest Tbeater lut week. Des- A slippery field and over-eager The butcher and late Mile.! McKinnon Anderson 118 lIIIible in �merica controlled u m pitoe the aensation that the book � ? fighting .pirit downed many play the Peninsula Theatre ia e . , - :.: :; of were � Little f · territory, and In addition there U n!bin.,g th� deck today, C&Uled. Philadelphia audience. be ers in the battJe for the ball. One mem red in a new pri,e for full1 must be concealed and secret bases ot the mo spectacular tumblu Inatead cutlet crummy not quite receptive to this �t length prose drama showing the to combat anyone who tries to �se chow we have mignon, filet. t of ra al con ictDeep s they Are ensued dunng the second half when Fo r 'I1Ieupee Itoo-ts. ci fl . turdy constructive qualities of atomic bombs. Finally Ameru�a e to forerunner, the two Rhoadesiana collided IJ;nd tum- w re. lts daily life in the North American .must have several millio�s of bled in a confusion of arms and Oh why should I wOIT about part of the is scene; award ia one hundl-ed highly trained men so that no mat- Y The plot, which not the sig legs. ia dollars. Radio plays in prose or ter how great the initial casualties sugar, Difieant play, the 1 Although Rhoada scored in the verse may for Stephen Or moan over tattered tir�s at and the compete' the might beIi we would "have enough to repreaentation of the relationship first halt, Pem kept the blue line Vincent Benet Award of fifty dol. ortset them. When camivorous .ausfadion maater negro on plan· from the goal for tile rest of'47. the quire.l? lars. The Henry David Gray Award Such program, Mr.... Manning Is all my soul N! tatlon, and more specifically, the ... c game. Prominent amon.,g the Pem· 10 of fifty dollars is offered for dra. _we are sulted feels, is indispensable Aif dandestme relatlonalrip which re· II broke'49 devil! we� Bierwirth in matie criticism In ludd, vigorous to presel· peaCe because it is too in the defian;ce of conven- . red tights and earmuffs, and Bent­ Since rationing, haa become style. 0 ItOIl dangerous to rely on peace or­ pointless, tion. Tracy Dean, the ne'er do well ley In a red peaked•. hat, who No second prizes are given I)ut ganization slone to protect us of a family of landed ansto- successfully intercepted many of San on ship of steak, of leading honol'S plays and all prize. (I'om the modern weapons. • erabs is unable to resiat the attrae- Rhoad.' pallles and hit Life is a bowl of lamb chops winning material are recommended you gave us a break, tions NonDle, a bcautlful young An eager Pem cheering squad en· Bowles, to producing and publishing units Bryn. Mmvr DOlwtes negre6S. The theme of the story couraged the red line with "the iU of 'cstablished worth. Other privi· BMC Included centen around the phases of the $311'6 To War Cl,est Pem lion roan, and the Rhoads leges extended to contributors in. starred lovers who are una�le mouse filueaks/' and "Now you're In Poetry Ant/wl"IJY . clude opportunity to obtain brief (j;"I""uJ fro", ptl" 1 to surmount the society .in wruch in our clutches. you'd. best bring out . critiques of their work for a nomi· . P'&L 1 they were bre.d Th roueh a series your crutche.. . The latter senti· �/l"lml 1"0_. of nal fee of (our dollars beyond the of flashbacks, the audience is in� nut pervaded unh'ensally at the iA a. istration.lee introduction of .that the donation would be strictly ..conned Tracy's first"endoctrlna_j � end of the match, when both teams pro ising dramatists to members voluntary with no prodding. It �s The Anthology compilation tion of the black and white ever- Iinlped oft' the field. ot Henri. f the Alliance already placed in gratifying that the totals1944 of thiS o( the finest poet.ry written by the fast dyes of th,e South. He recal!. ;he theatre and cinema, tor advice $4066.29.year