Brown and White Vol. 72 no. 10

              kennedy in bethlehem — more than 20,000 cheering persons heralded the arrival of sen john f kennedy et the a-b-e airport early this morning — b&w photo by rothenberg nixon in allentown — vice president richard m nixon republican presidential candi date addresses capacity crowd of 5,000 persons at muhlenberg college saturday night — b&w photo by rothenberg top national candidates campaign in bethlehem see presidential page 8 ? vice president to muhlenberg col lege's memorial hall saturday evening speaking to a capacity crowd of 5,000 the republican standard bearer attacked his opponent's kennedy cuban stand nixon cited this incident alone shows an immaturity a rashness a lack of understanding and an irrespon sibility ... in this critical period the audience responded loudly to the vice president's cuban de vice-presidential candidate came to bethlehem 2 a.m wednesday when he arrived at the allentown bethlehem-easton airport a crowd of 150 supporters greeted him addressing a throng of 1700 bethlehem steel co office em ployees and several hundred steel workers at 1 p.m wednesday lodge proclaimed i'm glad to see you democrats are here too lodge praised his running mate richard m nixon he declared that nixon could give us that leader ship ... so appealing that the menace of the communist revolu tion would wither and die away he went on to state we must stand up to the reds and show them we have more to offer in a free society he also talked about united nations forces in the con go enthusiastic nixon cheerers a chorus and a band welcomed the ? threat of atomic war very real one - millon democratic presidential candi date senator john f kenndey in itiated his three-day eastern penn sylvania campaign in bethlehem today arriving here last evening ken nedy first appeared at a lehigh northa nipt on democratic 25-a - plate breakfast at 8 a.m in the hotel bethlehem then motorcaded to johnston hall moravian college at 9 a.m the senator gave a talk indoors to the moravian student body he then proceeded to allentown with motor escort where he spoke in center square at 10 a.m after campaigning here the sen ator continued northward in the state he will finish his eastern pennsylvania tour in the philadel phia area when he delivers his final address at convention hall philadelphia monday henry cabot lodge republican ? specific goals of the program are construction of a metallurgical and chemical engineernig labora tory a center for the college of arts and science a residence for graduate students increased en dowment for faculty salaries and for distinguished service profes sorships in addition to fellowships and scholarships new athletio fields and an over-all plan of re design for the present campus development 3.5 million in curtis reports the centennial development program has received nearly 3.5 million towards its 22 million goal edward a curtis chairman of the planning and development committee announced last week the program began in 1959 and is scheduled to end in 1966 in con junction with the celebration of the university's 100 th anniversary gifts of alumni parents friends and industry through oct 1 reached 3,470,633 in making the announcement curtis said it is heartwarming to know that we have made so encouraging a beginning in lehigh's commitment to the maintainance of superior standards of teaching and research funds received to date have been given for the following purposes unrestricted endowment 288,568 endowment for fellowships and schol arships 248,208 living accommodations 237,947 endowment of two distinguished professorships 200,000 and other purposes 268,981 the centennial program will in crease endowment from 14 million in 1959 to 25 million total assets of the university will be increased from 1959's mark of approximately 40 million to more than 60 mil lion expansion of the campus to more than four times its former size will be a general result of the program five hundred acres of land in saucon valley and on south mountain were acquired more than a year ago for this pur pose moravian prof will address sunday chapel the rev howard h cox asso ciate professor of biblical theology and old testament at moravian theological seminary will be guest speaker at 11 a.m chapel services in packer memorial church sunday professor cox's sermon topic will be let there be light the speaker completed his un dergraduate work at pennsylvania state university in 1948 and spent the following year att har vard graduate school he received the degree of bachelor of divinity from union theological seminary in 1952 for three years thereaf ter he served as pastor of the fort hamilton presbyterian church see religions page 7 ? fall hp 60 : madness tradition fun by ralph mattioli wnnepnarfv r i\/to/4»-ie>£.e n fun probably both but it's all tra dition and intended for fun carline ebeling an escort at bethlehem steel reigned as this year's houseparty queen miss ebeling was escorted by ross cul ligan theta delta chi houseparty dates back to 1910 when a spring junior weekend was initiated this yearly festivity ran up to 1922 when a fall counter part was initiated and it was called houseparty apparently this was a sane and safe romp the health center re ported no cases that were other than routine minor or not even worth mentioning nothing exciting along the hp casualty line st luke's hospital also reported negative hp casualties the only incident the brown and white heard tell of was the one dealing with someone falling over an embankment near the theta delt house early sunday morning the story has it that someone fell cracking his head at the bot tom he was dragged by the arms and shoulders to the health cen ter the source sets the spirited procession walking down south mountain under a full moon wind see h p page 5 crowning of the queen — miss carline ebeling is crowned queen of fall houseparty by senior class president jack davidson she was the date of ross j culligan theta delta chi we may not be here five or ten years from now sometime during the next decade you may go through something like this on the radio you will hear — within the next 12 minutes h-bombs will begin dropping on the united states you will go to your cellar . . . and hide there as if there was some security to be found there then in the distance you will hear brrummm brummble brrummmm bruumm . . . ! and then it's all over the a-war came and you and everyone else died this may well be the future for the world said dr theodore millon assistant professor of psychology tuesday night at the residence hall lecture in mcclintic-marshall house dr millon described what he thought the world would be like in the next 10 or 15 years and he pointed out that the threat of atomic war is a very real one the most likely place of origin for this war said prof millon would be red china for an a-war would benefit the chinese and de stroy their enemies at the same time right now china is in a better position to consider waging atomic war than any other nation on earth the psychologist said and logically it makes good sense for china to start a war for they will come out ahead by jeff stives brown and white un 6-0331 vol 72 — no 10 bethlehem pa friday october 28 1960 see russians page 8