Brown and White Vol. 44 no. 14

              john handy to address business session at muhlenberg meeting 6 to represent lehigh senior year book pictures should be in immediately announces d c . barnum i e 37 editor in chief of the epitome appoint ments may be made with d m mccaa the epitome photograph er either by calling or by going in person to his office senior ballots may also be obtained at mccaa's reservations for the epitome may be made by calling either j p frey chem 38 at beth lehem 348 or e h stone bus 38 at bethlehem 1842 play to show war's reality paths of glory to present true picture of arm ed conflict the second concert in the series sponsored by the student concerts group will feature solos by h rad ford beucler bus.'4o trumpeter.and elbert b mahla met 38 baritone the program will be given at 4 p.m sunday in packer memorial chapel beucler was the new jersey state trumpet champion and member of the new jersey state orchestra as a high school senior last year he is now playing solo trumpet for the university baud mahla now a member of the glee club here transferred from de paul university in september there he was solo ist in several of the musical pro ductions the program follows even bravest heart may swell goun od water boy arr by robin son where e'er you walk handel cario mio ben gior dani lungi dal caro ben sec chi tv lo sai torelli die beiden grenadiere schumann nurr wer die sehnsucht kennt tschaikowski and roselein auf der heiden schubert all by mr mahla trumpet solos are tramp tramp tramp goldman be cause d'hardelot carnival of venice clarke magnolia van dercook and a perfect day bond carstens y haas ch e 38 will accompany on the piano eta kappa nu inducts 5 men alpha epsilon delta honorary pre-medical fraternity was admit ted to the american academy for the advancement of science as an affiliate member announced dr stanley j thomas professor of bacteriology and faculty adviser of the local chapter it is the sole undergraduate so ciety of the university affiliated with the academy sigma xi grad uate research honorary society is the only other society on the cam pus to be connected with the asso ciation the lehigh society is the alpha chapter of pennsylvania it was founded in may 1935 and was the first organization of this kind in stalled in the northern part of the united states hitherto the organ ization was confined to the south ern states the university chapter was or ganized to create closer relations be tween the professors and the stu dents who carry out research in the field of bacteriology our pledges must be first of all lehigh men in activities and lehigh-minded in in terests high scholarship is a sec ond prerequisite stated dr thomas dr thomas one of the executive counsellors of the national frater nity is the adviser of the national executive board for the east he is also a member of the editorial ad visory board of the scalpel offi cial organ of alpha epsilon delta the present officers of alpha ep silon delta are john b houck arts 37 president mark w wol cott arts 37 vice president jose a oiler arts 37 secretary wil liam f boucher arts 38 treas urer unit will drill inside armory £. e.s initiate paist hoff man oberholtzer coo ney welker president and mrs wil liams and dean and mrs mcconn honor guests profits to charity the first of a series of tea dances for the benefit of the lehigh char ity fund will be held tomorrow af ternoon at the chi psi lodge pres ident and mrs clement c wil liams and dean and mrs c m mcconn will be the guests of honor miss muriel roberts of bethle hem and miss janet werner of pat erson n j will pour the dance will start immediately following the muhlenberg football game and will continue until 7 o'clock george doddy and his or chestra will play the series of tea dances were organized to raise money for the lehigh charity fund and all profits will go to the lehigh union for distribution the dances will re place the annual drives for funds that the union has sponsored in the past tickets will be 1 per couple and 50 cents for stags plan approved the idea originated at a banquet held several weeks ago at which time president williams dean mc conn and dr claude g beards lee adviser to the lehigh union gave their approval at that time a voluntary committee of 14 was named to manage the affairs members are fred w walker m e 37 alvin a swenson bus 37 robert w reifsnyder bus 37 karl m jacobi bus 37 starr h barnum bus 39 walter j brag don bus 38 gardner van duyne bus 37 todd m moise bus 38 y fitz hugh hardcastle jr 1.e.'37 peter j potochney arts 37 robert g werden i e 37 george p orr m e 37 robert b haulenbeek c e 37 and knox peet bus 37 if this dance is successful it will be followed by three others the dates for which have not been de cided r.o.t.c schedule to fol low last year's with drill between 4 and 6 the second annual weekly series of radio programs sponsored by the mustard and cheese club will be gin wednesday night at 9 p m over station wcba in allentown when the first half-hour program will be broadcast the series written and directed by keiste a janulis arts 38 with the advice of albert a rights in structor in english and director of mustard and cheese will be made up of stories concerning the life of various members of the staff of a campus newspaper at landown col lege a fictitious co-educational school some place in the mid-west those chosen to fill the cast for the