are not1946 very far$5160.07. behind those College men and ;women Amer­ how his com,P8ni�n in outh V (lrsity Plllyers P/m, � and assistance; and the appearance of the other yean. gave ica, representing every state in the and later his servant was 1Rt�. Hsts To Give RelilJiollS PI(lY of of every item contributed in the gave country. and selections were made duced into the soheme of raeJal contests in the of the Alii. Since the war has been over, the IS . O;'ltlPf trom thout!l8ndt poems submit- aubordination. . C ,,1 ho being' ance B�lIetin ill8ued annually and ever preuing needs of the home ", "1(,, The tension of a revivaI t hat . 1 ted. .urges ent to libraries and producing front have .been sI ow Iy gammg held in Tracy s home town ' ;roups and individuals throughout their share of "lttention. It is to �;;; . 609'" Tolan; ; throughou' the enti. . play. ert Hoskins; Simon. Dave ;;;,;:;;;;;;;GREEKS of' 'he eountry. .he.e communal1946 need. tha' the ;:;;;;;;;;:;; Young Dean's conflict i further . Jame., Elwin Davie.; Morn.. ai, � ; a. s , R � God ecent contributors whose work War Chest is devoting of its MEET AT Sa.d.lebaTHE complicated �y the intercession Dave Thomas; Appius Hadrian and • is in the hands o( profesaional pub lunds in There a twent - · l'1! Y Tasty walent.that was previously non- I l oa ,.. a. oop _ Ushers and producen are: Malvin lour agencies lor the care of or- M ,.t i , N te C er; the Disci- Dinnu. n his pagan philosophy. Rdre.,hllleatsr T YOWS I Wald whose comedy FATHER phaned, homeless, and mistreated pie and Leban, Dick Johnson; Na· D n Alter h'e is reconverted, Tracy ' Lllnch. WAS PRESIDENT under childl·en. by is con· There are twenty-three l an and E ben, Allan Reynolds; La e e to follow the pattern planned t n aster AY . MawI' sideration by HeYman Shumlin; agencies providing hiJ parents and to abandon free hospital �;n�d�'�h� e�� Rab�b��I �V��r�g1�Ii B:a;l�d;i.� ������������� Eugene Lerner, whose drama ' � and clinic attention. Forty groups == Nonnie. At the minister'sa sugges- many nI •-I LADY OF THE HOUSE Is In the : tion. Tracy agrees to pay Benry to light. juvenile delinquency, hancb of the Theatre Guilt'li Jamel N on e an d ve name to Broughton, whose one.aet tight community disease, eigl,"',nI - .. Traey', Ulegitimate child. In a U U .. 1 S MMER F RY was "",ue",d l help t.he blind, crippled, and ••• drunken stupor, Henry reveals the ia killed. for consideration �y M'or" Hardly a more worthy cause seheme to Nonnie'. brother a.nd 54_ d4 ·S«-tIM Mayorga. Tracy According to the be supported so well by a guilt­ Writers should aend lor regis- "bite man'. code that a negro must �======'1'lMawr: p.,y for ma.tera death, the tration forms and in/ormation as leu Henry i. lynched by a blood early as possible; final date of thia 20th, 1946. thinty mob. seaaon'a competitions is March ·'BE CASUAL • �I The social aignillc\lu:e of the Adtlrela all communi. 200 Z, tbe Mexican Way play. the .ociologkal problem of cations to DRAMATISTS ed tlte negro, is compi'lltely aubmerg­ ANCE, Box In a lewd love aUair and the UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA. ESPADRILLESSKmTS spineleaanes8 of- Tracy Dean. No Sweaters and Blouses • solution or constructive criticism - 01 $3.95 to $8.95 is presented by hia complete avold- Shop ance the implicatloJUl, of the NANCY BROWN problem or by his death, which is even more unnecessary than his IF� • • MAYO and PAYNE SA LE-Two fur coats imported from China.

Ctlrd. Gil,. evening coat white squirrel, one brown' caneul. • 16. Can be aU day Monday, Dec. 3 at Miss Meigs RADIO seen apartment, Bettws-y·Coed last door wee!, fit by P/JT" Repaira pointment with Mrs. ,::. G. Mayo, 621 Pembroke J«)&a, Bryn Mawr, Telephone Bryn Mawr 821 LANCASTER AYE. 2427. - BRYN HAWK � lell W. cd .. II'... .. Tired �f Papers?

