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VOLUME XXXVI. READING, PA., MARCH 1, 1940 No. 17 Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Better Programs Falcone, Ackert Win Freshman Girls Seen as Solution To Win Patriotic Chapel Program Junior Oratorical Contest Essay Contest Inspired by various comments on Albert Falcone won first prize of ¡ Q f t n i n i * R a i l T n R a Albrightthe compulsoryCollege Gingrich chapel attendance Library tenn dollars in t.h*»the annualAlbright TCplrhnprKelchner College Gingrich i l d lLibrary l A. \J MargaretAlbright Thompson College and Virginia Gingrich Library Black were winners of the annual program at Albright, several mem­ Junior Oratorical Contest, last bers of the Albrightian staff went evening in the College Chapel. The Washington-Lincoln essay contest, Held May 25 Professor Harding announced in out, inquiring reporter fashion, to winner of the second prize of five chapel Wednesday. collect reactions to the system and dollars was Paul Ackert. At a meeting last Friday morn­ The winners were selected from suggestions for changes in it. They The speakers were introduced by essays contributed by members of interviewed representative students, Professor Clyde A. Harding. The ing, the senior class decided to Hold the freshman English classes. Miss with this result: first judge was Mr. Crumbling, from the Senior Ball on May 25. After Thompson’s first prize essay, en­ Jane Dick—I approve of chapel, the Muhlenburg Townships schools. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright Collegeconsiderable Gingrich discussion, Library it was de­ titled “Lincoln,Albright Tad’s College Father,” Gingrich dealt Library but I disapprove of compulsory The other judges were Mr. Horace cided to have “the ball” semi- with the companionship between chapel. But I guess we must have Custer, from Southern Junior High formal. The orchestra and place Tad and the president and showed it or some of us would never get School, and Mr. Herbert Holtzman, a new side to Lincoln’s character. there! from West Reading. have not yet been decided upon, It was made lively by bits of con­ Eleanor Troutman—I don’t ap­ Participants in the contest were: although majority sentiment seems prove of it because (there’s so much versation and descriptions of little- David Levan, who spoke on the to favor a location in town. The known incidents. you could do during that time. You “Youth Problem Today” ; Helen committee in charge includes Paul Miss Black’s second prize essay, can still go if you’re interested. Markey, whose topic was “Name It Di Blasi, chairman; Alan Duke, entitled “Je Vous Aime, Je Vous AlbrightHowever, College if we Gingrich didn’t have Library it, not and You Can Have Albright It” ; George College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library many would come. The programs Jeanette Snyder, and Jane Dick. Adore,” concerned Washington as a Henry, with “The Theatre Then and polished gentleman and lover. It are the same thing over and over After a discussion about senior Now” ; Paul Ackert, who discussed told of his many affairs of the again. the American Frontier; and Albert exemption from final exams, a George Henry—We should have heart as revealed in his letters. Falcone, whose topic was War. committee consisting of Betty Dietz compulsory chapel, but this business of running through the list of the and Paul Golis was appointed to Convention of faculty is getting tiresome. The French Club To discuss the matter with President Albrightprograms College are too Gingrich much the Library same. Albright CollegeMasters. Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Ben Funk—Chapel shouldn’t be Present Movie Chemists To Be compulsory, except for freshmen so they can get to know each other. On Friday evening, March 29, at Twelve Pledged By Here April 20 Various organizations on campus 8:30, the French Club will present in should take turns at taking charge,., _ „ . . . . _ _ ? , , f the College Chapel the moving pic- A convention of the Intercol­ of the programs. There should be|. . „ ___, ____ . ___ Alpha Pi Omega ture LaGrande Illusion. A war legiate Student Chemists will be fewer academic and more character­ picture without a war scene in it, held on the Albright College campus building subjects discussed. The Alpha Pi Omega fraternity it has been reviewed favorably by Saturday, April 20, 1940. AlbrightDon College Sands—I Gingrich don’t like it. Library That Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library many critics. The newspaper critics held pledge service