ALL THE ARMY WEEK-END JOHNS HOPKINS NEWS GAME, TEA-DANCE, BALL FIRST I ALL FOR $2.50. Vol. XXXVI, No. 49 THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, HOMEWOOD, BALTIMORE, MD., APRIL 26, 1932 Price 5 Cents
Huang, Grad Student, Dr. Feise Will Speak CO-EDS RULED Tours Southern TEO WEEMSNINE ELEC·TED On German Author JAY STICKMEN Universities At Assembly
OUT OF CAMPUS T. Young Huang, a graduate stu IS BOOKED FOR TO HONORARY Commemorating the 200th anni VICTORS OVER dent at the Hopkins in Economics, versary of· the birth of Johann has for the last several weeks been Wolfgang von Goethe, Dr. Ernst ACTIVITIES HERE touring the South and speaking at SENIOR BALL HOPKINS FRATS Feise, professor of German will ad PRINCETON, 11·0 a number of institutions on his dress Thursday's assembly on the Students' Activities Council itinerary concerning the present Big Event Of June Week To 0. D. K. Initiates Brook, German author. Contest Close At Beginning Makes Ruling Following strained relations between his Be Held June 10 At Dukehart, Triplett, Kelly, Following the assembly, the Gradually Becomes Election of Miss Howser country and Japan. Alcazar Ballroom And Chassin freshman and sophomore classes A Rout One of his recent stops was the will elect representatives to the Tuske~ee Institute in Alabama, KNEIP URGES SENIORS FRANK T. LEILICH IS SEAL AWARDS WILL Student Council. Two second year NINE GOALS MADE where he addressed an audience of TO PAY CLASS DUES PRINCIPAL SPEAKER IN SECOND HALF BE MADE ONLY ONCE men, and one freshman are to be about 2,000 people. Among his chosen. other stops are the Southern Col Arrangements Being Made Tau Beta Pi Elects Whitby, Sophomores nominated Curtright, Hopkins Will Play Host To 28 Varsity Seals, 2 7 Certifi lege in Birmingham, and the WO For Other Features Of Crane, Fehrer, and Army Next Roll, Heaney, Sadtler, and Scott cates Awarded By Under man's College of Alabama, as weff Annual June Week Reynolds Week for the positions at last Thursdays graduate Council as numerous colleges in North and Ted Weems' internationally Five students were initiated by assembly. Freshman nominations South Carolina. By BERNARD VERLIN known orchestra has been booked the Omicron Delta Kappa, national will be re-announced at the next No woman will be permitted in Finding the Princeton "Tiger" to to play at the Senior Ball, to be honorary society, Thursday at the assembly. the future to hold membership in be quite tame, the Jay lacrosse team staged during June Week, on June weekly assembly. Tau Beta Pi, Nominations will be reopened be any activity on the campus repre CAMPUS IS ASKED succeeded in trouncing the forme 10, at the Alcazar Ballroom, it was honorary engineering fraternity, an fore the elections are held Thurs sented in the Students' Activities by an 11-0 margin. TO BACK OLYMPIC announced by Walter Kneip, chair nounced the election of four stu day. Council, it was ruled by that under man of June Week Committee. dents to its chapter at the same 1 ======The duel started out as though i graduate body which governs stu At present the 15-piece band is assembly, at which Frank T. Leilich, would. be a close affair. The Jay dent activities at the Johns Hop FUNDS CAMPAIGN playing in Chicago and is broad president of the lVIaryland Air Con COLUMBIA ARTISTS immediately became the aggressors kins University. but had difficulty in shooting be Committee Requests At Least casting nightly over WGN, of that ditioning Company, was the prin This move was taken following city. Weems' orchestra will make cipal speaker. _ WILL PLAY AT ARMY cause the Tigers were keeping Hop objections from activity heads, stu Ten Cents From Each a tour of the South in June, it was The students honored by election kins attackmen well covered. What dents, alumni, and faculty mem Student learned today. Ted Weems him to 0. D. K. were Ronald Brook WEEK-END FROLIC few shots the Black and Blue did bers to the election of Miss Mar self will preside as master of cere and Edward Dukehart, of the class take were successfully stopped by garet Howser, a College for Teach IDDINS TO MANAGE OLYMPIC TEAM monies at the Ball, introducing the of '32; William Triplett, Caleb Ted Brownagle' s Orchestra the Princeton goalie. ers student in her third year, to the specialty numbers and leading the Kelley, and Maurice Chassin, '33. To Appear