Brown and White Vol. 61 no. 25

              segregation and shall work through the means of peaceful non-violent efforts for a social or der which provides every indi vidual regardless of race oppor tunity to participate and share alike in all relationships of life in regard to national de fense they affirmed their op position to peacetime univer sal military training and universal military service but did not consider select ive service finally concerning the united nations we affirm the principle of united nations control of all weapons of mass destruction such as the atomic bomb the hydrogen bomb and bacteriological war fare we believe that all member nations should not make use of these weapons adults register for classes feb 8 9 and 10 adult education classes will be gin during the week of feb 12 according to the registrar's office and anyone desiring to register for these evening and saturday classes can do so feb 8 9 and 10 a special evening registration priod for all those who find it impossible to get to the univer sity during the day will be held at 7 p.m friday feb 9 in the re gistrar's office all saturday class es are held in the mornings even ing sessions are held from 7 to 9:30 p.m in the field of business courses will be offered in ac counting readings in ac counting readings in eco nomic statistics in addition to the course in investments a number of courses in history government and internation al relations will be offered numerous english courses school administration elementary education counseling and a course in elementary painting will also be offered again includ ed and in addition to the child psychology course there will be a course in social problems offered additional information con cerning the program may be se cured by contacting prof harold p thomas director of the adult education program drinker iii-b to receive phi eta sigma award neo frosh will begin sat feb 3 freshmen and transfer students entering lehigh in february will be conducted through a con densed orientation program for which a calendar of appointments was announced recently by john d leith associate dean of stu dents the program will open on sat urday feb 3 with the foreign language placement examination to be held in the counseling cen ter and which is required of many students in the college of aris and science and the college of busi ness administration starting with the dean's meeting at 8:10 a.m in pack ard laboratory auditorium four meetings are scheduled for monday morning feb 5 including the registrar's meeting at 9 a.m and the health service meeting at 9:30 a.m in packard labora tory auditorium at 10:30 aan pre-registration college con ferences will be held as fol lows college of arts and sci ence in dean more's office coppee hall college of busi ness administration room 107 chrisimas-saucon hall see frosh page 8 urging recognition of commun ist china among ether resolu tions the student christian asso ciation movement met over the christmas holidays at miami uni versity oxford ohio thirteen hundred students xep resenting 48 states and 24 foreign countries passed a number of such resolutions pat prest bus 52 was representative of the christian council which as yet has not taken any action concern ing the results of the meeting in regard to the world stu dent service fund which re ceives half of the receipts of the campus chest the assem ly reaffirmed their basic principle of distributing re lief strictly on the basis of need without prejudice of race nationality political or religious conviction expressing many opinions on the present world situation the assembly included the recent congressional hearings in wash ington they resolved to oppose the corruption of freedom of ex pression in the form of character assassination both by irresponsi ble private citizens and by the misuse of congressional immun ity concerning college life we are uncompromisingly opposed both to racial discrimination and lamberton to stay open jan 29 to 31 originally scheduled to close jan 27 for a befween-semesters vacation lamberton hall will be open for breakfast and lunch jan 29 30 and 31 arrangements for the extension were made with manager hal stubbs by the university's lam berton hall committee composed of members of idc and arcadia coffee milk and buns will be on the menu for breakfast served from 7 to 9 a.m offer ed for lunch will be soup sandwiches coffee and ice cream no supper will be served thomas turner lisled as good after auto crash thomas turner m.e 52 is list ed as good by easton hospital following an accident saturday afternoon in which his car skid ded on the ice and crashed turner was on his way home to easton and was tra velling along alternate route 22 when the mishap occurred he was thrown out of the car as it skidded and was taken to the hospital by ambulance according io hospital authori ties turner is suffering from lac erations of the face and contu sions and abrasions of the body and legs he does not have any fractures petitions due february 13 arcadia nomination petitions will be due at the arcadia of fice by feb 13 this is contrary to a recent statement in the brown and white which print ed the date as being jan 13 arcadia elections will then be held on feb 28 and mar 1 drinker house 111-b has been chosen to receive the phi