for twelve new Papers will be read in the morn­ half hour -could be spent better in of the United States listed it as the members Monday evening. ing by representatives of member other ways. It should be up to best foreign film of 1938. it was The pledges are Thomas Frystack, colleges (Albright, Gettysburg, the individual. voted by The National Board of Re­ Gerald Felter, John Gundlach, IVillanova, Temple, Lafayette, Ur- Phyllis Galinas—It doesn’t matte,'. Harold Winterhalter, A1 Mekovsky, sinus. University of Delaware, There’s been too much religion view as the best picture of 1938, foreign or Hollywood. The war Ned Arnold, Robert Bennett, Robert Drexel, etc.) brought into it recently. There theme is a timely one. The picture | Davis, Donald Blackmore, Earl At luncheon. Dr. Harrison E. should be more outside people as definitely speaks for peace. | Stetler, Willis Hiesey, Bruce Gehret. Howe, editor of the Journal of In­ Albrightspeakers. College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library dustrial andAlbright Engineering College Chemistry, Gingrich Library Betty Wolfe—Compulsory chapel will address the group in the col­ is all right, but the programs could lege dining hall. be more interesting. The speaker The afternoon session will con­ should talk so that we can under­ Reporter Observes Flyers sist of trips to various plants and stand them. chemical laboratories in the city of Christine Hartman—It’s a good Reading and vicinity. idea. The programs are interesting This convention will be the fourth enough—you can’it expect a good In U. S. Course In Action Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library in the historyAlbright of I.College S. C. Con­Gingrich Library one every week. Everyone can venions in other years were held spare an hour a week to go to at Ursinus, Lafayette, and Univer­ chapel. As a sequel to an article appjar- gation will be completed within sity of Delaware. two weeks; the final phase of work, Jack Munley—It’s all right, but ing in the October 27th issue of the (Continued on Page 3) it should be up to the students. The necessary for all flying, is meteor­ Albrightian on the U. S. aviation programs are too similar. They ology or a study of the weather. The should deal with subjects of every­ course, this department offers some weather is indeed no small part of day life. Better programs would interesting material to appear in aerial navigation. The pilot is ex- Sigma Tau Delta Albrightarouse College more interest. Gingrich Librarythe course of study. Albright Collegepeoted to Gingrich understand Library the origin and Albright College Gingrich Library Kay Gasche—Why not give free movement of storms, the interpre­ To Initiate Four chapel cuts with a B average? Under the able instruction of tation of weather charts and official Elva Weaver—One hour of chapei Professor Green, the class has reports and the proper altitudes to New Members a week doesn't hurt anyone. studied the history of aviation, be used in varying atmospheric Dorothy Patt—Chapel’s all right. civil aeronautic regulations, and the conditions. Four new members will be Mary Klein—Some might take ad­ theory of flight. Marked changes As supplementary training, our initiated into the Rho Beta chapter vantage of a system of free -cuts. in aviation from the Wright birdmen will receive direction in Jean Bomgardner — The chapel brothers to present day advances of Sigma Tau Delta before the an­ Albright College Gingrich Librarywere studied. Before aAlbright student isCollege the operating Gingrich principle Library of the gaso­ nual banquetAlbright to be heldCollege tonight Gingrich at Library system is O. K. line engine, which roughly will able to sclo.it is required that he the Thomas Jefferson Tea Room. Mary Levan—It suits me. familiarize the novices with the know air traffic rules and traffic The initiates are Marian Bitten- Boy Sharman—Chapel should be throttle, brakes, fuel system, instru­ observances. The theory of flight bender, Mary Jane Ward, Phyllis compulsory as it is now. However, ments and controls. Kaltreider, and Jerome Denner. the periods should be more interest- was emphasized with relation to Mrs. Douds will be the speaker (Continued on. Page 4) control surfaces, propeller thrust Under the operating system the for the banquet. Guests will in­ and surface drag. government will have trained ap­ proximately 10,000 college students clude Dr. and Mrs. Douds, Prof, and Under the plan of ground train­ for aeronautical navigation. Of this (Continued on page 3) Albright College Gingrich Librarying, the ground