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VOLUME XXXIV READING, PA., FEBRUARY 4, 1937. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Dr« J. Warren Klein Resigns from Presidency

Dr. J. H. Gravell College To Be FAREWELL! Physical Strain Gives Prof. Duddy On the Radio Cause for Every Sat. Albright GiftCollege for Gingrich Music Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright CollegeDecision Gingrich Library Professor Duddy Makes Final Income To Be Used for the Arrangements for To Remain In Office Until Varied Programs Development of Music a Successor is Named Department Tune in over Radio Station By Trustees WBBU every Saturday afternoon at A substantial gift for the devel 4:30! opment of the department of music Albright College will be on the President John Warren Klein an has been received by Professor air! nounced his resignation yesterday John H. Duddy, head of the music What’s this all about? Don't be afternoon to the Board of Trustees school, it was announced recently funny! in annual session meetings held in Albrightby President College J. Warren Gingrich Klein. LibrarySome one has been quietly and Albright College Gingrich Library Albrighthistoric SelwynCollege Hall. Gingrich Library Through the friendship which patiently working for Albright has been established and continued College. After presenting his annual re by Professor Duddy and the presi To get down to brass tacks, port, Dr. Klein stated: “I appreci dent of the American Chemical here is the story: ate the cooperation which the Paint Company, Mr. James Harvey members of the Executive Com Last Thursday evening it was mittee and Board of Trustees have Gravell, of Ambler, Pennsylvania, revealed that through the constant presented the gift to Professor been giving me through these dif efforts of Professor John H. Dud ficult years. They have been un Duddy to be used for the develop dy, of the music department, Al- tiring and have been constantly at ment of music on the Albright oright College has secured a per campus as Professor Duddy sees our beck and call in the many manent spot on the air waves. emergencies that have arisen be the necessity for new equipment Very modestly the music depart and materials. cause of the economic situation. It ment head told us that the radio is a joy to know that in the rec All ready the music department chieftains have allotted for our ex ord of our associations as Execu Albrighthas beenCollege enriched withGingrich the acqui- clusive Library use the facilities of Radio Albright College Gingrich Library Albrighttive Committee College and Board Gingrich of Trus Library sition of over thirty records badly Station WEEU. tees the entire record contains needed for some time, and the The programs will be for the not one single word of distrust or famous Seashore tests which are benefit of every department of the controversy between us. It is our in use at such large schools college. There will be no monop belief that there are brighter years University of Iowa, University of oly we were told—everyone will ahead and under the leadership of Pennsylvania, and Penn State. get a chance who is willing to co those who shall be called to di Mr. Gravell started as a poor operate in his way. Within a few rect her destinies Albright will boy with a wooden paddle and a hours, Professor Duddy received move forward as a vital factor in wash basin thirty-five years ago. the whole-hearted cooperation of the life of the community. Today he is the head of one the various faculty members. The pro “Today 1 am feeling the result largest chemical organizations in grams for the next few weeks will of the past six years of never- this section of the country. feature many varied groups. ending strain and the lack of suf Although the donor of this gift The series will be inaugurated ficient help to carry on the execu Albrighthad veryCollege little musical Gingrich training, on Library February 6 at 4:30 p. m., with Albright College Gingrich Library Albrighttive program College that has occupied Gingrich us. Library he has been deeply interested in a concert by the Les -Nonets, who Accordingly, I ask to be relieved music. By mathematical compu rehearse every Saturday afternoon. of the Presidency as soon as my tation, Mr. Gravell has developed They will introduce for the first successor can be secured. In har an absolutely perfect system Of time a new Albright College song, mony with this, I suggest that the harmony which is today known as Sons of Albright,” composed by President of this Board appoint a a harmony slide rule. Professor Professor Duddy recently when he committee from the Board to sur Duddy, in an interview last Thurs felt that the musical literature of vey the needs of the college and day evening, stated that Mr. Grav- Albright College was not varied make a recommendation to the ell’s business office reveals his in enough or representative enough Board as to my successor. In terest in music by the presence of of the college. Listn for the new making the statement above, I am a reed organ, a theramin, and a song. Those of us who have heard DR. J. WARREN KLEIN reminded that for thirty-five years radio. Mr. Gravell, realizing the it believe it is great. 1 have tried to serve the College, necessity of relieving his employees On February 13, Professor Henry most of the time as Treasurer, has aided many of them annually. G. Buckwalter of the business ad Vice-president and President.” AlbrightAmong College the records Gingrich which have ministration Library department, will speak Albright College Gingrich Library AlbrightPresident College Klein was Gingrich bom in Library been added to the library of the on “Travels Through Switzerland.” Daniel Lubold Carnegie Group Reading on March 28, 1872. Upon music department are the follow Professor Buckwalter spent several graduation from Schuylkill Semi ing: “The Nutcracker Suite,” by weeks tourin~ through Switzerland Dies Suddenly Sends Speaker nary, he attended North Central Tschaikovsky recorded by the Phil last summer. College, Naperville, Illinois, and harmonic Orchestra, conducted by Professor Lewis E. Smith, of the In_Reading To Campus Willamette University where he Robert Heger; "The Firebird Bal Political Science department, will received his bachelor’s and mas let Suite” by Stravinsky, recorded speak on “The Fathers of the Con Daniel G. Lubold, former librar ter's degree, completing his studies by the Philharmonic Orchestra, stitution” on Saturday afternoon, ian of Albright College, died at the Miss Riegelman Will Speak in 1898. Later he attended the under the direction of Erich Klei February 20. This will be a spe home of Mrs. Gertrude Eaches, Reformed Theological Seminary. ber; and Two Thousand Years of cial radip feature commemorating 1154 Franklin Street, Reading, on In Chapel on Feb. 11 Dr. Klein, who seeks retirement Music, a compact history of music, Constitution Day. The date of Monday, January 18, at the age On Labor Problems due to the physical strain, was or edited by Professor Curt Sachs. February 27 has not been filled as of 74. dained by the Evangelical Church In this last group are the fol this issue of The Albrightian goes Mr. Lubold, who was succeeded in 1893 and continued in the pas Albrightlowing College classifications: Gingrich Ancient to Library press. Incidentally this is the Albright Collegeby Robert Gingrich L. Work in 1935,Library was Dr. Milton W. Hamilton, Albright head torate for College about twenty-five Gingrich years, Library Greek music containing “The Sko- last Saturday of the month—and graduated from Berrysburg Semi of the history department and during which time numerous new lion of Seikolos” of the Phyrgian on every final Saturday of the DANIEL G. LUBOLD nary in 1879 and from Miilersville sponsor of the International Rela churches, including the Park Evan Mode and “The Hymn to the Sun month, the broadcast will be one State Normal School in 1883. From tions club on our campus, an gelical Church, Reading and the God by Mesomedes” of the Mixo- half hour instead of the usual fif They Compare with Easter” at 1885 to 1887, he did some research nounced on Monday afternoon that Pearl Street Evangelical Church, lydion Mode, both sung by Dr. teen minutes. 