Brown and White Vol. 45 no. 25

              price — five cents goslar emphasizes grotesque rather than beauty in dances tone society hears history of city music by howard m conner faculty works are compiled by institute dorm rentals to be raised by university military affair will emulate colonial days air - gun slug starts battle lotte goslar reputed to be europe's greatest dancing mime presents her dances from life as the third in the current series of student concert-lectures at 8:15 tonight at broughal high school auditorium emphasizing the grotesque in her dances rather than beauty miss goslar runs through an orig inal program of dances in which she portrays a variety of human emotions accompanying her dur ing her the dances and playing during the intermission will be katja andy young woman concert pianist from germany as an example of lotte goslar's art the so what initial dance on the program is the personifi cation of a gay outlook on the barr's work on exhibition rates will be 15 per cent | higher for next school year 20 rise in taylor rental rates announced yester day for dormitory rooms for the year 1938-39 revealed an increase of about 15 per cent over this year suites on the first and second floors of taylor hall will rent at 140 in comparison with 120 for this year and rentals of suites on the third floor will increase from 100 to 115 other rentals of sin gle rooms will vary from 50 to 115 the 138 occupants of the new dorm richards house will pay from 140 to 200 for their rooms for the year rooms will be avail able in price hall at prices rang ing from 50 to 135 students now in residence in the dorms will make application for their selection of dormitory rooms for next year about march 15 and applications from prospective freshmen will not be acted upon until assignments have been com pleted for the students on the campus dormitory rooms will be open for occupancy ten days before the first day of classes in september which covers freshman week and registration period rooms are to be vacated at the close of univer sity day in june ball's celebrities guest list may include irene rich again this year orchestra yet unsigned the annual military ball sched uled for march 5 will be held in a setting appropriate to a celebra tion of the sesqui-centennial of the signing of the constitution being in the form of a consti tution ball the affair sponsored by scabbard and blade honorary military society will have as guests high army officials of the corp area and celebrities of screen and radio according to raymond winters bus 38 chairman of the commit tee there is a strong possibility that irene rich actress who was present at last year's affair would again attend barthold will attend winters also announced that plans were being made to further the idea of having the orchestra as yet unsigned dressed in cos tumes appropriate to the spirit of che ball doorkeepers he said might be dressed as they would have in 1787 state senator william barthold chairman of the local district of the constitutional celebration is cooperating with the committee during a meeting held in his of fice wednesday the senator told the committee that he would aid in the effort to bring other officials to the ball as neither the orchestra or the site has been decided upon the committee is redoubling its efforts to reach a decision which will be announced early next week explains shipping maxwell tells engineers of company method maxwell c maxwell assistant to the president of the yale and towne manufacturing company used slides and motion pictures when he addressed a meeting of the student branch of the amer ican society of mechanical engin eers last night in packard labora tory the subject of the talk was the proper method of handling and shipping materials the company with which maxwell is employed is a large manufacturer of locks and has had much experience in shipping and packing o lyse gets joint award inge m lyse research profes sor of engineering materials in charge of fritz laboratory and bruce g johnson instructor of civil engineering columbia uni versity have been awarded the james r crocs medal for their paper on structural beams in torsion by the american society of civil engineering engineers group publishes bulletin including bibliography of printed articles abstracts also in booklet abstracts and a bibliography of the published work of members of the lehigh faculty were com piled in a booklet published by the institute of research this month the circular covers the publications fo the past three years and president c c wil liams expects annual publication of this list quoting from the foreword of the bulletin in order that a com plete record of all faculty publi cations may be available this bul letin has been issued as the first of a series of reports on such pub lications — the report is not con j fined to research papers but covers all publications of a scholarly na ture during the three years covered by the report lehigh faculty members have either published or reprinted 20 text-books not all of which are in use in the uni versity since its organization the institute has published 135 cir culars practically every department is represented by the publications listed many articles published in technical journals as the journal of the american chemical society have been reprinted by the insti tute and a limited number of copies of these reprints are avail able at a nominal sum the committee on the research