instructionAlbright is now College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library entering a fourth phase. Known quota Albright College has an al­ as navigation, it includes training lotment of 10. The allotment was to recognize familiar landmarks, divided for the purpose of permit­ CUE ANNOUNCEMENT compass determinations, and course ting co-eds to receive similar train­ plotting. The course in its entirety j Paul Golis, editor of the 1940*£1j ing. Although none have filed their is unique in the fact that actual I “Cue”, announced this week that j flight (training experience is ob­ intentions of becoming potential | the year book will be released! Albright College Gingrich Librarytained which parallels Albright the ground College aviatresses, Gingrich Professor Library Green is hop­ j from press,Albright ready for College distribution, Gingrich j Library insitruction. ing some young co-ed will give this I on May 15. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) The present department of navi- opportunity, some, consideration. PAGE TWO THE ALBRIGHTIAN

The Albrightian ! Albright Students I j Editor-in-Chief: Offered Ghost l Around the \ ADA E. GOSSLER, ’40 Managing Editor: W riting Service j World with Words j ROBERT R. GERHART, ’41 | By ART McKAY j Associate Editors: A students’ service bureau which JANE BUTTORFF, ’40 will write your themes for you and. AMERICAS STAKE BETTY DIETZ, ’40 .•"urthermore, “guarantees good AlbrightALAN College DUKE,’ Gingrich 40 Library Albright Collegemarks” Gingrich has just beenLibrary made avail­ AlbrightEUROPE College Gingrich Library LIDA FAIST, ’40 able to students of Albright LOUISE KELLER, ’40 The unavoidable truth of our JEANETTE SNYDER, '40 The Albrightian received a letter economic, political, culture, and PAUL ACKERT, '41 this week from a youthful New MARGARET HOLLENBACH, ’41 Yorker whose staff of competent moral stakes in Europe and the in­ WILLIAM HOSTETTER, ’42 The Snooper ghost writers will knock off a evitable responsibility created by Business Manager: theme, report, or essay in practically those concerns have often been set ROBERT KLINE. ’40 By ANNE ONYMOUS no time at all and at minimum before us. Let us examine each of Albright CollegeAdvertising Gingrich Manager: Library Albright Collegerates. Gingrich He claims Library their work is these fourAlbright spheres College briefly in Gingrich an ef­ Library FRANKLIN BURCHFIELD, ’40 always good for an A or a B. They fort to discover the action we must The ALBRIGHTIAN is published Julie Katz was cradle-snatching can even ape a girl’s style for the adopt in respect to each interest in weekly during the school year by at the game the other night—but benefit of our co-eds. this day of world crisis. the students of Albright College it was an awfully cute baby! It seems the new era has come. The severance of trade relations, Reading, Pa. Jimmy Breen seems to be play­ Not only will those students who a basic feature of our economic con­ ing first string for Gayle now that The editorial columns of this can afford it be able to become cern in Europe, has been called a the home ties are no longer bind­ publication are open to criticisms ladies and gentlemen of leisure, but sheer folly, and rightly so. But ing. and communications at any time. the professors as well. Just think the question arises . . . how firmly No anonymous communications will Some of you seniors might Albright College Gingrich Library Albright Collegehow, much Gingrich effort theLibrary profs will be ought weAlbright to tie up College our economic Gingrich Library be published, although names of be interested in knowing that saved if they can glance at the interests with those of the European signed communications will be Maxine Morsch, your former paper, see it is a ghost-written nations? In the past, we have withheld at the writer’s request. classmate, is engaged. Address letters to the editor of the product, and give it an A without learned a lesson that should guide ALBRIGHTIAN. Those two lab technicians are the trouble of reading it! Who is us in this respect. Whenever our trying very hard to be sophisti­ the prof to quarrel with the gentle­ economy has been keyed to fit a war Subscription Rate, $1.50 Per Year. cated ladies—but some of the man who “guarantees good marks”? situation and a boom created there­ Individual Copy, 10c. boys think they try a little too Perhaps they might even recommend by, the cessation of hostilities has Albright College Gingrich Libraryhard! Albright Collegethe service Gingrich to their Library classes. left us Albright with our College economy Gingrich in Library The fellows seemed to ap­ Students------and jnuicHorBprofessors wnowho Severe state of dislocation. Our aim preciate the presence of those want to enter into this millennium and action now should be to de- pretty little high school girls see the editor for further details. emphasize our desire for trade and at the basketball banquet VflYe or) ed, inn.’J-incidently, 11 is• offered a 15 I PTUUnemphasize30170 AUK our «-Jnn!