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The Undergraduate Weekly of the University of Delaware

VOLUME 72 .. 0 • • 1 ti al Irish Comedy. Is Now In Final Stage Mu • • Leading Role In • ... · ..· .· · ·: · ·.. · D I. I Play Now Cast · · By JUDY KA E Th E-52 Play rs are now in their last w k of t' h at·. al for "Juno and the Pay o k," which \Vill b presented on the Mitch 11 Hall tage on Decemb r 7, , and 9. In the ca ting of this Irish classic, h Players ha b n most for· tunate in s curing Rob rt MacFar· land and Thoma. Wat rs for the I acting rol . of apt. Boyle and Joxet'. Both actor at· only two g n ration. r mov d from Ireland . and an th l' for atch th real flavor f th olorful Irish char­ a t r. Th play is dir cted b Dr. . Rob t•t Ka e, head of th Depart­ m nt of Dramatic Arts and pe~h. Mr. Herman Middl ton i. th tech­ ni al director. an 0' asey, author of "Juno," I.· ti1P greatest dramatist of po t­ war Ir land. Born in Dublin in 1 84 Into a poor family, 0' aR y de. crib s lif in the Dublin t n - m n t. without exaggeration. He ha written on! what he know. from hi own xperienc s. "Juno and th Paycock" has a mingling of th pitifuL and th comic, and iR ompl t ly Irish in its r oll c­ tion of th spark of h auty to he found in th heart of despair. Though th s nes ar tragic in int nt, thre -fourth of th dia­ logu provoked audi nces to un­ controllabl laughter in pa t Broad­ way and foreign production .. Ba kg~•ound Th O'Ca ey comedy had its pre­ mi r performanc at the Abby The­ ater in Dublin in 1!124. Sara All­ good played Juno arlct Barry Fltz­ get·a ld the Payco k, the heads of the Bovle familv. Both MiRs All­ good a'nct Mr. Fitzgerald wer in th ca. t of the 1940 Broadway r - viva!. The play was produced four times during a thirt en year period in New York. "Juno" was de­ . cribed aR "on of the greate. t plays of our tim " by Mr. Watts (Continued on Page 5) Military Program ForWomenlsNow Being Considered 2 Odd 'nEnd AL I CORNER WQt ithitw By BOB N JNOHMf Th 1 ' 11~ U nd~r9raduatt w~dly ofthr Univtrsity of D~lawart in · founded 1882, ubi' hed every dday durin& the college year. ub cription $3.00 per year Entl'red a ccond-d matter December 13, 194-5, the Post Office ewark, Delaware, under the Act of March 3, 1879. ommerce. Hepr aented or Natlo 1 AdverUiine By Member National Advertising Service, Inc. E. F nton Car y '38, director of A11ocioted Collegiate Prell athl tl s at th Ocean City (. ·. J.) oll•v• J•ubltlh.lrl lttprutnlalh>• \'our , tudPnt Theatr Ticket in d MADI ON AVI. NllW l'O&.It, N. 1'. lnter-Colle9iote News High chool, has b en r call to tiH• ~· our C"htcaro Bo1ton San .Fra c:ilco back of Athletic Book acliv duty wllh the U. S. ~ vy. l..s rvation While here at the Univ rsity, F n. No.9 without charg for J UNO AND ton was captain of the track t am olurn • 7:!. T HE P:\ \' 0 to be present d and a member of the football am. Fr d Hartmann In ~lit •h pll H a ll next T hursday, Mar ~edill, December '43, 1 tudying for her Ph. D. at th nl- B. J . Kind r som J.'riday and Suturday PV nlngs. LeN Rigll and Tom Hadfield The Box Offil'e in Mit h II Hall v t'. ity of Penns lvania...... - ...... ~...... Ma.rv Guberman Ordinanly, this bu in ...... Jack Jamieson is open dally fr·om 3:30 to 5 and Cecilia V. Tierney, also Dec m. means nothln mor ...... : .. ·:· :: ...... ~ ...... '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.~.'.'.'.'".'.' N:~:y c:!;~ from 7 to 8:30, ex ept aturdnys n r· '43, I teaching accounting at than an lncreas In th and • unda~ · s. For th best eat yracuse University. lot•ation, makt> ~· o ur re ervatlon To ~lriam Lee Riker Thompson now. '44, of , Va. and h , hu,. \\.' hit band- a daughter on Oct. 20. Margaret McCarthy '46, r cently .. ..;;: .. .. ;:.. kn ~t~i:~it!;:~;,;~~-· :·::.