institute composed of the heads of departments meets on call of the chairman to discuss adminis trative details and to pass on in dustrial research carried on at le high world despite poverty miss gos lar in the dance gives the im pression of one who overcomes all that is disagreeable with a gesture of so what was in rainbow room in the summer of 1937 she filled an engagement at the rainbow room a top rockefeller center in new york entirely at home on the stage as a dancer lotte goslar in her opin ion is lost as an actress on one occasion cast in a minor role in a stage play she tripped and fell she remained on the floor think ing that the audience might con sider this part of the act be lieving her to be hurt there was | great confusion and the curtain j had to be lowered the visiting artist was born in dresden germany where she be gan to study dancing at 18 for | three years she toured germany j giving recitals but upon hitler's | rise to power left the country for a tour of the continnent miss goslar's first appearance in amer ica as a dancing mime was in the fall of 1936 when she took part in a revue pepper mill in new york city the program of dances on to night's program is as follows the so what " prime baller ina the little dancer two aquarelles intoxication the spinster once upon a time cupid illusions of fame the young mother little heap of misery and the exaltation c piano solos between dances and the intermission to be played by katja andy are golliwoggs cakewalk by de bussey valse by chopin men uet by ravel fantasy in c minor by bach coucou by daquin romance by mozart mazurka by chopin la puerta del vino by debussey and son ata by scarlatti students to attend y.w.c.a conclave 300 tests taken to hear lecture snowballs fly when shot from dorm hits pledge on beta terrace richard c courter eng 41 a pledge to beta theta pi was struck beneath the eye by an air gun slug while standing on the terrace behind his fraternity wed eve the incident precipitated a snowball fight between his fra ternity and taylor dormitory sev eral windows in the dormitory and fraternity house were broken when a throng of students joined the battle according to one of the upper classmen in the fraternity cour ter was participating in a snow ball fight when someone leaned out of a dormitory with an air rifle and fired at him two police officers detailed to the scene after a complaint was received at head quarters took courter to saint luke's hospital where he was treated and released further treatment will be necessary as the slug was not recovered although several students in vestigated to find out who had fired the shot their efforts were fruitless and the offender's iden tity is still unknown members of nearby fraternities have com plained that windows in their houses have been broken by air gun pellets this year although the bethlehem police were involved in quieting the dis turbance and taking the injured student to the hospital chief of police earnest stocker said he would prefer no charges against the students the damages he said are the university's prob lem o lehigh chapter to help revive lafayette pi delt pi delta epsilon honorary jour nalistic fraternity will hold a joint banquet with the lafayette chap ter on feb 10 the purpose of the affair is to revive interest in the chapter at easton which is inac tive at the present time according to milton spilberg arts 39 chairman of the revival committee lehigh chapter repre sentatives attended the national convention in washington where inactive chapters were discussed at this time the lehigh chapter volunteered to make attempts to stimulate interest in the chapter at lafayette a reorganization meet ing was held there this week in an effort to cooperate with the at tempts of the local chapter dean rau gives outline of growth of melody in bethlehem club elects 4 new men dean albert g rau of moravian college for men last night addres ( sed tone musical club on the sub ject old moravian music at a ■ meeting in the arcadia room of ' drown hall bearing out his obser ; vation music is most valuable when you make it yourself with numerous historical incidents in bethlehem he traced musical his tory in this city from its beginning along 70 years of its growth on christmas eve 1741 14 members of the moravian church met at a spot now occupied by the hotel bethlehem and chose the name of the city which they founded that night from the carol lowly bethlehem he said be cause four of these founders were musicians by vocation the city had an early love for music in stilled in it was made director a complete set of trombones was imported in 1748 he continued j and these instruments formed the basis for the chorus which yearly precedes the bach festival in backer chapel in 1770 john frederick peter came to bethlehem although he was only 26 when he arrived in ihe city peter was made musical director of the mission station center of the community in 1787 he composed 5 string quintets and when he died in 1813 he left behind him 41 anthems which he nad written he was with rich ard wagner one of the first to dare the composition of music which defied established harmonic systems j fred wolle grandson of one of his pupils founded the bach choir " a short business meeting and a sitting for the epitome group pic ture of the society preceded dean rau's talk four new members thomas w pulliam eng 41 don ald r schoen arts 41 m clay ton burgy eng 41 and richard o marsten eng 41 were intro duced o