At Dance In Guild Scores First editor-in-chief's post of the Black orchestra which has attained world Tau Beta Pi elected Henry Whitby, Belvedere Saturday As a result Hopkins was not able Sharretts, Committee Chair ___ to score until almost ten minutes o and Blue Jay, campus magazine. man, Asks Support To wide prominence. Among the '32; Thomas Clayton Crane, John Miss Howser has been a member Show Appreciation orchestra's vocalists are Country Nicholas Fehrer, and Robert Wil COMBINATION TICKET the half had elapsed, when Lorney of the editorial staff of the publica W ashburne, Parker Gibbs, Red liam Reynolds, of the class of '33. $2.50; ON SALE TODAY Guild tore around the net and tion since February, 1931. The ___ shovelled in an easy shot that the In order that the expenses of the Ingles, and Elmo Tanner. Kouwenhoven Speaks Tiger goalie never saw. Students' Activities Council was in 1932 Olympics may not fall too Well-Known Orchestra Mr. William B. Kouwenhoven, Includes Admission To La no position, following her election, heavily on any one group of people, One of the best known bands in associate professor in the Engineer- crosse Game, Tea Dance, This tally seemed to add more to protest officially or to demand the Olympic Games Committee has the country, it has provided the ing School, announced the elections Frolic In Evening vim to Hopkins' game, but only one her immediate resignation due to asked the committee in charge of syncopation for more college proms to Tau Beta Pi. He brought to the --- more goal resulted because the at the fact that the group's constitu lacrosse to make some plan where than any other orchestra . attention of the student body the Arrangements have been com- tack had become over-anxious and tion made no statement as to a by money may be raised. The plan Kneip said today that the nite fact that this year marks the twenti- pleted by the Cotillion Board to missed many shots. ,...... 1 p:w heading a campus activity. evolved is for each college partici club party will be held al the eth anniversary of the Engineering have Ted Brownagle, voted the To make matters worse, the ~t was definitely established that pating in the lacrosse tournament L'Hirondelle Club and the beach School at the Hopkins. most popular orchestra in Delaware Tiger defense began to play sloppy the College for Teachers is not re to attempt to raise enough money party, at Magna Vista, on dates to Mr. Leilich, who is a member of at the Musical Artists Convention The Black and Blue attack, when i garded as part of the regular under to cover expenses of one Olympic be selected by the June Week Com the oldest chapter of Tau Beta Pi, in 1931, to play for the Army lost the ball, . rushed its opponen graduate department at the Hop athlete. mittee later. The Cotillon Board at Lehigh University, told of some Week-end frolic, which will be held with the result that Princeton wa kins. At Least 'Ten Cents Asked is planning to bring a nationally of his experiences as a,n engineer, at the Hotel Belvedere, Saturday not able to clear the ball well. Change In Seal Awards It has been declared, '¥ith peF known band here to play at the and pointed out some of the difficul- from 10 P. M. to 2 A. M. Nine Goals Second Half The Council, headed by Kenneth mission from the proper authori last cotil!on. In the past only local ties encountered by engineers. During the winter months, In the second half things took a ties, to ask each Hopkins ma;; to orchestras have played at this Sharretts, has decided that begin Founded In 1916 Brownagle and his eleven artists different turn. Jack Turnbull, who ning in the next academic year make a contribution to the fund of feature of June Week. Omicron Delta Kappa, one of entertained at the Hotel DuPont, spent the afternoon before the goal at least ten cents, and more if so Varsity Seals will be awarded only Urges Payment of Dues the earlier and more unique societies Delaware, and are booked for the chalked up his second goal and a once each year to only eligible desired. Those directing the cam In speaking of the Week, Kneip of the country, was originated at Hotel Henlopen, Rehobeth Beach, few minutes later, he made another paign for funds believe that this said today that it is imperative that seniors. December, previous to the Washington and Lee University by this coming summer. They