4:30 on Saturday, March 13. The work at Gettysburg College. the Carnegie Endowment for the Lancaster were built. While serv- Hans Joachim Moser and a chorus; For March 6, Professor Duddy following Saturday, March 20, the In 1919, Mr. Lubold was ap Promotion of Peace will send a ng these churches, Dr. Klein took Jewish music exemplified by “fa d has signed the Men's Glee club program will be in charge of the pointed research librarian of the noted authority on international in active interest in the educa dish for the Passover” and “Abada under the direction of Willy Rich le Economics department. If Pennsylvania State Library at Har affairs to speak to the students on tional program of the Evangelical for the Day of Atonement” sung ter with Samuel Moyer as the solo you want to help Albright College, risburg. He served the state in February 10 and 11. Churches, both in its seminaries by Cantor B. Frankel; “Misit ist. Dr. F. Wilbur Gingrich will go on the Air. See Professor that capacity for the next five and its colleges. Many times he speak on “Old Greek Legends as Duddy NOW. The Carnegie speaker, Miss Carol Dominus verbum suum” from the years and in 1926 assumed his Riegelman, will speak on “The was called upon to address the Mass for the second Sunday after duties as librarian of Albright Col United States and the International student bodies as well as speak Epiphany, sung by the State Acad lege at Myerstown. He resigned Labor Organization.” Her out before church conference groups. Albrightemy GregorianCollege Choir Gingrich conducted Library Albright Collegehis librarianship Gingrich at Albright Library when lined subject will include a surveyAlbright Jn 1910, College Ursinus Qpllege Gingrich con Library by Dr. H. Halbig, belonging to Mrs. Lubold died in 1935. of what our membership has meant ferred upon him the degree of the Gregorian Chant group; “Con I gUbrigbt College He was a member of the Sus and how it has benefited our na Doctor of Divinity and in 1934 he gaudeant Catholicic” representing ‘ M raiina, ÿennspltianfa quehanna Lodge F. and A. M. of tion. Miss Riegelman will also was awarded the degree of Doc the Early Polphony period; the Millersburg, Pa., the Historical So explain the machinery of the con tor of Laws by Lebanon Valley troubadours and minnesingers are ciety of Pennsylvania and the ference; the part played by differ' College. represented by “Kalenda Maya” by Pennsylvania State Library Associ ent groups; and how a subject is Following his service as a pas Raimbaut de Vaqueiras, “Pots pre- SECOND SEASON ation. He spent the summer of treated from the time the organ tor, President Klein exerted untir yatz me senhor” by Bernard von 1927 traveling extensively through ization agrees to deal with it until ing efforts to help establish the Ventadorn, and “Satire Against Ru THIRD CONCERT several European countries. it emerges as an International Schuylkill Seminary at Reading. dolf of Hapsburg” by Prince Witz- Surviving are: a son, William, Labour Treaty. He was one of the small group law von Rugen; “Christ ist er- by the Gleanjean, West Virginia; a daugh She is a member of the staff of that secured the location and ex standen” by Heinrich Finck and ter, Mrs. A. M. Fittro, Chillicothe, the International Labour Office in panded the school, becoming one “Aus tiefer Not” by Arnoldus de READING CHAMBER MUSIC TRIO Ohio; a granddaughter; three of the founders of Schuylkill Col Bruck sung by the State Academy brothers, Frederick, Elizabethtown, Geneva, Switzerland, and is here lege, now Albright College. AlbrightChorus, College conducted by Gingrich Pius Kalt Library HANS NIX, Violin Albright CollegePa.; Thomas, Gingrich Halifax, Pa.; Library John, in America to help in the organAlbrightIn 1918, College the president ofGingrich Albright Library CHESTER W1TTBLL, Piano izing the International Textile as examples of the German Choral Seamon’s Grove, Pa., and a sister, Conference which is to be held in College, became the head of the Music: “Gloria in Excelsis from WALTER SCHMIDT, 'Cello Mrs. Amanda Rutter, Carmonville, Washington, D. C. during April. history department of Schuylkill the Mass ’Ad ModumTubae” by Pa. Miss Riegelman was a member of College. He served in that capac Guillame Dufay and “Et Incarna- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1937, 8:30 P. M. Mr. Lubold left an estate val the International Relations Club at ity for five years, and in 1923 was tus Es” by Josquin des Pes, both ued at $14,000 in personal prop elected vice-president and treasurer LITTLE THEATRE, ALBRIGHT COLLEGE Smith College, from which she sung by the same group conducted erty. It goes to his daughter, graduated. Since that time she of the local institution. For many by Pius fa it represent the Early Heien, and son, William. A spe has been engaged in work of an years he had served as a trustee Netherland music; “Sanctus from PROGRAM cial bequest, and a grant of $4 a international character and has de of Schuylkill Seminary, Schuylkill the ’Missa Papae Marcelli” by month is made to his sister, Aman College, and Albright College. I. TRIO, No. 4, C Major ...... Mozart voted her time especially to the Palestrina and “Miserere from the da Rutter. The will directs that study of the work of the I. L. O. At the time of the merging of 'Penitential Psalms” by de Lassus, Allegro any books that neither of his chil with which she has been associ Schuylkill College and Albright both sung by the Cathedral chorus dren care to keep, shall be of College of Myerstown, Dr. Klein Andante cantabile ated. She is a recognized author conducted by Hugo Rudel are ex fered to the High School of Eliza- ity upon this subject. was chairman of the Commission Albrightamples College of the zenith Gingrich of Religious LibraryAllegro Albright Collegebethville, Gingrich Pa., for use until Library a pub Albrightof Five that College acted with full Gingrich author Library Polyphony in the 16th century. lic library is established in the In addition to her address in ity for the Commission in all de chapel on Thursday morning, Miss Later musical compositions rep II. TRIO, Op. 3, G Major ...... Chausson town, when the books are to be tails of the merger. Following the resented in the recordings are: offered to that institution. $200 is Riegelman will be very happy to granting of the Charter by the De “Resta di darmi noia” by Gesualdo Pas trop lent—Anime to go toward the printing of the meet with informal groups on the partment of Education of Pennsyl campus. Her present tour will da Venosa and “Mein Lieb will mit Vite history of the Lubold family. vania, Dr. Klein was instrumental mir kriegen” by Hans Leo Hass- The former librarian was well take her to the campuses of the in raising funds for the erection ler, 'represent the early madrigals Assez lent known throughout eastern Pennsyl major colleges and universities of of the Evangelical School of The vania in educational circles. He this part of the country. Her visit of Germany and Italy; “Bellinger's Anime ology building, the Merner-Pfeiffer -Round” by William Byrd and devoted of his time freely and sin to the Albright College campus Hall of Science, the Girls' Dormi should attract a number of friends “Pavane” by Melchior Franck, III. Rondo ...... Mozart cerely for the advancement of tory, and during the past two played by the Munich Viol Quin learning. Upon numerous occa- of the college to hear her, and it years he took an active interest in tet reveal the new features Intro- Adagio ...... Nardini sions, Mr. Lubold presented rare is hoped that the students on the the building of the Albright Alum- books to the Albright College campus will take advantage of Albright(Continued College on Page Gingrich Four) I LibraryScherzo ...... Albright Schubert CollegeLibrary. Gingrich Librarythis great opportunity. Albright(Continued College on Page Four)Gingrich Library TENNIS CANDIDATES!!! All students interested in trying out for the tennis squad are requested to meet in Room 103 of the Administration Building on Friday, February 5, 1937. Plans will be discussed for the season, the schedule announced, and equipment discussed. AH tennis enthusiasts come to the session to meet your new coach, Franklyn Kreska, Tennis win be an important sport ac Albrighttivity thisCollege season. Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library

