Brown and White Vol. 43 no. 20

              38 members to broadcast at noon tomorrow thirty-eight members of the glee club will present a fifteen-minute broadcast beginning at noon tomor row over the columbia system the key station is wcau 1170 kilocy cles in philadelphia the program includes hail the college john peel andrews brown october ale by the newly organized double quartet land sighting grieg and the alma mater t edgar shields director of mu sic will lead the singers carstens y haas ch e 38 is accompan ist and h e towne arts 36 is president boston u athletic head evaluates grid game the coaches and members of the football team were guests of the rotary club at the annual lehigh football luncheon held wednesday at the hotel bethlehem the dinner was opened with an in vocation pronounced by dr claude g beardslee head of the depart ment of religious philosophy the members of the team were then in troduced by howell w scobey captain of the team w r okeson secretary and treasurer of the board of trustees congratulated the mem bers of the team and introduced mr harmon the director of athletics at boston university who spoke of the value of football in the educational system h r bosey reiter head of the department of physical education emphasized the effect of the coach's personality on the players samuel to give bach recital nine motion pictures varying in topic from the boulder dam to a transcontinental airplane flight will be shown monday afternoon in packard auditorium and class rooms in connection with the meeting of the engineers club of the lehigh valley in the auditorium 3-5 p m pennsylvania power and light company showing all phases of the company's activities 5-5:45 p m new jersey zinc com pany manufacture of zinc and zinc alloy die castings 6-6:40 p m bethlehem steel company manufacture of structural steel shapes in classrooms 3-3:30 p m united air lines fying across america in 16 hours 3:30-3:50 p m portland cement asso ciation manufacture of portland ce ment 3:50-4:05 p m bates valve bag cor poration manufacture of multiwall pa per bag and the packing of cement in this bag on the valve bag packer 4:05-5:40 p m ingersoll-rond com pany construction of boulder dam 5:40-6:10 p m lehigh structural steel company fabrication and erection of structural steel for jersey city medical center 6:10-6:50 p m anthracite inistiute origin mining preparation and servic ing of anthracite student held in auto killing eagle scouts form society engineers of lehigh valley will celebrate 15th anniversary of club prof miller will speak a joint meeting of the engineers club of the lehigh valley with the american institute of mining and metallurgical engineers and the american institute of electrical engineers to be held monday after noon and evening in packard lab oratory will mark the 15th anniver sary of the founding of the en gineers club commencing at 2 p m and con tinuing throughout the evening an exhibit of industrial processes and products will be on display there will be over 50 exhibitors repre senting the industrial companies of the lehigh valley from 3 to 7 p m motion pictures will be shown in the auditorium and in room 466 at 8 p m prof benjamin l miller head of the department of geology will speak on the indus tries of the lehigh valley at a meeting in the auditorium dr mil ler will briefly list and locate the natural resources of the lehigh val ley and show the economic causes for its develpment as one of the most important industrial centers in america he will trace the histories of the most important industries from his own extensive knowledge of them gained in 28 years of active contact faculty ruling adds 10 minutes to schedule beginning jan 6 curricula are changed beginning monday jan 6 after noon classes will begin at ten min utes past the hour instead of on the hour as at present the change is the result of faculty action taken monday afternoon off-campus fraternities were thus successful in having their petition presented four weeks ago approved they were joined in the request for an additional ten minutes at the noon hour by town students who desired a more leisurely lunch per iod the time change applies to all af ternoon classes including military drills curricula changes approved bus 51 social institutions and govt 60 international politics will become required courses for senior metallurgists a new course e e 25 electronic devices covering vac uum tubes photo-electric cells and cathode rays is to be given in the second semester junior year in place of e e 8 dynamo lab four new courses in industrial engineering and industrial adminis tration will be offered for junior and senior i e.'s continued on page four 15 c e.'s complete inspection tour chems will hold christmas party new men inducted wed nesday and thursday banquet at sun inn pres williams speaker six seniors and two juniors were initiated into tau beta pi honor ary engineering society at an infor mal ceremony wednesday evening in packard laboratory and at a for mal initiation thursday evening at the same place the initiates were edgar b mancke ch e 36 ed ward h jackson jr i e 36 