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VOL: CS,"No.' 7—Z 480 Monday, November 6, 1939 USPC Holds Members Discuss smen ^ Armistice College Reorganization Eleven In Upset, 12-6 Peace By Rath. Epstein and ed to the Boardof Higher Edu­ Sylvia Naefct cation a plan for a two year At a round table meeting held school ^ffermg^ only advanced An Armistice Day rally spon­ last Thursday "noon in 4 South, Please, Uncle Benny, say^TtTisii't ~soT "We^Tstand anything- sored by the Xfhited Student sponsored by the Teachers'Union courses in specific business but not that! Peace Committee will be held members of the faculty discuss­ fields. Students from all the city We've crawled for LIU, we've squirmed for Scran ton, and Thursday in the auditorium at ed the increasingly important colleges would be eligible for ad- problem of _ -~ -i—-iv-TT— wWa«,fl r« tr. ..I.. t\ r, i n • •„•• I toofc-it^iike^soldiers troth Susquehanna and Lowell Tech 12 o'clock. School of" Business and Civic year. Thte would place the col­ The TJSPC1& a committee com­ Administration in the proposed lege on a professional level. Bo cried the three thousand City rooters as they filed out off posed of divers national student reorganization of City College. H_ e added_ , however, the opin- Lewisohn Stadium last Saturday with the grim realization of A organizations representative of Questions of b^road-geS^iion^aF^ it collegiate opinion. Many peace policy which may drastically take any action without first # ^ this reporter change the set-up of the school hearing from all interested most am*«<"ff rir*iffif?b»n hr har assemblies in the City College as a whole were thiown upon the e slated that an official ever seen; The In the past nave been held under floor for group—discussion by Faculty Committee on Survey, of SG Refuses constetantly outplayed, ootgueee- its auspices—^Basic points in its Acting Dean Mayers, the first which Dr. Lisle of the History • ted- and outfought by a highly speaker of the meeting. He sug­ Department is ^a. member^Jjs 1*1 disorganised and decidedly in­ program are: gested two pivotal questions working on the problem now and ferior Brooklyn team. But the 1. Halt war profiteering, around-- which— the discussion a report is expected in the hear boys from across the river had z: ^Preserye^and extend civiF lib­ might revolve. First, whether the future. The Student Council at a fight and it looks like that's erties and academic freedom. college should give a broad busi­ Dr. Love, of the Economics meeting Friday afternoon, re­ what counted. 3. Stamp out race prejudice and ness education with a liberal Department, brought out the fused to be a co-sponsor of the The way the City boys started sprinkling of cultural subjectsLor religious intolerance. fact that three-fourths of the Peace Rally which will be held off it looked like a repetition of whether it should attempt to senior class are accountancy last year's 21-0 massacre. Thursday at 12 noon in the V."ift3 4. Safeguard labor rights. train students directly for a spe­ majors, thus turning the college Romero took the opening kick- 5. Meet human needs; provide cific profession? The second into a school oi accountancy. He auditorium. off to his own 40 and after am "' jobs, adequate housing, edu­ question, dependent on the first, stated that our courses have A motion was made that the exchange of quiek-kicJes was: should the college be a two cation, health facilities. barely touched on such major Student Council, in cooperation fumbles City started its •r3hj year, four year, or five year sroriny march from ttaromna, 2K. 6. Stop M-Day and industrial school? fields as finance, statistics, pur-} with several other clubs chasing, transportation, traffic, cieties sponsor the ">"y THI* Stein went for a mobilization. During the coursp of his and many other fields in which the 32, Artie Goeschell on -tr No legimeuUitlon. and mill- speecn. Professor Mayers reveal­ the students of the college might was ruled out of order becauser j plays went to Itis own 4S and at m tarization of the campus ed that an unofflcial__ facultyi no communications had been 5 this point Romero and—their —organiza­ conunillee'had already present-! (Continued on page 4) ceived by the Student Council and *ent a long tions; oppose compulsory from those organizations.. through the air to ROTC and militarization of The Student Council will spon­ Frank who went up over the CCC; keep our schools sor a forum on the subject of heads off two free. Red Cross NYA Quotas the "Dies Committee." The for­ men, Michael J. Quill, candidate tor um wul. be addressed by two I uy city councilman, and Lionel Drive .. speakers; one, in favor off the then Stander, loquacious Hollywood Cut For 16 committee, the other, opposed. pass to Stein for the score. movie star, now appearing on Thi* actio Broadway, hare been hrvrted to ih a^^miyer- Xtofe Mja^the^O^sftqd for the-cee^rersfcHrfsafid. address the rally. - .