I ents for the meal, accidents, or Letters to the mishaps? In Memoriam Some people take on too much 3l|p Albrigtîtian Editor authority when their superiors who, looking out for their welfare of and benefit are out of town. The January 31, 1937 saying goes, ‘‘When the Cat’s ALBRIGHT COLLEGE To the Editor: away, the mice do play.” That happened lsst week-end* READING, PENNSYLVANIA Our college has a wonderful rep une more question, Mr. Editor, utation in football, and once upon and then I am through. When a Founded 1858 a time was recognized as having person is fortunate enough to have Albright College Gingrich Library Albright Collegea decent position Gingrich with a good salLibrary Albright College Gingrich Library a fairly good dining hail. Per ary, why does he escape the walls haps the situation over the week of nis employment? Will the ex end may destroy some of the pride tra work to be done on Wednesday which our chef has held for some and Thursday when more people are to be served in the dining hall time. be so heavy that the chef must 1 would like to ask a few ques take a vacation. Some professors tions: Why was the Sunday morn who actually work hard should ing breakfast not served s' The have done so onVarents’ Day. opinion of several persons on the 1 felt that 1937 was going off campus seems to be that the cook to a good start. I am sorry that want.d to sleep a little longer due I this letter had to be written on to the fact that he was celebrating the last day of the first month ot Albright College Gingrich Library the chef s absence Albright from the cam Collegethis year, out Gingrich 1 feel, Mr. Editor, Library Albright College Gingrich Library pus. On top of that why should I that the students need some ex- spaghetti be served cold? I planation. Some tall explaining With no one in charge of the will be necessary. kitchens for breakfast Saturday Please give this letter your dili morning things went nicely for the gent consideration, Ed.tor of “The kitchen help. But, what would Albrightian,” and if space permits, have been done by those students Jo not fail to print EDITOR-IN-CHIEF in cas3 of fire, locked closets from DISCOURAGED. Charles J. Moravec, *37 which to get the necessary ingredi-

____ John S. Kline, ’37 Business Manager ------HE KEPT ALBRIGHT GOING At a special meeting of the class steadfastness. In the face of .... Vincent Bertolini, *39 of 1937, the following resolutions greater odds, perhaps, he perse Assistant Business Manager were passed when word was re vered and earned all that he re Albright College Gingrich LibraryDavid H. Hintz, Jr., ’37 It was with Albright great sorrow andCollege much regret Gingrich that we learned Library ceived of the passing of Leonard Albrightceived. College Gingrich Library Advertising Manager ...... of the resignation of Preside!* J. Warren Klein late yesterday James Reed, ’39 Groninger, classmate and friend: ‘‘Now he has gained a greater Circulation Managers ------afternoon. To Mr. and Mrs. Groninger: \ictory, yet we shall miss him and James Persico, ’39 ‘*We, as classmates, wish to ex mourn for his absence from our To be a successful president of any institution of higher press our heartfelt sympathy for circle of graduates. FEATURE EDITORS learning, one must combine widely varying, almost contradic- j you and the other members of your ‘‘Although he shall not be with family; offering as well any serv us on that day, yet shall he exert Jean Boner, ’37 Rebecca Brooks, ’38 Louis Helmick, ’38 tory qualities. Without enthusiastic idealism he could not stand the job one month. Yet, presidents of colleges at times ice you might wish in this hour a sphere of influence in the lives Guy Brown, ’37 Vincent Bertolini, ’38 Lida Faist, ’40 of bereavement. of all who knew him. Paul Ottey, ’37 Walt Spencer, ’38 Paul Golis, *40 must be hard-headed, practical, academic, administrative and ‘ For three and one half years, “May God be with those who Ethel Schaeffer, ’37 Helen Teel, ’38 coopeiative. we worked hand in hand with compose the family circle is the Leonard. We shared pleasures earnest desire of the class of ’39 Dr. Klein has been serving Albright College diligently and when they were afforded and faced of Albright College.” NEWS REPORTERS nobly for thirty five years; first as a professor, then as a mem Charles Horvath, *40 darker times in the same spirit Signed AlbrightSamuel Moyer, College ’37 Rodney Gingrich Price, *39 Library ber of the boardAlbright of trustees, next College as treasurer, Gingrich and for the pastLibrary of fellowship. Never in the course Albright College Gingrich Library Rebecca Brooks ,38 Sylvia Rosen. ’39 Robert Kline, ’40 six years as president. He not only built a greater Albright, of this time did we have reason Amy Leitner, Secretary Sara Koralsky, ’40 Forrest Rehrig, ’38 Robert Siegel, ’39 but he has become a recognized leader in the field of education to doubt Leonard’s friendship and William J. Becker, Jr., Pres. Lewis Briner, ’39 Marshall Selikoff, ’39 Gene Lau, ’40 Margaret Reed, ’40 in the State of Pennsylvania, the Middle Atlantic States, and Joseph Gable, ’39 Mabel Thomas, ’39 throughout the entire nation. Upon numerous occasions, he Paul Wallat, ’39 Harold Schieck, ’40 Mary Kalina, ’39 has served on committees of importance. Work Presents Student Teachers Thelma Kutch, ’39 William Bemhart, *40 Charles Vize, ’40 Betty Dietz, ’40 Without a doubt, our president who seeks retirement be Frank Persico, ’39 cause of failing health has raised more money for our college Library Report Less in Number than any one person living today. Many times he toiled late on Year’s Work This Year The ALBRIGHTIAN is published weekly during the college year into the night seeking an adequate means of supporting the ____ by the students of Albright College, Reading, Pennsylvania. existing organizations, and, if possible, to enlarge the facilities for the benefit of students who otherwise would not be able to Robert L. Work, librarian, in Thirty students of the senior AlbrightThe editorial College columns Gingrich of this publication Library are open to criticisms Albright College Gingrich Librarysubmitting his monthly report toAlbright class hope, some College day, to be Gingrich in Library President Klein stated that he be and communication at any time. No anonymous communication will afford a college education. cluded among the ranks of the During Dr. Klein’s presidency four new buildings were lieved that the new library facili be published, although names of signed communications will be with ties provided by the Albright Alum teachers who have graduated from held at the writer’s request. Address letters to the editor of THE constructed on our campus: the Evangelical School of Theol ni Memorial Library building have Albright College and landed a job. ogy, the Merner-Pfeiffer Hall of Science, the Girls’ Dormitory, ALBRIGHTIAN. ceen a very important and deter- Certificates were granted for the and’the Alumni Memorial Library. During this same period of min.ng factor in the increasing first time in 1921 when twenty-one circulation of books. time, the science department of Albright College, because of students qualified. The next two Subscriptions rates: $2.00 per year. Individual issues: 10c each. During the academic year of the excellent faculty appointed by President Klein and his 1935-1936, three hundred a n d years the figures dropped, then earnest efforts to present only the most up-to-date information ninety-six volumes were added to rose again and reached a new peak Thursday, February 4, 1937. concerned with science, has been recognized as one of the few the library. Of these, ninety-two in 1929 when eighty-two were outstanding science departments in the entire state. As soon were gifts from faculty members, granted provisional teaching cer organizations, alumni, present stu Albright College Gingrich Library as the developmentAlbright for an excellentCollege science Gingrich department wasLibrary dents, and friends of AlbrightAlbright tificates by the College Teacher Bureau Gingrich at Library Editorials under way, President Klein spared no effort to make the Eng College. Harrisburg. What the number will lish department one of the best on the campus. This also was The total circulation during the be in June is still unknown. same period was 3,026, or an av A GREAT COACH, FAREWELL! accomplished due to his untiring efforts to bring to Albright erage of 116 books per week. Upon However, the following seniors only the most capable faculty and build up a varied curriculum these figures a ratio was checked have or are at the present time No miracle man could remain as coach of the Albright Col which would rate high with all others in this state. Only last and it was discovered that for doing