~~::::::f~t:::i.::~::; ?;:~ :":~: ;;;~:;;:~~i~~ Theater Review b came the bride of Dr. Joseph Ack. erman. NEWS STAFF: Vema Lair, Judy Kaae, LouiN Br1e1man, Adrian Ayres, Janet Sh w, ' arol Kolb, Yvonne Welt, Joanne Cella. Mary AnD Reb.tuu, Nanc)' BrookL By GIL KOFFLER, Regina Barlow '47, is now Mn, Margaret y l . Walt Sw nehart, Shirl y Taylor, Nancy 1'homa.~. Shirley that the word "Russian" Is a mi · Trull 1. Nonc.v Mustard. nom r for "rushing;" and lnd ed, On S pt. 29, a 6 lb. 1 oz. baby PilOT RAPliY: Alan Spang. the y auth ol' mo t of the. ictim boy was born to Jim Orr '49 and II EADLIN E STAFF: B rb ra J cobRe n, Mary Keetz. would s m to I nd support to that Mrs. Orr, th former Bettye Bar. CffiCULATION, ADVERTISING AND BU81NUS STA.JTS: UJnt ntion. for If anyon ever rush· ton '45. They named the youngster Bu11in 11 Manaeer Joe Yucht d th ir wn d mise, the did; but. James Edmund Orr, I'll. To Robert Advertl.11lna Manaeer Arnold Lieberman recogniz rap game sc ne National Adv rti.elne Mana1er Lan')' Llpetletn we have anoth r th or· ·. V.' ar R. Dukes '50, and Margaret Ewing Clrcul lion Manaaer QUT)' Qree~Uteln inclined to believ that "Rus· !rom "Blood Pres ure," and will Duk s '50 - a son on Oct. 13. The Carolyn Kendall, Minerva Gatta, Pat Walten, Ann P7le, Marvin Baliclt, lAoD­ . ian" is the prop r d lgnation, t'e all th title its If, "Guy and baby was named J effry Thomas ard Hos•nbaum, Stanford Qrol8, Stanley C&erwl.nakl. Jam.. Talley, Lee DllDDe­ bower, Dana Lamb, Audl')' Ullman, &lalne Gelb, ADD Hartlhom, Bett7 Sk•w. a ncl, ondition d by th squ z · Doll ," as thnt of a Runyon book. and the family is now llvlng at play in and the urrent tug· Marlann R lnke. F'or on e, Datnon Runyon ha be n 1215 S. Fifth St., Paducah, Ke n­ I ss11led Ad Director CbarUe an. of·war in Kor a, w s in the ap· tucky. done justice; his tori s have been pearan e of this port the r suits .Jule (Ace) Hoffstein '50, has of om hi"'h·,Pr sure brain-work hack d by Hollywood (Little Miss been appointed upervisor of Phy· The Cauldron Bubbles behind t.he grim gray walls of the Marker, OITOV ful Jones, Johnn Kremlin. Unquestionably, it's an· slcaJ Education and Recreation at On ·e e. et , et . and have been Th other de p, darl~ plot to conquer the Delaware Day School for Ex. dram tlzed with Indifferent success ceptional (physically handicapped) H' by letting us destroy our elves. At least, we haven't heard of any Ru · on th radio (the Damon Runyon Children. The Day School is a divi· sian indulging in the game. Th at I'). but in "Guys and Dolls" slon of the Delaware Society for w find th tru Runyon, "Damon ripple-d hlldren and Adults. th Gr at" at hi be t. Andre Kortlnyi '50, was maNied on Armistice Day to Miss Theodora Anne Martin of Wilmington. Andre and his wif are Jiving at 11 Red· cliffe Avenue, Highland Park, N.J. Wedding bells Tang out on Nov. 11 wh n Johnson W. Blair, Jr. '50, took Ml G rtrude Ann Rhlnd of \\limington as his bride. The cou. pie are residing In Richardson Park, Del. Also on Nov. 11, Dr. and Mrs. Steve Barto hesky became the proud parents of a daughter who was born In the St. Francis Hospi· tal, Wilmington. Another future Blue H en aNlved on Nov. 3 to Miles Towell, Jt·. '50, and hi bride at the Wilmington General Hospital. Miles I a ales Trainer with the DuPont Com· pany's Polych~mical Department and i living In Apt. 35B, Lancas­ te-r Court, Wilmington. That just about wind up the news for this week. We'll .b look· ing for ' OU next time - In the orn r.