first program are miss jean ette cleaveland recorder in the of fice of the register as virginia a spirited co-ed who wouldn't take no for an answer john b taus sig arts 39 as jerry a conceit ed reporter in love with virginia malcolm carrington jr bus 39 as beano a stooge photographer who keeps getting into hot water and william woronoff arts 37 as colby the typical hard-boiled news editor others in the cast will be robert bothe eng 40 a reporter andrew h addoms eng 40 a guard and bessie a cow an innovation on the dramatic group's program this year will be a series of stories complete in them selves but connected by the fact that they all take place in connec tion with the landown college news paper the programs last year were made up of different plays present ed each week another feature added will be a contest which will be conducted by the new program's backers cash prizes will be awarded from time to time to members of the listening audience details of the contest will be announced during the program pre-meds tap 5 at hall meeting doctors address group on ulcers cancers white lord write for next review stark realism about modern war obtained almost entirely by impres sionism is the theme of the mustard and cheese club's fall production paths of glory which will be pre sented on dec 11 and 12 in drown hall according to albert a rights director of the club paths of glory unlike the great majority of war plays does not build up the heroism theme but rather presents a true realistic picture of the ac tualities of war it attacks the fundamental actions of men in war their selfishness cruelty and vindictativeness when under the stress and strain of war is brought forth in clear light there is no particular hero nor is there a special villain but each of the 50 characters is part of an integral system coordinated to bring about a general impression of the effects of war on men's physi cal being stated mr rights portrays horrors it cracks down upon the glory and adventure of conquest and brings out the grim reality of mod ern warfare in filth-ridden trenches and the other horrors which accom pany it the play is an adaptation by sidney howard of the novel by humphrey cobb which was based on an actual event which happened during the early years of the world war the action takes place in the army zone in france during 48 hours in the spring of 1915 and re volves around the movements of the 181 st regiment of the 15th french army corps the 17 scenes into which the play is divided is the technical method used to build up the general impres sion magazine will feature la fayette game forum will meet registration efficiency in cluded in business officers of arcadia lehigh stu dent governing body and officers of the lafayette student council met last night in the faculty club at lafayette and as representatives of their respective schools re-signed the lafayette-lehigh peace pact es tablishing friendly relations between the two schools on the eve of the annual lehigh-lafayette grid clas sic this agreement signed first in 1926 is a pledge between the gov erning bodies of both institutions to promote friendly relations be tween the two groups and prevent acts of violence under the guise of school spirit particularly during the week preceding the lehigh-lafay ette game the text of the agreement is as follows whereas we believe the feeling between the student bodies should be friendly rather than hos tile and whereas we the two undersign ed organizations representing our respective student bodies regret the part that our students have played in such actions be it therefore resolved that we the lafayette student council and we the arcadia of lehigh uni versity representing the student body of lehigh university do all in our powers to prevent any actions in the future which may be taken as intending to lower the other school in the eyes of the public or in the eyes of either student body such actions to include the defacing either of the property of the insti tution or that property in its im mediate vicinity bt it further resolved that a joint committee of 3 men from each institution be created the duty of this committee shall be to foster friendly relations between the two colleges plans for enforcing the agree ment were made at a recent meet ing of the joint committees the arcadia representatives announced that any student of that institution caught painting property would be brought before arcadia and pun ished feelings between the lafayette student council and arcadia and between student bodies of both schools have been much improved and i hope it continues by coopera tion of students of both schools stated karl m jacobi bus 37 head of arcadia the lehigh members of the joint committee stated in the agreement are karl m jacobi guy d an derson jr arts 38 and gardner van duyne bus 37 these three men and y fitzhugh hardcastle jr i e 37 represented lehigh at the meeting last night in easton lutherans plan student reception moravian colleges also in vited to meeting four juniors and one senior were pledged to eta kappa nu honor ary electrical engineering fraternity wednesday at the chapel exercises the students pledged were stan ley s paist e e 37 charles hoffman e e 38 john ober holtzer e e 38 john a cooney e e 38 and john welker e e 38 prof s s seyfert head of the electrical engineering department made a short address concerning the aims and purposes