practice teaching in some lege teams forever. It has been with a hard pull on the heart year the new music department was organized because Presi every three students in the college school of the Reading School sys strings that we have watched the negotiations for Coach Clar one book was circulated. These dent Klein realized that a liberal arts college must present a flgjures are only circulation fig tem : A m y Leitner, Elizabeth ence Munn’s resignation as head football coach of Albright well balanced program of courses for all students of innumer ures for non-reference books. The Blecker, Jean Boner, Jeanette Hen College. Yet, it has been most joyous to realize that we have able talents. circulation for November 1936 was ry, Dorothy Butler, Helen Gordon, had his most excellent associations for the past two years, see When the athletic program of our college was reaching a 543 as compared with 452 for the Mildred Newkirk, Helen Fox, Ev- ing him develop the best football teams in the history of our same month in 1935. [ elyn Kaufman, Grace Mengel, cellar position in the national scene, President Klein advocated At the present time the library Albrightinstitution College and being offered Gingrich many prominent Library positions. How- the appointmentAlbright of Clarence L.College Munn as directorGingrich of athletics. Library is receiving one hundred and tenAlbright David Fray, JackCollege Lanz, Charles Gingrich Library ever, his new post, that of an assistant to Ossie Solem at Syra- Since that time the name of Albright has spread all over the periodicals. Thirty-one of these Moravec, Samuel Moyer, Arthur cuse University, is a step forward to him in his chosen Held of nation; not only because of the unusual success of our teams, are gift subscriptions. Although Vivino, John Henry, Edward Fatz- work and another laurel for him who has earned so many hon this figure may be considered high inger, James Ross, Kenneth Erd- but because our president always stressed fair play and honesty by some persons there are still ors during his short span of life. above victory. some very important and neces man, Robert Rothermel, Milton Coach Munn, we wish you and Mrs. Munn the best of suc The real joy in the life of any college president comes from sary magazines which should be Freiman, Benfer Kemmerer, Maryet included. Klein, Frederick Schwartzsteiii, cess in all your associations with the people of one of the finest the constant evidences of loyalty of the present student body, When the library quarters were the alumni, but above all, the men who are intimately associ Leonard Stephan, George Doviak, institutions of higher learning in the country. May your char moved from the administration Raymond Hendricks and Thelma acter, personality, and ability bring to you the same happiness ated with the president in determining the policy the college building this past summer, 1,224 Aulenbach. shall pursue. We have never heard of one complaint the ex linear feet of shelf space were ad and success that you have enjoyed at Albright College since ded. This, also, it was pointed 1935. ecutive committee has made about our president, leader, and out by the librarian when an proving the service will be dis Albright College Gingrich Library friend. Albright College Gingrich LibraryAlbrightian reporter interviewedAlbright cussed. College Gingrich Library The exciting task of coaching any athletic team is a difficult The seating capacity of the li one. You have more than lived up to expectations here. We Many benefits have come to Albright College because of him, was still inadequate for the Dr. Klein. These were never publicized because we have known present books owned by the library. brary, although it has been in know that your chief, Ossie Solem, is a man whom you admire Four student assistants were ad creased in the new building, still and recognize as a fine leader and friend. You have definitely him to be a modest man when it came to a discussion of his ded to the staff last September does not eliminate some of the in taken a most forward step in accepting this post offered to you. achievements for the institution he helped build, serve, and love. and two students have volunteered conveniences which occur on cer It has been the happy privilege of your editor to know their services since that time—de tain days of the week regularly We congratulate you and sincerely hope that your fine contri siring to gain experience. The and during the inclement weather. butions to the Albright campus will be recorded in the annals President Klein very intimately. We have worked together for librarian announced that monthly It is hoped that monthly reports of athletic history of this college. four years; many times sharing confidences, trials and tribula staff meetings will be held regu of library activities will be sub tions, and often disagreeing on perplexing problems. Never larly during the second semester mitted by the librarian for publi Undoubtedly every athlete will be anxious to know of the has it been our experience that the chief of our college was dog at which time new methods of im- cation in The Albrightian. successor to Coach Munn. Every loyal fan, student, and alumni matic or unwilling to compromise. Always the matter was Albrightmember hasCollege been shocked Gingrich by Coach Munn’s Library decision. The Ath discussed thoroughlyAlbright and the finalCollege decision wasGingrich always accepted Library Albright College Gingrich Library letic Council will have to face new situations and conditions by both parties whole-heartedly. COME in appointing a new mentor to fill the vacancy. We say it will President Klein has saved Albright College from closing its be a difficult task—first of all, Clarence L. Munn has won the doors during these lean years. He has battled for the best cur to respect and support of every student, alumni member, and the riculum and facilities possible for the benefit of future alumni citizens of Reading and Berks county. Secondly, he has pro of Albright College. He has been loyal to the Evangelical duced football teams composed of MEN—not rough and tough Church. He has spent much of his personal time and money athletes. There have been many sick hearts for some time for the development of a "white list” accredited college. He THE SENIOR BALL when it was hinted and rumored that Coach Munn would leave has been a friend of those in need and discouraged. He has before June. There will be many more before the year is over been sympathetic in his association with the students who many because he will be missed as time goes on. times tried to evade him. With a high purpose and lofty vision, W :" 1 at Although your editor feels deeply the personal loss of President Klein has constantly kept one principal objective in AlbrightCoach Munn’s College association, Gingrich he feels that Library a young man deserves view—build AlbrightAlbright College intoCollege a most note-worthyGingrich example Library Albright College Gingrich Library to climb the ladder of success according to his merits and of education, morality, ethics, loyalty, cooperation, and love. THE achievements. He also feels that Coach Munn has done a won Within the past three years the dark clouds which overcast derful piece of work at Albright College and in the city of the brilliance of Albright College lifted, the sun began to shine, Reading. We will miss him, but will always cherish the many and the birds to sing. Fervently, sincerely, honestly, we say: j HOTEL happy hours we spent together talking over many conflicting “It has been Dr. Klein who has made our spirits bright and H¡pjj problems as well as witnessing other performances for our en our hearts full of joy.” tertainment when the Albright teams were idle. We shall miss you President Klein—your kind smile, your Without a doubt there will be several applicants for the happy thoughts, your willingness to give to all, your undying ABRAHAM vacancy. BUT, the Athletic Council must not be hasty in com efforts in behalf of the college you have come to love, your sin ing to rapid conclusions which, in the long run, will hurt the cerity, your truth, your many visions, your loyalty, and your líllil Albrightathletic program College and the Gingrich college more thanLibrary they will do it good. faith. Albright College Gingrich . Library AlbrightLINCOLN College Gingrich Library Think carefully about all angles, take into consideration the May the name of Dr. John Warren Klein be recorded in ppM reputation at stake, do not neglect the athletes who are here the pages of history of Albright College as one of the greatest now or the ones who are about to enter the portals of Albright benefactors this college has known. May you be remembered College. If necessary, bring in an expert to help you solve the by the Church you have so faithfully served. May God give Saturday Evening, February 6, 1937 problem you atone must face. A SUCCESSOR TO COACH you happiness and improved health so that we may have the CLARENCE L. MUNN must be selected soon—but not so soon privilege of seeing you for many years to come. The field of BOB NOLL & HIS SERENADERS that anyone that comes along will do. CAREFUL, DILIGENT, education will feel that in your resignation it has lost one of its most ardent and untiring workers. We say, "Farewell, Dr. AND CONSISTENT THINKING AND INTELLIGENCE IS A d m issio n ...... Couple, 1.50 REQUIRED! WE KNOW YOU CAN DO THE RIGHT THING, Klein,” but say it with the hope of always remembering you as a great friend—staunch, loyal and true. AlbrightIF YOU ONLYCollege WANT Gingrich TO AND WILL! Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library

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Kreska Named Revised Grid ON TO GREATER FAME! Lions* Leader As New Tennis Scheduled To To Be Line Coach for Year Feature LaSalle Coach for Solem Well Known Player Plans “Marty” Brill, Explorer Coach News Shocks Campus an d Heavy Schedule of Well Known in Reading; Fans Throughout Country Albright CollegeWorthy Opponents Gingrich LibraryLions Low in Series Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Yesterday morning the campus Fred A. Howard, graduate man Watch your step! The Explorers was startled by the news of Coach ager of athletics, recently an are coming to Reading on Novem Clarence L. Mrnn’s resignation at nounced the appointment of Frank- ber 6! Albright College and his appoint lyn Kreska, brother of Chester It was announced last Wednes ment as line coach of Syracuse Kreska, ’30, as coach of tennis for day afternoon by graduate man University for this fail. the coming year. He succeeds Dr. ager, Fred Howard, that a two year The “miracle- man” has brought Eugene R. Page, former president contract has been signed between ?o the athletic program of Albright of the Athletic Council and now Albright College and LaSalle Col College a new national fame, and head of the English department of lege to renew gridiron relation his -loss will be deeply felt. Dur Central College, Fayette, Missouri. ships. ing his two years hire, his teams The new tennis coach is well ost only two games, and each of known in tennis circles of Read The team that has never been these only by one point. No suc ing and Berks County. His brother scored 'upon by Albright College Albright College Gingrichwill Library invade the Albright stadium Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightcessor has College been named asGingrich yet. Library states that he sleeps, eats, and Coach Munn stated yesterday lives tennis. On top of that he on November 6, and the ROARING LIONS will travel to Philadelphia afternoon: “I have a great deal is a versatile athlete and displayed of admiration for Albright College, definite talent and ability while at on November 5, 1938 for a return game. The game with the Brill tudents, players, and faculty. It tending the Reading High School, is my earnest hope that the boys Bellefonte Academy, and Columbia coached machine was made possi ble by some manipulations of whom I have had the pleasure to University. work with, will continue on next Coach Kreska is a young, blande changing dates with other op ponents. year and in the years to come to bundle of energy, and first became do as well for another coach as interested in tennis when he saw Moravian, originally scheduled to they have done for me. Cochet, Borortra, and Brugnon, play the Red and White team on from France, defeat Tilden and his November 0, asked to have the “As long a3 I live, I’ll never United States teammates at the date changed to October 23. When forget these two football seasons Germantown Cricket Club in 1027. Western Maryland informed the and certainly will not forget those AlbrightSince thenCollege he has played Gingrich the game Athletic Library Council that the Terrors I Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightwho made College it possible for Gingrich us to be Library and taught it to numerous groups had a chance to playHoly Cross i . successful. My kindest regards to and organizations. He coached the on that date, local officials de all students and those associated Bellefonte Academy team while at cided not to stand in the way of with Albright College. It has tending school there and taught giving the Green and Gold eleven been a pleasure to work with you a chance to advance in national and a regret leaving. However, I pigskin recognition. The Grey do feel it is a step forward in my hound game was moved to October profession. 23 and Lasalle was booked for “It seems that one cannot live .November 0. on memories and past glory, but must be difinitely looking toward In interviews with Coach Clar the f.t'jre. As 1 have told the ence Munn, Fred Howard, Elmer boys on our team they cannot live L. Mohn, Bill Reedy, sports editor on what they did last year or last wf ‘The Reading Eagle,” Gordon Saturday. They must make every Albright College GingrichWilliams, Library sports editor of “The Albright College Gingrich Library Albrighteffort and College strive forward Gingrich to better Library heading Times,” and various mem- themselves. ers of the 1937 football team it “J can cite a great many things ,vas learned that they all believe that will be among my choicest .hat Marty Brill’s aggregation will memopies, b it will make no effort prove as big an attraction as the to live on what has been done, Terrors. Furthermore, the Green but w 11 try to carry out those and Gold were scheduled to be things 1 have told mv boys to do. ;layed at Westminster. “Mav SUCCESS and PROGRESS The new Albright schedule calls come to e' erv student connected for the Lions to play eight con with this institution.” tests this season, six at home and When the athletic program of two away. The College of the City Albright was at its lowest ebb, the of New York will be played at Athletic Council made a survey of Albright College GingrichNew Library York City and Ursinus will Albright CollegeCLARENCE Gingrich L. MUNNLibrary Albrightall available College coaches for Gingrich the berth Library be played at Collegeville. No defi of mentor of the ROARING nite information has been released I a large freshmen candidate list. LIONS. Upon the recommendation concerning the possibility of a Thirteen Baseball Games Outstanding among the freshmen of H. O. “Fritz” Crisler, present ninth battle—that on September 25. will be Henry Czaikoski, star football coach of Princeton Uni Communications are now in the Scheduled In College • catcher of the Wallington, N. J. versity, Coach Munn was secured FRANKLYN KRESKA mails and it is hoped that a strong High School team two years ago, for Albright College. opponent will be booked before the runners up for the state baseball Ever since that time athletic his tennis for the city recreation de championsnip. partment of Reading for the past spring term is over. League Competition) tory has been made on this cam two years in various schools and “Marty” Brill, well known coach The veterans who will return pus with his victorious teams centers. He is an avid booster of of the Reading Keys, has been are: Captain Edward Fatzinger, gaining national publicity. Per boys’ and junior tennis tourneys. coaching at LaSalle for four years. Loss of Veteran Material Will Be Felt By Coach Hino William Becker, Leo Obrzut, Dick haps the most spectacular defeat Last season he conducted daily In 1933 his team defeated the Riffle, A1 Oslislo, Mike Bonner, handed out by Munn’s eleven was classes at the Eleventh and Pike Lions, 12-0 and the next year, 27-0. This Spring John Muller, George Korner, Stan the first game of his reign—Al Brill’s record as a coach at LaSalle Kosel and Clyde Reeder. bright 7, Georgetown 0. The big Albrightplayground College courts. Gingrichincludes Library 20 victories, U defeats, Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightgest victory College for the Red Gingrich and White Library After