Social Problems Can Be Solved by Scientists, Says Margenau

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Caskey Council Freund Exposed Page Six Haver %VS Page Two Yokota 43. Number 17 L.= the ARDMORE, PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1952 WM PER YEAR Citizen Columbus Social Problems Can Be Solved Dance Scheduled; Internationalist Spaak Begins Was Main liner, By Scientists, Says Margenau For Benefit Of Two Week Stay On Campus Paul Henri Spank, BOCLIL PHOBLIMIS cAN former Prenident of the United Historian Reveals BE SGLVED Margenau used to study social problems. He Scholarship Fund CALENDAR Nations General Assembly, Prints Minister Of Belgium until ended his discussion by Manny. 1949. and Chairman and one of the Prthidents of Lief Ericson Got Here First Professor Henry Margenau Ithotailay, April 17 H boor of Higgins professor of Physics and the quesdon to the Wen< of Com- Senior Prom Will Feature the European Movement, is the third If Funds For Monument distinguished stoitar an Natural Philosophy at Yale. lett munism nn. Democracy. Awoke Music By Lee Scott Band; r°‘°-°°°°'° P°°°' °.°`e, Callihan under the Can Be Raised teat Communism was sumessful Grant. Speak arrived at Haveriard last Saturday after a week's van S3 Tickets Now On Sale lheeldeet on the C".°`°""•°: yaterdoy to begin a stay of two week.: Assistant Profer,sor under the terms of the Phillip. largely because it had a Mibrant Some recent research by a cam. "rm.'', T." .1 of Political Science John A. Rorke is in bequest During Mx stay Profes. meow. behind It. `We have only This coming Saturday night charge of planning th antiquarian and hthorlog. Bump, will speak al • special! the visit. sap Mareenau &0 several publM a p-plene Idea of Democracy." th will bring with it, in that event ppher has revealed a priceless atornonly known as the Senior Collection; Roberts Halt 1:als spook ... In addition to an attrirens Monument to Christopher Coturo. let-burrs as well es speaking th said, stressing the need the a In fuller theoretical basil for oar Prom, the culmination of Mata- Collection mth Thorsiay the the on the grounds of the land classes In the andante depart. mente and talking Informally system. gorda calendar of major edbal Saturday. April 19 Npaalt visit /Noll he marked by pan Ington Memorial. Library In ern on Friday pane,th an. to event. Such attractive featur./s ticipotion m ciathes and talks to Mawr. The discovery of this With group* of students. Senior Irmo, In henent Examines Causality thternomy classes the observe- a the Peumiee mom meal. War If emeri•I .11 smelter rumps in clubs and an Monument tits design and cop tory. His subject was °NonCisseal danceable musk and reboil., usitie,. your call for a large erection mark It without a doubt on Wednesday menthe Eredm Fund: Founder, Halt s aor Margenau addressed a large Cosmologies.. Ile began /Us talk km expense in conjunction with Feetnal On/hears t number of unmoral gatherings in Se a work of the lost half of the with a discuailon of thrlanth the fact that the dance will be sorb students will get a chance EX Century, ban thrown the us. group In the Common Room on with Steffy Ormond, Ithrlast, "Cause and Chance In Modern cosmology and its eget:came the last of the year add up to Boolean Halt, ISM pm. to men Simak row EllS111. var. tally staid. Conservative Main He Mowed the thIvereal con- the probabilityIS of a large attend. lu.. question, 01 interest with Line Community Into a veritable ayes." He traced the classical attempts that have been male to stants of aeronomy such as the since. addition. It is hoped Out him. weed of Heldt the age of the ad- Die vary mason of the year will To Spe. In Petatielphia The InthiptIon understand the casual relation verse, the mean density of otat. be an abetting factor, for In the 5401 ',rola!, The inacription on remarkable and Wowed how these theories Collection Hears Spas,. Is schislukel have broken down before the Spring a young man's fancy, or to steak al the Asaderny of Mtn annul reads In part: 'To Chris- Coaled. Philosophy Clam at least tends to be. ale With the exception of this topher Columbus from his fellow cowries of modern physics. The aatmoomer tenter held These constants are cemented Admbalth fief at HI one pubis: address. however, the titian. all the Main Line,' only. , Higgins Professor Of M that they become dimension Britisher Watson tied the world was caumi ph.ysice and Nature Philo For those who may tar one stat e.man will devote hIS of comae, the words -fellow col. less and each of them, in inner. entire stay to Ilmerford sense should read 'FELLOW the If there existed a "demon. sophy et Yelp, rethon or another be lees eager Embassy Secretary Gives alp Aimless form, MMs nail to be Boise:. CTTIZENW' only bigger. The ante who knew the poen.. and ve join Me fun there will be the Attitude Toward Force inert, at in the lag hia talk. Margenau defended near unity. Because the Inc is rationalization that their presence Speak IAvisiting Itin country loth historians of the Main ”Ine, thence opine the claim that It • factor of all of these univet sale will h the 5 05on Adam Watson, First Secretary only for the month of April. The pealed as lathe identity of there mthse at any e meant,eant, then e It interest of he could „net the ntovennent5 destroyed man's faith. He likened It appears that they are tummies Thing, for admission will to ie. of the British Embassy in charge lima half of the month was silent ef— have great at the time rather than constants of Hussies affairs. spoke at Col. delivering a thrift Of all particle. at any pant or .1... te • erEffel at the cent" pendent upon a donation of this of lectures for hopes that a second Monument of an amorphous mass of pos Margenth went on to ahow.thw action lest Marley on the "aril. Zile American Committee on of a like nature scheduled to be future time. Maratha pointed utnutt.t. Man ant, dollars to the War Memorial knrows *,tie theme data prow that the eni' lade of the British towards the tri10 began a two United Europe. He spike towelled an the same tract on nut "" Schoiersalp Fund. But whether to ash the Inchangeaballththus 'I" "ofP the"" deft. " Is In In. wmi.rdered crystal, be terse Is expanding, that the form attending from motives of pas use of form in international weeks visit on • Milne dimes in New York, Dela, Chi• Onober 12, 1952 will provide the titian of position. He also demon deeleted, mom of gravitation is becootha sato grant yesterday. taco Stamford. Buffalo, and much needed clew, and there Itt tar Wan or cauthosion, a good time Mated that LAPInoe's the, we nave not Made Second Boston. The ItallanAmerlran Society theory 1411 It at Coat, e.g. • ca should certainly he had by all only holds If he Is considered as brought under the scope of rel. Music will be supplied by the Watson. who was a guest at a Assembly President at the Main Line (how did titer time Iles, Under these conditions On Thursday evening Man meeting of the Haverford.Bryn Slunk visited the United State, get in here71 announces a nems• lee Scat Orchestra, a 17 pew group that hs proved very MawnSwartlanore Russian sand. Booth, Oakley Get daring the oar to attend confer. icon plot among historical sap the Mew of Lallace are correct, genet talked before the Philoso- a. Margenau bed, at vartoth other dances in les group. this year, and cores 7 r1 UNRRA and Lend Lease OM (reputedly of fianceean de- Electron Heed Abstraction phy Club on the 'Methodology of Drama Club Will wass easequently invited to are while Foals... Ministry of the Pei. ent) to unearth, erect. or Other the Philadelphia area. 'Mete style ▪ he then dwwwpw,,, hrjett,, 55„te the Exact Sciences° He silted ww be In the safe Glenn Miller to the campus outlined what Ford Fellowship et gr. Government in EXiie. He re• wine discover a Monument to Lief that the methods of the exact j of the problems that arise in this wiencea can he applied to the tradition. with the important ad- he tormthred s essential new as _ used in 1945 for the San From Ericson from his fellow court Present Comedy outlook towards war by the mai. creche Conferenee where he repro• teas n OM Male Line. Ohio theory when Mewed In the light inexact mottles of history and dition that it will he playel oy made of the of the quantum theory. Classical Last Thursday elthe the owns who know a. a one of the British. lowehips twonlmteni of the ""‘" • .be andesompeser•M Melees _ l'"1"" l°4°•Wl"2 Lie the McNees-a' denote& • .pdrilEri /petit.Isocial sciences therme. had He fehthe that the llama Club mee to Milemietes•ings 1. Sere, eh. ..do, .for a wow Beidthd. thd. this begun fa Haveriaad , United Nations Chapar.....th the fe find since Lief Enc.. throat come away from Me generally an need of Wring Play. The play. Width IS and Interesting that and threes of the FulgliM Depart ml Paris Conference mute. [IM. he dlacovered America five centuries andit but a timein the always care of associated the electron with a theoretical basis for prediction. George Kaufman and Edna Fen able sounds not in the WOW Mfg cats outlook of the theater part begone Columbus didn't Cletus Oakley of the Matheitatics tna° °P the '‘A'' of the •m°11 get theft it is impossible to wampum n Need Adequate Than berth Wthal Fenny, will be given to which they will for the most of this mote, the concept of nations. e ther. DePerieleLm t. dy position corresponding to time. Margenau showed that there In Roiserts Hall on May 9th and pan Mackie themselves. . war as a numner 01 'goodwill The United Nations Gemmel A. The matter seemed no import Only an infinite energy ran co were three Megan. in the garne" must be won °at all ant that the NEWS Referred it to mutt Porn& Brews Requested calla the ',banter electron. entitle epistemology. Tray an. Temente Tonight toes" a `crusade" OW tothePe Dr. William E Lunt who nth The dance will be held in takWeTSeserB'n'i'ehole'ldP'Inm'Iun'e t Because. under quantum me etude the ..pplane of war Is no ...rut/need of Ine F--on-h''iread'n'mLl:-""toledrokIS:r"" b;'kisn'shpiskil'11fi. aenbned nothing to any shout It. . or perceptive Both, Ethel,' is a eornedY deal- rounded flail, from ane until peace, tor, .5 Watson put IL mak. undertake reseanh in the ohne.. „ sins ran be defined by plan. the theoretical field of Ing with theatre folk — ahem one, with formal draa preferred debate al Sthdente Interested in Chita probability, the principal of au. "oonetructs", and the correspond. log the world sale for "whatever thought to be a take-off on the butbut not prerequisite. 'and b:e1111. 's:pi ft.anninv'e7ari.,, to mace t,Ttitmn.75-nt.. "',°°.tnnw Monument may send their Contri/ oath is Upheld. Single instances ence between the two areas. Man with B was," ' Barrymore Ghat to Oath buttons tothe NEWS The are may no longer define causality, genau etressed the Idea that we strictly bathed. Tickets Seethed To Sala ant acts Mtn one setting, the May is are available either from cone spending the red of the year in refusal to fund to reach 1.50 wine the kitty. but large aggregates an. Two world wars and the ac could not programs In any field fastanoving and extremely gam" nada renraentarices or, tie California. Ills project Ina.. "0" 'env"... ee Gc. luck. halm Cabot! In the question Period blow. without adequate .constrncts.. companytng death, dote... any ias with an "unexpected ending'. readily but more passively. at the and deprivation, plus the disap- extensive reading in philomphy Such sciences s sociology have Wee. in New York. Brat Para main entrance to the dining hall, and the writing of Mere. holoplourd pointment of seeing hopes for the During the year, immediately been aludied on a replan" bas. ily enjoyed a long stay on BrOlr, The committee. headed by postwar world shattered nave Margeneu held. Knowledge call bec Premier Of Morchand Play Mark United. has worked on succeeded in convincing the Brit- C71:7tuzsT:Oan,n7k,,tenc_C‘hbeTit:Lti.70.1,..,,,,,th;,e be turned to underntanding may Troyouth for the sixteen pane the basic that the success of a lab. that total war can never be in thou adequate theory. He said will be held tonight and (Moe Il Tries Sturdiest Theatregoer deme dePendent upon the more than a negative enterprise. zo. that during the last war two row night. There are live major working in Ministration with , d BY THOMAS WOOD ,lent, others empty of a college quality ef its music. and a is The British, however, he rand, O'd ee, major problems arose.e. The Owe parts with smaller parts for Ines upon the prontine this are meth.to 'Mudding up the-. To thoth a Pittsburgh news eerneatlY trying 50 amalga- scientists were presented with O dO not wish to devote too Mate Into play form sane al they hope to attract a craned mendous armaments. with the Cuth71:he,.'trn anote7a, er, t °thieirVisrann dispatch. ate' world premier of b the demand for an Atom Bomb. Mitch lime. Ail Interested are thrice enough to result In a fitting aim at empLoying the threat of Th The Little Serer by Mules grOWIthiola Odle crises. These and the metal scientists for an Urged 10 ere for parts. theme will be inaugurate, dun !:." nickname A. were probably very real to the addition to the Wins Memorial force to deter aggrewith and 5°, O5Ot " t..!""°"l the Morrhard • ." was offered to adequate world govemment. Mar/ American Comedy leg the amend semester at the '''T author and he must be commend- Scholarahlp Fund. Thin fund pro awe an all out conflict. They are, r"."- n • • confused, though fathom. au. genau felt that because the The play Is to be done mutely vides annually a scholarship of he said convinced of the neces. University of Washington sod .. ed for what Is artatnly a brave social scientists tried to solve 1"a. Mena Miring 'he two-night run by etudente with Tom Wood and MOO to that aPlalcant whom the ally of /talon in areas ouch es on - March 11th and Mth at and Impressive undertaking. their problem* without theory k.ggie Glen as co-directors. This t°'°' the 1°°‘-'a 'ht. l'°'°"‘ 1 tai Slunk w Scholarship Committee selects as Konen but always with the on th Marcum Celege. BethelomMei Tod Mikuriyath performance as they fall.. represents a departure loom mutt M• bode, %Yarn in Inth the varams 'Boy- was grad, though not pa- most worthy. ject of containment. The British tiord- Theater. Apply Scientific Method Drama Club policy. Accontiog to In addition to receiving ail the Mao. Bees Growth ten.. HL eensidve face and In. He said the the ralentith president Tom Wood there Is weary voice were a happy com- profits from the Senior Prom. The Little Suffer hi • method or observing the opiane. much enthuelasm both 'at Bryn The War Memorial Scholarship 1l-1Communism"7 A 77ie ' e‘urm7tt i portrayal bination for the sensitive. thee making constructs,. and going , that of the emotional conMas of Mawr and Haverford for the play Fund also Is the repository for brass drum." who Glare In ,air back to the p.p.,. to check these "Boy" growing up. We aee which is the first American nom whatever money is cleared In the NO Beller Friend of mathematics. and ns smot Sartre. Iasi Art construe. could be somewhat, edy to he given here in two years. w. as,nln ono thatch.. of Ms rile and times In gale of Class Night Show tickets. Watson told the group that wotrue 'bold, at.'" a Hurst eleven transitory seen., des- It was encouraging for Hawn the U. S. if Interested in Om. ford dramatics to ewe*" Mr. trTlimiion cribed cryptically In the program Prof iq Profile: Mg defenses" could hod no better than a highly simnel:ad om. ! 0.10 III dn• m„,,, Marchand had with success in en- friend than Great Britain. The Fnr this Fluriwse Dr. 141ku's' is cull. • IWQ oi the congress at the Their verY mPidite sad ee••• an Mew other British program tar the tonne. revising the MIL111:0 10 melt.. a lanai Incoherency were enough though ittetherienced actors. in he said was one of strength. waiting knowledge of the var. two ehort weeks Mr. and Mrs. sod exhatht the roost sturdy Of HERNDON DOWLING TOOK UP BIOLOGY hey. resignation, and not too thua especta of mt. 0' " h"° mod AA, on tin work begun theatengoent. It la a play moray Which of the Ream Drarthtle much blood, become enlarged tithaich the can' Li ,„ „1110 01.01„, ,tn .nntt of emehes—eorne Department directed the play. In conclusion. Watson pointed tunes. Classical mathematic,. oesmi,ir bell- Their job. in view of tome re. CANOEING IN WILD ALABAMA SWAMP earn as trig...ors ealcultth. Ent., an 51,0anto. it. i11111 /he BY PAULDING PHELPS up a basic dilemma that a nation Ported profluedon difficulties was He was, of course, a member of nu spread out to Include geology Mort nem lies sios been a spear the biology doh and considers alternating to adopt a sober. cal- Cost, Pagel, tot 3 a auMcient one. ' At Raverford *Ince September. and paleontology. culating approach to Marna. head or holy poruia • support and Steffy Ormandy W. Marchand has nobly at- Herndon G. Dowling le both himself fortunate In having had After getting kW BS. In 1941 env. non, Malaril. it All' thte a fine high-school aurae In none affairs might face: the tempted to rense the hat art of teacher and student of biology, a the genial biologist spent n sum melon difficulty of succeeding In Potent unity. Wmaknarms1 a poetry in the Theatre. along with eubject that hen I. rooth deep In biology. Transition to college— seer as • geologist prospecting Presultht of ttttt of the Ku. To Give Concert the University of Alabama, where refraining from Instilling a war Exams Scheduled Caskey Councilsuch notable—and a good bit his chltdhood. It is Ude !Meat for Into ore in Southern Ala- fever In Its citizens and pursue • roman Mosemmt rummer with Steffy Ormandy, world famous eurceasful—exoeptions followed eonsialthtly alms high. he wee a day student—was hardly bama for the government. Th e felt, and while theft his Man at the same time a program dash By Foreign Service Freund Exposed harpist, will be that artist et Messrs Fry and Eliot There were nehool. along with the national next four years he spent in the as the present British austerity stir vetIdd honort Soho. the Bryn liewernexel-HaverfoidPage Six May lines which manifested' his reputation of Haverford's Marines. for the most part in the Program. The written examination lot man, and Aleitte tie" import combined orchestra concert ow thinly to do Rot Mis. But„...4 Dorm that brought Mr. Dowlte g Dowling... United Stain aa a training an. ammintnient of POteig11 Se Vi.V Page Two 070' me Saturday. April 19. In Goothart haps we were not Nal t to the allege. cer. Overseas he served as an in. Clans " Hall at 8.30 pas Mrs Ormandy though la grasp all of. hat Southern Drawl tellIgence oMeer, lending an Oki- September halo .11. 1952. The ago airing of the llromol.• Confers Will perform two pieces with the .a n the author was saying, for he pm Dorn In Cullman. a small Ala. drat day of the U.N. Summer Work limit then chem. to I OCR. and arch... Handers Bans (Ma low w. he was later stationed at Chunhill led the t'onfepfter Just a bit too esotericsto peon bthaa town north of Birmingham, ag flab or ninety ace. eerie and Vaughan William's train an audience whoseHaver intimate Guadalcanal. Guam. and finely leof• jacherc piths were drown up for Mr. Dowling Will netetna the more Offered To Seniors then thrathey on Greensionce. Impressions of pubesence are fog at Tienaln In Northern China VSJut.h.....° t`' ''°° a COuncil of Europe. with a at, pleasant elementa of a Southern the emma In their Senior rat , gy. 12 not forgotten, Amplilbions the Bethke For Dow, seniors interested thnean Consultative Assembly, sten Ormandy Is best lenient drawl In his slow. friendlY con and he elle.... -1 Once back In the United Stain% In spending • summer anal, .t.ekre '`'. ssitich would meet of /menthe let the United Stela for having venation- He tells of canoe tripe In. the ...mar follow'. PlayedYoke. In 43.the NewNumber York PNInar- 17 &lel: =tat': ARDMORE, PA., TUESDAY,Mr. Dowling APRIL pursued 15, 1952his study of lag and worldne with the UN natio, amt which swath servo as a deer/ Into the wilds of Alabama of qng house for Summon opinion Meath Orchestra for ten Tears which Is the collection of myaten biology at the University of Flor- there are scholar‘hips meltable A pawing grade of 70 ist the ton nu ntnnennWM PER YEAR Site studied at the leadenly at John B. IHTtheock. 'IS has ending reptiles. the neat of ida. He got hie Mester. Degree front the Col. Halloos la seater. thnguthe test is no long rot... intnttntutnt.°°. Mode in Vienna, and then held there In 1948 and went cm to lima Programme. The A week er prerequisite for taking the; bees ananknotteridea. loth bottles that intrigues the un- Council of Eaow theCitizen position of Columbusnest thrpist In the Social Problemsinformed. Can Be Solved Michigan to gm Ills Ph.D. In 1951. programInternationalist Is connected with ith orSpaak In nrng app.'"'", Begins Editor la Chief or the Danceenjoys teaching, Scheduled; but research UN Secretariat In New lark In the four months that fol.. Vienna Syrnpliony Orchestra, at Mr. Dowling is the last of a He t° CIT.' Si.. remains as one of his major hp Geom. Also open lo +en- lowed the Brussels Conference. the same time continuing a RECORD, Haver! ont'e yr:et- small group of biology end.. and the test well Still be neremere i snwth 5.0then 5enyety nn the to, .Ina,,Was moat Mains program liner, which 4restss amphibians end reptiles loreTwo is the Freres... Week and Garda forStay advancement. On Fach canditate, Campus non, 0,5n5 .En. Byhosk• by Scientists,the members or WM that operatedSays during Margenau his beMgFor the Benefit present target Of of in. ate Student Sommer seminar toe the [bunch she started at twelve. highthhool days In Tuscan.. will caned theSOCIAL reusing P110111.018 Most wththro cAN on Foreign Affair. Mb In toPaul W..° Henri three Spaak, formerrope Prenidentturd on tho.prthentation of the United of Also on the program will be The rat have Mite been subdued pass the exam. He will also be these tn.. to, ntn,„„_. Historian Reveals BE SGLVED used 10 study social problems. He Married wtth a 15-monthold ears workCALENDAR on projects in permittedNations Generalto take the Assembly, lanelmin. t .rinie Minister„ of5.ntt, Belgium wan Bach Breadoshurg Comma° ham St, will be Bathe. inMargenau the medical profession. Along Scholarship Fund governments. ended his discussion by relatingdaughter. Mr. Dowling likes the whirl. the Department of Mate 1949. and Chairman and one of the Proidents of H1919- nom one SmallerLief FourEricson for Gotflute Here duel andFirst Professoa Henry Margenau with the canoe raps there were Thursday, April training Soarses at the ref'kle year after the Congress at the- of Manager. the quesdon to HaverfordSenior college Prom Willespecially Feature Is interested wadIT experience Service Institute. Molln win a repeet Peithrthmes. Rohm professor of Physics andescurelons a nearby chalk cliffs the Issue of Com- the European Movement, is the!Hauge, third dietinguishedMe foreign ministers onof LuntIf th Fundse For Monument munism nn. Democracy, thongthe dose 'relations between the with the De o arint rot Foe Application thanks and others', ten Entntn nnt.nt.nntnnt. signs'. last concert. Saldent ad, Natural Philosophy at Yale. leftto unwise fothils—carnathe corn. Music By Lee Scott Band; "‘"-"e°' ',Calliper; under the Grant. Speak, nnarrived at Haveri,rd ressionCan will Be Raisedbe free. teat CommunismHaverford'e wth Alabama auceroxful Athena and with other faculty farther Information see Mete from may last Saturday after a week's Weltbiro, with collecting Ihologiet. tnembrasS3 Tickets Now On Sale 'he... on Me C°...."°: yesterday to begirt he eirthned stay of two weeks: Assistant Professor largely because It had a "vibrant Havgand. from Mr. Field Bathe.- I Cont. Some recent research by a cam. under the termu at the Phillip. A...td, The tee.° .n lof Political Science John A- Rorke is in chargeFn. 4. ofC44 planning •- • bequest During Mx stay Proles, meow. behind It. `We have only This coming Saturday night Europe. will speak al • amend! a antiquation and hitherto. will bring with It, in that event the visit. tar Mareenau gave several l athe a p-plane Idea of Hermance.' M mpher hth revealed a priceless moment, known as the Senior Collection; Roberta Hall. Oats s poo k ... In addruen to an address In Monument to Christopher Comm lectures as well es speaking th said, stressing the need for a chases In the miente depart. fuller theoretical basis for oar Prom, the culmination of Haven Collection th Thunuiay the the on the grounds of the and. system, forde calendar of major Saturday. Atoll 19 Nissan viii will be Marked by pan Ington Memorthi Library In ern Tema and talking informally eriStal on grid, War to events. Such •attractive features tiripatIon in et.. and talks es. Mawr. The diecovery of UM With groups of students. ,spoke Senior Pm, In benefit of astranoMy classes in Taller poems in Monument tits design and cop Examines Causality the observe- as the Promise at some ma). War St emori•I 00111141,, and an tory. His subject waa ..SionaCitheal danceable music and relatively twine, Plans call for a large struction mark it without a doubt on Wednesday menthe Ersdet Fund: Founder. Halt s men aor Margenau addressed a large Cosmologies.. Ile began Ms alk the expense In conjunction with Few.. preheat. t number of informal gatherings in Se a work of the and half of the with a discuthion of Jorlads the fact that the dance will he win It students will get a chance SIX Century) ban thrown the us. group In the Common Room on with Steffy Omitted, Mende, 'Cause and Chance In Modern cosmology and its Mere:came the last of ihe year add up It Goode.. Hari, 11:311 p.m ossmom Soak .111110.01.1. van tally stald. Conservative Main He Moved the thIveraal con- the probability ot a large attend- l question, OS interest with Line Community Into a veritable Ithwica." He neon the classical attempts that have been male to mans of otronomy such es the ance. In addition. It is hoped that him. weed of light the age of the M- the vary ...won of the year will To See. In Peitedelphia The Inscription enders.. the casual relation and showed how these theories orse, the mean density of ntat. be an abetting factor, for In the Nom Frothy Soak IN scheduled The inacription on remarkable Spring a young man's fancy, or Collection Hears ter steak al the Academy of Mu. artifact reads In part) 'To Chris- have broken down before the M. cowries of modern physic. Coadoets Philosophy Cho at least tends to be. air With the exception of this topher Columbus from his fellow These constants are surnamed the pub.. oddness. however. the The otrommer ',Paw held , Higgine Professor herniation Set citinens on the Main Line,' only. Of en that they become dimension Britisher Watson liftman stat of comae, the wards that the world v.es the.] mod ph.yeics and Natural Philo- For those who may tar one esmni will devote Ms -fellow eel- less and each of them, in dances entire way ta Ilaverford ap " should read 'FELLOW that there existed a demon. eophy et Yelp, reason or another be less eager Embassy Secretary Gives who knew the polthan and on sionleas form, titan to be to kiln Me fun there will be the tivetes. CTTIZENS° only bigger. The ans. Attitude Toward Force toe}, at eve,,atere in the Mg his talk. Margenau defended near unity. Because the tiro is motor...on that then presom Speak la isome 1110: 1101.111117 low historians of the Main oine, tharnoe at any given inetant, then science mains' the claim that It • factor of all of these aetuyteala will he in the inter,, or 5 0,55, Adam Watson, Finn Secretary only for the month of April. The pealed as lathe Identity of there e, the ,,,,,,,,eneent5 destroyed man's faith. He likened It appors that they are tampons Thing, for admission will to of the British Embassy in charge first half of the month cans spent el— he mild „H have goat • crystal renter of the time rattier than comma. of Russian affairs. spike at Col. delivering a trend hopes that a second Monument Of all particle. at any past or .1.. M pendent upon a donation of this of lectures for future time. a tom de pointed of an amorphous mass of pot- Margenth went en to ahow.aow Milers to the War Memorial helloes last Tuesday on the earth Ilse American Committee on of a like nature scheduled to he ally these data prow that the ani. lade of the British towards the . who began a two United Europe. He spate te ate towelled ort the same tract on nut ""' Scholarship Fund. But whether the inchangeaballrethus deP"d,of the den. " Is In the wmi.rdered crystal, b e verse Is expanding, that the fend attending from motives at paw use at force in international weeks visit on a Philips Mentes in New York Dallas, October 11, 1952 will provide the nd at gravitation Is becoming week' grant yesterday. titian of position. He also demon deelared.e there tar skin or canpasslon, a good tune cage. Stamford. Buffalo, the much needed clew, Striated that LAPlace's that we navenot Made Second Bosom. The Itallao-Amerion Society theory 1.11h ieW 0.•, e.g. • ca. should certainly be had by all. only holds Li he is considered as brought under the scope of sel. Music will be supplied by the Watson. who was a guest at a .a_ssendily Of the Main Line (how did they lime fro. Under these conditions meeting of the Haverford.Bryn Soak visited the Untied States get in here') announces a earn. Lee Scott Ortitotra, a 17 Mew the Was of Laplace are correct, On Thursday evening Man group that We proved wry MawnSwthihnuire Russian said. Booth, Oakley Get during the oar to attend confer. low plot among historical seep- Margenau held, sense talked before the Philoso- les group. other this year, and mum in UNRRA and Lend Lease thell (reputedly Norwegian de at carton. other dances in of , Electron Held Abstraction phy Club on the 'Methodology of Drama Club Will the Philadelphia area. 