are Within two minutes, two more closing of the University for the will be a burden to no one at all, all seniors pay up their class dues Carl Fisher, who, working with highly recommended by George tallies were registered by Don Kelly Christmas holidays, was set as the and will certainly be of great bene at once as funds are needed by the fellow students, devised a new fra- town, University of Delaware, and and Guild, respectively. Kelly' definite time for the awarding of fit to the Olympic Committee. committee to continue work on the ternity which would give outstand- Cornell, having played one or two was the quicker. He received. th the emblems· given in recognition Kenneth C. Sharretts has been annual event. May 1 has been set ing distinction to deserving mem- engagements at each of these col faceoff from Beeler, outran hi placed in charge of the work on the as the final day for the payment of of outstanding work in campus ac bers of the college. The Beta chap- leges this past winter. man, and hurled the ball for all he campus, and he reports that in a the $25 class dues which should be tivities represented in the Council. fer was established at the Hopkins Combination tickets are on sale was worth. few days plans for the campaign paid to John Meyers at the post Previously, the group awarded in 1916. Membership in 0. D. K. in Levering Hall, $2.50. These After these Doug Stone, Don will be complete. Men of his com office in Gilman Hall. seals to seniors some time between has been vo~ed for several years tickets will include one admission Kelly again, Packard, and Caleb mittee will be supplied with en Tickets for June Week will be December and February and to the highest honor on the Hopkins to the Army game, one couple to Kelly added tallies to make the velopes .with which to collect the put on sale soon, said K~eip. The juniors in the latter part of April. campus by graduating classes. Only the tea dance, featuring Jules Pen score 11-0. contributions, and lists of men to subscription to the Ball at which Award Seals three per cent of the undergraduate rose and his band, and one couple Army Next Opponent see. The results of the campaign Weems' orchestra will play will be Varsity Seals and certificates enrollment is eligible for election. to the frolic .Saturday evening. Thus the contest turned ou will be published as soon as the $7.50. For the complete Week the were given by the Council to the similar to those of the past. The University has been completely price will be only $12.50. following: Hopkins attack spent most of the canvassed. Sharretts has asked In addition . to Kneip the com Engineers To Make Artificial afternoon piling up the score to the BLACK & BLUE JAY that each student "keep himself mittee includes Gutman, Levy, best of its endeavors while the de (New seals) supplied with plenty of dimes, and Kahl, Dukehart, Quick, and Hen Lightning At Public Display fense looked on. M. HOWSER E. PASSAGNO if these are not available, quarters derson. On those few occasions that i (Certificates) will not be objectionable." Turnbull Chairman Apparatus used by the various Many other equally interesting had to perform, the defense func R.BROOK H.GREENWALD The committee for this work will Two Hopkins Students engineering schools will be collected devices will be shown, it is said. tioned creditably. necessarily be large, and it is desired Awarded Athens in a novel display sponsored by the Prof. Thompson of the civil en Perhaps next Saturday's con NEWS-LETTER that each man asked to serve 011 Fellowships mechanical, civil and electrict en gineering department will detl}on test with Army may give the Jay (New seals) the committee wm cooperate to the gineers at the Hopkins on the sixth strate a model impact machine such defenders more than a mere work Two students of the Hopkins best of his ability. Jack Turnbull and seventh of May, Mr. W. B. as is used for testing highways. out. The Cadets have not lost a H. LEVIN M. CHASSIN Archaeology Department were J. GREENFIELD has been appointed chairman of the Kouwenhoven announced recently. Prof. Christie intends to display a contest this season and no doubt wil awarded fellowships at Athens for Lightning Machine Obtained (Certificates) group to canvass the engineernig new type smoke recorder. A model try their best to retain a clean slate next