eta sig ma freshman scholarship achievement award for 1949-50 the eighteen freshmen living in the dormitory section last year had a composite year-average of 2.582 the award provided by prof harold v anderson faculty ad viset of the freshman honorary includes a permanent cup and a travelling plaque on which the name of drinker 111-b will be the first io be engraved students of the class of 1953 who are members of the winning team were charles j bodenstab laßarre l lag gard william r kilbourn 11 allan b margolis david s mcadam charles j metz harold e meyer also h charles mowen don ald w oplinger frederick a otter jr jay w picking jr john d patt gilbert h priess george p schivley jr christo pher l sholes ronald d stiehler edward p stuhr jr and robert c temps anderson who is a professor of chemistry was the original spon sor of the lehigh chapter of phi eta sigma which was founded in 1930 and announced establish ment of the living group freshman scholarship award in 1949 there are only three other chapters of the honorary in pennsylvania these are located at bucknell perm state and the university of pittsburgh volume 61 — number 25 tuesday january 16 1951 major newman announces arotc camp postponed bethlehem pa endowment now 9 million dollars gifts and bequests amounting io 827,214 were received by the university during 1950 according to john i kirkpatrick treasurer the lehigh progress fund ac counted for 222,294 of the total while 45,032 was added through in announcing the gifts to the gifts to the lehigh alumni fund university kirkpatrigk pointed two concurrent announcements were made recently by major newman of the air science and tactics department to the effect that juniors in the advanced r.o.t.c will not go to summer camp and that the installation of a radio communications unit has been completed concerning the deferment of summer camp no reason was given for this change in plans and no substitute if there will be any was an nounced a portion from the text of the telegram received by the department from the ist air force headuarters is that the 1951 summer camps will be students ask registrar for deferment aid students who receive draft no tices and wish to apply for defer ments through the university should contact the registrar's of fice so that a letter requesting de ferment can be sent to their boards in filling out a form for this purpose students may give either their home address or their school address it is also important that he check to see if his board requires class average or not since some boards are defering only up per half students requests for deferment for the remain der of the school year are permitted upon receiving the complete forms the office of the registrar will send a letter containing all necessary information to the local draft boards carbon copies can be obtained by the students ap plying for deferment conducted only for air force ro.t.c students who will complete their rotc and academic course work within the current academic year or before the normal end of the academic year 1951-52 all students whose rotc or academic course work will be complete at or after the end of the academic year 1951-52 will have their camp attendance deferred the radio installed last week is to have a two fold purpose it will be used as a very valuable aid for the air rotc students and it will also serve as an emergency communications unit with the ist air force headquarters at mitch ell field long island operated by captain onila and master sergeants mick and lutz of the air science and tactics de partment the radio will make le high a part of the ist air force communications net with the con trol station at mitchell field student christian association favors recognition of peiping lehigh university brown and white out that 437,922 has been added by the donors this bring the to to capital endowment as directed tal endowment of the university to 9,001,711 largest contribution during kerr former steel executive from the estate of david g the past year was 182,394 of pittsburgh this is in addi tion to 145,060 previously received from this estate the total of this bequest has been set up as an endowment for general operations of the uni second largest bequest was versity 104,875 from the estate of jacob b krause of quakertown this has been established as the krause scholarship fund for as sistance of indigent students in the college of arts and science as directed by the late krause contributions from members of the starkey family to the william paul and gertrude c starkey foundation to promote christian ity totaled 50,581 during the last year this fund is being used to finance the new altar and organ in packer memorial church on the campus work already has begun on these improvements as well as the redecorating and re lighting of this building on the campus the endowment fund was increased by contributions from the estates of the found er of the university and the widow of a former lehigh university president from the estate of asa packer founder of the university lehigh received 12,021 last year from the estate of mrs alida r richards widow of the late president charles russ richards the endow ment was increased by an ad ditional 45,286 inside . . • mobilization o little man 6 sports .. 4 5 scientists 3 health service j7