••.~.-=-.-^^^—^^sl^^^an^IcQllpgef i in failed^toattert th* general N^ the" Amedlcan Youth Con- The Among the sehoor-t?rgaiilza- and the Bronx—are-^belng urged meeting on. October 10 have been which gave the reasons (Continued on page 3} "^ohsTwhich hare gone on record today to join the Collegiate Unit penalized, L. G. Bryngelsson, for the AYC"s resolutions that as endorsing the USPC peace chairman of the Faculty NYA the Dies Committee be discon- of the New York Chapter of the demonstration are the Girls' Ck>iruju^4^, informed: Ihe 7.:ointment3 to the Insignia Com- for its dramatic excellence, '40 Prom Price Manhattan and the Bronx is a tion had been approved by Act­ mittee. These appointments are tagged Playart. Dr. Budol new departure in the American ing Dean Mayers and by_jjewis as follows: Gerald Lieberman, Bednar, associate of Reduced Ta .&&50 Red Crossjrad-isrfor the purpose ackson, dlrector-of-air~Clty Col­ -Marvin. ^senbej^Z^^JEMTCS^ HP of enabling college- students, lege NYA aid j bin. ...._• ... company's accomplished -caliber many of whom were in the at a Broadway perforrnance The receipt of 125 Senior Prom T cently. So impressed was he with subscriptions last week resulted Junior Red Cross and cannot af- TTJi/>^#*irt*» T I«^o^»^*»o d^k-ft**^-— the group's ^erlts^hat he urged in a reduction of the ticket price ford the senior membership feel X il€2Uir€JFt ± §tw39iJh€tTt9 "JJ*?* Director MaxweU Weisman of to $#.50 a couple, it was an­ of one dollar, to maintain their 9 the House Plan to engage the nounced by the Prom committee. interest and participation In the-} performers for a college show. If the efforts of co-chairmen Red Cross and its activities dur­ Prize Winning 'Our Town Playart Is the only crew outside Herb Weinberger^ Vic Tyras, and ing their college.-careers. off--fee Gjcoup^Theatre^which has Joe Ehrenreich to secure- 15-ad- j "One Third of a Nation" had cerns a typical New Ttngtand. received—

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-denouncing him for slanting nows-lnrfavor of the ABtTand suppressing newg^aydnyt^t.The Sfrri™!'"'*'! Type. Makeup editor's feeble editorial explanations were an Kingi OMetal Ca4Mrr»4MU rwMleaUoa. Ts* City Orflwre— •rj^it: vz*3£?t&r^*x- *Ti- :=•": sport* ••": ^> Sr*»*l •€ BnlB«u aad Clvtc A*s»*i»tslraU©». Rijyr*i**i™ of his error. Moreover, in the follow- Feature Accounting Forum Tbr Tltlcer U published weekly *arln« tbe scholastic up story of the two strikes, each received equal &r TJae TicJcer .Association, a student-faoUty^fotfni- '40 and'41 on Top Cltw Harriers Bow To, lUmsj BrOllStein StSOTS •Tr->"• Tickrr oTSe* t« tocat«J far Room -»1A All coro- to appear to atone for his previousmistakes. By Sig Hoffman •ttnW^ions should be address**! to Tfc« Ticker. 1« • * * * /• The World's Fair is over but, . The city Lcxuurtor. Awiat, W*^r Tort City. " In Losing Cause; These facts are- undeniably true: with Egmont typev left flash UPTOWN went down to defeat at heads, and a streamlined cover, hands of Fordham TJnrrersity ^ National Advertising Service, Inc. I protested the editor's handling of these the Fall issue of the Accounting ESCO SOC r Volly Ball Play on Thursday, Wbv. 2. "Hast SfS news stories before they appeared in print and Forum plunges-deeper than-ever-—^How-Can America Profit^rom FOUIVP UNJUS dual meet was held on the 420 WADIION Avt. -- t*rW-yo**>c N- Y." my ysmtf merits on these matters were known Van Corttandt Park course, into the World of Tomorrow. War?" a symposium contributed "Calling. aH classes! Calling (Continued from page 1) to persons close to and on The Ticker many Of the AS pages between the to by Professors Ostrolenk, Guy By Eugene Boyo the score betng 1^-45. with the first quarter, however, weeks before I became editor. all classes! Go to the Ulysses James, Capt George •^a VoL IX. No. 7 Mcnday, Nov. 6. 1939 Z 480 covers, it maf be said that Edi- Slider and Mfcssr* Foner Pfe- and when the whistle - sjid Mirktn, my uptown colleague, lias daubed his pen in an slum and stop the juniora. Bonnett, Xewl* Cantor, Uoyd tors Hy Cohen and Herh JRus- ^teHov and Spero wUl highlight jttkl bath and has drenched our guileless exponents of the pigskin EXECCTTVE BOARIT To state that, the staff is denied the right to alem have turned ouf a job the fortticomiag Business Bulle- They're nrnnfng yttdT" men started their bid for -V* "protest the publication of any material in Ul art in a potion so horrendous, that those of the football faith have Irrtng Bessen finished in that Stanley K. Wojkowski, '40.... Editor-in-Chief which fully maintains the For- ^, *••-- * .. . already commenced a vain search in Shangri-la, where all good; The class of 41 notched first of a #3 r the paper" is absurd, to say the least. No one lor the Beavers. Gerald Lieberman, 4l Business Manager urn's reputation as the nation's ^l^fLJSS^Z r°J^J^^^ football hopes go, for coffin nails to bury the Beaver which is not more wins on their victory skein of the is prevented from lodging protests or giving the Kingsmen's first m yet dead His vitriolic writingo have, caused wrlthings among those last Thursday, Art -• Cooper -?!