of the society in his talk professor seyfert said that only juniors and seniors may be pledged to eta kappa nu and that they must be electrical engin eers in the highest fourth of their class the purpose of the society is to honor deserving men and to make the electrical engineers ac quainted with their classmates this year the initiation will be held in the eta kappa nu meeting room in packard laboratory soon after the thanksgiving holidays the banquet folowing will be held in the sun inn in cooperation with pi tau sig ma honorary mechanical engineer ing fraternity eta kappa nu pre sented the engineers ball in oc tober and in the past has aided in the furnishing of the lounging room in packard laboratory the november issue of the le high review to appear late next week will feature the lehigh-lafay ette grid fracas with football its general theme articles by leonard schick arts 37 and harry archer arts 37 will tell of lehigh's past football history among other articles will appear two by melvin s lord ch e 38 and p e p white e e.'3b lord describes his personal ex periences while travelling in his ar ticle mountain typhoon white's article time study is a discus sion of research in psychology the cover picture will be in keeping with the theme of football a number of candid camera shots of campus activities will also appear in this issue elected to honorary electrical society a plan to facilitate semi-annual registration will be considered at a meeting of the lehigh discussion forum at 7:45 this evening in room 258 packard laboratory the forum is working on this project in cooperation with the reg istrar's office cutting down the registration time would be attempt ed by reducing the time required by the individual student other matters on the agenda in clude business organization plans and speakers for the coming forum meetings membership and the pro posal to make the forum a mem ber of the american student union a r frey speaks gives demonstration at school john t handy bus 38 copy supervisor of the brown and white will speak at the business meeting of the intercollegiate newspaper as sociation at 9:30 a m tomorrow in the administration auditorium of muhlenberg college in allentown handy will speak on improving the layout of local ads the business meeting which he will ad dress will be under the direction of kenneth k kost instructor in journalism the convention began today at noon with registration a t the administration building follow ed by a formal opening and general session in the science hall the del egates will attend a play presented by the muhlenberg dramatic club editorial and business sessions on saturday morning the muhlenberg lehigh football game in the after noon and a banquet and night club in the evening at the hotel allen editor will speak william reimert managing edi tor of the chronicle and news of allentown will address the ban quet informally on the theme the news interest of fea ture columns and general news other representatives of lehigh are d h gramley associate pro fessor of journalism and executive treasurer of the i n a judson l schaeffer assistant in journalism harry c archer arts 37 editor in chief of the brown and white and vice president of the i n a george yanko arts 37 editorial manager leonard schick arts 37 news manager and edwin g mc nair bus 37 business manager the complete program is as fol lows friday 12-2 p m — registration admin istration building 2:30 p m — general session sci ence hall greetings formal open ing address by john e allen edi tor of linotype news brooklyn 4 p m — general business session 6 p m — supper college com mons 7:30 p m plays box and cox by mask and dagger dramatic club and a faculty play in science hall saturday 7:30 a m — breakfast college commons 9 a m — editorial session under direction of william reimert man aging editor of chronicle and news allentown science hall business session administration auditorium under direction of kenneth k kost speaker m hughes miller na tional advisory corporation work ing together with your national representative john t handy jr copy supervisor of the brown and white improving the layout of local ads lla m — general business session science hall 1 1 30 a m — lunch college com mons 2 p m — muhlenberg - lehigh game 8 p m — informal banquet hotel allen 10 p m — night club optional hotel allen equipment sought indoor drill for the r o t c unit will begin the week following thanksgiving and continue until the second week in march an nounces major j o green head of the department of military science and tactics with no increase in the number of companies the schedule will be the same as last year the length of the drill will be cut to one hour a week for the in door season and drills will be held between 4 and 6 p m each week day except saturday the schedule by companies is as follows companies a and b will drill mondays from nov 30 through march 8 excepting jan 4 companies c and e will drill tuesdays from dec 1 through march 9 excepting jan 5 companies f and g will drill wednesdays from dec 2 through march 10 excepting jan 6 companies i and x will drill thursdays from dec 3 through march 11 excepting dec 17 company l will drill fridays from dec 4 through march 12 ex cepting dec 18 companies a c f i and l will drill from 4 to 5 p m companies b e g and x will drill from 5 to 6 p m drills will consist of the school of the soldier squad and