rob ert a kemmer ch e 36 francis a stemp e.e 36 nelson j leon ard ch.e 37 joseph walton met e 37 philip d pearson e m 36 and howell a scobey m.e.'36 at the banquet at the sun inn following the formal initiation da vid w hoppock acting as toast master introduced president clem ent c williams who addressed the society on the seeds sown at le high president williams gave a short history of engineering and tau beta pi mentioning that the society was founded at lehigh the last third of the last century was a period of curriculum building in en gineering and it was in this period that tau beta pi was organized he said the president went on to explain the purpose of tau beta pi stating that its ideals were high standards in scholarship character and com panionability he further empha sized the fact that the fraternity is purely undergraduate in that its of ficers are undergraduates as com pared to several other honorary so cieties in which the offices are held by graduates and members of the faculty mustard and cheese to give newspaper play in drown hall drama of dead reporter the racket a 3-act newspaper racketeer play by bartlett cormack will be presented by the mustard and cheese club this evening and saturday announces w s hut chinson president of the club cur tain is at 8:30 the racket which tells the story of a chicago murder some time in the 30s was thought by many cities to be the inside story of the assassination of jake lingle the chicago reporter with extensive un derworld connections wnich took place in 1930 john s williamson jr bus 37 who plays the leading role of police ¦ captain mcquigg played leading parts in both journey's end as the colonel and in yellow jack the part of miller of the herald examiner will be filled by c f mccoy arts 37 who played leads in front page journey's end who will play the part of david ames a reporter of the city press other members of the cast are as follows g beban arts 38 pratt of the tribune r w coulton bus 38 patrolman m berman chem 37 lieutenant gill m j hildenberger e e 36 assistant state's attorney welch j min skoff bus 36 turck n j leon ard chem 37 detective sergeant delaney a dechnik bus 38 pa trolman johnson m mindlin arts 38 joe e stefko arts 36 ser geant schmidt r e skedgell arts 36 clark h woronoff arts 37 sam meyer w c riedell ch e 37 alderman kublacek r j hertz arts 38 unidentified man ivan kuryla bus 38 patrolman final tryouts held resist u s control urges carothers english pianist will play at 8 p m tuesday in packard auditorium harold samuel english pianist who has several times toured both europe and the united states will give a recital of the works of jo hann sebastian bach at 8 p m tuesday in packard auritorium mr samuel is known as a leading exponent of bach although he also plays the music of other masters including the modern schools t edgar shields director of mu sic credits him with the demon stration that bach's music is human and lively rather than merely math ematically and contrapunately per fect admission will be 1.00 to the public and 25 cents to faculty mem bers students and members of the bach choir samuels may also be heard at 2:30 monday afternoon over station wjz will hold contest m a kreller m e 38 arraigned on man slaughter charge an inspection sticker on a piece of broken windshield led to the ar rest of max a kreller m.e 38 on the charge of manslaughter and de parture from the scene of an acci dent due to the death of john ut ter c c c worker at the clinton point camp clinton n j utter was found dead beside the bridge over the new jersey central railroad tracks on route 28 between clinton and lebanon there was every indication that he had been the victim of a hit and run driver trooper walter schindlin who investigated found pieces of a brok en windshield and on one of the pieces which had fallen beneath the bridge was the inspection sticker tracing the car through the stick er trooper schindlin located the garage from which it was issued and discovered that eight cars had been inspected at that garage on the date the sticker was issued as kreller was the only one of the eight owners who had not been at home on the day of the accident he was taken into custody kreller was taken to the office of prosecutor anthony m hauck at clinton where it is reported that he signed a statement admitting re sponsibility for utters death itinerary included bridge sewage plant tunnel fifteen civil engineers supervised by h g payrow assistant profes sor of sanitary engineering com pleted an extensive three-day in spection tour last wednesday the itinerary included inspections of the new york harbor mid-town tun nel tri-borough bridge and ward's island sewage treatment plant on tuesday the group was the din ner guests of charles gosztonyi c e 10 on the s s europa the boat and engine room were inspect ed during the afternoon wednesday the tour took in the u s federal building the federal reserve bank the new york stock exchange and the hudson vehic ular tunnels cast of prom trotters to begin practice final tryouts for prom trot ters the mustard and cheese mu sical comedy were held on wed nesday