PARISIAN Scoot to the � Dry Clepen II1II Dyen Goaruleod _ Dr, COUEGEINN YOlK" layc�.J., un alt •• l)' t. . "l:... ••••L.n . ICM:hJaft·Ma.,,'II.· ",""erNtoo ... of thef,. ow Paw r"", ... LANC_ AVJIIf11B For lea or a coke• • Romance • "o ...•. • r of tht 1I'.,�th Cereer OM

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• Criticum Of Report . usses • Amaral Explains lVat1 flockey Adeet Fieser Disc ANNOUNCEMENTS Condemned By Demos To Be fieldat B. M. Antimalarial Orug NEW BOOK ROOM S list Poetry ymbo • The New Book Room Committee •. 15. .. 01 0 And his book made quite a stir Iro,. ,. Park Noyember "Our prob- Of a hI N eruda eo.Ii".,. " I announcea the pureha the fol- P just the same. Perhaps the Repo-:t, lem is to synthellu an anthnalar- lowing new bookt this faU: - in a similar fashion, took Ideas Before war, tournament House. ... 27, t�e the de- ial drug which Is not entirely meta- Christopher bberwood-Prater Spanwh No . Senor that were lying around.L. in every- termined the offieial naliona ... boliteUnited States I I 01' says that education ahould impart flynthesize afltimalarial drugs of .. on.i They are seldom logical FIeld �ock�y ASllociation will. hold the twin valuell of heritage and 1ft T. W. A. bas a training program casual, but are unmotivated, irra. a meetmg the gym, follOWing a • the benzene type, since these are change, tr.diUGn and innovation. Jr air hostesses and will send a ..ecaulle they are the product of the buffet supper. comparlltively h1actlve and, there. 'rhen it goca on to implement these epresentative to lee students who .ional, and spont.aneoua. This is (Gre, dilCicultly metabolh:ed. The Ideas step by step, first in the . "p .r x " .re interested. Please notify the ..a me ametie a�, that of the flrllt a ado yl group has already high schooll and second In the col· .ureau of Recommendationa. .V'orld War. been discovered and tound to be Jeges: heritage in the proposed 81 School for younger children in Deliciou. TetU times as potent . lwenty-1ive ItS new genera� courses, change as lIS · New England may have position .in. .',ul i... quinine well non toxic. revealed the.. .pccialized , CommuniI)' Kitchen tor inexperienced teacher. Anyone University Of Caen I 1 submit the structure is a8--;eI1. "Strallge Fruit" Lacko inlerest� please see Mrs. eren. Appeals For Books . LANCASTER AVENUE knit as that ot French lace. shaw. Open Enr, Week-da, COll8tTltctive Idea. .. The war between students and P." . _- Piltsburgh Council or Medical eorr/iI"uJ Fro I QA", teac hen, bet ween yout h an d CA"'tnll,J Iro", P.�, ) Social Service Boards. Worke.. to Elementary g1'ammar or lan- is most hea1thy and natural; and staff civilian hospitals. , I . QllIge books specifically designed h�pe whel'l , all ot�er wars art' lite. The very fact that a member Education Specialist tor Euro Why Buy &C- by mternatlonal and lil & fo r American students are not abohshed of the Church should condone his pean Educational Rellltion . Salary �1i75. c ptable. However, worthwhile lerplanetary and intercosmic weakness by oUerin&' the aolution �xperience Required, Fed. a in any language, curren.t ganizallons, this war will be that he torget Nonnie but make �ral Security Agency. novels, poetry or biographies with to go on unhampered. I Secretarial positions aiao' came mitted Ilrovlsions for his child, ra,oh.r 1947 you permanent value are in great de- glad tbat the claas ot ,,,,,kl. 1 sanctionl thlll illicit ,n during the week. Good ca.llR - mand. law books not dealing 80 than prohibita it. The aftermath The National Teacher. Examina vigoroully, and } hope that with local technicalities would be 01 1907 the play is depl'ellion and lions are ann9unced. Courses tmou,,',ino'>8 class can valuable. . • ance rather instead of a stimula- Zducation required. Notice Is ..d 'Vhose students interested in the back with equal vigor vatsl on bulletin board outalde Room tion to action on a problem. should see any of tile fol· i. .-1. Raphael Demos . Instrumentally the play good M·ISS Schen k, FacuIty because it help.s to keep the racia1 Elaine Hoisin�n, Stu _ .or ot h o hy __ .. p · � IO questi,on before the public eye; ������;�i, �P� � Kat Harvard University. �_llil�'§�!!! Personal P� ro� I ���� acwally it does little more � �� appear as Stranre Fruit on a rot- WOaID'J MOST HOHOaID WAfCH� GIRLS-Why throw a"a, 0t ten tree racial prejudice. old ha.ndbaga, brief casa, Re,perll In H08te qctnsider.ing the difficultk!s that 'aset,_in. etc.7 Brlnr them for were encountered in the staginr THE ROBIN SHQP J. P. Marqga,.d ot a story of this type, Mr. Ferror ill 43 W. Lancalter An. �fficiai1y Dead does an excellent job In� treatinr Ard.Me, Pa. the plot with delicacy. Quentin Reync�dl'm A Nation- of Natio,.. box .. Ct,arette If you're That play... .. air: Loul, Ad,.ml,,11 Chriat.mas Treu Tired of COUNTRY BOOK SHOP That p a, a lune: I looking IlAWR Better come nd BRYN Get the. loon! at acorns I aee And ,OU �n will pep "onders Flowers Th ... where ? Richard Stockton's you upl ,IA.ac .. ter A't'tlftue &711 M."r JEANNETI'S Big Moment

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