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              residents of taylor hall turned out en masse last wednesday to participate in the dormiioty's semi-annual field day held in the building's court five sections of the dormitory competed in events ranging from potato sack races to the standard tug-o-war section a coached by president sam johnson succeeded in collecting a total of 37 points in the event to win the coveted inscribed miniature beer keg sec tions c e b and d followed the winners booby prize for the event went to section d which received the award of the purple shaft award ed for low point total of six the athletic events were fol lowed by original skits won by section a a singing contest also won by section a and a beauty contest won by section c sup peir and beer were served the event was finished with a movie all classes will be cancelled on saturday may 26 this faculty action taken monday afternoon is to facilitate the administration of the selective service college qualification tests to be given here on that date meanwhile may 15 was set as the deadline for applications to take the test by maj gen lewis b hershey director of the selec tive service system all postcards postmarked latar than midnight may 15 will not be accepted he said gen hershey explained that the deadline was set to give the educational testing service administrators of the exam time to process the ap plications to assign each ap plicant to a testing center and to assign to each appli cant the date for his test still other sources again urged all eligible students to take the test once again emphasizing the fact that the student has every hing to gain and nothing to lose by taking the test elmer p brock vice-president of the na tional student association urged all students to apply immediately brock said he felt many stu dents were under the impression the tests have been cancelled or have been made meaningless by a congressional amendment ito the draft bill stating that local draft boards aae not bound by the results of the tests in granting deferments it was understood before hand that the ultimate deci sion as to whether a student see draft page 2 classes off on may 26 testing day volume 62 — number 22 {,&, t^tus tsa three legs friday may 11 1951 bethlehem pa taylor a winners of annual festival ed molitor ee j's3 and frank townsend che j's3 combined their efforts in the three-legged race to help section a win the taylor hall field day championship in the semi-annual event held in the dormitory quad last wednesday zingone here tonight in last scl offering 70-75 frosh enrolled for summer term approximately 70 to 75 fresh men will be among 720 students enrolled in summer school and camp this year this is the num ber of beginning students who director of admissions clarence b campbell and registrar james h wagner expect to take ad vantage of the summer session of the expected 720 stu dents 550 will be summer school students while 200 will be attending summer en gineering camps thirty will attend both the camp and summer school the enrollment represents an see summer page 2 gipson receives fulbright award dr lawrence h gipson re search professor of history at le high has received a fulbright award for study abroad the awalrd is one of approximately 340 grants for lecturing and re search made during the 1951-1952 academic year funds used in the fulbright program are foreign currencies realized through surplus property sales abroad lecturers and re search scholars are recommended for the grants by the conference board of associated research councils which has been desig nated to receive and review the applications of candidates recipient of the loubat and bancroft prizes for dis tinguished writings in amer ican history dr gipson will continue his research in con nection with the preparation of his series entitled the british empire before the american revolution dr raymond g cowherd as sistant professor of history and adviser to foreign students has received notification that byron r kelley lehigh 38 has been named an alternate for a ful bright award for studies in eng land the incredible zingone sleight of hand expert and mental tele pathist will demonstrate more tricks than there are in a deck of cards at the final student con certs-lectures program at 8 to night in grace hall billed as no mere magician but a pastmasler of the intricacies of leg©r-de-main zingone has ex posed the sharp practices of the professional gambler for the benefit of several state govern ment law-enforcement officials and for motion picture cameras conceded today to be the fastest man with cards in the world zingone will show what the professional shark does when he takes a suck er using an ordinary deck of cards which the audience can provide to insure no marks or gimmicks involved he'll deal them from the top bottom and side of the deck with one swift glance at the see incredible page 2 business major in sociology to be offered next semester pre-professional preparation for graduate work in law social work social research the ministry institutional work personnel work teach ing interracial and intercul tural work civil service ap pointments and other profes sions in addition to a new course in the american community cover ing a study of urban and rural communities courses available in the field will include two other basic courses cultural anthropol ogy and principles of sociology open to advance study will be ihe following social problems community organization for so cial services the family popula tion problems reading in sociol ogy glee club to participate in 2 weekend concerts lehigh's 60-voice glee club will participate in two musical events this week end tonight the club will take part in the annual choreon festival closing event of the 15th cultural olympics of the univer sity of pennsylvania to be held in the philadelphia academy of music the lehigh program will include no nois domine by roger quilter turn ye to me scotch folk song with tenor solo by warren t jones arts 52 my johnny was a shoe maker english folk song ar ranged by bartholomew a-roving traditional chan tey prof william h schempf head of the music department will di ect the lehigh musicians with geoiige l gansz as assistant di rector and thomas dowdell me 51 as student director the ac companist will be david w ry erson chem 52 this will be the eighth fes tival of the season which will mark the 300 th performance given by the olympics since it was started as a division of the university school of education in 1936 tomorrow night the club will give a conceit at the hotel den nis atlantic city n.j mack reports missing books recent disappearance of valu able reference books fromthe li brary and ihe occurrence of a fire in a fourth-floor stack study cu bicle were reported wednesday by james d mack librarian among the missing books are benet's reader's ency clopedia one volume of the colliers encyclopedia cam ridge ancient history s a e handbook 1948 verticle file index 1940 directory of directors three volumes of the encyclopedia britannica and two volumes of the bri tannica yearbook also three volumes of the en cyclopedia americana three vol umes of the americana annual information please almanac 1951 marks mechanical engineers handbook 1941 middle east handbook and mantzius a his iary of theatrical afts^yolume one have disappeared faculty approval of a major in sociology as another of the cour ses in ihe college of business ad ministration has just been forth coming next semester it will be available to undergraduates un der the direction of dr herbert m diamond head of the depart ent of economics and sociology trends in social relations toward an increasing interde pendence of human beings and invention discovery and widened social contacts which are continually creat ing new problems of living together make the establish ment of such a course most timely courses in this new major field have two broad aims first to meet the geneiral needs of the student by providing him with a knowledge of and insight into his social relations by giving him a survey of society useful in un derstanding the world in which we live second to provide such fundamental courses in hu man relations as will give brown and white inside ... sports 4 & 5 editorials :..-. 6 little man 6 movies 7 notices 3 & 8 sophomores applications for posts on the junior cabinet should be made on an application form now available in the arcadia office all interested students should fill out a form and submit it to the arcadia office by noon monday may 21 juniors applications are now being received for membership on the senior cabinet those stu dents interested should sub mit a letter to the arcadia office by 4 p.m friday may 18