'Mete style was eubeequently invited to are while Foreiga 1110110101. Of the Pea went, to unearth, erect, or other. he ton dww.euw,,, hriert,, the Exact Sciences- He stated turn to the campus outlined what Ford Fellowship a; glen Government in Exile. He re• Om discover a Monument to Lief will be In the safe Glenn Miller of the problems that arise in this that the methods of the exact tradition. with the important ad- he considered th essential new The anaunremenl lac bn^n turned in 19.* for the San Fran. Ericson from laL fellow mixt theory when viewed In the light wiencea can be applied to the Present Comedy outlook towards war by the mai. claw, Conference where he rept. ntho 00 the Male Line. This dinars that It will he played no made of the b a( Cold Fen of the quantum theory. Claoleal inexact et.ln of history and Last Thursday Bled the own who knew a. approWte petty of the EiritWi. bonito twoTerriteni of the awistempesorM Melees _ 1'49°'M 4r•WMA .P the Mechanics' denten& • .pdtalEin ...perinea' Moen He felt that the Drama Club mee to Methaddrotheallesh tam mem, the a ow he Md. has begun la fGVerlead U101ed Nations Chaoyer.....th the fe that since Lief Ericson sloth modal sciences had the come and a time always associated with need of Maine play. The play. Width et and Interesting beat and Men. amy from the generally an of the Futglim Depart ref Paris Conference oath. UN, he dlacovered America five centuries it but In the rare of the electron a theoretical basis for prediction. George Kaufman and Edna Far. able monde new In the dair opted outlook of the greater part berme Columbus didn't dud Cletus Oakley of the Matheithoce lnak °P the e°°s of the . get theft it Is Impossible to compute n Need Adequate MONT bees ROM Family, hill be glom to which they will for the most of Oils centur, the concept of 11111101-10 '•11 either. Department position orreaponceng to time. Roberts Hall on May 9th and part shackle themselves. . war as a manner 01 ..foothall The United Nations General A. The matter seemed no import Margenau showed that there In To Only an infinite energy on in were three elegant, in the act garne" that must be won 'at all ant that the NEWS Referred it to call. the ' Fora' Orem Requested coats" a "crusade" OW remeePt ,Winter' electron. entitle epistemology. They an. Tryon. Tonight The dame will be held in Dr. William E Lunt who nth Because. under quantum mn of war Se m Instruntein Of thkWe's"Jemi'l/e;'eho,e'ofP':ines'osn'e etude the “isp.nt, or perceptive BOW Monne Ia a eornedY deer- rounder. Hall, from nine until undertake totem!. in the philos. „ h';Ihk.uns1kp1:17,fi.senhned nothing to any shout lt. chant.. slats can be defined by peace. for, as Watson put 11, malt. Bidder.' Interested In Chita plan. the theoretical field of Ina with theatre folk — oho one, with kernel drathe preferred t'ur this pined probability, the principal of oil. econetructe, and the correspond. log the world sale for "whatever Monument may send their Cants+ thought to be a take-off on the butt not prerequisite. 'and with B was." h°,,,e11.11'is:pft.anninv'e7art.,, tally is Upheld. Single Instances nice between the two meas. Man Barrymore In awl Irniix•s haled• and balm to the NEWS The Om Ghee three bu strictly banned. Tickets Bohm. To Rearmament may no longer define causality, genau riressed the Idea that we acts with one setting, the play is spending the real of the year in "e refusal 10 fund to reach 1.50 wins the kitty. but large aggregates can. are available either Irani tom. Two world waft and the ac Geud luck. halm Cabot! MUM not progress In any field fastenovbig and extremely few, mato reproentatives or, an California. His project Includes °°5,,W, . 110 "o" e. In the question Period follow. with an "unexpected endinge. oompanytng death, dewruction without adequate 'coolits.' readily but more passively. at the and deprivation, plus the disap- extensive reading 111 philosophy Such science as sociology have While in New York. Brat Fake main entrance to the dining hall, and the writing of Patera. hareitherel Bowles pointment of seeing hopes for the During the vent, immediately been aludied on a epplanee beta lie enjoyed a long stay on Broad- The committee. headed by postwar world shattered nave Maroon held. Knowledge can Premier Of Morchand Play Mark Lissfelt. has worked on succeeded in convincing the Brit- zo.C71:7tu.:70an,n7len:;;;C„ ‘hbenTir:Li„aii70.1,..,,,,,th„er, be turned to understanding may Troyouth for the sixteen Nose the baste that the stereo of a lab, that total war on never be lino adequate theory. He saki will be held tonight and Minor- Tries Sturdiest Theatregoer deno deMndent upon the more than a negative entermtne. that during the last war two row Mght. Them are live major working in tallaboration with , peal BY THOMAS WOOD Rant, others simply of a college quality ef music. and II le The British, however, he said. 111'. major problems arose. The prom parts with smaller parts for those upon the probe o earMaly trying amalga- I this that ere resigned to ebusalem up tre, To smote a Pittsburgh news eat scientists were presented with whO dO not wish to devote too they hope to attract a erased C71:he,'elman rnnind,e,,r7 bMate Into play form some of otendous armaments.' with the itt,77,,,o7 •Ia'n7nriOirs.t.',:tt?airc dispatch. .The world premier of the demand for an Atom Bomb. Minh lime. Ail Interested are large enough to result In a Meng aim of employing the threat of This eyiwd .Frt.I.IoSens'Itiket The Little Serer by Charms A. grOWieffings little crises. These and the aortal mien.ta for an urged to try for parts. theme svill n• inaugurated dun !:,e5' nickname were probably very real to the addition to the War Memorial form to deter aggression and Morchand • _" was offered to adequate world government. Mtn American Comedy Scholarahlp Fund. Tide fund p big the second semester al the author and he must be commend- genau felt that because the foran all out conflict They are, In Ilyds fur • t car • confused, though anrloue au. The play is to be done 0/11141y des he sad. convinced of the noes. unieen..ity of waainnom. nn ed for what Is ortainly a Drove annually a scholarshipI of ,1 oliall "". 1'""u" fiance during 'its two-night run social selentiste tried to salve by students with Torn Wood and MOO in that applicant whom the ally of action in meth ouch es on March 11th and 2Sth at and Impressive undertaking. their problem* without theory "1 "'°' the "rn tubed iter ally Othggie Glen as co-dlrectors. This Scholarship Committee !selects as Koren but always with the ob Harmon Cortege'. E'perlmomM Tad MIkuriya'a performance as they fail.. !momenta a departure loom mutt V.•nm°. M•th 11°' lode, in M. the caroms 'Boy- was god, though not eol- most worthy. Jon of ontainment. The British erf°M- Theater, Apply Scientific Method Drama Club policy. Accenting to rn Oakley !tali stn, wth ith.. ill• eensinve face and In. ht addition to receiving all the nglt' clod of Europ' mn,krl t Truer o Trans Bay's Growth He said that the Mentifth president Tom Wood them is profits from the Senior Prom. mere voice were a happy com- method or observing the opiane. much enthuelasm both 'at Bryn 1111,7,1enA-eth,,,ruieme m t°''sfer'n'tihu71"7.hi The Litho Suffer hi • portrayal bination for the sensitive. Inn. The War Memorial Scholarship of the emotional conMets of making constructs and going Mawr and Haverford for the play Fund also Is the repository for brass drum." whu Glare In isles "Boy" growing up. We aee bark to the p-plant to clothe these which is the first American corn• whatever money ls cleared In the NO Beller Friend of mathematics. and ns Bohm last Art construe. could be succesefully My to be given here in two years. thatch.. of Ms life and times In sale of Class Night Show tickets. Watson told the group that 1,0101-, eleven transitory scenes, des- It was enommaging for Hawn the U. S. If Interested in Om. eribed cryptically In the program ford Maenad. to ore*" Mr. Prof iq Profile: Ina defenses" could and no better than a highly spomithesi otm. ! ouo ,d du. „n„„,, Marchand had melt success in ne. friend than Great Britain. The Fnr Chic Flunwse Dr. 141ku'v in gull. lTtinlldI I' moiling an row. other wllling- British program far the (sure. revising the 011110:0 10 11111111.10 B oi the congress„. at the Their verY rePtdite I lags, Jowl incoherency were enough though Inexperienced actors. In he said was one of strength. sob working knowledge of the var. two abort weeks Mr. and Mrs. tO wthitelt the most sturdy Of HERNDON DOWLING TOOK UP BIOLOGY rimy. resignation, and not tag Tee thewia of math e` h ha. Which of the Hamm Dramatic melt blood, boon, enlarged taroneh the 1.011, ,„„„„,n U. work helm theatengoern It Is a play mostly 1'Iti. et hothes—sorne oesmi,ir Department directed the play. In CO110105100. Watson pointed tunes. Classiciii mathematic,. Their job, in view of some re. CANOEING IN WILD ALABAMA SWAMP such as trig...ors calculi. Eno, an Of.....Or itn i11111 BY PAULDING PHELPS He was, of course up a basic dilemma that a nation binn Ported production dIfileultles, was , a member of este spread out to Include geology atteMpting to adopt a sober. oat- ti.I.nt lam Men a spear. the biology club 111111 considers Cent, col. 3 a auMeient one. ' At Haverford *thee September. and paleontology. culatIng approach to interne- noel. 'wad III 1101I1 11001141 • supprn, sod Steffy Ormandy Me. Marchand Ms nobly at- Herndon G. Dowling le both himself fortumte In having had After getting hn BS. In 1942 ins. nom Mal act, II 100 a One high-school course In nom] affairs might face: the kn- tempted to revive the fast art of teacher and student of biology. a the genial biologist spent n thm m difficulty of succeeding In topent unity. SI.113.11 B.O. named a poetry in the Theatre. along with eubject that ha. I. rooth deep in biology. Transition to college— tree as • geologist prospecting Prodent of Ilv ttttt ef the Eu. To Give Concert the University of Alabama, where refraining from Instating a war Exams Scheduled such notable—and a good bit Ills childhood, It Is this Internet, for Iron ore in Southern Ala fever In Its citizens and pursue • roman Movero-mt 1o.wther with Steffy Ormandy, world famous Mare eurcesatul—eSeeptlene aa faHowed eonsistotly shoe high- he was a day student—was hardly henna for the government. Th e felt, and while there his Inter. at the same time a program such By Foreign Service harpist, will be thest artist et Messrs. Fry and Eliot Them were gehool. along with the national next four years he spent In the as the present British austerity surveilled b, honors Seth. the Bon Mawr-Drexel-Haverf aid annoy lines which manifested' his regulation of Haverford's Marines. for the most part In the Mother. The written examination lot mull;, alai Abide ilet: import combined orchestra Mame. on ability to do jbst this. Butr,...4 Dean that brought Mr. Dowl[n g Dowling... United S.tes as a training oM. spointment of 1,7100111 B1.11V1,B olcp tnk'n by raw Saturday. April lg. In Goolhart haps we were not WM t It the college. cer. Overseas he served as an in. nnlmrs Clans a. will be Hall at 8.30 path Mee Ormandy though M grasp all of what Southern Drawl telligence oMor, landing an Oki- September .11. 1952. rho age vdning of the llrowel.• Cofer, Will perform two pieces with the author was saying for he fro nawa on the first day of the in- U.N. Summer Work limit has been changed to Include es,Z arch... Hoiden. HAM late Born In Cullman. a 5,0011 Ala. voltam. he was later stationed at and Chum-di Just a bit too esoteriesto pow peals. or twerp' rnamof ace. ll eerie and Vaughan WiUlam's hthsa town north of Binningiuun, Guadalcanal. Guam. and finally '''eacherc 104110 wore drawn up he train an audience whose intimate Mr. Dowling still _ethane the more Offered To Seniors Junius may Foamy on Greenalano. Impressions of pubesence are fog at Thoth In Northern China rho exams in their Senior ye:r..aka a COuncil of Europe. with a Eu. pleasant elementa of a .Southern mlwa Steely Orrnandy Is best loom ay. 12 not forgotten. Amplelbions end Reptlini For thow solar. Interested Consultative Assembly, drawl In has slow, friendlY core and s oPPethledan we '`.,.issitich would meet et inte In the United States for having emotion- He tells of canoe trips Once back In the United Stain In spending • summer Mud,. Ing the summer rnale Played In the New York PMIner- Mr. Dowling pursued his study of lag and worldne aith the UN untie, and which math serve as a clean into the wilds of Alabama. of iing house for Eurteenn opinion Wade Orchestra for ten Tears. which Is the collection of myaten biology at the University of Flor- there are wholanhio avaleibte A passing made of 75 iv the Site studied at the Academy of John B. lacheock. MS has landing reptiles. the result of ida. He got hie Mestere Degree from the United Halloo la modern thnguthe test is no long. ,..„5.d e. Music in Vienna, and then held there In 1948 and went on to term Prornminte. The A week er prerequisite for taking the; e- beesamaltnottsfieleeted low bottles that intr.-km the tug Council of Europe the position of arm larpist In the Informed. Michigan to gm ills Ph.D. In 1951_ program le connected with the oral or Editor M Ch.( of the ...Nay. teaching, but rocarch UN Secretariat In New Tara ex.. sOO.m"! In the tour months that fol. Vieena Smnphony Orchestra, at Mr. Dowling is the last of a CioA4 Six. Hm‘mer. O• '-'"O,' lowed the Bowels Conference. Me same time continenti a RECORD, thaverionee then remains as one of hie major in. and Geom. AM open to on- is test will still be small group of biology enthus- Spo,k xnr x'lechowty5enoty others program which retests, amphibians and reptiles Mrs ls the Profoor and Garde for advancement. Each candithte, b athefon book. by the members or lots that operated during his being the present target of m. ate Student Summer senerthe she started at twelve. higheehool days In Tuscalum wrn .‘m• m, rope Sal on tlx.presentation of Also on the program Mil be the retiring Want oth.en au on Foreign Affairs Thia Se pass the corn. He will also be these to,, The rest have 311000 Oen subdued Married oath a 15-monthold Bash's Reanneetnerg Commie Kaye. 14, will be Bream. in the medical profession. Along Wires work on protons In ermined to take the lanthaire daughter. co, Dowling likes the widen the Department of Slate govenvnenta. In bfal• 1919. On Needier Four for nuke duet and with the canoe trips there training comm. Of the Manager. were Haverford college Ide, especially ix interested wad experience year after the Congress at the Wolin toll, a repeat Performs.ee. excursions to neorhy chalk cliffs Service Institute. !Hauge, the foreign ministers el hom the last concert Slacken ad. anthe close 'relations Oboe. the with the Department. For Appleatien Monks and geiteral, 00e to worth loadla--careping tom. HaVerfOrd'. Math= alma-Ion soul be free. and with other faculty farther Information see Mete information MO be obi .. bind with collecting. Rthlogint. membon 1 1 Ithelland. from Mr. Field Hathand Cont. hags 4 Thd-

EDITORIAL FEATURES, COLUMNS FREUND EXPOSED ALUMNI NEWS. 1111111Mennsum Haverford News The fedlowing Is the result of an Interview the background athletic prowess and social with Gerald Freund. Students' Council President, mares of the candidates to the Insight, ability and ALUMNI NOMINATIONS Page Two Haverford, Pa-, Tuesday, April II, 1922 J. Carson Plans 1951-52 on the subject of Ids reputed leadership qualities which. I feel. Amid Limon/ The annual meeting of the Alumni Am..= will be machIntr, which has caused a good deal of son- all. There has been naming secret or atoderhend Railer James D. Crawford held In the Haverford Union on Altuon17.00,&7une 0th. troves*, around came...jot the peal year ...Ed.) ad about the methods used. Alumni Weekend for the election of officers and such other butanes; as may Alan seine Editor Philip R. Stansbury I. Whet L the Freund M.O.! I. What has been the althooe of the machine ter' properly mote before the meeting. IfYliffill Manager Andrew L. Lewis, Jr. The Freund machine is a diver. group of P. college social sweats? The Nominating Commit. presents Ina following ...Senior News Edda. D. Frederick Muth pie who on one Issue or another hue agreed sod Unfortunately, we have not succeed. in mak. For June 6th-8th nominations for ohne.% and members of Me sought to persaude others to their polne'of mew. , Executive Neva Editors Philip S. Benjamin; John H. Kelly: Ina the college Bode events more informal and Committee of the Alumni Association. for Alumni Rep* It has not been Alumni Day Chairman Joseph Willie C. Wilson a political machine mash on less ermensive. Until the classes and organisations sentative on the Board of Managers and for the regnant patronage on graft Os activities have been to R.•Cersort. '37. announce that Spent Edirne, John C. Burton. Heine F. Koch sponsoring damn stop competing to get the nest members of the Alumni Council for the coming year: spired by a common interest in the welfare of preliminary plans have been de- Alumni biller --John S. C. Haney, III bands in the land, we will continue to nave es. President Thomas McConnell hit the college. Any other Interpret.** at the "ma velopee for Al.ull Day In June. . etivertiting Alarms., William G. Have let Vice President Edward RS Moon, 'It chine" are products of the Imagination of cam- To Lest Over Weekend on 4P There`77,2i. • definite bark o'f 2nd Vice President John S. Williams, '20 Circular :es Manner, Norman J. Bed., pus groups who have been dissatisfied with poll- Became of the fart thee Com. imagination and creative ability employed by eta. Std Vice President Lewis IL Bowen. '35 eIrrums.t 8111iint11 .11.aFer Gordon`Wmter deg and &edam of the Students' Council. dents providing enteruhrment for themsehreo on mencernent Day this year will A When and when did the Freund machine orig- be Friday. June 5th, &Imre New York. N. Y. A:rosr dustier" ... H. Gallagher; J. Hitchcock; hlogth- this campus. In addition. the students should lake aO 'Treasurer inate! tivIdes have Mao expanded to benhunks S. Loewenstein, '34 suer: li. haiodurr; D. Kelsey NI. mare initiative for more informal studentfacaty Itheetnive Secretary Bennett S. Cooper. '11 Klan; T. Penick: P. Phelps; L. It started with the diesaWfaction of a number Coln/CO. take In the weekend of June Ilk and Win Starting with an alumni Members of the Execallve Committee to term he three Prager, S. Sachs. M. bridon: G. of people to the apathy and lack of leadenuthm 1. What hat been the attitude of the morn. yeti's: Shedd J. Somerndike golf tournament of Friday after- of previous Students' Councils. This dissatisfam towards athletic.? Herbert W. Renner, lion manifested Itself in organized activity for the s June Gth, the restivilles will Sport, Astoria. IT Cane: D. Denney; J. Hopkins; The beat thing about Hsverford atM.rs ta I Jomph R. Carson. Cl election of a different Council. plotted on the third continue until Sunday, June 8th. that everybody participates and that there is no Accomodations .11 be mall. James A. Schneer.. 'Is Batints, isxorieses K Hamilton: G. NIrDo.14. [lour of Yarnell House during the dismal welter attempt at prolessionahen. We tax not "age.. Member of the Executlee Committee from the Gradu- days of 1951. able for alums and their fami. Pieteeraphrrs R Hutton; V. Peckham; J. Mhlelln but we do.not think parUcipation in tit. Um at a reasonable rate and ating Class to serve one year: 0. Outline brosdly the palter. of the machine. Sporn Photographer A Col Seger leiles should be a primary meta of education at meals starting with Friday night Wilirint Atoms '32 The mend policy has been to represent the Haverford. Thus. It would be Moe to have a held supper me continuing "Megan The Nominating Committee memoa for election as Interests of the majority of the students. many house: but, I think, we need money for schosah Sunday dinner, will be available Alumni Repreentative on the Board of Managers, Housemaid's Knee... of whom are not as vocal as certain minority ships and a new dormitory fine of all. at coal The annual Alumni Dln. Robert A. Lucks IA groups are on every important Issue. The opinion a. Whale ste amide eery ea the `wanalltthe sort nee will be 1.1 on Saturday eve. REGIONAL COUNCIL ME.MVIS The pinch of rising prices is here again. Despite • of the thinking majority was interpreted to de- Anording to the official Students' Coonell Moe on the Lawn between Found- To Serve for One Year mand strict enforcement of the whole honor rye the adminstratioas "hold the line" attitude, it men. report. 1951-52 the Count-II "appointed 147 ste er. Hall nod Roberts Hall and • New Embed Slates Gem) }akin Stake tern rather than the apparent tendoncrof former dents to 93 lobs or committees. Appointments prominent guest .peaktr hY Clinton P. Knight, Jr., le J. Howard Morris. Jr.. in likely that room rents will have to he raised for next Council policies to "let atomism dogs lie". A con were made on the bans of Ill ability. 121 inter been invited to attend. Providence. R. L Cleveland. 1)015 acientlous administration of the whole honor ay. year. The present rents just don't pay upkeep and FMB roams To Be Mailed Franc. Barton Gumtree*, Id Giflord.rs Foley. 13 tern is, I believe desired by the majority of ,., Wellesley janitorial (Inlay costa. II. Do you think the Freund machine stiff condone A lull program of the Alumni Iwo Mama Chicago, Ill. students. New gen. Ire nonebb! weekend will he maned to all Wotan Shim So what? a. Born the Freund machine tend toward political Ingram IL Richardson, IS William his Llaminon, /3 I hope so. All oleellent swains' Council has, alumni early in May, with a cou- The allege can always join the fashionable group and mole rellealism! Mendham. N. J. Denver, Colo. I think. just - been elected. The level and Men pon by which reservatIom may No (Unfortunately. come wrenched fellows use Hen a. Lesehter. '14 of Eastern colleges on the tent treadmill. There is al- aity of student Intelsat and responsibility in stu- be made. The limerford NEWS the words 'Idealist" and MdmItstio Vhsel.d. N J. , as crane dent government is el present, good. Theta will carry further announcententa -Patten States ways the honor of a TIME story extolling Haverford words.) E. Roberts Mei*. '99 would, though still be much greater social inter reseeding the program. Se the feat college to raise its coats into the five thous- 0. lab* metherla Me the machine used to get as La Habra Heights, Cade est and responsibility on the part Si most do New TOM, Conneetleot . and dollar a year bracket. There is of count, score candidates elected! re1106,11.01/1 (other thee Malls.1 darn, Unfortunately.. Indication of a Counsrl's Robert C. Sullivan. '29 tratemic mmleMoing, personal 'ionetta. Meade (Monte. 14 question as to where the college would find the student leadership and effectivenesa Ix the degree Of eis Bronsville. N. Y lion. and the immoral method of Rubor...anti Menton to its activities and members. John R. Hogness Johnstown body that could pay the costa To be Ratio.. any n- --- • ------ - - - Alfred R. Crawford, 11 Waned E. Mead Ts Pleassolvale, N. Y. erve* in student fees-particularly in Meet years be- Pittsburgh Works On Cure Robert C. Annum '34 F. H. Mcilveln. ' fore the scholarship crisis is aolved-would result in an Wallington. Coon. DOWeinglown Robert Macerate, '43 unbalancing of the student body toward those who east SP ING HAS SPRANG Dr. John FL Hogneas of the class of 1943 has been womdng Flushhig. N. Y. pay rather than those who can make other and perhaps an • new cure for drug addicts at Delamom Maryieed, .'.mates, D. C Pltiledelphia more positive contributions. the University of Worthington John Phillips. '10 WUllans G. Rhoads If in the eight weeks of school rernainme you 1.-Brooklyn 2.-New Yard '97 Seattle. W.thington. Dr. Housemes. Washington, D. C. Frank W. Cary, '01 There Is another answer. Last year Yale decreased should happen to find yourself choking tr. the 3.-New York 3.-itoeton as given Inc addicts to In Cheri. Warner, Jr.. '22 John F, Rich intellectual atmosphere of the Haverford campus, 11.-St Louis 4.-Detrolt '94 -lite janitorial service in the face of rising coats: Haw year and you desire to breath again, you might end It hisexperiments. He wanted to Wilmington, Del. MEMBERS AT LARGE 5.-Burton 5.-Chicago and toll whether ACTH would Ennkilei 0. Curtis, 76 • Iprinceton instituted what is in fact a syatem of co-opera. worth your while to Journey to Twenty-First and 1'u Serve For Three Year. 11.-1PrtisIntrgh 8.-St. Louis help ethict over the Lehigh Avenues in the good quaker (My. There, agoniMm Baltimore, Md. C. C. Morro '04 •tive dorms. A eimilar move at Haverford would help the 7.1-!Inetnimd 7.-Phlladelphia withdrawal Seallwestem Slats through the woog of pleasant cigar smoke, your period. One of his pa Philip B. Deana 11 8.-Wmenington tents npecially needed nein. J "ndroinistration to hold the line a little longer, rrain ran take a rest. m you settle bark and enjoy . Howard Marshall, Cl Toris, Penna. The- sop twee teams in the Nett°. League since she was about to have a Ashland, Ky. Suck a system brings with it two problems. II you'll pardon the expression. a true Armrean Walter C Baker, Cl - It re. all havi-eirertfy mod chance. of running awsy. baby. and babies an somelLnm tradition: Mahe league quints a student body smart enough to make Mars and with at ti marbles as It looks at this point_ Ilse born win the mother's &donee... Although It is far from a luxurious stediont ' handle a dust rag. More important, it requires a etudent Mulls. brae at outfielder Monte Irvin bin done ACTH came Bight ag the Tea able to seat 7h0e0 people, quaint little Shibe Park them a' teat deal of therm. while the PhUlles race 1951-52 ALUMNI-FUND REPORT body that wants to keep the dorme in fairly respectable le fairly pleasant and not too dirty. As far as the All ten of the addicts agreed to had their etwices increased by the poesiallity of Ins Dr. Hotoem go to work. Foe quality of the sport Is concerned, there are two the returning Curt Simmons regaining his pitch aTradition. the first three days of the seven. extreme*. The Philan of the National League will leg prowess of 1950, although too much wishful AS OF APRIL 7 Granted much • student body, the system would be usually put on a pretty geed Mow, white toe day mese, ACTH was given In- thinking about his return might well be dismtrous. travenously, then muscle Inf. 914,249.65 ,quite simple. A small janitorial staff would he tampon- Athletics of the American League nth appear a Brooklyn will be hard to handle also, but we'll 175 bit ancient and needing some spark. When the hone we given. The mother.th- CONTRIBUTIONS MDR A TOTAL OF sible for cleaning the hale and bathrooms and dietribut- stick with the bome•towners on this one - he suffered from none of the former team is In town soull have plenty of Tme AteletimI fans though we me, we cannot $14,241140 sweating. clamps. beseeches dl- : kng and collecting bed linen. This would leave the au- company in the orandelands, but with the An suite see double glory for Phildriphls In Inst. you must be content with only two or three anima and vomiting that us•-"y 21% OF THE ALUMNI HAVE CONTRIBUTED . &AM the job of cleaning their room and making their Men with the OM Ratting Chump*. and Home- occur during withdrawal ne thousand. rs Bing, the former thane. of the • - •• _ • „ beds--both jobs that many atudents find time to do e- Grand Oki baby wm born a* showed no Anyone who has ever rollers. the Mg leskaues Man of amen. oompSse nothing better than • sign of addiction. PLEASE HELP YOUR CLASS BEPRESBNTATIVES ready. The result would be another year without a raise ' win not this season quite • change from those of second division ball dub. Five other mate did as area the past. Two of the most famous players of the an BY SENDING IN YOUIC in rent in return for a limited amount of housemaid'. In the American Leagues. like every prediction the mother under ACTH: two past decade will be missing from malts of the far the last nn year, we won't pick the Y.kees, CONTRIBUTIONS PROMPJLY . (or Ivy League) knee. more did aim t 14 offer- Animism Frame doe DDie..b bon. or Me and the /our out of those live years. the •New ing nothing worse than mild Yank, uniform for the bat time In October, sof Yorkers will probably take the crown again. But periods of sweating. Tam were Scholarship Scandal... Ted Williams will be leasing the Boston Red hOn the Bronx dynasty may well find that the mace faun* to go into military service. The oiler they added le left by Joe DiMgggio will not be filled adequately, Hera* I. Elscourage Treatment At right about this time, every year, there comes the the sport will mutely be missed, and may result so well chow Cleveland with its use pitching ,off a alight decline In Menden* to rule the roost in September. Instead of weaken- Dr. Hogness said regretfully. CLASS NOTES deadline for applications for scholarships; and, every noting that two 01 the ems have So. with tongue in cheek and a watch! id eye en ing B031011, the lose of 'Ted Williams should im- gone back to the addiction: "The time, the inadequacy of Haver)ord's scholarship pro- the Ilmb on which we are climbing, we shall veer proinve their chanesfra,c. and they ought to * in the only lemon we're announcing our tans Blanche, of UM elti..11te wedeln gram forces itself once mare upon our attention. It Is lure mme predictions about the run for the money thick of the results this early Ls that we'd late Dr William W. Comfort resent took place on the 45th of 1.4,..