leaving Reading High The schedule: School, where he earned the name and five ties. His teams have It was announced last week by quehanna, Moravian. Muhlenberg, teams under the tutelage of Coach of “Crisco,” he attended Bellefonte scored 452 points against 360 for Fred A. Howard, graduate man and the Penn Athletic Club of April 14—Temple ...... Home Munn was the last game of the Academy. There he played his the opponents. ager, that the Albright Baseball Philadelphia. The May 8 game at April 17—•Gettysburg ...... Home 1936 season, Albright 70—Muhlen favorite sport, tennis, and in addi The game will be a battle of the team will definitely play thirteen Annville with Lebanon Valley is April 21— Lebanon Valley....Home berg 13. No two consecutive foot tion succeeded in having^ one of late Knute Rockne’s Notre Dame games; seven in the home stadium not a league game, but wili be April 24—*Ursinus ...... Away ball seasons at Albright were ever the most versatile careers in sports system against the Minnesota style and six out of town. There is a played as a feature of the May Day April 26—Susquehanna...... Home more successful than those coached j of play, as coached by Clarence L. possibility that games will be festivities on their campus. April 28—Muhlenberg ...... Away by Clarence Munn in 1935 and at that school. 1936. Besides playing No. 1 man on [ Munn, who was an All-American booked with University of Balti Several outstanding players of May 1—* Juniata ...... Away guard in 1931 at the Gopher in more and Mt. St. Mary’s. Another May 5—*Bucknell ...... Away Probably the greatest problem the tennis team, he played quarter last year will be missing when the that confronts the Albright Ath back on the football eleven. (Chet, stitution. game is pending with Moravian; first call is issued. Among these May 8—Lebanon Valley ...... Away that to be played at Bethlehem in May 15—• Drexel ...... Away letic Council with the loss of Munn too, is following in his footsteps The schedule: are: Clude Felty, ace pitcher who is the matter of a coaching sys when it comes to footbali prowess.) May. was graduated last June; Johnny May 19—Muhlenberg...... Home Sept. 25—Open Last spring the Albright nine May 22—Penn Athletic Club, Home tem for next fall when a veteran AlbrightHe wasCollege a forward Gingrich in basketball Library Albright CollegeBodnarik, Gingrich who is now Library at Kutz- Albrightsquad will College be handled Gingrich by a new Library and scintillated as a boxer in the Oct. 2—Geneva ...... was admitted into the Eastern town State Teachers; George Cho- May 24—Moravian ...... Home Oct. 9—C. C. N. Y...... Pennsylvania Baseball League ; coach. 145 nound class, being undefeated borda, who dropped his education • League games The announcement in “The Read at tne academy. When he was Oct. 16—Ursinus ...... therefore the Hino machine will last fall; and Buck Smith and Dick 23—Moravian ...... meet league opponents in the ing Times” yesterday, although a graduated from Bellefonte he en Trexler, who did not return to shock to the many fans of the tered Columbia University and 30—Bucknell ...... teams representing Gettysburg, school last September. coach who has advanced in his 6—LaSalle ...... Lebanon Valley, Ursinus, Juniata, profession instead of slipping into Munnmen was one that brought there continued the ambitious all- ...Home around sports activities he started Nov. 13—Lebanon Valley Drexel and Bucknell. It is expected that the first prac obscurity or insignifiance as did manv telephone calls and personal in high school and prep school. Nov. 20—Open 11 n addition to the games with tice will be called immediately his predecessors. When Coach appearances before Coach Munn He played on the varsity tennis Nov. 25—Muhlenberg ..... league members, the Red and White following in the Easter vacation. Munn leaves Reading, he will leave wishing him the best of success in squad of which Edward Fatzinger Both Coach Hino and Captain behind many cherished memories his new post and congratulating team and participated in boxing ' him upon being the first Albright and track activities. is captain will meet Temple, Sus Fatzinger hope that there wilj be and thousands of supporters. The new tennis mentor studied Music Festival tennis under Edward Faulkner of Philadelphia, who has been in In Doubt As well-polished phrases. Judges seem Albrightstructor College to some of Gingrich the outstand Library HoltzmanAlbright Reads College to solve Gingrich legal problems byLibrary realign Basketball Albright League College Standing Gingrich Library ing players in Eastern *ol*rnJ1“ ments of word patterns. If we ments. He claims he P^yad 'n Com. Meets numerous tournaments and adds, Paper Before are to make progress in the law, and Schedule modestly, that he “received JUe For some weeks the directors of we must no longer canonize words Phil. Group such as 'rights’ and ‘duties'; there share of lickings. He ^ j e l l the Reading Festival of Music Pet. liked by the boys who have studied have been holding preliminary is no other science which has V . L. 1.000 under him, and is considered one meetings concerning plans for this quite the same degree of difficulty Franklin & Marshall ...... 4 0 of the high ranking players of year’s affair. At a meeting held "Influence of Philosophy On Gettysburg ..... 3 0 1.000 in immunizing its language.” .500 Berks county due to his deadly, on Friday evening, January 22 in Legal Thinking” Discussed Muhlenberg ...... 2 2 deceptive service which he can put the Colonial Room of Selwyn Hall, “Law being so largely lacking in Drexel ...... 2 2 .500 acmes, literally, with hie eyes it was learned that* Hugo Heme- .By the Club the certainty which is desired, re Lebanon Valley ...... 1 3 .250 abut. He plays for placement ana rich, for the past three years gen sort is made to those twangings Albright .— —.— ...... —..... 1 3 .250 strokes the ball easily, swiftly and eral chairman of the festival, had of the vocal chords which will Ursinus ...... 0 4 .000 Albrightwithout College loss of effort. Gingrich His home resigned. Library Speaking Albright before the Philosophy College yield compensatoryGingrich satisfaction.” Library Albright College Gingrich Library Is at 1317 Spruce street, Reading. Club at his home, Franklin Holtz February 5—Franklin & Marshall at Ursinus At this same meeting it was de “Legal thinking, it is said, is February 6—Franklin & Marshall at Drexel When you see a handsome, blonde cided that response to holding this man, vice-president of the Student gentleman running along on the also affected by a 'belated scholas February 6^—Gettysburg at Muhlenberg outstanding festival will determine Council, stated that legal absolu February 10—Lebanon Valley at Albright campus, you may rest assured that whether definite plans will be made ticism.’ Lawyers have inherited Coach Kreeka has something up tism or word-worship is one of the the attitude of the Middle Ages February 10—Muhlenberg at Ursinus or whether the project will oe February 10—Gettysburg at Franklin & Marshall his sleeve. ______reasons why the possibility of de which consider concepts, abstrac dropped. The directors discussed tions, ‘general names’ as more real February 12—Drexel at Gettysburg a drive for funds before deciding veloping a true science of law has than concrete occurrences and February IS—Franklin & Marshall at Albright to continue the annual event in been retarded. things. Legal technique needs lib February 13—Drexel at Lebanon Valley June in the Albright Stadium. If Included in the talk on “Influ eration from the mental outlook of February 17—Lebanon Valley at Franklin & Marshall sufficient funds can be obtained February 17—Ursinus at Albright Skin Sufferers ence of Philosophy on Legal Think the Dark Ages; only thus will law arrangements will be made for tne now irritated your akin yers learn to stop using abstrac- February 17—Muhlenberg at Gettysburg oxylin Ointment » presentation of a chorus of 1,000 ing” was a discussion of the var | tions as substitutes for specifls February 20—Ursinus at Muhlenberg