evening at drown hall re hearsal will start sometime next week and the musical play will be given in april a a rights facul ty director of mustard and cheese productions had charge of the try outs and the results will be known next week ralph skedgell arts 36 wrote all the musical scores for the prom trotters and also has written the script this is lehigh's first stu dent written musical comedy to be given in some years carothers discusses silver articles written by dr neil carothers director of the college of business administration are appear ing weekly in a syndicated newspa per feature called you and your nation's affairs faculty to lecture curtis williams to speak seniors plan skit william f curtis president of cedar crest college and president c c williams will address the chemical society at the annual christmas party to be held at 6:30 wednesday evening at the masonic temple senior members of the society will present a skit and a senior dressed as santa claus will distrib ute gifts to the other members of his class dean c m mcconn walter r okeson secretary and treasurer of the board of trustees and a e buchanan executive sec retary of the alumni association will be guests at the banquet since the dinner is open only to members of the chemical society the officers request that all who in tend to join the society pay dues by monday freshmen can see their faculty advisers for enrollment and others may pay dues to a a die fenderfer professor of quantitative analysis and assaying to sponsor trips it's 3 against 1 in the racket form local chapter of alpha phi omega hon orary fraternity an organization meeting of a new scouting fraternity was held last evening in the arcadia room of drown hall the local lehigh chap ter will be formed with a minimum of 25 eagle scouts and will later petition the national council of alpha phi omega national honor ary fraternity for a charter a committee for the purpose of drawing up local by-laws and for organization purposes has been formed and is composed of w s wheeler bus 36 chairman d w gordon bus 37 a p mcginnis i e 37 l h schick arts 37 r h sachs bus 37 and r p sturgis m e 38 r p sturgis m e 38 acted as temporary chairman at the meeting dr c g beardslee head of the department of moral and re ligious philosophy is the senior faculty adviser paul r calvert freshman coach dr h p thomas head of the department of educa tion and s j wilcox local scout executive will also act as advisers dean c m mcconn will take the petition before the student activi ties committee after the christmas holidays 2.0 average required charter members will be selected from the upperclassmen who have fulfilled the requirements of a 2.0 average for the preceding semester have engaged in some outside ac tivity and have attained the rank of eagle scout freshmen who are interested and who can fulfill these requirements will be pledged in the spring pi delta epsilon to select best review stories pi delta epsilon honorary jour nalistic society at a committee meeting wednesday decided to of fer two prizes to the authors of the best articles or short stories that are printed in the lehigh review dur ing the remainder of the year the competition it was announced will be open to any student other than members of pi delta epsilon or of the review board the object of the contest is to promote writing among the stu dents not formally associated with any of the lehigh publications the regulations of the contest will be announced in the coming issue of the review members of the com mittee are harry archer 37 chair man robert dreyer 37 robert kemmer 36 and luther upton,'37 given fellowship service to secondary schools available faculty lecture service to secon dary schools will again be available this year according to an announce ment by the office of admissions in charge of the scheduling of talks the talks by members of the fac ulty on general educational topics in their respective fields have been given in local high and prep schools for the past three years under the direction of prof h p thomas head of the department of educa tion the work of correspondence has now been placed in the hands of the admissions office since profes sor thomas will have charge of the summer session o request dean's removal asking removal of miss edith j stauffer as dean of moravian col lege and seminary for women a petition signed by 109 of the 150 students of moravian today was handed to dr edwin j heath pres ident of the college no action as yet has been taken on the matter electrical department to hold inspection tours because of numerous student re quests the department of electrical engineering has decided to sponsor a series of semi-monthly inspection trips to various industrial com panies in the vicinity the first trip will take place saturday in phila delphia in conjunction with the new york section of the american institute of electrical engineers they will inspect the richmond street station of the philadelphia electric company on future trips they will inspect the bethlehem and saucon plants of the bethlehem steel company electric cement mill automatic telephone