platoon and special attention will be given to military bearing neatness and precision in the manual of arms and squad movements major green stated board of publications to consider proposal educators meet dean attends gathering to accredit schools austin r frey assistant profes sor of physics spoke this morning at a special assembly of the sun bury high school on electric magic using special equipment which he brought from lehigh dr frey made an aluminum ring float in mid-air and illuminated light bulbs though they were not connected to light wires his talk was one of the series being give nby faculty mem bers to high school students an informal reception for luth eran students at lehigh will be given from 5 to 7 oclock sunday afternoon in the social rooms of st mark's church e fourth street lutheran students at mora vian college for men and at mora vian seminary and college for wo men have also been invited the rev benjamin f lotz pas tor of holy trinity church will have charge he is chairman of the local ministerial committee on stu dent activities dr john a w haas retired president of muhlenberg college is the principal speaker greetings will be extended by local luther league presidents and by the pastors har lan a frey baritone and warren bechtol tenor are to sing three songs o gramley speaks in york prof dale h gramley head of the courses in journalism spoke last evening at the york county scholastic press association con vention at north york professor gramley is a former city editor of the york dispatch 3 will attend meeting a proposal to purchase additional equipment for the brown and white will be presented to the board of publications at a meeting at 4:10 p m monday in the office of dean c m mcconn the equipment which the paper wishes to purchase harry c ar cher editor in chief said includes a file for cuts several desks for news executives additional photo graphic apparatus and a number of reference books the money is to be taken from the special equip ment fund of the paper which has been built up from surplus profits of past years the financial reports of the brown and white and the review will also be examined by the board left to right john oberholtzer 38 john welker 38 charles hoi man 38 john cooney 38 and stanley paist 37 frank c becker assistant pro fessor of philosophy dr t t laf ferty assistant professor of edu cation and dr percy hughes pro fessor and head of the department of philosophy will attend a meet ing of the fullerton philosophical club tomorrow at bryn mawr col lege three seniors one junior and one faculty member were pledged to alpha epsilon delta honorary pre medical fraternity at exercises held at the r w hall pre-medical so ciety meeting last night in packard laboratory the students pledged were james b gormley 37 h edward marx 37 philip singer 37 and ray mond e deily 38 the faculty member was james p sell assistant in bacteriology following the pledging exercises dr paul correll attending surgeon and dr f o zillessen pathologist both of the easton hospital easton collaborated in addresses on peptic ulcers and cancers of the breast and stomach dr zillessen described the dis eases themselves and dr correll described their diagnosis and treat ment peptic ulcers are those found in the stomach and small intestine symptoms include easily located centers of pain and loss of weight due to the lack of desire to eat fi nal diagnosis is often made by means of x-rays surgery is the ra tional correction treatment said dr vorrell the so-called side-tracking operation is often used here the ulcer is isolated by preventing the ulcerated portion from acting as a food tract where convenient the ulcer may be excised explains ulcers dr zillessen explained that when cells multiply at a greater than normal rate and without a normal cause the growth is a tumor or a cancer these growths if not treat ed replace normal tissue and re sult in death dr correll stated that the whole secret of successful treatment lies in the early removal of the mal ignant growth before it reaches ad vanced stages this is true for both breast and stomach cancers while cancer of the breast is perhaps more prevalent than cancer of the stomach the former is more detectable and therefore is more capable of being checked in its pri mary stages dean c m mcconn attended the annual meeting of the committee on secondary schools of the middle states association of colleges and secondary schools thursday at the university of pennsylvania phila delphia this association is the group which accredits the various secon dary schools and colleges of the middle states recently dean mcconn discuss ed a working philosophy of guidance at the purdue guidance conference lafayette ind brown and vvmitb brown and white price — five cents bethlehem pa friday november 13 1936 epitome pictures due states d c barnum solos will feature second concert academy admits pre-med society vol xliv no 14 arcadia signs pact of peace with lafayette dramatic club backs series of broadcasts lehigh student will give talk at convention alpha epsilon delta is second u member doddy to play at tea dance after mule tilt beucler and mahla on pro gram in chapel mustard and cheese spon sors weekly dramatiza tions over wcba janulis to write plays representatives re-enact agreement to prevent overenthusiasm relations are better all the lehigh news first member intercollegiate newspaper association