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Dean George W. Walton ad BURNING INDIGNATION Due to the important meeting to dressed the Reading chapter of the be held at the Y. M. C. A. this Phi Beta Kappa fraternity recent By Lynn Dane I evening, under the auspices of the ly on ‘‘The hternal Grind.” No gallery of successful play Emergency Peace Campaign, the wrights would be complete without Albright International Relations Did you see that F. & M. grad Club will hold no meeting. The and the Carl Schurz Memorial a prominent place devoted to Max well Anderson, who only a few members of the I. R. C. are ex AlbrightFoundation College on wheels last Gingrich Satur Library pected to attend Albright the Peace meet- College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library day? years ago was noted for several minor dramatic achievements. But, in a body, and it* is hoped that other students from the campus The engagement of Miss Angela there is no question in the minds will be in attendance. M. Seleski of Reading to Thomas of dramatic critics today that Max Hepler, '36, was announced re well Anderson will be remembered cently. as one of the loyal and noble char Elsewhere is in this issue will acters who can express the mean be found a special a.t.cle concern Will someone please play “Hearts ing of life through noble and ing the visit of a Carnegie Endow- and Flowers” softly while the beautiful dramatic verse. it speaker to the Albright Col everlasting Junior-Senior combina Before 1936 came to a close, lege campus on February 10 and tion wander lovingly across the there opened at the Empire Thea 11. Arrangements are being made campus? tre a most expressive play against to have Miss Carol Riegelman, a intolerance entitled, The Wingless member of the staff of the Inter AlbrightDr. J. WarrenCollege Klein Gingrich attended Victory. Library The author is none other national Labor Albright Organization atCollege Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library the regular meeting of the Penn than Maxwell Anderson, who the Geneva, speak before the students sylvania College Presidents at the year previous was awarded the in chapel on Thursday morning, Education Building, Harrisburg, Critics Plaque for his writing of February 11. An afternoon meet The Hershey Sports Arena, the i Palace—Wonder of Wonders in > arena has brought to this part of last week. W interset. ing is also being planned. largest span monolithic concrete | Architectural Beauty and Comfort, the country the champion skater structure in America, opened in The arena seats over 7,100 peo- 2.?^ thousands*}Sn!f* Our sports editor had a flurry The scene of The Wingless Vic Efforts are now being exerted to Hershey on December 19. Many f U| and whjm a Urge rink !,, no, jS% S£jfigfa f LS with his beloved, which only shows tory as Salem, Massachusetts, in bring to the campus in the middle you that it’s a sin to tell a lie. the year 1800. Nathaniel McQues- of February, Dr. Alden G. Alley, students, faculty, alumni a n d .’-„L i000 peop e for other ary 5, 6, and 12. Hockey games Out with the boys—tsk! tsk! ton, a sea captain, has married noted traveler and lecturer. His friends of Albright College have p are played every Wednesday and Oparre, a Malay princess. That is presence on the campus will be made frequent trips to this Ice | Already the management of the I Saturday. Coach Clarence L. Munn attended all 1 will tell you of the play nade possible through the com- the Philadelphia Sports Writers’ which has as its star, Katherine I bined cooperation and financial Cornell, noted for her excellent j t h e compositions of Heinrich annual banquet last week. support of the Y. M. C. A., the Visit to Hershey More on Dr. James Schütz “Ich Danke dem Herrn,” work in The Barretts Wimpole Y. W# C. A., and the Student Coun Albright College GingrichStreet andLibrary St. Joan. Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightand "rugue College from the Motet Gingrich Der Library Looks bad when chapel attend cil organizations. Watch for de Gravell Geist hilft unserer Schwachheit ance has to be insured by the new However, I must agree that Mr. tailed information in the next is Hotel Reveals j auf” by Bach; belonging to the six-cut deal. But somebody wants Anderson has selected a most un sue of “The Albrightian.” German Motet group. Chamber to make a speech! usual theme and developed it ad Great Splendor (Continued from Page One) Music around 1700 is represented mirably with dramatic verse that Many fine comments have come by "First Movement of the Second Dr. F. Wilbur Gingrich was the rings sweet tones as well as bit duced in harpsichord music and Sonata for Clavier and Violin” by guest radio speaker last Tuesday to the officers of I. R. C. about ing ones from the beginning to the short book reviews which were In the rolling foothills of the German dances in 1600; while Bach and the "First Movement of for the Women’s Club of the Air. the end. It was the Medea legend Early Italian Church Music and He spoke on the Emergency Peace begun in the last issue of the Blue Ridge Mountains stands Hotel the Trio Sonata in E flat major” which inspired him in writing school publication. Today’s review Hershey, beautiful in its grace, Opera are represented by "Bene- by Handel. The final group in this Campaign. The Wingless Victory. Where Eu dixisti” by Giovanni Gabrieli, sung is written by Dr. Milton W. Ham warmth, and splendor. Lowell compact history represents the ro ripides stresses the motif of love ilton, head of the history depart by the State Academy Chorus di coco and sentiment movements— What happened to the A. P. O. turned to hatred, Mr. Anderson Thomas, noted traveler and author rected by Pius Kalt; and “Lamen- football flash and his dorm heart- ment and sponsor of the I. R. C. "La Poule” by Rameau played by sees in the story the eternal strug on this campus. who addressed the graduating class to” by Monteverd, sung by Maria Erwin Bodky on the harpsichord, throb? Someone should help Strat gle of race against race, of man’s Peschken with harpsichord and and "Sarabunde and Gavotte from Albrightton this outCollege for him—or Gingrich for her inhumanity Library whenever primeval in Albright Collegeof Albright Gingrich College in 1935, Library has Albright College Gingrich Library described it as “a palace, a palace ’cello accompaniment. the Fifth French Suite” by Bach, —who knows? stincts are aroused. The play is Sweden, the Middle Way. By Three later developments in the played by Erwin Bodky on the a combination of love and death, Marquis Childs. This volume from that out-palaces the palaces of the history of music are revealed in clavichord. Mr. Elmer L. Mohn, president of of bitterness and strife, of elo the I. R. C. bookshelf was not only Maharajahs of India.” the Albright Alumni Association, quence and 'understanding—it is a best seller, but one of the best and Charles J. Moravec, ’37, wit the voice of a man who has been books of 1936. For anyone who Let’s make a rapid inspection nessed the Kutztown-Lock Haven touched with the beauty of life. is interested in the future of cap tour of this gorgeous masterpiece ¿JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU* basketball game last Saturday af Mr. Anderson has reached a new italism, in social legislation, or in of Spanish architecture. The build ternoon at Kutztown. height in his brilliant writing ca the recent development of co ing contains two hundred pleasant I HINTZ’S BOOK STORE ! reer by telling this story of burn operatives in this country it will s s That Junior girl seems lost since ing indignation. be on the list of required reading. rooms; few of them alike. Some her Zeta has graduated. The sug More than that, it is a fascinat are Spanish, some early American, = Where Albright College Student« 1 gestion to her is the theme song, To reveal that he is not only a ing account of how they do things writer of tragedy, Mr. Anderson others French, some English, some i Get Their SCHOOL SUPPLIES and STATIONERY 2 “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” in a country of which most of us of the Georgian period, and some more recently has been represented know very little. AlbrightCoach andCollege Mrs. Clarence Gingrich L. on the Library stage of the Martin Beck Albright CollegeItalian. Gingrich LibraryE Fountain Pens, Loose LeafAlbright Note Books, BriefCollege Cases, Gingrich s Library Theatre, New York City, with a Being an extremely practical Munn were among the hundreds at As the guests walk up the ter E Writing Paper, Greeting Cards, Oxford Review Books, S the Hershey Sports Arena last Sat fantasy, High Tor, which stars people, the Swedes approached the urday when the Hershey Bears Burgess Meredith, who has been problems of high prices, produc raced granite steps to the wide = Drafting Supplies, etc. 2 went down to defeat at the hands acclaimed one of the most recent tion, and monopoly, from the flagstoned portico, with its box of the Baltimore Orioles. interpreters of beautiful dramatic ] standpoint of the consumer. shrubbery in winter and its palm = The only completely stocked Stationery Store in Reading. 