col leonard students discuss ancient battles carl h richardson arts 40 robert palmer arts 40 and col joseph leonard head of the de partment of military science and tactics spoke last night at a meet ing of eta sigma phi honorary classical society held at the home of dr earl crum head of the latin department richardson described an ancient greek battle palmer gave a des cription of an ancient roman bat tle and col leonard presented a comparison of the tactics and maneuvers of these ancient bat tles with those of modern war fare 33 scenes of bad lands have intial showing in eastern states the first exhibition in the east ern states of thirty-three paint ings of various angles of the bad lands of north dakota by paul e barr will be displayed until jan 23 in the lehigh art gal lery the exhibit was first shown at north dakota state university where mr barr is associated with the fine arts department and comes here directly from bis | marck n d according to garth a howland head of the department of fine arts the paintings are significant from historical and geological as well as aesthetic and artistic points of view mr barr was the first to see color form and pic turesqueness in the bad lands i as his paintings reveal by their un i usual technique he stated that j these paintings rank high as works of art named by french the bad lands are located in the northwestern section of north dakota they received their name from franch travelers who said i the lands were very difficult to pass through the region gets its interesting contour as a result of erosion and the mineral deposits there the scenes of most of mr barr's paintings are around the town medora near which theo i dore roosevelt had his ranch the exhibition will go from le high to the allentown municipal art gallery the lehigh art gallery is open i daily except saturday from 3-5 jp m and fridays from 7-9 p m o captain chalker dies captain charles w chalker a former member of the department i of military science and tactics died on nov 17 in the army and navy hospital at hot springs ark captain chalker was on the lehigh faculty from 1923 to 1927 50 wasserman tubes are still available over 300 wasserman tests have been sent in for examination to the state department of health at the university of pennsylvania there are 50 tubes still available and 200 more are expected report ed dr raymond bull director of the student health service on wed nesday over 500 tests will be given if the demand is sufficient the work will continue at regular dispen sary hours throughout next week and students are urged to take ad vantage of these tests which are given at no expense to the student o edwin beazell 90 dies edwin h beazell 90 for 24 years manager of the fort pitt bridge company works and a well known civic leader died yesterday of pneumonia he was 72 cedar crest to entertain eastern students lehigh university students will be entertained on feb 9 at cedar crest college by the cedar crest y w c a in company with student representatives of 18 other eastern colleges and universities dr charles h romminger member of the moravian board of sunday school work and head of the department of sociology at cedar crest will speak on chris tian living today at the sessions miss christine laubach first honor student at northampton high school and kathryn allen chairman of arrangements for the college day are in charge of the program the tentative program follows 3:30-4 p m registration in curtis hall 4-5:30 dr rominger speak er in the lounge after which there will be questions and general dis cussion 6-7 dinner in curtis hall with singing led by harriet kleck ner college song leader 7:30-9 continuation of dr rominger's talk on christian living today followed by questions and general discussion e e society will attend talk on television modern television will be the topic of a lecture at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the meeting of the lehigh valley section of the am erican institute of electrical en gineers at lafayette college mr a v bedford research engineer of the r c a laboratories will be the guest speaker according to prof w h forh mals faculty advisor of the e e society any student interested in the lecture may accompany the members of the undergraduate society to lafayette transporta tion will be available at 7 p m at packard laboratory mr bedford will describe the modern scanning devices and ex plain recent developments in the field in europe r c a has re cently completed two truck-trailer portable stations from which tele vision has been transmitted and these will probably be discussed by the speaker four moods to mark lotte goslar's comic dancing this evening lehigh university brown and white bethlehem pa friday january 14 1938 vol xlv — no 25 glamour — a little circus dancer groping to sorehead — mistress of ill temper l l l t howard qwh intoxication — dainty with an edge on flirt — maiden trying to appear coy but be a worldly lady and arrogant stupidity lotte goslar just too ardently coquettish pictures courtesy philadelphia record member intercollegiate newspaper association z 612 " recital starts at 7:30 students attending the third of the student concert-lecture series featuring lotte goslar in dances from life at the broughal high school auditor ium will be admitted after 7:30 tonight the performance will begin promptly at 8:15 p m ticket number c in the back of the athletic ticket book is to be used for admission all the lehigh isew first