- which will draw the attention al many of an all Speaking ofthe world champion Yankees • not that the problem is the same, and no better solved, to encourage other doctors to try ly spoke on the faith of Quakers uary in the Protestant Char 4 is through the summer months. Next Septernoer, thdyll get the 1952 Antenna& Lethal, on the treatment'. Oh s F of the Lehigh Val- Saigon. that it has always been; with constantly rising college after the dust has settled, you may have the laugh wider way this very of at Shibe Park So, If you care the on of peanuts not dogs. and ley Friendsrieda inthe Bethlehem The newlyweds will return es bills, the echolarahip program that we do have become. on on cigar smoke, join me on that iota YWCA. Its country at the. expiration r' National trip Philedelpoi• more and more pitiful each year. Amebae and we'll gel our payee. education sitting Iowa F. P. Rfstine, '94 1906 Mr. Blacke's service In trim. 1.-Philadelphis The Alumni sake annotates, China, mmetime .in the lam - Just what does a $300 scholarship mean where col- 1.--Cleveland -P.A. with regret the death of Joseph pringor eern, summer. Moan ' lege bins alone, for resident men, run 11300 to $1500- Passes Anniversary Hamra Morrie on March !Sin. sshile the couple. who spent theca let alone the constantly rising extra expenses that every The New York Stock Earhange He was the lather of J. Howard honeymoon at Angkor WM. the firm of F. P. Rthine 6 Co., of Monis 1.30/. Hia *me Helen he. Celebrated ancient city at templetemple one must face in the meters of clothes, extra food to hiladelphia celebrated the 50th Morals survives hint. mins in Cambodia. have supplement the dining room's meager fare. booke, and IN THE MAIL Pniversary of its founding on 1500 turned to Hanoi, where Mr. Dr. Fredetick 5, Taylor talked a moderate amount for recreation? Let an face it-in Sunday, February 10th. Blanche serves as American Lon on the 'Evolution of Medicate in sun Founder SIOI Heed order to hue moderately well at Haverford for an &ea- Dear Mr. Editor. The arealeel ergunient aaaml pnrag North Carolina'. on April I In the am. The arm's golden Jubilee is mat ' . demie year, including college bills, and all other ex- ..igidany residents of Barclay and Lloyd Don* femme groups in students' room. to the In. Amphitheatre of Duke UM** unique among stock exchange Raymond E. !damson is the tortes. whether they liked It or not, played boa) ei *Wily of the damage that 11011w 14 School of Medicine. - penes. it is genemly conceded that a visitors Director for Germany of student and Ms to a delegation of sociologists during the resent are hound to IM1nI. The reseal hand of so hokum because it has the earn. 1511 tee head today aa when it World Comet of Chum*. Sere family must part with about $2000. A few get by with spring vacation. Two weeks before this 1st* 'stateside W. a well-behaved group - one of •vas started William I. Kleine has Aired Ice to Refugees. He Is also Meld less, but it is necessary to cut a lot of comers to do so. tation by the guests of the powers above the the country's hen - but even ammo of then on February 10, 1902 He is Fred. from active buainesa H. Is re Chairman d the Connell of R. students. a notice appeared on the bulletin board went bogavild. Thor* were several mad par. elicit P. Wenn% • resident a Of course, one can say with a good deal of justice lathing residence In the Ben bit Olaf Agencies Licensed for Opera. EDITORIAL informing the children that they mint scat- mmies with at least three disappear Wayne. Pa. Hills section of Chicago but that the general level of academic work around here Mr. Rini* um graduated Um in Germany through welch papa's /Mends were moving in In this letem. I mom of rapenalve mu or siodents, drinklea hopes to vlsit. with Ides Eielna burn Haverford School end Han American ehurthea and welfare has not fallenFEATURES, as the scholarships COLUMNS have relatively dwin- am riskingFREUND condemnation as the Meat American EXPOSEDstem. Casfnraes were sink In at treat two ALUMNItheir three married chlldren NEWS. enfold College in 1994 He entered agencies have seol.over 381fOle dled away. This is indeed true-no one has ever made a Villain by explaining why L think lids billeting sande. of Lloyd. and a valuable sworn 1111111.anneue Inc in Arizona. Mermen.... the employ of the Real Estate 000 worth of relief supplies to very good case for the thesis that people from well-to-do of conference groups is unfair to the dormitory removed Iran a wall In narclay. Other dam- maid Maryland. The (rdlowing Is the result of an Interview Treat Company upon his gradua- Germany alma 1916 Haverford News reSidents. theage background was thflicted athletic by thin adultprowess, group and and sacralthe Mit families are generally 10.11 bright than students of very with Gerald Freund. Students' Council President, graces of the and/dates to the Inelght, ability and tion in MN and left there in 1902, ALUMNI NOMINATIONS 1 mare that the College feels that It Is youthful summer borde of last year were Dean do. W. speech, Sr, of modestPage Two circumstances. Haverford, On thePa., other Tuesday, hand, April no one II, 1922can 1951-52, on the subject of ill. reputed "political toJ. launch Carson the business Plans that bears wading Its dormitory seam tell dons not In. leadershipmore spectacular qualities Inwhich. their Idiatruction. feel. abould The donne/ Wesleyan TheUniversity annual has needing been all of theThe Alumni annual amodation meeting will of be the 'possibly deny that the level of our student body would machine., which has caused a good deal of :ion all. There has his name. At that lane. his part. Edits. lama D. Crawford site.mmiln to use Lloyd and Barclay during vanishing of betfurniture notnIng from secret am Entryorimdernehd sue poutedheld chairman In the ofHoverter. the Commit Union Syracuse. on AlumitelijiG7une New York. Agency 0th. of trove., around cameettior the past year .. ed about the methods our was Frards IL Centeno. who be still higher if Haverford could pick its students et- saMtIons , or II It did not throw the campusFA) the ink fight 4 the new.used. mom are bitter Inc Alumni Weekend tee offoe Examiners the election In Win of who.. of the and the such Provident other butanes.; Mutual as Life may Dr illanseine Editor Philip R. Stansbury 1. Whet ea the Freund Machine! subeeqwently retired The bush o tirely on the basis of ability to learn rather than ability open to Mom profitable, inn elm, more bar I.modes What hasbows been It the the college attliene must of the contioue machine to' Collegeproperly Entrance torso before .2.1 -Stetalon meeting. saran. Conipkfiy. held February IfYliffill Manager Andrew L. Lewis, Jr. nem was extended to New York hrg,,The hordes Freund doting machine the ismoonset. a diver. As group for the of P. collegeparing social normal sweats? healthy burns. In students' Board. 2t. marked Harry G. Rant)earses • to Ivy .d New York partners were ad. The Nominating Committee presents the, following ...Senior News Edda. D. Pretend Muth piemgielist who on admatages one issue orof anotherhailer youferences bone agreed et sad room,Unfortunately, it must be we film...11y have not responsible succeed. in for mak. For June 6th-8th nominations19111 for ofneers and12th anniversary ,as ceders' - At Princeton and Yale, one often bears the bona milted. SW1 later, the New Me- members of Me, Executive New Editors Philip S. Benjamin; John H. Kelly; soughtHaverford. to persaude Memoir mum..others ofto collegetheir poinief Income view. Mgsay the strident college property sad. events that le more inhale{ informal or dam- and Mr. Committeeand Mrs. AtftedAlfred of the R. Alumni Delves Association.Men Senior /meatfor Alumni Frederick Rep* that "if etudents are bright enoughC. Wilson to go here at all, the ItIle{ has in contributionsnot been a political and student& machine fees. mooed and on m, officesAlumni In Day Elizabeth. Chairman Westfield Joseph Inerferstedt reviewed the encory% William lessaged. apensive. Natureity, Until me the mon* classes pack and up organisations all a lib R.•Cerson. 77. announce tentative enmgementon the BOLA of Managers and for the regional Sprit Editors John C. Burton. Heins F. Koch Wattagethat the moneyon graft even Os activitiesHaverford have Is able been to in. and Ridgewood were opened.e that univereity will somehow see to it that they are financially sponsoringrecord, books. dam. stopand competingboo...* whenever to get the va- nest preliminary plans have been de- their dattghter.member. of Barbara, UM Alumni to Will- Councilproves. for the daring coming the year:twelve palm. ..able to come." Of course, everybody knows that spiredestruct by from a common the Manors interest would In not the be welfare much, of c.. rolls mound. Alumni Ed.. - -John S. C. Haney,-Ufa III bands in the land, we will continue to nave en. velopee for /dental Day In June. iam BarnesPresident Curti.. Jr. raying Thorn. special McConnell Irtnitato Mr.IN 18'saw thein lightcollege. of Anythe meinother . Interpret.**uf additional at book-the "ma As for the legal., a this billet.; ei hatat'a accomplishments - .ideal ellorrtiting is not Almost., completely realised; but theWilliam very fact Nave that bar let Vice President1525 Edward RI Moon, 15 G. chine"keeping. are If products the comptroller'. of the Imagination offim seta fluof tocam- To Lest Our Weekend ; men at these colleges can make this statement with a battens.orar t* CollegeThere her` 77,2i.the upper • hand,definite three lark II oet' fRichard M. Sutton Charles2nd ViceHar10hnsnr, President Professor A buffetJohn suPPer S. WIllteuns, tor enema: or Circularise Mr... Norman 3. 'tariff, pusuhuPeu groups extra who whenever have been • student dissallsti. wham with topod- Became of the fart that Com. Bea 'Irtruight face should give Haverforellans considerable awnslenagination the room; and and creative etudents ability do employed not pay by rent wu. ol Phialshphy2nd Vice President in the Univosita agency.Lewis Me.o(dce IL Bowen. staff 11 and Arrittant 8111iint11 .Hater GordoeWnner dedphase and an actions Item upon of the ha Students' 4111, the Council. MOW! nena melanoma Day this year will food for thought duringdents conferenceproviding entereament tres. But the for student.' themmbree lower on Lectures in Midwest of Chicago. has been awarded a liRwtts bald at sie Acenter When roustand when really did feel the theFreund pinch machine of *Meg orig. be Fdday. June 5th, aluntN . New York. N. Y. A:nerdstorions .., H. Gallagher: J. Hitchcak; D. Horn- handthls risescampus. high In when addition one, theconsiders students that should the ma. lake FullnightTreasurer Lectureship in the Uni. Bamhurst hone In the eve*M. Haverford men now tate just as high, and perhaps , manyWale! destruttivo but armlet, grouse of deities have ken laminunhs S. Loovenatelti, suer: 11. haioduce; D. Kele, NI. antsmore can Initiative legally forcharge mom rent informal for the studentfacuty use of their Dr Richard M. Suttonexpanded gave two to rersity of Melbourne. Melboarre. Ulm Igacutive Secretary Bennett*3 S. Cooper. 'II In some respects higher,Klein with ; T. graduate Penick: and P. professionalPhelps; L. i.e. ctiIttet• startedtfo withnl the dientlafactlen7. of a mintier furnitureCold/eta. drinking Owes and diming cram lecturesIn dealingthe vreehend with the of physics June Ilk Australia. beginning March Si Votary Bone ?swot Is Pro. and Wh. Starting with an alumni Members of the Execorme ControlUee to sera for three ;echools than do productsPrance; of the S. BigSachs: Three; M. butSantora: how long G. of people to the apathy and; relack Its of leaderonher If students should "cheerfully volunteer" tneir eekt at Bowling Green State it* 1951. yeti,: jeer Manage; fee VA J. G. White 7. Ohs. Ma bees the Akita% of the mend= golf tournament of Shedd, J. *methane ligatione"of previous when Students' It volunteers Councils. nadenue This rooms dissatisi. to quarters to the big, Wise sociologis4 the under versa), on march 31 andFriday Apra after. let Engineering Corp, in can we hold Him position while Haverford's admlesione towards whictlat? noon. June GM. the festivities will Herbert W. Renner,Yeses 71 Sporn . Astoria. II Cane; D. Denney; J. Hopkins; non manifested Itself In organizedretaining activity Ina ➢reaugw for the dog. must have a chance to thrrender sllhcaity- Autism sO PkYdOe looks Details have Just ached of Taiwen. He ems that the work , • -policim are handicapped by our relatively almost non- nut. no matter how much the College becomes The beat thing about Hsverford armare ts I commute until Sunday, June Joesph R. Canon. Cl election of a different Council. plotted on the third without the old of any decree. Also. the college The not lecture was address8th. the marriage in Sa thdo- Is very Internstiag end that be • exhitent neholarshlp program? It is not only that that everybody participates and that there is m James A. Schnaars. '0 Han. popular[lour of with Yarnell the powwowingHouse during enameers the dismal of JuMor winter should 1:18.111. respoaelblUty for all PI•00m1Y to theAccomodations staff of the College .11 be of avail- Lib China of Frances Ellzobeth Bstinto istorisitt K Hamilton: G. kleDo.ld. attempt at prolesaionahon. We ye not "against" able for alumni and their fami- Member of the ExecutiveIs Committeevery bum. from the Gradu- Word cannot, in too many cases, provide a good college Spatedays of Cadet& 1951. International. It tower. Its pm damage. and It should reimburse students for the end Arta on 'Physic. In of am Nichol, daughter of Colonel end IMO PieteerstArrs R Hutton; V. Peckham; J. dire • thletin but we do.not think parrmipation in tit. lia at a reasonable rate and ating Clam to mere one year: ....education to men who are very deserving from the point unane its own people, rte aeeresreaains me of their possessions. Since the latter' We Liberal Arta" On April 1st Dr. Mrs fear Nichol. of San 'a., Dr. Char." 13.Witme ts Mee Sprit Photographer A Go1 fink; 3, Outline Madly the ogle., op the machine. led. should be a primary means of education at meals. starting with Friday night WIIIIIMM.13oger, '32 udents really haPDY, oval euggestioha am impractible from the standpoint Sutton lectured on demonstration den. Calif., to %lithe Wendel With a general practice rd Sands :of view of academic ability and leadership qualltim- stt The general policy71: hes - been to represent the Haverford. Thus. It would be Mee to have a held supper and conaulng Menge The Nominadng Commlttec presents for election as nelghtors. when.some' my. of time and roomy, it would be beet for the College materials in physics The lecture f Cecil Tr. Spring, Rd, and is Trmoonr rat in the long run, the academie standing Of Haverford Interests of the majority of the students. many house. but, I Oak, we need money for echos. Sunday dinner, will be available Alumnio ofRepretentative Mn on the Board of Managers, neat ara emu, nnuppy over to disconthlue entertaining mantras was entitled "Ent blind and Inert , of New York, and of of whom are not se vocal as certain minority ships and a new dormitory nut at en- at coat. The annual Alum. Du tat the Montmment-Coornr,Robert A. Luck. MsrY 'Id ''YHousemaid's stab& Knee... Wag he did ta there DONALD F. CONE, la -the late Dr. Wilma Wallace groups are on every important Issue. The opinion Wendel Mehra. May oa the `canna.. set"? nee will he held on Saturday eve. REGIONAL COUNCILland, Racal MEMBERS Society. • The pinch of rising prices is here again. Despite of the thinking majority was Interpreted to de- According to the official Students' Coon. ning on the lawn between Found- To Serve for One Year the adminstration's "hold the line" attitude. it menu, mand strict enforcement of the whole honor aye. report. 1951-52 the Cauncil "appointed 147 ste er. Mall nod Roberts Hall and • New Peeked Suess Genet }aka Stake tern rather than the apparent tattooer of former Clinton P Knight, Jr, 'It likely that room rents will have to he raised for next dents to 28 fobs or committees. Appointments prominent guest make} has J. Howard Morris. Jr.. '30 Council policies to "let sleeping dogs Ile". A ton were made on the beam of Ill ability. 12 been invited to attend. Providence, R. L C./eland, Ohio sclentious administration of the whole honor sys- , inter year. The present rents just don't pay upkeep and 1.11 rregesan To BeMalled Franc), Barton Gumtree*, Cl GdZoistru Foley. $1 tern is, I believe desired by the majority of , Wellesley Mss la Do you think the Freund machine will condom rm.. Chicago... janitorial salary nets. studenta. A lull program of the Alumni New sense tee nourish! weekend will he maid to all Waite. dates So what? a. Doe* the Freund machine tend leotard political Ingram IL Richardson, IS William his thrmilton, '23 I hope so. An excellent students' Council has. alumni early In May. velth a cow The college can always join the fuhionable group and J. eallealkun! son by which reser...1101u May Madam N. J. Denver, Co.. I think. lustbeen elected. The level and Into Ben T. Losehter. '14 of Eastern colleges on the tent treadmill. There is al- No .Uniortunately..me wretched fellows use eity of student Interest and responsibility in stu- be mac The lifaverford NEWS the words 'Idealist" and 'Idealistic, as mom- will carry further ...neonate Thielad. N J. -ROMs kaks ways the honer of a TIME story extolling Haverford dent government is. el present, gocd. Theta words.) would, though still be much greater social Irmo. resetting the program. E. Roberts Faille... Se the feat college to raise its meta into the five thous- 0. {what melhoda Ma the machine use ta get as est and responsibility on the part Si moat du. La Habra Heights, Calif. New York, Conneetleut re1106,11.17i■ . and dollar a year bracket. There in, of count, Nina candidates elected? dal. Unfortunately.. Indication of a Couneres (other thee Pala.) Robert C. Sullivan '29 Meade Cauffiel. 74 question as to where the college would find the otudent redernic umarienint, personal 'Viol.* leadership and effectiveness; Ie the degree 01 el, Bramante. N. Y thon. and the Immoral method of subordinating pontion to its activities and members. John R. Hogness Johnstown body that could pay the costa To be merlons any in- --- • - - - - - - Alfred R Crawford, 91 Wale. F. lead 71 Pleasannale, N. Y. creaee in student fees-particularly in Hine year. be- Pittsburgh Works On Cure Robert C. Atmore. "34 F. H. Menvain. ' fore the scholarship crisis is aolved-would result in an Coon DOWeinglown unbalancing of the student body toward those who cap SP ING HA Dr. John R. Hums of the Robert Macerate, '43 S SPRANG class of 1943 has been analog Rudd'', N. Y. pay rather than those who can make other and perhaps an • new cure for drug addicts at MaryMee. Werarmaglon D. C Philadelphia mote positive contributions. If in the eight weeks of school rernalnmg ran the University of Wallington John Phillips. '10 Witham G. Rhoads '97 2.-Brooklyn 2. New Yard Seethe. wumerton: Dr. Flogneen Washington, D. C. There Is another answer. Last year Yale decreased should happen to find youralf **Wog ir. the 2-New York 3.-ibiaton Frank W. Cary, 'It intellectual atmosphere of the Haverford campus, tat Oven ten addicts to use In Carla Warner, Jr.. '22 John Final. 74 ita janitorial aerviee in the face of rising coatis, this year Louis 4.-winch hisexperiments. He wanted to Wilmington. Del. v and you desire to breath again, you mtge. tad It 5.-Baton 5.-Chicaeo MEMBERS AT LARGE And out whether ACTH would Fanklin 0. Curtis, Cl 1'u *rye For Three Year : ( princeton instituted what is in fact a syatem of so-opera. worth your while to journey to Twenty-First and 11.-Prtisburgh fi-St. Louis Lehigh Avenues in the good Quaker MU. There, help ...a over the agonizing Baltimore, Md. C. C. Morrie '04 •tive dome. A similar move at Haverford would help the 7.1-!initnroid 7.-PhIladelphla withdrawal period. One of hla pa- So.loastern Slake through line smug of pleasant cigar smoke, your 1t-- dcage S.-Washington rviup B. Deane, '11 "'administration to hold the line a little longer, win can take a rest. as you seta bark and enjoy tients apecially needed nein. J. Howard Marshall 78 York. Penna. The toP twee teams In the Nen. League since she you'll pardon the was about to have a AshLthd, Ey. Walt. C Baker, 742 - Suck a system brings with it two problems. It re. expression. a true Ram. hovi-preitry good chance. of running tradition: Major league Baseball. ▪ .V."," baby. and babies an somett.na quires a student body smart enough to make hods and auth affilM marbles as It looks at this point the born wins the matinees addictue Although It is far from a luxurious marmot Mutts' loan ad outfielder Monte Irvin ba done *AMR Cora Bight se the Tee ' handle a dust rag. More important, it requires a etudnet able to seat MAO people, quaint little Shibe Park Mean a'great deal of hirm. while the Phass hate All ten of me addicts agreed to 1951-52 ALUMNI-FUND REPORT body that wants to keep the dorme in fairly respectable le fairly pleasant and not too dirty. As far as the increased by the poesildlity of had their chances OM Be. latness go to work For quality of the sport Is concerned, there are two the returning Curt Simmons regaining his pitch- audition. the first three days of the seven- extreme*. The Phillies of the National League will leg provmse of 1950, Mthough too much wishful AS OF APRIL 7 Granted such • student body, the system would be usually put on a pretty geed Snow, while tee day couree, ACTH was given in- thinking about his return might well be dis.trous. travenously, then muscle Inf. 914,249.90 .quite simple. A small janitorial staff would be tampon- Athletics of the American League wW appear a Brooklyn will be had to handle also, but we'll 175 bit ancient and needing some spark. When the lions were given. The mother-lo- CONTRIBUTIONS NOR A TOTAL OF sible for cleaning the hallo and bathrooms and dietribut- stick with the home.towners on this one - be suffered from none of Um former team Is In town you'll have plenty of ?me AteletimI fans though we me, we tasted 514,241140 lng and collecting bed linen. This would leave the au- company in the adandriands, but with the An sweating. clamps. headaches, di- quite ere double glory for Philedelphls In MM. arrhea and vomiting that 21% OF THE ALUMNI HAVE CONTRIBUTED . dents the job of cleaning their room and making their you must be content with only two or three "Wen with the ,ma Basting Chmturkin and Rome- thousand. occur during withdrawal The • - •• _ • „ , beds--both jobs that many atudents find time to do e- ro, King. the former Mar.. of the Grand Old baby w. born and showed no Anyone who has ever allowed the Mg tonsil's M. of amebae tomprim nothing better Ulan • PLEASE HELP YOUR CLASS BEPRESBNTATIVES ready. The result would be another year without a raise al. of addiction. ' win not Mir seasou quite • change from thaw of second division ball club. Five other rasa did as well an the pant. Two of the most faenoum players of the BY SENDING IN YOUIC in rent in return for a limited amount of housemaid'. In the Amerken Leagues. like every prediction the mother under ACTH, two pat decade will be Maine from roam of the far the last eve ye.e, we won't pick the Y.kees, CONTRIBUTIONS PROMPJLY (or Ivy League) knee. more did aim t 14 offer- Anted... Irma, Joe 117Dieeldo hag or Me and the dour out of those live years. the .New ing nothing worse than mild Sankey uniform for the Mat use In Deena, sad Yorkers will probably take the crown again. But periods of sweating. Toe wem Ted Williams will be leasing the Boston Bed than the Bronx dynasty may wet find that the pace faun* Scholarship Scandal... to go Inio military The color they left by Joe DiMgggio will not be filled adequately, &deed le Rearm I. Ebestarage Treatment At right about this time, every year, there comes the the sport will surely be missed, and may result so well chow Cleveland with its One pitching gaff un a alight decline In athenaeum to rule the roost in September. Dr. Rimless Bald regretfuln, CLASS NOTES deadline for applications for scholarships; and, every Instead of weaken- ing 00000, the Ion, of 'Ted Williams should Im- ncuing that two of the eases have So. with omen@ in cheek and a watch! id eye on gone back to the time, the inadequacy of Haverford's scholarship pro- the Ilmb on which we are climbing, we shall rate prove Ofthethlrechanfra,ces. and they ought to * in the addiction: "The only reason we're Announcing our Int Blanca, of this MY,The wedeln gram forces itself once mare upon our attention. It ea lure some predictions about the rim for the money Speaking of the world champion Yankees. results this early Is that we'd like Wilearn W. Comfort resent took place on the 15th of FM.- not that the problem is the same, and no better solved, which will drew the attention al many of an all ly spoke on the faith of Qtmau uary in • through the summer months. Next Sept.:neer. thayll get the 1.2 Amerlan Loam mew. to encourage other doctors to try the Protestant Char 41 iv the treatment'. of the Lehigh Val- Saigon. that it has always been; with constantly rising college after the dust has settled, wider way this very of at Shibe Park So, et you may have the laugh leya Friends Frieda in the Bethlehem The newlyweds will moan es bills, the acholarahip program that we do have become. on ua If pus Creme the on of penman. hot dogs. and cigar smoke, join me on that trip iota Ph-neaten. YWCA. this country at the expiration r' more and more pitiful each year. Nalional Marked and we'll gel our physical education sitting Ionia F. P. Rfstine, '94 1905 Mr. Shake's service In In- 1.-PhIladelphis The Alumni °Mee announces China. sometime In the - Just what does a $300 scholarship mean where col- 1.--Cleveland -P. H. Inge ate regret the death of Reath tiering or eern, summer. Mean. . lege bills alone, for resident men, run 11300 to $1500- Passes Anniversary Men/reed Month on March ?Rh while the couple. who spent their let alone the constantly rising extra expenses that every The New York Stock Exchange He was the father of J. Howard honeymoon at Angkor Wet. the firm of F. P. Irmaine Mona, 1'30/. Hia vide, Helen M. Celebrated ancient city Of temple one must face in the meters of clothes, extra food to it Co., of Philadelphia, celebrated the 50th hfonis survives ruins In Cambodia. have since supplement the dining room's meager fare. book., and IN THE MAIL anniversary of its founding on lea turned to Hanoi, where Mr. Dr. Frederick IL Taylor talked a moderate amount for recreation? Let an face it-in Sunday, February 10th. Blancke serves as American Lon on the 'Evolution of Maxim In sut Dear Mr. Editor, Founder elle Read order to live moderately well at Haverford for an &ea- The greatest imminent rnernl pnrag orm North Carolina" on April 1 In the 1131 'lllighthey residents of Barclay and Lloyd Don* femme reuum In mordents' room. is the in. The firm's golden Jubilee la Duke UnIreete . demie year, including college bills, and all other ex- AmphltheOre of Raymond H. *admen Is the tortes. whether they liked It or not, played host itabillly of the damage that same Mears unique among stock exchange it, School of Medicine. - penes. it is genemly conceded that a student and lea to a delegation of aoclologists during the recent am hound to innict The how. because It Cu the ;tame Director for Germany of the recent hand of so 1511 World Counell of Church!. dery family mmt part with about $2000. A few get by with spring vacation. Two weeks before this 1st* 'stateside Was well/behaved group - one head today as when if •vas started of WM. L. Kleine has retina Ire less, but it is necessary to cut a lot of comers to do so. tation by the guests of the powers above the the country's hat - but even nano of them on February 111 1902 Fie Is Fred. to Refugees. He Is also Reid from active Duette. He Is to Chairman of the Connell of Re students. a notice appeared on the bulletin board went bog There Imre several edek P. Ethane, • resident of residence in the Beverly Of murse, one can say with a good deal of justice and par. lief Agencies Licensed for One!. informing the children that they Mat scat- cis ern at Mut throe disappear Wayne. Pa. Mir section of Chicago but that the general level of academic work around here ote with Mr. RistIne was graduated tion hi Germany through welch papa's hands were moving in In UM tenor. I anon of espenalva sets or modal: dendeleg hopes to visit with Mr. NM)m, has not fallen as the scholarships have relatively dwin- am risking condemnation as the Meat American gleam Conferss were sick In al lean two from Haverford School end Hee American aura. and welfare their three married chlldren Ihr. agencies have sepLover $60.00 dled away. This is indeed true-no ear has ever made a Villain by explaining why I think lids billeting armee at Lloyd. and a valuable mvoni was erford College in 1894. He entered Inc In Arizona. Masachusens 1.