*».-• -41' LaXayette .Street, advice, .....:•-. score, snverstein grabbed a pass Vork Ci:y. ORamercy 5-«871'. Commission; who engage in the noh-reriuhTeratlve^task of lugging the old apple feated '42 and '45 in volley ban. Schmldlein and Charles from Romero intended for • 417- * * • * * in "Acounwacy Advances Collins, vice-president of The Georgi of the Rams who As regSLT^ds the first editorial, all three news for alma-matjer. Paced by Max Friedman, laoo Issue Editor '_...... , Jane W. Popper D£ Emanuel Saxe P«ffnte sig- ^^ york ^^^ ^ professor if In the Intricate aad rqtsiwglif»gfgaJttbi^angi^-«~ " d Herman toe ^m-^r7lea«r through the line gave Brooklyn members of the managing board, as distin­ n^cant e^rp^rom^toony ch^jegjp^aa^^^ae^niv^^ heat. On Issue Bader, Claser. Engel, pealtipn ef the little who wasa't there. Far Sidney, for -one juniors belabored the froah 15-3, a first down on the ten and Sloan, Zippert guished'from, the business manager and the given a* the ^5C -investtgatton f penasyjvania. 15-2 in their first embroglia and then a tricky, deep lateral from advertising manager, knew in advance the of *« McK^on ^ani Bobbins, ibeTcSomics~:Society wiU or *a appear in person on the J practice field until test Wednesday afternoon^ Last week was also downed 42p 15-7>a5-10 in flbeir Sherman to Roth tied the score. tenor of this editorial Each expressed his case. This testtoony is^part of_^ fe flrgt meetil^ ^^ tem second game. _-\^ Benny Friedman 'the most important series °t^ ^7JJ %& the first time that he personally engaged in discourse with Coach Herman blocked the extra point opinion before the editorial was set up in type, ThuTsd& at x pJ TOom Sammy Senior also had a kick.. public hearings to affect the ac- AtteiuiBjice is compulsory for Benny. Therefore he has been basing his columns not on personal Featured at Rally In Reply and one protest was received. pleasant aTternon defeating '42, The second half saw the Bea­ counthig^rofession m many mBmtoers of the Bulletin. information, bot on facts which came to him in a second hand or years. The article also deals - 15-10, l-l«wand 15-6 and *« by With Benny Friedman person­ vers consistently in the shadow -TTiHIS is a reply to the questions raised^ by It is true that Acting Dean Mayers saw the even perhaps -more devious manner. i"""" I a forfeit. The former fray, of their own goalposts. Three A the letter appearinj_^n^h^^pwer_^isht_ <*?ifh »>tp report or tt«rii«Tig-p«>—GIRLS CIiUB However, the question of accuracy of our Uptown Sports Edi­ ally giving his assurance that —^50 word biographical story about himself" cedure adopted last May by the Harriet Feller '41 was the win- proved to be the best game of times Stein was forced to kick a corner~of this~pageTPlease read the let-" tor's information is not the basic one. Every dart which he flings j the day. After being stopped in there would be a fighting Bea­ out fdom his own end-sone and before it was printed.. A courtesy of this kind Council of the American Insti- ner 0f the Musical Quiz contest ver team on the field at Lewis* ter firsthand then the editorial. is not uncommon in the outside world. In ad­ tute of Accountants and the New sponsored by the , Girls- Club ^at^tTt** fnni-.lMa.il team anri it.>#> -rrr«t SCtT the SnTpTiSlng ohn Stadium, the "Beat Brook­ one of these led to the winning M margin ^o^BjrookJyn^ ***** _ \ dition,, the lead of the story of his election to York State^SbcIety, of CPA's. Thursday in the Girls Lounge. ers of truth attached to it, but his caustic comment at this time j sophs suddenly woke up and won lyn A«in rally, under_jfchel^^ The article on "Governmental A business meeting will be held is somehcw_ reminiscent of the complaints of the man who has I the second easily, 15-1. *l*e se- kicked from his 4, and At the Legislative Conference held last. the acting deanship and Dr. Moore's/ resigna­ niors found themselves in the chairmanship of Varsity ^lub) ^Stein semester, several things occurred which Mr! tion was compared with the original BHE res- 'Budgeting* and Accounting," next Thursday at 1. never-beea-sick,-afid then .suffers from a slight cold. Preisdent Leon Garbarsky, her­ the Maroon