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Ursinus College Digital Commons @ Ursinus College Ursinus Weekly Newspaper Newspapers 11-20-1939 The Ursinus Weekly, November 20, 1939 Mark D. Alspach Ursinus College Robert C. Yoh Ursinus College Marthella Anderson Ursinus College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly Part of the Cultural History Commons, Higher Education Commons, Liberal Studies Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Recommended Citation Alspach, Mark D.; Yoh, Robert C.; and Anderson, Marthella, "The Ursinus Weekly, November 20, 1939" (1939). Ursinus Weekly Newspaper. 827. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/827 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ursinus Weekly Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Congratulations to 'Toy' Dawson on receiving the Gettysburg -Takes Conference Th e Maxwell Award today Title by Downing Bears, 43-7 ---------------. '" Tkacz Scores Lone Tally • Let' get F. and M. to For Ursinus as Bullets u rSlnUS finish the season right Win by Large Margin Gettysburg College's football Bul­ lets found their mark in seven lightning-like thrusts to defeat the Ul'sinus College Bears Saturday by a 43-7 score on the Battlefield y gridiron. Five of the winners' E E K L scores came on startling pass com­ pletions or interceptions, while the other two followed punts that were Zti19 J'-:nl red Decembel' 19, 190~, al 'olleg ville, Pa., as Second Cia,,>! MalleI', 1111<110'1' \('1 of ('ollgl·es.· of MUI'l'h 3, 1879. either blocked or run back for the distance. VOL. 38, No . 8 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 , 1939 PRICE, 5 CENTS Statistically, the game was al­ most even, with the high scoring Bullets Goming far from running Five from College rampant through the Ursinus Winter Scene Will Be Setting for Ball; eleven. First downs were 13-7 while yardage from scrimmage was Critics Praise "Shadow and Substance" On Invalid List 215-173, with the winners having the edge. "All work and no sleep" will be "Shadow and Substance", by Paul Dr. Matthew Beardwood, pro­ DR. VERNON NASH fessor of chemistry, is critical­ Bullet Capitalize on Breaks the keynote for the Senior Ball Vincent Carroll, is one of the most 1 It was sudden breaks which saw Committee this year. According to unusual productions in recent years ly ill of a heart ailment at his the plans now being followed, an . home in Roxborough, Pennsyl­ Forum Speaker Is the Gettysburg team capitalizing interior decorator will be engaged to be ' presented on the UrSInUS vania. It was reported this to score, swamping the Bears under from Philadelphia to supervise the College campus. The play was morning that he had shown Prominent Writer the avalanche of points. On the entire job, while the committee- selected by the committee as a joint slight improvement. other hand, the Ursinus aerial at- tack, which looked ready for a good men will do the actual work. production of both the Senior Class Dr. Elizabeth B. White, Pl:O­ Dr. Vernon Nash, Forum speaker day, functioned rather poorly when A complete winter scene will face and the Curtain Club. fessor of history, returned to­ for Tuesday, November 28, is au- the receivers could not hang on to the dancers when they enter the Although there are many clever- day to her apartment on Ninth thor of several articles and books Dawson's and Tkacz's perfect tos­ gym. The walls will be the main avenue from the hospital, as well as a noted speaker, world ses. setting, representing snow scenes, ly-written lines and humorous in- where she was treated for a liraveler, and religious leader. The first period saw the clever distant white-capped mountains, cidents throughout the four acts, foot ailment. He is author of "Educating for defense Coach Don Kellett had and a general landscape. An en- "Shadow and Substance" is, on the Dr. Reginald S. Sibbald, pro­ Journalism", published in 1939 by mapped out against the Bullets tirely new idea is being used this whole, definitely a more serious fessor of French, is reported University of Missouri Press; cO-I working to perfection, and the year by the committee for a false type of production than has been resting comfortably at the Bryn drafter of "The Alternative to In- Gettysburg clan could not make ceiling. Ten-foot billows of slash attempted at Ursinus recently. Mawr Hospital. He is suffer­ ternational Anarchy", published in much headway either through the crepe paper will make up the ma- The keynote of the play rests in ing with a heart ailment. 