- the employ of the Real Estate 000 worth of relief supplies to very good case for the thesis that people from well-to-So of conference groups is unfair to the dormitory removed from a wall In Manley. Other dam. ad Maryland. Treat Corneany upon his gradua- Germany time 1941 families are generally 1.11 bright than students of very redden. see was hake. by thin adult group and the ale 1 mac that the College feels that It Is tion in 113911 and left there in 190Q modest circumstances. On the other hand, no one can youthful summer bords of last year were Dean John W. speech, Cr, of unsling IcaIn domitury space tell don at more spectacular In their diatraction. The to launch the business that been Waleyan University ha been ap- The annual meeting of the his name. At that time. his part. 'possibly deny that the level of our student body would site gnu. one Lloyd &Ms Barclay during v.bhIng of furniture from gth Entry and pointed chairman of the Commit. Syracuse. New York. Agency of be still higher if Haverford could pick its students en- varmliorm or 1.1 It did not throw the 0■211,4 the ink fight in the new. mom are bitter Inc nee was Frank IL Cenktirt who tee of Examiners In Tara of the the Provident Mutual Life lie subeeqwently retired The bush tirely on the basis of ability to learn rather than ability open to Mom profitable. but also, more bar modes now. If the renege must continue College Entrance Rumination wren. Confplaby. field Febmary nese was extended to hordes Warm, the summer. AA for the pining normal healthy humans In students' New York 21 marked EMS/ G. Beenbenrs • to pay and New York partners were ad. Board. midst Mum... of having conferences at room, It must be financially responsible for 19111 12th anniversary ,as seders' At Princeton and Yale, one often bears the bons[ mined. Still later, the New Jer- Haerrford. Memoir mile, of cone. Moon. ay struteut property 1001 n miming or dam- Mr. and Men. Ater. R. Deems agent Senior leant Frededek tithe "if atudents are bright enough to go here at all, the Ile{ Im contributions and siodonta fee. and aged. Naturally, me cannot peek up all of Ms sey offices In Elizabeth *naiad Bletterstedt rryiewee the ageory% and Ridgewood were opened. announce the enagement Of university will somehow gee to it that they are financially Mit the money even Haverford a able to roma. books. and boo...* wbenever va- their dal... Barbara, to Will- promo diving the melee pant. ..able to come." Of course, everybody knows that tlfs enact ram the nano. would not be much cation rolls mound. iam Barnes Curds Jr. oaring special MUG) Mr. Baru- in light of the mama uf additional book- - ideal is not completely realised; but the very fact that As for the legality of the Mlietng el b., leis humeri accomplishments.. keeping. If the comptroller'', off!. sees fit to A buffet supper men at these colleges tan make this statement with a banana the College Ms the upper hand, am II Richard M. Sutton Cheek. Harahan, Prof./air tor feather Of charge extra whenever • student wish. te owne the room; and ttudents do not pay rent of PlrmosOphy In the Untvosity the agency. the iodIce staff and "Straight face should give Haverfordians considerable place an kern upon Ms NIL Um WWI. menet food for thought during conference times. But the students. lower Lectures in Midwest of Chicago. has been aliardtd a ta:beld et cle center must really feel the pinch of *nag had rises high when one modelers that the pa. Fullnight Lectureship In the Uni. Bamhurat home In the *vend.. Haverford men now rate just as high, and perhaps many destructive, but nasal, grown of ants can legally charge rent for the use of their Dr Richard M. Sutton gave two molly of Melbourne. Melbothrm. r*3/- In some respects higher, with graduate and professional ctitelf•Jo nle.a7b (unarm chinking gleam, end +tuning ream lectures dealing with the physics Australia. beginning March di Valery Bone ?enema is Pro Beet "echools than do products of the Rig Three; but how long "'" , College pays If studenw should "cheerfully volunteer. lode at Bowling Green State thil- 1952. jeer Manage; fee Ye J. G. White neaten.. when It voluntars nicienti rooms to versIty on march 31 and April let calt we hold this position while Haverford's admiesiom quarters to the big, wise sociologis4 the under tact Engineering Corp., in Taps. retaining Ina ➢readgw clop stud have a chance to amender willfully. • -policim are handicapped by our relatively almost min- AvIrme o Pkable Meeks Details have Just neckedof Tamen. Hs says that the lark , But. no matter how much the College becomes without the al of any decree. Also. the college was at address the marriage in Saigon. hide- Is very Intern.bg end that he exietent The rant lecture • acholatship program? It is not only that Han. popular with the powwweing members of Junior should 1:18.111e reepanslbituy for at DroperlY to the dad of the College of Lib- Chins. of Frances EllzebethLond e d Is very hoar'- Word cannot, in too many eases, provide a good college Spare Cade% International. It /mere Its pm damage. and it should reimburse students for the era! Arta on 'Physic. In of the Nichol, daughter of Colonel ;1113 ....education to men who are very deserving from the point Live arcane !tea own people, me aeeresreaains use of their possession. Since the latter' Ws Liberal Ana" On April 1st Dr. Issac Nichol. of San, Dr. Chariest 13..74me h 11050 happy, enithestions am imprecate from the standpoint :of view of academic ability and leadership qualltim- 't; "`' Wally .vws Sutton lectured on demonstration dr0. Calif.. to Wilde Wendell With a general practice et Sandy neighbors. when. y. of time and money, it would be hest for the College 'in the long run, the academie standing Of Haverford t.,t„ materials physics, The ROOM Bindle, son of Mn Cecil Trmt Spring, Md., and Ls Tr..nurr ii ale ado, mtheppy over *me. to drmonthrue entertNnhrg conictenue eltegaver• was entitled efel Mind and Inert tat, of New York, and ut the Montvale-int-Gown, Re 'IVA stake, ,' thing he did to there DONALDF. GONE, le the late Dr, Wilson Wallace land, Mack Satiety. li;111HENRId SPAAK LEA1.5v§r(jiiiiED EUROPE MOVE MEP"di: Spaak 'Career Symbolizes THE ISSUES Spaak's Tour Of Need For European Unity Great European Socialist Trends EUROPEAN FEDERATION • Spaak Says In NEWS Interview ...... Chance, for surreas—ch.ces of Britain joining—future of States Sponsored SY 101IN P. ROCHE passage of time, led *Mel COMO of Europe—how far Individual nations should give Up BY JIM CRANFORD nts to • new *pat et sovereignty—remora Joy widespread lack of suPPore foe Patti Henri speak, who arrived Paul Henri Speaks... (The folIonine S ao exclusive • eaptulist democracy..Is federation. By Unity Group be Revere°. reVently to spend In.rview oith thud Renal Spaak A new belief bor. be too for the tthverford NEWS.) two week as A.1,11.11110 Visitor. mutated that inatewl of dente- BOWMAN PLAN • American Committee On Paul Henri Speak, Philips Y.. Le wily fifty-two year, old, but he n-nee arising out of Societ- Shone, for Implemenation Soon—cartel opposition to Pootne United Europe Finance, has already occupied the polltiod e.. out of the edirtatorthip ed coal and steel resourcesa.how far lift plan well really earn Itor on the Revert°yl campus for stage In hie Wive Belgium for Tour For Second Time of the proletarat", perhaps Franco-German rivalry—the question of British non-support. the next two weeks has devoted thirty yearn and has been a noted true-Sociallam could only de Paul Henri Spark's Chi Len the bulk of his energy for the international ODre for fir.. tour of the United States is -leer veiop through the eemiecrstie PLEVEN PLAN pastymrs to the task In a mnse Speen. career Is Win- the amplem of the American of holle of a ...formation that This new Mith. expounded by What propoeal foeEuropean army wW he acceptable to both Committee on United Europa bringing about European unity, took place in the period between men like Spank and the Late Leon France. feerful of German reermament and Germany. demand. founded In 1999 by General Will- In fact he ham immersed himself the two world waro to the MU' Blum, the greet leader of French teft iam J. Donovan. former head of so far in European politics that tole of western European Social. socialism, led, of course. to a the OMee of Straterar Serseve he has tom all interest In the at leaden towards the democra- new approach to the ',mealier EUROPEAN SOCIALISM This is the record time than .1a primte matters that were the cen tic emcees. parties of the center. Indeed, the Disunity of Socialist Mattes—the role to be let for ptd,aa American Committee has in.. ter of his pre.polMcs law pee. When he first entered poli- Fe..h beean to realise that enterprise—change. If any. in attitude town. nationallgatIon on Mr. Speak lo the Milted Sores. nee. .Sueb matters as dhotis. ties at the end of Wand War they flag more In common the pert of emiallsts. He conduct. his Mat leedure and petty lawsauts.“ he mid. wIth thie democratic Waal. Omsk roe the fiery Rodee tour in January and February of hole mares, now; I could parties than they bad with the 1951. or the left... of the Bel- COMMUNISTS IN WESTERN EUROPE not return to practicing law.- totalltarne Stalinists. In effect, gian Labor Pert), This left Their present etrength—how real is their present threat to Unity la Goal Realistic Oplindet wing group. strong barbican. thla was a thorough repudiation The Committee consists of a Internal stablity—popular attitudes towards them. In the matter of European un- ed by the Roan. Revone of Earl Marx, and the Marxist group of private citizens devoted ity. Souk seem. to he a realistic don, tended to/eel that hour Variety of natural lave. EUROPE AND THE FAR EAST to the threefold purpose of RIM goon democracy was a snare Paul Henri Spaak wag, of optimist: he sees the Wan.* MS Premps of private eideens success of the European Mom . W a deloaloo, sod that true course, denounced for his "be• European attitude. towed the China question—toward the Europe working foe unity, :ego, democracy could only coma tray, or the 'Tote Faith", but Noreen war—toward U. S. AMan policies in general. tweet but he a far from blind to Mg Americans of progress to- the problems that mend in the with the attainment of • so- once his decision was made, he ward European unity. lid acroev- way of Mee a program. The cialist Male. The lent-wingers acted upon It with conviction. As THE UNITED NATIONS Mg a better underatanding of the unionism. hr sari. monied eollotorstion with Prem. of Belgium in 1933-39, Its present effectiveness—progress during and since common reepOnsIMIltles shared are building M. for Ne future by mincing with other Belgian panne and de- and as the leader of the Belgian Spark's tonna! connection with the U. N. the effectivenes= at by the p.p. of free El.pe toe emthe ;work ol Europa edn. noun°. V.Mrve., the set. Government in Exile during the the General Assembly when the Security Catena is deadlocked and the.UnIted States. canny them to think h cold. eman leader of the Belgian Nam occupatloo of his nation. The movement for thehe pro. MINI woos rah, then In the lathrtna, as a tette hone• Speak -dernonstrat. his devotion motion of the Goal of t .n gods reformer, dedicated to to demote.. prthetpiee lie em- natiestahatir tem, of the past. Europe began as the Counen of the haprovethent rather than erged from the war period as one Spaak President Of U.N. Assembly Europe. consisting of an Assem Spank. with Winston Churchill. to the °seethe. of ourithe of Europe's outstanding states- bly-125 government officials and Aimee deGaSperl. and Leon Morn fem. men. During Critical First Sessions, 1946 parliamentary members appoint. ettantproned the formation of the However. lath 'thirties with Although bp•ak nerved ed by the parliaments but attend. Council of Europe in ISM. The Ore rise of Nadine and the threat Belgium and the world se BY FRED eILTH little has corm of this compam- leg as private citizens: and four were subsequently elected to democruy Oat it represented. President of the Find Unit. Presidents of Honour of the oe On the of Ise to date. It provided at the Committee of Ministers from Speak began to rethink Ms views Nat.. General Amembly. France. Germany. the Earner- ganithoon. Speak who mon lath 10. 1816, the lint ,,colon of the D". • °e'er'''. ray of hope " an even more active part as on the relationship between goo moat of his new and effort lands. Belgium. Italy. Lueme MMus and demaracy, and in 1935 More the war has been doe- United Nations met ilt London. RliPtemd the polIRcal atm.* chairman of Me group. lays meat Mare at the meeting Intrnensely. amirg. Demmer% Norway. Swe- ... whose close association with the European move- be abandoned the lettevIng posi- oakd to the movement for The delegates, men and women den. Great Britain, Greece. ment will he one of the main topics of (Remission due. a.eo on the work to draft • tion and became first Phatrnallter European Cathy. Be la Moe from 51 nation.. elected as Presl- Debated Modem Turkey. Iceland. Ireland, and tee ing his two weeks atay on the Haverford campus. Constitution of Europe Which he General and then Minister of dent or the Euro.. Move. dent of the General Assembly for To give but one exe.Ple of the Saar. hop. OBI meet with aureola In Foreign Ana. In the so-celled the convention later this year. mem, an unofficial organ.- both the January and October Importance of Spaak's Tole, at Noted Authorill., "Cabinet of National Union." The Win, and was the main or one poist in the debates Molotov amnion. Paul Henri Speak, the Although It has no lea Pm.. Diaappolndnent With England reasons for this shift were prob. [miser of the qusegollicial Belgian foreign minister. In the offered to agree to an Inter._ Council Of Europe Takes Lead Speak mentioned his d.p- ably maw and- complex. but the the A.m., has exerted te. Council of Europe. tie only days that followed It became oh Ilona) inspection ryeton. Inevined fluenee In the direction of ;may pointment et the tailor* of outstanding one wee unquestion- remedy rmignedetaPath. vious that they had chosen a that It Included armaments and through the eminence of its In Move Toward United Europe land to cooperate fully with the ably the major threat that a as Preside. of the letter man of exceptional ability and particulm the atom bomb. The Courant, but quickly turned to Waive Fascist movement, led by member., noted economic and po- The Council of Europe, sinm the executive organ of the Coun body became of Ida comic. Brit. delegate. Stumm.m was etiml., authorities. Stamm In those countries which were aware Leon Degree e. offered to Belgian don that It had mew. its Ile formation in 1919, has been a cil of Europe. II alone can ton intempersatY roger m meet the Europi"Jed the US. to a whole of the necessity of European um dernocrary. One • leader of the M.o. an • eatalyot for Supervised Activities center of anivity leading toward elude conventions or agreements: Russian terms. but Speak. who heartedaffirmation of the Euro. particularly the Schuman Belgian Laborites said at that sentiment for tier ope•• Speak la one of the most ottO saw that the proposal could lest united Europe 11 has been in It makes recommendations to Pew kiwi. plan natio. He also not. the time that thff _Socialism were Unity, but thm the redpbettie standing leaders In the United poredbly he accepted by all the his capacity as a leader of the governments and may require laced with _two alternatiere: Nations File am the especially The supportor this goal by pre Council that Paul Henri Speak mnefirial work 01 the interne- for a United States of Europe Western nations—and part.. them to adorns it of what action tional European army let bring• rnotmentlon diflicult husk of getting the As- vate Citizens In this country is a has done much of his work to- "either to loBtatel moat now be cooducted al lardy the United Stetea—al that they have taken In regard to such leg together Me various govern- government dr.. or be sent to sembly started, of supervising teinVinSing demonstration that Ward European unity. Speak recommendations. The Committee other keels. time. suggested that the delegate. by the concentration camp within Paul Henri Speak presents an such things as the development merlesna do not seek a dome served Its Pendent of the group's eons/eta of one representative of ments giving them a project needed time to think and sent the on which they have to co-operate. two month." Speak, unlike the Interesting rnntralt to Charles of pmeedures and guiding a mad nate Europe, as the Rumians &wenn* until lam test year. the government ot each member debate beck to connolitee. A more charge. but on the contrary wart Sestet. Not Enough leader, of leftwing Socialism in Malik, who reeendy spent a week ley of other activities. moderate arrengement was work- when he resigned to take s more state. The present Committee has eeveral other European . nations, an Independent tree, strong are active pan in the debate which with the Haven°. community. At the end of the Ant semion. ed out there. and an &gemmed fourteen eating eremiges, the Spmk saw in Benelux a good faced tide choice sq.rely and Malik Mermen., at ha beat, the after an arnatinglY ullve Pm- united Europe as an equal pate went on there. government of the Saar sending example end a successful move took Ms sued alongskle the wee later adopted eMnmmeRY. nor in an Atlantic community. deductive approach to Milt. end week period during which the On a number of other oecadons Committee of Ministers an observer. toward economic unity. `But he democratic capitalist parties In a A contribution stittearnanship. bitsactions in the AMeinbly mimeed to complete also Speak provided the sobenng the work el The Council consists of four letre Comultative Amentbly added, "It hi nor quite finished common struggle to preserve de- private eillrens in Europe oy practical area are an outgrowth all its major business. Speak bade induct. which kept the Amon- teen member nations in Western The Assembly is the denhera. w, It has athveressed customs mocracy. of his deeply held and well ma the delegates farewell with a Joining the American Committee Europe snatching from Iceland /ay from being too hasty in its Uve organ of the Council. Pos- ad liberated trade, but It has In sedition to this Mimed} ternatized convictions in the gelds final speech of congratulations Is a practiced expression of ttre and Sweden h the nor. to not settled the monetary quern decision.. opt ton. see:ens but limited Power... as ate factor, emotive, pro... of ethics end meaphysice. Speak, for a job well done. and Turkey in the south. The or. yet far from being a parliament tione At the same time. he saw motive behind Semlea ram on the other land, represents the Invited to speak on 'The Role Equally important Is the hum ganleation Is broken down into such org.thations as Benelux tie Worked On Movromment of the General Assembly" ho the in any actepted aeose of the term. mulatton was bis ires et faith inducdve tradition which empha1 Mat session, however, we lion of bringing to the attention the Committee of Ministers. the : aecondary tee ultimate goal of El. The Carnegie Endowment for Torte- of the American public the steps It Is nevertheless the Amembly in the Rusalasi Revolution. tams the empirical process of held in OA atmosphere of coopera- Coneultative Asserribly, the Joint this.. unity. national Peace at Its Paris Howe, Europe has taken toward unity het glues the Council IN unique Moot SurommeSocialata Ito Mal and error and mIdom tion which prevailed among the Committee. the Sceretariat.Gem! Wand Federation? reads Ottothe realm of metaphy. Speak sold of the UN.: "No mat- and working toward a better um character. for it represents the Wally ballad the triumph of ailles after the war. In the see. mat and a group of committees i arm attempt at International col. The realist in Speak showed Bolshevism. mod, haired we. ales. However, the empirical pra ter what our disaPPtionneeth.. derstandlng between the Reap. direcUy responsible to the Coe, and eesalom held In the fall of labonnion at other most clearly In his references to ma Yeeteliet 'parties aetually ems must itself be oriented to • matter What our Inefficiencies, al of Europe and the United State. , Mtn govern- 196, Speak played an even more sultatiee Assembly or the mental levels. Actually. the pres- world federation. He was net appalled for Mimi: on to the framework of values, although matter when reproaches may be In all these. the Committee has there values are more often taken emend. role. The Assembly wee leveled against the United Na done 11 work well. bge of its members and the large against world federation but be Thint International The Bog nancerned at that time mainly The Committee of Atinisters Is shanks slur. one major for granted than elaborated, an dons we must remain faithful publicity amended to as debates flaw United Europe as the Ito. ermine with the ladies-Mg aimed or systemalized Thum Paul with the auldect of disarmament. to it for it good and simple gives the Assembly a degree of mediate need. The world, he and It Is In connection with the influence considerably greater thought. was not yet ready for seri..., both were In ag. Henri Sp., sad Cherie. Pia"-to reason: because outside the Unit- cement that hue democracy while they differ in their d.ebalste which meurred then and ed Nations there Ls absolutely Schuman Plan Step To Unity, than is superficially warranted one government. The Atlantic mold onlyP arse after capital. preach to practical affairs. share in development, since that time nothing else, nothing but the re- its statutory powers. Union Seemed to him a good Idea tern was eliminated. But the a fundamental concern for the concerning the pron.,' of ha- turn to force to • policy based Economic Stability Of Europe The Assernmy comas. of 125 for the poor eountrim. but he development of the port, die integrity of human pononality t that Sneak hoe Pri- upon power, • police In Which representatives from fifteen coun. wondered how it looked from the BY PHIL IWA.NSRURII framework, It will he formed by tatorthip in the soviet Union, which leads them, Co their differ. marily distInguithed himself. Ideas of right and lutnim will tries. The size of the delegations giving or Amer.. side of the concrete mermen capable Width became more rather ent ways. to Mixon the dermo He was instrumental in bring- have no part and Nettle Will The Schuman Plan for the of vanes from eighteen to three ac- fence, forging real bonds of sondarity than lam internam with the mode tradition. ing about a. compromise between have no part whatimever. And pooling of Western Europe's mal cording to the population of the Belgian Politica and friendship among her pen the, East and the West upon this we know from all of history, J. and steel resources, which has re member concerned. The Assem, Speak sketched woungiy and sublect width on • number of or when we arrive at that point we pals. Flrot and foremost. e un• hly holds one ordinary seenoe per ONVINCED THAT THE PURSUIT OF PEACE RASED coal, been accepted by the ity of Europe requires that the with an almost constant senile the melons threatened to darnel the are very close to the final cata- French National Asmmbly and, year. .stlne not more than one UPON JUSTICE ,AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION age-old feud between France and most diffteuit time, in his polite IS VITAL TOR THE PRESERVATION OF HUMAN SO. entire Assembly, and although clysms!. the German legislature at Bonn. month; in practice. the Asmrnbly cal career. After the war he re• c Germany be ended one and for =IT AND CIVILIZATION; Is the Ina really concrete step owning is often split into Ian earned to power in Bet the European unity movement I pens In order to give the m lum from exile in London where SPAAK SCHEDULE SupraNational Authority g THE SIGNATORY GOVERNMENTS, has succeeded In making towards •tern time to make their deeleions. he had to flee When king Leer Week or April 14-24: breaking down the political and 'To this end, the French Coo. Commit. rte Assembly told had refused to act In accord REAFFIRMING THEIR DEVOTION TO THE SPIRITUAL Wednreday. ADM Lunch With a student group, followed economic harriers that have ernmerit• proposes that immediate Relatione between the Ministers with the -government In power. AND MORAL VALUES WHICH ARE THE COMMON HERI. by • trip to Leeds and Northrop In Philadelphia. • firm well- tended to divide and Impoverish action be mncentrated on one and the Assembly are still in the Asked of his party's future, TAGE OF THEIR PEOPLES AND THE TRUE SOURCE IF known for Its excellent ethormanagement relations. the nationa of Western Europe Welted, bet decisive sphere . . . prtnesa of evolution. In the past Speak said he expected its return INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM. POLITICAL LIBERTY AND THE By pooling these basic pnxinets Thursday. April ITt Collection address. for an long. hey been lnd. heal by to power since the malority of RULE OF LAW, PRINCIPLES WHICH FORM THE BASIS OF and by °roanng a new high au. the Catholic party was momently Friday. Apra I. Speech at meeting ofAmerican Academy of Coe/ And Steel the not part of the Third Semion ALL GENUINE DEMOCRACY; In May, 1950. Robert Schuman. thorny whose decisions will be dwindling horn an already slight Political and Social Sciences on subject of European unity . they had imemved sufficiently for in the name of the Freida, Gm. binding on France. Germany, and one Representative to tiken them edge. BELIEVING THAT, FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND FUP• In addition Me. Speak will attend the following classes ernment, announced the broad the other countries who may- sub to those between Parliament and TITER RIZLIZATION OF THESE IDEALS AND TN THE IN. throughout the week: scouently Join. this project will TERESTS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROGRESS, THERE outlines of a plan for the pooling Government. In this improvement !Vernal Relations: Economic and _Political of all European coal and steel be the lost stage In the achieve, two main factors have operated: IS NEED OF A CLOSER UNITY BETWEEN ALL LIKEMIND Modern Political and Social Theory. mentEUROPE of a European federation MOVE SpaakME Prefaces ;111HENRI SPAAK LEA1 resources under a supra.national li 1he custom of individual Mime P"di d .5v§r(jiiiiED . : ED COUNTRIES OF EUROPE; high authority WM.. though which le so easennal to the ores. ' tote addressing the Assembly Intermediate Composition and Oral Diacusslon. •ermtion of peace" In •CONSIDERING THAT, TO RESPOND TO THIS NEED AND He will also spend a "coffee hour" each morning between ten composed of repremntativm of either amplification of the Minis- Book By Jackson the participating governments, NeedPrevioto Mere. For Felled Europeanters' Report or a private capacity Unity Great SpaakTO THE EXPRESSED 'Career ASPIRATIONS Symbolizes OF THEITEgg and eleven o'clockTHE in the Coop. ISSUES Paid limey Speak began his IN THIS REGARD, IT IS NECESSARY FOR wouldSpaak's have binding Tour authority Of The reasons for pushing the un questions of importance, and W,eek of April 21.271 Schuman plan stay on campus yesterday by tak• CREATE „AN ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL BRING EUROPEAN FEDERATION • over all these governments In hove been twofold. , the institution of the Joint Corn. Monday. April 21, Dinner with Political Affairs Associetath, this restricted Fled.Spaak all of the previous Says moves In NEWS Interviewin. lime out to write the preface EuropeanEUROPEAN STATES INTOSocialist Cr MUFR ASSOCIATIOMk Trends, Chances for sueresa—ettthces of Britain joining—future of Whim. followed by an MINIUM meeting In the Common Room with StatesSchuman said,Sponsored at this tirne.'Se- European lederatiod on for Elmore Jackson's new book, A Cethleal of Europe—how tad individual nations should give ep The Joint Committer BY JIM CRAWFORD HAVEEY IN JOHNCONSEQUENCE P. ROCHE DECIDEDpassage TO SETof time, UrA led Sucid. wrested students from Haver... Bryn Mawr, Swarthmore. cause Europe was not dolled, we the part of the European Move Meeting or Minds: a study in Wts to • new anomie. CLLet sovereignty—rearm. Joe widespread lack of support foe The task of the Joint Commit. Mediation. Mr. Jackson. a lee• PaulOF EUROpE.Henri speak, who arrived ` Penn. and Temple, from 5100 to 10:30. have had war. Europe cannot be rnentPaul and Henri the Council Speaks... of Europe (The following bars cad.. • eaptultst democracy..Is federation. have failed miserably, precisely tee 13 the very necemary one of tuner In international relations at Reverford reVently to spend at W.ne.ay, April 23: 'hip to the International Ladles' unitedBy Unity M a day. Group nor in a doll Inthrview with Paul Henri Spark be Preamble to the Statute orA the new comm. belief beganof MM., be for because overzealous delegates ecrordinating the work of the two liatertord.for the Haverford has written NEWS.) a study Garment Workers Joint Board In Philadelphia with another Peinelpal organs of the Council of two week as :MooedA.1,11.11110 tel Londe. Visitor. onmutated ten Mee. thatInateth lag of demo. groupBOWMAN of students. PLAN • American Committee On have attempted to accomplish too of labor retell°na in the United Ls only fifty-two year, olde but he crack arising out of Social. The epeeist !need et dm, Befog.. The origins of this body States.Paul Sweden Henn Speak, and Great Philips Britian. Vis- ch.cee for implem.lation Soon—cartel oppernion to Pootne United Europe Finances Much at one rake—much more has already occupied the politloil len. out of the Saturday, April 26: amebae game with Monet. at home. extra pages In this Issue of than any of the nations which are lomat In a emneml ler the Theitor secondon the Haverforihalf of the campus book con. for 01 coal and steel resources-show far this plan will 0.110 met theTour NEWS For Secondwax contracted Time stage In his Wive Belgium for of the proirtartat", perhaps Sunday, April 27: Meeting with French Club at French House, ,.ettievy.hirtyve.,,,reppre„sented would eon. Institution of a Joint Executive tainsthe next an arutlysistwo weeks of hasthe devotednature ROO.Franco-German rivalry—the question of BrItish nonsupport for by the rhinos' grant to Committee of fourteen put for thirty yearn and has been a noted inse.Sociallam could only dr. Paul Henri Spaak's ethend handlingbulls of ofhis International energy for dis. the Internat.rml figure for aft... vrtop throne. Me ...ie... During U. Week, Mr. Speak wig attend: tourprovide of the advance United States inform, is ,rtes ward by the General Affairs Corm palled and a coniparleen of the PLEVEN PLAN The Schuman plan, them ht past two: ears to the task of Ina wnsePAUL Spann. career RENRI is Wm- SPAAK Human Relations. theYon smokes on Paul of Henrithe American S.M. thus partly an attempt to break mitts of the Assembly In March me and effect in labor and inter- bolls of a ...formation that What propoeal foFEuropean army will be acceptable to hold, Phelps visitor on the Rev. 1950. The Committee of Ministem nationalbringing dispute, out European unity, This new falth, expounded by International Low and Organthetion. Committee on United Europa Ws Impasse by establishing a took place in the period between men like Spa+\ and the Late Leon France. florid of.Gertnth reentament and Germany. del... foundederford Incampus 1999 by for General the lest Will- &signified Ito acceptance on June 3. InMr. fact Jameson he ham IsImmersed new on campua himself The French People. mpra•national European MIN.' the two world VAN to the attl-' Blum, the greet leader of French MR ...Ity. iamtwo J. weeks. Donovan. former head Ity in a lind the and immediately and the Assembly on August 2S. Isso ha for position in European as a leer polities e in Irethat COFFEE TIME Soviet Emnomit and Political Development. The Editors extend their tune of western European Social. socialism, led, of course, to a the OMee of Straw.. Sent,.svorkable sphere. and building The Secrete...General temationalhe has hot relations all interest this year. In Helee at leaden towards the democra- new approach to the emelt.... EUROPEANHe will continue to SOCIALISMbe In the Thisthank. is the to 'mond M. bps.. time the:the upon this bane one it becomes The Secretariat Is e body of spent three weeks during Marsh (10-11 a mj Coop at 10:00, end will hive • American Committee for a private matters that were the care. tic process. parties of the center. Indeed, the goodDis.Ity deal of oftine Socialist time during pasties—vie the afternoons role to of be both let weeksfoe prl in,ste American Committee has Mot. firmly established. • • In e...nal civil modems, inter worldng on the U. N. medladon Untied Europe. De lea. r of hs p moinics aw pee When he firm entered poli- Sorrell. teeth to realize that orderenterprise—change, that Interested Mercians If any. in can attitude arrange toward informal nationalbation meetings on Mr. Speak to the United Sores. Grew. oe Cartels national as to both its lenetion commissionbe . en.