Brown and White Vol. 44 no. 16

              lafayette pep smoker will be held at 7;30 to be followed by parade coach captain to talk band and pajama - clad frosh to lead students to fem-sem senerade trustees established ten regional awards to sec ondary students athletics not subsidized new system calls for 80 complete and 80 par tial scholarships 70th lehigh - lafayette game will be played in easton tomorrow betting favors lehigh milbank suffering from in jury lafayette back field has 3 casualties class pictures for the epitome will be taken dec 1 2 3 and 4 announces d c barnum i.e/37 editor in chief of the year book staff the pictures will be taken in the order of the classes with the senior picture coming first and the freshman picture last the senior and junior pictures will be taken on the steps of the alumni building and the sopho more and freshman pictures will be taken at the library all pic tures will be taken at noon in case of rain or bad weather on any one of the designated days the picture to be taken that day will be taken one week later society hears j f goldsmith the november issue of the le high review released yesterday is featured by an article by dr claude g beardslee head of the depart ment of moral and religious philoso phy dr beardslee writes on hon est athletics in honest colleges and attacks american colleges and universities which attempt to teach ethics in the classroom and act un ethically in regard to their football policies several stories are included in the new issue william a dukek ch e 38 tells about an incident in the life of a college instructor and melvin s lord ch e 38 de scribes a typhoon in the far east a humorous article by louis stoumen arts 39 treats in a light vein professor fretz's course in geology field trips several candid photographs by the author illus trate the article in a novel fashion the review continues its increas ed use of photographs by presenting a group of five unusual shots by robert williamson bus 38 other illustrations by w p fairbanks i e 37 and s i guggenheim eng 39 supplement the stories easton lawyer gives vision of a united states of the world to end war walter r okeson 95 chairman of the national football rules com mittee and treasurer of lehigh program given over wcba second play of series of broadcasts presented on allentown station the charity tea dance commit tee met in the office of dean c m mcconn dean of the university yesterday afternoon and passed on the report of the first tea dance which was held last saturday at the chi psi lodge a deficit of 27.75 was announced as a result of the dance the committee voted to ask the president of arcadia the lehigh union and the interfraternity coun cil to ask their respective bodies to make up the deficit among them selves and also to inquire if they would be willing to underwrite an other tea dance to be held next sem ester there are no obligations on the part of any of the organizations to make up the deficit of this first dance or to underwrite the next one announced dean mcconn if any organization will not aid in making up the deficit the commit tee wil make it up itself the holding of another tea dance is favored by the committee if it is underwritten by these three organ izations and if it is previously an nounced and advertised sufficiently to assure a large attendance and a fair profit the idea behind the tea dances is to furnish a source of revenue for charity in addition to the other sources already existing on the campus stated dean mcconn there is no part in the original plan of the tea dances to take the place of the red cross or community chest drive or the union budget plan adams and doan elected to o d k society favors dropping founder's day holiday business men tap 6 juniors alpha kappa psi holds pledging in chapel bishop speaks alpha kappa psi business course society pledged six new members wednesday morning in chapel the new men are john h barry jr 38 charles d couch 38 eugene c fleming 38 frank n stanley jr 38 evans h stone 38 charles f zell 38 dr ward l bishop associate professor of economics and a fac ulty member of the organization spoke on the ideals and purposes of the society leading business stu dents who have maintained an aver age of two for the first four semes ters are eligible for membership the initiation will be held in the early part of december plans have been made for a trip through the mack truck factory in allentown before thanksgiving holidays the annual lafayette pep smoker followed by the pajama parade will be held at 7:30 this evening in tay lor gymnasium the freshmen in their p x.'s will parade across the new street bridge immediately after the rally with a horde of up perclassmen at their heels as planned by the lehigh union the smoker will be short and sweet brief talks by col nelson a kellogg director of athletics and physical education and glen w harmeson head football coach and also a pep talk by walter okey okeson chairman of the national football rules committee are plan ned for the smoker joseph walton met e 37 captain of the foot ball team and several senior mem bers of the team will also say a few words to the students new song planned it is expected that the smoker will be over by 8:10 immediately after which the parade will be formed free smokes cheers and a new song the lehigh tribe will also be part of the smoker the freshman parade led by le high's 120 piece band will march over the new street toll bridge over to broad street and down main street to fem-sem here the entire