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PHIL. SPECIMEN IN * "COLLEGIATE PERIOD" \ LARKIN HALL ON WLWL 7:30 TODAY TNI TONIGHT Vol. 17 New York, N. Y., November 15,1935 No. 6 RAM ELEVEN TIES PITT., ST. MARY'S Clifford Brooke Fordham, Pitt Maroon Holds Russia Condemned Directs for Mimes In 0-0 Battle Moragans 7-7 By Fr. Lonergan, Their Annual Play Conference Leader Rams Outplay Panthers and Palau's Toss to Mautte for DeLeon, Nevins, Shanley and Lecturer Discusses Major McKenney Head Cast of Hold Sutherland Team 41 Yds. Matches Fluke to 73 Yards Gael Score Fallacies in Russian "The Velvet" Philosophy By MIKE BARSA By ARTHUR MULLIGAN An Indictment of mob psychology, The Rams celebrated their greatest "It's Rome or Russia and the world domain Rolland'a "The Wolves," a play victory of recent years in turning back For the second week in a row, a has its choice," declared Rev. William in three acts, will be the Mimes and the mighty Pittsburgh eleven. It was highly spirited Fordham team saw the I. Lonergan, S.J., Associate Editor of Mummers 1935 production. Directed by truly a memorable triumph for the portals of victory closed to it, when in America, to a crowd which filled the Maroon in spite of the official 0-0 final the final analysis, It lacked the scoring University Church at the second of the Mr. Clifford Brooke of Broadway and count. weapon that would break its 7-7 dead- Fait Conferences of Fordham Univer- Hollywood, the play will be presented Jock Sutherland's powerful Pan- lock with the Mastodons of Moraga, the sity last Sunday. The particular topic in Collins Auditorium, Thursday and thers, with a large retinue of Smoky Gallopiug Gaels of St. Mary's. upon which Father Lonergan spoke Friday evenings, Dec. 12 and 13. Ralph City rooters, invaded New York for A screaming mob of 50,000 persons, A. DeLeon, '37; William P. Nevins, '37; their first gridiron meeting with Ford- rendered schizophrenetlc for two full was "The Fallacy of Communism" in ham. Parading on the field a 130-piece Stewart McKenney, '37, and John P. hours by a mad melange of intercep- the series entitled "Rome versus college band, which Is probably the Russia." Shanley '37, will head the cast. ANDY PALAU tions, shoe-string passes, fumbles and finest In the country, Pitt scored an what have you, was on the verge of Popular vehicle of Little Theatre The speaker began his direct attack Impressive musical triumph but In the Punts, Passes, Picks Plays emotional collapse when the game groups "The Wolves" lays Its scene in on Communism by pointing out that an battle of the pigskin all the honors raced down to its electrifying conclu- Mainz, Germany, in 1793, where the went to the Maroon Jerseyed, gold sion. ethical system is unsound if even one army of the newly formed French Re- helmeted warriors from Rose Hill. Seven vain passes were attempted of its tenets is false no matter how public faces the Prussians. Determined Panthcn Outplayed in the last two minutes, four of them by much truth that system may contain. to Justify the Revolution in the eyes of Outcharging, outrunning, outpassing St. Mary's new found combination of royalist Europe and the world, yet wolf- "The Communist cannot be a citizen of and in fact outplaying Pitt at every Herb Schrleber to Frank Shock, which ish In their hatred for each other, this government," he said, "he is a Btage of the game, the Crowleymen had brought the fans to their feet re- the generals assembled in the Hotel member of an alien organization the halted that famed Panther power at- peatedly throughout the afternoon, | ilu Angleterre, their headquarters In purpose of which is to advance a single tack as it has never been stopped In with its miraculous completions. Mainz, provide the action of the drama. the memory of Pittsburgh alumni. That Palau Playt for Break class. Such a position is rank treason Two men, D'Oyron a former aristocrat old Scotch gentleman, Doc Sutherland, and," Father Lonergan concluded, "the and Teuller, Member of the French With one minute to play, Palau, from sat amazed as he saw a team that had Natural Law tells us that treason is an Academy played by Stewart McKenney his own forty seven, threw caution and clearly outplayed Notre Dame in early and William F. Nevins, are sacrificed three long passes to the winds. Luckily evil, an untruth." October now with their backs to the to the appetite of the wolves. Teulier's none of them were caught by the Gaels, "A classless state is a contradiction wall and striving for a tie score. stand against Ralph DeLeon, as Verrat, though Shock lived up