* in Pakistan with Roche of the PoliticaP.I. Frank Graham.m item He isas now diverse. pre ties at the end of World War they Mildew more In common andthe lees. pert Tithred.Y. of escifillets. Feiday, and Saturday he will have dinner He' conduct. his first torture Shand, the problem of the end composition. Its Mx senior of. and petty lawssuts.“ he said. at the homes of student hosts and will Mend the evening there.. owe Department, and the hampering of me eent paring hie report an thlir latest Speak roe the fiery bode with rte dem.ratIc Waal. tour in January and February of Ikea are respectively French, 'hate lithe ',merest now; I could or Use left..AT . the THE Bel- partiesCOOP than they had with the The student committee in charge of attending Speak am 1951.NEWS staff for the osop- non of Europe's barge Ind.tries British, Italian, Dutch, Belgian. mediation work. Since A Meting COMMUNISTS IN WESTERN EUROPE emit,. which made thls not Men to practicing law."- gian Labor Party. Th. tell totalitarian Stalinists. In effect, Richard A. Monis. Jr.; John Win, John Melly; and Runes are by national government and lab and Gerillen, and the various nit. of minds is finished and le await. Their present strength—how real is their present thgeat to sere meadsUnity I. Goal ling the preface.Realistic It Opandetshould be pub. wing troop. strong balluenr dila was a thorough repudiation Crawford The Committee mnalste of a Internal stability—popular attitudes towards them. Coat. Palo 4, Col. 1 Cont.. Page 4, CoL HairedIn the sometime matter ofate European this sprint, un- ed by the Ratan of gad Marx, and the Marxist group of private citizens devoted ity. Spaak seems to be a realistic don, tended to /eel that boor Variety of natural lave. EUROPE AND THE FAR EAST to the threefold purpose of Rld. geols democracy was a snare Paul Henri Spank wait of optimist: he sees the ulliniela In Mons of private citizens success of the European Moves W a dethalon. sod that true course, denounced for hi. "be• European attitudes tanned the CM. quethon—toward the Europe working for unity, :00, democracy count only coma tray, of the 'True Faith", but Noreen war—toward U. S. Adth policies in generaL meant but he is far from blind to Mg Americana of progress to- Use problems that timnd in the with the attalmnent of • so- once Ids decision was made, he ward European unity. end as/met- way of *Oen a program. The cialist dale. The I...tigers acted upon It wt. convIction. As THE UNITED NATIONS ing a hence underatanding of the union... sad. seened collotorstion aids Prem. of Belgium In 1933-39, Its present effectiveness—progress during and since common hr are building M. respOnsibilities shared for Ne future by mincing with other Maim par.n and de- and as the leader of the Belgian Spark's Ioneal connection with the U. N. the effectiveneo of by the p.p. of free Europe toe le.: P.P. of Europa ado. nounced Vann..., the tee Government In Exile during the the General Assembly when the Security Council Is deadlocked and the...United S... eran leader of the Bele•n Nam occupatioo of his nation. canny them to thlnk In coolua The movement for thehe pro. lanai terms rather then In the lathrtno, as a peg, boor Speak -dernonstrat. his devotion motion of the Deal of t .n goats reformer, dedicated to to dementnc prkteipiea lie em- nationahatic ter. of the past. Europe began as the Counen of ear hoprovelhent rather twat erged from the war period as one Spaak President Of U.N. Assembly Europe. consisting of an Assem Speak. with Wituitort Churchill. to the overt.. of own. of Europe's outstanding states- bly-125 government oniclals and Sold. deOmpers and Leon Blum. men. During Critical First Sessions, 1946 parliamentary members appoint championed the formation of the However. K the Inlet.. with Although S p • •1. seined ed by the parliaments but attend. Council of Euroce in leiS. The the rise of Ninism and the threat Belgium and the world se BY FRED eILTH little has core of this compeers. Mg so private citizens; and four were aldwerplently elected to democracy Out It represented. President of the mot Craned Presides of Honour of the op On the to date. It provided at the Committee of Ministers from Spank began to rethink ins views Natio. General Amemblr, Franca Germany. the Nerner ganimoon. Speak. who soon lath 10. 1815, the lint ,store of U. • cheer'. ray of hew " an even more active part as on the relationship between goo moot of fah time and effort lands. Belgium. Italy. Lin.. she. and democracy, and In 1935 aloes the war has been dell. United Nations met in Lord". I MMPITed the Mildred atom* chairman of the group lays great p.re at the meeting Immensely. amine Denmark, Norway. Swe- ... whose close .enCiatiOn with the European move- be abandoned the lethwing posi- oaten to the movement for Hie delegates, men and women den. Great Br It aln. Greece. ment Will he one of the main topics of diacussion dur. a.aa on the work to draft • tion and became first PtyattnaSter European Linty. He le Prot from 51 nation. elected as Presl. Debated Mo.. Turkey. Iceland. Iceland, and the ing his two weeks stay on the HaVerford campus. Constitution of Europe which he General and then Minister of dent or the European Move- dent of the General Assembly for To give but one exempla of the Saar. hop. OBI meet with success ln the convention later this year. Foreign Anal. In the soothed name an unofficial organ.- both the January and October Importance of Spaak's tole, at Noted Authorities, "Cabinet of National Union." The Win, Rand was the main or rwesione Paul Henri Speak, the one Do. in the debates Molotov Disappointment With England Although it has no keel Poem. Council Of Europe Takes Lead reasoI for this shift were prob. ganiser of the cre.lefileist Belgian foreign minister. In the offend to agree to an Inter.. Speak mentioned his cl. p- ably maw and- complex. but the the Asseminy has exerted tr. Council of Europe. tie only days that followed It became oh Ilona) lospectlen seatmo, Prattled (theme In the direction of unity poIntment the failore of En outstanding one was unquestion- recently reeithedcab Pelt. vious that they had chosen a that It Included armamena and through the eminence of its In Move Toward United Europe and tolo cooperate fully with the ably the major threat that a as Preside. of the letter man of ability and lo particular the atom bomb. The Council. but quickly turned to native Fascist movement, led by member.. noted economic and po- The Council of Europe, since the executive organ of the Coort body because of hie con. Brit. delegate. Shaw.o a was etkal., eullmritles. Success those countries which were aware Leon Degree, offered to Belgian don that It had served Its In Its formation In ISIS, has been a oil of Europe. It alone can ion Supervised Activities intemperate/1' roger m emsfit the Europi"Jed the US. to a whole of the necessity of European um democracy. One • leaner of the peep. an • mealy. for Refasten tenns. but Speak. who center of anlvity leading toward elude conventions or agreements: Spaak la out of the most out. hearted:affirmation of the Euro. united Europe. II has been in It makes recommendations to partimiarty the Schuman Belgian Laborites said at that sentiment for ter ope•n saw that the proposal could net ▪ plan nations. He also not. ale time that 04_5.411ets were Unity, but Ulu the redhead. standing leaders In the United new y41. his capacity as a leader of the governments and may require peendbly he accepted by all the The support ofune goal by prt. .neficial work ol the interne- laced with _two alternatithE for a United SM., of Europe Nations Hie wee the especially Western nations—and peed. Ceenell that Paul Henri Speak them to adorns It of what action difRcult reek of getting the As- vale citizens In this country Is a has done much of his work to- Ilona' European army let bring• "either to lob-1.131 cOncentration moat now be coneucteti al lady the United Stetea—at that they have taken In regard to such leg together the various government dreffee or be sent to other keels. sembly started, of supervising MinVMVIng demonstration that Ward European unity. Speak recommendations. The Committee time, suggested that the delegate. mericans do not seek 1 dont be gluing them a project the concentration camp within Paul Henri Speak presents an such things as the development needed time to think and sent the Served ea President of the group's consiets of one representative of two month." Speak. unlike the interesting contra. to Charles of preeedures and guiding a van nate Europe, as the Rum-Lanz Assembly nom late Mat year. the seventh.nt of men member on which they have to co-operate. debate heels to connolitee. A mare charge. but on the contrary ward nen.. Not Enough leaden of leftwing Socialism In Malik, who recently spent a week lety of other activities. moderate arrthgement was work. when he resigned to takes More state. The present Committee has ever. other European . nations, an independent tree. strong ad active in the debate which n with the Haverford community. At the end of the Met semion. of out there. and an agreement on fourteen teeing tnemigrs, the Sp.k saw to Benelux a good faced We choice squarely and Malik reprments, at ha beat the after an arnaringlY ectlm dwo- united Europe as an equal pate went on there. government of the Saar send.ng example and a ...slut mom took his stand alongskle the wee later adopted MthommedY. ner in an Atlanticcommunity. deductive approach to Palin and wrek period during which the On a number of other occardons Committee of Ministers an observer. toward economic unity. `But, he democratic capitalist parties In a A contribution m the work et stereernanship. His actions in the Amiably ...fled to rnmPlem also Speak provided the sobenng The Council consists el four The Conthl.liee AmentMy added, eit ie not quite fNShed common struggle to preserve de- practical arena are an outgrowth all Its major business. Speak bade private cake. In Europe say teen mender nations in Western wl It hoe mithressed customs inductee which kept the Mann- Joining the American Committee The Assembly is the debbera. mocracy. of his deeply held end well eye the delegates farewell with a /ay from being too hasty In Its Europe strtaching from Iceland Use organ of the Council. Pos. and liberated trade, but It has in sedition to the homed} Wreath:. convictions In the fields final speech of congrobilation is a prankrat expression of We and Turkey a the norN to not settled the monetary quee. derision.. opt ton. seming but limited Power... ers ate factor, another month. of ethics and memphysica Speak, for a job well done. and Turkey in the south. The or. yet far from being a parliament lion.. At the same time. he saw motive behind Spasien nine on the other nand, represents the Invited to speak on 'The Role Equally Important is the lull. Corson is broken down into such organizations as Benelux . Worked On saws menent of the General Assembly" ho the in any ...pled ens, of the term. mutation was his low of islet inductive tradition which empho session, however, we lion of 'slinging to the attention the mittee of Ministers. the , aecondary to ultimate goal of Ea. -Thiti drat Carnegie Endowment forInter. of the American public the steps It Is nevertheless the Assembly in the Feud. Revolution. lases the empirical process of held in ma atmosphere of coopera- Consultative Assembly, the Joint mimen trial and error and eidom national Peace at Its Paris House, Europe has taken toward unity thet glues the Council IN unique Most burotwanSoelsksta lm tion which prevailed among the cCommittee.o t the Secretariat•Gem! character. for it reprewnm the World Federation? Melly ballad the triumph of oends into the realm of metaphy. Speak sold of the UN.: "No mat. and working toward a better um allies after the war. In the see. and a group of committees first attempt at unernatioreal col. The realist in Speak showed tics. However, the empirical ter what our disaPPISiethmete. Ire derstanding between the rendes Bolshevism. tad, haired wet phis the fall of dIrecUy lesponsible to the Con. most clearly In mos must itself be oriented to • and stealer% held In matter what our inefficiencies, ne of Europe and the United Stars. labonnion Si other dam govern- his references to ml vorteliet -meths& actually sultatiee Assembly or to the world federation. He was nett framework of values, although 196, Speak played an even more matter when reproaches may be In all these. the Committee has mental levels. Actually. the pees applied for Mimi:Mon to the mend. role. The Assembly wa. against world federation but be there values are more often taken leveled against the United Na done its work well. rage of its members and the large Third InternatIonai The Bog concerned at that tomemainly The Committee of Ministers is shanks stheed one major for granted than elaborated, an lions. we must remain faithful publicity accorded to as debates aaw United Europe as the an. preintw with the leftwing aimed or systematised Thum Paul with the aubject of disarmament. to It for a good and simple gives the Assembly a degree of mediate need. The world, he and It Is In connection with the I influence considerably greater thought. was not yet ready for socialists, both were In ag. Henri Speak sod Chew. FWD, reason: because outside the Unit- cement that true democracy while they differ in their ape d•ebetes which occurred then and ed Nations there Ls absolutely Schuman Plan Step To Unity, than is superficially warranted one government. The Atlantic mold onlyP arse after capital ppreach reach to practical affaira. share in development, since that time nothing else, nothing but the se- la statutory powers. Union Seemed to him a good Idea concerning the problem of Ms- tern was eliminated. gut the concern for the turn to tome to • policy named Economic Stability Of Europe , The Assernom consists of 125 for the poor counrnes, but he development of the Arty die integrity of human personality imman ent that Speak ham pri- upon power, • police In Which representatives from fifteen coon. wondered how it looked from the BY PHIL STA.NSEURI1 framework: It will he formed by Worship in the .viet Union, which leads them, In their differ marily distingulehed himself. Ideas of right and dudna mil tries. The size of the delegations giving or Amensan aide of the concrete tne.ures capable ( Which became more rather ent ways. to support the der.o He was instrumental in bring- have no part and Net. MU The Schuman Plan for the' of varies from eighteen to three as. fence. forging red bonds of sobdarity than lean Wiensh's with the medic tradition. ing about s compromise between have no part whatsoever. And pooling of Wmtern Europe's coal cording to the population of the Belgian Politica and friendship among her sen the, East and the West upon this we know from all of history, lid and steel meteor., which has er member concerned. The Assem, Speak sketched willingly and sublet width on • number of or when we arrive at that point we pal.. Flrot and totemost. the un• hly holds one ordinary arseion per ONVINCED THAT THE PURSUIT OF PEACE RASED cent), been accepted by the Ity of Europe require. that the with an almost consmnt senile the melons threatened to dierupl the are very close to the final cata- French National Assembly ad, year. lasting not more than one UPON JUSTICE ,AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION age-old feud between France and most Endicott times in his point entire Ameenbly, and althaugh clysms!. month, In practice. the Assembly c IS VITAL -FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HUMAN SO the German legislature at Bonn, Germany be ended once a. for cal career. After the war he re• CIETY AND CIVILIZATION; is the first really concrete step rimming is often split into two turned political power in Bel. the European unity movement pans In order to give the m gium from exile in London where SPAAK SCHEDULE Sspm.Natiom Authority g THE SIGNATORY GOVERNMENTS, has succeeded In making towards •tern time to make their decielons. he had to am when King Lees week or Aped 14-21: breaking down the political and "To this end, the French Gov. Commit. 05 Assembly told had refused to act In accord REAFFIRMING THEIR DEVOTION TO THE SPIRITUAL Wednesday, April It; Lunch With a student group, followed economic harriers that have Mallet proposes that Immediate Rciationa between the Ministers with the -government In power. AND MORAL VALUES WHICH ARE THE COMMON HERI. by • trip to Leeds and Northrop In Philadelphia. • firm well- tended to divide and impoverish action be mmentrated on one and the Assembly are huh in the Asked of his party's future, TAGE OF THEIR PEOPLES AND THE TRUE SOURCE IF known for Its excellent lebormanagement relations. the nation, of Western Europe ▪ but decisive sphere . . %rum. of evolution. In the past Speak said he expected its return INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM. POLITICAL LIBERTY AND THE By pooling these basic onxinets Thursday. April IT: Collection address. for an long. y have been men, but by to power since the of RULE OF LAW, PRINCIPLES WHICH FORM THE BASIS OF and by creating a new high au, Friday. Apra to: Speech at meeting ofAmerican Academy of Cad And Steel the find pan of the Third Semin the Catholic party wan conStently ALL GENUINE DEMOCRACY; thorny whose decIstons will be MOIndltne Bern an already slight Poetical and Social Edemas on subject of European unity . In May, 1950. Robert Schuman. they had improved sufficiently thr in the name of the French Con , binding on France. Germany, ond one Representative to tiken them Moe. BELIEVING THAT, FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND FUP• In addition, Me, speak will attend the following waxes ernment, announced the broad the other countries who may- sub. THER RILIZATION OF THESE IDEALS AND IN THE 111. throughout the week: to those between Parliament and outlines of a plan for the pooh. sequently Join. this project will Government In this improvement TERESTS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROGRESS, THERE !Vernal Relations: Economic and ,Political he the first stage in the achieve, IS NEED OF A CIASER UNITY BETWEEN ALL LUCEMIND of all European coal and noel two main factor: have operated: Modern Political and Social Theory. resources under a supre.national ment of a European federation Spaak Prefaces ED COUNTRIES OF EUROPE; the custom of individual Nino. high authority which. though which le so essential to the ores. ' tern addressing the Assembly in Intermediate Composition and Oral [Secession. •ereation of peace" •CONSIDERING THAT, TO RESPOND TO THIS NEED AND He will also spend a "coffee hour'. each morning between ice composed of reprewntellvre of either amplification of the Minis- Book By Jackson TO THE EXPRESSED ASPIRATIONS OF THEIR and eleven o'clock in the Coop. the participating governments, Previous Move. Felled ters' Report or a private capacity .= The reasons for pushing Paul Henry Speak began his IN THIS REGARD IT IS NECESSARY FOR would ham binding authority the on questions of importance, and Week of April 2187, Schuman plan stay on campus yesterday by tak. CREATE ..AN ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL BRING over all these governments In hove been twofold. the Institution of the Joint Corn. Rt.*, mg time out to write the prelate EUROPEAN STATES INTO CrrAFR AsSOC,A71141 Monday. April Ili Dinner with Political Affairs Assad..., Mk restricted field. all of the previous moves , toward European lederatiod on for Elmore Jackson's new book, A Meowed by an !Monne! meeting In the Common Room with Schuman said, at this time. "Be- The Joint Committer wrested students from Have... Bryn Mawr, Swarthmore. the part of the European Move. meeting of Mhubt a study In HAVE IN CONSEQUENCE DECIDED TO SET UP0A CLL Europe was net dolled. we The task of the Joint Commil OF ETTROpE. Peon. and Temple, tenni 5100 to 10;30. have had war. Europe cannot be rnent and the Council of Europe Mediation his Jackson. a lee. have tailed miserably, precisely are is the very necessary one of urer In international relations at W.nethay, April 23: Olp to the Internadonal Ladles' united In a day, nor ht. a shill coordinating the work of the two Preamble to tbe Statute it the comm. of Europe, Garment Workers Joint Board In Philadelphia with another because overzealous delegates Heverford, has written a study dented In Loth. on ten Mos. laig group of students. have attempted to accomplish lee Prinelpal organs of the Council of of labor retell°n in the United The @pedal Insert of 'we Much at one rake—much more Before. The origins of this body States. Sweden and Great Britian. Saturday, April 26: Baseball game with Moreton at home. extra pages In this issue of than any of the nations which are toned In a proposal foe the The second had of the book con- the NEWS wax contracted Sunday, April 27: Meeting with French Club at French House, they have would con.n. Institution of a Joint Executive tains an arutlysis of the nature 15:00. for by the Thiene [rant to Committee of fourteen put for and hthdling of International dis. During Ude wok, Mr. Speak wilt attend: provide advance info... The Schuman plan, then es ward by the General Affairs Corte paalea and a conipariaon of the PAUL RENRI SPAAK Human Relations. tee on Paul Henri Spa.. thes partly an attempt to break mIllee of the Assembly lei March use and effect In labor and rater Phelps visleo• on the Slay. 1950. The Committee of Ministem national dispute, International Law and Organisetion. Ude Impasse by establishing a erford campus for the lest eignIfied Its acceptance on June 3. Mr. Jacsson Is new on camp. The French Peopk. .pra•national European author COFFEE TIME Mu Week.. By In a end red and immediately and the Assembly on August 2S. W Ma position as a lettuce in ito Soviet Emnomit and Political Development. The Ethera extend their tvorkable sphere. and building TheSecret...General tematIonal relations Mk yea, He He the continue to be thank. to M. Spa.. the spent three weeks during Marsh (10-11 a.m.) In the Coop at 10:00 and will hive a upon this base once It becomes The Secretariat Is a body of good deal of lace time during the afternoons of both weeks in American Committee for a firmly established. • • nternational civil servant. Moen working on the U. N. mediadon order that interested Mittents can arrange informal meetings untied Europe. Dr. lea. Growth Of Cartels national as to both its litnction commission In Pakistan with and tea. Thursday, Felday, and Saturday he will have dinner Roche of the railcar-Set. Shand, the problem of the end composition. Its Mx senior of. Frank Graham. He Is now pre. at the homes of student hosts and will thend the evening there.. owe Department, and the hampering of the efficient hooka. Ices are respectively French, paring his report an thiti latest AT THE COOP NEWS staff for the coop- bran of Europe's basic Industries British, Italian, Dutch Belgian. mediation work. Since A MesHeg The student committee In charge of attending Speak am eration which made this to Richard A. Morns. Jr.; John Whei. John Reify; AM Jan. by national government and gel and Bertram; and the various rue of Minds Is finished and Is await. Crawford are preens.. ling the preface, It should be pub- Coats Pass 4, Cob 1 Coed, Page 4, Cob Halted sometime Lete this spring