carried the ball hack which explains-ttiis state's Ex-•-^^WwW'-"f%lrm~~""-- last game, however, and won 15- to the Beaver 2, but were penal­ Weissman refused—to publish -in The^^icker-z _: olutions^: Because Lmyself was unable to obtain ~~JXllasTyiasv^lor the first time xiace 1533, City Coilegt is 6. Max Pewin, Phil Weinper and alded Lavender victory in Sat­ ecutive Budget System, was con- *^„™J±£T ^ t>oi^««ift^ urdays gridiron classic. ized fifteen yards, and then tost First, there wasn't the necessary quorum of these resolutions at that time, Professor May- A sented on the gridiron by an aggregation which is not quite Bob Lewis did yeoman work: for tributed by Abraham S. Weber, program of Pale^Mn powerful as those which preceded it, A series of tough breaks as A rabid crowd saw a delega­ the ball on downs. City's sigh of delegates to carry on business and furthermore - ers co-operated by securing them for my ex­ Budget Sector of New York song and dances was presented the seniors while Al axeenberz relief was cut short, however, well as a lack of capable reserves has resulted in a record which is and Stan Felngold stood out like tion of four Brooklyn gridders, that there was a violent attack on the entire amination. In no place in the two stories did State since 1932. The Executive ?t the last meettog of the He- led by Sid En tin, presented with when Sod Levine intercepted Ro- mediocre to say the least. Basing his stand on this fact, Mtirkin has sore thumbs for '42. -~M Conference by Manny Feigin and other student he censor or even attempt to censor any mate­ Budget System, says Mr. Weber, *fw Club; Daniel Persky, editor "Beat BriaAlyn Again" rnenVg pass on the aft and on the leaders, all of whom posed dozens of questions; rial. The fact that the lead story contained is more than an annual plan of -Of a popular Hebrewpw and seen, fit to vilify Coach Friedman as w»» ^g Mff ?j***™ *** iiwing'tri^ which they daiy dorrfvwl without next play went off tackle un- most of which went unanswered- During the what some individuals called an "unneces- expenditures. It "describes-the, npteA riumanm, conducted the matron, completely - ignoring the fact that. FrtedflOsan teams have '41 for the intra-mural volley a murmur. Speakers at the touched. for the final ensuing half hour, numerous crlttefrmre—were- —sary** account6T Dr. TJoore's deanship is evi­ state's system of fiscaT managp^ meeting, _• ^ a grand total of twenty-one games while losing ordy fifteen. ball ffHftTwrylow^Htp Th* were Marty Abrarhson, ex- H madp- It was not until one Evening Session dent a™ conclusive proof of Professor Mayers' ment." "-^ TAej^rxnny=n^eets^regular"Cv in j^_onje_«raasn sas the Beafei tested ike dregs of defeat more mores and freshmen will tangle sports editor, Acting Dean May- College Goli Clnb Fornued ^ atmtent: was escorted out of 4N that the Con— repeated statements to me in favor of a free_ than the nectar of victory, yet Colonel Benny mast be sub­ ir^the second fray-^Prico of ad-1 erer~^Professor^ Hayes, Jayvee ~Hu^dmand ^stoun, writes on^^erested in the Hela«w^ng*u- Next Thursday, November 9, ference proceeded As a result of tfaase--ent— jected to bitter criticlsin when he turns oat his first poor combi- coach Gene Berk, and vCity's aic lon college press. Aitnougn tnese stories, were seen tfae -professional—obligations of ^age-are invited: mission—good vocal chords. lUr 4vJm « anticipated Oolf Club -by-himr-The Ticker has-not-arnl^wlh^iot lose wtion ia. almost two football decades. All good hoop adherants are newest cheer leader fl r UBnx bursts, approximately one-half of. the" dele^. an accountant. Charges for de- PERSHING RIFLES -hereby- Informed "ttar- the oTdfleradi. * *" • +wm~hbTd its"fiirst ofilcial meet- LZ ^gatesTIeft. Shortly thereafter, the Conference one inch of its^^editorial and news indepen­ J J ____Thjszse^ms tn ane-to-be-a -rather-grotesque a^tJtadeJ^or^Slg preciajU.on.jpxe: more, .than _i!Mere- A-unit^ of < tee-: Perata&xt&~&i8ss-' master himself, Nat Hoi man, will The featured address of the ing in room 709. rejected the endorsement of the Thomas dence. '_ _. - - .....:..-.