parade will serenade the girls in plaintiff strains of victory to come and then continue over the hill-to-hill bridge back to the uni versity the football team will not be present at the smoker and parade due to their stay at stroudsburg over friday evening after the game saturday a victory bonfire on the lookout is scheduled by arcadia pending of course upon the suc cess of the team the lehigh union and arcadia have asked the various living groups for cooperation in se curing wood for the blaze and it is hoped that unlike previous occa sions the university will not have to purchase wood for the fire 100 at concert pre-med society will sponsor trip beucler plays trumpet mahla sings baritone the second annual weekly series of programs sponsored over station wcba by mustard and cheese dramatic club was given at 9:30 p m on wednesday keiste a janulis arts 38 with the assistance of albert a rights instructor of english and sponsor of the mustard and cheese has written the series to be broadcast and will also direct this series the play given wednesday even ing was a part of the series con cerning members of the staff of a college newspaper at landown col lege a fictitious co - educational school in the mid-west the cast consisted of miss jean ette cleaveland as virginia john b taussig arts 39 as jerry mal colm carrington jr bus 39 and william woronoff arts 37 other characters were portrayed by rob ert bothe eng 40 and andrew addoms eng 40 4 alumni will speak at philadelphia meeting students to take inspection trip omicron delta kappa honorary senior fraternity elected two mem bers to the society at a meeting held last wednesday night at the chi phi fraternity house the men elected were robert b adams assistant director of athletics who was elected as an alumnus mem ber and dr gilbert e doan as sociate professor of physical metal lurgy as an active member from among the ranks of the faculty the members discussed possible changes in the vacation breaks in the fall semester and expressed the idea that it would be more con ducive to study to discontinue the holiday at founder's day and to start the exercises on that day at 4:00 p m this discussion was instituted at the request of dean c m mcconn metallurgists and miners will go to baltimore receive paintings completely revising the present scholarship policy of the university action of the board of trustees has provided for the distribution of the equivalent to 80 full tuition and 80 deferred tuition scholarships and the establishing of ten regional scholarships it was announced by dean c m mcconn the rumor that we have estab lished athletic scholarships or have changed the basis of award is to tally false stated dean mcconn the awarding of scholarships is made under the jurisdiction of the committee on scholarships and loans and is made on the basis of finan cial need character and scholar ship the new scholarship plan will be come effective next september it replaces the present system which has been in effect since 1931 when the board of trustees placed the scholarship committee in control of the number of deferred tuitions previously 24 free scholarships and 100 deferred tuition scholarships were stipulated these awards could be arranged in several ways de pending on the financial need of the applicant at present there is the money equivalent of 150 deferred tuition scholarships which is dis tributed to students as half cash and half deferred part free and part deferred or some similar arrange ment the awarding of the 10 regional scholarships will be made on the considerations of scholastic ability character rating in competitive examinations to be taken under col lege entrance examination board financial need has no bearing on the choice of the student and the award will continue for four years as a full tuition provided the stu dent maintains a satisfactory aver age the dean explained that the pur pose of these regional scholarships is to draw men from districts that are at present not well represented at lehigh this will result in mak ing the university more cosmopol itan said the dean the regional scholarships will be distributed among the middle southeastern new england and mid-western states one reason for the change in policy is to prevent the accumula tion of a debt beyond 800 for merly a student receiving a deferred tuition scholarship for four years graduated with a debt of 1600 often this debt was not repaid satisfactorily under the new sys tem more students can be finan cially aided but the loan to each student is limited to 1,000 in special cases pictures to be framed rented to students outing program planned by club the attendance at the sunday afternoon concert held in packer memorial chapel exceeded 100 car stens y haas ch e 38 commit tee chairman said that the atten dance was more thon double that of the previous concert and the committee was pleased with the growing interest h radford beucler bus 40 trumpet champion of new jersey high schools played several trum pet solos elbert b mahala met e 38 a transfer student from de paul university rendered several baritone solos carstens y haas ac companied on the piano next week k w lamson asso ciate professor of mathematics will play a cello solo accompanied at the piano by his wife w h feld hus bus 37 will gave a bass solo and j e ratajski eng 39 will play a piano solo the selections to be played have not been selected yet hiking group will mark possible ski trails the vision of a united states of the world based on a federation of