Brown and White Vol. 43 no. 19

              brown and white preparing for another lehigh victory bethlehem pa tuesday november 26 1935 price — five cents college benefactor noted pianist will appear here dec 10 lehigh to join in celebration of carnegie andrew carnegie eta kappa nu pledges 5 men harold samuel to give recital sponsored by cleaver foundation tickets are 25c each harold samuel english pianist will give a piano recital of works of bach at 8 p m tuesday dec 10 in packard auditorium the recital is to be sponsored by the albert newton cleaver memorial music foundation the money being willed by the late mrs cleaver in memory of her husband a member of the board of trustees tickets for students and faculty may be obtained at the office of the lehigh union in drown hall at 25 cents each general admission is 1 mr samuel is the greatest pian ist in that type of music that the world knows says t edgar shields director of music mr sam uel has made a number of victor records which are included in the carnegie music set in drown hall mr samuel a fellow of the royal college of music studied at the col lege under dannreuther and san ford he has appeared at the prin cipal london concert halls and with leading orchestras and conductors throughout the british isles he has associated himself largely with the performance of bach's pianoforte works mr samuel at one time gave six separate weeks of recitals of bach's music in london an unprecedented effort he has composed the music for a comic opera short operettas incidental music for plays and many songs as well as instrumental works will honor educational benefactor on birthday centenary had made bequests here in honor of the birthday of the late andrew carnegie lehigh uni versity will join tomorrow with carnegie libraries and trusts to pay tribute to the great benefactor of educational institutions lehigh students will remember that the college music set and the more recent set of prints for the art gallery were grants from the car negie corporation taylor hall was a gift from carnegie in honor of charles l taylor a lehigh grad uate in 1876 and a former partner of the steel magnate in his business carnegie's memory will be hon ored tomorrow in his native city of dunfermline scotland from which he emigrated with his family to the united states in 1848 other cere monies will be held in new york pittsburgh and washington d c while special programs and exhibits will be arranged by many carnegie libraries his interest in education is shown by the following statement which with other quotations from his writ ings is being displayed during the centenary observance by carnegie libraries throughout the english speaking world upon no foundation but that of popular education can man erect the structure of an enduring civiliz ation this is the basis of all stabil ity and underlies all progress with out it the state architect builds in vain laboratory staff hears g gibson dr goodwin's will probated nov 25 steinp ruffle bakker lewis and brown chos en by e.e honorary two seniors and three juniors were pledged to eta kappa nu honorary electrical engineering so ciety thursday evening preceding the a i e e meeting in packard auditorium the five men are as follows les lie ruffle and francis albert stemp seniors and theodore richard brown wilbert bakker and clay edward lewis 111 juniors they were elected to the society last monday evening after a smoker at the home of the eta kappa nu fac ulty adviser w h formhals in structor in electrical engineering the pledging took only about fifteen minutes stated formhals because of the a i e e meeting and lecture which was to be held in the auditorium immediately after ward a tentative date for the initiation of the pledges has been set for wednesday dec 18 next elections will be held some time in the spring all electrical engineers in the up per quarter of the electrical engin eering classes are eligible for elec tion into the society senior engineers begin 3-day trip lower center unofficial lehigh co-eds — the fem-sems — listen to the brown and white serenade right lower insert for we all came to college — 1,400 strong — brown and white fotofeature n y paper ctes lehigh editorial top wide awake frosh keep warm in pajamas in annual pre lafayette parade bottom huge bonfire proclaims another le high triumph globe-times reports unusual activity on part of students top center parade is a moral victory as band plays on williams harmeson oke son reiter caraway and scobey speak parade follows smoker a crowd of 1,400 composed of alumni and undergraduates includ ing 350 pajama - clad freshmen gathered in the gym friday evening for the annual lehigh-lafayette smoker and parade andrew e buchanan secretary of the alumni association was toastmaster the speakers were glen w har meson head coach eb caraway end coach captain howell a sco bey bosey reiter head of the de partment of physical education president c c williams and wal ter r okeson 96 former coach and now head of the football rules committee harmeson lauds spirit harmeson said that he had never seen such spirit and enthusiasm as that of the student body before the lafayette game and that the team would be out on the field saturday afternoon with that same drive and spirit as was being shown at the smoker caraway was afraid to pre dict the outcome of the game but he pleaded that the same enthusiasm be shown during the game captain scobey promised that the boys will be out there fighting tomorrow his words were echoed by the other seniors present james mayshark donald tubby mc caa and joe brown earl bennett the only senior absent preferred to go to stroudsburg