-._ Bookkeeping Entries," explains formed at the Commerce Center Mirkln to adopt. A more cocmpatible reaction, which would be in be down at the gym next Thurs­ day was that of "Benny Fried­ The aim of the organization is nrnirr-f-—-t~ •>^-«^^~*»"'^*«r*^y"*-^-->Tr" a SS-4& • • • • • hhe with the traditional liberal and sportsmanlike ideals of the day at 4:00 to instruct. Come man, who compared the Laven­ to bring together sallied gulfers A. S. Fedde in an article thus this term has already pledged interested in forming a Golf vote. This was probably the most vital issue To attempt to "expose" in The Ticker the (Continued on page 4)- fifteen. ROTC men. City College student, would be one in which the Sports Editor [down der student body to a fickle pub- at the Conference, yet only 133 persons voted "attempts of the Wall Street forces and the would condone and sympathise with the coach in his tribulation, —Dee Gee [ he which follows a winner only. team in conjunction with the when the Student Xk)uncil ruling governing reactionary Dies Committee to curtail the ac­ -»»- especially when that Coach is Benny Friedman. Instead of this. Main Center. After the Club is the Conference required the presence of 450 tivities of "progressive*' forces would certainly IAC Scintillating Sidney appears intent upon proving virility of his OTideTway, there will be classes delegates to constitute^-a* quorum. As manag­ run into many columns in our small news­ ^tifa^cj^Cjsa^ ing editor I tried to have these facts uxcor-v paper. There axe_jaach.- better mefiia^ for tSj^h:; a* fnrpoterrt asrfifer record" wosiid indicate. At the pocaced in The Ticker news stories, but _ the In the future, the club hopes an- expose. Kevertfaftie«s, a^ editor^ laloeg- outset of the season the Fried-men were touted as havinjr a fine to form a Faculty-Student etfftof" preTerfec "tcTleave them out, thus pre^ these same lines was being prepared for this A.«AriA from occflusional 5t1ip« in T« t.*~ -awtm- irtt Ttw. Ttov^i- first team but sulTerlng from a Dad ease of lack of reserves. This branch, since there is a ***^ttr*g * fate*> ptrtTirp _r>f harmnny Txihor-— issue, but was dropped to make room ior tnis grammar, the first issue of^ the In The Ttefcer of September 21, yon dearth of secondary material was apparent when the varsity lost aocuae me of "journalistic prostitution" *5Z^2S£TSX± when he assigned me to write an editorial on editorial. six page IAC Var-City News pub- and state: "The editor, George Weinman. the sej-vfceajof sity Club has arranged that Nat participating in this sport. the Conference. I submitted one which evalu- ._•.hgh^^j &o>msa!&iSr~ZEgr~T£t Oppetf the As a result of these injuries City dropped two con- ? fli 3 or play basketball eh? bring his Hol-men down. Thus „ated anji.^thCW^'^***^^ ^ ^^ghaie^3? fr^ e^^ ^^finree^ nil&eographed •triiUi, accuracy, and Pate plmy in tbe r«- tests to Susoaehanna and Lowell Textile, contests which we cer­ to appear so far this semster. It ^>ortinc of the Legislative Conference and Well, next Thursday, Novem­ the downtowners will be able to ^^place He substituted a mild editorial which board this semester, it ~was only necessary to tbe pre-write of Use April 36 student tainly would have won had we the services of the injured trium­ get the first view of the Quintet hold one managing board .meeting (of the possesses, above all, the typo­ strikes." ^_ virate. ber », Mr. Ctty Coiteae wmibearn gave a misleading picture. rXsregardiajf lor the moment the obvious which will represent City on the TU&WS staff) at which lime the promotion of a graphical neatness which the just how much he doe? not know » * »^.. '• • * others sorely lacked. Undoubt­ invalidity of your statement, X wish, to According to Webster's Universal Unahridged dictionary, under heaver board at the Garden. ' Iz %7 When it became evident .that there were tc news editor and The Ticker Press dub were point out that you failed to mention in when Nat Hofanan goes into the Schnadow, Babe Adler. Abe Win- p.- edly, the untiring efforts of Jack your editorial tnat you -were managing the definition of the word criticism there is the following: "criti­ be two student strikes on April 20. the editor . discussed. However, as certain issues arose, editor of The Ticker at tne tlme=ta com­ 5 intricacies of the hoop game at ograd, and Eddie Edwin wiH also Kaikow, technical editor, and plete chavrge of production. Too had per­ cism presupposes superior knowledge." How about it Mr. Mirkin printed a special issue of The T&ker in which the individual members of the managing board Arthur Reichner, art editor, are fect freedom to advise on or protest, the his clinic scheduled lor the gym­ appear. The squad will go publication of any material in the paper through its paces to illustrate SL -'be, devoted iu columnar inches to a.xpre-write were consulted as to their opinions, and in primarily responsible f od the fine nasium from 4-4. Trusteed of TYPEWRITERS which right Z understand is now denied -^ Jthe points while the coach lee- of thef'Sp Peace Rally and only six^ lines of several instances, they actually wrote the edi­ job. to the staff. At' the time of the publication throwing the spheroid aoouc QJ^ them. torials. of the articles, you made no prottrnt sox In Defense of *42 twc9& Owaraaleesl type to :; ^ House Plan Sponsors people JUi-Jthis~ college igho were