MRS. ROOSEVELT: GUILFORD CAGERS PRO AND CON HERE TONIGHT 2) (Pag* mxt i-smuan (Page 3) SiautThe News and Editorial Voice of Davidson College VOL. XLV DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C. FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 30, 19S6 No. 10 'Action For Hungary' Rally Set For Wednesday;TwoPatriotsToSpeak IN HUMANITIES FIELDS FALL BLOOD DRIVE Students Vote Refugee Reigner $1500 MONDAYNEEDS FULL Donates STUDENT SUPPORT Family For Gift Project The annual fall Red Cross Blood To Library Book Fund Drive, sponsored by the IKC. will An 'Action for Hungary" Rally is set for Chambers Audi- be Monday and Tuesday. Decem- torium next Wednesday morning. Dr. Zoltan Szentivanyi, a Dr. Charles 6. Reigner, President of the H. M.Rowe Com- ber 3. and 4, in the lower gym. lornier official of the Hungarian National Bank; and a 26- pany of Baltimore. Mel., has given the Library $1500 this year. room, near the wrestling from It year-old architect, who recently arrived in New York from Yearlv sinn» IQfUl hi. hjw nrn. I....: I i? : »i ■ t»..j ■ *■■"" »j ji«»vv i.'i"' in nan pi c- until 5. logical seminary, Mampden .Sydney Budapest, will be the featured speakers sented the library with $500 to buy College. Waynesburg College, and Four incentives for donating large numbers of books in the the Lutheran Hospital of Mary- blnod are offered. There is a free The rally, operating on a completely voluntary basis, general field of Humanities with land, Inc.. in Baltimore are KOTC drill cut for all cadets who will begin immediately at 10:10. All Wednesday morning no strings attached, and this year recipients of his bounty. participate in the drive. He can classes have been shortened by five minutes to allot a full he has added an extra $1000. any time during the Dr. Reigner is an alumnus of donate- two hour to the rally As Dr. Reigner has a special in- Princeton University's college of ■1:i\ and still be eligible for the (lift terest in candidates for the Presby- liberal arts. He studied also at the cut. A free IT cut is also offered. Sponsored by the Fund Committee, the assembly terian ministry, a large portion of Wharton School of Commerce and He may give blood during his is in connection with the project to bring a refugee Hungarian funds have been used for pur- Finance of the University of .regular IT period ami have the! family to the Davidson community which drew overwhelm- chases with that :rest nf the period free. If they are in mind. The books Pennsylvania, at New York Uni- ing approval in a student vote Tuesday morning. comprise "The Charles G. Reigner versity, and at the University of not collecting blood during your Collection." The Reigner Seminar Pittsburg. class, you can give that afternoon Dr. Roland Elliott of the Church in the Davidson ('ullegc Library is and take your cut during your next World Service in New York is in also named for him. ,regularly scheduled FT class constant contact with Vienna, and, Prof.Kerr to Speak has been instructed to secure a He is a successful businessman. The fraternity having the great- family pro-. an outstanding writer in the field SigmaDeltaPsiTakes iest percentage of brothers and croup suitable for this To Sig Up Thursday ject from the thousands of refu- of business education (having pub- pledges participating will receive line ni Davidson colleges most : congregated lished more than 40 textbooks in R.Mallory,B. |a plaque in recognition of their gees there. While distinguished alumni, Professor Warlick definite information is expected this field), a poet of much "human school, Iachievement. The winning frater- William C, Doub Kerr. will return Since the beginning of I momentarily, it is probable that appeal," and a leading churchman, nity will also be given a reduction tn the College Thursday as an two men. Roswell Mallory and Bill the family will here being past president of the Presby- in the price of their Mid-winters Crossing to arrive befell honoreil goM Warlick, have qualified for mem- j a Free Land Christmas terian Union of Maryland, presi- bership in Sigma Delta Dance tickets. It will be billed Prof. Kerr will speak to members I'si. na- Fleeing Soviet oppression in their native Hungary, the** refugee families to a dent of the Westminster Founda- tional honorary for only 75 percent of their mem- took There are reports that interest ol Smma Ipsilon Thursday eve- athletics fraterni- bership ning, following tion at the U. S. Naval Academy, ty. instead of the regular 85 small makeshift bridge to cross the borderline canal into Austria. On* of these families in the project is growing: rapidly i talk at 8:15 in percent. throughout the Davidson. the