«n desire for „ _a ______sound» ECHOES.... the other night. It’s too bad percent commisson on all orders | economic future. they couldn’t show their ap­ j Our political take in Europe preciation by singing nicer fortunately is not based upon any February 21, 1939 songs. Y. M. Delegates imperialistic desires. The only ques- Albright College Gingrich Library The readers of this Albright column are College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Blanche Yurka, famous actress, to ' tion seems to be whether or not we probably disppointed to find that present excerpts of famous plays at Attend Conference oughit to line up with certain “so- Albright. there’s not much love in bloom— I called” democracies in an effort but what can you expect with this Prof. Evans named to committee Tb'S annual Pocono conference of to save democracy. It seems to me kind of weather? to recommend minimum wage [the Student Christian Movement, that there is an absolute contra­ schedule for hosiery industry. SNOOPING FROM THE MARDI held at Buck Hill Falls Inn, March diction involved in such acton. Let Girls prepare for annual Mardi GRAS------1 to 3, will be attended by three us save democracy by making it Gras. We would have liked to have Albright students, Charles Miesse, a living reality at home, here and Albright College Gingrich Library Albright CollegeMarvin Gingrich Runner and Library Woody Wit- Albright College Gingrich Library March 11, 1938 seen some one dance to Natalie’s now, extending, at the same time Tic-Toc Rhythm . . . It’s still a mer. The boys are leaving to­ the offer of active cooperation io Dominos learn Olympic success morrow morning and returning late all nations interested in the peace- with The Proposal. mystery how the dorm girls Sunday. i able development of democratic Dr. Douds publishes article on managed to get up the next morning without their clocks . .. These three are the delegates of principles. Donne in Modern Languages Maga- j the Y. M. C. A., which sends rep- zine. the fortune teller trying to tell The United States, great melting us what we wanted to know . . . resentatives each year. pot that it is, has unusual opportun­ Day students ito get special room J The conference this year will con­ for new organization. in order to satisfy our curiosity ity to take ithe first step in securing Albright College Gingrich Librarythey would have hadAlbright to have Collegesider the Gingrich theme “Worship.” Library Leaders the culturalAlbright heritage College that Europe Gingrich Library Kappa Tau Chi becomes national in the presentation and discussion ministerial fraternity. been a cross between Santa I _ ------i *iuo has given to us. This imo wan can bewc uuiiv: don.: Claus and the Easter Bunny . . . Tar* r* " ar°ld Case, Miss Muriel i by educating our people to the February 25, 1937 everyone had stomach aches . . . ^>ro^' ®helby Rooks, Editor i truth that all culture is interna- Dr. Charles Roth to be Bac­ mosey apples, ice cream, punch, l Jam Callahan, Prof. Charles tional. The fostering of such an calaureate speaker. cake, candy, pretzels . . . oooh, ond and several others. | idea and the resultant insight and Fourth annual Greek festival to what a mixture . . „ Personally, Miss Lester is the director of the j understanding of a people that H feature the Hippolytus of Euripides. we believe Betty Jones is the well-known settlement house in brings, are steps which help pa-,e Scottish boys discuss trends of only girl on campus who could ondon, England, and is known as the way for greater international AlbrightBritish College thought inGingrich chapel. Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library be crowned with balloons and aworld traveler, author and lecturer | understanding and peace. Class of 1938 abandons plans for besides. not look foolish . . . we liked the Perhaps the deepest concern that yearbook. Dr. Case is minister of the Elm way our Bishop of Albright we Americans feel in looking at February 28, 1936 crowned the king . . . and by Park Methodist Church in Scranton the situation in Europe today is one and is a frequent conference figure. Albright sends two representa­ the way, wasn’t the king blase? of a moral nature. As members of tives to meeting of Pennsylvania Mr. Callahan is editor of The Catho­ . . . we wonder If the midgets lic Worker. « , _ a world community, we car.not Association of College Students at were giyen lollipops so they from Lincoln UniversityU n^rKH°°oLC^ and Prof. S J“™ awa* irom the Problems fac­ Penn State. could grow into big strong men Bond from Bucknell. ing certain sectors of that world. AlbrightLions College topple league-leading Gingrich LibraryF. Sc . . . Wasil Plaskonis* pie-eatingAlbright College Gingrich Library Yet the difficultAlbright choice College of policy Gingrich Library M. Diplomats from unbeaten class Officially the conference opens to­ could be classed as one of the that such an obligation involves with 37-37 win. day at 2 p. m. and adjourns at noon seven wonders of the world . . . Sunday. Recreation, skiing, skating, demands very careful consideration. Midnight Club of Reading pre the gang of jitterbugs in Betty tobagganing, games, is under the The recognition of our responsib.l- sents impromptu music recital in Siegel’s room certainly had the chapel leadership o f John Hunt. ity for the world’s critical condition, Mardi Gras spirit . . . one look in some measure at least, might lead February 28, 1935 at the halls next morning really us into active participation ir- Albright to play host to five PI T A U SMOKER gave us that “morning after the violent conflict. There are thos2 FEATURED MOVIES AlbrightPennsylvania College colleges Gingrich for InterLibrary night before” feeling . Albright . . and College Gingrich Library who will tellAlbright us that weCollege must useGingrich Library collegiate Seminar. don’t think that Lida Faist force to wipe out the scourge of I. R. C. reviews Saar voting. The Pi Tau Beta fraternity held a doesn’t deserve a lot of credit the “isms,” before we can beghi to Snooper makes first appearance smoker last week for its for the whole affair! put our plan of peace to work. We on campus. prospective pledges. Professor Kline and Comstock—old faith­ must ask ourselves whether, by Albright nears top of table tennis fuls . . . Sitting In the corner— George showed several colored films league. on his western trip. virtue of our geographic isolation Lubin and Gaul . . . too bad from the center of conflict, we can­ First semester rating of college The guests were: faculty advisors: Dotty had to compete in the not judge this in the cool light of falls to lowest point since 1929-30. Dean Walton, Dr. Memming, Prof. races . . . Gerry and Ted doing reason. Are we willing to make the Albright CollegeMarch Z. Gingrich 1934 Library Albright CollegeGeorge, DonGingrich Lehman, Library Mervin Albright College Gingrich Library all right again . , . Dr. Geil use of force a part of our mo-al Sigma Tau Delta plans annual Runner, Louis Pearce, Dwight Dun- without his psychological rea­ responsibility? Or, is it not the banquet. dore, Winfield Morgan, Lynn soning and already malti»g truth that we may best answer the Dr. T. Zorkin, famous scientist, Brown, James Harpster, Richard plans for the money the fortune moral obligation these trying times ; t? speak at annual meeting of Webber, Walter IVtelick, Nick teller predicted . . . “Mim” and have created for us in another way? science academy on campus. Schneider Carl Fredericks, Jack “Chin”, Sally and George—the S'.ould we not seek some clear-cut Pres. Klein, states future athletic frosh fairsome . . . “Popeye” as Wagner, William Bast, Robert Geh- and definite ways to alleviate the policy to students in chapel. the little man who wasn’t man, Kenneth Rachel, Carl Auch- pressures of an economic and po­ AlbrightChess ClubCollege loses Gingrich to Shillington Library Albright enbachCollege Robert Gingrich Richards, Library Eugene Albright College Gingrich Library High* Schodl...... ■ there” when Mickey passed by. litical nature that have given birth Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) (Continued on Page 3) Shlrey Teitsworth and Olin to aggression? Should not our (Continued on Page 4) ALBRIGHTIAN PAGE THREE LIONS TO FACE GETTYSBURG Albrighti SPORT College Gingrich SHOTS! Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library I By CARL MOGEL | Start 4-Game Road Tour; i The Lions Den f | ^ By ALAN R. DUKE | Reliable sources have informed your columnist that two of Reading Concluding W ith L. V. C. It is really too bad that Albright High s best athletes have already cannot place Bucknell on her foot­ picked their schools for next year ball schedule for the 1940 season. It Elected I Seek To Avenge has been three years since the fans George Dracha, towering, all-con­ Albright College Gingrich LibraryW. A . A. PresidentAlbright College Lafayette Gingrich Loss Library in Reading haveAlbright been able College to see the Gingrich Library ference football end and basketball Lion-Bison game in our stadium and star, is reported to have given Syra­ The Women’s Athletic Association hence they were looking forward to cuse University the nod while met Monday noon for the first meet­ Albright's luckless Lions disem­ the fall of the year to get a glimpse bark at Gettysburg College tomor­ of the tussle. At present, it appears ■Johnny Szajna, all-state scholastic ing of the new semester. The pur­ pose of the meeting was to elect row night on their third stop of a that 'these fans will have to wait an­ tackle, basketball center and base­ officers for 1940-41. New officers four-game road trip which ends at other year. Lebanon Valley, Wednesday night. ball starlet, likes Doggie Julian’s fat are: Margaret Savidge, president; For the benefit of the football men The Harrismen will seek to dupli­ scholarship offer at Muhlenberg Esther Sipple, vice-president; Elaine who have been wondering when Albright College Gingrich Library Albright cateCollege their Gingrich 27-24 upset Library victory over Albright College Gingrich Library College. The same sources also Shade, secretary; Mary Levan, they will receive their awards, the the Bullets who are currently nestled treasurer. sports department wishes to state stated ithat Albright had given the in second place in the league. Plans were discussed for the intra­ that it has learned, from a reliable two Castle on the Hill athletes good mural basketball league. There will During the past week, the Red & source, that the awards have been offers but the were nothing com­ be a major league consisting of class White basketeers added one victory ordered for some time and will be and it wo defeats to their record pared with the Syracuse and Muh­ teams, and a minor league consist­ delivered within the next two which now shows 5 wins and 11 weeks. lenberg teams. It must be remem­ ing of teams from each sorority, and two non-sorority teams. Games losses. Last Saturday night they Albrightbered, however, College that Gingrich even if Library our Albright threatenedCollege Gingrich Franklin andLibrary Marshall Although theAlbright girls’ basketball College team Gingrich Library will be played before Easter vaca­ has. lost both games they have college offered the limit, it could not tion. but faded badly in the last quarter played this year, the scores show compete with scholarship offers of The association has decided to buy to lose 36-27. Paul Petrucka was the big gun with eleven counters. On they were able to hold their own Syracuse and Muhlenberg where archery equipment with the money Monday night, Albright smashed the in both contests. This is really football is definitely on the upgrade. made at the concession stand at the amazing in view of the fact that helpless Kutztown Teachers, 51-31, hoys’ basketball games. practice sessions have been few and Johnny DeBold, Franklin and in a postponed game at Kutztown. far between for the girls. They did Marshall center jumped into third Henry Czaikoski, Bill McKinney, not even have the experience gained place in individual scoring of the and Paul Petrucka applied the pres­ Albright College Gingrich LibraryFour Students Albright College Gingrich Library from other scheduledAlbright games College to help Gingrich Library Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate sure with double figure perform­ ances. them. So, hats off to the girls—they Basketball League with a total of 99 To Experiment lost, buit did so gamely. points for ten games. The ex-Regar On Wednesday the Lions hit an­ star had his hottest night in inter­ With Seminar other snag and dropped an extra­ Did you notice that there is a collegiate basketball last Tuesday period contest to Lafayette, 35-33. game pending on the new football when he posted 23 counters against A group of four students is meet­ Zeb Czaikoski led the visitors with schedule? To date, it has been im­ Bucknell. The win for the Lancaster ing once a week to carry on work 12 markers to bring his season’s possible to get any information from Albrightschool placed College them inGingrich a first-place Library on an economic seminar inAlbright an en­ total College of 138 points,Gingrich just 3 Library notches be­ the authoritiesAlbright on this College