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              the students will see produc tion methods and material handling and will hear person nel methods discussed ican can co and geenral foods also at hoboken wright aero nautical at woodridge n j general electric bloomfield n j and the ford assembly plant at metuchen n j two departments of the lehigh university college of en gineering planned annual field trips for their students this week these trips are designed to give them an insight into how what they are learning can be applied in various fields in cluding the industrial world a group of 242 industrial en gineering and mechanical engi neering students all seniors left monday for a three-day in spection trip of industrial plants in the metropolitan new york area and near-by new jersey the group was divided into seven sections each headed by a faculty member in order to facilitate plant visits faculty members accompanying the boys are prof thomas e jack son prof arthur c bates prof ronald j sweeney george c shay james m beauchamp e melvin ramberg and robert c whitehead among the plants to be vis ited are general motors corp m trenton the power plant at the hotel new yorker which will be the group's headquar ters during the stay johnson and johnson suture and per sonal products plant in new brunswick n j westinghouse corp lamp division trenton and bloomfield n j colgate palmolive - peet co in jersey city n j and bristol myers hillside n j maxwell house coffee plant at hoboken amer rotc defers advanced mil transferees deferments will be sup plied by the mil department to students who have completed the basic rotc course at other schools and who wish to take the advanced course at lehigh this policy will affect gradu ates of military prep schools who have competed basic rotc course before entering college they can be deferred from the draft until their junior year when they will be eligible to take the advanced course application for deferment un der the above program can be made at the mil department office trueblood professor of philoso phy in earlham college indi ana will speak on sunday de cember 12 from god there is no flight but only to him against a father's sternness no revolt availeth a child's only refuge is in his arms the third visiting chapel speaker will be in packer me morial church sunday dec 5 dr daniel poling chaplain of the chapel of the four chap lains in philadelphia dr elton thou is repeatedly answered where art thou is the opening summons which may be closed with a verse from the alkoran ere ar if the b wedel strikes comparison in adam and eve analogy where art thou is theme and the lord god called a godless man is that he fears unto adam and said unto him to be in a single room alone where art thou man may work hard lead a the very reverend theodore moral life be known for his o wedel of the college of piety even asceticism but an preachers national cathedral alcoholic in a gutter who some washington in his sermon in how comes into the presence of packer memorial church sun god may be closer to the king day morning characterized the dom of heaven than the good adam and eve story as a myth man but a myth possessing one of but the third chapter the most profound insights into of genesis is not the final mes uman nature adam and eve represent all of us ... do we meet the lord walking in the cool of the day no we hide we always hide the scsond of this semes ter's visiting chapel speakers outlined the places where we can hide in sex in drink in entertainment in business — even in going to church the most subtle hiding place from god is within religion itself dr wedel declared condemn ing himself as one who does not open his innermost heart to god to escape the question where art thou and the implications of pascal's the surest sign of tau beta pi hears dunlap nineteen men were formal ly initiated into the lehigh chapter of tau beta pi nation al honorary engineering society on thursday afternoon nov 18 following the initiation in the tau beta pi room in packard laboratory a banquet for old and new members and faculty advisers was held at ross com mon manor in wind gap guests at the banquet were mr lewis grossart of allen town initiated into tau beta pi in 1886 and mr auric n dun lap of the international rela tions department who gave an interesting and stimulating talk on stahlin heir of the czars the new initiates are john f ahem valentino j assetto edward b boyle john w se graves warren v musser rob ert w lenz paul a virbal eugene kleinwaks meade m hower theodore g schwartz jacob j frantz joseph evon robert c hicks and grant c kresge all of june 49 clifford c freund and jack a ranso hoff feb 50 james s fulley love edwin a wallace and alex f smith june 50 57 praised dinks out - - - cyanide news of the successful com pletion of the freshman pro ject first announced at fisher field during the lafayette game saturday was joyfully received by members of the class of 52 text of the cyanide