Born with moaned, "Doc, everything is taken. Isnt there the political trend of the spon­ ary Dies Committee, to drag us Into war mercilessly beating innocent soring organizations. and crush every progressive force tn this tbelx fingers to their nose. They heckled the a field which hasn't been written on yet?" country. Or don't you think -this' matter -i Freshmen." IX Hfe out of Sylvia. Shame on them J The mathematical exactness of interest to the student foody, ninety Here is exactly what happened. QUAJLITY IS AT ITS BEST "Why not try test-tube babies?" chirped the which space is equally divided per cent of whom wiH be eligible for war.. ~ A .Word to the Woos: -J. J. Shaw, student instructor. "That's a virgin field/' duty? ONE Sophomore personally es­ :•: PRtCE AT ITS LOWEST between the IAC and the Varsity May I remind you, Mr. Kditor, when- corted the two presidential can­ li director for Theatron's varsity show, 'Our Echo Reports^ Heajd at Fridays eianr^ j} €lub-leadsrns to believe that the past Ticker editors spoke of democracy. didates into thehands of a half- . Town," was trying *0 'Vtnrf p rnhrnr^] \u 1.]^ the auoMtoriurnp "I'm not dancing because-I they also practiced it. The managing bpjtrd SERVICE AT ITS FINEST editors finally found some use mejhbers were not copy boys and-the ecU-r dozen Sophs who depantsed :•: auditorium the other day, but the "vandals" always get. stage fright" . . **I kept on taking for their slide rules. Never-the- tor the "whole works." Managing boari _Jthem.„..^:.:— . * the issue contains much meetings were held, to discuss poMey, ad­ -in the balcony were making too much noise. big steps. I forgot there was_ no hill on the vice was sought on editorials, and eaci"- JDeapite a warning, to the con­ at 3* TO THE 3MOOJ\ floor" . .-. '-Looks like it's .changed from the good material, especially some member of the staff knew he was working In desperation, he hopped on the stage, an—individual who lacks confidence is hlny trary, one of the'""innocents," Hi. wiggled a warning finger at the audience and stag line to the stage line" . . . "From where interesting behind-the-scenes on and for a student newspaper,, not under let out a piercing yowl, where -IH: x \\ news of the varsity teams. A few self, and thus is afraid to repose it in ii( AMERICAN LUNCH BAR Presented hy the Piayart Professionals yelled, "If you people don't keep quiet—I'll I'm sitting. I can't tell the difference between others. upon several Upper Freshmen X Shaw and Stokowski, and 'My Prayer^^sounds more feature stories would make (east of iKe college) m turn the lights .on!" the paper more nearly perfect. GEORGE WXZS8MAK, 39. \came rushing to the ""rescue." SATURDAY EVE., NOV. 11 . . . 25c - 40c like memeMsoorus!" J? (Editor's Note: Becajise of the. Jmpor- the school. It was the *42 Class . _ No Kidding: For a week, John Torti had tanee of this letter, the 360 word limit rulr ># HtH- -—S.K.W. or. letters to the editor was suspended. that invited the Freshmen into j «^ ^,===:-: ^= :•:

•^ •. - .~«^22jSwC(m r— -"'—r^r^V Wv^tSfc 1 TMJL TTJ Sponsors ASU To Discuss Elections 1940 Lexicon City Jivers Look Askance At Party in Girls* Lounge To Feature Leading a discussion on the Discussion r At New Locale Of Dance • J--I *t'> L1 *J i U party tonight' in the Girls By Nat Engel and Alice SBMSII By Faculty Lounge, will be Jerry Johnson, Following the current vogue, L#a\V SoCo To Make Ping dong/the dance is dead. X^giaiathre Iferector of theNev 'the_ ^senior "ye^^twc* J=rorr:^940 (Continued from Page 1) York District of the ASU. Ding, dong, the 58 dance Is dead. *••• will appear as a pictorial review. Sing Sing Visit Today at 12 noon all students » A Dr. lisle, on the other hand,* At its meeting Wednesday, a This unprecedented feature is noo! new scheme for collecting unpaid are requested to cease all acttv- 9 thought "the aim of the ^ j n^mb^rship *dues was inaugur- j expected to increase ^ubscrip- Professor William J. Shultz of ity to participate in 2 minutesr--^ should not be vocational." To,ated Each paid up member was] tions. Expert advice will be fur- the Economics Department will of violent prayer for the 58 support his belief, he quoted! given five names and was in-!nlshed by a regular contributor address the Law Society Thurs­ Dance, long the backbone of so- from the results of a question-1 structed to request payment of I to Life magazine, who will select oin day at 12 noon in room 823 on cial life at the Commerce Cen­ -««,« «*-* #~ ^rfnotp ^tnd^nts back dues. Two tickets to "Pensi the final photos used from about ter. Our bone of contentment is ied the topic, "Whither the School *ny naire sent to graduate students. {an^^d j^^i*Pencils, „" aa rft--wirfAcity-wid e AsASnU 1450j 45000 entriesentries. . TheThevy wilwill l beconbe-con-- that it is now spineless. >is- Of those who answered. 