A Reminder Wlll the following student!! plt•as•• t'ash their checks at the Student Ust'd Book Exchange afi soon aH po ~o~s lbl.-? .Samt' Amount to bt> <'Ollected Barbara Baker 3.30 ~1. F. Brown J 1.20 .San<'y lark 2.50 LPonard lapp 12.00 .Sftn('y navis 4.60 K E. J<:ust.-r 1.80 D oration .-\ nn l<'<' rgu ~o~o n .52 \\'llllnm K. G.-orgf' R.90 J. Uf'DU('Vf'r 2.00 AI Gravf's 3.60 Mary J. Guenveur 3.85 William A. Hught>s 2.60 .John Kinnlkln 1.30 ltone , herrlchjl J ,:JO ary .'idwell 2.35 Judy Wt>i~o~ s 3.30

ART EXHIBIT ThP first showing of thf' orig• inal print rollf'-ction in thf ,\J't Gallery of the t rnlverslty of neJ. aware' Mf'morlal Library h bef'n opf'ned by tb art depart· mf'nt of the · nlverslty. Tbe <' II <'lion will remain in the gal· lf'ry foa• In pt'ction b)' the ,,abo Uc until Df'<'. 7. UNlVERSIT OF DELA ARE 3

Camera atche FIRST DOWN??? ? Weekend

By "OR.\1 ETrER Th

Inter t, m nt of the spe<:tators, th per­ plexity and th h lpfuln s of coach Murray, the pi ndor and preci­ sion of th .band; and the ag rne s of the team hoping to play In this a on's last game. On succ ng pages l)('Iaware' much malign spl•rlt Is def nded In pictures of th optimistic decor­ allons of the frat rnlty and dor·ml­ tory houses. Ther Is a mute mem­ r T hompson ory of the Artist'ry In Rhythm of and h r hu,. Oct. 20. Stan K nton's orch stra - soft '46, rec ntly lights, and that certain one. . Joseph Ack. It remains as a testimony of one of the most enjoyable w ekends is now M