year, it was recently an Mr. Kouwenhoven has negotiated R. McD. NESS D. SYKES students. of the Holland Tunnel of New nounced by Dr. David Moore Rob the loan of an artificial lightning The Line-up: I. C. GUTMAN G. LA MONT Hopkins ha~ been signally honor York will be used in this display. S. LEBOW N. HARRIS inson, W. H. Collins Vickers, Pro machine from the Westinghouse HOPKINS PRINCETON ed by having Henry Iddins, its busi Second Of Its Kind fessor of Archaeology. Gladys Company for the display. This The purpose of the demonstra Stude ...... G ...... Brook ness manager, selected to manage Davidson and Edward Fluck were laboratory model consists of seven tions, Mr. Kouwenhoven said, is to Merriken ...... P ...... Vrooman ~ whatever team is chosen to repre Reynolds ...... C.P ...... Yeckley the .recipients of these awards, teen condensers which are charged give the public a general idea of New Seals) sent the United States in lacrosse. Yearley ...... F.D ...... Murphy which are the twelfth and thirteenth in parallel with 13,000 volts. These what the Engineering School is do R. BAKER C. A. RAUM "It is therefore up to us," Sharretts Weitzel ...... S.D ...... Fram ing. This show will be the second E. LYON W. C. HUMPHRYS added, "to show our appreciation by to be given students of Dr. Robin- same condensers are then dis Lang ...... T.D ...... Wister of its kind ever attempted at Hop Beeler ...... C...... Miller supporting the above outlined plan." son during the time he has been at charged in series, which brings the kins. The first was held in 1924 Guild ...... T.A ...... Collister COTILLON BOARD ---o the Hopkins. total potential in the neighborhood Stone ...... S.A...... Ralston and proved to be worth while as (New seal) JUNIOR BANQUET TICKETS The fellowships were awarded of 200,000 volts and produces a Kelly ...... F.A ...... Davies $2.00 after a series of seven examinations well as successful. J. HENDERSON maximum current of 100 ampers. Turnbull ...... O.H ...... Mcintosh Tickets for the Junior Banquet, -in various subjects given to a group Freshman and sophomore en Darrell ...... l.H...... Griswold (Certificate!?) Thursday, May 5th, at 7 P. M., at the This tremendous discharge takes A. QUICK W. KNEIP Lord Baltimore Hot.el, are $2.00. from universities all over the gineering students will act as guides Score: place in four and one-quarter micro R. LEVY They may be obtained from C. country. Each fellowship is worth for those who are unfamiliar with Hopkins ...... 2 9-11 Kelly, Rome, Psetzing-, Cockey, Davis, (Continued on page 2, column 3) Denwood Kelly, or Hanhart. $1,400 to the holder. seconds. the campus. Princeton ...... 0 0- O 2 HOMEWOOD, BALTIMORE, MD., APRIL 26, 1932 .THE NEWS-LETTER be held. These are only a few of PRE-VU ES AND REVUES I HULLABALOO BARNSTORMERS DEBATING the features of June Week. (New seali;i) (New seal) At The Europa (New seals) L. ALPERT FOUNDED 1897 In order to carry out its plans T. W. BANKS C. DAVIS Certificates are given to seniors "A Waltz By Strauss," current G. GREEN C. H. DAVIS R. TIPPETT L. HAAS the committee must have funds. who have previously obtained seals. Subscription ...... $2.00 Europa presentation, brings to Bal M. HERMAN S. SELSKY Remit subscription fees to John Meyers, The senior class dues must be de W. GLASS H. LEVI Postmaster in Gilman Hall. timore another of the delightful (Certificates) pended upon. So we urge, together (Certificates) Entered as second-class matter Decem Viennese screen operettas which R.McD.NESS R.BROOK ber 3, 1909, at the Postoffice in Baltimore, with Walter Kneip, chairman, and R. McD. NESS W. KNEIP Md., under the Act of Congresi: November have delighted that theater's audi I. C. GUTMAN D. MILLER J. A. Ritter & Son, 3, 1879. his associates, that seniors pay up D. MILLER W. F ARINHOLT ences in recent months. E. MATIINGLY E. PASSAGNO P. WEISE~GOFF Incorporated Published semi-weekly from Octobor to their $25 class dues at once so that June by the Students of Johns Hopkins work on this senior class project Set against the colorful back University. ground of nineteenth century Flowers For All <:an be continued. "The Brightest Spot in Town" Telephone ...... Unlverslty 7383 Vienna, the picture portrays the --()--- ST. REGIS RESTAURANT, INC, Occasions Special Breakfast, Luncheon and Dinner-Sandwich and Soda Spa Business communications should be ad- life of the famous composer and is dressed to the Business Manager, .Tohns using Their Heads? 