53 per play will be awarded to anyone j cerned with the Commerce Cen­ of Business,*' announced Irving Win you there? We wuz! Was ter stressing senior activities. Of plshever^ i^esident. A member •ht cent felt that a more liberal j.bringing 15 new members into did we see? Hepless jitterburg* ie- training would have better satis- j the organization. particular interest to the whole or the- NewYork bar and a na­ crawling on and off the stage fl*d their needs. In their com-j student body, is the announce- tionally prominent tax expert, of the Pauline Edgewise Theater; ment that a forthcoming issue me ments they indicated that more TPT T TT^x ft JJ |»VPV Professor Shultz intends to an­ After gaping for awhile, we de­ of LIFE may contain the best of cided it wasn't edge-wise a training was needed in deyelop-iJ*_ y _:* _VL ^" x w V,/ these Jn an article on City Col­ alyze the issues that lie behind , as 5S, which is edgewise en< ing the ability to speak' •andj D'I|X ~T5-, T Q1Arc lege. the problem of re-organization Try as we might, your write capably and fluently, i J3iXJl# Dy*JjaltO To further attract the interest of the School of Business, with raving reporters coulda^tf get Greater emphasis should be] of the _ student body, a photo­ special reference to its relation dance in edgewise; /Le. graphic con test will be iield for crowded^ So^ after sweeping awajr placed on personality develop-] The initiation of a survey of to the other city colleges. all school amateurs, under the the bodies of the madding ay or Evening Session. to gauge the reactions of the I general meeting of New York j 2. Pictures must pertain to local calaboose for several '41 necessity for a broad business audience. Thor's hammer used . college and_nniversity teachers i school activities. lads, City College students win as a reflex rod couldn't have training. ;{ r-naaFridayy aatt o8,p__L .p__u. min rooroomm 4S.«>.i' 3. All prints submitted become leave the New York limits to go brought more definite results: n- Dr. Ostrolenk brought up the | Thee meetingmeeting' is sponsoresporiso d by the \ the property of the LEXICON, to a real jail—The Big House. Said Joe Blow: Ersatz a ter­ question of direct contact with J EducaticfnaBducatkfnal PohciePolicies CommitteCommitteee ;\ 4. The decision of the judges The Law Society decided last ab e York: CoUe eTeach rible battle. the business world. In the dis-!2^% *™ S :*j (studios which take senior pho- week to go "up the river" to Os- — Said Moon- Glow: Are tbgraphs) will be final. cattle? cussion that followed, it wasi In a letter to the staffs of the; Already there have been 267 sining Thursday, November 2Z, suggested that a system of in- City- Colleges, the committee.-! subscriptions to the LEXICON, for an exhaustive tour through Said Lo Co: The dance's death terneship be instituted: similarxstates that there is '^widespread i Photographer's identification Mt. Pleasant's "Sing Sing." War­ rattle! to that in professional medical dissatisfaction" with the by-j cards will be distributed when den Lewis E. Lawes, author of And you know, Pandemonium an law was never like this. «d schools.. Dr. Bocker. of the Hy-J ? dealing with increments a majority of the class is paid "20,000 years in Sing Stag," will • and promotions. up. conduct the tour. The excursion Oh, for the slope of 5S; where fe­ giene Department, said that if at is limited to members of the so­ we feel at home and the dancers tor roam; we love that hilL the *tn fivenv^ year course werwere uu>i.ii.uu;uinstituted,, ;i _r^Jr /* 9 M ~M _7» • _T_ ciety and transportation will be nd provided by private cars. of home. Steps are for HPTM-H^ he the fifth year could be spent *S\4JUMSS Of 41 tO &WWlg "Tom* not for climbing. On the level; an apprenticeship-in the field of t— J^^_ _ ^~ •_ - we like the incline H Saxe, Ooiiii, Cranstouii walk-up dance is much too AU In Forum, Out Wednesday strenu-ess. Let's trotzky back to ^u- Artie Shaw Leads Hepcats 5S, soon, because: JEle^^ator^baBges All the alligators "and hepcats of the class of '41 are brushing -- <<5omt±nued-from Page^O Dong,- the dance is-=al^ up on- their technique for the jammiest jam session of the_season entitled, while Charles H. Towns most dead. Let's not celebrate Approved By Dean contributes an informative expo­ Hallowe'en with a Danse Mac­ les under the leadership of Artie Shaw, "King of the Clarinet," and :er \ his band. ^ sition on accountants' reports. abre. Prank H. Dunn of the Depart­ id ment Ol Accaivntjvnry hring^ the ^Professor Ernest ^Bradford and : PrQm- to *» neld December 15 at the Hotel Pennsylvania. tax situation up to date with an ihe Student Council Committee f Various committees have been formed for the purpose of aid- article on the Revenue Act of HELP WANTED in charge for the following J ^g class members to-secure tuxedos, flowers, and taxi cabs at a 1939. "Accounting Research," by change in the Commerce Center] minimum cosi. Seymour and Herbert Ginsberg are co-chairmen A. C. Littleton, will particularly —esesreh — Major -—- Scoaosaics -WtOx f Interest ^gsis^Tnirj^ejl :staden£s^ ban—Ins and rtnanrlai elevator system: = __. ".'