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.DENOUNCES· STAGNAiiQNSTAGNATION NINiN -COUNCIL.cOUNCJL ~OFOF EUROPEEuiQ'Pf (Note-The foikwang Is a ed with acorn. Alas, No one saw delivered by Paul Bari quite different points of view. that hem was an attempt to eiet at • eting of ttie Como me French Ambassador Bonnet Foresees a true international pollqpal at a certain moment Air. Mackay, Europe at Strasbourg, 1). If It did not seem peeks- and today. 141.1. Teltgen end Philips Visitor Spaak Boasts Career gamier II, 1961.1 thus I would my that our his authority In ordeg to measure I do not intend to make • EuropearWnity By 1954: CRIMSON certain membem of the Assem- deMenthon, are providing the so teriml ,n,,etIves are not tea I Speech-I think that this morning (Note-The foithwing story Is the World Law Club on "Cu bly. The Rapporteur left thing lotion to one of the questions From Nationalism To Internationalism reprinted from the Harvard I would be incapable of O. I only Trends of FrenCil,Fotelgn Po yet despite thie a large which confront.] us right from I havet the. Impresalort-per CRIMSON of March 15, 1910 to vague, ed the Statute of the Com. of cal career he /allowed Ma mother wish to try to put forward oertidn warsb the wideepread influence Icy." 'Trance." he Said. 'aviehea the betliming. haps I am elameratIng a IL number of delegates voted Europe, and the plan became a into the LaborParry. During hit f the move toward a united to follow the pineal]. of mum general considerations, which will against It We have sent back When I think of the wonder. de, but not very much-that Europe, orb al the dffe eetunty to echleve peace, th reality. early yon so a lawyer. Speak be brief.to justify the afflrmative those tour ...tees wno cane t5 ful day when, fffil eathn • certain number of our col- how some of the M.o... le ulthrate goal of all Western PoW In the meantime. Speaks So. ,the supporter. of nen ear., ton thee Was a pollard-Iittilhhg vote 1 Intent to give to MM. Tiet iala yamonf ask for our help to a Coromthee gems and of tamale., the A. leagues come here wondering Collective cosh. party had come Into power gen and deblenthon's amendment L of Mogsten which must make se sty almost amtnimously In 1932. he was elected Labor if what we are doing Is very French Ambassador to the rm.. by ...Miele bike Belgium, and Speak had be- in the same way as I am deter unanimous decielorm and of which voted to favor of the Itcoolution Party Deputy for Brussels. Due awful. I even wonder if they United States Henri Bonnet said be Europe." come Prime Minister for the ace- mined to vote in favor of all mo- consequently we know that it Mg this Meade, he made • hip to are thinking: "Ia It very inter- last night in an interview with altnewerine critics who pro- when we urged limited author- and time the had Served In this tions which will get the Council cannot help them. eating or ....tea the CRIMSON that he Is Con- Waned that Franca me not sup- ities with real poweral For the capacity during the crude! years Flossla worm he an impressed of Europe out of the period of What we ought to have done Now this, you see, is where our fident a milled European fedent. tilang her chore of the men- last three years we have mark- of 1938 and 19391. by the social expetiment of the negativism and stagnation into IS this historic inomant em to points of view are lundementagy tion a. complete as the United bower and mateethl mar. of Russian Revolution while gercely a kWh It has fallen, And as saute, ao Myund the Conanittee of ed time on We question trying Mbembly President different Whereas certain of us Sloths will he formed, probably N.A.T.0.. he said that France was dm. I would hate supported-al. insiders of the Council of Eta to sec where It might lead us Spank woo unanimously .ten. rejecting the totalitarian aspect.; • amrely affected by the im- within the next two years. emptying all that la possible for though I have never been a fed- nape and aderem onnelses to and what It meant. and necking ed President of the first Consul. ode Soviet form of government. portance and utility of our work Ratification by France of the a nehon whose economy Is Mill ralstM dehelices notion in the four fainbiters or to the for epee... formulae. save Assembly of the Can of- Mem of us consider what toe Schuman plan to only a matter of Impoverished. In March 19M, Paul VanZee the same spirit and with the same Ma montrle. which me trying Europe In the summer of IP4.9, have in do as something vital and weeks sway and formation of a Expressing regret that armed The formula which Pd Tetteen land, Belgium's Prune Minim, will to bulth a Europeon cool and and was re-elected In 1950. In of urgent necessu, - full-scale Euro,an mtns will he peace is the only way to achieve take. up egein today has the M. Molted the socialism to join Ms From the Presidential Chair , steel tons enity and ear m menee advantage of renting the 1949 he resigned his post as 1 Mtnre thosiaaM cm re- completed within six maths. be immediate results. Bonnet mid coalition government In was which I occupied until yesterday thaw -We will set to work at question with an eye to ratio. Prime Minister of his own coins main mini ghee the present said. The next step would be MS that If peace Is maintained for I have noticed something which once. We will expieln le ens Speak who tmed hie parry to as stale of Europe. I will midst Hatton by the natiOna Involved • reasonably king period. then When we hied to define a limit• has ahem filled me with great sad- • unified Europe would make a am how we envisage this ru- In August of 1950, Speak on cept Nth offer. His recommend. Be temptation to be terdbly of • federation P.M.. ed authority we were brought up ness, I have been :named at the m,. aonommitya against an Impossibility became named Chairman of the Execu- don was carried, the aoriallata cruel and speak so a pediansem Bonnet spoke last eight before breach impossible. mass of Went poured out In title We did not do so became we tive Committee of the European Joined the coalition government Mdan. But really: Think hadc then Is no thmretical &Minton Amenthly to explain why some. knew that If we adopted tide at. of limited authority. The effect of Movement He has been serving and Speak became Mal.ter of , on the years which have hot continent, both Britain and all the only hope lea thing should nut be done. Today Made no motion would have ob M. Tette., amendment Ito to In this capacity ever alma and Transport so. gushed and ask yourselves what the Other countries. But many Fm.. the very amesdne of everyone has the best of re talned the twoahlrele majority. So bring into bang the executive it Is as a spokesman for the goal Foreign Hthister Europe was Me but fifty yew" this meeting toy *idlon was to remain motionless. Somee Ger , of you eve the onpreeslon of once again we supported com. poser of the Assembly step by of European unity that he is pros .501 I do not ask you to no The next year, Speak became mans will only build Europe' set thinking on thth Molarm at tthen, my maiden dear end un. promise motions which are In the step with the solution of practical entry touting the United States- bock to Ile period of gnatness. Foreign Minister, and In 193T he when they have achieved the on all. Mr. Gordon.Walker more °I equivocal. I cannot say: aLet present State of affairs really of qumtlons posed by the inaUtution to present to the American peo- All own. whether they ourne prated over a nine-power con By of Germany. Some Belgium • no Interest or Immetance whets. of Specialised Authorltim Con. ple the case for European union from Borne, fn. Albeit, Irmo am • good Eumpean. and I us make Europe by following ferenee on Far Eastern Aftairs. will build Europe only when Em. quently It le no longer necessary and to main their eupport Paris or from London nova re• 011iMise you I wish to collabor- the fine traced by Emits.," The amt two yeses were the Mi. hod has given Ito adherence, to Invent theoretical definitions of menthe. what thelr countries ; but whet am be May 1 mg you LI you Mall. The Preeklest ...don of his pre-war career, Some Frenchmen will not build ate with you. became in reality If we follow Malted powers. Whensoever • have been, abet their mpiteth that It i• • lithe ridiculous to ask In December of 1951, during he aerved N 193849 as Premier Europe if they are forced Otto a bees myingeo.MY Home ear Me line of Conwrthalve or L. specialised authority is lot up, reprewnted in the world and the Convent. of Mialatent the last days of the third session of Belgium. From 1935 to 1946, dialogue with the Germans. The Mg this last fortnight" He has hour Methnd we are sot but. whesoever a particular problem abet all now Lemma where sit twelve Ministers whom Se the Consultative Anernbly of he was contently a natl.vl 0g. Engllah wilt not bulb Europe so Mae is solved, then Mue by little and And thew non remain calm this: -Goo d. tot m work log Europe. we are renouncing we know, and whose ideas we the Council of Euro,. Speak re- ore In poetical Ohara Repeat- lone as they have not reached an la fact the executive power of the mei wrene a the Mae of pew together. let us back up govent. It 1 Sr. let us face We fads know, to organise Conference., to named a President In order to edly weathering political crises, acceptable solution with the Com. net up international political au- Assembly is born and grows. ent event.. menW agreenents, let as try sad fake the MK lead personOly • campaign for he remained in office throughout monweaith. And oar Semolina. Of course tea to not all that one thor.. when nearly half those the CTas son of a Europeans co. the war. the exile, the liberation. Man hiends listen to all the with That Eumpe of which we are to nvase Nem better and nom I hope I mar that m alimistera have mated in most Mr we would MP. AU the same It (mental federation. IT, Mama nw speaking Is a Europe winch mare than I it corniceus of the .d the ensuing millet with the rather disillusioned and did. numerous.. mat terms that they did not want Is something and motet/ling Ime son have allowed to be seriously delivered Ott this occasion in re- King. Wrested air. Although I don't see very Clear- .ngers which exist at present such authorities and when earn lave: and that Is why I will vote mulitilated. Poland exists no printed in full on page a of the During his time in the Ministry. am convinced that it In this weoh.eri,,,i.. we . try troo build a purely one of them has the right of VMS. for M. Teltgen's and deldenthons more; thechmlomkia, Hungary, ly what all this means, I suppose NEWS.) He clinched the Aasem. Spack formulated a program for Assemble we devoted • quarter Amendment I will vote for It as this aught be one way to build It we cannot do better than tea bly for lethargy and lack of cks "democratic national socialism,. energy we spend In say- the Balkans. East Germany exist that all those who resign them I will vote for everything we the Emu.. Do you really Imagine than really I think we are played termination and said that he pre- no mom. Europe of which we selves to building a' purely Cane which rejected the theory that R ant, to saying out And am not being a peal- without vain seeking for comm. are now speaking is a Europe that to back up governmental 1 ferred to devote himself incl. Um interests of the worldne somethingIto positive we would no meal Europe know and have mime, Indicates now to those agreemenm it was really net e. pendently to the mark of the Eu- Melees were in hack conflict with he In the stale when we against which both Asia and At. measured the risks of such a pol- watching form outside or Mend- sary to build this palace and to Beeestly I have the hoer.. ropean Movement. He has been rimam now In revolt. The Eu. icy. But now can there be a policy ing our deMtes Nat after all In MOW of the rest of the common are today. Ming this lull time ever lines. mpe of which we am thlkine bring together twice a year 200 of any grandeur which cadetra Mow that sot am all dying of this Astrobly there are a certain ity. During the three coalition have notime something else. of here Is a Europe where even the Deputies from Europe? Don't you no risk., All life is .noire he' wisdom. Oh. what a wealth number of people who take seri- Speak rilmeelf has commented governments In which he served, even more grave and more sad- moat powerful and great of its think that governments are ceP tween different rata wisdom there Is In this Assent. ously the problem of building on his work toward European un- he strove always to reconcile con. dening. during his last session. I and those menthera is dared in Persia and in able of promoting agreemeata , who never dare mite risks In their My! Bow reasonaMe we all e: Europe. We must show them that ity by saying: "In Europe. 1 cer- Meting therm., to adworm 'AIM to hurt no one's feelings and Egypt. The Europe of which we Mem theinseivth without our ! lives and in their pone. are not with what acre do we debate, we am ready to sacrifice tor tainly have the reputed. 01 be- tiro through comprortase, It was so I will use only the most err- , ethite„ glee[ thyn .peak today Is a Europe Much help^ When you talk of the must tithe bow adi Informed we ere In Europe thinga to which we saws ing rather forward regarding the largely his success In amyl... reel parliamentary parlance. But • during the last the ymrs has Bahasa of procedure. and as great importance m any other alveuity of ens rig a new En lag this that led to hie WM., I am nowconvinced that in Nth S.ver.the.' egth' instemi of courageously:1m, lived in fear of Russia and on the ments concluded in these last few • ._ what talent we diapthy when country toIn the worid-part of our rope. Aga yet." he told as Arne, access as • statesman. later. by Assemble not more than slaty mnttrntoe. wel,lortrtie: chanty of the Amens-am years, you quote the 0.EE.C. and It maths di a ques.o of • national and even kan au ante, 'whenever I spoke Including Inn sthe -socialistic pm tePnaentattvea really believe in And before this spectacle we the E.P.U. In these our Assembly word or • comma: Gentlemen, sometimes-I have never balked to you In the past yeah I have grata of his oval party many ten. the necessity of building Europe. to find uneninusto formulae. are as impassive as if history will played ahmlutely on part I find this terrible_ your wee at saying it-Certain material mostly !driven to show the di.b ell of the Dee enterpri. ern Of course everyone says .1 am They are forniuthe of Imp.. wait for us, as if we had the II molly thin be the ',disbar. data Is killing use. Interests. faculties of the teak, and I dare- gram of le other par.s, be a good Europe.-, Mr. Conlon. ear, In the last few days aew time peacefully to transform our Lion" which we can expect from I read once In Bernard Shaw's whether you like It or say I regret I to Little today for was able to achieve for poatwar Walker wild it yesterday with sohimatim have ariaen on mat of mind throughout decades some people when we build En Ann of Ana a phrase I have not, the center of the Wage. it wee, after all. • mot at so. Belgium a great mermen of In• some irritation In reply to grave problems which have en. and decades, to aboash cost.mn rope I teak freakly It would be never forgotten and which, Mae for United Ember in dadry.' ternal inability and "prosperity Meech by M. Paul Reynaud. I Wiled certain a think that the 00 leogrr from harriers, to rid ourselves of na. Mum to put an end to this elab- MN. NO to not absolute I have had occasion to use fend In Nis Amernbly. Thal a Early Carew While Prime bildster of En. if we had all orate machine which make& the thg by orenonntn be al time to time in my life. Ike real mose of my manna gland. °meat Attlee commented friend, I am convinced of your Donal egoisms g In The political career of the Bel. eternity in which to do It masses believe that mmething pato, th,tho,..„, tbeey ,oth The who want Is ocean, that Speak. then President of the :complete sincerity. But I am Mee bee some lo me Charts gian statesman su developed eh., eoeatho -ha. all the There. gentlemen. you see the Important Is being done-those still „ or VII and the Emilah are ass along the ernes we took borne from • national to an interne- General Assembly. squally and profoundly mnsinced To-Oon, 'tht mason which at the end of every ath., the yoreeh yen ago now know that here d.. pl.e. From the early thin OMNI. necesmry for great of- het when you me 'I good fundamental conflict that eats. copying France-there la no.. masion-lf they hear he ail of our nth., the possibilleim lure become fice. He has been firm and ma• European' you mean something bs this Assembly. We believe missed .rim/ alluela hear--Charies On through the Second World work-mod necessarily became the aniOn itysennte e, virtuelly nil, and that we must consistently In e nable and has !mom how to guile different from when I say it that to build Europe Ls vital of ell hot taken refuge at Brame War. Speak was even more look outhide these wails, Hat lighten out debates with humor roymlf." We see things from work If we are to rive lids old Mediaeo I ourEu rope. gg. gen-othe Ifule King of Baur. the foreground of Belgian poli- During the last thriatight we to.no,,.. For geaa-and no one has any am is by mos mom having ro- tica but it was not until the war and eloquence. It has been said manar to propangenda, t o that sometimes humor and eke have Mimed every uPPornt&U, sas indeed ithdorle ma it was Mk,. in him. than cornea She years wet he became an active public opinion, by • le ref mg as the nest place we did not poat Oslo thot so troop', me- Mange nothing but her faith worker in Internationalism. q o eeee me substitutes for Council Of Europe, Schuman Plan subtle opinion and pointing out thought and action. but In the hear mw m get nse. m. mill the Miniatere slapped and her hope. She speaks and Speak was born in Brussel. In to It the real situation, by es. ease of Mr. Speak, It Is the adorn of num Weimer.. m fnuth speaking-. liThen they gam the W the world nooks her. Can 1899. In Belgium. the Speak tarn- planing to It how It mull sare Are Key Steps To Continental Unity and so esteem.. made to us by Boor back us sort oettho, endt lithhops. amine. all mock Oy had long keen prominent on anent of an mpecially clear and 1 1111 wakes to avoid AS demsive intethgence." vat, rowel barriers hi a very Conantta are represented In all all EAU. delemtes. Neturally bistroe at sit her until a young tn.k due the political scene. Ms grandfa. aatea that we will find the acs mewing question in Owl!. Be- grades In numbers toughly pre- them one be her cmnpanion m bank, and, ther had been the leader of the • ths.. "Wes. th We have seen Minalers ad. halloo to the problem. sides creating a disunity and jeal portIonate to the population of let . not forma bee tostntom Progressive-Liberal movement in ward-"eS Psrd'un my dressing themselves to us .d It In because I have felt So ousy that has undoubtedly been the member stales. repeating it-end stonily we thy the tient tone „too not ion In victory. *aye-white Si Belgium, and has uncle had led who deeply and believe me, go bitterly. Margenau... a mejor aup,rtIng came of ato The Committee& here around him people are Hying. the Belgian Liberal Party, sere. esre with s eerts'n h°Pe' only to explain their policies to these last fifteen days that I have .vars. the division has, tmm most to addition to the Joint Corn- we had Naught that the toll- -The girl la med. she has lost Mg for a time as Prime Minis M. ad that In this case causality us but to seek from us support decided to take back all my tree- Y Su. Europe's re* mince. there am varloua commit. heal change In England would kce mation"-"Let Oast in ter. lila father, also active in ad. does not hold. 'sel and encouragement barIt was cer. doom of action and resume or every rdnce World War II, !tees under both the Committee give us mme .1.A. opportunity madmen look where the Mite tin, wet best known as the au. thinly historic to see Minis- place among the true fighters for Professor Margenau also make The last war did not eliminate end the Amenably. Commit. for more Intimate collaboration base got or - thor of poetic dramas. His mother an such sub ters from four European coun- Europe-And I will my to therm to Individual classes NIrtels in the European steel and tee is aided by a group of corn. Abated with anguish we owned Now and again In this Assern. also entered paths breaking tries corning to tell us: 'We are us make haste for we are Mats as, Nature of Physical reel indoetn.; on the toothily. mittees al experts end c.a.] for what the representatives of bly I could wish we went a trifle with the IJceral tradition of the for United Europe. We are ready losing .road, That Which we Reality. In the philosophy o the siomildon which t representivm. The Assembly mm- the Conservative Government mad. I could wish we put aide family to win fame by her elec- conduct to try and achieve It because we could have done a year or two edema course which he tined I mitten are of three types: the wem goine lc tell um-we welt- nue wisdom end our reason and tion as senator-the Prat woman in cartels. With the Oreille.. are toned Into it by a eerier of *go, lathy we can n longer be. ed for a week, "Maeda of Jon of Import and ex.rt quotas, standing Committee, which car. ed ale With impatience for believe that to achieve great 0011101e Ma a PM he her Philosoptdca facts an whichI do not want to muse the world Is begintalag Relativity needy", Jurreney controls. and freight on the work of the Assembly what the labour Party now In things In the world a little hope, muntryth history-on the Labor ries insist. by a kind of hiatorical. corn. make fun of us and talk of our Aspect of ProbanWty Thmry: rate distrait tenons, national throughout the year, the ordi- oppoaltion um going to my. • side confidence and a little ticket. pulsion of logic. At the height of impotence. We have not a mo- and -me Concept of Cause u, Ironllers hoax I thank you for It faith are mom use than all pro. In Her Me, become thorn more nary committees. which are cons Never the struggle we are Wake to ment to lose if we wish to rave Connection with the English solid m001mir barriers beer more categoric the. they aunt for thethakir eategoeles of -have you bring about a political m1010114, motural wisdom, ourselves' When Speak Mgan his alt' Empiricists.. were when tariffs were the Mein the Assembly's work; and special and more clear in telling us, In the field of detente and of for. Why do I ask you to vote for sources of 'protection." ImrturInms, which are appogge although you knew how much elan affairs." We all felt the M. Telltale amendment' to study and ncrion on spetallf It meant to ea to build Europe: beillathre Hart pathos of their speeches. For they Bemuse It is positive, bemuse Sol this imorwonost with in notional Atteallons which cannot conven. aWe WIll never go with had come to tell us: "Of course It explains clearly. far more clean along tole road, and In this have industries have re. entry be handled by an ordinary there are difficulties and the old articles In the AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON UNITED EUROPEEUROPE nthekets, ry, than the .two direction:" aently more -hen wining to sub- cemmIttee. traditions" Now you, the repre- Statute to which It refero, the lent m to varlet. lion. The Gounelre Purpose I ray Ibis eat walnut some dis- sentatives of Eumpe. say mme. goal to which a certain number OFFICEOFFICERSRS appointment. even some bitten thing which may help which has bet n for the most part The amt...ts who ern.. and at us wish to proceed. MIL Telt- CludChairmanrnt01t Ktrnrigty backed up by the the Council intended it to be a mesa, but certainly no nearest.. time us added strength" gen and deMenthon will not take spirit The statements whkh we WilliamWilliam J. DonevanJlaDona Zovernments involved. Markets forum of ideas and a place where What did we reply? Nothing. offense If I tel them that their were awaiting. wi which we had lave then strictly allocated. Pin a atimul. could be en. to We dr. up a motion and we cob Idea Is not altogether new, and Treasurer attached so much important., In Vle~lttdrmanTice-Chairmen Mahon iestrimed by acsIgntog democratic European Initiative. ed it. a motion on which the Rap- that the onglnm eontorad It me which we bid no much hope. have AU•nAllen WSi. DullesDulle~ Emmett F. Connely amble In mdividuld produce.. Its essential function was not to port., to obtain • feeble ram. Ma. Mackay In the Protoml which Indeedit had no pow• not been made. How should oal and prices fixed either by cartel make :5 Jar ay, did not even du! te ay the Aemmbly has two often lent •. SSecretaryecretarll EueutlwExecutive DirDirector•ctor ter be law. er m to do --but by free and pub have reacted,' We should, with ' -www.-William P. Durkeellarlleo Even investment purehaming. lie discussion to stimulate car, etAumge, have had the will to take George S. S. Franklin.Franklin, Jr.Jr. and sellin r have been made sub rents of public opinion. without Food Itote of the facts confronting lint to cartel supervision. Wend which free Europe would be ho- BOAROBOARD OF D/RBCTORSDIRECTORS of MI. the ear.. have demo>'ed able to play its para. the world. Gentlemen. take care. tee the HAVERFORD REVUE RayeondRay mond B. B. Allt:nAllen A. Crawford GreeneGrMnt: Stacy May much Naiad, by setting erne Still. within Its framework a tinental Eoropeaes, have on ThomasThomas WW.. Braden PaulPaul GG.. HoffmanBoft'maa Carl T. MUM and market regulations no that under its aegis. the possibility of anon said to you: We don't JiowarNovvardd BruteBruce ConradConrad NN.. HHiltonilton Frederick Osborn 'Nen the most Inefficient tom. meeutha nation exists. ndental ail that the English P. Lucl~~&Lucius D.D. Clay CharlWalter Bedell Smith a moth wrs gathered and at untoquitted and the obstacles In me way, but WANTEDWANTED:: DaviDavidd Dubinsky HerbertHerbert S.S. ULittlettle Arnold J. Zurcher Pine Anitt'artel from the CONCISE HANDBOOK :sometimes-I am going to speak OF THE COUNCIL OF EUHOrE ArtArthurhur J. GoldbergGoldbfr& WaittWaller! NN. . .MaguierMllll:oltr The competit ion which We published by the Council./ quite frankly-.we had the feel. Amerika. associate with free en ing that here was some pretext laterite has thus been largely rather than mine real reason Ito- WRITERS EUROPEAN MOVEMENT super wried in Europe by the ideate,. hind those dIfacultes which you PPresidentsrftldn.t~ ofof Honour:Honour : . of mmoity and may living for all explained be no so badly and rl. The thorn of Editomeof TheThe Rt.Rt. Hon.Hon. WinstonWiaaton ChurchillChurdUU • amineasmen. Expand lag and med. leered to so nonstandy. We had CONTRIBUTIONS SignoSignorr AkJdeAleide de GasperiGuperi Whiting base been slowed badly - the feeling that you would not the Teverford REVUE M. Robert SchumanSc.htuUD -by the neareornplete removal by collaborate became of the Com- M. Robtrt M. Paul.flenriPaui· Htnrl SpeakBpuk t cartel security of any Incentive to greln nut II mmt take this monwealth." I urge you, take SUBSCRIPTIONS do so. opportunity to Inform Dave mre. Ina little While addle MOW CltrlrmanChairman:: 8eeretar11Secretary Gcrwral:General: • The economic objective of the ton will say of vs Continental Eu- M. Paul-HenriPaai·Benrl SlunkSpuk Dr.Dr. JI.. B.H. Retmcw'Retinae 'a Rittman plan, then, Is not only floozy that it Ma awry Is ropeans that we are making the o./e(1GUDelegate General,• • , tear down de international absence and the failure to re- ~ not turned in within ten LEAF epond of England a pretext for TURN A NEWNEW LEAF Vke.Chairrnen: 61. Andre Philip barriers be the use of coal and II. Alolro : r Rt. Hon. Duncan Sandys ~ pp 'Heel, but also specifically to end as,s, he will be shot. not making Europe. We Will lose ,.,_,.,.,Treasurer, & the deadening effects of smell a. all credit and all confidence In the Herr Eugene hogon AND HELPHELP THE.THE REVUEREvUE Baron Rene Reel kel..tallitin the individual coins eyes of those for whom the Eu. M. Robert Bichet ;,... PPM] idea la at present ear.. --!:t ki•^ •

.needs A' 13, 1952 HAVERFORD NEWS Peg, Free