with the rest of the squad williams expresses confidence president williams the first pres ident to speak at a lehigh-lafayette smoker for several years gave four reasons why he was sure that le high would win these reasons were that lehigh has a good coach who knows football a great captain a great team and a remarkable over whelming spirit in the student body he praised the team for its great sportsmanship and fighting spirit in the rutgers game bosey used as the theme for his speech the poem play up play the game he said saturday's game would not end in defeat but that win or lose the student body should act like true lehigh men okeson stated that there should be no doubting the outcome of the game and urged that the spirit shown during the smoker be con tinued during the game 1,400 pack gym to prime team for lafayette vol xliii — no 19 carothers writes on wage problem social workers hear dr diamond junior prom committee will try to get hal kemp research fellow speaks on beam connection glenn j gibson research fellow in civil engineering for the amer ican welding society spoke on beam connections by top plates and seat angles last friday evening in fritz laboratory before the labora tory staff the general purpose of the re search work is to cut down the size of the beam which is possible if a definite rigidity is known by com bining the rigidity factor and load requirements a smaller beam can be used gibson's work is divided as fol lows 1 pilot tests or means of testing plates and angles in a sim plified manner 2 system of canti lever tests 3 full beam connec tions to stub columns after doing these tests he plans to correlate them and derive his conclusions one particular problem facing gibson is the manufacture of a weld such that the desired factor of safe ty is received and that the plate should fail in tests without having reached the yield points of welds yet for partial rigidity plates must be stressed beyond the yield point in order to give that flexibility for a definite rigidity e l durkee assistant engineer along with other mcclintic-mar shall corporation engineers wefe present and gave comments upon the lecture dodson host to alumni at luncheon before game a c dodson 00 was host to 150 alumni at a luncheon saturday noon in the hotel bethlehem this affair is held annually before the lafayette game president c c williams dean c max mcconn walter r oke son secretary-treasurer of the board of trustees harry m ullmann head of the department of chemistry bosey reiter head of the depart ment of physical education were present president w m lewis of lafayette was the guest of mr dodson miller speaks at columbia prof benjamin l miller head of the department of geology spoke to the students of geology at colum bia university on cement of the lehigh valley on thursday in new york professor miller dis cussed the geology and industrial development of cement deposits in the valley hal kemp and his orchestra will be the first choice of the junior prom committee according to n j leonard president of the junior class there have as yet been no negotiations made for either orches tra or site the dance will be held april 18 or 25 depending upon when satis factory orchestra arrangements can be made the committee is l j upton ch e 37 chairman d g vantilberg ch e 37 and m b lore chem 37 refutes assault late professor's library is bequeathed to bowdoin the probation of the will yester day of the late dr charles j good win professor of greek at lehigh revealed several public bequests in cluding the bequeathing of dr goodwin's library to bowdoin col lege after specifying bequests to rela tives the will provides that after the death of his survivors 25,000 is to go to the domestic and foreign missionary society of the protest ant episcopal church of the united states after the death of dr goodwin's mother the money set aside for her during her life time is to be divid ed as follows 5,000 to bowdoin college 5,000 to johns hopkins university 1,000 to the public li brary of farmington me the residue after the charitable and private bequests is to go to the american philological association the value of the estate is estimated at about 125,000 okeson reiter harmeson address alumni dinner howard r reiter head of the department of physical education walter r okeson secretary and treasurer of the board of trustees and glen harmeson head coach spoke at the annual beat lafay ette dinner of the philadelphia alumni thursday night at book binder's in philadelphia austie tate former coach trav elled from bloomsburg where he is a member of the faculty to attend the dinner harmeson's assistants marty westerman eb caraway and paul calvert also addressed the diners psychological exam to be given monday herald tribune criticizes waste in n y a in an attack on the national youth association the new york herald tribune cited a brown and white editorial in its sunday issue as evidence of mismanagement of funds the student paper was quoted in part as follows it is humanly impossible for a man in the position of mr morgan the head of the placement bureau to judge the relative necessity of all the applicants accurately also in his desire to get the proceeds of the september funds onto the campus and into the hands of the students mr morgan was of necessity hasty in handing out jobs this fall the re sult is that some comparatively well to-do students are literally robbing less fortunate fellow-students the tribune taking the condi tions described as typical says it is of course very wicked of these boys not in need to take their cut but isn't that just what thousands of adults are doing the country over