College Inion. The address a member of the Board of Direc- The new ' will arrivesoon in Davidson, thanks to the College Gift Fund which is getting under way. town ol additions increase the may will be on (ather. tors of the Westminster Founda-; membership Last fall only about 150 gave and indications are that it Willa and the total on the Davidson a public is On Friday tion of the Synod of Baltimore, campus blood, while there were slightly well become community-wide el invited. morn- to four, the other members ing Kerr and secretary of the Maryland being more at the spring drive. , fort. A committee of representa- will lecture to English Bill Lazenby and Bill Gram- classes James S. Bible Society. Students are suggested to donate ! tives of local eivic and service or of Dr. Purcell. ley. Prof. Kerr As president of the H. M. Rowe on Monday if possible, to avoid Chinese Christian Leader ganizations as well as church lead is from Clcndale Col- Twelve men, however, California, Publishing Company of Baltimore, lack on- Tuesday ers and members of the College lege in where he has ly a few events to be eligible the rush. Dr. Reigner exerts a wide infulence for faculty, administration anil studrnl served as a teacher nf the romance membership. They are: Reitzel languages I!)2!) the field of business education. body is at present beinj; ofgejrinA since in Snider. Pete Max Bryan. Emphasizes Ashcraft. Spirit of Prof. Kerr has taught at Colum- Man family selected will be DISTINGUISHED The SERVICE ;Dave Warden, Frank Cenegy. Ken bia limersily. the I'niversity of AWARD Stanley LAURENS WALKER situation. Ilast to it." brought to Davidson to live. The |I Currie, Dave Wood. J. V. Willi Dr.E. Jones admit Pan- and the I'niversity of Cali- College has agreed to provide a The list of Dr. Rcigner's honors ford, Angus McBryde. M. C. Jame.s. "I see no hope that there willI, Dr. Kon did add, however, that Turning to religion, Dr. Koo was fornia, anil ha* delivered lectures Elder, - job for the breadwinner of the in Who's Who in America woulddo Al and Mel Armstrong. To Speak in Chapel be a revolt in Ked China similar :"the United States does gain some ,asked what the strength of the in many cttii of the I'nitedStates. credit college president. They ' family. The funds raised in the to a j The aspirants for membership Dr. E. Stanley Jones, a Metho to the recent revolt in Hungary,"|psychological value from continued Christian< Church is today in China. In recent years he has estab- range the Distinguished Ser- l)r -upport next two weeks willn<> for the cost from must make qualifying scores in dist missionary in India 1907, -anl T Z Koo. a native of of Nationalist China." Dr.| Koo began his answer by say- lished two literary awards at Da- since of passage lo Davidson ami vice Award by the National Asso- ithirteen events. The events include will speak in chapel next Tuesday China anil for more than forty Asked to comment on the future ingi that, from a numerical stand- vidson, the Willa Cather and the ciation toward providing, in cooperation and Council of Business a baseball throw, football punt, morning. Dr. Jones is currently visits a leailer of student Christian of India. Dr. Koo thoughtfully ipoint, the Church is still small, Wnnilrow Wilson, both for crea- to by with the aatttft, a Imme in the Schools LL.D's and Litt.D's mile run, 20 foot rope climb, 100 on a speaking tour in the United movements throughout the world. pointed out that the entire Orient but,t from the viewpoint of influ- tive writin«. American colleges and universi- through community. yard dash, front handspring land- States. Continuing Dr. Koo stated that is in the process of going eence, "the church is large out of The Cather award is given an- ties. , revolution, political Details of plans for the Wednes- nually jing on feet, handstand for ten A graduate of the City College the U. S. had lost face in the Far two types of pproportion because of its pioneer- for the best original crea- of his philanthropies , seconds, economic. China," day rally are still incomplete.,tive literature by The list is fence vault at chin height, of Baltimore, he has received sev- Kast hy not pfNE to the aid of and "Nationalist ingi in the field of higher educa- a Davidson stu- equally I said, political (Continued On Page Four) almost impressive. Not on- |100 yard swim. 120 yard low hurd- eral honorary degrees from col- the Hungarian "You have Dr. Koo "won the tion."t j<dent. ly Davidson, les, rebels. but, but also Union Theo- high jump, broad jump, and leges and universities, especially not followed up your assurances revolution in China because of logical Seminary, Princeton Theo put.