SPORTS CALENDAR rt Leibold Elected As "Pop" Haddleton, Towelay, April lb Tennis vs, Penn, away vs. Fords. Beat Ursinus With Rally In 9th; wordsmen's Captain For '52 Golf Moravian. away A Ford Tradition, Wednesday, April 16 thur Le&cid, a member of {Welty Baseball vs Delre cleat ."951 has area 'I" ode of next ...ea -fencing Art Leibold were, home. 3 pm. He has been fencing for In 31st Year Here Tennis vs. Uninue, home, Topple Before Penn, Temple, Hamilton years and has concentrated BY JOHNS,HOPILINS 3 pm. Friday, Apt 115 Green the e.g..lt to write t year Art entered the Arne. Gar vs. Tempi. Herne, r Fencing Lee., Of ...m- an article about Pop Raddled., Merlon West Course, 2 Fords Take Loss With Base Hits... 8 Markers Count e Dlredonal Metes Champion- Istarted for the traek where Pop , RepresenUng Haverford be Will tie found every clear after. Track ve Ural.. home. bed third, belled tree years • aeon In the spring and cross 3:45 p.m. In Hamilton Game In Wild 9th Frame men, Roger Jones, who won Eistarday, April on country in the fall. I found Pot piece. Jones, a stmlor. Is Basobagre. Alum Cracking wide open in the hot The Scarlet and Hack a isetall eating thla year. Skip Matt- neatly dxssed and wearing a nl. home ' two innings, Roy Randall's 1152 rene come through in the ninth and Roger Jones were tots Havedord elm opened the mason black orereoat and hat, standing Tenn le vs. Gettysburg, inning at Unarms to clown the with a 9-2 loss at the hands Of s captain. In front of the grandstand ditto. home. 2 pm. ides leering. Lelhold goes Hamilton College last March 21 Hears 120. with eight runs coots. ling at With an air of experience. Cricket on. Fairmount C.0 fer a ellen each se... In on the loser's Bell. The Fords Ing the plate for the victors in Pop told me he was to busy to g it is golf hi fall It le cross Sailing Regatta at Navy • sewed their only two rune to the the final frame. The batting Idol try and In winter It is fem. help me then, but that I could let day float inning and failed to capital. of the day was lack 'Slug" Lei He has won letters In both lee on soy of the later =wire see him In his Mike In the gym panda., April lb &beer who, after hitting a long and feadng. HU home Is In opportune. that arose. the next morning, •and warned Sailing Regatta at Navy home run in the sixth to put the we, Blinobt roe to 64 mere Careful Or I would • 24 the Hamilton made only five Nn meals out front, came through In as day. span 00 off two Payerford henna but be skewered by a stony Javelin. the ninth Inning with two out Varsity Baseball v. La. the visitors. capithee. on Fora and smashed a double to center The young mat above to Art Alfred William Haddieton was d Linksmen Open Salle, away misthkes for three unearned suns, field to drive in the tieing and • class of 1953, newly elect- born in Norwalk NOW Jersey, but piled the difference nel th winning runs. ed captain of the fencing team. soon his Welly moved to Mama The Fords pounded out ten bits, elms.. When he twelve he Beam Draw Wood ay vs. Moravian war to Italy for • year. The Italian but tatting to come through with went to England for two years Olympic team was training • men on base wee costly. The Bears drew first blood is week the Haverford golf where Pop says "they knocked Ulla time and Pop helped A MI from Ford starter Warmer in the Cackles VIStorts Score opens Its se.on by meeting the tar out of me for being a with this. He recalis that oh Initial frame on a hit Mammal" The visitors scored feet en Man And Temple. Today the Yank but when I returned to the hardest work he MA there was and a single to left In the inn e travel to the Green Pond and United States they knocked the watching a eine fleean fruit van now by Mettle setting up tee of t he smond the Main Liners mtrese near Bethlehem, Pa. tat out of one for being a British. der marathon runner run 3 hours tally. A weld pitch moved the retaliated. however. when Riche, or they hope to ref.. lam one hot Sunday. In 1919 he left runner to second. and Captain collected hth firm tut of the after. Squawks Wood scored him WOO a single s 9.0 performance againet le Arno in O. Seam. Rome for more 'YMCA work In noon. Bair reached float on avian. On Friday Hovertord At the prment time it Imes le right. The Fords Struck back Pop began his track career In Germany where he had charge of fielders choice. and pitcher Wur host at Merlon's weal in their first time at hot, Hurt.- eke the rest of the ba.ball Providence, R. L; he remembers genus among the amend Inter. ster rilld a single to center ha roe 10 a Meting Temple team, Mae, Harting off. singled, and io their eyes and bats. Co-captain Ted Ribberd and w season will be entrusted:dee. one season when he won 19 fink allied onthation troops. One ad e tooth then_ three of Temple's best men his Jobs was coaching a num.!' lime moved him Mang with a Don Chandler are trying to get their team on the victory Alter a very sloppy Start. 23 er- prima He ran in Canada ter a The Beam began to lag Woo. e grated., the Surtet and baseball team, but he blushingly .reinee. Then singles by Chance trail. After three losses, their team came through with while and the high point of tide seer In the fourth with three hits will try to avenge an open ror. In three games, the team ler and Ledeboer and a "MUM. by 12$ victory aver UrSintni m tts last game. was a 10-mile race where lib,' admits that he turned the Job 10e one run. Right fielder Don mason PO blanking handed played heads up ball to doWn Wahl' brdtight in two runs came In 5th out of 99 starters, over to someone elite. Chandler aided in retiring the them fast year, the Urshms 120. doing it in BMA Ili admen the Ear. to Haverford 1n 1921 This lead held Me tow theme in that tone by mednil Fare Hopes Mlle ighth. when Hamilton fled the Even in that gene thiere hind the winner. Returning to the United Stares nice Mich of a fly bad and then sidle the loaf of Al Adam score. An error, a stolen base. HE Bret lob of coaching tree after S months In Germany, Pop JV's Defeat Drexel rifled to Broadbelt to retire the Dick Huffman. the Fords were lenne when the Beata , 10Hewpo[t. N. IL, and his teem wee offered a Job at Georgia Tech an Infield single and another el runner coming from third on the to better their 4 wins, 6 meet four runs to the woe the Green Meentath Liter hat he turned ties down and ror broeght home thie ren tante and 1 Ile record et lest eighth, two of which went scholastic Meet for the lint time coached at Brown for a year. In Itiontlims Wins reWfawr Hite Homer In the first mat. mime In 1st Season Game unearned. to take • Et Ind In 10 year. He return. to Prov- the fail of 1921 he earns to Haver In the ninth, will Hitchcock In Paul Sterner, who fed The Revertant JV won its opening some 8-2 against Drexel at , theTadelner lead again gave the Feeds going into the ninth. One idence after one sea.n at New- ford as a member of the phyekal Welling, the roof Mil In. PAM.. team of last year with a 79S the loser's field. Morris Longstreth, promising f.'s}..n with his herein-en to pon and coached there a year, 5501211.00 staff and has been here opened the IrmIng with a walk e go will be first WM, with couldn't kelp but think ilmt chalked the win in allowing six hits. three passes. end fanning doer renter th,.,thLsiii,,the toe then went back to Newport and ever since. Until that time foot- and was sacrificed to -enured. or Morrow Meg number them things hest cane Impoen 14 Meets. The junior bat smen rook advantage of all the breaks nI near produced a Winning team again. ball had been coached by alumni Coyle aIngled M. when Hitch. early to Hever-ford all the eme. Pop then went to Providence voluntmm but Pop took the lob rock cut off a throw from .IoM. they could get and tallied their algal rims on bat /Our hilt, fear b Logan who has • record wilt one nn on a hit However, the hitters mole Technical iligh School and as regular coach. Later he non that seemed to hate an Out- errors, and ten free twin 4 wins. 3 lo.ea. and 2 rtes a walk. and hit batsman. to coached a team that won 313 Iner erwitehed to scrub football where side chance to hail me liehreak. the011gh in the pineh asd it "Ht. MM. offirlod II. .4. h.thever riri'ved I" In the eionth past two seasons will play with two runs in the first on a enough as Longstreth held the it was the Beare wan a spieled Ford nine that scholastic meree in 4 Yet., losing he worked Until three years ago, ,lomg r.yrun .at ,the plate. th error hey. the third spot along with he rn to cheer as they collected only once to alocal team. He re. as well as working with Wade by Kee. tel In the fourth Handl- dropped fly, three walks and a Ironing Out five ee - e ball partner. Bob Fem. whooped things up in the eollrN collects that one year his team and MOM, coentry. POO modestly successful sacrifice. On the other into and one run In the fetal free ninth at Urethra. . ter from the contest. Long- Feeser, the fourth Ford, Is would lure compared favorably aye "the boys had taught me hand Longelreth retired 10 out frames. sueth came In and put out the a returning letterman. Jot e Alter going hitter. In two with the best of Haverthrd of any quite a ke of football by th... of the first 11. mien to tam h. rivet Gathe will compete in the flesh Straight games. Jerk Ledo.v other college of similar eim. During the War Mr. Evans and lwfore •IlowIng three hits and • Mike Dunn collected two of the fir' and John Eagleton, another suddeMy exptorted et Collegeville After 4 year" at Technical High Pop handled the entire physical Temple Triumphs a run In the fourth inning. By Fords hits. while Later and Ai The Big Ninth rrnalt. will match cards with with two long blast. Don Broad. School. Pop went to Moves Brown education department at Haver. this time, however, the iotals bright each for one. This is the Den came the big ninth dazes sixth man. Ineldentthe belt, who is doing a great job So11.1 where his teams piled up lone With 22-6 Score had built up a total of six Erna brat of them :scheduled games Mg. Pinch hitrem Albright ant Pt. mete about se close as plugging up the catching .1.1.Y, .defeated record toe two By attending coaching school. giving Longstreth a good lead for the Jv this season. It will Johnson were awarded prat on bre to a hole-Inone In one of The Ford baseball team jour. bee found his eye at In thole rear. at Illinois. Michigan, lanced, oeyed to Temple . Stadium on Fri- to prole, have a return contest with the a Mt batsman and a walk to practice rounds last week. U. MM.. and Dave 1101110 also Attaleted 1001,0 Olympic Tamil Having added e shag.. In Dragons' again and alw meet the raise the Fords hopes. Alter a karth Can:Wm, Cornell, and day, April 4. and were beet,- rudely his ballsteered seems to be hitting again Sur. War broke out end Pop Joined the third. the Fords got their Gomm JP nine. C.eig Belver=.+fly out to center, BrOadbelt get Northwestern. Pop has kept up thumped by the Owle by a MA short of Merlon's seven. intlieSlY enough Wayne Hurtles. the YMCA. After several months first the fourth as they who captained Ras: years t his second 0.11 of the game to to date on recent ...chine inno- count The game developed :rue bin In th cup. Art Lethold, also • Ise and Complain Don .hardier In Georgia and Florida, he went scored them runs. Two mom and doomed Swarthmore, is set. drive In a run. Anther out to tee vationa. Since he has been at Hay. • complete rout as Temple tallied man, and Bud Getman fill contributed only one hit between singletons In Use filth and sixth log as moth for the Scarlet and oetfleM brought up l.ederhner. erfond he hoe coached 3 tearms seven tin. In the fourth std other two birthe on thin reties them lot the team's feat victory. concluded the Main Liners error Black junior batsmen. melons hitting depertments that have won the !diddle Atkin pushed across eight more in ire who worked the count to 32 be- Theme.* tot far sa the Mb beet Arneson. Ftichle, another tie States Championship. He was fore connecting for his game w e- Ne New Opponents sixth. The Fords ruined their own department re s. the top po4a.1 .908 hitter, Ill In the noncommittal about the proepecte ning dote.. For insurance, Ea Is year's golf schedule finds ream. by giving up eleven al the order Mould be good sloth slot and ,,natty doing for this year's team, but thought Mai n Liners kept going as H new rivals for the Fords. walks and commItelog ten errors. Baseball Statistics for enough rune to barn a • good job at the plate. that the major handicap was lack herd sod RIchie followed with teem In the current ten The game sthrted auspidouely a whining season. leading aft The fielding egaln teems to be of thee to develop the material he an Pe- not Sh d n singles. That Wm all tar for Ithverford as they acme sou eschedule was met hut year. are Hurtublee sad Broadoolt the Melee problem this year. „h i knell and brought In Buchanan. only change Is the dropping three in the Nest end three more ii who boll are shove SOO. and With good support and a eew When I got up to leave. Pop If • Unthleum and Albright greeel one of lap year's foes. weal inthi.the„seeo.nd. isTliune hhIgwheloithrepomi Byre seem to be able to get on runs. gaiter Charlie Wurster apologthed for not having time ooe Saa I the new hurler with a tingle eel ee, • team which battled the base. Chandler and illtsberd, ought to be able to better ha to tell me mom but he had a meet Jai a double. That was all for Au- let and Black Ilnkamen to • litroadheres double and single. ant eti'r seho have not me yet hit them 34 leered of last year and lure that afternoon. I thanked Lien 1it o ...batten and Horned pitened to fits ,yafimlesby mir. Don Chandler end He, betting stride, should be able into a whining pitcher. Freshmen and left only to be eared back. was the lest two men. The damage e addition of two strong is nipple' the power to being Longstrelle who newer. Meet 'Remember that Italian fruit ven el had been done end Ritrheork haee to the team. however, be the fourth Inning the Fores S.' Ola the men In from the Item for the Unities win. ought to be der 1 wee thieve yoU about, he a, pitched the ninth to give Long- e the prospect seem bright abruptly tote their onerun edge. and five .left 0 the order. ble 10 make up the two zanies said, "Weil, I mall melba that . .r.,h his first Ifavertord vh tory. the always hoped for "SAW. Temple batted MIMen and xenon: 000 Sandwich.1 in between the aon by Hebert. last season. if non win 7th in the 1920 Olympic u l 01 season.. The two fresh. by runs, which were produrvi Wise two ComptiOns is the Menem Hitchcock .11 throw and get a marathon... I thanked Pop and Grant Morrow and John hy long Ms by Napolitano `On powerful end exegete. Le. little better control he meld alw left, withIng him luck on his next ,Penn Is Victor In Connelly and several coat). et- 1 xext lwN fin natithr011n have won for themselves debaser, who led the Main In better his 1.1 log of last year. Meet. tors and walks_ Starter .Rohn number tap and number five • ° ° ; Pre-Spring Game e Both have beaten out lee Hitchcock left and John Harris mune te Matt: n to win these poi .. ono tto fetish the inning. nem e ratIly by th,eh e golf team hen first meek TempleT scored two more In the 1. Y of the spring sports at Freshmen Show Some Strength filth and then pelverthed tie them a 7-1 victory -over a Amp, tunore this year. On May Fords with eight more in the CIS o fielding Ford nine to hand theta Fords will travel to Swarth Seth off Coreptain Ted Illbeerd. 1■1:8 g their eccond :straight {tree... a course hoping. bring the But Srs. Lead Softball League who vim not up to his usual good &V.'? o term defer,. In a contmt wnlelt trophy back home. Three pellommoce. Haverford could On sal.a-11 it I al 1 n, . . ...... e eate ten errors contrilittEl. -rauF nothing in the seventh. and the . TOT0.9 .....39 it 1 three of the total eight runs s-ere heir lettermen art retuneng The opting Intramural athletic Lingeman and Stumpy Matte.on Junior A squad down. the Soph. neregeroare game was called after the tall- Unman, en DrePeCts of a repeat of the program has seen one week of respectively, while the Spells ma s, 11.10, by scoring four se •a Is• • [ Inning win of last year appear op. action up to the present Ume, the hove Ken Meter en a mptain. The rune in the last inning. Penn drew first Wood un an On rsterks softball Intr. having e ue led by Td Pen- Tueiday's action brought the 01 ...... ^ e,• earned run in the Initial Melee ...... last Monday. The tennis ladde • karttlgiting SMlors their Wend s: when lead ntf MeerSurnmerhell singled td .I.Mna.n, who let the however, is Min In the process ef Prospects Good victory, a 12-2 dmhslonve or the being organized. ball roll east him allowing the ENHOWER The prospects looked good to Junior B squad. On Wednesday 'A runner to go to Mini. lie morel Juniors Hove I Squad. a last league in the eoftball the FresInnee faded their batting With Damn, Duff, Foul. r ...... on a lend fly to Hibberd. ThLs year's softball league hue partmene The first week of at eyes and deemed the Junior A 2 Waring one entry from each class with Squad 113, Thursday brought the le under Fe. He; h U. showed several teams with TOTALS as s aa it Freshmen their secondHAVERFORD scalp of d NEWS Page Fist encode A 13, 1952 the exception of the Juniors who pnelse. On Monday, the Seek.. arn,,,,br slim a. dattbkm ter Bar The game then Item d into a lay, April Id, 8:00 P.M. are fle1ding two squads. The Sew behind Aust.Srnall'a pitching the week when they overcame a pitchers dual of We've, i against SIX meSPORTS deedt to CALENDAR win 1312 over Seam by waniam. Acadenty of Resit lore are captained by Peter nob trounced We Freshmen to to F.3117 77 .. hays. who relieved Id la in rt Leibold Electedth...Smalt. As who Is Also the stand. "Pop"tune of 161. Haddleton, Up until the fifth In theTueriday, hapless Sophomore. April lb The 11:all."' 218 ....Id dbecause of a Lore arm. Mot A's brought the week to a • • All Welcome out hurler in the league. The Jo. nth, however, the score stood Tennis vs, Penn, away After flee scoreless in11.1 ga Fenn nior A and RAW, red by close Goffby downing vs. Moravian, their classmates away Fords. Beat Ursinus With Rally In 9th; are et one W. Also on Monday ith none up with the big teeing Ill wordsmen's Captain For '52 12.8. A Ford Tradition, Redneaday, April Ill edge the Main Liners. The wily Mint Lelhotd, a member of SOFTRALL STANDINGS Meteded three hits. four died Varsity Baseball vs. Del. has bren SPECIAL ATTENTION TO RELATIVES AND W L F d"""51 'I" Art Leibold were, home. 3 pm. miscues. and two free passes to ptin of next aion's lensing Seniors 2 g 1.000 FRIVIDS OF STUDENTSIn 31st YearOF Here Tennis Int. Urelnus, home, first base. Wurster left the game He has been fencing for Freshmen 2 1 .667 Topple Before Penn, Temple, Hamilton and was metered by Longstreth. years and has concentrated HAVERFORD COLLEGE uNor 3A pm. ELT OLIO TO EUROPE BY JOHNNHOPILINS 2 1 .667 who Unshed the game. SophornoasFriday, Apt 16 0 2 .000 Nat tow An tallitt LAM Given the sadenr.nt to write Each team smred a sinv1,14- t year Art entered the Ama. GrafB vs. Temple. 0 Home, 2 BM in the eight for the final core r Flemingroam none. league Mee Of ra Amer HOTEL HAVERFORDan article adult Pop Haddleton, Merlon West Course, 2 With Base Hits... Fords Take Loss Albrecht's Flowers 8of 71,Markers Count *AMONDIdvdonal Meit'sQ.44433.10 Champion- Mended, ileemfantI startedCeara Hetet/ for the trek where Pop BLUE COMET wxs Representing Haverford be will tie found every clear after. Track va Ureht., home. ARDMORE LONDON. nee 411.00 Montgomery Ave. at Grays Lane. re!sr°' ealtrotlite7 0bed third, behind this year'S 3:45 p.m. • DINER 0111 ows ST .00 Raverford,woon Pa. In the spring and craw In Hamilton Game Corsagres In Wild 9th Frame main, Roger Jones, who won Saturday, Aprll on B. reif.fr, Treee FRANKFORT ciel. 361.60 SPRING DAY At Ream.. Pelee.. GOOD FOOD AT n. 10. Corner (61. ma an piece. Jones, a senior, Is country In the fall. I found Pop; Cracking wide open in the last The Scarlet and Back b Fs. Plena w therm Va Boashager. Alum PHONE nearenoazsme PRICES innings, Roy Randall's lira REASONABLE eating cola year. Skipwe tter Matt- "A Knott neatlyHotel" dxssed and wearing a nl. home ' Iwo Moe mole through in me ninth relteo.1 NEXT TO and Roger Jones were this Your Guents and Dateblack Deserve overeat The and Best hat, standing Haverford due opened the mason Tennis v. Gettysburg,MAY 10 RYAN a CHRISTIE inNog at Urinous to down eta s.■wets wIth a 9-2 loss at the hands of BRYN MAWR ESREY TAXI SERVICE s captain. In front of the grandstand ditto. home. 2 pm. Beare I2.S. with Mein runs mom. Ides fencing. Leibold gots In Our Loveb- Main Dining Room Cricket vs. Fairmount C.0 Hamilton College last March 27 TRY OUR linvertord. enne- ling at With an air of experience. You bet it's good SPECIAL. fOr a sport ea. semon. In 'Ameba.' Onto Same" Own Nem le a PE. on the loser's !kid The Fords "COLLEGE kg the plateBall.. tom Mallen the victors • in Pop told tee he was to busy to You'd better get reservations g it is golf. hi fall It Is cross Mamma Own MEI Rang ear. .1 P.N. Sailing Regatta at Navy • scored their only two runs In the AT Mk the final frame. The batting An try .d In winter It Is rent. 9.00, end mindens help mea then, w e but that I could first inning and failed to capital. it's a BRENTWOOD OPEN ALL NIGHT Ardmore 0859 Ht day for of the day was lack °Slug" Le' He has won letters In both see him In his office In the gym We on any of the later rewire Eanday, April lb delver who, after hitting a long and fencing. His home Is In Excellent Banquet Facilities For Selling Regatta at Navy aspen... that arose. 1.,„„ten1 Do. Altana the next morning, •and warned The Old Man and Old Lady home one in the Math to put the we, Blthola Meetings, Parties, Dances, or Supper Dances Hatnilton snide only five hlti Brentwood Me Yea tr. P. Y. roe to 64 mere wend or I would • Zd day localsJOHN out front,TRONCELLETI came through In Transient and Permanent Accommodations Mead.. April el off two Payerford hurlers but be skewered by a stray Javelin. Sportswear ALICE COOK the ninth inning with two out Varsity Baseball v. La the visitors. epi Wined on Ford ...... and .roarsmashed mum a double in Fos... to center The young may above to Art ALfred William Haddleton was Salle, away liarerlerel • d Linksmen Open RIGHT NOW!mis.kes for three unearned Luna ...at Leading Stores field to drive in the tieing and ..... Leilwld, claw of 1963,Tel. newly Ardmore elect- horn in0114IT Norwalk • New Jersey, but rut It polled the difference For YOUR Convenience soon its family moved to Mama- Euerytohors GIFTS winning runs. ed midair: of the laming team. The Fords pounded out ten hits, elms.. When he was twelve he Mang Draw Woos! ay vs. Moravian to Italy for • year. The Ran. but falling to come through with went to England for two years Bears drew first blood Olympic tram was training • melt on base wee costly. The is week the Raverford golf where Pop says "they knocked Usti time and Pop helped a 1101 from Fad starter Warmer in the Cackles WSW. Seem opens Its season by meeting the tar out of me for being a with thin. He recalls that th Initial frame on a hit batsman The visitors scored first an vlan and Temple. Today the Yank but when I returned to the hardest work he MA there waa and a ample to left In the nap s travel to the Green Pond and United Slates they knocked the watching a little Italian fruit van trier by RIchle setting up tee of the second the Main Liners .nree near Bethlehem, Pa. tat out of one for being a British. der marathon runner run 3 hours tally. A sink pitch moved the retaliated. however. when Right, or they hope to repot last Squawks one hot Sunday. In 1919 he left runner to second. and Captain collected IlLs that tut of the after. Wood scored him with a single s 9.0 performance againxt II Ante In One name. Rome for more 'YMCA work In noon. Bair reached first on avian. On Friday Hoverford At the present time it loci, Germany where he had charge of to right. The Fords struck tack fielders choice. and pitcher Wur Pop began his track career In host at Merlon's west in their lint time at but, }torte- dike the rest of the bawball Providence, R. I.; be remembers genres among the second Int. ster rifled a single to center ha rse 10 a Strong Temple team, anted ortmation troops. One lase, leading off. singled, and ... in their eyes and bats. Co-captain Ted Ribberd and score both men_ season will be unprediettibte. one season when he won 19 Prat of three of Temple's best men his jobs was coaching a num.' Nene moved him along with a Lion Chandler are trying to get their team on the victory Alter a very sloppy Start, 22 er- prima He ran in Canada for a The Beam began to lag Win. gradtlated, the Scarlet and baseball team, but he blushingly .reinte. Then singles by Chan'. trail. After three losses, their team came through with ▪ while and the high point of this stet in the fourth with three hits k will try to avenge an open ror. In three games, the team admits that he turned the Job ier and Ledeboer and a double by te 12-8 victory aver urainUe in tta last game. was a 10-mile race where Fop for one run. Right fielder Don reason PO blanking handed played heads up ball to down suer to someone else. Richte brdught In two rune. earne m 5th out of 99 starters, Chandler aided in retiring the them flat year This lead held the Urshms 12-6. doing It In 91511, Ili minute. law Bahia Is Haver/era in 1921 rep tow losers in that frame by ..0.11 Ford Mopes High ighth, when Hamilton tied the a nire Even in that gone Imsgs hind the winner. Returning to the United Stator to ash of a fly ball and then spilt the lost of Al Adam score. An error, a stolen base. tense HE Bret lob of Coaching VMS titer S months In Germany, Pop JV's Defeat Drexel rined to Broadbelt to retire the Dick Reelect. the Fords were when the Been an Infield single and another en ...Pert. N. and his teens vow offered a Meat Georgia Tech runner mming from third us the to better their 4 wins 6 wend four eons In the ror broughthome this nib. toon the Green Mountain Inter- but he turned tine down and .sup. and 1 tie record of Wet eighth, two of width went scholastic Meet for the arm time coached at Brown for a year. In Itamilion In 1st Season Game Lede.er Hite Homer In the first =tell toiay, In the ninth, with Hitchcock ...riled. to take • 6.9 fed In 10 yearn He returned to Prov- the fall of 1921 he came to Haver Ledeiner again gave the Fn.& In Paul Sterner, who led The Haverford JV won its opening game 8-2 against Drexel at , going Iola the ninth One idence alter one season at New- foal as a member of the phyekal pitching. the roof fell In. Palgett the loser's field. Morris Longstreth promising freshman the lead with his hninerun to team of Iast year with a 79.6 port and coached Mere a year, opened the irml. with a valk ., couldn't help but think /hat education staff and has been here go will be first men, with and was sacrificed to -epoch. chalked up the win In allowing six hits. Iht‘se passes. end fanning "evP_.`""ler 1,le Men went back to Newport and ever since. Until that time foot- foals Morrow Meg number the. Min. Jost can't happen 14 barters. The junior batsmen took advantage of all the breaks Bear produced a Winning tram again. ball bad been coached by alumni Coyle singled Idol M. when Hitch. nuns °tanew Iampeter to au early to Hmerford all the ltme. Pop then went to Providence voluntre. but Pop took the job rook cot off a throw from John. they could get and tallied their eight on but four hilt, four b Logan who has • record r wilt one con on a hit However, the hitters came Technical High School and as regular coach. Later he non that wen. to Otis an Out- errors. and ten free Pax-xeo, wins. 3 tome. and 2 tea In a walk. and a hit batsman in the pinch and It coached a team that won 313 Inter switched to scrub football where side chance to hail Me liehreak. The MM. Ishie. Posed Ithe011gh '.4. h`"`"eve" '" In the elan- h it was the Bears past two seasons will play error with eeltwo y, rum in the first on enough as Longstremhey. held Ow - was. Fod scholastic meets, in 4 yea., losing he worked Until three years ago, ,latmg r.yrun .at the Nate An the third shot along with he spieled nine that en to there as they collected only once to total teem. He re. as well as working with track by Kee. tel In the fourth fiend!. three walks and a Drag... sparing out five - ball partner. Bob Pre.r. whooped things up In the urns. end eollyd colleens Mat one year his team and cro. country. Pop modestly successful sacrifice. On the other hit, and one run In the final five Fee., the fourth Ford, Is ninth at Ursinus. . tee from the contest. sang- Would have compared favorably ea. "the boys had taught roe hand Longstreth retired 10 out frames. a returning letterman. Sol n ave. came in and putat t the After going hitless In two with the best of Reverieed of any quite a lot of football by then." of the first II men to face him Fleet Came will compete in the fifth straight games. Jack Ledcoom other college of similar idee. During the was Mr. Ev.s and before glowing three hits and • Mike Dann collected ton of the and John Eagleton, another suddenly exptoded at Collegeville After 4 yea. at Technical High Pop handled the entire physical Temple Triumphs a run In the fourth inning. By Fords hits. while Later and Al- The Big Ninth will match cards with mum. with two long blast. Don Snead. School Pop went to blowsBrown education department at Haver. this time, however, The totals bright each for one. This is the Then came the big ninth UM-, dads sixth man. Incidentlab belt, who is doing a great Joh Se11.1 Where his teams piled up Sod. With 22-6 Score had built up a total of six rune first of three scheduled games Mg. Pinch hitters Albright act Allen came about u elate as plugging up the catching slont.CY, an tmdefeeted record for two giving Longstreth a good lead for the Jv this season. It will Johnson were awarded prat By attending coaching school. jour. an bole-in-one In one of The Font baseball teem ele to a has found his eye agnth title Year to protect. I have s return contest with the a hit batsman and a walk to Illinois. biking., Harem* neyed to Temple . Stadium on Fri- practice rounds last week. IUte IMMon. and Dave Rlable Atieleted liana Olyinele Teem Having added a shagarton In ' Dragons again and alra meet the raise the Fords hopes. Alter a NormNorth Catelbw, Cornell. .d day, April 4. and we. Moly rudely his ball steeped seer. to be hitting again_ Sur. War broke out and Pop Joined the thirst the Foals got mein Garnet Di nine. C•pig Ileiver::*fly out to center, BrOadbeit got Northwestern. Pop has kept up thumped by the Ow. by a Dd short of Merlon's seven. PrinoglY enough Wayne Ihrettill. the YMCA. After several months first hits in the fourth as they who captained teal years t his second hit of the game to to date on recent eoaching inno- count. The game developed Into th cup. Art Leibold, also • Ise and Complain Don Cbredler in Georgia and Florida, he went scored three runs. Two more and downed Swarthmore, is act. drive Ina run. Another out to de vations. &melte has been at Hay. • complete rout a Temple tallied 'man, and Bud Getman fill contributed only one hit between singletons In Ste filth and sixth log as reach for the Scarlet and outfield brusght up Ledernore. erford. he has coached 3 teams seven times In the fourth and other two birthe on this yea. them 10 the lean'a flat victory. various hitting departments concluded the Main Line. N-or. Black junior batsmen. who worked the count to 3-2 be- that have won the Middle Athos pushed across eight more in ire Therefore se Or as the bib last meson. Richte, another fore mnnecline for his gems w n.. Or States Championship. lie was sixth. The Fords mined their own Ne New Opponents r (in department gem the top pole W1 hitter, le nine double. For insurance ma g in the noncommittal about the protprete chances by giving up eleven Is year's golf schedule finds al the order should be good Rath slot and eurreally doing for this year's team, but thought Baseball Statistics Mai n Liners kept going as H new rivals tee the Fords. walks and committing ten errors. for enough rum to have a • good job at the plate. berd and Richie .alth that the major handicap was lack The game started auspielouely teem In ft. ..rot ten wo Pea not se whining season. leading off The fielding twain enema to be of time to develop the material he • singles. That was all for relielor schedule was met Wt year. for Reverford as they aeon. sou e are Hortublse sad Broadoelt the Mel. problem this year. „s knoll end brought In Buchanan. three in the first and three more a i only change is the dropping who both above 300. and • Unthleum and Albright gree,e1 nee With good support and a !ea When I got op to leave. Pop oor If one of lab yeses foes. West in the mod. -Ire highw en loIghts po mem to be able to get on rune. reeler Charlie Wursier apologised for not having time I the new hurler with a single ant ter, • team which baffled the thin 000amd punch ham Chandler and illOberd, ought to be able to better his to tell me mom but he bad a meet a double. That was all for Au. lot and Black linkamen to • litroadbeit's double and single. en Who have not me yet hit thew 34 reeerd of last year and turn that afternoon. I flunked him 67, 9 ...hump and Hamel pitencd to h tie. ryidng.lesirby Don Chandler .d liar - UPI betting stride, should be able Into a. winning pitcher. Freshmen anti left only to be ed. back. I the last two men. The damage t addition of two strong to supply the power to bring Longstrelle who nee.. :NOT "Remember that Italian fruit vein o. tee II had been done and Hiteheock Innen to the team. however, In the fourth Inning the Fore, S' the men In from the three for the thulium win. ought to be der 1 wars telling roe about, he a, pitched the ninth to give Long- e the prospect seem Might abruptly loot their Love b- Main Dining Room TRY OUR overteni. erm You bet it's good SPECIAL. Lteenhenna Worn S1.20 nerved from Sma r PM. "COLLEGE nents. stmt. • DIneere ham IS.541 ntallg it to 1P.D. You'd better get reservations AT 100 it's a BRENTWOOD . Bonds, sea Hamra a re e for OPEN ALL NIGHT Ardmore 0859 Excellent Banquet Facilities Per tjij_aor want atm. The Old Man and Old Lady vv. u Meetings, Parties, Dances. or Supper Dances Brentwood N. Tat mei. Y. JOHN TRONCELLETI rr.1117,41711. .14..... Transient and Permanent Accommodations Sportswear ALICE COOK ...... 