under mr hopkins easy-come easy-go direction of relief o reed 33 tells students of law and journalism journalism and law have a great deal in common martin m reed 33 former editor of the brown and white told a group of journalism students friday afternoon at a meeting in christmas-saucon hall reed who is now a senior at the university of pennsylvania law school asserted that his experience on the brown and white had proved beneficial to him in his study of law hersch denies being hit by lehigh marchers contrary to reports william hersch jr 19-year-old liberty high school football player was not attacked by lehigh loyals friday evening atter the lafayette pep parade the men who assaulted me were not lehigh students said hersch yesterday to a brown and white re porter i knew the fellows it was entirely a personal engagement . . . yes i'm feeling fine today hersch who lives at 52 w ett wine street was taken to the st luke's hospital by police who found him after a fracas at broad and new streets the psychological examina tion for men who have entered lehigh with advanced standing will be given at 7:15 p m mon day dec 2 in room 466 pack ard laboratory no fee will be charged freshmen who were absent from the examination during freshman week are also required to take the examination monday evening there will be a fee of 5 for these men claims subject is complex in magazine article dr neil carothers article what fixes the size of your pay check appeared in the december issue of the american magazine dr carothers states that wages are the most complex problem in the world he goes on to explain how they are influenced by society in conclusion the writer states that universal unionzation of labor would greatly improve conditions in the long run and that the prospect of a rising wage level can be achiev ed through increased invention in creased saving and increased pro duction scabbard and blade initiates 15 students scabbard and blade honorary military society initiated is men last night the initiation was post poned from nov 17 due to unsuit able weather conditions the pledges initiated were i l brandt bus 37 p d pearson e m 36 g a voehl bus 36 l r pennauchi met e 37 f g sim mons m e 37 w m lincoln bus 37 a a swenson bus 37 c w kuhl ch e 37 v j paz zetti 111 bus 37 r l cooney ch e 37 h p scheuerman i e 37 a s mckaig ch e 37 a b schwartzkopf m e 37 w c riedell ch e.'37 s elder bus.'37 v r wilson m e 36 was pledged but was not initiated last night because he was away on an inspection trip economist calls for bal anced budget the three problems that are rec ognized by every one today are re lief reform and recovery said dr herbert m diamond professor of economics in a lecture before 50 members of the lehigh valley chap ter of the american association of social workers on thursday night in the sun inn the topic of dr diamond's address was some economic fundamentals he said that the only way to keep the established social agencies from handling a job that they shouldn't be asked to handle that is the relief of the unemployed and to get the whole thing on a new and sound basis is to develop a system of unemployment insurance he believes this to be the solution of the relief problem in spite of the political and fiscal problems in volved dr diamond deplores the type of reform that retards relief and be lieves in a balance between reform and recovery he feels that the gov ernment like an individual must balance its budget and the way it can do it is either through heavy taxation or inflation both of which alarm business and frighten inves tors the real problem of being bet ter off nationally he said is to pro duce goods that make higher stan dards of living possible dr diamond said that policies of restriction by business government or labor unions are unwise in their effects in the long run what we need he said are more and bet ter houses bathtubs and spinach itinerary includes inspec tion of 10 n y plants forty-six senior mechanical and industrial engineers conducted by b h jennings associate professor of mechanical engineering and j r connelly assistant professor of mechanical engineering convened yesterday morning at the johns - manville corporation plant at man ville n j where they began their annual three-day field trip after inspecting the johns man ville plant and dining in the com pany cafeteria the group departed for the standard oil company plant at bayway n j from there the party was conducted over the pul aski skyway to the hotel new yorker which is the official head quarters of the trip an inspection tour of the new yorker's equip ment was optional the group assembled at 7:30 this morning and proceeded to the mer genthaler linotype company brook lyn while in brooklyn the boys also took in the brooklyn edison company and the navy yard tomorrow the last day of the trip they will leave for paterson n j where the wright aeronau tical corporation will be the host charles gosztonyi 10 of bethle hem has arranged for the students to have luncheon aboard the ham burg-american north german lloyd line europa which is docked at pier 86 in new york city the early part of the afternoon will be spent in inspecting the ship after touring the europa those interested in air conditioning will leave for the metropolitan life in surance company building where they will study the air conditioning equipment the remainder of the party will inspect the construction work of the new midtown hudson tunnel which is now under con struction all the lehigh news first member intercollegiate newspaper association publication suspended with this issue the brown and white suspends publication until friday dec 6