game for Gingrich Library tie with Ursinus College who meets tirely new manner. If this experi­ hind Big Bill McKinney, who has which Albright is dickering. It is “the same Bucknell team at Lewis- ment is successful, it may be ex­ collected 141 counters. to be kept a secret until final ar­ rangements can be made. burg (tonight. Tomorrow night’s tended /to other courses next year. Albright, if they want to leave league schedule shows Albright at The students will meet at the the league cellar, must win all three What has happened to Interfra- Gettysburg, Muhlenberg at F. & M., home of Professor Buckwalter, and remaining league games. Tomor­ ternity swimming? Up until a few and Ursinus at Lebanon Valley. will take turns presenting reports. row they must watch Gettysburg’s years ago, we had swimming meets Last Wednesday Paul Golis reported high scorer Paul Trimmer in order between the various fraternities on Game rumor can cause much dis­ on the question, “Should the U. S. to repeat over the Bullets. Henry the campus with a trophy to r the appointment if what she claims is Albright College Gingrich LibraryGovernment Regulate the EconomicAlbright Simon College and HalGingrich Buyer, theLibrary Battle­ £ £ 2 J“ st asAlbright we have inCollege football, Gingrich Library true. For example, rumor has it Life o f the Country? If So, how Far field forwards, are also extremely basketball, track, and softball that Dick Shollenberger is in line "hould it Go?” dangerous men. Paul Yovincin and Swimming meets allowed fellows to for a naval appointment to Ann­ The other students in the group Fred Hamilton round out the start­ participate in sport who could not apolis and will not return to (the A l­ are Robert Gerhart, Ted Lunine ing Orange and Black team. *nd“lg® ordinarily. It might be a bright campus next year. Of course, and Don Blackmore. Coach Neil O. Harris plans to send good idea to bring the aquatic meets if the rumor is true Dick would be his veteran combination of Czaiko­ into existence again. foolish to pass up the chance but it ski, Petrucka, Hydock, McKinney Another sport that should be "would toss a bombshell into Al­ Debaters Oppose Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightand College McCrann Gingrich to answer the Library opening given considerationAlbright for inter-fraiter- College Gingrich Library brights hopes for a championship mistle in the Gettysburg gym which nity participation is bowling. There court squad next season. William & Mary, has been just as much a nemisis to are a number of good bowlers to Albright as Northwest has been to every fraternity and dormitory on Complete freshman satistics at ithis Swarthmore Gettysburg. stage in the season bear out the sen­ The probable lineups; and a league c°uld be sational showing of the first-year established with very little trouble Discussing the affirmative side of ALBRIGHT GETTYSBURG men. The frosh have won 13 times the question, “Resolved that the and lost but one, that to the Villa- basic blame for the present Euro­ t h e s n o o p e r nova Frosh. They have rolled up ^ ° * ki F Yovtacto Albright College Gingrich Librarypean war rests with the Albright allied McKinney College .... Gingrich © Library Trimmer (ContinuedAlbright from page College 2) Gingrich Library an amazing total of 701 points as powers,” Arthur McKay and Wil­ against 479 for their combined op­ liam Bottonari opposed a team ® £ ock G Hamilton On the Domino New York Trip— McCrwm G ...... gtoon ponents. Dick Shollenberger has from Swarthmore College. The de­ Henry balancing a carefully- scored 38 per cent of the Cub points bate was held on Wednesday eve­ wrapped gardenia in the subway with his 270 counters in 14 games. ning before an international relations SIGMA TAU DELTA (Continued from page 1) ■ ■ ■ the Little Church Around the The Baby Lions’ scoring record is group o f the V. W. C. A. ideas to certain mem­ 68 against ithe Hershey Junior Col­ Tuesday afternoon at Birdsboro Mrs Harding, Marion Bittenbender bers of the party . . . that flat (tire) lege and they have reached 50 or High School, Verna Fye and Sey­ Betty Dietz, Betty Ebbert, Ada Goss- just outside the Holland Tunnel . moreAlbright points Collegein seven out Gingrich of 14 con­ Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library mour Mendelsohn argued the nega­ ler, Gene Lau, Jeanette Snyder that would-have-been interview tests. They have defeated every tive side against a men’s team from Myrtle Stegman, Mary Jane Ward’ £ £ Paul Miini . . . oh, the irony league team freshmen squad by 8 of it all . . . if yOU