to his name by in terms," the speaker told his audience the butcher now a general and the idol Here wan alao a Maroon eleven, momentarily fumbling one of them. in discussing the struggle betwen cap- of the mob, Is the center of interest. rated a 3 to 1 underdog, holding to a The heavy St. Mary's line was rushing ital and labor on the political front. Teuller lights for justice and for the total gain of 73 yards the same team Palau deep into his own territory, and "You can't have a state without a su- perior and an inferior group. Evi- life of the aristocrat. John P. Shanley Is that had made 157 yards against Elmer the speedy Gael secondaries left no dencing this truth is the story of Soviet Representative Quesnel, the peace- Layden's supposedly national cham- Fordham receiver uncovered. On pions. fourth down, rather than attempt an- Russia. Have we a class state there? maker at the council table. Harry We have not. It is a dictatorship not CroiUn, '30; Vincent Rohan, '37; Ray- Break Pitt Record other forward, Andy elected to try for Not since 1928 had a Pitt eleven the break. But his punt which went way of the proletariat but over the prole- mond J. Ripple, '37 and Jarvls B. Rice, tariat." '38, are officers supporting Verrat. been held scoreless by an Eastern foe, down to St. Mary's nine yard line re- Atheism was named by Father Loner- William Shouldice, '36, and Harold nor has it been beaten by one during posed safely in the capable arms of ED FRANCO gan as the major fallacy in Bolshevik Spllle, '37 are the proprietor of the the past seven years. To hold a Pitt Hugh Sill, when a fumble might have "Fast Charging" philosophy. In summing up he claimed hotel and a peasant spy respectively. team even at any time is a great produced a last second Fordham touch- achievement Indeed, but to do so in down. that disregard Tor Christian philosophy is responsible for the denial of the Clifford Brooke has worked with the month of November has been Fordham, a team which always gets nothing short of sensational. Doc Suth- its share and more of bad breaks, came rights of the individual, capital and the Barrle and Shaw in London and, at Council Picks free organization of labor, the other ono time, directed four productions erland's squads have always reached out rather evenly Saturday on two very their peak in the final month of the decisive ones. The first occurred when great errors in the Russian govern- simultaneously in New York. "East Is Debating Team ment. West," with Fay Bainter, "Peter Ibbet- season and out of forty November the second quarter was ten plays old. In his first conference address on «<ra" with John anil Lionel Barrymore, games during the last eleven yearB they Floyd Maxham punted from midfleld to have lost but two contests. Maniac! standing on his goal line. The "The Fact of Communism" delivered "The Circle," with John Drew and Mrs. Oonoghue '37, Hilbert '36 on the previous Sunday, Father Loner- Leslie Carter, "Lombard! Limited" Pittsburgh's 29 to 6 trouncing of ball bounced on the twelve yard line Army last Saturday has belied the as- Chosen to Participate in and touched him as he strove to check gan charged that the American people with Leo Carillo anil "Art and Mrs. Bot- (Continued on page 3) l'e" with Jane Cowl, are among his sertion that the Panther sophomore "Bronx College Week" (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 6) Broadway offerings. Two members of the Council of De- bate, Lawrence Donoghue '37 and VARIED IS LOT OF '35 MEN, Thomas Hilbert '36, will represent MORE EARTHQUAKES DOUBTFUL, Fordham In a debate with delegates from live other Bronx colleges at the OUT IN "CRUEL, CRUEL WORLD" DECLARES FATHER LYNCH, S. J. Bronx County Court House Building on November 27. The contest Is to be By DONALD GORMLEY students of their own. The noble name of "Professor" dally greets Walter Con- (The HAM has asked Father J. that It started travelled out in ever part of a week-long period set aside on This should be for us a rather happy Joseph lynch, S.J., head o/ the Physics widening circles and finally reached the suggestion of Borough President tale, for It carries the news ot our pred- way at Fordham, Samuel MoClelland at Vcmrlment, for a discussion of the re- New York City. Some few people felt James J. Lyons to call attention to the ecessors in fields far wider than the St. Peter's Prep, Declan McMullen at m't, highly publicized earthquake these waves as they travelled under outstanding higher educational facili- Rose Hill green, and the news is glad. All Hallows, Theodore Nltka and Ger- •rare.