1938 by Federal Council of Churches air or on the ground. The charges jor part of the overhead decora- 11 and Foreign Missions Conference; of Hen Bream had the upper hand tions. Combined with this idea will the title. "Shadow", in its fu est Miss Sara E. Ermold, assist­ sense here, reveals the power of a ant treasurer, will not return to and compiler of "Trindex", publish- throughout the period, but could be a series of icicles hanging down saint of the church over the mind her work until after the holi­ ed in 1936 by Harvard-Yenching not advance through the Bear de­ in uneven lines. of a simple girl servant. "Sub- days. She is suffering from Institute, Peiping, an aid to the fense inside the 25 yard line. The stage will be set as an ice stance", along these same lines, sciatic rheumatism. use of Chinese dictionaries. Hamilton Scores cave for the orchestra. A similar weaves in and out of the story, Mrs. May H. Rauch, precept­ One of the founders of' the com­ mittee supporting proposals set Just as the first period ended, setting will be made for the chap- the true conftict of the classical ress of Maples Hall, is conval­ the Bears halted a Bullet drive on erons. Novelties of all sorts are and modern outlook toward rE:­ escing at the home of her forth in Clarence K. Streit's book, being planned by the comlJlittee to ligion. "Unjon Now", Dr. Nash will address their 25 and took the ball on downs. daughter on Long Island, New After failing to advance the ball, bring to life the complete setting Since the play's first production York. the Ursinus Forum on "The World's of a winter play-land. Option-Union or Chaos". Da wson got off a short pun t to the Continuing their policy of last at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in ---IT --- In his talk he will enumerate the Ursinus 36 where "Baldy" Hamil­ year, the seniors will have the en- 1937, critics have been lauding its factors which contribute to the ton took it out of the air like an tire faculty as guests for the even- every presentation. Sinclair Lewis anarchy in international relations, outfielder and raced down the side­ ing. The chaperons selected for recently said, "To the lively hu­ Dr.J. W. Meminger, concluding from them that a union lines unmolested for a touchdown. the dance are President and Mrs. manity for which th~ Irish dl'~ma of the democracies under a federal Yovicsin's attempt for the extra y point w8..\ wide. Norman F!. M(,("lnrp DE>an Whorten has been beloved .thlS pa~,t t.hut Director" Dies at 80 system is the only solution to cur­ A. Kline, Dcan of Women Camilla years, Mr. car~,oll tlas, 111 Sha.d~w rent International strife. He wi!! Shortly afteJ' thnt :'Ind following an exchange of kicks, Emanuel B. Stahl', Dr. and Mrs. George W.I a~d S~bstance , added a new dlg­ Funeral services for Rev. J. W. elaborate with reasons for his be­ Hartzell, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice 0' 1mty WIth the fi~ure of the Canon, lief that only a federal system can broke through the center of the Meminger, D.D., who was the oldest line to block Dawson's punt, and Bone and Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. auste.re and pass~ona~e and stra~ge, living member of the Ursinus Board save the world from a too-powerful Kellett. and In every qUlet lme dramatIC". super-state or a too-weak league of the ball rolled out of bounds on of Directors and a member of the the Bear 16. After two running Programs for the evening have Ursin us students would be more Class of 1885, were held last Mon­ nations. been selected by the committee to interested in what the New York plays failed, Hamilton faded and day in St. Paul's Evangelical and --·U·---- shot a pass to Shoemaker for the carry out the dignity and formality reviewers said about it. One of the Reformed Church, Lancaster. Dr. of the affair. Patterned white most outstanding critics of the day, Brotherhood of St. Paul Hears second Bullet score. Burman tried Meminger died on his eightieth for the extra point, but missed. leather has been chosen for the Brooks Atkinson, of The New York birthday. He was pastor of this Talk on Music by Roy Snyder cover of the program. The front Times, said, "Out of love and re­ church from 1889 until 1922, when Burman Races 55 Yards ftap of the cover will be backed belliou~ness, Paul V.incent Carroll he resigned. Roy Snyder '40, gave a talk on The rest of the second period saw by a golden outline frame. Top has wrItten a beautlful play about Rev.

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