international states was the sub ject of a lecture delivered by john francis goldsmith easton lawyer at a meeting of the international relations society wednesday in packard laboratory mr goldsmith published a book in 1932 president randolph as i knew him in which he traces the development of his international state president randolph is a le gendary figure the president of this government of the future mr goldsmith strongly main tained that the united states can not keep out of foreign wars and broils this argument he substan tiate by the fact that of the six wars the united states have tak en part in all but one were fought because they were international con flicts or held the threat of interna tional conflict u s bound to world scientific and commercial enter prises bind the united states to the rest of the world our birth as a nation was based on difficulties ris ing out of european conflicts mr goldsmith outlined a model government of an international union he represented it as a dem ocracy with its constitution model ed after that of the united states the membership to this govern ment would be limited to nations coming up to a high standard of education enlightenment and cul ture present backward nations would be admitted when they reach these standards the representatives to this gov erning body would be elected as our congressmen are there would be established a judiciary which would take care of conflicts between in dividuals of different states the power of creating a condi tion of war would be extracted from the independent nations and dele gated to this union of international states mr goldsmith cited great britain comprising a commonwealth of countries of diverse characteristics as an excellent example of the pos sible ultimate in government the world powers he stated must with a united front attack this problem a campaign of edu cation study and research was ad vocated as an aid to the solution of this problem illinois professor talks at research club meet plan celebration phi beta kappa to mark 50th anniversary the senior metallurgists and min ing engineers will leave for balti more early tuesday morning for the first extensive inspection trip of the fall semester under the direction of prof al lison butts the group will visit the american smelting and refining company on wednesday afternoon this plant is the largest copper re fining and rolling mill in the world on wednesday the group will visit the bethlehem steel plant at sparrow's point maryland there they will visit the departments of sheet metal plate metal and wire and the galvanizing department these departments are not in op eration in the bethlehem plant prof bauman of the metallurgy department will also accompany the group which will return to bethlehem wednesday afternoon valley chemical society will meet at lafayette the university library has re ceived a gift of a group of 12 re productions of american paintings from the carnegie corporation of new york these reproductions represent the work of such artists as john leigh ton copley john sloan charles sheeler and others and range from the old school to the ultra-modern a book containing biographical sketches of the artists and critical analyses of the paintings by eminent critics accompanied the folio en titled american art folios the pictures will be framed and rented to students who wish to decorate their rooms the book will be catalogued and placed on the library shelves dr p w ketchum professor of mathematics at the university of illinois was the speaker at a meet ing of the journal and research club of the mathematics department this afternoon dr ketchum was entertained by the department of mathematics at lunch this noon in drown hall by robert bailey the 70th clash in the longest un interrupted grid series in the united states will take place tomorrow af ternoon when the 1936 fooball edi tions of lehigh and lafayette meet in fisher stadium easton this year for the second time in over a decade lehigh will go into the game in the role of a decided favorite having won five out of seven games played so far this sea son lafayette on the other hand has been unable to pull itself out of the slump in which it found itself at the end of last season and has won but a single game in eight starts under the tutelege of coach ernie nevers harmeson gives statement regarding lehigh's chances in to morrow's game coach harmeson had this to say at the present time the mental attitude of our players is the same as it was before the gettysburg game the results of previous lehigh-lafayette games indicate that anything may happen in a lehigh-lafayette contest lafayette will be in there deter mined to win and we will have to play our best brand of ball if we are to come out on top both teams have been hit with injuries this past week with lafa yette suffering the more severe casualties george lentz ace ma roon backfield man suffered a knee injury in practice this week and will be unable to play in the traditional contest tom kearns outstanding back on the leopard squad has been suffer ing from an infected eye since the colgate game and it is unlikely that he will get in tomorrow's game bill toohey another first string backfield man has his hand in a cast as the result of an injury re ceived in the moravian game last saturday three lehigh injuries harry milbank brown and white back is still nursing a shoulder sep aration sustained in the rutger's game and will probably be on the sidelines tomorrow tony famig hetti husky center has been slow