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•Pege HAVERPORD NEWS Tueeday. 1952 REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED TO NEW Glee Clobbers Members Of ICG THE MINUTES CASKEY-SACHS-COMFORT COUNCIL Sing, Gambol In individual meetings held lad Plan Well-Won OF THE 1952-53 STUDENTS' COUNCIL following On Spring Trip Ttte'daY Collection Me Successful Candidates... Freshman, Sophomore and Jun- Harrisburg Trip BY IIILZ•LBAY • sommts comot 05035 caw Of ...ave. on De minart The A etude. abs, Is **Iowan> - • of the fell.. Diamell will te. • .a of for a. tor classes selected their repre- 1.1 Meow and tweeted In De work of a.. - heart. fines for sentatives to next year's Stu. Liberal Platform Expected Members et th.11aearfee5iGke Clara or 1.01—Darl0 Cukor, Tr.- Dalt. oreed interte th,74 Ja den& Council. A total of eight In Support of Stevenson club resumed m ueie Individual Memerill M.sbsnei —. geol. natinhcre In enter to Deere deCnte o 18M— Wt. comfort. voting member. Including three Candidacy, Hudson Claims adertaion Dr a pesaltile himmItteel. Miters, has now been named to Treasurer. .nn Miley Slaph. The Cara. aw.paintal Ws nom pavement. this body. =Flushed with the victory of Dam, gerteD., War shownst Scholars. Pace Com- Haa. Syr.; nor mittee Iota be Ceakey Chasm President their candidate at ten recent Bryn day Mr..° ""Y- Clsel or 111116-111111. Yulm MIA hat ...en the She Ce.ell Thamera de.. . rand during Mawr costterenee, 25 Menthe. Virgin,* tife Pairia. endows Oman. Rosier SyMem Before the sprIng recess David Mat LIMA, Come • 0.My op.. De Joint ...roes of me Caskey, '52, was elected Presi- klaverfords ICG. and their fee spring Vacation. matel. pr... ow Coen. .g.al ie... The Coat fee/a tO tiny adviser JoimPgiche Prepare for the It in ee.. to make dear Irt eva dent of the Council. Other tinkers The group. which traveled In AZitl'eft:n711611" comattes's neammeasationa oo forticorty d.ce nem, chosen at that time were Stephen to journey to Harrisburg April prieete ears, included Dr. William be .r a to ape. to Mc to Honor Bake. d p.0 2S. H. ...em- .dined briefly De •Itos of the part The Council tam 1..0 authority take drtinIte etc. to do at o S.M. Secrete*, and Whi- Rens. fifty Glee Club res t. Lee Mott Coen.. espn.. He apportlation to to sloe • contract near future. ter Comfort. '59. Treasurer. The threeder Conference at Mrs. three butrumentalists Orehearta. Lasfelit .o. the Coun- ewe, elotee and mat.. of the rear. Crnancll. aTheinamente: The One new members of the Mnernibmg meow Robert ReMolds '53 ?ad Coupe. minors. cil that Me ore.. would 12111.. The Ortowli aartin Council are John Harris and and will be a ttended this year by George Lamphere '52 Met wtehte to the newly of rf pfetee. deckled to artinla •effsofi Coodefl oOrnee than The mamba. 1,1e/gelf repettott MEI an. al. of Jackson Pirdrow. Class of 19531 represenMtives of more SO On Saturday evening, March or. 5556 bat to delay Meet ito of De evaaell . pre. re tba dance art wed Pessmsylvenia college. Although the re mast present- comes, saborme. appiintment• until mat meal. Kenneth Miller. Class of 1954: go B t the SebehlexhIp fund. there wouldv an theth was The Cam. decided to attempt to change e the . probabEly. . no federel sena The Couind en... Derr. TM. William Maitland and Paulding e larger may the ed with Gaudier College eau . deetelens ha • .1.1 IhrTee- ti ea . a the T. OE. Phelps. Class of 1955. con ngent gr., mom. School for Girls in Merit of the Ineedfere ett.er mesa Mi. Re Ironnnee the oon. man Club. by vim lb. the Committee suggeaed MOO Pre headed Nick Norton. prob. „ &rousts *mai od proc.ure. Sacks From liontinore Maryland- 0 prfee Of adelleafon The ably try again to nominate Milel were gtnuu Treadmill C.. ask. . room as the Mar Idema.1 Bellialagaldp gamew- Coonal...ter some Mealea atitv David Canker. the inromme WHee Them: Stevenson m Presidential am& with Hood ea Committee• ouggestion Council President. is a graduate date. President Car amour. Hai h of the West Rockford Ullinoist Stephen Sachs, Council Secretary; 4Dave Caakey, Announcing College in Frederick Mar/Wm% e. lune it to .ure peeper view Aloha trial Saperintemient of rtmal High School, where he partici- the agenda, eeee. with Hotline College In Hollins. MerMent. or all . the busm=an of Beton Schroeder me 'read. pated in varsity basketball and President: and WM Comfort, Treasurer, beam contented- ."7 JIm Hudson said the". Virginia; In Bristol, Virginia. with the Council Dare. Da ao=uch .ae should ...at to oat. mode. h., ly at NEWS camera. Thursday the cooicrcns Casino Informed the Thearti that the mortar or were M the arirta tennis and was named Com- "112. Virgil. Interment College. and for the War Mente. SDolarett been hear two P will be • Cetmell duty le Th. ma- the wagon nt tee College. M mencement speaker. He has "'""m"" at Lynchburg, Virginia. with unl re. artier De Du. aed thereby help nertailla tit Interested In liaverford activities Comfort, is a graduate of West. Customs Commit. to determine CenVre"..e. that "nobody h" Randolphlihmon Women,' Col- Colleire w.n Der Thal the vamp= ere ceawt iThadarehip fond Dormitory rcpt I ever heard of." On Friday. U Ha asked . members to eapeel to Dor. having been rept* town School, and served on the the Committees poll, recomenended. Dere.. Mat -forest mmrnitteett will attempt to dense be Drexel. le MO ...lion Di T. el. et... Mr emu.. sentative to the Students. Coub awe. Glee davea Student Council He was The Freshman class has 'elected ff Dr. Reese. in selecting Me Cash. or the erica a De The Presi- orenswer m . stated up Madorms in 11 di erent sub arrinenent. . cyan ,ram Itn. Ws *I, and having been elected Sec- Sa dent. 1ta enema for the coming year. Club repertoire for the trip IfteCe. T. Darnell will en.. Its al Sports Editor of the school news- Wet areas, Hudson stated that and Thema. mai AM retary of his class when a Sophe Tha Crivearl The comet paper. and captain of the tennis Those named were lames Braker. Haverford will rapport a plat- templed to provide each program deckled that it will are lard la aa mak student taw more. TMs last year he served fee .e Detilt. of 1.11elle GT=Illee'rt""" at with variety. The Magalgeat by na writ. to Illyrelfre the form that is "generally liberal ben. at both ear.. to tare Bum. nl.. as Secretary of the Council. He team. He was named valedlotor. President: Eric Blanchard, Vice Johann Sebastian Bach MY sting Met. for the scholar., is . hart le on the varsity tennis team. ern of his class. Al College, Cent President; HughBangree, Secre- in tone." Friday night Me con- TEM. are to re an eale The fn... hare Mee Yea. I with Gouncher. Hood, Hollins at AMINMEIM. ference will nominate a prim, Settela.. the ...tire by Derr nteseth Stephen Sachs. the newly fort has servedtwo years on the tary: Lehn Franke.Tremurer. and RandollatMeMn COMM.. Donal dentded to cordial. the from candiate. and an Satisrasy The Co.. u.mnmrufy amsptea • elected Secretary. graduated COnlantlee. and Junior the .11. of awes.. tor ihei- Education was Sophomore and class Cll. of IMS-7. Ont It MB consider the proposals of Other musical inghtighre of macureensteaton De precious Coun- Baltimore Friende School. where treasurer of the 1951.52 Sopho- election results will be published hip were the preasottation nt ag. In the the, the row, romman. To.1 klattamm the various committee. of peraoks Deposible Ia.. he played lacrosse and was editor CO. et Aare., more des. week's three scenes from &Ilia, opera L%l'..1".77-41.1—er1M War 54 fee wh. the Thal is baled do at ites—rart of school newspaper. At Hey. In next News, along with The ICG 1Intercolleglate Con. Tema, Bonn. Ram. the With the addition of the live new CouncliappoInted members fermis 071Governmentt has been Nero" with George Lamphere report thmemares oufeat.bo erford. Sachs served as Sopha new members. the 1952.53 Coun- Norma, The Tortie Dove an heed.. ID Council .11 MB Ca of 1166—Solly 130.0. an -active organization since Its Manchester. TM Fee.. of several campus commit.. avieg a the elem.. In more representative to the Stu- cil is now complete except ern English Folk Song arr. oy owe ma inception in 1933. With the mom- The Connell Moe.- The CM.. .cosseel . dents' Council. He is a News next year's Freshman class prem. lion of the war year. rile big Vaughn William, with the Sall- damage mots. ? praTan't Associate of the News. and has pd. the ettaimet.e. Invertee 'Lee of dent, who automatically becomes Harrisburg conference has gone tone solo by Peter Austin.Strutil 1. ' for two years been a member '52, and the Omnipoteare of Saul- side. it • Irtema of elMer 17 tort. Com. member. to, peek poodle s RepresenMtivea trim speet'ainnZenei dreeb"be=encl7 Fellowships... off on schedule. The organisation e , mange ' tlayi d In eenstructive fr. the Intereoliegiate Council on dormitoriesdormitorie not already repre- bert-Liszt with Robert Reynolds ant et tee runes. woroado mimes Government. At present he is abet solid geometry will still be was founded by one Genevieve singing admit I. fullitotIng - the job men frOen the C.lorae Commit.. 71 the tenor solo. de Com. plena m Mid mettle. WI sented on the Council will be rer serving on the Intramural Com. Included, but will not be empha- Blatt that its members "may o MI • elected In the fall, these will re leant together how governmen t Nor was the tour milieu, deem from people in the er The Caumil bee hay. to cadge the Veal.. of tbe mittee. serve Ina non-voting capacity. sized ss greatly as he tofore. An operates." tignificance." Dance% fol. mmr res w sown ens ths I.Polatmentst the Committee ea • eh. to Canned Complete With remotion introductinn to modern mathe- and hear pm.. Mate upon De Dade nonOr Marto Thmeet. Theloota Comma. noble. Treasurer, Cos.n Members Climes According to Jim Hudson. moat lawed lour of the concerts of the imeinistion at large. The new Wiatar matics will also be Included. Customs Cabo.. Individual of the activity et one of these big featured the music of t The Thermil coautrue- The dames■ also sel- d Them.. Introduellan ,CornanlItee STTeb. .unal HS meet atalin on Do Contrary to the opinion that on la ect. remesentatiws to serve on conferences, goes small Thomas' saxophone an tIve ear day. Apell la at 7.00 paw such a course will tend to lose the very Dramme a erti—to vr-61Oh Money pald Muds. AU. Ceoalleaer Group Plans Theatre the 1952.53 Customs Committee. student amokehlied rooms in the and Gerry Albright at the piano glud.tri ..1.1 Interest of the who is ti The Devil provided polished rem out IftiftleOfY Ilomoclation gond. Curriculum Cemmtt. Those elected to this body in- actively interested In continuing best tradi on of American MU- eon. as eat and art... NO Edurstien Coweattee De. M:. &hone. of a vatiety of piece. ancssity Dawn peymente For Summer Shows clude Joseph Heiweg, Richard Ma study of Matimalatlen. of itteabse Coin-Mon =..e7 Coat. Lingeman Robert Matteson It the moat popular of which proved from Meer Ikeda el • minimum. Oakley feels that will Lady, ARDMORE Class of 1953; Earl Harrison. Ro- et to be the Teamed while a Th Ca maartal tha ea. A summer theatre M Ming acope of Interest and the Elmore Jackson, Lecturer touch of the romantic 1.13 added audea. should he ha respoinable for Weer, &the Lobeaskla. formed by a group of gredsetc bert Feeser, Ronald Reno Clam same time keep the literal arts bre aaaaa tate loto .nation the Ttr. Leaareetes student. from several eon .ges of 1954: Anthony Dorton, Bray student from bet-online fright. on Interlational Relltlatie et by Bob Reynolds' operatic atlas. abotee Oaten asreport . ARENA'S SERVICE and universities for the month Manchester, Theodore Penick, erred away from further studies Haverford, tow Mrently accompanied by Dr. Reese at the to the Council. STATION Class of 1955. Mrned from a thrie week candlelit piano. The deaallm at TheamaTh.t of June in Glen Cove, Long Is- In mathematics. erbere Ardmore 9443 trip to Kashmir he Which the girls were to be In The Damen tele. M raft. ee- mem*: • awned Ma, ARMY land. Shakeepeare's leap • year The Students' Council at their Professor Oakley's project wan worked with Frei& Gram their don. Old not save them l.. LIM ot the .dentei Illander■ cemetly, Airs WM Thal Mae meeting la* Sunday night. ap be carried on In conjunction with on the U. N. mediation from the vocal tirades of the Aameallse pooh.. the mums od Wen and Tennessee Williams' pointed six additional members Dr. Carl Allendoerfer. who wee a for The Glans Menagerie are Me two team seeking It solution Glee Club, as they re meet. ON TY Was Lim Ifs they to the Custom; Committee Those member of the Haverford Mathe- the Indla-Paklatan ateoute ably the victim of setetsadlne. playsean be to east. be given. Tryouts provided wilt be nevi Kenchosen Miller were and Bob Stark Crichlow, Ussfelt '54:'53: maticsYea., and Department who la now for rhakrinm many over the mountain territory. Comfortable ledgInm, mutnern I Henkels & McCoy Dots & Widswartb, Int He and Graham are now hospitality, and huge meals were Contrattors NAVY thie Thursday, April 1Tth, at 95E1 and Grant Morrow, Don Kern and of the mathematics department CHEVROLISTS STORE p.m. In the Graduate Center Jim Braker, '55. The Council ap- et the University Of Washington. imparting • report on the bound at the colleges and In the SALIM SERVICIR situation for the U. N. Philadelphia Lmacaster Av. , Will the rev homes In' which menthes of the Shover:Mt Bryn College. pointed Earl Harrison, '54 as He aid Dr. Oakley MTh Mawr smi 24 w. Lencuster Ave. edAdditional for anyone tryouts unable can to be come arrant. at Chairman of the Customs Com. forvision college of the freshmen. trutMetestics which book they Glers Mayed. bethat limited time. Theto modem. casting An will parte not Freshman Oaken Selected nowcollaborated being used on, in andthe introduc-which I are still open. A meeting is planned of the tory. meth course et Haver/ord. SELLING CIGARETTE IN AMERICA'S COLLEGES The thmtre offers living hat. combined Students' Connell and CHESTERFIELD-LARGEST ties (free bed and breakfaatt and FOR COLLEGE ONLY moths equally shared. It hi one ADAMS DST CLEANING hour from New York, fifteen talo- Mats — The Theal — The ROO M REPAIR n. from Ma beach. Inquiries RECORDS REPAIRS PRLle • Haeb — A. should he addressed to L M. PHONOGRAPHS Rubber Heals — The Egan Graduate Center. Bryn MEOC41114114TJERIg Mawr College. SW. I...a. hem . Art ow M w, ..:tee Ava.

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Council 1161.611 mo- Of firmearterraon the onto. The A Rodent who Is particular. o Harrisburg tor classes selected their repre- salts from rare ba darer. - • st:. et the rosemsr Cowell tery • tive. of IS for • tweeted lothe work of am. Glee Mme or Ire-odds 1.1 Met. and- heavier tines for sentatives to next year's Stu. Liberal Platform Expected Members et th.11aeatlarti taster, Preel- Moo.. essinditem 1. urged to toto...9,74 dined Council. A total of eight Individual deht, lnek Rm.. J ae.. In Support of Stevenson club returned m thew MartR.I Siladoe.ip - aretee member. le weer to Insure as voting member. Including three Cims of - Comfort. Candidacy, Hudson Claims ,,,ho.rape= .Arh4...... altari. IT= .I...on for a mealitle tomoitt.'o Miters, has now been named to Treasurer. .nnethranee. Blephm The Cove.reappoint. Ms more this body. =Flushed with the Moto* of Was Memorial I.o.M. Nam eon- R. a.. Clam of 10116-1.111. Y.I. nit. Mesh MO hem ...en be the Ceakey Chosen President Melt candidate at the recent Wyn daY "heert teM. through ""Y- She Co. 01 .numea data. oa Mawr coMerence, 25 MO.:ere -a tend and VOIOnitt dating VW Panldtm reermos Before the sprang recess David M.. Mira.. mamma et me Com- Mon. ot moo amen Ceskey, .52, was elected Presi- klaverford's ICG. and they fee spring Vacation Pee.. 0.My open. the Joint (mat tenath. The Com. fee. Et ma.. ormeet. as Cron. w. it in ete.. to make dear too. dent of the Council. Other ofilcers tiny adviser JoimPOche Prepare The group. which traveled In AZiret 'of commies, rweameasattona for tho t:n711611" dmce to. nu hart.. guest. wl, chosen at that time were Stephen to journey to Harrisburg AIM] private oars, included Dr. William he .r. 'UMW- to ape. to .e smothemmlne U te the Bystem noes S.M. 54. Secrete*, and Whi- 2S. Reme. Pity Glee Club mean- outiloon briefly the Lam ot the pa. The Council rem . authority definlie De. to do a.W o areto elm • contractmuch t. tom MottMILDER ter Comfort. '59. Treasurer. The thteed.Y Conference at Mrs. three butrumentalism Comm, men.. moreciallon to near future. membere .e Council. 0Mtbeet. Limfeht orn. the Coun- RWOMburg la an amtual ewe, *0101015CHESTERFIELDS Robert Reyoloklit, '53 end emeisMosnia: The One new members of the ?trot cil that ate ore.. would 12111.. . coo.. 0 Council are John Harris and and will be attended 0115 year be George Lamphere '52 .0. amt wt.. to the newly of IP Memo ofThe 0..1 midea 15to .Ider 1 a, reporesen*tives of more then SO O _ PROTECT/ONLimatelt open. that Mara Mt of norto. eormo Jackson Pitarow. Class of 19531 n So... evening, March et. .... The menrobeD of 1a Ap_p_f_petaeola . pro. el the dance are wed toro.-DM be . manal Patansylvania college. Although go the met concert was present- mama sabormi, Kenneth Miner. Class of 1954: and give you the the ...fp tuna there would.aff appointment*Osisc .111 tomi meet. William Masland and Paulding the change the The Cato. decided to attempt to The cannot .ppontmThrtob the larger lim.P may ed with Gaudier College e the reats . declaloi.ha • mom. mt. he no federal Mu.. Ti.. Phelps, Class of 1955. Haverford'a contingent gryn Mew. School for Girls in men! of .e emit tear. Re turnrined the conned ea . of the T. CeCto rather man Club. Seeks From Baltimore headed by Nick Norton. vim prob NOMaryland- UNPLEASANT On through Denial eating AFTER-TASTE*pror.ure. thM the Co... acomeMed nen room as the pr. of attalleMon The ably By again to nominate Adel dive eveetegamnceets2 were gtnuu Amid. flukey . OaGANIZATiON Mar IP.. Sellielantap mace_ David Canker. the Inromme Stevenson m Presidential can& THE REPORT OF • WELLANOWN Connell...Mier some arc. WWer Thrmt Council President. is a graduate6011120 WOO amxoarc OF7t1f COG.03.1 WIMP& in - VlrglNa;with Hood ea Commatee• noixestion date. .1 01.1 President Cm. mimes...at t of the West Rockford (Illinois,. StephenPhiladelphia Sachs, Council Coca Secretary; Cole Bottling4Dave Ceakey, Co. College in Frederick Mervielld: Reed. lune Y. to .tire proper en. MM. with Stomin.Ment of am.1 High School, where he partici- 'ma'am'''ng the age"", eeee. with Hotline College In Hollins. Macro. of all of Ote M.o. of Beton Behr... me 'mad. President: and WM Comfort,O Treasurer, nos. me COTh0011 beam commacontented- " Hudson said that henre.r. RadNmgn .re shoula pated in varsity basketball and ”"7 jb Virginia; In Bristol, Virginia. with the Connell M... to utaine mode. 1.1., Thiewlay tar conference " tennis and was named Com- ly at NEWS camera. 21 Virginia Interment College. BM Csakey Snfomom lhe Theo. that the ...if or acme M the mu., her two keynote ''"'" It .111. • 0.11 duty to D.- for the War ame. 9.olarot mencement speaker. He has been m"" at Lynchburg, Virginia. with the mason nt. the College. • aod thereby heis remMille that "nobody utd rome onter of Ina Interested In lieverford artIvitle. Comfort, Is a graduate of West. Customs Committee to determine Cen'eaame' h" RandolphOlecon Womene Cab College..troenw.n they rletit the mama tottolm.hip toed ever heard of.. On Friday. U TM cnnwl mom having been Dormitory repro Mom School. and served on the the Committees poll, rcpt fall.' Ma . members to elm. to nommenenned. thereo.. That -forest mmrnittees will attempt to Meer ".• Ire ...Med le tha etinneellon tentative to the Students' Coum Student Council there. He was The Freshman class has 'elected Dr. Reese. in selecting the Glee wanamer• m . seand deem The M. D... tor menahort ell, and having been elected Sec- up Madorms in 11 different sub Cs.. or the °Mee et the Vim Presi- Cuelsom D. b. Its recent for the coming year. Club repertoire for the trip at- dent. ontrement. retary of his class when a Sopho Sports Editor of the school news- Wet areas, Hudson stated Mat du Council a. ...am TAt Cburt,11 wake Ilg tl tempted to provide each program The Council dedded Vast It will care more. This But year he served per. and captain of the tennis Those named were lames Braker. Haverford will rapport a plat- Imipt to MR. u eauch student .0. row liberal with variety. The Megaineat by for .e Dinditlen of 1bl` o nod 111.1.MIR at to m-eurt e as Secretary of the Council. He paInto He was named valedictor. President: Eric Blanchard, Vice form that Is "generally hon. as It.h ta the De- niehl.. in tone." Friday night the con- Johann Sebastian Bach PEA sung .a▪ leor thew holar... ▪ Is on the varsity tennis team. len of his clam Al College, COM President; HughHangree, Secre- . h.. The folio.. hare he. el.. I ference will nominate a west ohlt Gouncher. Hood, Holltno. af AMINMEIM. De. Me to do on mle Diem. Stephen Sachs. the newly tary: Lehn Franke.Tremmar. Diralamblio the Com.. by dm. revere, fort has served two years on the dmtlal candiate, and an Sattirday and RandolPh.M•Mn Cellar. Dona dentded to cootie. the Mmes. elected Secretary. graduated from The Com. onminniusia ameptea • Education COnlatittee. and was Sophomore and JLL7110r class 1t wOt consider the proposals of Other musical highlights of the mter of ...not for dm- CUM of IMS-7. Retina. On Baltimore Friends School. where treasurer the of ae. in tae meet N. tte manneeentleaton dm precious Com- of 195142 Sopho- election results will he published the various committee. hip were the presentation ramenm. alstlema he played lacrosse and was editor more class three scenes from Wiliam opera or perm. comomlble ror Clue et 1.-7.1 Hante, rat of the school newspaper. At Hay. In next week's News, along with The ICG (Intercollegiate Com for whi. the is hala do not With the addition of the live new Courtniieppointed members Remus 071 Government1 has been Nora" with George Lammere report anermelves se rumen mipm. Theeer. Bonn. Rene erford. Sadie served as Sores as soloist. The Tortie Derv. an Oa of 1.6-Tony 130.11. new members, the 1952.53 Coun- of several campus commit.. an -active rganiration shire Its heed.. 111. Council will Mil .1 more representative to the Stu- cil is now complete except bt English Folk Song mr.y me: at the do.. In tome ma Yaneboater. TM Fen.. dents' Council. He is a News Inception in 1933. With the excep- mourrel The Connell elm.- next year's Freshmm class prem. Vaughn William, with the Sall- maw tzln,rt?r, Ittrerr'.. oceaTan't The Ottunett .eusseel . Associate of the News. md has tion of the war year. the big dent, who automatically becomes tone solo by Peter Austln.Soutil judze the elinamatmcm InMeee 'end of Harrisburg conference has gone 1. eau for two years been a member member. RepresenOtivea from '52, and the Omnipotener of Schst- side. it • me. of el. 17 tom. Coumil member. to, ere. • mean the Intercollegiate Council on Fellowships... of on echedule. The organisation speet'arnZene"rmb"Pe=e7.17.- ormitories not already repre- bert-Liszt with Robert Reynolds e potone thO , moo,. lo ' worvads mews. fr. Government. At present he Is d was founded by one Gemaleve of tee Raeae1. sented on the Council will be and solid geometry MU Mil be Paging the tenor solo. AMUR E froilitatine the job ant men TOM serving on the Intramural Com. Included. but will not be empha- Blatt that Its members ',nay rer o e MI • Com. plena . Mid meet.. oh elected In the fall; these will t Nor was the tour without den. from people In the er Coalman of t. Commit.. Witte. sized ss greatly as heretofore. An leant together how governmen Caumil hm her. to conalder serve Ina non-voting capacity. operates." sterlificance." Dance% MI- raw mutt amen am `tic t. Di.. WWI... the Committee en • Male to M. Conned Complete With remotion introductiort to modern mathe- lewed lour of tire concerts and him oreenibie an. upon .e Node Hon. MM. Oomnatter O.. Commit. pot.. The new Treasurer, Wiatar Cus.n Members Climes matics will also be Included. According to Jim Hudson. most of the nseinistion at lase. featured the music of IRV., Ousinme Cern.. The individual dames also sel- of the mend* et one of these big The Thrmell el.m. the m.o. Contrary to Me opinion that and hanaloolise S'P. Omnml will meet ea. on Mu ect. remesentatiMs to serve on conferences, goes on smell Thomea' saxophone Mario. Ere Mato 1,110.L1. Ime pm' Le such a course vim tend to lose the Coutyllostor dap.April la the 1952.53 Customs Committee. amokehlied room. in the very and Gerry Albright at the piano eten-to which MIAMI mat Mud. Cmmell Them Group Plans Theatre interest of the student who is out of Snide. Atmorlatloo fund. Those elected to this body in- best tradition of American pOli- The Octet provided polished rem Thrriculum actively interested In continuing teem as sat and atemed .1n the Thurs.. Comma. clude Joseph Heiweg, Richard tics. dltions. of a vatiety of piece. toe... of Magri Mown poyments For Summer Shows hie study of mathematics. De. Me most popular of which proved Concollon BorMe. cost. Lineman, Robert Matteson Oakley feels that It will 0 from them fund. l• minimum. to be the /stow. Leh, while a mskaat tha es. ARDMORE A summer theatre te Ming Class of 1953; Earl Harrison. Ro- his scope of interest, and et the Th Ca Elmore Jackson, Lecturer touch of the romantic was added should he he respon... for Weer, bode. LW.* formed by a group of Meth.. bert Feeser, Ronald litho, Clam same time keep the literal arts TRW Le* on Interlational Relltlatit at by Bob Reynolds' operatic atlas. bre aaaaa tate students from several coilager of 1954: Anthony Dorton, Bray student from becoming Mahe abotre factors ands repo desrt . rimmee the ARENA'S SERVICE Haverford, has reeently rs accompanied by Dr. Reese at the a and universitie. for the month Manchester, Theodore Penick, ened away from further studies to Council. STATION Mrned from a thrie week eandlellt piano. Tne deantim at of June in Glen Cove, Long Is- Class of 1955. In mathematics. trip to Kashmir eibere he Which the girls were to be la .am Ardmore 9843 land. Shakeepeare's leap • year The Students' Council at their The ell Men. . raft. es- mom*: • emus* Asa ARMY Professor Oakley's project will worked with Fret& Gram their don. Old not save them .. OM Input... of the .erote cemetly, Airs Weil Thal rade meeting last Sunday night. ap Illawarfere be carried on m conjunction with on the U. N. mediation from the vocal tirades of the pooh... the mit. oe Weil and Tennessee pointed six additional members Dr. Carl Allendoerfer. who vise a team seeking a solution for Glee Club, as they re inevit- The Glees Menagerie are the two to the Customs Committee Those tim er. member of the Haverford Mathe- the In depute ably the victim of serenading. Oa ne Mee plays to be given. provided Mey chosen were Bob Crichlow, '53: matics Department for many the mountain territory. I Henkel: & McCoy ean be east. Tryouts wilt be nevi Comfortable ledginm, mutnern Ken Miller and Stark Lissfelt '54; Yeare, and who la now ehakrrom He and Graham are now Dots & Widswartb, Int Mb Thursday, April 1Tth, at 85th and Grant Morrow, Don Kern and of the mathematics department hospitality, and huge meals were Contrattors NAVY remelting • report on the CHEVROLISTS p.m. In the Graduate Center Jim Braker, '55. The Council ap found at the colleges and in the STORE et the University Of Washington. situation for the U. N. SALIN SIMON:fie Shover:Ma Bryn Mawr College. pointed Earl Harrison, '54, as He will homes In' which menMers of the Philadelphia e.stor Nee. std Dr. Oakley a the re- BaBar,r, Meer wee 24 w. Lencuster Ave. Additional tryouts can be ammo Chairman of the Customs Com. *skin of the maMetestIcs book Give Club Wayed. ed for anyone unable to come at mittee. for college freshmen. which they that erne. The casting wilt not Freshman °Mom Selected collaborated on, and which I limited to etudes*. An parts now being used in the Introduc- A meeting is planned of the still open. tory. meth course et Haver/ord. SELLING CIGARETTE IN AMERICA'S b combined Students' Commit and COLLEGES The thmtre offers living hal. CHESTERFIELD-LARGEST ties (free bed and breakfaatt and FOR COLLEGE ONLY moths equally shared. It is one ADAMS ORE CLEANING hour from New York, fifteen tutu. Than SHOE REPAIR Mee from Ma beach. Imounies RECORDS REPAIRS Bettsole • H. - A. should he mew...Red to L M. PHONOGRAPHS Ruldner Heels - Effall. Graduate Center. Bryn AEOC41111rDITAV, fEDE Mawr College. SW. I.... Ava. -.Art sere W..attaatee Amy

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