"ollected $ 3.30 11.20 2.50 12.00 4.60 1.80 .52 4 REVIEW ~- ~~~~~~------1 tr· tnural Ho ·k ·y f>Ja Blue Hen Five Opens Season With Loss llih •r·nat • Wint r T0 Lawrence Tech In Postponed Game __,.,..,..,...... ,....,._...,_...... ,_...... ,.,.,...,..,.,_._.....,...... 1J y A RLE E McGEE ------· Tht• twrTagt• 11f fly ng IHd l uncJ • Emer on Begin It k. II • fl s ub. lllf'd and IJt)('l .JJ{il lll Ilarri • j a ll I qull'l on till· Ill 1 1.. h cwkl·j econd Sea on At til· Ill cJIJ\\Tl on s 11Ullr 1 '< llllpu End Helm of Blue Hn LaH Tu • :u· y , In ll t! filia l g.unt• T he t:nl ersity of Dclawar cag. o f tlH' ('U iwn, lh!' Soplwn tJ I' I'i l)(•J u walgn I'Jnf't'H ·cJ u Lour rwy wlnrw r. Y\-hc•n ' if•t·s t·l (): l•d out a s u ·c·Pssful 1c SO again. t a powe•·fnl Lawrence Tech tlH' St· r rlcm~ forf r·lt •cl lo lhl'rll. Al . t•<.Json on u r·atllC'r sout· nolf• las l Fllrl:n. o ·rnb •r 17. w lw n llwy fiv la. t Tuesday night and wound Lll f' HUll l · l!nH' tlw lhr 1• way ll • lo ... t a · lo ~> P rac • lO Albrlghl C'o liPg · up on th short ld of a 62-5 IJt·t w ·t·n til • l'rt•.., lwH·n, Sopho­ h y tlrp narrow mnrgln of ~ -20. All· count. The ontc t had oo n sch d. rnor·s , ;md .ltrll IJI':-; waH hr•()k t· n. in all hlng.· w< •n n 't HO bad , how­ ,. ,.,., s inc·c· Stun Jl ughPH won til • ulffi f a· the p.r vtous Satu•1lay, but Th1• t•onlt•s ls h;tvl' ull Ill' ·n f'IOtw rac·t· for tlw first linw Llll s !Wa son th J:o' lock sat tranded in PhUad&l· o l'H til l. fall and lnt •r•t•s t ha .-; br• n aftt·r having to lw IW.tl HfiNI will phia due to the inopportune winter h igh d uring rnfls l of liH"W gom ' H. !.t•c 11nd honor ~; so mun tim s. 0 s pit I' the• loss, thP sc•ason has b r ·n s torm which ravaged the Ea t and J I()WI'vc r·, Uw warn. hav<• h • •n dis· a vr•r·y s uccNmfu i onC' for 'oach mid-. Eal'ly Tu~day ~n orll.l ng o ppol ntetJ al lh • IIUinilt•r ( f fo r· J' 1•n Sll·ers and h i ~; ' ross-L'o unl r) t.h quintet mba.rked fot• the Motor f!•ILH whf ·h aprwarC'~ l on th' 'sch<'· tilinl'lads , wlnn1•n; of lhrc m • ls and los •t·s t \ \ 1<'<' . T h is Is a 1lc ld d · 'ity by plan and. returned to the cl u lc. ly I)Pltl r m ut·k t h a n las t y ars {~ awpus yesterday in tim for 1r anging up tlH•i r hock1•y . 1 ks rN·orcl of 1·::1 1 ancl t h ou look fo r d asse . a nd H hot~ r Lh • l Dfl l lim • ar(> lli'X t YNII' Is good with g r Orts D part­ th fir. t p l'i , before the Dela- At thls point, the Birds defensive g et und r way Sat., Dec. 2, against rnc•nt. will condu('t tbe sele ·tJon T emple in Philadelphia, to inaugu­ oi' two all·h·ague tou<'h football d f ns had managed to dig unit ca ught fire and plled up a rate Emer. on 's second year as men­ INUliN. One will be from tho