_."•"." I»P?_ ^ftf^.Tj?^*^" nnmniittPP yhi<»h —San :-::SiK^5te*ator **ear itSg..; xjpjsiter; - In touch. »_ttt -po-rHaai^ -or on-both -the north and~sogth sider**^^^™^ ---rate Jtoi__eraJt^n^tjMf ir, ^ring tnxpdos, Paul with the latest in accounting-jit^ prrm a neat position,—$56- 1 will no longer follow the present; After C>5 Students Enroll Escoe, Chairman of the" Cab erature, there is the book review Junior AeeoBataat—With tax i" schedule but will run-on the foi- TTT-^V. 7^ ± m Committee: is making, arrange- j section, "Books of Account.'* ence. Without ambitions of n. Wlth enrolh t ol e * -CJPA^__HK- Jowingjtfan: -.. _... _ \.._ .» ^ ™°f im€ait^~wiJ^ tb^-^c^ ^ _ 3i->-^.^ of CPA oT ^ Bb^e^e^tors wm carry: J^ all boroughs for flat rates to examinations contains Bookkeeper Stestog—apber re- sengers down from the 13th floor ed its membership until Febru-; the hotel. Joe Qinsberg and Questions of the April 1939 exam Pimale with at least 4 > years office _d to the 5th floor; they will go ary. 1940. I Stan Levinson are co-chairmen 1 ^th answers by former Forum experience. -Salary tao_t» per mt of ! down empty from the 5th floor! Officers of the choral group ^he Flower Committee and are editors Russel Knopp and Daniel Jvaior ftmo-atmt—Hoars x-5 p__ to the 4th floor where they will; elected at its last rehearsal, are | contacting florists to obtain re- Schaeffer. Wrtte letter of application in yoar to own liandwritlag' and submit to in - pick up students and transportfHampton Hill, president; Israel j ductions in the cost of flowers The magazine goes on sale ploymerrt oXSee. ;_« tiiem t°.the 15til fl«»Kthe ele-j xjnterman, vice-president; Syl- .1 The tickets will be placed onr Wednesday at ten cents per copy, ym- vators will then be empty from [via Sokolsky, secretary; Frieda • sale today ;'. $6.00 a couple, * be Accountancy Soc. manent full time position. Hoars 9-S the 15th floor to the 13th "floor^Jacoby, treasurer; Harold Cohen,' which wiU inu. ude food, tips, I Salary $15 per week. •er where the cycle will start again, nianict- «H unrric Pn^tn.n taxes and tnkens for t.Vi«» i Hi*»c ! •d pianist; aand Morris Friedman, te*^ z&d tokens for the ladiesQ . THE FIRST 3 The new elevator change will I.C.C. representative. Dr. Ken- Since the supply of tickets is Clerk—For stationary store, 6 riigw^ a V week. 6:30-12 midnl«_t. Most lr» in al xgo Ihto effect Wednesday. fJLM CONCERT Bronx. '-...._ neth. Damon of the PubliexSpeak- ''• limited, those who wish to pur- 4-—iy ing TDepartment directs thfe, club. < chase them must announce their Meaaenxer^—Wltb. bicycle living in Brook­ ae IC€ To Hold Rallv Nov. 16 desire to a salesman. The Musk of the Masters lyn or Queens for Saturday and Stun* .at Sigma Alpha Considers So By OaUlAndinr Artiste of Ovr Time day work. Hours 4 pjn. to _L MTwrt •ee Plans for a club rally to be ilio wear uniform. Salary 30c a Must be 31 years of age. -d held 'Thursday, November 16 to +-^ ,« ~> * « ^ ^ Sigma Alpha, Commerce Cen^•~- + Get T*,ur ty from 12:30 to 2 pjn., have t>een ter undergraduate honorary so- 'Malteds—Sandwiches—Drinks^ The City —-x- announced by the Jnter-Club ciety, announced at its informal SPECIAL.. KATES TO STUDENTS PRESENTING BOOKS •<*2gcU- =r„ ; % .,— T^ear^ieltL Friday, October 27, in EMPLOYMENT OFFICE The program will include an the Girls* Lounge that thirty- Cohen's Candy Store Fifth Avenue Playhouse ^» EAST ZSZ3~5"nU£BT i 66 FIFTH AVENUE J. G. LCTAN — address by Dean- Mayers, skits five applicants were being con- Across tbt- Street ft U by Theatron. and informal talks sidered for membership tk* XbeaUre Between 12t_ ___ istb Slreet »- v -+,- bK_„representatives of school or- — sm ganizations. . _ . At the rally, a^club newspaper in XAST IS EAST FOR COI__EGE STUDENT ONLY: •- '-i$U. be distrihuted, tot which f»* err* MX each club is contributing a "page. WEST IS WEST For^ aacuuonal informatfon,; 52 Issues of the *r club officers are asked to consult | is U Bert Ferber or Judith Sorscher. NIELS •y Typewriters Brief Cases CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Cameras — Field Glasses IS WHERE $1.50 A TEAR i- To* u THE FOOD IS BEST reJL f L_» aad arail ,o«r»e_ of complete Cfr- Ser-iee Nm, G J.H.RIIF -.*•. y*w r^h««_-«>

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