announcement fol lows therefore permission is hereby granted in accord with the first freshman regu lation to lay aside the fresh cyanide of lehigh univer sity announces to the class of 1952 that in consideration of the heavy rain friday af teroon and in recognition of the excellent spirit demon strated at the lafayette pep rally the purpose of the class project has been fulfilled lousiest call ' says philly sports writer mcgowen wrote ".. . but nearly half of the first sell-out crowd here departed feeling that the 23-13 lafayette tri umph was rank injustice we at lehigh went away with a bitter taste in our mouths concerning the game we felt that we had received the posterior end of the deal it seems that the unbiased opinions of many of the leading sports writers of new york and philadelphia shared our view by bill cornelius that was the lousiest call i've ever seen said frank o'gara philadelphia inquirer staff writer after the second interference penalty was called against lehigh in saturday's classic o'gara who was sitting next to your writer in the press box at fisher field on saturday was one of the many scribes who voiced loud disapproval of the manner in which head lines man louis n tripican played havoc with lehighs chances of victory the new york herald tri bune came out with the strong est blast against the incidents doug kennedy tribune sports writer wrote with their thir teen point bulge lehigh looked like a sure upset winner until the officials stepped in during the third quarter and handed lafayette a couple of touch downs on plays that caused a slight uproar even among the lafayette partisans kennedy also took a swipe at the easton police for what he termed uncalled-for brutality when the police swarmed on an unidentified lehigh man after the game and clubbed him to the ground with billy sticks on the two interference plays kennedy wrote a fourth down pass by downing from twelve yards out was grounded on the one and a lehigh de fender was detected (?) playing handies with an opponent on the second interference play the tribune scribe wrote ". . . again interference was called even though no one came with in five feet of the ball both of the interference plays of course gave lafayette touch downs a few seconds later see sports pages the new york times covered the game via roscoe mcgowen one of their best football ex perts the lehigh university brown and white the next issue of the brown and white come out friday december 3 engineers seeking visit new york area bethlehem pa don cossack chorus to sing here dec 17 tickets now on sale tuesday november 23 1948 vol xviii no 16 i.e clvllla the don cossacks raised the roof in carnegia hall accord ing to the new york times re viewer the singers display a rich fund of deep religious fer vor irresistible humor vitality and exuberance the choristers opened this season with their 6,183 rd con cert and will close with their 6,311 th since their beginning in 1920 in the last several years they have become naturalized u s citizens and are as familiar to audiences the country over as to their fans in carnegie hail of the 29 men in the song and dance company only four are still bachelor questioned on this point by charles mora vec head o the public rela tions department at lehigh the quartet stated we like art better the original don cossack chorus and dancers led by serge jaroff will make their third appearance at lehigh at 8 o'clock friday evening dec 17 in grace hall students will be admitted up on presentation of their ath letic books tickets for stu dent's wives and dates faculty members and their wives and employees are now on sale at the registrar's office in the alumni memorial building since last month and through march the choristers will have traveled through 122 cities from new jersey to california and back to connecticut at the end of the present tour the cossacks will have traveled nearly two million miles following their recent ap pearance in carnegie hall the don cossacks were acclaimed by the music critic of the new york world telegram who said wednesday's itinerary will in clude the brooklyn-queens ex pressway railroad construction at roslyn laguardia air field and st george ferry terminal staten island on monday the group will be the guests of the new jersey state highway department and of the city of paterson where they will visit extensive hous ing units tuesday they will visit ward's island sewage dis posal plant hillside avenue sub way extension on long island and the van wyck express high way between jamaica and the international airport which will also be included on the tour the group will be under the direction of prof merton o fuller prof roger e kolni and robert e crispen all members of the civil engineering faculty the senior civil engineering inspection trip will also be held monday tuesday and wednes day in new york city with the mcalpin hotel as headquarters fifty-five students will make the trip man dinks alford m beardslee president