in. Aft .r th II n s did set up th lr s tone wall In front of the visitOO''s tor of the Blu Hen cagers. He mnkH of U•c J•' rntcrnJty Leagu , a gua rd lh Bisons failed to tally off ns lve power. Charley Smith and gre ts a returning canting nt of the• o't.ht•r frtM II tht· lndt'(H'Dtl nt again. L d by Brad Myer s, Bob Bill But! r s hared offensive honors no 1 ss than s ve n r turning letter· L c•aJ.,"l&l'. m n. Starting at forward will be Enda tc•um <·aptaln s hould <'On· Alhe rt, Dick H lsko, and Tom for the Blue & Gold ground-bound 'apta in Frank Albera, along with M ~rn• ~ n Boa t t:wt h i~-; ft'IIJII and ubmlt a liNt a ttack as the Flock fought vainly hus lling Johnny De a p ris or big ol' t he• bt•st to< l.x lllt' ll that hiH tram to Lay in the battle. Dic k Evans, a transfe r stud nt f1 ·om Brown. Big things ar X· ta r· I, ·r pla~ · t•d against during tho r • Play ing their last gam for Dela· t•t•ntly ('Oildtadt•d l't•g ulm• SCllHOil p cted of "Eagl " Alb ra a s he be· war e w r a-Ca pta ins Fred of pia~ · . If It Is huposslbl for gins his 3rd s as n of .var ·ity play, Sch n k and Jimmy Thoma , E mil D ·. 9 tht• tc•a m c•nplaln to gt•t a com· the only s nior on the squad. Wi Lh Milner, Bi ll Mona h a n J oe Kwia­ All> ra a nd Evans, bolh a t 6'3" , and TIH ph•ll' \'Ciff' of hiN I N llllttUitOH, he IH nutlwrlud to mak his own tows ki, F ra nk Guth ridg , Don "Dodo" Kruzinski al 6'5" r turning s c•l<'< ' tl o n ~<. 'l'ht• six s d<'t'tlon s Boor e. Bill Gro tzing r . R::t y to the pivot pos ition, th H n ,.. houlcl lneltHII' three llnem n Wrig ht, harli Smith, Dick W lis, should have their tallest team in nnd 1h1'1't' bnf'kfi<'ld plnytw. • H a rTy Stringer , and R occo Ca rzo. ear . High scoring Bill Utt, SLUmp Harris, and Johnny Buechle 'l'hl':oi <' ~-tt'IN·Uon . s hould b r tum aft r a year's experi n c to pltH'I'd nn n lurg<• slH'<' t of pap r, man the guard position s. Joe San· In an c•nvl'lopt', and dropped in NOTICE T tanello and Dick Goldberg are n W· thf• studt·nt mall box nddres d c m r to the squad and unknown lo: DELAWARE vs. ST. JOSEP H'S quantiti s at guard, while Walt .Ja('k .JnmiN!o n Swen hart will probably continue \ HJI OI'"'" "Editor, Rt•vit•w December 6 as a highly capable understudy at n llox 701 cente r. Ray Brett' Bill Valler, and Kt udt•nt l\lnll Ronnie Watson are a ll up from last FIEL D HOUS E y ar's Frosh team and will be try· 1'ht• 1' 1111', must indudl' th ing to br ak into the starting llne· nanu• ol' the team, nnd 1ht' t •run up. t•nptnln ~-;rlt•ctlng tht• playrrs . .\nr to< t'INitionN from tlu• <'llpt.nln's nw;a t am will br dlsqunlifi('d. t;~ ntrit•~-o mus t tw In by Monday, llc"('. 4, 4:00 p . m. !l'll t'l I H \\' i ll1 ll1l' l' ~.