to respond to treatment to his right arm which was injured me th muhlenberg game last saturday ralph heller star lehigh punter has been receiving treatments for a poor knee all week but should get into the starting lineup tomor row practices this week have found fritz bayer at center for lehigh in an attempt to bolster the line in the absence of famighetti 210-pound center either small or kirkpatrick who have been coming along nicely will hold down bayer's guard posi tion scrimmages are held intensive scrimmages intended to polish up the lehigh attack were conducted by coach harmeson on monday and tuesday of this week while the players were forced in side for skull practice on wednes day due to the cold weather fifty four men were still out for football this week the largest number to report to a lehigh coach at this stage of the season in years the lafayette backfield which averages in the neighborhood of 174 pounds will outweigh the brown and white ball carriers four or five pounds to the man lehigh will have a similar advantage on the line work at lafayette this week has centered around a defense to stop continued on page two g l grambs 24 weds miss n wood at clifton discuss building plans alpha epsilon delta honorary pre-medical society will sponsor a trip to the november meeting of the eastern pennsylvania chapter of the society of american bacter iologists nov 24 in the grill room of the philadelphia county medical society philadelphia the group will leave the campus at 2 p m nov 24 this proposed trip will be offered to as manj pre-medical students as wish to attend the meeting dr raymond c bull director of the health service dispensary dr stan ley j thomas professor of bacter iology james p sell assistant in bacteriology alfred m webb fel low in bacteriology and anthony bilinsky fellow in bacteriology will accompany the lehigh students to the philadelphia meeting four alumni will give brief talks at this meeting the speakers in clude dr russell p knerr 27 dr george a hottle 32 fred l rights 33 and clifford okono 34 dr frederick o zillessen path ologist of the easton hospital will also address the meeting dr zilles sen spoke at the october meeting of alpha epsilon delta dr stew art mudd professor of bacteriology at the university of pennsylvania medical college will be chairman of the meeting ancient engine acquired will hear talk by crum dr earl crum associate profes sor of classical languages and act ing head of the department of greek will address the allentown women's club at 2 p m saturday the november meeting of the lehigh valley section of the amer ican chemical society will be held at 8:15 o'clock this evening in the gay ley chemical laboratory at laf ayette college dr ernst a hauser associate professor of chemical engineering at the massachusettes institute of technology will speak on recent new developments in colloid chemistry with special reference to gel structure and surface re actions an antique power engine was ob tained last week by the mechanical and electrical engineering depart ments this old relic will be cleaned and set up for exhibition on the third floor balcony of packard lab oratory a program for outings for the coming month was drawn up at a meeting of the outing club wed nesday afternoon in drown hall the program calls for a series of hikes on the next three week-ends one hike being an overnight hike on sunday nov 22 a hike on south mountain is planned the purpose of this hike is to find trails and to mark suitable ski trails over the week-end of dec 5-6 the club plans an overnight hike on the ap palachian trail near the delaware water gap the hikers will leave drown hall at noon saturday and return to the university between 4 and 5 p m sunday on dec 13 a combined motor trip and hike to the pinnacle is planned both this hike and the one on south mountain will leave from drown hall at noon saturday at this meeting it was also de cided that meetings will hereafter be held on the first wednesday af ternoon of each month rev george l grambs 24 was married to miss myrtle wood on nov 9 in the groom's own parish st peter's episcopal church in clifton rev grambs received his bach elor of arts degree here and became a member of phi beta kappa hon orary scholastic fraternity philip m palmer dean of the college of arts and science an nounced wednesday that the lehigh chapter of phi beta kappa will celebrate its 50th anniversary in april 1937 dean palmer stated that there will probably be a banquet and that some prominent speaker would be asked to address the local society at that time there are about 30 men in the present lehigh society about 250 men have been members of the local organizations since its inauguration almost 50 years ago james burley c e 94 of new york university architect met with several members of the chemistry department faculty tuesday after noon in the chemistry building they discussed the final elevation plans which have been drawn up for the proposed addition to the chemistry building bethlehem pa friday november 20 1936 beardslee writes for new review board reorganizes scholarship policy vol xliv — no 16 price — five cento brown and white ask societies to contribute 27.50 deficit hits schools dishonest in athletics epitome pictures will lie taken dec 1,2 3 4 lehigh favored to repeat last year's triumph in clash with lafayette tomorrow pep rally speaker committee issues plan for underwritten tea dances in future affairs benefit charity member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first