2 lines. Through the medium of consumer co-operatives they worked toward trees in spring, summer, and au A big, whooping “hope you get Mr. Anderson lives near a moun i WM. G. HINTZ, Inc. 838-840 PENN ST. | well soon” for Helen Gordon from lower prices on essential commod tumn, and its deep, comfortable tain peak called High Tor. 1 ities, and broke the power of great 5immmiiiiiummmmiiiiiimiimimiMiuimmiimiimmiiimiiiiiiimimii? everyone on the campus. can see him now walking through chairs set out as soon as the roses monopolies; and at the same time begin to bloom, they are impressed his spacious gardens and looking achieved a better standard of liv Claude Felty, '36, star fullback toward that peak for an idea with the color and warmth which and pitcher for the Lions, was re ing for their people. They have which would tell a new story. entered the Held of production of Hotel Hershey and its surround cently injured in an automobile High Tor, according to all critics ! For a Bite Between Classes Albrightaccident. College Gingrich Library I electric lamps, vegetableAlbright oils, flour, College ings impart Gingrich to every visitor. Library Albright College Gingrich Library contains lines which have not been water power, and other essentials, W. B. BOYER excelled by any playwright living on a large scale; and they have Next we cross the threshold of Let's have more Friday night today. There is in this new fas AMMARELL & dances like the last one. After all carried out a very significant pro the Patio, where we are attracted Incorporated cinating vehicle excellent wfiting, gram of housing, with co-operative to its color, beauty, and harmon it's a large attendance of students sensitive feeling, fragile dream apartment houses, and with gov ious furnishings. The water fall that keeps them in swing! thoughts, touching romance, and ernment aid to homebuilders. The “Drugs That Are* MOSER mystery. The settings by J. Miel- success of their attempts, and the ing from the sprays and pool of Lunch Room for day students ziner have been labelled as pure novelty of their methods, are a the fountain in the center and the FOUR STORES More on Dr. Klein magic. remarkable contrast with the blun birds singing from the balcony, Within the next few weeks an dering and ill-planned efforts of suggest an outdoor motif. Ninth and Spring other Anderson showpiece will be so many other countries. The con (Continued from Page One) unfolded. This will be the Thea cise explanation was termed by The illusion of the outdoors is Ninth and Greenwich ni Memorial Library Building. tre Guild production of Masque of further increased by the slanting I one reviewer, “The best political Thirteenth and Amity Two years ago President Klein Kings. In the cast will be found | news of the year.” It has set colored tile roof, the awnings of Alton E. Bowers Albrightadvocated theCollege appointment Gingrich of Clar such notables Library as Henry Hull, who thousands to thinkingAlbright about the College color seemingly Gingrich to keep the Library sun Hyde Park Albright College Gingrich Library ence L. Munn as director of ath created the principal role in To | possibilities of co-operative action, out, and a realistic sky overhead. Palm trees are placed ift strategic letics at Albright College. Yester bacco Road four years ago, Margo and it throws a ray of optimism Visit Our Fountain day he expressed his regrets for who was last seen on the Broad upon our troubled society. spots, the colored stone walks are Equipment Supplies Coach Munn’s resignation. AH way stage in Winterset, Pauline —M. W. H. encroached upon by rugs that seem ready the new program of athletics Frederick, who recently nas made like closely cropped grass, the AH the Other Students Do! 416 N. 5th S t, Reading, Pa. at Albright College has gained for several cinema versions of her walls and arches are colorfully ir the local institution a new recog stage successes, and Dudley Digges regular, and the wrought-iron post nition throughout the national who has entertained thousands of ern lights and the hand-carved oak gridiron scene. Theatre Guild patrons ever since settees and chairs make for a set During his service in various he joined the organization many ting that gives one a quiet joy. The Patio has the touch of a David capacities at Albright College, Dr. years back. RELIABLE — CONVENIENT — ECONOMICAL Klein, who was commended by the Belasco in one of his artistic There is no wonder then that settings. Board yesterday for his services we marvel at the ability of Max TRANSPORTATION in the behalf of Albright College, The Delp-Knoll A visit to Hotel Hershey is an Albright College Gingrichwell Anderson, Library who in 1933, was Albright College Gingrich Library READING STREETAlbright RAILWAY COMPANY College Gingrich Library has been instrumental In raising awarded the Pulitzer Prize for unforgettable experience. It has a million dollars for the institu Both Your Houses and whose Grocery Co. been truly called a mecca of de READING COACH COMPANY tion. He has contributed articles Mary of Scotland brought back for lightful living, a tower of archi to numerous church papers and good Helen Hayes to the legitimate 142-44 PENN ST. tectural beauty, a monument of magazines, and frequently is called theatre. There is no doubt that grandeur and hospitality unsur out of the city to lecture before Maxwell Anderson will thrill >us READING, PA. passed, a haven of peace and com civic and college groups through for manv years to come as his un fort, a palace-like castle of rare out Pennsylvania, New jersey, New produced themes are gradually un majesty, dignity, and color. York, and Maryland. folded on the stage and screen. Although kept busy with Al bright College activities, President It is apparent that he is unable Klein has always found time to to talk about himself; he who is serve the community of Reading. so eloquent through his characters ALBRIGHT COLLEGE AlbrightFor five years College he served as Gingrich a mem is mute Library about himself. Maxwell Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library ber of the City Planning Commis Anderson has not permitted suc Reading, Pa. sion. He is a director of the cess to go to his head. He re Homeopathic Hospital of Reading; mains a quiet, peaceful citizen of for ten years was a director of the New York State writing his verse Courses offered: Liberal Arts, Natural Science, Berks County Trust Company, a and dramas as he witnesses the member of the National Education beauty as well as the horrors of Social Science, Pre-medical, Pre-legal, Pre-theological, Association; and the local Univer life. He rarely goes to the theatre sity and Kiwanis clubs. to see his own plays and to get Business Administration, Home Economics, Preparation Ever since becoming president of a verdict from the audience. He for Teachers and Laboratory Technicians. Albright College, Dr. Klein has writes because he is convinced that had one principal objective in view his ringing sounds have a definite —the bringing to the local campus message to tell. On top of that faculty members of the finest cal he has never repeated one theme Degrees granted: a . b „ b . $., b . s . in e «o- ibre. With the development of or plot. He likes variety and his nomics, and B. S. in Home Economics. Albrightnew departments College and enlarging Gingrich of following Library always can rely upon Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library others, the rating of Albright Col him to give them a most delight J. WARREN KLEIN, A.M., D.D., LL.D., President lege has been raised and at the ful evening in the theatre. Max present time under the direction well Anderson will continue to qf Dr. Klein, Albright College gain the esteem of his public, and Write for catalogue rates with the best in the country yet, he will continue to write according to all investigations dramas in verse form that will made by various state and educa stimulate every audience every tional agencies. time. "Sure, the quickest way to get there is by telephone/' WEILERS PRINTING HOUSE After the Game .... 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