exchange siegfried out door switching station of the penn sylvania power and light company and a recently built frequency changing sub-station o 300 hi-y delegates to visit campus tomorrow three hundred young men dele gates to the annual hi-y confer ence held in this city today to morrow and sunday will visit the university campus tomorrow af ternoon „, at the meeting 3 o'clock in packard laboratory auditorium president c c williams will wel come the visitors as guests of the university following this guides under the direction of william m smith jr ch e 36 president of lehigh union will show them points of interest about the cam pus and buildings economist speaks before manufacturers yesterday government control of industry must be resisted advocated dr neil carothers yesterday in an address before the national association of manufacturers at the hotel com modore new york dr carothers expressed the opin ion that at the present time pri vate ownership management and operation are far superior to the in efficiency laste and politics of gov ernment control although the guarantee of fair play prevention of abuses cessa tion of exploitation and the fairness of competition the aims of govern mental control are not always wel come they are salutary he ob served government control is an en tirely different thing government control of industry is interference with the free and natural operation of free enterprise it is government control when the government sets wages establishes hours changes the price level by debasement of currency deliberately inflates the market for credit tries to reduce the interest rate to zero slaughters pigs plows up cotton pays a cash dole for the restriction of produc tion subsidizes silver or invades private enterprise other lehigh men present were c s davis 96 president warner corporation chicago and f.a mer rick 91 president westinghouse electric and manufacturing com pany n v attended the annual dinner of the national association of manufacturers held wednesday and thursday at the hotel com modore new york city o shields to talk on samuel t e edgar shields director of music will lecture on pianist how ard samuel monday evening at 7:30 in the arcadia room drown hall several recordings of bach's mu sic made by mr samuel are in cluded in the college music set sit uated in the arcadia room and dr shields will play some of them fol lowing his lecture mr samuel will give a recital of bach's music tues day evening at 7:15 in packard auditorium langmus columbia alum nus wins award george w langmus civil engin eering graduate of columbia univer sity 35 has received the civil en gineering fellowship for work in fritz laboratory offered by the portland cement association mr langmus work will be an investigation of the properties of two way reinforced concrete slabs in the course of his research 45 floor slabs uniformly prepared re inforced and cured will be used langmus with the aid of i m lyse research associate professor of engineering materials has de vised a method for experimenta tion which will show the effects of certain weights of water on all of the concrete floor slabs through his work mr langmus hopes to determine some formula for the construction of floor slabs which will replace the uncertain factors found in handbooks o society to hear hughes the robert w blake society will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of mrs robert blake dr percy hughes head of the depart ment of philosophy will speak on having a religion the members of the society will meet on the li brary steps at 7:15 and go to the meeting in a body administration to stamp out the racket irene a gangster's moll out for what she can get helps turn the tables on the gang leader in the left background is police sergeant sullivan coleman citret one of the few unaffected by the reform the picture on the right shows an unidentified man roy i hertz killer and killed his life is tuned to the staccato beat of underworld jargon — brown and white fotofeature pictures taken during mustard and cheese rehear sal show principles in their assumed characters on the left is david ames of the city press played by joseph tracey fresh from a western school of jour nalism his ideals are ridiculed by the other reporters in the center picture are captain mcquigg john s williamson and irene hayes miss jeanette cleaveland the captain who is the dominating fig ure of the action breaks the traces of corrupt police lehigh university brown and white bethlehem pa friday december 6 1935 engineers club will show 9 movies monday will present the racket this evening price — five cents vol xliii — no 20 football players rotarian guests glee club to sing over station wcau 50 industries to participate in exhibition all classes in afternoon to start later tau beta pi initiates 8 6 are seniors seniors meet tomorrow a meeting of the senior class is called for tomorrow noon in packard auditorium for the pur pose of allocating the surplus in the class treasury the meeting will be opened for discussion promptly at 12:05 all the lehigh neivs first member intercollegiate newspaper association