IT'S THE HENS 2 TO J c ATHLETES h p invariably crave ar t sweets ••• here's why! d They burn c n e r g y through activity . . . ll and sugar is a source of new energy ... thus an athlete c r a v e a sweets. You, too, bum energy, even at cram• ming ~oru-or some other endeavor. Enjoy sh a GOOD sweet ... the delicious chocolaty TOOTSIE ROLL p th m

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By DON KIDDOO

Mul Down Fro h lntratnural With Field Goal

W.E. TWARD HO'? W TWARD - N Ev rythlng had been building up to a climatic cr sc nd and th n '' s hit us right h r e, In the pit of the stomach-fol' we w r e hungry. Th r would be no w st rn trip thi time. It was much too late to cat h a train that would arrive in D troit Ly gam tim . Coach Emer­ son phon d Lawrence Tech and gave them the word. Th gam po tpon d until Tuesday. Tb Umouslnes took us to Pennsyl ania Station In Phlladel· phia and we undramatically, disappointedly board d th tra in for home. It bad been a trangc way to .' p end a rainy atur­ day. \\' e r m mb red the r•eJHH't.s of • ub·Z<'t'O tempcratur s in Detroit and dreamed, that night, about pla;ring bask etball on i kat s, with ah·plan ~o~ and rain storm · whipping back and forth aero s the court. Th bask tball a on' s ond gam \'ill b against T mpl this Saturday night in Philad lphla. Th game will b ' you high school floor, and will b a d dicatlon gam for th n w court. will pass Temple's 13!11 Mlkvy will b back, p lu a numb r f oth •r v t rans from last year's gr at t am. The H ens' chanc s for a ictory ov r T mpl look slim. the comfort test THE BASK.E'.rBALL OUTLOOK D lawar w ill play it long st , tough st ba ·k tball s h dul the war this winter. A total of 21 gam s have b o book d s v ral when you go with top notch t ams. In addition to Lawrenc Tech and Te~pl , w will play Muhl n b rg, St. Jo p h 's, Lafay tte, and Buffalo, all with pr tty fair club . Th Middle Atlantic competition, that is, P. M. c .. Swarthmor , Haverford, rsinus, and Dr exel, will b about the sam a last y ar-good, but on a small ale. 'Neath the Arches On paper, t.hi yea a·' ' tf'am will be th be t in rc<· nt years. Formal? On th floor·, it r e main to b seen. Only Jim Md<'a ddcn will be and all mi sing t'a·om the ' taa·ting fiv of last ~· c ar · . His forward po ·ition has been tnken over· by a lll'Wcom r• in Urlawat·c bask('tball ranks, Di k E\•ans, a six foot three inC'h t.J:ansfcr ,juniot· f• ·om Here's how: Guarantee Brown. Frank Albera, th • othct• for·ward, al. o stands s ix feet yourself a pleasant eve­ three in he , and Jim Kruzin. ki towc•· to . lx f •c t fiv e inch<' . Thus a tall "underneath" tr·io l availabl fo a· duty for· the ning with an AFTER SIX Jh" t time inc the war. tuxedo, tyled with Johnny Bue h I and Billy tt, last y •ar's stal'ting gu rds, ar back with a full ason's varsity comp tition under th ir basketball natural houlders, b llli. A pair of good guat·ds, availabl for r s rv' dut ', at· Dick oldb rg and Dick Harris. Goldb rg alt 1'11at s with th first tring casual line and lighter ancl might arn a b rth th re b mid-s ason. \\'alt Sw nchart \\'ill p 11 weight fabrics. There's Kruzin ki at ent r. J hnny D asp t'is, Ray Brett, and Bill Valler, Intramural res rv forwards, add d pth in that d partm nt. no more comfortable THE ~PORTS PAGE SHUFFLE Bask thall tux made. All model . B ginning with this Issue, Jack Jami on is Sports EdJtor on Tho By DU RAN BARRELL Review. The writer will continue to pound out SIDE LINES each from 45.00 . we k, but Jami on will handle all oth r editorial duti s. Contributions, notices, tc. should be addre sed to him. Newark The ·hnffle wa made o that the \\Titer could a c pt a n ew job as. ig ned to him by the Editor-in· hie£, the job of Prope1·ties Department Manager. The r e t of the ports . taff will r main inta t. Dur· lug th winter sport ' a on, al Ro bbins will b writing Store basketball; John nwa, , swimming; D01·r imc Barrel i cover· ing lntr·amural bask etball. J{ en M lclla n will continue to <'o <'r the Intramural Council meeting . Dan Rob a'tson will cov<'r a ll freshman port except ba k tball. H enry l\laier will lri h write var ·Hy wrestling, fencing, and gymna tic . Arlen Mc­ Gee, Jan t Van ant, and Dottie Miller will continue to handle the girls' ports department. TWO REQ ESTS: First, a boy (fr shman preferred) i n eded to cov r freshman b asketball for this department. The ft·osh ha e a hot club thi year, one that occa ionally beats the · arsity in scrim­ mages. Th y n d an ambitious r eport r for T h R vi w. Inter s ted P rsons I ould s Jami son . S cond, contributions to this column are w I om , also criticisms and sugge tions. Wh n som thing in th athl >tf · s 'tup here a t D Ia war s ms wrong, think it out, ' rite it dO\\ n, and send it in. W n d !d as from r ead rs.

B , Dl K TYLER Tr·agc>dia n-"The audi nc i almost r adv to crv, l n't it?" "anag<'r-"Oh, y s. Th whole balcony· i in ·tier.. "

Th ·n \\ w •nt to e " am n and D Iilah" Ia t ,,. k. T rrific ShO \\ - in th • !<1st act am on really brought th hous down. nrP laking "Jun() · ~unio r-"Pop , how did you propose to 1\Iom?" Rf•hoho h on hllll'r-"\V 11, on, it was like this. W ,,. r sitting on h r front the N'Ond porch one summ r ev ning wh n sh 1 an d v t' nd whl:p r d orne­ hav k n thi n' m mv ar. 1 an ,,. ,. , 'Lik h II \ ou ar .· . · xt day we w re man iPd." • • zziP Grlf·r , fini ·heel lunch on in an old • ' w Englan Hou ton <~nd igar tte as vid nc: ·d b~ th clouds

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