want to know William and Mary College, Virginia. Phyllis Kaltreider, Margaret Hcfften- Points or more and hold smashing It was a no-decision meeting. bach, Alfred Comstock, Robert anything about shuttle, just ask the victories over Reading’s best ama­ Domino New Yorkers . . . and a teur team, the Automatics. w ° rk’ Pobert Gerhart, George Henry, Elden Spangler and Jerome swell time was had by all . . . con­ HOME BASKETBALL The basketball season will make Denner. ventional, but true! ATTENDANCE itsAlbright exodus nextCollege Saturday, Gingrich March Library Albright College Gingrich Library Maxine and Albright Marty stepped College Gingrich Library 8. when Albright plays host to ( Kutztown Teachers ...... CHEMISTS CONVENTION out in style on “Pinky’s” birth­ Muhlenberg College. This means Bucknell University ...... (Continued from page 1) day. Those gardinias were that Henry Czaikoksi, Ray McCann, beautiful. West Chester Teachers — Stephen Hydock, and Bert Aszman The idea in back of this organiza­ Gettysburg Ooh, teacher, look what someone have only 3 more games to play , as tion is to foster closer relationships wrote on Joan’s reversible. Julie Lebanon Valley — collegians, Gettysburg, Lebanon between its chemists-to-be in the Katz, we’re surprised at you. Valley and Muhlenberg, all tradi­ Ursinus College i...... colleges of the east and to exchange For our favorite PI Tau may tional rivals of our '■chool "Unfit-j Franklin & Marshall information on subjects of a chemi­ we suggest — “Katen takes a tunatelyAlbright these College veterans Gingrich will .poti Library Albrightcal nature.College Gingrich Library Holiday”—ouch!Albright College Gingrich Library The organization also publishes have a chance to upset any more Total—Seven Games After all thbse years Ginnfcr’s Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)league leaders as they have already periodical “The Photon”, edited changed her brand. Too bad fo r Played. F & M and,Ursinus Jwicei. this year by Alan Duke. you Zeta’s. PAGE FOUR THE ALBR1GHT1AN M»ciflniiiiiiiic]uiimuiiiniiiiiiiimiC3iiiiiiiiHiic3iiiiiiiniiic<3> BETTER PROGRAMS AROUND THE WORLD (Continued from page 2) (Continued from page 1) E For A Bite Between Classes g ing so that there will be an in­ action be to throw the entire force LOEW’S centive to attend them. M O SER ’S j of our tremendous influence into Mark Titus—Since one of the an effort to work out some peace­ | LUNCH ROOM j principles of the United State3 is FRED ASTAIRE and able settlement of international dis­ religious freedom of worship and i For Day Students I ELEANORE POWELL putes? I believe that our moral thought and chapel periods are of ...... on..a.. u.. . a religious nature, chapel attend­ obligation is to take cognizance of Albrightance College should be Gingrich left to the student'sLibrary the fact that we areAlbright the leading College Gingrich Library “BROADWAYAlbright College Gingrich Library nation of the world in enough re­ discretion. Donald Blackmore—Chapel should spects to enable us to lead society CALENDAR ! M E L O D Y ( be compulsory, but it should be so a whole toward a world rid of war, exploitation and inequalities. i o f 1940” interesting that everyone will want Friday, March 1, 1940 to go. 3.30 P. M. Men’s Glee Club ! With j William Helt—Chapel would be Rehearsal I GEORGE MURPHY j much better if it were not com­ 6.00 P. M.—Sigma Tau Delta Ban- | FRANK MORGAN . pulsory, beoause those who do not Park Electrical Albright College Gingrich Library Albright CollegeBanquet. Gingrich Library | IANAlbright HUNTER College Gingrich • Library want to go and are compelled to Appliances 8.00 P. M.—Free Lecture—Reading ! FLORENCE RICE I lose the value of it. Chapel shou.d High School, “Six-Wheeling Through I LYNNE CARVER } be made interesting so people want John A. Schiavo Mexico” — Robert E. Roth, “Y ” I ------Also Added------j Corner, TENTH & PENN STS. to go. Student group to Buckhill Falls Donald Hoffman—Chapel should (Giant Market Bldg.) I PETE SMITH presents j Conf. be compulsory but programs should Phene 2-1212 READING, PA [ "MAINTAIN THE RICH” [ Saturday. March 2, 1940 ; be improved. 1.00 P. M.—P.A.T. Alumnae Spring Donald Floyd—Chapel should be Luncheon—Basketball with Gettys­ OiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiEiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic* Albrightcompulsory. College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library burg—Away Paul Leinbach—Chapel should be compulsory but programs should be I A L T O N E. 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