1815-17 N. Charles Street, Baltiimore, Md. Hopkins University. All articles and com- accom~anied by a musical score VErnon .6317 Nicholas K. Brown. President Opetn All Night ~';:!.~t~~nnte s~~~\~1 n~~g rJ~~3ededf;0 ~~ PRESPOSTE R 0 USN ES S comprising his most famous waltz Editor-In-Chier, Johns Hopkins University. marks two actions of the Students' melodies. M. L. Editorial Department Activities Council. ---o--- Edit-Or-in-Chief A motion was unanimously pass MOVIE ATTRACTIONS Phones: Vernon 0573-1470 BYMAN LEVIN, '34 The Band Wagon ed stating that no woman will be One of the most scintillating 1918 N. 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Frazer, chairman of The following men have been Footwear that meets the the department of chemistry, will elected to the staff of the Hulla college man's point of discuss the plan from the standpoint baloo: view - smartly styled soundly constructed - of the University. The viewpoint Ted Stern, Photographic editor; of the chemical industries will be Armstrong and Fleischer, editorial and economically priced. presented by Dr. H. A. B. Dunning, contributors; Levi, IfuotographiQ LEO SCHAEFFER'S, 1800 Monument, April 29th president of Hynson, Westcott, and contributor; Williams, Sadtler, Dunning. Praeger, Lesselbaum and M. Cohen, business staff. Dr. Joseph S. Ames will entertain -0- donors of fellowships and their Marion Grove Elected wives at dinner at the Baltimore Vice-President of All Senior Class Dues must Country Club. Tee evening ad the Y.M.C.A. dress will be delivered at the At the third election of the be paid by May 1st if photo Country Club by Dr. C. M. A. Y. M. C. A., Marion Grove was Stine, chemical director of the du elected vice-president last Tuesday, graphs are to appear in after tieing twice with Caleb Kelly. Pont Company. Dr. Stine will At a previous election Cyrus speak on "Chemical Research-A Young was elected president, Al Hullabaloo Factor of Prime Importance in .bert Pfetzing, secretary, and Ran American Industry." dolph Cockey, treasurer.
Four· Abolition Of Banquet Season Piece Milestone System Urged By Freshman Class Head . DRIVE IT YOURSELF Suit Ives Believes There Should Be A Joint Meeting Of Student No Deposit Required of Hopkins Students Coupes Chevrolets ~ · Council, Class Officers For Purpose Of Fords Dropping Annual Season Roadsters Chryslers Hupmobiles Sedans Buicks · Kenwood Fla~nels \IVhen asked whether the Student penditure of money that could be Council should submit the issue to applied toward something worth No Hour Charge at any Time a complete warm-weather LIGHT AND1 LOMBARD STREETS the members of the freshman class while. Any beneficial results were 1725 N. Charles St. Plaza 6000 2402 Pennsylvania Ave. wardrobe in one 4-piece suit for a vote, as advocated by the Vernon 4049 Lafayette 2000 campus newspaper, Ives said: "It considerably over-balanced by the NEW LOW RATES Coat, Vest and Trousers ... of famous Kenwood flannels. A suit is my opinion that there should be conditions that prevailed during the I.!::======~ that you can wear for al I daytime occasions . .. through the spring a joint meeting of the Student season. and summer. Blue, tan or grey. Council and the class officers for It was indicated by Oscar Hel~, Striped Flannel Slacks ... white, striped to match the suit . . . the purpose of abolishing the president of Student Council, that REPAIRING ENGRAVING converts the daytime suit into your outfit for spring and summer banquet season. I can not see the the undergraduate governing body evenings. (Both pairs of trousers may match suit, if you prefer.) necessity of submitting the question would not conduct a vote in the KIBLER'S . to the entire student body, how- first-year class to determine whether Take Elevator from Men's Shop, Lexington Street Jeweler and Optician Entrance, direct to the Fourth Floor ever." the class favors the retention or According to Ives, the only thing abolition of the annual banquet sea 3222 Greenmount A venue 5409 Harford A venue derived from the past commotion son because "the Council feels that HocHscH1Lo, KoHN & Co. were the loss of valuable time from there is no good reason for the Nearest Jeweler to the Campus classes, and the unnecessary ex- poll."